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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-23
Prospect

Prospect, May 22-Rev. A. NJ.
Chaplin is a commissioner 10 the
General Assembly of the Presby
terian church will convene at
Kansas City, Mo-, and left ON Mon
day for AN absence of several
weeks.
Mr. Watt Kyle was in Columbus
Monday buying new furniture for
his shop. MIR. Kyle will enlarge
his shop by the addition of an
other new chair. The entire new
outfit will be of the most improved
patterns.
B. X. Herbster, Jess Fritch and
+, @. Poppleton are serving on the
petit jury at Marion this week.
A. 8. Russell and family of
Delaware we're the guests OF Mrs.
II. Lavender Sunday.
Mr. WIN Schooly and wife of
Toledo, MIR. and Mrs. A. w. Wells
of Cardlngton. Mrs. Frank Martin
of Cleveland, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Myers of Marion and Mr. and Mrs
Elmer Mcdonnell OF Marion were
In attendance at the funeral OF
Miss Eta Schooly Sunday after
noon.
At a meeting the fire de-
partment Martin Mohr, Peter Ben
sly, and Tom Courts were appoint
cd engineers of the engine and 5.
Brownmiller, w. Fritch and Ed.
Hess nozzelmen
While tearing down a partition at
the engine house Monday Mr.. A. M
Tricky fell about four feet, sprain-
ing his left arm and sustaining 9th
er injuries that will lay him up for
several weeks.
The funeral of VIM. Hoover was
largely attended was held at the
NJ. f. church Friday forenoon. The
dnterment was made in Prospect
cemetery.
The Prospect Military Club Is
preparing to give the drama con
the Little Big HornD' about May
26 the proceeds to go towards buy
ing supplies.
Chris Bitter and wife and Miss
Mae Glink of Mt Gilead and j. j.
Poland of Springfield visited Sat
urday and Sunday with MIR. and
Mrs. VIM. Wynn near Newmans,
DR.. G. III. Masters attended We'd
nesday an alumni meeting of the
Startling Medical College at Column
bus.
Mrs. Frank Butts has returned
from visit with relatives in Wes'
Virginia and was accompanied by
her sister. Mrs, Millie Woods who
will spend several months at th'
home OF her father DR.. u M
Thomas.
Mrs. ]. N. Court entertained I'M
Woman's Missionary society IRON
the Baptist church at Green CAM
= Thursday. pleasant day was spea
aud a fine dinner enjoyed by thos'
present.
Mr.. Merle Chaplin cs Wooster Uni
yerslty spent day at the hom
of his father Rev. A. M. Chaplin
while enroute from GrAencastle, Ind
where he was a delegate TO the in
tercollegiate Peace Association.
Mrs. ]. N. Freeman was tn
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-23
a Profit ANYHOW.

He was filling his first prescription,
and when he handed 1t to the lady he
told her It was $1.10.
She paid the $l.10, and after she had
gone he Informed the proprietor that
the dollar was counterfeit The pro-
prietor looked over his glasses at the
young man and said:
swell, how about the 10 cents-is
that good moueyW
The young man answered In the af-
irmatiye.
"Oh, WE'LL" the proprietor replied,
that's not so bad We still make a
nickel."-Success Magazine.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-23

I.aRue. May 22--Aliss Mabel
Rodgers visited Agosta friends,
Saturday.
Miss Minnie Doebert was the
guest of Miss Mae Allen Sunday.
Miss Maude Adams was guest
Of Agosta friends Friday last.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-05-23
LATE NEWS FROM VARIOUS
PARTS OF MARION COUNTY

guest OF Mrs. j.. b. CUTLERY at Mar
ion one day this week.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-04
N ative of Mississippi.

Natchez, Miss, June Ex-Governor Chamberlain of oregon is a native of Natchez. and comes of revolutionary war stock. His parents were among the earliest settlers of this section. and he was one of the products of the Natchez Institute school. the first pub lie school established in Mississippi. While attorney general of Multonomah county, and in his first candidacy for governor the Republican press practic- ally conceded his election before the nomination. He makes annual visits to his mother. brother and sisters. who live here. Recently his mother. who is an octogenarian, returned unaccompa- nied from a visit to him at his home at Portland.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-04
EXTENSIVE DECORATIONS.
Auditorium at Denver Is to Be
 Lavishly Adorned.

