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About The Gate city journal. (Nyssa, Or.) 1910-1937 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1910)
A W ISE PRECAUTION- to wearers of glasses rheii in Boise, leuve the measurement for your Glasses if „„»• , . usiness L y , l-t «* exam ine your eyes and get the c o r n e r ! " S “ ^Duplicating, can he filled at once KEEP YOUR j , y K s I Stock! ^ like our office you r headquarters while in Boise, Always ¿ „ f t o se ’ ‘ ^ 1D A N ' H A O P T IC A L CO. L y ° u lw8e or brw‘ k your glasses, an order to us AND TH E Y W IL L SE R V E HAN] »--but we dtj e d '................I utumn Sale APS uits, Pants ( led Coats ik - p up the fRIGHT HERE” IN NYSSA ewhere. At this store you men who wear the best of Clothes will find just what you want. »count. These New HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX, THE HORSE SHOE BRAND AND PRINCETON CLOTHES NTILl IWill answer your needs. You'll find a large assortment of the latest models ill the best of imported and domestic fabrics ¡Many new things to show you. Suits and Overcoats for $10.00 Ito $25.00. Our Gents Furnishing Stock is complete. Call |(or anything you want in Shoes, Hats. Shirts. Underwear, etc W e have it and all at most reasonable prices. ORE( L . S P I E R NYSSA, OREGON ............................................ ALIT1 none as cheap j k [THE N Y S S A SADDLERY . H. S. THARP Prop. I have just opened up in the old Harness shop with a complete line of new and up-to-date harness, saddles, laprobes, whips, horse- blankets, saddle-blankets, sweat pads etc. Every thing new from Buildii the begining. Call and see. p e r Ton ■Notice ... >cbs z_ * N otice For Publication. Department of the interior. Notice for Publication I Department o f the Interior. N- Landoffice at Vale, Oregon U. S. Land Office at Vale. Oregon September 12, 1910. August 27, 1910 Notice is hereby given that is hereby « W October given that T -E 13. 190». n t h oestearl entry No. 2o->0 serial r *M.). f((r lots 1 and ■> section p l d"ve describe«!, before He ,undatio«* j lies Hi i -ter .uni sta t(. K. • • !'••! *•' ,,ffi,. . it \ ale »•rami Receiver. U »■ La" ' 1 Oregon, ou the 25th flay of October at \ ale, Oregon on the 20th ^ Cell*1*' I I mt r IW0 names as wi t h . - - - . ^ "bnrC. Holley. F. S. Pillsbnry. | ■* Cassell, F. A. Miller, all ofi r * H . 1 ‘ lal.v. Bruce R Keeter, Register. The 418th anniversary of the discovery of America by Christo pher Columbus will be celebrated on the night of the 14th by the seven Guggenheim brothers. Mr. Roosevelt will be stage manager again this month. The villian will be the Demon Rum. Mr. Bryau will be the father of the stolen child, and Mr, Cannon, who made the password Hell last month, will change it to read Hell-p! and Roman universities. A change was frequently talked of, hut it remained for Numa Ponipi lius, who was one of the early friends of education, to do any thing about it. In 71M B. C. he moved October along to its pres ent place in the calender, and now the quarterback on a football team always says before snapping the ball. Numa, Numa, B C. claimant M M t au ..... u (• )| McNl . B - ^ Can be had by ambitious young men and ladies in the field of Wireless" or Railway telegraphy Since the 8-hour law became eff ective, and since the Wireless com panics are establishing stations throughout the country there is a great shortage of telegraphers. Positions pay beginners from $70 to $90 per month, with good chance of advancement. The Na tional Telegraph Institute of Port land. Ore., operates six official in stitutes in America, under super vision of R. R. aud Wireless Offi cials and places all graduates into positions. It will pay you to write them for full details. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. The Board of Equalization will meet on the third Monday of Octo her, 1910, being the 17th day thereof, for the purpose ol exam ining, and equalizing the assess ment rolls of Malheur County, ( )regon. All persons desiring to protest any assessment on said Rolls must do so according to the fol lowing provision of the Law. Petitions or applications for the reduction of a particular assess ment shall be made in writing, verified by oath of the applicant or his attorney and be filed with the board during the first week it is by law required to be in session and any petition or application not 60 made, verified, and filed, shall not be considered or acted upon by the board.” Personal appearance, and wran gling before the Board will not be allowed. S. L. Payne Asssessor of Malheur County Ore. Tom Russ, all of ( Hryhee. < »regoli Bruce R. Kester. Register. copartnership the sum Hundred Dollars, of Eight ($800), lawful money of the United States, and has agreed to pay in like money the smn o f Two Hundred Dollars ($200) ou or before the first day of November, 19 j 0; the business I k * transacted by said to co-partner ship is the conducting and carry ing on of the drug business gen erally anti the con handling in nection therewith such drugs anil druggists' ------ ---» dries and other articles and things ■■ - ■ Ind. Phone No. 940-M PO SITIO N Come seven. One, three! forced to leave home . S - -h o . oe S o ^ b e H . . i m »«1 « homestead entry 202$. Serial No. 042*9. for n$ swj, section 1$, Town 21s . range, 4He., VA illamette Meridian, has filed notice of in- tention to make final five year ■ township 21s.. range 4tie W ill- pridian. has _____________ filed notice of inten- tn „Nik., tii.nl live year proof, to •■„U.bl.sl. ctaim