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The Sentinel=record., 1909-10-27
CONFESSED TO GUILT.
Security Oil Company Will Pay Big
 Fine.

Austin, Texas, Oct 26.--The Secur ity Oil Company and the Navarro Re. fining Company today confessed to having entered into combine in vlo. lation of the Texas antitrust laws. in the district court and judgments to the amount of about $175.0o0 were entered against the companies by Judge Calhoun Fprfeitures of char. ters. permits and busters from the state will at once be prepared by the court and executed.
 A fine amounting to $65,000 was as- sessed against the Standard oil Com rany of Indiana, while the suit against the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey and the National Transit Com pany were dismisseu without preju- dice. The Union Tank Line Com pany was fined for the value of sixty cars of oil, which are now in posses sion of the state. When the state rested it's case counsel for the de. fendant companies at once confessed judgment
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CHURCH REVIVAL.

A large and enthusiastic audience attended the revival meeting at the new Christian Church building last night. The evangelists. Cross, are do- ing fine work and great results are sune to come. Mir Cross discourse on the Growth of the Gospel" last night was exceptionally good, as was also the solo singing of Mrs. Cross, and the music of the large chorus un- der her supervision. More seats have been installed in the building, and it is now comfortably heated. lighted and seated Mir. and Mrs. Cross are very popular among the friends and aequaintances in this city, and their gospel campaign this year will no doubt be greater and more beneficial than the one conducted by MT. Cross last year. Everyone is extended a cordial invitation to attend these meetings. which begin promptly every night at 7;30.
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JOHNSON IS SUED.

Chicago. Oct. 26 Suit was filed in the municipal court here toaay against Jack Johnson champion heavy weight pugiliSt, for $2,0oO on behalf Of "Yank' Kenny. formerly Johnson's trainer. Kenny allege sthe money IS due him for training fees and for Il 5leach of contract.
 an attorney for Kenny declared to. night that Johnson hired his client in New York April 2s last agreeing to lay him $50 week for one year 10 act in the capacity of trainer and that he deserted him al Cedar Lake, Ind. last August, having paid him but S220.
 Johnson expects to leave for New York tomorrow morning and up to a late hour tonight the court bailiffs had been unable to find him to serve him with papers in the suit
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PRoPRlETRESS OF HOUSE HAD LEFT THE CITY A FEW HOURS
 BEFORE THE FIRE.
Heroic Work of the Fire Department Saved the Premises from Com
 pIete Destruction.

The Stratford Hotel on Prospect av- enue was almost destroyed by fire early yesterday morning, only the he roic work of the fire department, working under the disadvantage of a high grade, saving the place from ruins and saving adjoining property.
 It is understood that the fire origi- mated from large stove, which been freshly filled with coal, and from which hot embers probably roll ed out into the room.
 The room the fire originated in was occupied generally by Mrs. Abbott, who owned the furniture in the build ing. Mrs. Overbeck, who owned the dining room and kitchen furniture and conducted those departments, stated Mrs. Abbott had only left on an early morning train for Little Rock on bust. ness.
 There was insurance on the proper. ty, owned by Dr. F. NJ Williams. and on the furniture, sufficient to cover the loss.
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NEW WATER COMPANY.
Hugh Spring Flow to be Placed on
 Market or Broad Scale.

Mafket or hroad Scale.
 The flow from the famous Hughes Magnesia spring Gn Central avelue, and one of inc most famous curative of the cold spring waters ahout TI,t Springs. is c be placed on the market of the world on a nigh aud broad scale. and also will have tho most model and cleanly spring house sur rounding it ever built This improve ment is the result or .he property by the DeSota Mineral Springs company. which capitalized at S50G00, will make the Improvements mentioned Dr. B. NJ. Types, president Of the new company. is one of the most prominent physicians of S, Louis Dr. George Honan another investor of the companv is president of .he Board of Health of St Louis county. Jay L. Torrey, another of the fnves. tors, was colonel of The second reg iment of Rough kiaers during the spanish-Amelicaa war Local inves. tors and local directors Of the move msnt are E. M Cohen Dr. c. A lie, he,t and Dr. E. f Hollani. A perfect sterializing plant to De used n con. aection with 'at handling of the water is 10 be a feature
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AUTO ROAD MAY NOT BE PER- FEcTEp UNLESS SCRIP IS
 cAsHEp AS PLEDGED.
Little Rock So Far Has Paid for Al. most Every Dollars Worth of the
 Work Done by This County.
Editor Sentinel-Record.