Denver, June 4.-Decorations of the new Denver auditorium for the na. tional Democratic convention in July will be the most elaborate used at any similar convention in the country.
 Among the decorations will be six United States flags thirty by fifty feet. Four of these will be behind the speakers platform, and between these four flags will be suspended an inn mense curtain of bunting containing 5000 yards of sewed cloth. In the center of the curtain will be a shield seventeen feet long and fifteen feet wide. Attached to this shield will be eight fifteen foot flags and on each side of this central shield will be four similar shields twelve feet long, dis playing eight flags.
 Behind the platform will be an enor- nous bank of green roping and arti- ficial palms standing fifteen feet high. Immediately over the platform will be suspended four stuffed eagles with wings extended twelve feet
 The balconies will be draped with red. white and blue bunting, with series of shields, the two colors alter mating along the rails. 4
 The same scheme of decoration will be carried out with regard to the gal leries.
 The side walls of the auditorium rom the ceiling down will be covered by one large drape-sewed bunting Forty-eight stars ten feet in diameter will cover the ceiling.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-04
No PEACE YET.
On Contrary, Campaign Against Yaquis
 About to Be Resumed.

City of Mexico. June As declared in these dispatches some days ago, the Mexican government maintains that any statement that peace between the Yaqui Indians and the Mexican gov ernment has been declared or is as- sured is premature.
 On the contrary, the war department Is making every preparation to resume the campaign against the Indians should they fail to meet the terms of surrender as outlined by the military commanders. June 15 is the date set upon when the final decision will be rendered as to whether absolute peace or the inauguration of a more vigorous campaign will ensue.
 The war department is pessimistic as to the future. The Yaqui chief, Bule. it is thought, will be unable to control many petty chiefs, who seem determin- ed to continue the struggle.
 The Yaquis seem to believe the gov ernment is incapable of carrying Son the war further because of past peace pro- posals and hence have made the fol- lowing hard terms as to the proposed surrender:
 That the Indians should be put in im- mediate and complete surrender of the Yaqui country; that they be allowed 10 name their own authorities that no taxes should be levied upon them; that the government troops should immedi- ately evacuate the territory and that no man foreign to their tribe should be allowed to cross the boundaries marking the Yaqui district without their special consent.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-04
THE STATE CONVENTION.

There is little to please the fault-finder i'll the proceedings and outcome of the state cOnyen- tion. A new regime is in con- trol and it is certain that Gov ernor-elect Donaghey has things all his own way and is well equipped to carry out whatev- CT policies he may have in view.
 One of the most striking i'm pressions of this great gather ing was the progressive spirit which found it's way into numer- oous places in the platform in the shape of practical recom- mendations. But Mir. DOnaghey is a practical and enterprising citizens so this was to be ex- pected.
 The men selected to represent the commonwealth at the \a- tional Convention at Denver, are esteemed and representative men who will strive to give the state a reputation for conservatism and stability, rather than ec- centricity and blustef.
 The platform is just what ev- cry progressive citizen of Ark ansas endorses and will want to see clrriet tn. g t. h .etter That part of it that deals with the new state capitol is'especial- ly pleasing and about the only sensible solution of the disgrace full muddle.
 The democrats of Arkansas are to be congratulated.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-04
he NaIkInS.

If every pussy willow were
 A kitten soft and gray. When snowfiakes fell upon their fur What would those pussies say? Each tiny paw despairingly
 Would clutch the slender bough. And every little kit would cry: Meow! Meow! Meow!' But when the sunshine came again And April days grew warm I'm sure that all the pussies then Would quite forget the storm And stretch out all along the stem To dry their silken fur. While every single one of them Would pur and pur and pur. And if the children, full of glee At pets of such kind, Ran toward the pussy willow tree What do you think they'd find? Why. every pussy from her place Would spring to share the fun And through the fields a merry race Would run and run and run.
 Youths Companion.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-04
Electricity and Rain.

Denison, June 4.-One of the worst electrical storms of years with a tre- mendous rain swept this section again Tuesday night. Three bents of false work at the Katy bridge were swept away. W. R. Drake. vice president and general manager of the Frisco, is directing the work on the Oklahoma side of the Red river. A very destruct. i've hail storm was reported west of here. Cotton and oats are much dam. aged.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-04
CHAMBERLAIN CHOSEN.
People of Oregon In Primaries
 Select Him For
UNITED STATES SENATOR.
Although the Legislature Is Republican by an Overwhelming Majority, tho Voters Select Democratic Governor For Upper House.

