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You can buy your boy a suit thut will wear well
and look well.
H oy’s
Knee Punts School suits, Brown heavy wool
Boy's Knee Pants School Suits, grey heavy wool
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
•II DUE OF T H E SU P R E M E COU RT,
•fudge King is one of Malheur
I lie Board of Equalization will
^ ‘ County's citizens and a heavy tax-
! [layer iu the county, much of his meet on the third Monday of Octo
$6.50
K eep u
\ property being
in this vicinity. her, 1910, being the 17th day
Helms been a resident of this thereof, for the purjxise of exam
Same iu brown heavy
county since 1878, except for six ining. and equalizing the assess
of Malheur County,
Tweed
years at Baker City. He is a law ment rolls
yer of eminent standing. He nas < (regou.
$6.50
All [icrsons desiring to protest
been on the Supreme Bench for
: four years and no good reason is any assessment on said Rolls
^ given for replacing him by Geo. H. must do so according to the fol
Same in blue Serge
Burnett, who was selected by the lowing provision of the Law.
$9.50
Petitions or applications for the
assembly. The pi notice of select
ing the t regou Supreme Court on reduction of a particular assess
be made in writing,
political grounds is condemned by ment shall
Extra heavy blue or
I lie non-political judiciary, movu- verified by oath of the applicant
grey Knee Pants
JI ment, representing the Oregon or his attorney and be filed with
i State Bar Association, which ad- the board during the first week it
75c
i vocates the platform that "Merit is by law required to be in session
Timid not politics should govern in and any petition or application
• the selection of judges.”
(Read not so made, verified, and filed,
pages 31 to 34 of pamphlet to be shall not be considered or acted
sent voters by Secretary of State,) upon by file board.”
fortvri jlit Hart Schaffner Sc Marx
Personal appearance, and wran
In speaking of Judge King's
H AR T, SCHAFFNER & MARX MEN’S SUITS ^ ^ qualifications, the Oregon Daily gling before the Board will not be
S. L. Payne
Journal of Portland, a leading allowed.
Look at our biff line of Men’s Overcoats!
newspaper of the State, in its issue Asssessor of Malheur County Ore.
f |of( )ctober 10th, said:
(
"One of the ablest jurists in State of Oregon
ss
^ Oregon is Supreme Justice Will County of Malheur \
We, the undersigned, Francis A.
R. King. He is known through-
♦ | out the State as an independent Goeltz and Louis C. Farrar, do
thinker of profound powers of ana hereby certify that we have on
lysis. He has the
reputation this thirteenth day of September,
i among laymen as well as among 1910, joined and associated ^to
| the members of the bar of apply- gether for the purpose of trans-
I ing a great deal of common sense aeting business at Nyssa, Oregon;
j as well as broad • intelligence in the nume assumed by the co-part
and—none as
j construing the law. Judge ^Kiug nership is “ Nyssa Pharmacy,
is opposed by Judge Geo. H. Bur Francis A. Goeltz, Proprietor, ”
nett, who was nominated by the and the general partner in said
Francis
A.
assembly, who accepted the nomi- co-partnership is
NTS FOR I
H. S. THARP Prop.
j nation from the assembly and who Goeltz; the special partner iu said
stands on the platform of the as co-partnership is Louis C. Farrar;
sembly,”
both of said copartners of Nyssa,
The above quotation expresses Oregon; the special co-partner in
the general sentiment throughout said co-partnership has contribu
the suite witli reference to Judge
ted to the common stock of said
King's qualifications.
copartnership
the sum of Eight
Voters, it is for you to say
Hundred
Dollars.
($800), lawful
w hether merit or politics shall rule
in the selection of our judges, and money of the United States, and
what is more, do you want to re has agreed to pay in like money
place one of your own citizens v ho
the sum of Two Hundred Dollars
I has grown up among you, by a
($200) on or before the lirst day of
I Western < (regou man who is un
November. 19i0; the business to
familiar with Eastern Oregon ' (
Consider carefully and you will be transaeted by said co-partner
Bring in your old harness and have them repared!
I puss by tlie name oi Geo. ti. Bur ship is ttie conducting anil carry
nett and place an A beloie me ing on of the drug business gen
name \V ill K. King.
erally and the handling in con
Notice for Publication
Notice For Publication,
(P d Adv.)
Department o f the Interior.
D»‘l>artnient of the interior.
nection therewith such drugs and
* ■ »S. Laiidotfiee at Vale. Oregon
U. ¡S. Land Office at Vale, Oregon
druggists' supplies
and sun
August 27, 1910
September 12. 1910.
FORCED TO LEAVE HOME.
dries and other articles and things
Notice is hereby given that
Notice is hereby given that
Every year a large number of
as are g nendly kept for sale in
Dewey L. Miller, of Parma. Idaho. Sani Dunbar, of Owyhee, Oregon. poor sufferer» whose lungs ate
Who on October 13. 1905. ii ade who. on November 1 . 1903, made sore und racked with coughs are <1 nig stores and pharmacies: and
homestead entry No. 2550 serial homestead entry 2028. Serial No. urged to go to another climate, the said co-partnership is to eoin-
I »lit tills is costly and not always nienee on tin first day of Novein-
No 0515, for lots 4 and 5 section ° 429' for n* swi- 8‘‘ci io,‘
|!S*
.
. .
, ,
,, ... Town 2 1 s, range. 4tie. \\ illaiuette sure. I here s a better way.
