SantaClaus Headquarters
Toys, Dolls qpo T
Fancy Goods
A BEAUTIFUL
$6.00 DOLL FREE
One chance given with every
10c purchase at our store.
Drawing will take place Satur
urday evening, December 24,
at 9 o'clock. See her in our
window.
THE FAIR
Open Evenings ENTERPRISE, ORE. Eastern Prices
City and County
Brief News f terns
See Ashley's Adv. 65bl
W. R. Holmes ,waa ait WaUowa be
tween taaina, Sunday.
Christmas camidllles, fruits and nuits
at Funk's. Prices irlghlt.
Miss Katharine Kay visited her
parem'ta at Wallowa Sunday.
Get your frtiend a picture far
Chrltmaa at Ashley's. 65bl
George Funk Je.'it Wednesday for
Oakllaaidi, CoX, to append ithe winter.
For carrot and rug weaving &ae
J. H. Mauley, Enterprise, Orson.59b4
Hard Tiimea. Christmas presemifl
to Bed Tag goodu, on sal Funk's.
Mir. and ' Mrs. Aiithuir Wyatt left
Sunday for Ellensburig, Wia., to "e
s!i3e. Mire. W. H. Durham left sunuay
for Portland to viBJit 'bier people for
a week.
S. F. Akers of Wallowa, who had
bean here an buslmiesa, returned
home, Sunday.
Christmas presemts worth while at
Ashley X D
You wiM be cUisaPpolin'ted Hf Ton
fain do eee our &well Unie of hand
kerchiefs. Funk's.
If you wan good teed for your
team and good treatment come t
White Front Barn. 97btf
Mm. Jack Johnson of Imnaha Heft
Monday for Portland' to visit iher
people for at few weeks.
All phone orders for bus to and
frow depot promptly attended to.
White Front barn. Home phone. 97b
Miss Etna Hooch, who da teach
ing at Wallowa was home, Sunday to
attend her brother B mil's wedding.
Furniture repa'red and all other
cabinet and carpenter Job work.
Boldtag, at Rodgem' Bros. 6lbtf
See the R. S. & Z. Co-s. edv. In
thi lau. 69b5
C, M. Lock wood camlei In' from La
Grand Sunday, to get Ma family
and houschdHi goods.
Mr. and Mis. Jimaes Magneas of
Joseph were guests, Sunday, tf Mr.
and Mrs. 0. J. RaitcMff.
Don't forget to attend the special
ale at th R. 8. & Z. Ooa. siextsat
urday. 69b5
George Wright of Troy, Ida., for
merly of Trout Creek, was here on
business last week; returning home
Sunday.
Mrs. R. W. Bloom and J. J. Poul
sea wire -the fortunate winner
the $10 gold prize, at W. J. Funk &
Go's. Saturday night,
Jonar Trump, W. M. Staoe and J. H.
Snouffer, three prosperous rtnchera
from Giro8smaf were here on bued
uess', returning home Monday.
The Fair Store received another
big shilpmenit of tos, yesterday.
Miss Mary Gabriel oad Willy Bchu
bathe were mamSaii by Justice A. C.
Smith in the Com!, house Monday.
Mr. Schubothe i a youcs German
who came henei cbout a years ago and
took up a homea'eaJ southeast of
town..
Thomas Bruce, who ram a moving
picture show here this fall,- and
was later arrested at La Grande for
non-support of wife and chOd, was
sentenced to one years labor for
the county and given an awful cor
ln by Judge Knowles. Bruce while
In prison, wrote to aw 18 year old girl
and tried to arrange for en elope
ment as soon as he wosj (released.
Rev. Thomas Johns, who has 'been
conducting revival moottaigs ini the
'elhodist church, will return home
Wallowa Tuesday morning. He
made a strong and eloquent plea for
cleaner lives to a large ' conEirega-
tiian of mem Sunday aftariiooa.
Born, to tho wl'e of Charles R.
Montague of Roosevelt Wo, a daugh
ter, weighing 9 pounds, Friday, De
cember 9. Mirs; Montague jwas for-
eriy Jiiss Clara B. Chenoweth of
Alder Slope.
Linn Zumwalt, indicted hy (the No
vember grand Jury and who skipped
cut when, a deputy ,wenit after him a
few weeks ago, came in the iflnst of
the week and gave, bonda fen $2000
to appear when wanted.
Lewils Young, who has been, resid-
Ing here for the last two years,
lefit Monday for -Hairriletsville, Ohio,
the old family home. Mrs. Young
who visited with her three eons
here, returned to Harrletsviaie about
a month ago.
, Glfford Ernest Is helping In Dur
ham's Jewelry store during the dis
ability of Mr. Durham, who recently
had a growth cut out of his eye and
since then caught cold dm, ft,. As a
result he is suffering a great deal
of pain.
