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ELEVENTH YEAR. NO. 4J yijt-
ENTERPRISE, WALLOWA COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 29, 1909
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MONEY TO LOAN
Slate Funds loaned, 6 per cent. John
P. Rusk. Atty. State Land B'd. Joseph
FOR 8ALE.
NATIONAL APPLE
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SPOKANE
Nearly new eight room house and
half block of land In most desirable
part of town. Easy terms on part
if desired and will take team and
wagon in trade. 'Enquire at this of
fice. . 28r8
Team, harness and 2V4 inch spring
wagon.J250. Enquire at this office-
House, 5-rooms, lot 60 x 120, four
blocks from bznk corner. $600. This
property is chaaper than you can
build. Terms. Clarence E. Vest. 41btf
100 or 125 tins o.' hay. Inquire of
H. O. Zumwalt, Zumwalt, Oreg. 39i4
160 acres timber land and good mill
site in Wallowa County, Oregon.
Communicate with J. E. Houtchens
& Co. Waitsburg, Wash. GObtf
One complete planing mill and engine.
Also 300,000 feet, more or less, of
good merchantable lumber. For price
and terms call on Burleigh &Boyd,
Enterprise, Oregon. 31btf
Pool and Billiard Tables at a bargain
Call at Mrs. Mayor's restaurant. 36bm
8TRAYED.
Small light gray mare, branded A
on right shoulder. $5.00 'reward for
return to Zumwalt, Oreg. 34bm
WANTED.
Sch-X: boys Two c tbrea to room
and board. Mrs. Mavor. 42btf
Highest market price paid for a'l
kinds of grain in exchange for furni
ture, by Ashley the Home Furnisher.
42w2.
. For Sale: Pi ning mill outfit and
tock of lumber. Well located. Will
be sold at a bargain. Burleigh &
Boyd, Enterprise, Oregon. 41a4
Read the advertisements.
OREGON APPLES WILL BE THERE
100 FOR BEST BUSHEL
OF WHEAT. ,
iPort'.and, Se.t. 28. "Oregon apples
will be well represented at the
aacoad Na ional A?ple sho;v at S'.io
kans November 15-: 0,' said Ren. H.
.Rice, mana er cf the apple show,
who was In Portland during the past
week. "While the crop Is ganier
ally much smalir than last year, the
qualit is of tha very best and grow
ers In a.l par s of the t' e are show
ing t e keane t interest In ' the
various (onteiti. Wai'e the first
apple show was an un?xpac el s-ic-cew,
we have assjrance3 that the
S3 ond exposl ion wl'.l be even more
S3, ai tie groae-s want a chance to
exhibit their cholca apples in cora
tarson with fr.lt fracn other states
anl fie pri e list gives an opportuni
ty far evtry ap la raiser to compete,
Tha content! Include carloads, ten
bores, five boxes, single boxes, bar
rels, jars anl plates with cash pre
miums raiglu; from $1000 sweep
sta' ei in the caro'.d classes down to
$3 for a sinsle p a'e o! five apple.
' All f e r 11 oads have united in
1 las a ritj of one and one-third
fire ior fie raund trip to Spokane
lurng ap.ls show wejk and also
allow visitors- to go by one line and
return via another.
"Th9 Natl.nal Apple Show dates
giva growers ai opportunity to ex
hibit at laca' count r fairs end apple
shoss s :ch as ths at Albany and
Hoad Ri er ahd then have plenty of
time to ship t) S.ohane aid win ad
dition:. I honon anl premiums.
"I hae leen In many of the fruit
growing disri t o! Washington and
Oregon and In naarly aM S actions
the report it the same a small crop
o.' fins quality."
A farm ln3 demonstration train will
be run by. the O. R. & J4. through
Sherman, Gl 1 am and Morrow coun
ties in Octaber that Is expeocei to
aid the f&rmars of that section of
the s ate in the more intelligent culti
va I n o' the sol. and in improved
fnrmlng methols. Lectures will be
de'lvered by agrlsul uial co'lege ex
perts, who wi:i ba on the train and
demonstrations oJ farming practice
will be ma'e Dr. James Withycombe,
director of the O.eson Experiment
Station, wi:i ba at the head of the
REPORTED
CHANCE
TRA!NTIME CARD
RUMORED OLD SCHEDULE WILL
BE RESUMED ON BRANCH
OCTOBER 1.
