Professional Cards
C T. HOCKETT. M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office to. Lltch building. Room
115. Horn Ind. Phone la office Z
and residence.
DR. W. L. NICIIO-S. $
- Osteopathic Physician j
' 135-137 L4tcb Bldg. .
Tuesday, Thursday and Sup!!
J ! day, Phoae in ftce. and office.
1 DR. C. A..ATJLT
:: physician and surgeon
'. ', Office in Bank Building. '
Home phone both office aad ;
residence.
J. A. BURLEIGH
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office In Lltch Building.
Enterprise, Oregon,
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SHEAHAN & COOLEY
LAWYERS ENTERPRISE
Practice in State and Federal t
uouna ana uiieriur uiiiuu- y
W. C. KETCHUM
DENTIST - ENTERPRISE
Office in Lltch Building. Room I
121. Home Independent Phone. 1
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THOS M. DILL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office la Litoh building, Room!
107. Enterprise, Oregon. 2
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DANIEL BOYD
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Practice In aU Stat Court and J
J Inferior Department, uareiui at- i
tentlon te all business. j
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CHARLES THOMAS
LAW1LR - ENTERPRISE, ORE. i
Practice In State and Feteta!
Court and int. Dept. Abstract!
Tilde, nnnoelt. court houae.
E. R. FLACK, M. D. C, V.S,
Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist
County Veterinarian.
unierpriae, Oregon.
W. 9. APPLIOATK.
Notary Publie
Collection de. Real Ktte
beufihi and Mid and all Buslneaa
maitera attended to. Call en or
write so.
PARADI81, OREGON.
NOTICE la hereby lv.n that nil apppllcatlone
for permit, tograie cattle, horee. and nheop
within the WALLOWA NATIONAL KOKKST
kdurinff tha aaaaoii of lull, mint be filed in niy
otllce at Wallowa, Oreiron. on or before March 1,
li'll. Kulllinformatiun in iwo-ard to tin irraainir
fee to be chancml and blank forma to be uaeil in
making applications will be funtlahed upon ra
uueat. 77rd ' HARVEY W. HAMUS. Suparvlaor.
DOQ MUZZLES MUST
COMPLY WITH THE LAW.
Notice: AU dogs must wear a
wire or lather muzzle (If of leath
er, it must have a wide band of
leather starting not over Inch be
low eyes, and running hryoud the
end of and around the nose, and fit
tight); this to prevent dogs when
loose (not tied up with a chain)
from biting or picking up auy poi
soned article.
All dog must wear an approved
muzzle at all times except when
chained, txxcept hunting dogs on an
actual hunt, or doge kept alone la
an enclosed building or ln an en
closed yard that they cannot get
out of, or with other animals. Oth
erwise they may be shot ou eight
by any accredited officer la the
county of Wallowa.
Thla notk-e to be in effect from
the first day of February, mi. and
until further notice by the atala or
county veterinarian.
Enterprise, Oregon, January 25,
1911. DR. E. R. FLACK,
S3c2 County Veterinarian.
We do good Job printing. Try ue.
THE NEWS RECORD
(Twice-a-Week.)
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER.
Formerly Ue Wallowa New, estab
lished March 3. 1899.
Published Wednesday and Satur
day at Enterprise, uregon, oy
THE ENTERPRISE PRESS
Office East side Court House Square
Entered as second-class matter
January 2. 1909, at the postoffice at
Enterprise. Oregon, under the Act of
March 3, 1879.
Subscription Rate: One year $2.
tlx month $1, three months 50c,
one month 20c. On yearly casn-in
advance subscriptions a discount of
ISc is given. '
8ATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1911.
OREGON LEADS NATION.
The leaders of the progressive
wing of the Republican party have
formed the National Progressive Re
publican league. Wo say ,wing but
that part of the party is rapidly
becoming the whole bird, and will
easily dominate the national conven
tion in 1912.
