davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

l-bicapo June 1e-CArTLE-R Receipts estimated. lS 900
head market steady steers s. 5oqS7 25i cows s4a$ .
hsifs5s a. apS @9oSS seders 81 SSaS5 5 oGs@Rerept
estimated head. market strong TO loc higher
S6o@@ Ssass IA butchers s. s9gSS 10 Hgs'
& OK ries 81 5OdS7 sales 81 6j4SI !S
SHEEP Rcceipts u 600 head estimated market seady
5srbs 10 81 yoaS9 80 yearings SO 5oas7
cincinnati. Juno 8-CATTLE-Receipts 9f2 hsad
steady fair good shippers s. 1bqS6 70 common ~ .
SS4 10 ,Ps s5pPers s. s5Ss oommon S s5$5 Is
STIFTP- Receipts 5S6 head slow and 1oa l5c lover
Sass So spring lambs quiet 15a20c lower, - 5og
fs-, gunao o3o steeds sis ZINE ZINE
sr5 2sS hieher ssasS HoGs-Reoetpts 1900 head:
stna5y best grades fairly active others SLOW heavy
81 i5g$s q miyed s. 1oass 20 Yorkers 81 $5ass TO-
s3ires s. 4oGS7 90 SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts
S99s7 S99 so ehes S 75Sss e~ts sos$4
Ks1sss city June 1e CATTLE Receipts Zoo read
oca eTporr and dressed Sc 25dS7 tair 70
g5o5 q 3aS6 % Western steers S5aSI stockers and
{eders So 25aS3 SO. Southern steers S4So TO- southern
ss9SR Is bulls $685.. calves, So 754S7 IOGS-Re-
ceipts head. market steady 70 Sc hiEhSr t9P
s. rs SS '1S ana bucheTs s. So9s7 So nsht s. 5s$
pigs 81 1891 sFTEEP.ReceiPs 900 head o. meI5st l S
CO.'S. = Texas 1nuttons S46s5 ~
f-riou Stoctyards Pittsburg. June leCA TITLE oise-
caps light: steady. choice, SI0S7 25, prime S5 6oaS6 ~
cus ana c5nlnon s2a$S: lambs 50 5od$7 veal calves
SSSS IS 2s Receipts light; active. higher prime
beavjes SS 1Oass 20; mediums. SsdSs o.: heavy
81 S5as7 yorers 81 5oGSI 90; piss - l5Gf' 20
ToIedo fIne 1s-CIOvERsEED- Sc 20; october.
&C. 721s December So 72i. March SO s2ll; No 2 - -:
TfAioTfIY-PIme. 81 95. AISIKE-Prime. IS; August
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17

