The news=record. (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1907-1910, May 11, 1910, Wednesday Edition, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE NEWS RECORD AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER. , (TwIce-a-Week.) Formerly the Wallowa News, estab lished March 3. 1899. & Published Wednesdays and Satur days at Enterprise, Oregon, by , THE ENTERPRISE PRESS - Office East side Court House Square Cntered as second-class matter January 2. 1909, at the postoftlce at Enterprise. Oregon, under the Act of March 3.-1879. Subscription Rates: One year $2, six months- $1, three mouths 60c, one. month 20c. On yearly caaa-in-advance subscriptions a discount of 25o is given. Wallowa County Title Abstract Company . A. C. MILLER, President Office in Comtjanv's new brick building opposite front of new Court House, Oldest and most complete abstract plant in county. Abstracts of title furnished promptly and cheap-. ly. insurance written m largest anu strongest companies. Money Loaned at very Lowest Current Rates WEDNESDAY MAY 11, 1910. ON THE WARPATH. . The , residents of Lostlne are on the. warpath. According to the In formation at hand, some one caused to be printed In the "Wallowa Sun" an article stating that Lostlne would move, at some time or omer, preiei aMy pr'lly tUlc:k. down to the O. R. & N. ' latum thfre... When the people of Lostlne lead, the notice, they wtire o,irp.ed. They statjd, that tills moving bs.ntsa must b.- the removal of the astral body of Lcstlne -or words to that effect because no physical movement had taken place nor had been even contemplated, . And the way the res idents there stated it, made the statement very emphatic. . Enterprise knows' that Lostlne Is "on the map" to borrow that ex pression from the Lostlne citizens. And Enterprise lis justly proud of that fact, proud of everything pro gressive lni Lostlne, and. proud of the town as a whole. The relations between Enterprise and Lostlne, as far as the acting editor knows, have been always mutually friendly and mutually enthusiastic; and Enter prise dselres .these relations, con tinued. In the development of Wal lowa county no stogie city can be Injured without Injuring the whole countv: no strife can be ereaited without causing a attr. however slight, through the entire county; and dissension and' strife are not stable and enduring foundations' up on which to raise any. common wealth. There Is no need for any sugges tion from Enterprise to the Lostlne people, la this temporary matter. Enterprise knows that Lostlne Resi dents have Initiative enough, ability and common sense enough, and pa triotism enough, to run their own1 affairs, and run them right. Jlore- over. Enterprise knows from history hat Lostlne la as much concerned with the . development of waiiowa county as any body of people here. C Sanitary d& 1A Stl 0 ' mciiiuua prevail in our factory. Till SMl SiurwtoM Pun Candy Patronbti t "Modem Dealer" Warn ConlMtlMwy Ca., Mlrt., Pwtlui Oram The theme In. which the prospec tive settler and eastern lans buy er would be Interested, if he were to stop In eastern Oregon, would be Waiiowa counity. , There never has been a boom in Wallowa county. The whole vailue, natural and de veloped, of this county boa been on the ted rocs of fact, Kua aown quietly by nature and quietly workod oat by Industiloas man. There is no need for a "boom" lm the future. enterprise, the county seat, grows ropidly without the necessity of a l oom." Values, are stable because they are true. And for the present the eastern sebt'.er can get some of the best wheat land In the wortld, In. a raw state, for from 10 to 3 an acre. The noithern portion of the county, as well as the valley tn and about Enterprise, will develop Into one Of the most prosperous. sections of eastern Oregon, Flndlay, Onlo, voted "dry" about turn wars aeo. Since that time there has not bean, police court bus iness enough to maintain a police court, and last week the city coun ell of that city met and abolish ed that court, stating that there was? not enough business, to keep lit go ing..'