The 'league numbers among its
charter members all the live, up-to-date
leaders In and out of congress,
Including Senators LaFoUette, Cum
mins, Breveridge, Clapp, Brown, Brls-
:ow Bourne, Polndoxbar, Congress
men lladlson, Haugen, Murdock,
Madden, Cooper and many others.
Ex-President Roosevelt endorses
Hie league and its platform In a
signed article to the Outlook.
The platform is practically an en
dorsement of the Oregon plan, and
Includes direct election of U. S. sen
iors by the people, the direct pri
mary, selection of presidential can-
did" tea by the people at a primary,
the iiidAkitlve, referendum and recall
Senator Bourne Is the first pros!
dent, an honor to him and to, Ore
gon.
UNDESIRABLE PUBLICITY.
The story of cattle bitten by coy
otes, going mad and drowning in
Snake river, near the mouth of the
Grande Rondo In Washington, near
j 70 miles from here, ,waa sent out
from Wallowa, and this county got
the benefit (?) of the advertising
There are .ninety-nine parts, exagger
ation to one part truth la the coy.
ote stories.
Everybody is hoping the reports of
rich strikes In. the mines near here
are true. There d no doubt there
Is plenty of mineral to the; mountains
that form a beautiful crescent about
Enterprise from the northwest to the
southeast.
Senator Oliver has introduced bills
to allow the sheriffs of Wallowa and
Union counties each K0 a yetir for
expenses, and to fix the salary of
the superintendent of schools In Wal
Iowa county at $1200 a year.
Permanent roads mean, all-the-year
around roads. Days that farmers
cannot work on their farms because
of wet ground or storms, they can
haul heavy loads to market.
Having a good road to travel a
farmer near Eugene with a two horse
team trotted along easily to to.wfl
hauling 3870 pounda of hay, says the
Guard.
Freight on coal bv the carload from
Western Wyoming to Wallowa val
ley is $5.83. Hqw la tlwtf. for high
J
Tear-around roaila enable a farm'
ar to mnrket, his crop when, the; pric
es are the highest.
BUTTER MAY DROP SOON.
Local Market I Holding, But, Out
side Market. May Force Issue,
Portland Journal, January 2fi.
Thero la a weaker feeling gener
ally In the butter market, but; for
the fresh local product prW-ea are
still b4:iK maintained. There has
been another drop In OallfomJa val
uos and this may have some effect
upon quotations here ' during the
near future. The big drop at Elgin
this wee is also a bearish factor
nd unless local quotaUona recede
Importations from the eat are likely
Th last quotation ut n waa 25c
a pound, which would mean that; the
stock could be laid U)wu hero by ex
press at 29c.
FOR SALE.
Incubator and brooder, C. C. Shoe
maker make, tested villi one hatch
Going to move and will soil reason
able. Furniture, coaster blcfcle. Lee
R. Devoro, EUiterprlse. 7Sb2
WANTED.
2 callbrd repealing rifle and 25.35
or a 30.30. Will pay cash. W. C.
Hotenuan, Enterprise. ' . 78sl
CIRCUIT COURT FEB. 6.
Judge J. W. Knowlea has sent
word to County Clerk Boatman) that
e will be in to hold an. adjourned
aes&on of circuit court February 6.
LOSTINE SPECIAL ELECTION.
Lostine will hold a special elec
tion next Monday on a bonding prop-
sltion for a city water works sys
tem.
Mrs. L. J. ET.edge of Wallowa re-
urned home Saturday after a few
lays v' it with her brother, Sher-
ff Edgar Marvin, and family.
NCREASED BOUNTY ON
COYOTES FOR SIXTY DAYS.
Notice is hereby given that on
ind after February 1, 1911, and be
fore April 1, 1911, the county clerk
is authorized to pay $3.M state
ind county bounty for coyotes. This
loes 'not include the Sheepgrowers'
bounty.
Dated January 21, 1911.
COUNTY COURT
23c2 OF WALLOWA COUNTY.
CHURCH 8ERVICE8.