5a sogABs ps d I.rFs % Tss gs per sass ss <
.osstng milk fed 1s925c: DO fed 14g22c: GEESE
POTATOES AND vEeETABIEs- 0Otssssss s.
L. z:ssffsss .s+ 81
Corn weak Cucumbers selling slowly low prices Egg-
plants f Ssse ssssy S tur551 ss @ Toasoes
weak Mushrooms lover othsr vegetables aaOtsd
soatS.l Sq9'' No 4 ss s6ss sa scr dS No 81 ssss s. DO
s s. % ss Dss bs S 9 M6: aP IN bS sG PEE per e 40 N p s
ss g E Ger sWF Raf & p Pr6D q 6Dsi i. per M 5 S. sss
slas2 4o; ASPARAGUS. per dozen 6qaeaas seSess.
gT sGetA' @ @ sandSs lSs oqRiss sa: % SGsa "a
6b sSgss 20 DO unwashsd Per Dol OF bag g ISess
Marylsad aaa Virginia crate 25a75s g N0rts!s
Per standard s!sss sias2 90 o1fS % csroiis peg s
so1o & P:s ss" ss:s assn sssa
CsEOns @ 4eeGsI DO south GsTOIin1 25gISc 90 Eloras
basket. 75eqs1 25 90 Ions Isiand dozen. sIsee:
6Ssans. per 100 r. s5ds6 a6RsEA6isa Fl per- 100 %
peg S6l Or crate 25s75e ONIONS re1ss ThiSs oT ys
10 N 6esas 0s Sr sac 90 % Ts Do p N. SFes .aSs p1
basket Tosz5e: a. EsyPtisn. per sas 81 5oess:
arg per basfet 81 zSsi 81 &c snail siasl Is 3
81 z: 90 BsIlinOre large slSs12s q small 5scssl:
90 5as'eT5 os ss9T g. ss aesi Ns sSS FS e7 r
bbl 5ocg$1 so do plain. s0eaS2 RADIsHEs. nears{s
punches s1aS2: sCxELfoNs. nearby per 100 sgashes.
Pss basket siss2 DO green siasl So Do virsnia ws
RsT 6 hst ,5ns S9 saz 5T tS s9s II do & s SP 70
nearby per bsl i0a5Oc: SQUASH. Fusssri per bsT Or
bbl crate. s19$1 So do marrow. s1aSl Is: % vhne.
per Dbl s16S1 50 do yellow crookneck T5cdS1 IS
TTRNIPS. Canada. rutabaga. per bag e0c1k1 u. Do
other rtabaga Dbl bag 5ecS1; DO white 100
lunches; 50cgS TOMATOES Florida. per carrier soSo
81 % do Mississippi per hat ease +oaeoc; WAI e
hothouse Boston, fancy. per dozen soc: do box
S2dS3: DO Jersey. per haf ooi basket S@lSS NJ 5E%
ROOMS. hothoUse white. per g06Oc; DO brown.
large 4Od50c: do small. 2OG35c TOMATOES. hothotse.
per u. 1O612c-
MILK AND CREAM-The exchange price remains
2lsc quart the shipper the 2sc but
conditions such at 70
auv dsy. The receipts OF and 40-duart
the ended - follows
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17

COTTON-The market made new high records foI
the later months during 10. carer
but and while the close VsS
steady prices points lower 20 plIls
higher. The opening steady ~ an ADVANCE or odo
poIrs response higher cables and hulsh spot ao
pr he weather was eXceliel' ana
rhe-e as heav realizing offerings ot october
.- Cbe-[fry early advance This
increased commission house demand
covering ana support. probably ENCOURAGED oy eI
rNctatl6ns huish private condition report shorty
ffe- uidda, tefore this report was issued ne mar
h. 20 October and llo4c Tor De
- 49, I'm, oryfo ,oInfs ret higher The report
proved quite buiIsh had beer looked toI en9Nns
a. .y.ra.e condition cent. against Nl Per
cent tho government report o MAY p Ne dete-ors
moisture, particularly
in reDtraf sections belt The hSures seemed %
dfs~0u-fef the mar ket weakened
n -hs hour general realizing. selling az The
Iovoaf level OF In and closing within point or t7
Sotha-n SPOT markets officially reported
ear.v generally unchanged 20 sc hEner an many
1i,e-o aires vpre during the day indicating
yLat rhsrn ans0d cotton efr IN the SOUTH
and that theTe vas
az ffnrrovsd demand. weather during the last
S~,r b,uya vas considered and thN fore
r.sts good cables predicted GOOD o.
r1au1 cor spot cotton from Manchester
TIE range ~ contract prices IN the local market To-Day
eaEf f-Ef
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
"New. Nominal.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TO,
roNae ma rk quiet day
nd there was movement in prices beyond an advance
~ noints IN the initial April which was later
lost with market closing quiet net unchanged Ssie
~ 5n0 hs sz included some reported business The
batter tendency Of the late months at the open
ing seemed 90 entirely matter Of sympathy with te
THrsnc, market unchanged 70 = franc
higher. There n business here for delivery later
tbs7 Deoe-nbar and the April con
sequent.y nominal character HaTnblrs was aIso un
changed TO i pfennS higher. but the Brazilian markers
we're irregular with Rio barely steady. a. declne OF 20
res while Santos firm and 30 reis h!gher me
Brazilian closed to-day 50 tnat no oCl'
cables will be received morrow To-Day cables Re
ported receipts Of 5000 bags AZ the Two pors 20
and Jundiahy receipts were I24O'
bagr against - 900 bags last year. New York ware
u 2O4 bags, against
635 bags year. Generally speaking the coee trade
DEVELOPMENTS reEardtnEs the carry
cron movement the lowering season NesnVh4
the futures market. owing to the near month premium.
sands in the postou OF dsCountnE gradual decline IN
SPOT prices crop receipts reach the market re
market for spot quiet with quotations on 's
basis OF - 6sc FOR Rio No
The range prices in ths local market to-day
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
IRON TRADE CONDITIONS.
The Iron Age says:

