f
Careful buyers will find this a good op
portunity to complete tKeir Winter Out
fits because of the liberal price reductions
DRESS GOODS
Sale of BlacKand Colored
Dress Goods at a discount
of 25 per cent. This as
sortment contains plain
and novelty weaves in
blacK and all new winter
shades.
WOMEN'S SWEATERS
25 percent discount
This will appeal to those who
know how indispensable the
popular Sweater Coat has become.
vSHOES
Women's $5.50 to $6.00
Shoes at $4.00
Special lot of Children's
Shoes, your choice $1.00
It's getting mighty close on
to Santa Claus' toes and in
a few days we will have all
sorts or gift goods display
ed. Toys f or" the children,
and sensible, useful gifts
for Father, Mother, sister
and brother.
Unusual Reductions In Men's
Suits'
Values
to
$18.5o
SALE
$9.00
Values
to
$18.5o
Until all are sold
A lot of Men's .
separate Coats
at HALF PRICE
ENTERPRISE MERCANTILE & MILLING COMPANY
Official Proceedings
Of County Court
November Term, 1910.
Second Judicial Day, November 21.
Court met pursiwunt lo adjournment.
I.i the matter Of declaring thai Tea'.ult
of the vote for prohibition and agalna!
prohibition hbd in Wallowa 'ootab',
Oregon, November 8, 1910: , .......
H appearing to the court thai oji
October 6, 1910, a petition wasiUed
wkh the. Clerk of this county sIem
ed by more than. 10 per cent of
the registered voters of said conn,
ty, praying that on tine 8th. day of
November, 1910, an election' he
held to determine, whether the sale
of Intoxicating Minora should bo
prohibited in said county an a whole,
and the court having duly ordered
such election, o i the 7 th. day of
October, 1910, a ar-pears toy 'thia re
cord of thia count , and It further
appearing to the Court that
potltlon, .waa filed with, the Olojrk
not leas, than thirty inor more than
ninety days before such election,
and It further appearing that the
County, Clerk on receipt of eiuh
petition, immediately filed .the, same
and coin paired the signature of
elector aligning the eawe with the
a'Kiiature. oa the registration
books of the elect loui then pending,
and wl ti the signatures on the reg-
Istiratlon booka and blanks ou fe
In hie office for the preceding igen
- erail election, and it appearing that
petition, contained the1 requisite
number of signatures of qualified
elector as required1 by law, and it
further appearing that at lwat
twenty days previous to rtuch elec
tion the County Clerk delivered to
the Sheriff of said comity at leant
five notices of the rfeeUon for
each election pre.inrt In Uie County
in form as eulred by law, and it
further appearing that mi& Slierirf
at leant twelve daya before ui
election posted satd notiie li p"b
Ue pieces in the vicinity of 4 lie
polling places and that aald CWrk
and Shorlff have prey laiisly entered
a irecordl ol their compliance of the
provision of Uie law tn the prem
ises; that the ballots for fioh elec
tion were duly arranged and print
ed according o law, that Mid'
election, waa duly held on the 8th.
day of November,. 1910, am required
by law, and afterward 4lie vote
waa culy eauvaed and abstracted
and It further appearing to the
Court from the dully certified ab
stract of the volea of said election
held on November 8, 1910, to pro-
hiblt Uie sale of Intoxicating ttlquors
for beverage purposes for the en
tre county cf Wallowa, for prohiib-
itlon received' 815 votes and against
prohibition (received 699 votes, ad
' It appearing to the Court that the
result of said' election; for the wi-
.tire Counitj of Wallowa waa far
prohibition: 1 - ' - -
ThorKsfare, it Is hereby crdored and
cansddeied by the Court that thia
salo of intoxicating liquors U here-
by abxn'iulelyt prohibited w;lthln the
limits of Wallowa Oounty, Oticgon,
except for Uie purnoies and under
the i-utolijiiij epeeiriedi by 'law.