Christmas post cards and calender
pads lc. each at) the, Fair.
Miss Kndght, Deaconess of the
Episcopal church of EasrtiOTmj Oregon
will be to Eniterprtao, Thursday, De
cember 15. At 7:30 to the evening
she willll meet all members! or any in
terested' In the Episcopal chunch) at
the home of W. R. Holmes, where
she will give a talk. 64a3
J. H. Gross and Glen Van Koten
have purchased a new Gaar-Scott
threshing outfit 16 h. p. engine, big
separator, wind stacker,, weigher,
bagger and all that makes a complete
up-to-date outfit, it win be deliv
ered neat summer.
J. C. Shackelford sends ua a copy
of .the Clarkston. Republic containing
the oIXAolal announcement, that the
Sacke River line, now completed as
fr- as Homestead, will bo built on down
bo river to Clorkston where 4tj will
cross the river and make connection
with the: RlparUa line.
O. H. Brady returned Sunday from
Wallowa, where he had been. fr a
month, building a residence for his
mother, who has moved to Wallowa
from her homestead near Grossman.
Mr. Brady's family who had been
staying im Joseph while he) was away.
also returned Sunday, and they are
occupying the Mavor building on
East Ti ret street.
Marriage. Licenses.
Dec. 10 Burl Koooh, 22, farmer,
Enterprise; Blanche Murrey, 19, En
terprise.
Dec. 12 Willy Schuhothe, 22, far
mer, Joseph; Mary Grlebel, 22, Jos
eph.
Notice To Settle.
All accounts due the Enterprise
Meat company not paid before Decem
ber 15, wW be placed ia tfnej hands
of a collector. 643
A Dreadful Wound
from a knife, gun, tin. can, rusty "all,
fireworks, or of any other nature.
demands prompt treatment with Buck-
ton's Arnica Solve to prevent blood
poison or gangrene. It-s the quickest.
surest healer for all such wouncs
also for Burns. Eoiis. Sores. Skin
Eruptions, Eczema, Chapped Hands,
Corns or Piles. 25c. at all Druggists.
Assessed Valuation
.....
Of School Districts
Many Make, Large Gains Informa
tion Useful For School Board
Clerks.
Following is the oBAeaied valuation
of the, school diliuricta of Wailowa
county. Those marked by a stair
have railroad property within' - their
limits, but the asse&smenit on, such
property is n,c Included to these
figures :
D'st No. Valuation
1, '$209,330 00
2, . '250,605 00
3 242,455 00
4 '229,380 00
5, 209,045 00
6, '934,550 00
7, '689.735 00
8, 107,180 00
9 112,985 00
10, 40,800 00
11 160,840 00
12, '653,340 00
13, 174,250 00
14, 25,385 00
15, 125,865 00
16, 115,005 00
17, 111,540 00
18, 65,085 00
19, 137,365 00
20, '444,970 00
21, '1,019,825 00
22, 608,220 00
23, ' '219,645 00
24, 69,200 00
25, 79,212 00
26, 145,120 00
27 56,415 00
28 54,170 00
29, 63,720 00
JO 52,390 00
31, 89,035 00
32 217,555 00
33, 69,310 00
34 64,166 00
35 84,155 00
36. 61,720 00
37 '20,920 00
38 49,635 00
39' 79,960 00
10 '10G.76O 00
u ; 775 00
t2 , 66,690 00
13 39,330 00
u' 29.365 00
45' 25,750 00
46 '.. 16,830 00
47' .'...'101,520 00
48i 26,820 00
19 14,880 uu
30 46,910 00
5l' 26,910 00
32 '172,748 00
53 88,480 00
4 7. 18,115 00
35, 15L660 00
56 163,845 00
37 15,300 00
j8 15,490 00
9 4,625 00
JO 167,230 00
61 24,025 00
2t 7,520 00
3 41,045 00
64 94,440 00
65, 6,375 00
66 56,205 00
67 41,075 00
, 94,175 00
83,680 00
70, 17,955 00
71 22,610 00
72 132,345 00
73, 37,490 00
AN ORDINANCE.
To levy a tax of seven, mills on the
dollar on all of the taxable property
within the corporate limits of the
City of Enterprise, Oregon, made
taxable hy law for county and state
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Address
Bute Town
purposes, for the purpose of defray
ing the expenses of said' city of En
terprise, Oregon, for the year 1911.
The City of Enterprise, does or
dain as follows;
Sec. 1. That there shall be and there
is hereby aeviad a tax of seven' (7 )
mills on the dollar on all the taxable
property wlihitn the corporate limits
of the city of Enterprise, Oregon
mode taxable, by law for county and
state purposes, for .the purpose of
defraying the expenses of said city
of Enterprise, for the yean 1911.