While fair degree OF activity charscterizes the
foundry iron markets, it is in basic. in pipe iron
up Eastern Pennsyfvania steel makers who are
supposed TO have pretty well covered have taken
Close upon 5000 tons Of ferromanganese has been
sold for delivery during the first half Of next year
the basis of sac Baltimore. Eastern billet
makers asking advance Of s. TO s. a ton, but
as yet no purchases of any nagnitude are reported
crowded with specifications, and with Vel stocked
beginning to loom up. The official announcement
that the Hartman order for about 10000 tons OF
rails has been allotted is expected from day to
day. Sales for the week include 5000 for the
Central Iowa and 1900 tons for the Mnneapoiis d
St Louis. The Lsckawauna works secured 1850
tons from the Northern Pacific.
The Iron Trade Review" says:
optimism continues 10 prevail and there IS mod
crate increase Of activity in the finishing mills.
while pig iron is holding its own. The principal
development Of the week is the heavy increase Of
buying by the railroads The strike declared against
the esta bshin Of the open shop in the plants Of
the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company will
lakes is not characterized hy muck violence as
il was few weeks ago. and the longshore1nel'
have decided not 10 go out on synpathetlc strlKe
The placing Of an order for six thousand tons or
malleahle by the leading car wheel interest IN tne
Chlcago territory mas some Sigllncance as hlul-
eating disposition 10 prepare for the active car
hu2lnE movement which Is eNpecteo al no no "a. +;
tant date In the East the pIlnclpa- .i
in pig iron I'm basic and sray forge in the
purchased Tn-the Central West the sale Of sev-
eral round lots Of malleable and steel making iron
more Satisfactory for sellers than prospects for
the last half Of the year concerning which there
TIE P9nvsPa@ @ stlr2a9 is IL tRs ..F naskSt 56 for for
cars or ,b,o S has c6m5eted its nancisI ar
rareer1ent< and VIII receive bids on from 5000 70
1000 cars, The Hartman lines have received fs-
cars The American Car and FOUNDRY COMPANY
nas fs Weeiar Pacic The chicago & Great West
ern is the market for loso cars and he Northern
FOR fully 50 600 VIII he placed at an early date
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO June 1s-Wheat prices continued 70 sas
on the Board OF T-ade to-day under the weight OF
an Avalanche Of bearish crop advicess the mar Sse
closing almost at the bottom at net declines or 80
~ IT.c Corn and provisions also closed weak
Tba wheat market was weak nearly AL day, and
Of fine low point OF the session prices were nearly
% below the high point touched in the rrst hair
hoIIr's trading crop news from this country and
T,Irone was again OF a decidedly oeariSn tenor.
T-srfr7stAs on the Kansas crop or wheat are beng
raised daiIv and total yield was placed to-day
"a high as 100000 bushels Reports fron Ten
Tessas claimed the largest crop ever produced n
tba state was nov being harvested under ideat
cOnditfons The selling pressure whicn ror tne lasr
Few 5avs had been confined 70 the July de1Verys
sDread 10 the more deferred months. particularly
Ssnter1ber During the day July sold between & -
n 1S7s and closed 81 14ls September ranged De-
tween 81 O7s and 81 O91s to 81 e91 and closed ar tns
bottom ,, = -. -.
zrain IDEAL CROP conditions and the slump N
9haaf caused a severe break In corn prices. maj
o,Iota+tons showing losses for the day or c %
T~ Cash houses reported decided loosenlng up
~ orfarings the country. especially II NeoraSA
and the movement was expected 70 show oec1oeo
gain within few days Cash corn declined ~
" IjoJidation was the order Of the day in the oats
market and as q result prices az the close "s's
7Sc 70 Iasc below y9sterdayes hnal figures -
9T,-ovfsors developed considerable WeAknesss
carsA OF realizing sales following shgna aova1s'
at the start due TO small receipts OF nve los5s-
Ths heavtness OF grain the principal ,s
70 ssTI Prices at the close Vere 50 u no u No
below the previous close
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
EuRopEAN PRonucE MARKET.