Portland, ore, June 4.-Governor Chamberlain, Democrat, is the choice of the people of oregon for the United States senatorship to succeed Charles W. Fulton, Republican, and a Republic an legislature has been chosen to elect him.
 Chamberlain's majority over his op- ponent, Henry M. Cake, Republican, will exceed 1000, it is believed.
 Chamberlains victory is in the nature of a personal triumph Oregon nomi- nally is Republican. and in 1904 Roose- velt's plurality was 42,4S4. Governor Chamberlain has twice been elected governor.
 The selection of Chamberlain by the people is but a preliminary step to the senatorship. In Oregon candidates for the legislature align themselves either in the statement No. l" column or in the Reinstatement No. 1" column
 statement No. II" is a pledge 10 support in the legislature the candidate having the indorsement of the people, and the Reinstatement No. 1" prefer to elect senator by the old system The complexion of the next legislature. as indicated by the returns. will be al most unanimously Republican. There is talk of defections from the ranks of the statement No. 1" legislators, and 1t Is impossible that in the seven months intervening between now and the date of the next legislature some plan may be devised to defeat Cham berlain and send Republican to the United States senate. From the fig ures at hand, it appears that there will be about sixty eight statement No. 1" men fn the next legislature. It requires fortysiX votes to elect.
 Prohibition was an important feature in the election. the anti-saloon element making a surprising showing. From the returns at hand it Is believed that nine teen counties voted dry in doubt, 1: now dry, one; partly dry, three.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-04
MORE DAMAGE REPORTED.
Wind and Rain Cause Destruction In
 the Vernon Section,

tHc VtTnOn StCtTOn.
 Fort Worth, June 4.-Reports have been received from Vernon that a ter rible wind and rain storm struck that section, causing more destruction to the line than at any time this spring. Three bents of the big bridge over the Pecos river at Vernon were swept away and the county bridge built re. gently at great expense, was destroyed. The wind destroyed the Frisco round house at Vernon, blew down outbuild. ings and wrecked large oil mill The Denver line Is practically tied up.
 The Cotton Belt is the only line crossing Red river at Texarkana.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-04
Another Heavy Rain.

sherman. Tex, June 4.-There was another heavy rain in the Red river belt Tuesday night and Thursday morning also. There is a five.foot rise of the river north of Denison. All of the work done by the Frisco and Katy at the bridge was washed away. and the situation Is now like 1t was after the south span of the bridge went last Wednesday. A big force of men were carried to the scene by the Frisco from this place.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-04
THREE BOYS WERE BITTEN.
Puppy, Supposed Mad, To Be Taken
 to Pasteur Institute,

Dallas, June "A puppy. supposed to be afflicted with hydrophobia, bit three little boys here. State Health Of. ficer Brumby, -yho is on a visit here had the puppy placed in bird cage and will take the animal to the Pas teur institute at the state capital where the canine will be closely watched
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-04
NOTED SCOTCHMAN NO MORE.
Built Bridge at Austin and Did Mucf
 Other Railroad Work,

Montreal, June 4.-Sir Robert Gil lespie Reid, railroad builder and capi, talist, died here Thursday. He was a native of Scotland. He contracted for and built the Colorado river bridge at Austin. Tex, in 1880, and all iron and masonry bridges on the first 250 miles of the Southern Pacific railway west from San Antonio.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-04

A friend at our elbow thinks Jeff Davis resembles a Gunness victim since the state conven- tion. It is certain that many things have happened in the past few months to prove that this is not Jeff's year.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-04
PECULIAR FATALITY.
Man Pulls on Reins, Bridge Breaks and
 His Neck is Broken.

Waco, June 4.-While James Cole, prominent farmer, was en route to this city, his horse shied at a paper. Mir. Cole pulled hard on the reins. The bridle broke. He fell backward from the buggy and broke his neck A widow and four children are left.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-04
Primary Sensation.