Editor Sentinel-Record:
 As chairman of the committee hay. ing the subscriptions Of the automo- bile road in charge, l desire 10 say that of the appropriation set apaft to improve the Benton road to Ions. dale 1 succeeded with others in get. ting subscribed S4.00O in Little Rock. and have collected and used the cash in paying off the county warrants of the road labdrers.
 In Hot Springs there has been about $l 500 subscribed and less than $l 900 paid into the treasury. It was the distinct understanding with the coun- ty judge that the warrants would be cashed for the appropriation as the labor progressed.
 If the city Of Hot Springs really wants this much needed road for the coming season, We should subscribe for some portion of the warrants. and not allow the city of Little Rock to do all that is being done towards making an automobile road in Garland coun- ty. when we will be the largest bene- ficiaiies.
 Out of the large number of those who own automobiles in this city only one has subscribed and paid into the treasury. Those who wish 10 sut- scribe for the warrants will have the money refunded by the county treas. urer not later than ninety days. This is no donation.
 feel greatly interested in this road because it is public necessity and because went to Little Rock and made the statement that Hot Springs would certainly do as much towards building a road in Garland county Cher home county) as Little Rock would, which is located in Pulaski county. Respectfully.
 w. w. WATERS.
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GROWTH OF GOSPEL.
Subject of Address by Rev. Percy
 Cross.

The Growth Of the Cross" was the subject discussed last night by Evangelist Percy G. Cross. who is holding big revival meeting in the tabernacle of the Christian church on Ouachita avenue It was masterly effort and like all sermons by this young reyivalisi showed careful study and a familiarity with the Bible that few possess. Notwithstanding the depth and wide scope of the sermon even the children present understood the speaker, as his diction is simple but polished.
 His meetings are already resulting in much good and the audiences are nightly increasing.
 Last night the seating capacity was taxed to the utmost but more seats are being secured and soon the large tabernacle will be sseated to accom- niodafe the largest crowds.
 Tonight Evangelist Cross will give one of ais famous lectures and one that never fails to please audiences:
 E. Wanted--A Man"
 The public Is cordially invited to
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ELKs MEETING TONIGHT.

The Elks will meet tonight as usual at S:30 sharp, on second floor Masonic Temple building There will be work in the degree and full attendance is expected Refreshments after the meeting All visiting brothers cordlal- ly invited C. T. GOTHAM, REDMOND JOYCE. E. R.
 Secretary.
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THE CAUSE OF COLDS.
Good Advice Regarding the Prevention
 of Coughs and Colds.

If people would only fortify and
 trengthen the system, the majority nf cases of coughs. colds and pnou monia might be avoided. These trou- bles are frequently due 10 weakness, which produces 8 catarrhal condition of the mucous membrane. which is an internal skin of the body When this skin Is weakened it becomes easily infected with germs, which cause so many of the diseases to which flesh is heir Healthy mucous membranes are essential safeguards of the bodys general health.
 An excellent aid in the prevention of coughs, colds, pneumonia, and such Ike infectious diseases, Is a remedy that will prevent or cure catarrh.
 We have remedy which we hon estly believe to be unsurpassed in ex cellence for the prevntion of coughs colds and all catarrhal conditions. It is the prescription of famous phy- sician, who has an enviable reputation of thirty years of cures gained by the use of this formula. We promise to make no charge for the medicine
 hould it fail to do as we claim. We urge everybody who has need of such medieiie to try Rexall Muco-Tone
 IL stands to reason that we could no, afford to make such statements and give our ewn personal guarantee to this remedy if We were not pre- pared to prove the reasonableness of our claim in every particular, and we see no reason why an yone should he ste to accept our offer and try il. We have two sizes of Rexall Muco. Tone, prices 90 cents and si % Some times 50-cent bottle is sufficient to give marked relief. As general thing the most chronic case is reliev- ed with an average of three large bot ties. You can obtain Rexall Remedies in Hot Springs only at onr sore The Rexall Store. The k C. Morris Drug Company
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BENEFIT EucHRE PARTY.

A benefit euchre party given at the Majestic hotel last evening by mem. bers of the Temple B'nai Brith, at. tracted large audience and resulted in one of the most pleasureable socials of the year.
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SUCCESSFUL DEER HUNT.