El‘t 1 b»*r. 1910, and continue for a peri
that we have
—> township21s.,
range 4(>c. Will .Meridian,
..
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has
ti ed , notice
o f , in- H
. "- u' K in - gs
v
,.
etire
| Dr.
New Discovery
od of two years thence next en-
future be ¡»
•Meridian, has filed notiee of inten- t,,rit¡on t() ,„ ake filial five year) [o il at home. " I t cu n t! me ot
as foandatiol
suing.
•cation to make final five year proof, to establish elnim to tin lung trouble," writes VV- ti, -te l
Francis A. Goeltz
Signed :
•n years exp
laud above described, l*efore the son. ot Calauntie, Ark., ' «lien all
pbxif, to ertablish claim to tin
Louis <\ Farrar
Register and Receiver of the else tailed and 1 gameti 4i pounds
(Seal)
Acknowledged
liefore
Iftnd above described. Lefore Re
I nit* d States Land office, at Vale
Foundatioii
III
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n
gili,
its
surd.,
tie
lk
o
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o
f
me
this
17
d
ay'if
September.
1910,
gister and iti Tei n r . U. S. Land
< (regou. on the 25th day of ( a:tol er
by Louis C. Farrar.
m d C ellari
ad
cough
a
ltd
luag
cures,
i
uou-
"ihn ..at Val«-. On g >n "O tin- 2<(th
D. C Brichonx
1910.
SaUiib owe l lini' lu e s and health to
day of t Vtober. 1910.
N. P. for Oregon.
Claimant names as witnesses:
it. Its positively guaranteed for
C laimant names as witnesses;
(Seal)
Acknowledged before
J. H Bigelow. K. H. Me N i t . Ed
( ungila,Coldy. L aG rqipe, Asthma, me this thirteenth day of Septom-
Arthur C. Holley. F. S. Pillsbary,
win Wilson, and Tom K iss, all of
( .’roup “ •• l ,iroi't
•,ml
L ung , her, 1910. by Francis A. Goeltz.
•• J. Cassell. F. A. Miller, all of
< (wyhee. < (regou.
,
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t!
and
$1.00
Trial
but-;
(;. C. Wilson
trou hi
• W e l l , (dalli*.
N.
P. for Oregon.
Bruci' R Rester. Register. 1 tie fl. at S F Foster.
Bruce R Rester. Register.
sey at
i Stock-
our pn|
y eisewl
E. 8. OWEN, Mu Hinter.
1003 Main St., Boise, Id ah o,
Ind. Phone No. 940-M
Bell Phone No. 747-X
PO SITIO N
Can be had by ambitious young
men and ladies in the Held of
"W ireless” or Railway telegraphy
Since the 8-hour law became eff
ective, and since the Wireless com
pnnirs 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 officiul in
stitutes in America, under super
vision of R. R. and Wireless Offi
cials and places all graduates into
positions.
It will pay you to
write them for full details.
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ho world,-.
sh received
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The Idan-ha Optical Company
Bank With
“ THE OLD R ELIAB LE’
The Malheur County Bank
Nyssa, Oregon
Where you can get your money
when you Want it.
We are able and willing to do
anything for you that a good,
safe bank ought to do.
DIRECTORS:
H. J. Ward, President
J. H. W olf, Cashier
J. J. Sarazin
John F. Reece
J. E. Clintou, Jr.
John Ray
C. C. Hunt
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J . W . Crockett.
Carpenter and Builder
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NEW
A N D COMPLETE
Line of
Hair Brushes
Manicure Tweezers
Hand Brushes
Manicure Klips
Clothes Brushes
Manicure Files
Hand Mirrors
Manicure Scissors
Combs
For The Baby
Powder Puffs
Baby Combs
Comforters
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A. COELTZ. Prop.
NYSSA
A full and up-to-date line o f first
Driving & Draught
Babies’ Delight
Rattles
Rings
Our bank is located in Nyssa where it is ipost convenient for
you to do your banking business.
Our bank is capitalized for $25.000(X) which, under the doub
le liability law in Oregon, gives you u margin of $50,(1.10 to
gether with all of our loans and assets of every description
as security for your deposits with us, yon can’t possibly
loose
Our bank is owned and controlled by Nyssa people and con
ducted for the sol.- benefit, o N. vkmi jieople. Tile money we
get. on deposit, we mn I expect from Nyssa jieople and all
onr loans wdl hr- made (o N.v a |x ople. to Nyssa fanners
for improving their farms and In Ipmg them to imiki more
money To Nyssa m erchant'. and others who are working
together with us l • make th . town of Nyssa a bettei place
to live in.
You h I i know N J Minton
A. G. Kingman. Rols-rt van
Gilse. T
. N»Ton. 3 A. Givgnry, Hill) WuBeir. and
\\ L. Gibson. T h e-" ar i ir dneetors. and upon them
lests the n-|s»n .ibibtj o f i ti. u.a Huge nun t of tin». Dank.
You know these men to Is- snee«*ssfull iu their own affairs,
and their combined i fforl - are Isnind to mak»* a sun-ess of
this band.
This is a saf> . n leei vat i ve and aerone dating bank and you
will like our methods ( 'nine amt see
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C A P IT A L STOCK
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.$ 2 5 ,6 0 0
THE LiAi\k OF N Y S S A j}.
Nyssa
Oregon
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