time is advancing aud
dbc Cate City the Election
people will soou go to the
The Same Old Store
Business $$ Professional (Sards
polls to say what they want to on
Journal
the vitul questions of the day and
Published Every Thursday By the men that are to represent
The Same Mode Of Busin
them for the ensuing term of
G . B . WILLS COLLEGE OF IDAHO
Harold 8 . Vahl
20th Y a r
Proprietor o?
A t Nyssa, Oregon
OPENS SEPT. 14.
Harold S, V ahl...................... Editor
THE CITY DRAY
Send
for
catalogue
to
Entered as secord-class matter
April 14, 1910, at the post office
at Nyssa, Oregon, under the Act
vv. H. Brook
of March 3,1879.
Oregon L. S. Dille, Caldwell, Idaho
Nyssa
V. W. Tomlinson
Frank L. L< ckwood
B R O O K E & T O M L IN S O N
Attorney s-at- Law
C iv il E n g in e e r
Nyssa,
Oregon
Money to loan on Improved
farms
Ontario
Oregon
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
U. G. HAND
<1. C. W ILSON
The Livery Man
One year, in advance ................$1.50
Six months, in advance .................75
Three months, in a d v a n c e ,............ 50
LAWYER
Will please you - i f he cun
He has horses, gn at and small
And keeps rigs' enough for all.
K.* h 1 Estate
Insurum-e
Nyssa.
ADVERTISING RATES
legal
Oregon
DR. J J. SAPAZIN
RUBBER STAMPS
PUys.cian ami
Sa rÿ'con
Ordered l>y
N YH SA,
’’ obular, fi-st insertion, per In. ..$ 1 5 0
Tabular, subsequent insertions,
per inch, per issue ....................... 75
Reading, first insertion, per in ... 1.00
Reading,, subsequent Insertions,
per Inch, per i s s u e ............................50
(60 w ords constitutes one inch.)
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ntary P ublic
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Leading notice, per line, one in­
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Reading notice, per line per month .20
Obituaries and Cards of Thanks
per line
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on application.
Physician and
Surgeon
< Iflice ill his residence
OFFICE IN SHARP BUILDING
Nyssa
Oregon
NYSSA
OREGON
- BLUE P R IN T S *
The Nyssa Four Hundred
Blue prints of any township in
POULTRY FARM
the Vale Land District, $1.00 each
JOHN E. JOHNSON & SONS
Surveyors and Engineers
Realty and Investments
VALE
Member ot the Western Idaho Press
Association.
C. A. Hackney, M eadows,.. . President
N Jenness, Nampa......... Vice President
R G, Burroughs, Caldwell,. .Secretary
OREGON!
Baby Chick« For Sale
From pure bred fowls that are bred to lay.
1 day old at $10 per hunered
10 day old at $15 per hundred
90 days old at $7 dozen
From S. C. B. Leghorns and B. P. Rocks
CLARA ROACH, Prop.
CAR LOAD OF
MAJESTIC RANGES
JUST ARRIVED
The Stove That Meets The Popular
Demand And Adds Comfort To The
Kitchen. Try One And See For Yourself.
A CHOICE LINE o f HEAT
ING STOVES JUST IN
Call and inspect them be­
fore you buy your winter
stove. You will like them.
THE PRICES A R E RIGHT
Our stock of everything in the hardware line is
always complete.
We carry the famous NORLEIGH DIAMOND
LANTERN-- No better made.
Weeding time is here again.
A clean up of the streets and
yards would improve the appear­
ance of the town in general.
Last week the sad news of Sen­
ator Dolliver’s death came as a
surprise to the country.
H e had
been ill but a short time and his
death has caused a spirit of de
pression throughout the land. He
was the bead of the insurgent
party o f Iowa and was a shining
light in the ranks at Washington
The Senator won his renown by
his able fight against the Payne-
Aldrich Tariff bill.
H e won for
himself the respect of all class and
and the confidence of his co-
workers.
Home Rule Amendaient sounds
good doesn’t it. Stop to consider
what a municipality says to the
country from which it draws its
support when it says;
“ I will
attend to the moral influence of
this community.” W e must con­
sider what is behind us when any
question of building or enlargej
ment comes up and why should
the people beyond our city limits
be denied to say what they will at
the polls on a question so import­
ant to everyone of them as prohi­
bition.
The Home Rule places in
the hands of the few the destiny
of the many.
The town people
have not the worry or trouble of
have.
For instance: a boy is'sen t
to town and finds time he a vy on
his hands
and seeks ainnsement
A*here he is welcome,
He goes
where there
ders up to the bar without think­
Butterwrappers
NO OLD STOCK ON H.
; Hunters B o o ts-v .