George Caldwell, motorman on the street railway, returned yesterday from big deer hunt 90 miles west Of the city. MT. Caldwell killed three deer without moving out of his stand the first day, and brought some Of tLt yenison to town.
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Mir. and Mrs. Frank Jasper accom- panied by their daughter, Mamie, and son. Charles. of Eureka Springs, are ir the city visiting friends and rela. tives, and attending the Odd heliws conventon.
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Mrs. F M. Williams returned last night from Houston, Texas, where she has been attending the conven. ton of the United Daughters of Con. federacy.
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Buy your wood and coal from the Hot Springs Wood and Coal Yards. Telephone, g and i95 F. [. Bondu- rant. s-s3 il
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Alderman Foster Rogers of Texar kana accompanied by his wife, is in the city visiting his sister, Mrs. Cora Higgins. Mir Rogers was formerly a Hot Springs boy and has many friends in the city.
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Dr, Stevens and wife cs Fort Smith are among the prominen; Odd Eel lows attending the Grand Lodge They are guests of Df. aad Mrs c Allison Hinton
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Prof. F C. Briggs and. Miss Gib. son. Danish system physical ealime and deea breathing Terms reason. able. Consultation free. T1S Maj. ven avenue. 10-26 1w
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Dr. T r Merrat has removed his office from To2H Central avenue to 522h Central avenue, three doors above Arkansas National bank
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Anorner big snIpnent of all the lat est Ikds in raney work. just arrived at Mrs. c. Higgins. s6s Central avr nus e-2s c
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J s. Wilson, livery. fine driving and saddle horses Cheapest stable tn city sne Garland Ave Phone iloa.
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hearF this lecture. The singing of Mrs Cross is a delight to all who shear her
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] E. Mccarthy, of Chicago. is visit. ing his aunt, Mrs. J. F. Collins, on Mt Ida street. Mir. Mccarthy will spend the winter here
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Mothers our stock of boys clothing is the compietest in the city. & Meyers. 559 central, 9-19-tf
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County scrip Tn small pieces fer sale. which can be used for paying taxes. Apply to \. ]. H.. Sentinel Record office. BIO If
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IOST-Ladies pocketbook in wo- mems department of the Kempner building. contaiping valuable re- eeipts Return to Mrs. L. B Greene ai Kempner apartments.
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S5 Reward

ON ACCOUNT OF THE CONTINUOUS THEFT OF THE SENTINEL RECORD FROM SUBSCRIBERS AND NEWS STANDS EVERY MORN ING A REWARD OF $500 WILL BE PAID Ry THE PUB. LlsHER OF THE SENTINEL RECORD FOR THE ARREST AND CONVICTION OF THE
 THIEF OR THIEVES.
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Mfs. IlF- Nllstead al.u fa0eaI VI leave todas Oh a risit fo raiatif and friends iu Tennessee and Mississippi
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Are You Interested

You pay the bill, you wear the laundry; you can get better work for less money if you want to
 Just pay the laundry that does your work; don't pay the laundry and the hotel too
 You pay the craighead laundry a big price for your laundry SO they can pay yonr hotel 20 per cent out of it.
 PEOPLES LAUNDRY PHONE iooos
 Compare the list following:
 SHIRTS too COLLARS ..2lac CUFFS, PER PAIR M 3c DRAWERS, COTTON .. .. Sc uNDERsHIaTs, COTTON ... Sc DRAWERS, WOOL Y. So uNpERsHlRTs, WOOL. . sc hIeHTsHlRTs. ;. foc UNION SUITS toc PAJAMAs too SOCKS, PER PAIR. IL. Be HANDKERcHiEFs, COMMON ...2c HAND DkERcHlEF, SILK .. ...sc NEckTIEs. 5o
 Other garments in proportion.
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The public is cofdlaliY invited
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PHYSICAL TRAINING FOR ALL.

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The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-10-16
Winter Wheat Is
Splendid Quality
Conclusive Proof Is The Flour
Turned Out At Enterprise
Mills.

The Enterprise roller mill is re-
ceiving splendid wheat these days
and wagons are standing in line
waiting to unload. The fall sown
grain is especially of fine quality
and Miller ]. C. Rennie praises it
highly. The result is that never has
this mill, noted for 20 years for its
excellent flour, turned out a better
Iuality than this fall.
The Enterprise mill is as old as
the town. That is, it was started
about the same time the town was
but its equipment is new and up-to
date, no better in Oregon. All the
latest improved appliances for max
ing the best -four are found in the
mill. 1t has capacity of so barrels
per day and runs practically the year
around. 1t is run by water power
The old reliable brands Of flour
known the county over, are the
Gala Lily (patent), White Loaf and
Pride of Enterprise.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-10-16
WILL WORK SNAKE
RIVER BLACK SAND
IDAHO COMPANY TO INSTALL
BIG REDUCTION PLANT AT
oLD'S FERRY.