.. Enterprise presents the beat retail stores to be found In many clrtiea. of three, times the population els "where. That Is one reason whyi tt is called Enterprise. ENTERPRISE MEAT MARKET BESl OF MEATS ALWAYS ON HAND, Highest Market Combes & Hotcllkiss INDEPENDENT Price for puntlF on -Pelts and Hides proprietor Ymmiu Every Day at .HARRISOIN'S CITY MARKET, BEEP, PORK, VEAL MUTTON FRESH FISH EVERY DAY. FRESH OYSTERS IN SEASON Sausage of all kinds Hams and Bacon Sugar Cured For Dinner Corn Beef arid Cab bage, Wienerwurst and Sauer Kraut For Breakfast Liver and Bacon. For Supper A Nice Steak. Mincemeat. Chickens at' any time. Orders delivered in a few minutes. Telephone your' order for a nice roast or boil and it will be there in time to cook for dinner. Qeo. A. Harrison River Street Range and- Crops . Are Looking Fine L. Beecher of Imnaha Says the. Gen eral Outlook of His Locality Is Good. ' L. Beecher of Imnaha and vicinity,' who is riding the range almost dal ly, and Is th refore In a position to know what he is talking, about, paid this office a business' call Mon day. In an Interview Mr. ' Beecher stated that the rains of the pres ent spring have given the whole country the appearance of prosper ity. Rich, nutritious grass covers the feeding range, and all crops In his district look fine. According to the reports taken by this paper, from every rancher almost who en ters the city, and thus from ranch ers scattered we'Jl over the county, the general condition throughout Wallowa Is on of promising prosper ity. The eastern reader will be glad Indeed to know this. A visit to Wal lowa will convince the most skepti cal that we have here, ready to be worked out, almost any sort of pros perity one could wish. Come to En terprise and Walilowa county. 3 jj A Good Hay Ranch 3 With plenty of water, in the 1 midst of cheap grass. For particulars see I Enterprise Real Estate Company S Exclusive Agents 3 5 OVER HARNESS SHOP J g ENTERPRISE ' OREGON 'ity and County Brief News Items I A i k rum. .,.vx MmDleLatert WodeT,Bn(ror bicycle furnished by us. Our agents very where EACH T0WR to exhibit a arc until you receive andapprove of your bicycl We ship makinff to anyone, anywhere in the U. S. without a ant dttoiit in advance, frtpay JrettM, and allow I'KN DAKS' FKEJS TUIAL duiing which time you may nde the hicyi le and nut it to any teat yoo with. If you are then not perfectly .lanrfied or do not wua to riflTABV w 'umiah tlie highest grade bicycles it u powible to maka rAGlUX I rKlUti t one iraall profit above actual factory cost. You save io a- Mnii Hv hnvinir HirMt tit tia and have the manufacturer's kuar antee behind your bicyclo. IK OT Bll X a bicycle or a pair of tires f-om anyont mt any trict until you receive our catalogues and learn our unheard of Jactorf frica and mmrkatit tfteij tfftrt to rldwr URontH. YOU WILL BE ASTOSSSHED SS S rh TOdl"Vlea?w! than anv other our priceiOrderi filled Ui Hay received. make yoo this year. We sell the hurhesl grade bicycles for cm money factory. We are satisfied iih i oo profit abova (actory cot. JEKS, you can aeil our bicxlea under your own name plate at HKOOMD HAND lilCYCLKS. Ve do not repuLirly hanrlle eerond hand bicycle, unt l7rv j i l . i i. f'u:-- -..,-; atAm Th-u r mr tint re a nurooer on nana u.earamucpy uui w.iwBy va" - - tUH I a-iaMlis.tff quiixnent ox ail Junos ai mMj w wiw rw n?5o i:Ec;ni::3ii FUMTURE-pnooF n u A"8", - TinrA A SAMPLE PAIR MR tst 4m ai. but to introduct we Will ltllyouatomplpairortMH(asMwtthTdrAi). 