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Same Old Story
Of Peddler Gouge
People o' North End Bilked At Usual
By Travelling
Salesmen.
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Many of the p o le of the Hansen
Ferry aniiFarJdise cointry, are some
what up in arms against a certain
Spjkana grocery hoise, whi.h carr'es
oj a padillig grocery business that
Ii it turn3 o.t to be a Spokane bouse,
but from fie coy of fie" order she
a pers n cannot tell where the house
wa located, sa;s the Asocin County
Sen'lnel. (Several families pur.
ch ad as hi.h ai fo ty-flve and fifty
do'lars worth of the stu f, and the
prices th t were charred were hhhar
clear t rough fie list, than good
g 'O's could have been purchased for
from th a m jrchants of Aso in, or
fron an of9- i re n tha cqun'.y.
This I a f t, bea .sa some of fie
fa live have gone into fie Aso in
stores f.i vee'i anl pile 2d the list
etral ht trough at. ragular retail
Prices, and tiny fqnd that they
ha 1 bee l held uj on practically every
'ten. Oe gent eman's wi e had
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and in order to get that room we
will give a liberal discount on all
Lawns, Dimities, etc.
and in fact on many things that are too numerous to mention
in this small space. We have some of those SUMMER SKIRTS
on hand. Come in and see them before they are all gone.
Men's Oxfords
We have an elegant line of these goods and are giving a
Discount of 20 per cent.
They will last but a few days. Call and examine
them before they are gone. We still have a few pairs of
Ladies' Oxfords
and if you would like a pair come and get them at
your very earliest convenience. .
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Summer Underwear
Our stock is broken and we wish to make a thorough cleanup.
We are headquarters for a genuine good Glove, such as McKibbin and BlocK
We try to keep constantly on hand Fruits and Vege
tables of all kinds and we are right on prices
Respectfully,
E. M. a M. COMPANY
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officials have heard the complaint)
1 wj.l re.nedy in j cause i3 the I flpol Pfoica Cn
ast retort, and If It proves true , i-MJWll ridlC fUl
Evangelist Pratt
Ever since the change of time
f the branch t alna by which the
Incoming train does not reach the
upper valley until 6 o'clock and
after, thara has be?n continual pro
tet by f:e patrons of the road. That.
the of ficials have heard the complaint)
and
lat
it wM ba welccma news. Indeed, to
a 1 who hava ocado.i to travel on
the triln, The re.;o:t li th :s given
in S nJas Star:
".t it st.tad in ra'lroad circles that
the e will be another change in the
runn.'ng of trains on the Wa'lowa
branch and fat fie change will be
back t3 abo.it fie former sheiule
when ths train le"t La Grande at
9:1j in the mornrnj; Instead or 12:45,
as at present. The return trip will
als3 te arr;m.d so as to bring
the awl al of the tain fro-n Joseph
at alout 3:30 in the a.'teraoan. The
Suniay tra'n srvlca U not to be
discOTn el. Ac o ding to the re
port t' e changs U?k to the o'd
time Is .i 'de.erancs to the express
el wl h s o' the patrons of the road
along tie W,.l owa branch. It is
iiU f at tha chaasie will take place
on the fl st of the oming month."
served free to all visitors at the Ex
position, In conmemoratlon of the
close of a succe eful run of salmon
up the Northwest rivers.
Tuesday at the Exposition will be
Lynden Day and Barbers Day. Wed
nesday wil be the day at the fair
of Rpycroft, Port Angeles, the Wash
ington Newsboys, and the Washing-
ion Creamery operators.
Phi Delta Theta will celebrate at
the Exposition Thursday with ap
propriate .exercises in the Auditorium.
This will also be the day of the
American Instit.ta of Mining
Engineers.