Liverpool June 10 Closing wHEAT-Srot-No ? Ted
Western winter. nominal futures steady; July IS 10
So $50: December. IS 3&d- CORN spot
steadv; new American mixed Galveston, 6s So
9n1rss ouet: .Iuy 6Isd: September 5s 6izd PEAS
Canadian steady. IS 9f4d FLoCR-Winter p2atehs5S 20
HOPS IN London Pacific COAST steauN, L
5sa4f3 BEEF-ExtrE India mess dull. aSs Sd Poltf>,.
f1r5r,e mess strong HAMS-Short cut. "a
1s n strong BACCN-Cu cumberland cut. - 10
so ib strong COS short rib strones 64s long
oiesr ,niddtes light 2s strong 63s; long clear
iSdfe heavy S5 n strong, e2s short clear 91cks
1c Ags ID. clear bellies IA 10 - 70
strong COS cd sHOCLDERs- Square II TO u sd 10
E-ARD-Prime Western in tterces nrIl.
E9s ii. American refined pals firm SOS % CHtE1E
vsnadan finest white and colored new, steady ess 60
do colored old. steady. hs &c
rT-RPFN TINE-spirits steady. 3os Sd TAIIoW-f[qne
5,1y s+eady oSs ROSTN-Comnon steady S. FE-
I7RoI FI1M-Rehned steady. 7ad LINsEED OIL
steady 24s cd
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
FAST TRAIN LEAVES RAILS.
eoing a Mile Minute at the Time, but No
One Was Killed.

Elrirs, X. Z. June ls.-Speedng through Waver-
y NstroNs a. \ mile minute. Erie train NO. ?.
Esst5oUnd the fastest the road. left the tracks
81 2zs oclock this morning. The passengers were
shaken severely. bat only three We're bruised
taoy enough 70 require removal 70 a hospital in
'ns city They are Lewis Gorlecken. Of New
lork City. George Lowe. Of Bliss. y. Y. and
AAes coveu Of Hornell.
Three cosches TOPPED over less than twenty-five
leef from the chemune River Traffic was delayed
few hours
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
LEND 100000 FOR BUILDING.

Tho CITY Real Estate company has lent 70 the
Sly Hundred and NiuNtv-four Broadway Company
$3.50 no At per cent. thA property Nos sa2 and
sa3 Broadway and No to y Lafayette Place.
where twelve story loft and store building Is 10
be erected.
The CITY Mortgage Company has lent - Pa
terno Brothers So600 on the property AZ the north
east corner Of Riverside Drive and 1lsh street eX-
tnndfng to C1arernont avenue, where twelve story
elevator apartment house is TO he erected
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Aquedpct ave. $50 :, = 9f New s.; T,,t foT Two
so big .f9n: s:,baT2 var sdhe6t total cost $4,000
BROOK ave " 8 6i : of 10th ST; for 3 anh
sy bIk Ihra, are 3 @ Kojse- archtett COS, 10000
Eeatbrare ave " s. l22 r. OF 174ih ST. for
sly hr> ] sore ana Howard architect; cost 5000
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
REALTY NOTES.