10 MOSETtOSSLE FQCM PBRCT8BES KAILS, Tsek or GUm will not let thm mir out. Sixty thousand pair sold lost year. Over two hundred thousand pairs now la use. rABnTlillf.Uiihulltliel It is lively rl.,i rduriibleand lined Inaidewilhl poSuaand which dr. opam.ll l,b" In the air to escape We ha hundred of letter from ati tScuitomeT. uStht their tireshaveonlybeen pumped nocelw twice in a whole aon. They wehh norjoretnaa nordinary tire, the puncture reaisUngqtutUiiej being given b, JevVai Uyer. cYthin. apecUlly prepMed fabric on the UeaTThe regular price of these tire. i. J8 50 per pir.b.it for order, .ippecfiame day letter is received. We ahip COT), on fofloe th thlek rnblier trr4 A" snu pnneture strip. kit' ind "it." alao rim .trio "II to prevent rim eutting. This tire will outlast amy other Diuke-KOKT, HLAallQ auid ltllklNfl. . . : M.ii imi h.u. mminM ana loans inna aincriT u rconenicu. "wTwlii aliwa erliiunt of .'per cent (thereby making the price . per pair) if you W5I"'. . JT. o.. irir-u nnnira onoin. thU iid vrrti?racnL Vott run .110 rilc in rdina m aai M the Uree may. be rrtnrned at OUK Mpenee If for any reason they are Z JLfertorr oaaininatkm. We are perfectly reliable and money ant to naiaaaaafeaa in tot itUiwciiJiy w , mr thu thM will rid su.er run latter. wSrbe?ter?ger Tn Sk fioTrYbS .tTrTyci b eVrr ied or .t any price wi krX thyowWiU. well pl-scd that when you want .bicycle you will give us your order. L ewmt toTo send u . tn.1 order at otk, hence this remark sbleti re offer. e wasi vow iw . w... 1,1 at (. nrWtintil on svnd for a nabrel ZO iImH3 Bedgethorn nnctnre-IToof tires on approval and trial at r eric o noted describe and quotea I C Vlfl t" m TITTfl TilF.hnrn nnctnre-ITOof tires OI " "rr . . 7 . j .1 ; ,,, W Tir anil KnnHrv rililnilK whlrK St. nwul IntroauctOTT uncar uwmu wv w -' . , Scribe, and quote, .ft make, and kind, of tire, .t about hall tne pnfw . DO KOT WAIT or a pair of tire, from aoyone until you know the new and woadcrful ofi. w. are making. It only co-u a pt-tal to learn ererythuig. Write It NOW. A L S3 CYCLE CCI-IPAriY, ClHCf.C3, ILL Harvey's creams are the beat. 1 H, E. OaUea paid, a buslmeas vis it to Wallowa Monday. Miss Audrey Combes left Monday morning for Wallo.wa on a brief visit. Surveyor A. H. Rudd -of Joseph passed through Enterprise on a bus iness trip Monday. If you want good teed for your team and good treatment come to White Front Bajn. 97btf J. T. Harvey returned from La Grande Saturday, after spending sev eral days there on business.. All phone orders for bus to and from depot promptly attended w. White Front bam. Home phone. 97b Mr, Fre4 Deo&ler and ,wlfe of La Grande .returned to their home in that city from Enterprise Saturday morning. Dr. F. E. Maare, o-teopatb, has office hour all day Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday to Enterprise, Of fice over the bank. ,. . 83bti Mrs. Jamea Moss of 'the Grande Rontrw valley afldj Mrs, Oliver of La Grande, r visiting with the family of Sheriff MaTvdin. Brand new shipment, ajrooat every design you could dream f, of Iron and brass bedsteads just arrived at F. S. Ashley's, Let us show you the goods. , lWba Ht A. Vincent, traveling salesman for the Bleumauer Frank, Drug company of Portland, paid Enter prise a business visit, the las;C of the week, " Beautiful Player Piano for only $373 direct from the' factory. F. S, Ashley, ' . . . l8tf Professor H,. H, Bronson, principal of the WaHowa schools, spent Satur day la Enterprise, His many, friends were glad to shake hands and visit with him, and hope to see hint here frequently, , , The Fulton, one-motion folding go- cart -absolutely guaranteed