Des Moines, Ia., June 4.-One of the sensations of Thursdays primary was the election of Judge s. F. Prouty over Congressman Hull by an esti mated plurality of 1,200. Congressman Hull conceds his defeat. MT. Hull is chairman of the house committee on military affairs. .t.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-04
Eighteen Horses Ran.

London, June 4.-Signorinetta won the Derby; Duke of Portland's Primer, secand; Llangwm, owned by Barclay Walker, Maher. American jockey up. third
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-04
Episcopal Divine Dies.

Memphis, June 4.-Rev Alfred Tod Hunter, aged fifty-seven years, rector of St. Georges Episcopal church of Clarksdale. Miss. died here Tuesday from paralysis.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-04
Four Asphyxiated.

Chicago, June Airs. Mary Door man, of 69 Tell Court. and her three children were found dead, having been asphyxiated by gas escaping from stove.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1908-07-02

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Information Concerning Eighth Grade
20 "i Final Examinations.

|. Dates: tM January %, "a. 1905
lbl May IA, Is, 1908; (c) June II, II,
1908. Hh -.'a'' w fta'H 'Ebd,
2, Program: r ulu.rs st. bt.
"a Observation-Disclosures, Writing,
History and Civil Government.
b Fridays Grammar, Physiology,
.t. Geography and Spelling. lo
3. Sources of Questions: az, ,.r
Geography-State Course Of
study, Redway and Hinnan',
u. Natural School Geography.
b s peIling-EighIy, per cent. from
Reeds Word Lessons. aud
twenty per cent from nanu
'i script in Language. h''
Writimg-Speoiimens of penman
ship rs indicated in copied mat
ter ana from manuscript in
Language. ," ''.' .'.'''"
Language - Buehler'si Modem
uV English Grammar, no diagra -
.lI. ming. ,,,.,...,
Civil Government-United States
a' Constitution.
t History-l.ist.of topics from His-
) tg tory Outline in State Course OF
,.r Study aud Current Events
Notice: Teachers preparing classes
for examinations will please notify
county superintendent 80 days before,
examination according to law.
." 'fh j. w. KERNs,
County Superintendentof Schools.
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Real Estate Transfers
2 Weeks Ending June 3, l90S--Prepared
By WalIowa Law, Land 4 II
Abstract Co. 81 T

Ellen Hlbbs to Wesley Dancan
lots II, u, 10, IA and -, blk 2, il
Deems S add to Joseph $1,000. 8
John w. Powell to w. S. Powe'
Sc or sw or sec q, 2 n, AZ. 81
VIM. j. Crawford to Mary AIia,
Thomas, sw Or sec II, t 3 n r Al
$llOO s-srr. b, II.
James Daugherty to Henry Ibber
son, sw or ne Or Sc or NV or an
W half Sc Or sec 26, 3 n, II As
$500.
NJ. P. Miller to Trustees Spring
dale School District No. 60, acre
in swqr sec 2S, 2 n, "A. 81.
Mary e. Richardson to j. w
White, Sc or ne or and e half Sc q.
sec "a and sw or sw or sec 35, al
in n, + 43 e. $500.
William c. Richardson to J. w
White, e half sw or and W half
Or sec "a, n, 43 e. $1,000.
James p. -Morelock. to I.-C. Smith
lots l and 4, blk S3, Gardner S ad
TO Enterprise. $500.
Robert A. Harrison to John w
Emmons, W half Sc or and e half S
or sec u, n, r 43. $1,000.
Linnie NJ. Ketcham to The Georg
Palmer Lumber Co., Sc sw and lot
and4, sec. Is, 2 n, r AZ. 81.
NJ. " Knight to w. P. Cole Jr., {
tract in Sc Or Sc Or sec 81, {.
s, As. $15.
State of Oregon to Robert L. Vic
tor, W half Sc qr and Sc or, sec l
t II, Al. $500. -. ar.s a-,
Robert L. Victor toaF, L. Kelly, v
half Sc Or and Sc Or Sc or sec 16,
l n + Al. 81.
U. S. r. r. to John w. Powell, Sc
sw sec 81, t 2 n. + AZ e.
Albert Loray to P, w. Murphy,
or sec 10, S, AZ. 81.
p w. Murphy to 7. H. Lewis, n,
Or sec 10, 8 $, A.. 81. ~ %,
City OF Wallowa to Arch Castor
cemetery lot No. "a. IS. ~
Katherine C. Ley to Edna P. HI
Der, NV Or sec 1S, t 8 n, Al. $2,5Oi
E. A. and Belle Fosner to b. |
Boyd, lots and 10, blk 10, town o
Enterprise. $1,000.
Ce.a Cleaves to. Thomas Olson, n
or sec 10, t n, r Az $500. {
. U. S. r. R. to Theresla Schaut,
half Sc Or; Sc or sw or sec Is; ne
or ne or sec 1877 In, AZ.
U. S. r. r. to r. E. Betchel, hal
Sc Or sec %, half sw or sec %,
n, 43 e. .rE uh
Polk Mays to F. P. Mays, all of Sc.
SO, 3 n, 40 and all of sec sc, :;
II, AZ. ST. a a4
u. S. Pat. to Robert A. Harrison
W half Sc or and half sw or Sc
q t n r 43. -go eN9 ~
U. S. Patent to Archie NJ. Gas In
lots IL and Il. sec II, / As G
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sheriffs Sale Of Real Proper,l