Third Judicial Day, November 23. -fu
tlio tmu'j'jer of a'lJ.wlna nvtkjsl'la--oiw
hll'la agi.ibat tlva Coiiviy:
The Court baivlns pants&ii uiioni and
' audited eicli of said blllft soiparai;e-
ly na pp?v from the signature
of tuba Coun t therc3:t,
It Is tlidrcfoie conaWemlf and or-
dered by this CO-rt 'tihat the aM
bllta ba' allowel In' ofloia aiid
amounts as follow, to wit; .
High School Fund. -
To Whom For Whatj Amount
Iwe.l D:awM .
North Went-School Ft:Ituidl
Co., snli(Kil suppliei.. 9 86 10
BuraauKh & ,aylleld,ISchoot ' !'
Bimplle. 38 CO
General Fund.
!... P. Uo, county lioar. . . . . .24 00
iUolla Doud,. county poor 24 00
U a Ian CojmCy. bw:d and enre .
W. M. De:ker 30 r0
E. M. &..M. Co.. coa1' 189 90
R, I., Sio:t, Apivm, roa V dCst.
No. a ........ ..-100 00
K. 11. Bowman, Aiprt. O. F. May
raad ............. .....200 00
L. F. McAnulty, .Ujundi J ury
balirf 0. 00
N. U. Hanna, oiflclal rcijioi4er..60 00
II. C. Cramer, turv bailluf . . . . . .SO 00
O. V. Ptkin, t;vrt bailiff 24 00
Wallowa CliUCukK nibllvihUi. AT 90
BoterprUe jvew, prtntlnx BUp-
tk 95
II, B, Meiryninn, .vr-eylug Saa-
nar road 20 00
II. C. Cramer, v.e Liig SStuuv.w'
, road ...12
Joaer 'rjuii'P, viewing Saanar
read 4 00
J. H. Snuffer, chalnman S:viuiar
V. M. Sta.ce, -hainavaa eaaucvr
roud 2 00
Ruey Loyd, nvarker Sannar ! J. S, Casteel, juc'ee 6
road 2 00 Frank Bark, Judige. 6
Wm. J. Sanaar, aaemoa Sotuioip J. M. Castftd, cVk. . . . . . .7. .6
10,ai(1 ....2 'DO J. W. EdiUemon, clerk.,... 6
Plectiort Expenses Wallowa Precinct. I Virgil Brtoes cle k. . , . . . 6
, . . , !S B. Wairnock, Teiumlng box.. 8
J. i.. waxweai, pip eJ- , t- . . n.( Praipi(, precinct. .
Oao. Lightte, chalrmaji election
Uoji board ...15 00
T. A. Marvin, Jusligia. .......... .15 00 j
A. B." Tttltjy, JUKlge. 10 00 I
Ch us. Puidln, cilerli . . 15 00
E. J. Seattle, clerk.- ......15 00 .
W. B. Bads, c'te'k,..- w
liamry Sirence. nia shol 10 00
lleiwy Sipence, primary marabou 2 00
Oliaa. Purdiln, ire-umilnig box. . . .-4 00 ,
Joseph Precinct
Aug. Whl o, chairman election,
boori v..12 00
O. T. Promt, )nds3 , 12 00
J. W. Hajs, Jiulge and candlsa. . 12 25
W. G. tolth, clerk ....... . .... 12 00
Max Vaosn, elcrk.....; 12 00
R. I. Dkhanion, cte k ..12 00
Noal Duncan, marshal .i..4 00
O, r. Pront, iretuming box....l 40
Enterprise, Precinct
3. F. Pace, chairman electlou
A. It, Muinav, Jwle 15 00
Ca:1l IUw, Ju1kb T 15 00
FrVni Savage, cerk.. 13 00
A. J. Boo'imer, c erk.. . . 15 00
Chas, c. BUyeu, clerk' Id 00
Ohas. Glovannanl, maivshal 10 00
Lostine Precinct
S. P. Crow, chaJirimuv election.
board 9
R. B. HownMiai, jinlga. ....... ..9 .
J ay Lewirt, ju:lge 9
O. F Maya, clerk : 9
Aubrey Sniuth, tW.k .....9
M. U Hue, clerk ..9 '
O. W. Paln, marshal -. 6
Cha. Williamson, rapalrlng
booih 3
Jay Lewis, Te'.urnlng box.- 2
Pawwatka Precinct
Snnfard Wooxl, chairman elec
tion bovrd . 6
W. I. Diwnard, iui'go. .' 6
C. C. Chormley, Jutlge . .6