Tte Baby Show on Thursday will
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CRAIG SELLS HERD
REGISTFRED
COWS
Mcdonald of wallowa and
vaughan of imnaha buy
famous herefords.
Harris " el of His Sjc:ei3 In
Caoti Ca.Tip Ijn Beglni (
October 24.
Farmers Day At
AYsP Exposition
Seat le, Sap', 28. S ates, coaiiUjs,
and cities; bir'oers, plumbers, and
blackanilths; every profession, creed
and class have liad their day at the
Expo ition and nw f.e farmers
have sunj the praises., and ' e)(
ploltei tha agrlcultu:al interests It
the erfiit. Northwrs.
The fair a -thorltieq, appreciating i real y are.
E ltor: D-. Fra t s work is high
ly s o en of wherever he hai be in
P.rsonally I know hii work in North
Da'cota where I libo.ed 6 years
an l can say that he Is o.ie o: tie
moit beloved evanse lata that evar
came to the s atj.
S. HARRIS.
An Apprecl.tion.
Flrom f e Ventura Frea Press, Ven
tura, Ca
Sometime befora these meetings be
gai an ert'mEtion o! Mr. Pratt from
appearance and raputatlon was prlnt-
ed in the Frea Press but now that he
hia been cans'antly bafore Ventura
Piopla ?o- frei weeks, ojinlon Is
pra tl a ly vna imom rjgardlng him
and hii iori. A fey single words
ch racterize him lest, mature, un
aferttd. scho arlv, direct, eirnest,
uaaty :ni s.icca a."nl: He has s'.ea'i
ly mr.fnta'n!d f:e argument and ai
peil In hie work end has refused to
re ort toany tra s to maka people
P b icly pr jfess what they da not
inwardly teiljve. Prank 4 hjnesty
has o' aract H '.ed a'4 hU wo k. He
has navor strained V po'nt to make
me re,u:t loot Iat-pp thoi fh
Ii Is exposltbn 1 the
their relation to the development of basis o2 all his teaching and preach-
Uie N rthwest. cav ' ths ' farm. ,US HI ne O tan rnicata tha amta.
era three days for their celebration ment that he has no oratorical am-
and by liberal appropriation ar-' Dluns but wishes to persuade men
ranged for the moH spectacular and
unique - entertainment ever sean
anywhere. "Harvest Home Festival
was us'ieel in Se.tenber,24 by
a grand agricultural parade, In which
all competitors fjr the numerous
prl-ei car. led their carrot or
turnip or stock of com on a stick
and passed tha Ju'gei In review.
Seven mamino h eteers and oxan
has be n p relies jd for a big barbe
cue the second d y. Ten thousand
Juiiy hot loant sandwiches ware
disr'-butel t hungry visl o s, aftar
the b ;eves wera taken from the spits,
which, by tie way was In the opjn
where all co ild watch the chafs at
their work. At night an old fash-
oned hoe-down in the Washington
i j nafr, believe and obey God's
me sa e In t ie Eible. Through his
strong pre entaf ns the Bible has
beco re a 11 Inj vcljme, to many to
whon It has -be n a cloaeJ boak. As
a friond he hrs won his way Into
t ie rejirdo'many cf our people, who
will count his. acquaintance a prlvl
lege. Espe lally vll he be eiteam
ei by those who through his ministry
have eitered a Christian lie and
pro.'e slon. -
SUPREME COURT CA3E8.
The Observer states that news has
reah d La Gran le that three cases
of Interest to Un'on and Wa'.lowa
counfea have baen sat for hearing
Def;re the supreme court oh October
Sta'e buiWins, which- was 'turned 6 and 7- Th cases are ex-SheriM
Into a llj ba n for the o casslon, was
o;en to all. The only condition
was that every iran must wear over
alls and e 'ery wo.nan a gingham or
calico dre s.
On Sunday, the Harvest Home
Festival cloel wl h a jubilee
meeting In the amphitheatre when a
dozen noted eangellsta and singers
were given o.r.oit nlty to fay that
the religious interests were given
a day at the big Seattle Exposition.