ii. By virtue OF an eXscut on. julg-
nent order, decree and order OF sail
duly issued out of and under the sea-
'f the Circuit Court of the State Of
oregon, for Wallowa County. to me
uly directed and delivered, date
lne %, 1908. in a cause therein
'elding wherein Mary Wright is
plaintiff and William Wright and
1ttie Wright are defendants, upongga
judgment duly rendered and ente1ssd'
IN said. court and cause on the 2frd
lay of June, 1908, in favor of said
plaintiff and against said defendants
and each of them for the sum Of
PSO295, with interest thereon until
paid. with the f4rthef sam of 5000
attorneys feaf% with like interest
thereon untilapaid, jand gtl1e fafth4r
sum of $12.aO COSTS and $disBurse>
ments, commanding me to make sale
Of the following described real prop.
srty, to-wit:
Lots Thirteen Q3) and Fo lrteen
14) in Block G in Lostine, Wailowa
County, State of Oregon. q,
Now, therefore, by virtue andAau-
-hority of said execution, judsmeat
order. decree and order of sa e and il
compliance with the commands OF
said writ, | will on Monday, the 3rd
day of August, 1908, at the hour Of It
o'clock in the forenoon Of said day.
at the front door of the County Court
House, in the city of Enterprise. in
said county and State sell at pub ic
auction, subject to redemption, to ths;
highest bidder, for cash in hand all
Of the right, title, interest and equityI
which said defendants or either o
them had in and to said describ edl
real property or any part thereof chi
the date of the mortgage herein. o.
have since acquired, in and to said
described mortgaged premises or any
part thereof, and any and all person
claiming or To- claim by, Though o
under said defendants orr dihert o
them, to satisfy said Judgment order,
decree and order of sale, with inter
est, attorneys fee, costs and all ac
cruing costs.
Dated this Goth day Of June. 1908
lOto J. NJ. BLAKELY.
Sheriff of Wallowa County, Oregol
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Excursion Rates.

To. Medford, Ore, June 26 to %,
one and one-third fare; account A..
o. U. W., Portland, July 21-23, one
and one-third fare; account William
cite Valley Chautauqua assembly at
Gladstone Park. Ore, July 7-19, one
and one-third fare for round trip. Ac-
count meeting Dist. Conference Ger
man BAPTIST Brethren, at Poit,and,
Ore, July 1921, one and one-thirI
fare; Horticultural association, Dalle3,
Ore, June 30, one and one-third fare,
All above rates will be made on GER
dificate plan.
H. II. Weatherspoon, Agent.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS

In the County, Court of~the State OF
Oregon, for EWallowa county & !
IN the matter of the estate 'of s. Il.
|. Wood, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified as administrator of the
estate of S. G. Wood, deceased, by ths
County Court of the state of Oregon,
for Wallowa County, and all perso ons
having claims. against -saiti-.estate are
hereby required to present the same
as. required by law to the under
signed at the office of Burleigh &
Boyd, Enterprise, Oregon, within six
months from the date of the publica
ton of this notice. 3 .A q ' ''
Dated this 2nd day Of July, 1858.
lots "'''' j. A. WOOD. '3'.
Administrator of the estate of S. G.
Wood, deceased. rh.'tf" msr.i b
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