Section. 2. This Ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and
after Its approval by ,the Mayor and
piuwdcaitom according to law.
. Mavor
ABteat:
Chas. Thomas,
City Recorder.
Passed .the City Council. December
8thu 1910.
Vetoed by the Manor Dec. 9 th..
1910. Again, adopted December 10th.,
1910, by a vote of four-fifitha of the
Oity Council of Enterprise. 6ubl
AN ORDINANCE.
Prohibiting the use of barbed wire '
in the construction and' maintenance j
of fences and gates which extend
along the streets and alleys In the
City of Enterprise, Oregon, and pun- !
vioiaiiaons tinereof.
The City of Enterprise, does or
dain as follows;
Sec. 1. It shall be unlawful for
any 'person, corporation, or association
wllhiim, the corporate limits of the
City of Enterprise, Oregon', to use
wire wl!h lroni barbs thereoiL. and
commonly called 'barbed-wire. In ihe
construction or repair of any fence
or gate within the corporate limits
'X said City of Enterprise, at such
point to said fence or gate, where
the same extends along the sweets
'jnd alleys in said City of Enter
prise, at which point a sidewalk Is
'w constructed or is ordered to be
corns iructed.
Sec. 2. From and after the pas
of thin ordinance, it shall be
unlawful for any person) corpora-
oiii or assoclaHom' within the corpor
ate limits of the Olty of Enterprise.
Oregon, to keep and maintain any
fence or gate constructed1 4ni whole
or imi part with barbedi wire at such
point din said fence or gate where
the same extends along the public
streets and alleys to said City of
Enterprise, Oregon, at which point
a sidewalk la now constructed or
shall hereafter be ordered to be con
structed'.
Sec. 3. Any person, corporation! or
association, violating amy of the
provisions of this ordinance, shall
upon conviction thereof be fined in
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For sale and on display by JACKSON & WEAVER, Agents, Enterprise
sum not less thai Ten Dollars nor
more than Fifty Dollars, or may be
iiiipriiionied in the City Jail for not
less thorn Five days nor more than
Twenty-fiiye days.
Sect 4. This Ordinance shall take
effect and be to force from and af
ter its passage and approval by, Jhe
Major, aud publfca'-ion according to
law.
J. A. BURLEIGH, Mayor.
Attest;
Chas. Thomas,
City Recorder.
Passed the. Council, December 8th.,
1910.
Approved by the1 Mayor, December
Slh., 1910. 65bl
SAD ACCICENT
at the
R. S. & Z. STORE
Our Dry GoodS man accidentally
bought more goods than our
means justified, therefore we are
conducting
Special Cash Sales Each Saturday
throughout our entire
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
Our first two sales have been successful beyond our ex
pectations and we plan that each Saturday's sale from
now uiitil the first day of January, 1911, shall eclipse
its predecessors. Christmas is near and here is a rare
opportunity to get a sensible present for less than
wholesale cost. Take a glance at the following list and
see if you can find anything of which you are in need.
Calicoes, Ginghams, Percales, Muslins, Sheeting, Outing Flannel, House
Lining, Wool Waisting, Wool Dress Goods, Silks, Velvet, Underwear,
Gloves, Mittens, Corsets, Shirt Waiste, Hose, Shoes, Overshoes, Rub
bers, Leggins, Wool Blankets, Cotton Blankets, Quilts, Men's, Boys'
and Children's Suits, Oyercoats, Sweaters, Weol Shirts, Duck Coats,
Wagon Sheets, Tents, Hats, Caps, etc.
You don't have to look for tags. Just
name the article and if it is to be found in
our large Dry Goods Department
FOR CASH
You Can Have It At
25 Percent Off Regular Price
This is no guessing contest, no game of chance, no
blind man's buff affair, but a strictly business proposi
tion in which you buy with your eyes wide open and
know just what you ars getting before you part with
your money. We have also a large Bargain Counter on
which we are selling rare bargains at 50 per cent off.
Just as good as any only the lines are broken and we are
going to sell off all the odds and ends before the first of
the New Year. Don't miss next Saturday.
R. S. and Z. CO.
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The Youth's Companion, Calendar
For 1911.
The publishers of the, Youth's Com
panion will, as always at this season
present to every subscriber whose
subscription ($1.75) Is paid for 1911
a beautiful Calendar for the new
year. The picture panel reproduces
a water color painting of an' old-tlmo
garden in a flood of summer sun
shine, with a background of Loin har
dy poplars through which one catch,
esa glimpse of distant hills. The
picture being in 12 colors, the tones
ot 'the original are faithfully repro
duce 1.
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