Our Boot And Shoe Stock-
Old Gait, call,
g et our price
not satisfactory, buy elsewhe
BEDSTEADS- at a discoun
representative that will be heard fruit raising, dairying, poultry
from in Washington to the benefit raising, etc. It has splendid stor­
of this district.
ies by Jack London and other
is a genial spirit aud so he wan­
We Pränt
And The Prices That Are
THE PACIFIC MONTHLY’S SPECIAL
after his errand is done.
NYSSA, 0REC0N
The Same Unequaled St
So every man in Nyssa has his
INTRODliCTNRY OFFER
bottle. It is well that the neigh­
The Pacific Monthly, of Port­
bors didn’ t know it or otherwise
land, Oregon, is a beautifully illus­
they would have visited more fre­
trated monthl magazine which
quently.
But then newspapers
gives very full information about j
makes mistakes at times.
the resources and opportunities of ;
the country lying West of the
The Burns News says in part-
Rockies. It tells all about the |
“ A. YV. Lafferty, nominated for
Government Reclamation Projects,
Congress in this district, is a com­
paratively young man, full of free Government land and tells
brains and energy and will make a about the districts adapted to
the saloon that the country people
Nyssa Hardware Co.
office. They said at the primary
who should be the party represent­
atives and among them we find asJ
seiubly and anti-assembly men in
both parties and we shall abide by
the decision of the people.
I hey
knew well the qualities of the men
only the strong were chosen. W e
are asked to stand for only the
anti-assembly man, be he either
Republican or Democrat. A true
Republican cannot bring himself
to the point where he could vote
We do not claim the best in the world,-but
the other ticket arid again call
himself a Republican. We should
claim to give par Value for Cash received!--.
always be loyal to party principals
aud men on the same side of the
political fence. Now that the can­
New goods a rriv in g d aily for Autumn
didates are named let the contest
be between parties rather than
fuctions. Only a couple of weeks
SEE OUR HATS AND CAPS
remain before election aud it is ►
time that the matters of import-
Corduroy Suits,
Were looked into and both sides
curefully considered.
One can't
Vests:: Heavy Shirts and Sheep Lined Co
afford to be iguorant as to the ;
measures of the day especially in
Oregon where people are consider- j
ed the furthurest advanced along
political lines.
Be prepared to
Is complete and reliable.
Keep up I
vote youi ballot uml to vote it
right according to your conviction.
I f you don’ t know the why aud
wherefore of a bill don’t vote for
or agaiust it us you may be defeat­
ing a good cause.
u Tuesday
November 8, you will be called on
to say if you want good roads, pro­
hibition, and some ot berthings.
Be ready to say yes or no.
ing o f the consequences.
W e say
vote N< ) on Home Rule. No. 328,
evsn if yon are not in favor of pro­
hibition
Read pages 7f> to 81 in­
clusive o f
pamphlet of measures
for the arguments pro and cou.
noted authors.
The Price is $1.50 a
ear, but
to introduce it we will
send six
months for fifty cents
This offer
must be accepted on or
February 1,
1911.
before
Send your
BOYDELL MERCANTI
COMPANY
NYSSA
or :
WIGWAM FLOI
THE FLOUR
OF QUAL1
None better------ None as good— and— none i
name and address accompanied by
$1.40 per Sack
fifty cents in stamps and learn all
about Oregon, Washington, Idaho,
ASK YOUR MERCHANTS FOR IT
and California.
Address, The Pacific Monthly.
Portland, Oregon.
^
and it is time to place your or­
der for such nursery stock as
you will need next season.
The demand is great this
year, greater than last, and you
should place your order early
in order to insure its being filled.
A groat many waited last year
until the eleventh hour before
ordering and got left Are you
going to do likewise?
Our stock is looking excep­
tionally well at this date and
you can rely on your order be­
ing filled with stock that will
not only satisfy but please yon.
Fill out the coupon below and
mail TO DAY. It will place
you under no obligation to buy
THE EMPIRE
LUMBER CO. L
Dealers in
Lumber, Coal & Buil
Materials
Rock Springs Coal $7.50 per T.
j
YAKIMA VALLEY
NURSERY COMPANY
TfiPPESiSfl, WASHINGTON
M u k E S ALE SM AN
W A N TE D
C e m e n t IBlochs
VNe desire to announce to the Public that We
a cement block factory and will in the futufe*
handle all kinds o f concrete work, such a® h1*11
ings. sidewalks, etc.
Have had fifteen year*
concrete work.
Estimates furnished on lounda
YAKIMA VALLEY NUBHF.RY < 0.
Topptnbli, Washington,
Gentlemen*.-
Buildings,
Please sen.1 me vonr catalog an.l price list
11 l” 1
numerv Mock
I
will he plantun: »bout............ ' trw>
It
tiiio p i* ,,
,indw
obligation to buy.
Sidewalks
Iflemmg
& Sale«
PROPRIETOR:
Nyssa
and H