Ixiitls Canen.er, i'lerk 6
B. F. MctUnnU, clerk.... 6
Olof Anderson, cle: 6
W. I.-Downaod, tetnralng box 10
Promise, Precinct
J. K. Cirjwr, eha rnran. election
board , 6
Jack Cole, ule.... .6
0. A. Shumau, Judge. ..6
Lou Frazlisr, clek,
J. H. Fordice, clerk 6
G, M Cannon, clerk 6
J.' H. FordU-e, returning, box... 10
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City and County
Brief News Items
(To te continued.)
Both Speedy and Eifectiva
This indicates the action of Foley
Kidney Pills a S. parsons, Battk.
Creek, Mich. Illustrates; "I have beer
afflicted with a severe case of kid
ney " and bladder trouble for whlch
I found no relief until I usedFley
Kldmey pills. These cured me en
tirely of all my complaints. I was
troubled with backaches and severe
shooting pains vflth annoying urin
ary Irregularities. The steady use f
Foley Kidney Pills rid me entirely of
all my former troubles. They have
my highest recommendation." Bur
naugh & Mayfleld. .
PRACTICAL HINTS FOR .
."BUYERS AND SELLERS.
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T. C. Miller, Ju.'ge... ....6
0. D.' Dan lei Judo.. ...6
John A. Doud, clerk 6
F, M. Roup, clerk......... 6
Lee Thompson, elerk 6
T. C. Miller, returning box.... 9
Mud Creek Precinct ;-
S. B. Warnock, chairman, eh io-
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Ajiy expenditure ,wh!ch you make
for '"advertlslaiK," EXCEPT THAT
WHICir YOU MAKB FOR NEWS
PAPER ADVERTISING, will make
your competttors haifpy.
If the article you want to bw to
day la advertised today, you shoifld
not make yoiw purchases until you
have read the ad, .
If there's some needed thlngi you're
waiting to buy at a bang-aid, jouhave
a direct object in feadlng the) ads.
Don't let anyone bi town wonder
whether your s.ore 'liaa it." Tell
thttn. . j
Croup is roost prevaUt during the
dry cold wthex of the early wln'ar
months, parents of young chLiuron
should be prepared for U. All that
Uneetled te a botie or Chamber
lain's Cough RsmeJy. . Many moth.
era are never . without It ia (heir
homes and to has never disappointed
them. Sold by Burnaugh. Mayfleld
and all good druggists.
All phone ordera for but to and
troai dspat aromptry attended to.
tkm board.. 6 00. White Front barn. Home phone. 9Tb
G'jU'Mjoe, for oandy making at
Funk's.
A. F. Poley w a buslne3 visitor
at Wallowa, Mojiday. .
' Raad Funk's ci $10.00 In gold giv
en away evory Saturday night.
A. C. Miller made a touslaesa trip
to AVaMowa, Tuesday.
Referee J. S, Hodgln retivrned to
La Granda, Tmesday. ,
Second n.umi'jer of Lyceum course
at the opoiM house Friday nlshit.
L. Ber.land le.'t Sunday for Port
land and Salem , oa a business trip.
Mr. and Mira. John, T. Bowman - re
turned to their home la Lostine, Tues
day. - ' . ;'
Onilieodair Pads, lc. each J at the
Fair .,
Mrs. J. J.' Fahey and llttfjsson left
Moiday for North Yakima, Wn., to
reshle. "Mr. Fah'sy will foM'Sw later.