Tho West side Taxpayers Association VIII meet
o-rlorroyv night al No. PSI West gath street
5-ba erno % + E Ketcham has sold for the Rich
r7ond Development Company fifty acres ct Rich
rnond Valley staten Island The buyer gave in part
navrnent ten acres Of waterfront at Shackford's q
Head, Passport Ne. Also sold Tor 'reo'se W.
Wallis tract Of so lots at Singac. \. J.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
MR. PERKINS TO TESTIFY HERE

jsEerson City. NO. June 1s.-Ths testimony Of
Gsorge " Perkins. Of J. ? Morgan & Co. viii
be taken II New York o. June = IN the Missouri
Eai-tr1st s.it to oust the International Harvester
Ccmpsuv from the state After examining local
agents tomorrow. the hearing will be adjourned
70 New York
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
MORE PAY FOR 5000 STEEL woRkmEN.

Prtse1rg. June 1s.-Jones & Lsughin, the inde-
pendent steel manufacturers. advanced the wages
q their 7Torku7eu per cent to-day The increase
affects eight thousand men
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17

The local market spot cotton was aue. ana un-
rniddHing t;uIr southern spot markets we're tele
Iot.c: sales 7a8 bales. Mobile and UNCHANGED At
ssIss @ as2 eaIes Charleston qu.o nominal Nor
folk steady and &c higher az lle sales - @ oa.es
steady ana unchanged Mt lie sales 50 bales $ LOUIS
5tfeeE ntRar sRa &c e. m to Rock qus and unchanged
~ i6,.c Memphis quiet and unchanged lie. sales
10 I5-I6c. sales $50 bales Wilmington quiet a.! and
g6gh:Hg5Sd o. 5o4 a bsda A. aTsston SOC to S5o5
Ss's' &e ofaRs 9SaRs v I5o5 against SOC last
Cotton E1chanse special IgerPoo cabes' Spot cot,
ton IN more demand ssle 10 GOO coo oaeS ~ 6oo
American. Ieooo mlddlnE upland. 59sd Flu. Futprss res
5gHe-ruiy. 5s5i: Juy-Ausus, 5sedi August septern
54ar '2 aSa FS6aS a6ruay @
March april and Aprii-May. 5-7ed: May,June S7slsd
FGoTK AND MEALgFiouf traders reported very
job6ng lots to Keep up assortments. Pises we're
ns.y Sy ,obbine +sde The foIlowng are prices quoted
% The %eIT YORK produce Exchanse spring patents
Ss s0g 81 80. winter sraghts SO So as7. winter pat
10 winter, s. 30 ass s.: extra No ? winter M -, $5S
81 70 Kansas straish,s $64 BE FbGIR 80
S,9s@y 81 SS5S9 9S ouoted: Kiln
dried IS 9o@S$ % BAG MEAL1Steady Quoted I'd
western So spring. s27 10. staadasd nddnE SIS
nour $1 So RED dog $S$ 10 city s5 s5an S2o s 6g
all June shipment hominy chop, S2S 90 bulk $29 20
GRAISHwHFAT& FAVORABLE new crop prospects
again dorninated the wheat market today. being
wi Louis on &c per bushe and similar
@ pen IeyonS 700 ~ the weakest interval Of the
day consder5ble huving was induced by a prediction
fosef Tet se at 81 rs This wheat with much more
oo in ho a5 Sou %hen % july droppad to s. 22
local market and 20 81 II IN Chicago There was
atcS - y Csify ~airfnS 50 600 900 bushels
with exception Of rather TOO much rain in the
SoIthvysst creating a the weather
and ron situation was very favorable particularly
ma s,idsnss+ cose5 % lower rejecting some
receipts 300 900 bushels including - cars
in the Northwest. while the Minneapolis stock de-
SraInon tbe rnsrkeT had occasional spells OF stead
Minneapolis. but sentiment was bearish enough to
constant bull support necessary In order TO hoia
bur bought later An export business Of loads was
reported Old red wheat was Sun noninaI. osinSS
o Horthern closed 81 81 and ola No hard winter
aYected the July corn also. broke about 1c a
blshel followed by a similar drop In september The
commission house selling pretty much all day. Ad-
vices the belt Indicated good progress with culti
light the seemed make but little impression on
traders who were in a hearish mood and inclined 70
99onJ cI3ses l. G !. net lower New corn quoted
poo at e6ac for winter shipment ola No 2 corn
was stiU nominal on the basis of Soc in elevator ana
sSc o b anoat. Other grades were nominal OATS,
t in other positions. commission house selling
on weakness in other grains and favorable crop
mTsd n az and clipped white A to ~ b. Gs
nal o b New york. BARLEY-Market steady; feed
ing S5as7c I New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
.. Francisco. June 1s-The official closing quo
"a" 80 80 whining stocks to-day as follows:
r,,n7yc LOAN CONTRACTS FILED.