Another feature will be Fish Day,
Monday. On t is day fish will be
Bla' lay of Wa loa couaty vs. Pe er
O'Sllivan, Involving 'fie oli question
of ths location of pe'sonal property
for asse:BTent, and the State vs. Mc
Donald and the Earnes vs. Long,
two escheit cases arpea'ed from Un
ion county.
Tha o fe.ing of the Eckhardt com
pany for the ilrat night of their en
gagament at the Opera House In this
city, coram nc ng Friday night Oct.
1st wl 1 be the beaut fu' and rafieih
ing camely The Gras Widow.
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I ThinK This Over
a And see what rate of interest you would get on money
a invested in this piece of laud that has raised, and will
continue to raise:
43 ba. of 40-fold wheat at 70c
75 ba. of oats at $1.25 per hundred
$30.10
30.00
For Only $20 per acre
With a good prospect of the land doubling
value within, the next year or two.
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This piece of land consisting of 830 acres with less than 100 acres of
waste land, lies five or six miles from railway station in the best wheat
section in the county. All under good fence; good spring water; 137
acres in cultivation. Can be bought on the following terms: $8000
cash, security back on the place for the balance, from one to Ave years
at 8 per cent, interest, subject to good five year lease.
CLARENCE E. VEST
(Exclusive Agency)
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George S. CTai?, one of the leading
thMroughbred ca tla breeders in this
seatlon, has soil his herd and retired
torn the business. He disposed of 67
head to John McDonald o! Wallowa
and 35 head to H. N. Vaughan of
Imnaha. The lot bought by Mr.
McDonald inolu'el the famous
bull, Bright Promise, conceded
by JuJgei of catj3 to be
on a o the mo it perfect animals In
the a.at9. ' -
The cat le a e a'l raftered Hare
fords, anl all fjmae stock except
Baght Prom se and o te bull calf. Tha
price paid Is not male pub :i but the
total deal fouls up over $80:0.
Mr. Craij to.k great prUe In his
UerJ o? white.'acei and syaied no
pal is cr expense to get the be',
but. ha ha r:c nUy gona Into the
Jheej busine:s in pa tnership wl h
a.io:her cat Ionian, C. G.-Ho'.mes, a:id
.ecldeJ to dispose of his cattle.
His. son, W. F. Craig, who resJdes
an the old home raiuh Just south-,
aaa; o: th's tit, will also go In o
tha sh'ep bminjei, end has s arted
l'jh a purchase of 330 ewes of Falco
nar Bros.
Trades Last of Cattle.
Graves Broi. hae traded the 1 :st
of their cattle. 120 heal of chaxe
range cows to She. herd Morgan of
tmnaha, for eaei.
CHURCH 8ERVICE3.
Thare wll be services In the Bi
terprlse Ca l.olia church naxt Sunday
morning at 10 o 1 c'f. Sirmon by
Rev. Fa har Eimonds.
Services at tha M. E. church naxt
3undtay at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Sun'ay b.o)1 at 10'a. m. "EpWokh
League a(, 6:45 p.m. C. E. Trutbjd,
pastor.
A SanS Sch o! RUly Day sirvlie
will be he'.d In t ie M. E3. church
next Sunday a'. 2:S0 p. m. A pr
gram will be glen con3istli of
songs, reltatons, and short ad-
oirassea. n of erlnj wl 1 be takan
for the work of the Sunday School
Board.
Lumber. Anyone having lumber of
my grade in any amount fpr sale,
or who has timber he intends to saw
soon, and wishes to contract the lum
ber, call on or aldress W. F. Rankin
at Haney planer in Enterprise, Agent
for W. R. Klvelte. 2Gb i
Booti
AND
Shoe:
Fine New Stock
of Best Footwear
For Men and Boys
Women and Misses
ALSO
General
Merchandise
Coal and
Shingles
By the Car Load.
That's Why We
Sell CHEAPER
THAN OTHERS
Riley
and
Riley
Groceries and Flour
Fuel and Feed