on wale at F. S.' Ashley'. Don't fail! to see them v X06b2 E. B. Payne of Montana, who has been looking over Wallowa county for a ranch location, visited Wallowa Monday, still on the hunt for a place. Flathers Brothers, ranchers on Trout Creek, spent Saturday In Enterprise. They spoke most en thusiastically of the 'crop outilook in their section, and said this season promised a harvest of plenty. The rains have helped everything wonder fully. Get your Wall Paper at Ashley's. Tou will have the largest stock and latest 1910 designs In Wallowa coun ty to Belect from, E. W. Reynolds left Monday morn ing accompanied by his son, H. A. Reynolds, for Lincoln, Neb. The lat ter unfortunately suffered a stroke of paralysis some time ago, but had recovered sufficiently to be about. The entire city here sincerely hopes that the suffe:er may apeedlly re cover from the attack, and be able to resume his usual occupation shortly. Just received a shipment of mar ble and am prepared to furnish mon uments on short notice. Prices and work right. Also agent for the cel ebrated Stewart's Iron Fence. Char les WHlgerodt, Enterprise. 100b m" Try Harvey's' crushed fruilt sundaes. Mr. and Mrs. William Miller, the latter a brother of A. C. Miller of Enterprise, are vialUng the family of A. C. Mdlller im this city. Mr. Mil ler and wife are from ,La Grande. Room size rugs, a full line, tnclud lug beautiful designs, in Axmliitster, Brussels and Kashlmer, just arrived at F. S. Ashley's, b2 J. H. Shirk, for some time .resid ing In Wallowa county, and father to Professor H. K. Shirk of Enter prise, left Monday for Faulkton, S. Dak., whsre he will vtoiit relatives and fntenda. lie will purchase a re turn ticket, a he stated laughingly, atad return to the coast In a short time. Mr. Shirk 13 a member of the old guard, belonging to the G. A. R. and having passed! through the awful estge of rebeil prison life. His many fruenda will be happy up on seeing him here oni his return. Doors and windows and all kinds of builders hardware at Keltner's. Abstracts Loans Insurance Reliable Abstracts of title furnished on short notice. All Kinds of money to loan on farm property, from one to five years; large or small amounts Fire Insurance written in companies that pay all losses in full. WALLOWA LAW, LAND a ABSTRACT CO. ENTERPRISE, OREGON C. M. L0CKW00D, LocKwood H BJlyen, v United States Commissioner i Managers n n I 0 0 F enterprisb lodqb' n EMEltAXD REBEKAH LODGE, No. 119 LODGE!, No K. ofP. 1TJ ANITA Sisters. ENTERPRISE 91. TEMPLE, No. 7, Pythian I MASONIC WALLOWA A. M., ENTERPRISE CHAPTER No. 30, Royal Arch Masons, LODGE, No. 82, A. F. A The White Mill EAGLE CAMP, No. 10197, M Vf.n.W. A Meets first and third Thursdays In each month, in new Fra ternal ball. Visiting Neighbors alwayi welcome. OHA3. THOMAS, Consul. JAS. W. RODGBRS, CWrk. ONEROID CAMP, No. 8642, R N. of A. EiaaaaaBHaiBaraBiBraiMai Wn 111 ENTERPRISE CAMP, NO .U.ll. 53B, W. Of W. VLMOTA CIRCLE. No, 878. W. ol W. ' Read This s H If you want a blgb grade sewing machine which Is a WORLD'S STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE BUY A WHITE Tha machine is unaurpaasd for simplicity, durability and the char acter of tho work It will do. It la made In, two stylos, tho Vibrator Shuttle and the Improved Rotary Shuttle. The lattter machine sewa either a lock or a chain stitch. There are a number of styles to choose from and the wood work la the handsomest possible. Editor S. P. ShnLt of the Joseph Herald, with hla.wlfe and three sons, Howard, Harold and Percy, spent Saturday tn Enterprise attending the irack meet. Editor Shutt has a trio of a splendid boys as one will find In a trip around the world, and the way he teams when speaking of them or of any one of