Wallowa chieftain. [volume], August 28, 1902, Image 1

About Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909

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7YE REPRESENT A TIVE NEWSPAPER OF WALLOWA COUNTY.
VOL.XVIH.NO.r2.
ENTERPRISE. OREGON- AlTilSTDf. o.
WHOLE NO- l
Mid-Summer
Wash. Dress Goods
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We have just placed on our Bargain counter all strictly
Summer Dress goods, consisting of Mercerized Foullard.;,
Dimities, Percales Batistes, etc, at greatly reduced
prices, namely:
All regular 2."?. values at
" 20c . "
" " loo " "
" 12-Jc ' '
" " 10c
I6r,c
12 Ac
10c
8ic
(5c
These are all ;iice patterns and genuine bargains.
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WORLD'S HEIVS.
FROM FAR AND
NEAR.
Clipped and Copied From
Our Exchanges.
At Ti xtuknn i, TV :s. n mnu named 1 TJKmnsmasaEzmiaEsai cR3wn;a?imaeJ3:-gaaiaaa
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icrKins, nn alleired divine healer and
The freight tie pot fit Po.idljfon was
burned last SaWiruav.
A woman has been arrested in New
York city for .lipping and it i claimed
she is worth ."jO.OOO.
Reporis from all parts of Washing
ton county are coming in to the etl'ect
that the wheat yield this year will in
proplp t, who has been posing as 1111
angel of Christ, who, he declared,
would upe.ir in a few days, was taken,
out of town Inst night by Wl.itecaps
Hogged, his hair oc.t sh r:t and then
given 10 minutes to leave town. A
notice left on I'eikins' door read:
"Same fate to sympathizers."
II. II. MeXeil, that g od iiaiured
Paradise merchant, was in Asotin
Wednesday on his way h me from
Lewi.-ton, where he had been to lay in
another snpplj for his store. Asotin
Sentinel.
Mr. C. L. reson, from the
Wallowa
Groui-e If
)0 percent short of what was expected. ! ei ifntry, was here Monday and made
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. . u. 1 j.i 1 1 , i in lie. MIL' 1 cia mis 10 1 't.'1 fi i''i .mi in., immci eau. ii:i 11 ( h
have solved the grasshopper question, j L'ueher and Kiley 0. P.ott aceompin-
tie says that by liurnin sulphur , ivtl Mr. B.tsoii ami aeti-d as his wit-jjj
aliuut tin; yard one can easily get lid j nesses. A sot 1:1 Sentinel.
ot tiiem. $..lte -nator John L. Hand, of l
1 i w
Hiram Cron, t.'ie only pensioner of K,'r c".v will make an ert'ort to
t'.ie war with Great IV.tin'n in il', is : ll''v'' 11 11111 V ;lt next meetine '
r 'ported to he List nassiin' awav at tl, : H' 1,1,1 Legislature giving ISakei j
S?e tf lOS, at his home in Dunhrook, ! County a separate-judicial d'istrict.
New York.
An ax trust is the latest.
h';en organized in St. 1-ouis with a j tw0l!" Sassnilz and Kolhovy, Ucrm.i'iiy,
canital stock of '." OlMI (to:. Tl. I tt distance of 10a miles
Experiments in w ireh ss telephoning
One has ! nave l"'en successfully conducted he-j
principal product of the company will
he ax handles.
"Old r.uir'nn Omaha Indian chief,
who was a survivor cf the wars waged
Ueports of another eruption oI-Mo..t ', 011 ,,1C Iniii:,,is l'.V Ciencral Custer,
Pelee liave been received. The errir-' is llclul "ie Arapahoe Indian Agency
'We ofTer a nice new stock ot men's and youths' Straw
Hats at 50c on the dollar. Tins price is made regard
less of cot in Order to close them out.
Shoes
We have some odds and ends in this line at just half
regular price. These are good quality, but price is made
'.for the reason that we. haven't a full line of sizes in the
different styles. Buying these at price offered is genuine
economy.
We offer as a special drive in this line 25 dozen pairs
of Misses' and children's black Hose in sizes from 5 to 9
at Gc per pair These values will surprise vou.
These are in Mercerised cotton and Percale at. one-half
regular price.
Ladies' iilk waists
resulii?
3 50
4
4 50
3
value $3 75
2 50
3
3 25
2 25
..These silk waists are the best quality vye have ever
kac1 and now is the time to get bargains in them.
xru tr tiiP iinmoion mowers yet on hand
' c nave d icw w r . i. it. D '
Remember this mower took first premium at the Fans
r;:i:.- ii e'. fliftm if vou are interested in
'yg a mower.
tion was followed hy total darkness
five miles away from the volcano,
which lasted fully 20 minutes.
A movement is on foot in Baker
City to organize a good roads club
and co-operate with the movement to
he instituted hy James W. Abbott, of
the United States Department of i
Agriculture, who will hold a good
at Coly, Okla. He was in the CukI?i
battle at the Little Big Horn in 187fi,
and afterwards entered the regular
army, serving until he retired on ac-i
count of old age.