The black sands along Snake river
are to be dredged and worked by a
new process discovered by a Chica
go chemist, Professor Eckstein. Elk
periments made with the sand have
demonstrated that it is very rich in
gold.
The Idaho Pioneer Mining company
that has for the past three years
been operating dredge in Snake riv
er at Old's ferry is arranging to in
stall large reduction plant at that
point to work the black sand that lis
found in the river and brought up by
the dredge. The company owns a
large amount of ground at Old's
ferry and can keep the plant EN-
ployed constantly, says the Baker
City Democrat.
1t has been demonstrated that
the Snake river is the richest gold
field in the world today. Colors have
been found in the river from it's head
to the mouth in sufficient quantities
to demonstrate that with the proper
appliances and plants to save it that
1t would be the most productive
placer mine in the world.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-10-16
TAFT DID VISIT
OREGON BUILDING
REPORT IN PORTLAND PAPER
NOT coRREcT-eERRY LAND
$1,000 PER ACRE.

President Taft did visit the Oregon
building at the Seattle fair, and re-
NAMED in it 50 long that the fair
'fficial who was acting as guide re-
marked they hal better be going.
The big, genial President laid his
lrm on the officials shoulder and
laughingly said there was plenty of
time.
A Portland parer had long edi-
torial complaining that the Presi-
lent was not shown the Oregon
building. w. w. White of this city,
was standing near the entrance Of
our state building when the Presi-
lent entered II, and was told of the
remarks above quoted by man who
heard them.
Mr.. White heard the Presidents
speech delivered in the vast natural
ampfitheatre on the fair grounds. A
crowd of nearly $4,000 people were
within hearing of Mr.. Tafts voice.
Mr.. White, who is an old stockman,
8 especially enthusiastic in praise of
he fine show OF stock at Seattle.
rhe best animals in the world were
On exhibit there.
Mr.. and Mrs. White stopped day
1t Puyallup coming from Seattle and
hey report the colony of former Wal
owans in good health and prosper
ous. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rice,
James Tul,ey, Mrs. Larkin formerly
Miss Newly of Joseph) and Editor
civilian, formerly of Joseph, reside
At that place. Puyallup is a great
berry center, especially black and
logan berries. Berry land sells for
$1,000 an. acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. White visited in
Polk county and Salem also before
returning home. At Salem they saw
Albert Chenoweth, formerly of AL
der Slope. He has been quite i'll,
but is convalescent.
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the Junction and near there. King
and Stanley, logging contractors for
the Palmer Lumber company, have
full force of men at work, getting
out the timbers and loading the same
on cars. The mill company has put
in a pier quarter of mile long.
They have established good d-sized
camp on their own property just
north of Rondowa.
John Anthony is engaged in clear
ng ground on the west side of the
Grande Ronde river for an orchard.
The postoffice at Rondowa will be
money order office on and after
January 1
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-10-16
NEW FAST MAIL
IN RECORD time
FASTEST RUNNING EVER ON
WESTERN RAILROAD MADE
BY o. r. G. NJ. TRAIN.

The fastest railroad time ever
made in the west was that of the
new fast mail Monday night when
the time from Nampa to Hunting
ton, eighty-two miles, was made in
exactly that number of minutes, OF
an average speed of a mile minute
reports the La Grande Star, The
train left Nampa behind time and the
shortage was almost made up in the
run to Huntington. The same might
the train made the distance of TWEEN
ty miles between Baker City and
North Powder in twenty-one minutes
On portions Of this run the speed in
dicator showed q rate of sixty six
miles an hour,
Engineer Jack Carlson took the
train out Of La Grande and made the
run to Umatilla in three hours ant
ten minutes and at that point al
but ten minutes of the lost time
had been regained. This is the fast
est train running ever done over the
mountain roads in the west, >.
The o, r. & N, will expend $500,
900 for Improvements on the l.
Grande division, mostly for Is new
sidings between Duncan and Bakel
City. but by far the heaviest worl
will be at Perry, There, the deeI
cut west OF the station will be wild
ened 27 feet to make room for
new side track to hold 60 freigh
cars. All the new side tracks vii
be 5000 feet in length.
The Kamela station is to be dis
continued and the train crews here
tofore there will be moved to Ii
Grande and Gibbon.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-10-16
ORDERS IN PROBATE.