-. coo ans sa4 Broadway ana Nos 70 10 La
-St+e Place: city Real tssate Su..tass Co1,
eS Hundred and Ninety-fonF Broao~Ay coA ss5oooo
pSersiae Drive cor IiSsh Psf.r8o 81 nc SOC
.,s.t a $50 u e OF BroadHayS s21tvo.LI.
fAwyers Titie Insurance Iras' 10000
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17
rnnr. hhIs.

Flour. bbls. .......-
Flour. sacks S-..
Spirits turp, gals
Refined pet. gals.
Cottonseed oil, gals
Grease. fh...--..
New-York tribune., 1909-06-17

5000
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-06-16
Old Prospe ;tor Released.
From La Grande Star.

From La Grande Star.
A. o. Jacobs, arrested Thursday
night by the local police on suspi-
cion of being a bootiegger, was re
leased yesterday afternoon as no evi-
dence could be obtained against him.
The old man said he had lived for 80
years near Lostine in Wallowa coun-
ty, and was prospector by occupa-
zion. His vie is living in this val
ley, but is divorced from him, and
his children are in the Boys and
Girls Aid Society of Portland. The
old man says he has a rich mine in
view and was going back to the val.
ley to get Marion Stanley, another
old-timer, to accompany him to his
good thing" He says he bought
the five bottles of whisky in Baker
and was taking them to his home
where with the other drugs and
barks he had with him he intended
to make up MEDICINE enough to dc
him long time.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-06-16

(Contiue1 from first page.)
and Bilyeu both pitched fine ball,
about standoff. Hayes was hit
just one the most, and gave two
bases on balls to Bilyeus none, but
he struck out one more batter than
did Bilyeu. He was especially eff
fective when hits would have meant
runs for Enterprise. Wallowa made
two more errors than the locals, but
they were not so costly in yielding
runs. Hayes made the feature play
OF the game in spearing hot liner
from Crumpacker's bat, and Jimmy
also starred in batting. getting two
hits, scoring one run and bringing in
another. Hug was strong with the
stick and Oscar Maxwell as usual
gave Hayes fine support. Wallowa's
imported players. Hallgarth OF Elgin
and Hudson of Alicel. did no stellar
stunts.
For Enterprise. aside from Bilyeu's
fine hurting, the features were w.
Pidcock's grand work behind the bat
and Frenchs and Crumpaeker's bat
ting. The team was badly handi-
capped by r. Piicock's lameness.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-06-16
TEACHERS MEETING AT
FLORA: SCHOOL NOTES