Mrs. S. P. Crow and children, who
were gueats of ..Mt. and Mra. V. I-
Cronia, returned to Lostine, Sunday.
Mr. asid Mrs. M. A. StUwell aad
baby spent Thanksgiving at F. M.
StUweU s in. La Grande, . retinmlng
home Sunday. .,
Roe a-id Cali'ia liave said this, re
mainder of their flock of Aoigora
goats, 28 In n"amher, ta Mrs. McAlex
Midar of Imnaha. ' ' ...
Mina B. F. Abrima of Adams, W.,
retimned home, Sunday, after a visit
at the Albert Wenham home, '10
mitse eat of town. t .
', Cla-ton P. Judge of Portland, sel
ler of sawmill machinery, waa trans
acting baslneai tat Waltowa and En
terprlsi the paet week. , ,
Oounty Supeiln'endeot J. C. ConJoy
went to WafHowa, Sunday, on his way
to the Protulsa- country, where he
will visit the Schoils.
Mr", and MrsTwra.lurrtU, of Lost
Prairie came oat -the last of the
wejk to ee hsr brxlier, Ed , Loke,
wh ia so eerCoi a'y 111.
Mra. F. S ..Lttdd who had. been
vlal'J-ig i: ; daaighter and soninia.w.
Mr. a 1 Sir.. O. E. Wagner, return-
. Grande, SUuday. .
M. Stirbb'efleld 4 Son hove received
.!vlr Jsin.nArv riJmhinrT AnA rvrpj bllST
Jln'-aHing the same. They expect
to start up In about) 10 days.
Mii Mamie Ho.ha and Mr. WlUiara
Du Whlttier, both of Joseph, were
married in the county clerk's office,
Saturday, by Jt-ftlce A. C. Smith.
M.ra, O, C. Eby and son. Master
m'.fvn rf rr.iilrTi whA h -i ,1. kaati vis
iting her parents, Mr. and Mire. J. H.
Chambers, re'.unnM home, Tuesday.
See the R' S 4 Z: Co-a.. adv. in
this issue..; . 59b5
Througih a coliectlon. mode tni the.
.DiibUi school 113 in oaioh. 40 lars
or rrui aaa some ciojuuig wwo
sant to 4he Orphans' Home in Port
land
I - n 1 A - i I V. 1.1. JH.mI.1-. .
hous39 are as scarce as hen 'a teeth'
kx La Grande. -'
TCnare lo no oma onj the Lyceum plat.
- v I wolla
for rotiim dates than for Beas Gear-
hant Morrison. At opera house Fri
day, December 2. . ' -
MCas Ethel Koocfa, who spent
Thanksgiving will her paronta on
Aldlar SJoce, retrnel to Wallow. Sun
day, where she ls teaching the third
school. -
Rev. lomae Johns of Wallowa is
preaching to the Methodist church
each afternoon and evening. lie Is
an earn eat speaker and preaches an
Inspiring gospel. Everybody ' la in
vited to hear Mm. ' -
3 C ShacMeford left Tuesday for
his home ia Ol-rkaum, IWa., after a
fortnight's stay here. He reports
times good In the Lewlston-Clarkatoii
country, money plenty and no croak
ing about close times. '
John. Sherman, of Portland, former
ly of the Eaetera Oregon Mercantile
Company, was a guest Sunday- night
of Mr. and SlT3 Daniel BoyJ. Mr.
Sherman says Portland to very, pros
perous, no scarcity of money and not
x hint of hard Uavea.
Christmas Post Cards lc. to . 75c.
each a' Jackson A Weavers.
H ex a m ethy I enatetr am I ne
is vue name vi a uvnaa c
leal, one of the many valuable in
gredlemta of Foley'e Kidney Remedy.
Hexameylene'.atxamlne i reoogalx
d by ta medical text booka and
authoritlea aa a uric acid solvent and
-ati-septlc for th urkve. Tke Fo
ley's Kidney Remedy promptly at the
.'Ira alga of Udney trouble and avoid
a aerloue malady. Bursaugti h May-field.