Oct. 4-E. A. Holmes, Elk. of viii
of J. C. Standley, ordered to pa.
Lucy Mcdonald legacy of $1,000.
Oct. 6-Semi-annual account of A
s. Cooley, Admr. of Henry Mace
approved.
Oct. 9-Dec. 6, 1909, at 10 a. m.
date and hour fixed for hearing OBJ
jections to final account of H. c
Cramer, Admr. of Mary A. Cramer
Oct. 12-Semi-annual report of e
A Holmes, Elk. Of ]. C. standley
Approved.
Oct. 13-m re estate of r. James
Beard. Order confirming sale o
real estate.
Oct. 14-Nov. 20, 1909, at II
a. m, date and hour for hearing OBJ
jections to final account of w. b
Applegate, Admr. of R. James Beard
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-10-16
Taking Religious
Census OF Town
Part Of Preparatory Work For Big
Revival That Will Begin
October "a.

The executive committee in charge
of the arrangements for the revival
reports satisfactory progress. A re
ligious census of this city and vi.
cinity is being taken by assigned
workers, and invitations to attend
the meetings have been sent to ev.
cry family in the city and surround
ing country, Attractive hangers and
window cards, advertising the meet
ings, have been gotten out and dis
tributed
The meetings begin Sunday, octo
Der "a. Christian people of all the
evangelical churches are holding
union prayer meetings and next Sun
day evening there will he union ser.
vices I'M the Methodist church.
Every word that comes relative to
DR.. Pratt, who will conduct the re-
vival, is word of praise. Here is
testimony from the North Dako
ia Evangel,
An Appreciation Of j. r. Pratt.
One of the strongest, if not the
strongest character on the program
of the Bible Conference was that
of DR.. ]. R. Pratt of Albany, New
York. All the speakers were Of {
high type but it seems to us as we
listened and as we watched Others
that DR.. Pratt was the mighties
among the mighty. The personalit,
Continued ON last page.)
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FOR TRADE.

For Wallowa county land: 120 acres
fine blue grass and timothy land in
Adair county, Missouri; well watered
Fenced, half cleared; 25 acres in tim,
othy, balance in blue grass; about so
acres in post oak, partly underlaid
with coal; l, mie from mining town
$25 per acre, c. G. Brown, Joseph,
Oregon. 49b4
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-10-16
BRANCH LINE BUSY.
From La Grande Star.

There is very heavy volume of
business over the La Grande-J Joseph
branch of the o. r. & N. The rule
Is to send out from ten to fifteen
empty cars from various points on
this road each day and they usually
return at night loaded with pro-
ducts of one kind and another for
outside shipment. And even at this
rate demand for cars is in advance
of the supply,
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-10-16
CHURCH SERVICES.

Preaching at the court house Sun
day by Elder A. j. Layland of the
Re-organized Church of Jesus Christ
at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Rev. w. s. Crockett's subject
next Sunday morning at the Chris
tian church is "Spiteful Christians.
In the evening this congregation will
join in the union service in the M
b. church.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-10-16
CITY FOOTBALL TEAM
ORGANIZED MONDAY

A city football team has been Or
ganized and is practicing nearly ev-
cry evening. There are a number of
strong players in the lineup and
the team as a whole ought to be
able to give good account OF
itself.
A game has been arranged with
Joseph on the Enterprise grounds for
Saturday afternoon, October 23.
Following are the names of the
players: Conway, Bilyeu, Bur-
naugh, Pace, Crumpacker, s. c.
Weaver, Fleener, r. Maxim, For
sythe, A. Rutter, w. Bauer, Lock
wood and three or four substitutes.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-10-16
;oRK ON ROAD FROM
RoNDoWA TO PROMISE

Work will begin in a few days on
the new county road to connect Ron
dowa with the Grossman and Prom
Sc country, so says report from
Rondowa.
There is considerable activity at
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-10-16
Marriage Licenses.

October 13-George Taught, 81,
miner. Joseph; Ellen Foster, 30, 10
seph.
October 14-Rudolph Bork, "a,
farmer. Flora; Rena Miller, II, Flora.
October 14-G. G. Whitmore, "a,
farmer, Enterprise; Martha surber,
II, Enterprise.
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Whirlwind Tablets cure rheumatism
in this climate. They have relieved
hundreds and cured scores of cases
in Union and Wallowa counties,
positive proof, names, etc, furnished
on application. For sale by Jackson
g. Weaver Enterprise. 2Obtf