Methodist church: Themes for
lext Sunday: Moralng, "The Place
f the Largest Life." Evening, "A
Sure Detective." All cordially in
vited. Until further notice the ev
9nlng services wilT be evangelistic.
Rev. W S. Crockett will preach
in the Christian church Sunday ev-
jndng on "Christian' CiiMzensMp."
There will also be preaching Sunday
morning.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notion Ia hfirebv Elven that the
undersigned S. O. Magee has been
appointed administrator ofthe estate
.f Daisy A; Magee, ddj'ased, by
tho Conn tv Court of WalloVa coun-
y, Oregon, and has qualified as such.
All parties holding claims- egainsi
lit eald estate are hereby notified
to p.-rsent the same with proper
vouchers and duly venriea to u
ar.tlersigned adrataistrator atthe of
fice of J, A. Burleigh, Enterprise,
Oregon, within six months from the
lato of this notice.
Dated January 19, 1911.
H O MAGEE.
Administrator of the Estate of Daisy
A. Magee, deceased. .
J. A. BURLEIG-H,
22c5 Attorney for Admlototrator.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at La Grande, Or
egon, Eocamibor 22, 1910.
Nolice ia hereby given, that the
Jtale of Oregon, haa this day filed
n this office lLs application to se
ct UMdw the provisions of the Act
Congress of August 14, 1848, and
he acts supplementary and amend
riory thereto, the SWVi SEV4 Sec.
1, . 2 N R. 46 E. W. M, Serial
So. 08788.
Any and aill poraona claiming ad
v rsely the lands described, or d
ilrlng to object because of the wtn
3rol character of the lan'd; or for
uiy oliier reason to the disposal to
applicant may file tthelr affidavit
it protest In this off lice at any time
nrlor to the approval or certification
of said selection by die Honorable
Commlsiour of the General Land
Office. F. C. BRAMWELL,
19c6 Register.
TEACHER'S EXAMINATIONS
Notice Is hereby given that the
county superintendent of Wallo(wa
county will hold the regular exam
ination for applicant for state and
county papers at Enterprise, as fol
lows: i
For State Paper.
Commencing Wednesday, Feb. 8,
1911, at 9 o'clock a. m., and contin
uing until Saturday, Feb. 11, at 4
p. m.
Wednesday Penmanship, History,
Spelling, Physical Geography, Read
ing, Phychology.
Thursday Written Arithmetic, The
ory of Teaching, Grammar, Book'
keeping, Phyelra, Civil Government.
Frinny Algebra, Geography, Compo
sition, Physiology, , English Liter
ature, School Law.
Saturday Botany, Plane Geometry,
General History.
For County Paper.
Commencing Wednesday, Feb. 8,
1911, at 9 o'clock a. m., and contin
uing until Friday, Feb. 10, at 4 p.
m. .
Wednesday Penmanship, History,
Orthography, Reading, physical
Geography,
Thursday Written Arithmetic, The
ory of Teaching, Grammar, Physi
ology, Friday Geography, School Law, Civ
il Government, English Literature.
Salem, Oregon, January 19, 191L
Your truly,
L. R. ALDERMAN,
Supt. of PubHc Instruction.
J, C. OONLEY, 23cJ
Supt. Wallowa County.
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W. J. FUNK & COMPANY
THE QUALITY STORE
ALWAYS UP-TO- NEVER A MINUTE
DATE BEHIND
Saturday Special, February 4, 1911
18 pounds Italian Prunes for $1.00 Cash.
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Special, January
Dress Goods are here. New-
and Colors. Ask to see the
White Goods, Cross Bar
You must see our big line of
Laces and
The only store in town where you
can buy Holeproof Hosiery
No darning if you
wear HOLEPROOF
Ladies', Children's
and Men's
6 PR. GUARANTEED 6
FAMOUS GORDON HAT
The Packard Shoe for Men
Novelty and Staple
N Lasts and Toes
The New College Last
High Heel. A nobby
looker for the young fel
low who likes style.
GENUINE SORGHUM 'LASSES
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