The annual convention of the Xa- j
tional Fraternal Congress will meet I
I in Denver today, The, congress is I
composed of 37 fraternal orders and j
j 300 delegates are in attendance, reji-!
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, . l All .1 f ,i H-fTUIIllIlL l.Wr(Tyw IJV1I Hi;, 11 11 I 1111
October. All the minin ' men of this i . , 1 ', i
.. ' . !.' ... ' porta nt (inest ions for the hetternient '
district a-c heartily in m. -or of such a ff , , , , .,, , , ,.
. I'MHllllll IIMKCl, ..111 L. Ul'JIIJtllU lll
movement and will sui po-t it. I, ,. '
Ex-Senator Peffer, of Kansas, has
Keprcsentatives J. II. Kobbins, of
been in the background for several ' Sumpter. exnects to wush several
years, but is not letting his faculties , measures iclatine to mining nt the
rest. In his quiet. Washington home j lu.xt 8(!i(jn of the Logish.ture, among
he is writing a scries of reviews of cer- i wlwtrli will be a bill providing or u
lain perions oi American History, and ; gtate Mine Inspector.
lor some time lias had in mind writing
a work dealing with the question of
labor and capital. He has 30 large
scrapbooks tilled with pictorial and
other caricatures of himself and his
lleas.
President Mellen, of the Northern
School Begins Sept. 15.
Notice is hereby given that the dir-1
aot.nv. ftf 1 11 f nn iri aa K.linnl Tttufri.t i
Pacific, says the plans of his companv ' x 01 . , , . . , ,
, , . . , .' 0. 21 itt n meeting held last week de-1
for entering Portland involve the . . ,. . , . ,;
, ., . , ,. , .,.,, . terinined that the fall term of school!
bridging of the Columbia and V il a-1 ,r I
" f , . . , shall begin Sept. 15.
mette rivers and the boring of a tun-1 . , , , ' , . ,,
... .1 x, 1 , 1 . . An order wns also made that all
nei uirougn ine uacKooue 01 tne pen-1 .,
llirtuiii, tvn vii .11111.11 1.111 uuni UUOUb . . , . . ,. . .. . .
nnn iui v u t . starting to school in this district
.!.01H).( () !. ,orLhern PnmtTn tnniia . . !
w ill come down the Columbia over the
O. R. & N. track from Wallula and i
from Portland to Puget Sound, Union
Pacific trains will pass over, Nortnern
Pacific tracks.
Near Sterling, Colo., a large corps
of Government surveyors arc making
vaccinated before !
1 this district.
D. L. J'eavis, Clerk.
County
News.
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Tc piucc is $1.50 a yeai.
We offer some exceptional bargains in our
CLUBBING RATES with other , papers and
magazines.
For Instance
Chieftain and Oregon'an
both one year for $2.00.
Chieftain and Spokesman Review
both one year for $2-00
Chieftain and Examiner
both ane year for $2.25.
The Chieftain and any of the
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Teachers Institute.
Notice is hereby given that the an
nual Teachers Institute for Wallowa
.. . couivly will be held at Joseph, Sept.
a preliminary survey for a ditch to . Ir .. . 1
We are hcudquartcr's' for Mitchell wagons tn this county
have a good supply of thetn on hand.
Our slock of General Merchandise is quite complete.
a:id we would glad to figure with you on anything you
Respectfully yours,-
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carry water from the Platte river to
the Great Pawnee reservoir,, which it ,
is believed that the Government will
build. The ditch ,will..be 75 mihis
long, sis feet wide at the bottom and
75 feet wide at the top. The cost of
construction is estimated at $1,000,000.
- Work will winn beirin on a lan e
condensed milk factory to be erected
at Forest Grove. The president of tl e
com-.any lias gone East to purchase
the machinery necessary to operate it
and it is expected to hrve the plant
tunning b fore the snow (lies.
3, 4 and 5. The program will be an
nounced later.
J. C. Com.ky,
upt.
Notice
The University of Oregon,
Eugene, Oregon.
The first .Semedcr, Session 1902 -3. opens Wednesdav. Scnioin
ber 17th. The following Schools, and Colleges are comprised in tint
Univeisity. GraduateSchool College of Literature, Science and Arts
College of Science and Engineering University Academy School of
Mu"ic hcnotl of Medicine School of Law.
Tuition free, excepting in Schools of Law. Medicine and Music
("Incidental fee 10.00, Student-Jiody tax $2.50 per year.) Cost of liv-
Mrs. Clara Montgomery, who has S from $ 100.00 to ? 200.00 per year. . For catalogue, address
recently assumed charge of the Enter
prise House wshes to inform the
public that the building has received
a thorough cleaning and fumigation,
and that it will be open to the public
today, and site solicits a share of your
patronage.
REGISTRAR OF THE UNIVERSITY, EUGENE, OREGON
PARK AND WASHINGTON, PORTLAND, OREGON
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