them, does .he heart good, Mr. Shutt'a elu ?at boy entered' the track meet here. Mrs. A. J. Boehmer and son Char lea arrived In Enterprise from Pay ette, Ida., Saturday evening. Tney .will make their future home here. Mr. Boehmer being engaged as assistant cashier in the Waillowa Na tional bank. Enterprise welcome them, and will endeavor to make them feel right at home from the .tart. . Have you examined our line of Ladies' and Children's S Wash Suits Ladies' Fancy SKirts: Waists, j Undershirts, Muslin S Underwear, Hosiery. S Gloves, Etc. Also a complete line of Men's Furnishings, in cluding the Mcttibbin and Stetson Hats. i We have just now the most complete line that we have ever carried. S i Fred S. Ashley WHITE MACHINE handles the Enterprise. In A Great Sight "I suppose," suld the facetious Mr. Codding to Mrs. Muluprop, wuo bad Just returned from abroad, "thut you saw an Itulluu vendetta while you were in that country." "Oh, yes, lndei'd," replied the guile less lady; "we saw one In tbe cauuls at Venice with all the dongolas decoru- tloned most lovely I" Cleveland 1'lulu Dealer. AM THE OSTEOPATHIC PRIMER THE THEORY OF OSTEOPATHY Dandruff and iFAMNCrilAIR are but outward signs of the evil done in secret by myriads oi dan- Jrufj jerriG sappioi the lilt blood , oi the hair. Micro kills tbe para- site, soc.hes the itching scalp. gives lustre to tbe hair and stops it tailing cnt A single application Clves relief aod proves its wortu. Save your balr before too late. Micro prevents baldness. It U a delightful dressing for the bair, free from grease ana sticky oils. Ask your druggist for free booklet HOYT CHEMICAL CO. Mariano, oft ceo FOR SALE BY BURNAUGH A MAYFIELD Osteopathy contends, and haa prov en so often that It can no longer be a matter of doubt, ithat the human body la a complete mechanism, con taining within Its tissues all "the rem edial forces easentlail and oecese ary to the cure of disease. Further more, If all the part that go to make up the human body are In nor mal relation, that la, It every bone ligament, muscle, nerve, blood-veaflcsl, etc., are In their proper place and working order, then no such condi tion a disease can prevail. Read this last, statement again. It become self-evident doee it not? Certainly it ta true, that If every part la exactly where It belongs, and dUtchargliag lis duty Just a H should, health must be the result. Il.jaHh depends, then, upon tho nor mal relation of the anatomical parta that go to make up the human body. DL)iiH must follow whenever this normal relation' to disturbed; must follow whenever the organ of the body are prevented from discharging their normal physiological function. Now I realize that I am carrying We .buy our Dry Goods from one of the largest houses in Chicago and have a large assortment from which to make our selections. We discdunt our bills, which gives us the goods laid down in our store at the lowest cash prices. We give our customers the benefit of our cash buy. We also give a discount on all cash purchases. If you are going to build call and let us figure with you on Doors and Windows. We have just received a large stock of same and we are going to sell them at bed rock prices. M M g m t H M H U 1R.S.&Z.I H H Company S 5 your thoughts along preuy rapiaiy, but read it again, It can't holp but become clear to you. It Is the osteopathic conception to repeat for the sake of clearness when dUease ! sot up anywhere In the body that something haa oc curred to arreat or blockade the body'a life-giving and healing ' ur ronU, U nervoua Impulses, Its blood and lymph streams, and that tha proper sort of treatment la to re move these obstructions. Nature1 vital flulda and forces wltl then.ua ually work recovery. OjUoopaLh Health. ...