Supt. ]. C. Conley attended the
county teachers meeting at Flora,
Saturday, and repo. is an interesting
session. The program included an
address on History by A. H. Holmes
address by Rev. Henry Martin, talk
on Cooperation by Editor R. H. Jonas
address by Rev. Stull, talk on Geog
raphy by Mr.. Paddock, Mr.. Conley
adding a few slg gestions, paper by
Miss Mabel Wilson, address by Mr.
Hendrickson on the public school sys
TEN. The program was interspersed
with music.
Supt Con'ey is visiting the Promise
schools this week.
The annual school meetings will b.
held next Monday. Enterprise dis
trict patrons will meet at the schoo
hOlse at 2 p. m.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-06-16
PARADISE eLlNTs.

Paradise, June 10.-Bail Shelton
and brother were up from the Grand
Ronde river.
Lorenzo Bacon of Lost Prairie Is
hauling lumber from the Paradise
sawmill.
David Mahon wife and mother
moved through here on their way to
Volmer, Idaho, where they will make
their future home.
Mrs. w. B. Applegate and two
small children are visiting her daugh-
ter on the river this week.
w. c. Straley and wife, o. s. Clark
and wife, Will Stevens and daughter
and c. d. Akin had legal papers made
before the local notary recently.
The Flora Journal is still after the
Paradise correspondent. Will say for
its benefit that we will give to you
good and strong in about ten days,
for the present we are honest and
do not fear God, Man or Devil, or
any one behind the Flora Throne.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-06-16
ASOTlN COUNTY MEN
BUY TWO HILL FARMS

The o. r. & 1. company has sold
the l.. j. Davis place six miles north
Of Enterprise on Trout creek to VIM.
F. Kiel Of Asotin for $25O0. 1t is a
well improved hi ranch of 100 acres
30 acres in crop in splendid condi-
tion, and the buy is one of the big
gest bargains among recent sales.
The Fay ranch of 496 acres, 3lA
miles northeast of Wallowa has been
sold to A. H. Stein of Anatone for
$4,000, the deal being made by the
Enterprise Real Estate company. The
ranch has long been known as a big
grain producer and Is another illus
tration of how cheap good hill
ranches may be bought.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-06-16
BAPTIST ASSOCIATION
CLOSES ALDER MEETING

The session of the Baptist associa-
tion of the Grande Ronde district
held at Alder thee days last week.
came to a close Saturday. Several
delegates returned to their Union
and Baker county homes, Saturday
and Monday but the greater number
remained until Tuesday. Visiting
ministers occupied the Enterprise
pulpits Sunday. About 30 visitors
were present from outside points
Among them were Rev. Sexton of st
Louis and Rev. Ward of North Caro-
lima.
The ordinance of baptism was ad
ministered to Mrs. j. p Sanders and
Miss Nettie Brock, in the river below
the depot, Tuesday morning.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-ISO-
LATED TRACT.
Puh1ic and Sale

Department of the Interior.
U. s. Land Office at La Grande,
Oregon, May 1S, 1909.
Notice is hereby given that, as
directed by the Commissioner of the
General Land Office, under provisions
of Act of Congress approved June
27, 1906 ga Stats, SID, we will Of
fer at public sale, to the highest bid
der, at 10 o'clock am, on the I'd. day
of July 1909, at this office, the fol-
lowing-described land: SEA- NEA
Section 4, Twp. 1 South Range "A
East Willamette Meridian, Serial No.
O2373.
Any persons claiming adversely the
above-described land are advised to
file their claims, or objections, on or
before the time designated for sale.
F. C. Bramwell, Register.
;6w5 Colon R. Eberhard, Receiver.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-06-16
COMIC SUPPLEMENTS.

With this week the News Record
discontinues the use of the colored
comic supplements. They were put
out as stated at the start as an ex'
pertinent. A few of our subscribers
have said they did not want them;
not one has expressed appreciation
OF them, SO we can only conclude
they are not worth the cost. If stop
ping them causes different express
sion Of opinion, we may resume them