to the i The football season will revert, and the center rush will paw the dirt. He'll wake the natives with his roar, and bawl for victory and gore. The piled up dying and the dead will mass against his butting h- a 1. and he’ll spin the planet in his rage just like a squirrel in his cage. Alas for those who calmly sit devising to denature it, and all the college renegades who think to temper it for maidsi The students and the teachers howl, and the rooters and the bleachers yowl, and dnmnd be be who does not rise and kill somebody tTrice his size, The aeroplanes will cruise the air above the old-time county fair, and the lucky winner will be he who wins the best two falls in three, The farmer in nis limous ine will tool around upon the green, and the hired man will seize the chance to wear his other pair of pants. GO O D 1003 Main St., Bell Phone No. 747-X And then November will return State of Oregon | ss With cold and chilly draft And the wild goose going down County of Malheur ( W e, the undersigned, Francis A. the line Goeltz and Louis C. Farrar, do With Winter biting aft. hereby certify that we have on Ladies— We have an unusually this thirteenth day o f September, attractive chauce for a bright, en 1910. joined and associated]*to ergetic women, well and favorably gether for the purpose of trans known in this community. For acting business at Nyssa, Oregon; details address, enclosing stamped the name assumed by the co-part self addressed envelope t° Mana nership is “ Nyssa Pharmacy, ger, Lock Box 750, St. Louis, Mo, Francis A. Ooeltz, Proprieter.” October is from the Latin octo, and the general partner in said meaning eight, anil it was former- co-partnership is Francis A. ly the eighth month of the year G oeltz; the special partner in said This brought the foot ball season co-partnership is Louis C. Farrar; around at a time when there was both of said copartners of Nyssa, grave danger of being suffocated Oregon; the special co-partner in before the ball was even put into said co-partnership has contribu play, and there was a great deal of dissatisfaction at the old Greek ted to the common stock of said “ THE RELIABLE CLOTHIER” FOR IT R IG H T A Right prices. E. S. OWES. Muuato-r. see our friends, both old and new. ........................................ e The Idan-ha Optical Company supplies and sun as are generally kept for sale in Every year a large number of drug stores and pharmacies; and poor sufferers whose lungs are the said co-partnership is to corn- sore and racked with coughs are men«* on the first day of Novem- urged to go to another climate. I her. 1910. and continue for a peri- But this is costly and not always sure. There's a better way. .'Let J od of two years thence next en- Dr K i n g s New Discovery cure | smug. Francis A. Ooeltz S igned: you at home. ‘’ It cured me of Louis C. Farrar luug trouble," writes W K Nel ( Sea 1 ( A c k now ledged before son. of Calamine. Ark . "w hen all nn* this 17 day o f September. 1910. else failed and 1 gained 17 pounds by Louis C. Farrar. in weight. Its surely the K ing of D. C. Brichonx all cough and lung cures.” Thou N. P. for Oregon. sands owe their lives and health to (Seal) Acknowledged before it Its positively guaranteed for i me this thirteenth day o f Septem C ough s. Colds. LaGrippe. Asthma. ber, 1910. bV Francis A. Goeltz. Croup all Throat and Lung C. C Wilson tronbles. 50c and SI .00 Trial bot N. P. for Oregon. tle free at S> F Foster. Bank With “ THE OLD RELIABLE’ The Malheur County Bank Nyssa, Oregon 1 Where you can get your money when you want it. W e are able and willing to do anything for you that a good, safe bank ought to do. 1 DIRECTORS: t \ ; | f I ! ' 1 t v, • j \ « H. J. Ward, President J. H . W olf, Cashier J J. Sarazin John F. Reece J. E. Clinton, Jr. John Ray C. C. Hunt ï •1 j ' 1 .i * J . W. Crockett. Garpenter and Builder NYSSA - - OREGON SPECIAL TOILET SOAP S A l E Saturday Oct. 15th only. Tar Geranium K IR K S FIN E Witch Ha>:el Buttermilk Regular 10 cent size, sale price 5 cents Jergens Fine Toilet Soaps Regular 15 cent size Sale Price 10 cunts NYSSA PHARMACY F. A . GOELTZ, Prop. Nyssa, O regon M A K E OUR B A N K YOUR BANK ■\\ BECAU SE Our hank is locat«! in Nyssa where it is most convenii nt for yon to do your bunking business. ( fur hank is capitalized tor $2.».00000 which, under tic doub le liability law in Oregon, gives you a margin of $50.0 "* to g e t h e r with all of our loans and assets of every desenption as security for your deposits with ns. you can't possibly loose Our bank is owned and controlled by Nyssa people and con ducted for the sole benefit of Nyssa people. The mom v we get on deposit, we must expect from Nyssa jteople and all our loans will be made to Nyssa Jfcople, to Nyssa farmers for improving their farms and helping them to inak« more money T o Nyssa merchants, and others who are w ak in g together with us to make this town of Nyssa a better place to live in. You all know N. J. Minton. A. (4. Kingman. Rqliert van Oilse. T. N. Nelson, J A. Gregory. Huh Walters and W L. Gibson. These are our directors, ami uik . ii them rests the responsibility of the management of the l*aiik. You know these men to be successful! in their own affairs, and their combined effort» are bound to make a sue.-ess of this band. This is a safe, conservative and accomodating hank and you will like our methods. Conic and se«* U t- i ' I • M A K E OUR BANK Y OU R B A N K " C A P I T A L STOCK $25,000 i TH E B A N K OF N Y S S A Nyssa Oregon WE WANT YORK SUBSEMPTION!
