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and attractive present for little money
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ONE ENTIRE FLOOR DEVOTED TO TOYS
Every Department filled to overflowing
with beautiful goods
If you have not visited this great Emporium do so now
If you have, come again;, as you could, note;a(ljf
'yon stayed a week. yjiA
THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY
ISlis,1 13fl0, 1312 Adsmi Arena.
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Smallest Prices 2
Counters
10c, 15c, 25c; 50c, 75c
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LOCAL ITEMS
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day of public school
This is the last
Hilt year. ' ; ,-
D. Fitzgerald spent yesterday in ' Union
on a, business trip. .
Master Mechanic J. T. Langley is in tha
city from Portland.
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Turner Oliver left this morning to spend
tha day in Baker City on business. '
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Palmer . Went': to
Baker City this morning to spend a1 few
daw visiting.
Uex Knight, H. P. Steward and W, B
ButioVfteld ara from Union today on bus
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'oTKlrkpatrick of Island City ia very
ill at hi horn having suffered .severe
hemorrhag last night' f; '; . f. r v
" Councilman John Kenhedy anc' daugh
. tar Elsie returned from Union last even
ing vfhera they had been visiting relatives.
Mr, and Mrs. J. W. McAlister are pre
paring to leave about the first ,of tha
month for Pasadena to spend the winter.
J. T. Woodell and daughters Nellie. Et
tie. May and Minnie leave this evening
for Southern California, where they will
spend the winter. They will return about
April
. Aleandar, tha Imbler blacksmith,
La Grande visitor today. Mr.
doiportsJinWajLilaurishingJ and
tha indications point to a goodlfuilding
year.
Grange Hall, four miles east of this city,
is preparing to give, on Saturday evening,
one of their usual high class Christmas
entertainments and a ' neighborhood tree
where all will bo remembered.
The Eastern Oregon Baptist. Associa
tion held a most dolightfui associational
rails in Pendleton on the 19-20." Pastor
W. H. Gibson aid MissGrace Kirtley rep'
resented the Baptist church of this city.
The many friends of Mr.1 Bert Brown
will be sorry to.leafp that she is fnoy re
covering from her recent illness as rapidly
as it was hoped n (some entertain the
idea that she' is gradually growing weak
er. ' '"
The Rev. Harry Secor. of tha Firt
Baptist church of Baker City, was a vis
itor in the home of Pastor W. H. Gibson
en Thursday and spoke in the prayer
meeting of tha First church of this city
Thursday night.
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I was a
A1bjuuh
Graham and T. T. Bunnell of Elgin
cap Up1 on last night' train and ara in
tha city today. ,'.'.."
': Sam Wads, a well known resident of
Lostio.e, is in.he city today. '
"A L.. Wright and C. E. Graham am up
today from Elgin, .-. .- V J ''
Miss" Emma. Pickler, who has bean
attending tha Lewiston Kprmal, returned
this morning to spend tha holidays with
her parent. :' , V .. '
Xuther ' Ward cam down this morning
from Hilgard to spend a few day with
his family. ' . . ';!
"CHRIStlAN WORK" SAYS FAIR PUT;
."Fair play for Osteopathy" is the cap.
ttoh of an article - in which ''Christian
Work" recommends the passage of tha
bill regulating the praotlce of Osteopathy
now before tha New York legislature,
and thf editor ha thl to say:
"That it ha accomplished many ' cures
that have seemed to defy elder methods
majtUr of 'proof, ? Sine if first' jrtad
age of the afflicted, it has broadened it
foundation,, and those who meet its
priseht requirements ara certainly en-,
titled to be admitted to tha ranks of tha
learned professions,. ' .
"But it should be vigilant and jealous
of its reputation, If it permit the mere
manipulation to carry tte colors, it is go
ing to suffer. Recognition come with
public confidence, and under proper reg
ulation. r -Oteopathy , doubtless . . adds
another defense of no mean value against
the ravages of disease." . 1 '
: Yet the Osteopathic bill was beaten In
the Oregon senate this year througjjhe
opposition of the medical doiptors. iVhj?
... STOCKHOLDERS MEETINO r :
Kotics is hereby given that there will
be a meeting of .tha stockholders of the
La ' Grande National bank at .the La
Grande National bank building in the city
of La Grande, Union county. Oregon, on
Tuesday. January 9, .1906, -ati twd
o'clock p.'m.. for tha purpose of electing
a board of nine director, and any? ether
business the transaction of which shall
ieguy coirm oeror n meeting. v A' '
a f. u Mkybr Cashier.
.' 'Dated this 1 1' day bf pecimbar. 190$
JaMusements -
" . ' OOdD NTSRTAINMENT ; " t"'
. A. concert by a college glee club, if wall
arranged, i something which almost
everyone ahjoya, to say the least The
heavy , chomse . which flit th 'entire
Lbuilding, with harmony ara tnly lupiring.
trtsr navmg oeea- traipaa qn popular
Apara, lullaby, and' 'thundering' marches
for three solid, months, tha ainger can
'forget the mechanical aids at first necess
ary, and sing with, that abandon which
.Jnakes the human voice the most ' beauti
ful , musical instrument, The Whitman
College Glee Club ara to appear ' in La
Grande at the opera house, Dec. 22. ., .
' MISS OSOROIA HARPBR IN CAMIUI.
Camilie is one of those Dlavs -that .will
live forever. After the curtain falls on
he last cf onfeels,as if they could-' ske"
it ad'qVer again and enjoy, - tha . second,
performance better "than the first! The
story is familiar to most theatregoer, tt
tells How a woman of, the world struggles
to reform, 'but , society meet her , with
neer. Finallyshe fall' in' iove for the
first time In hy life. Then begin her
acriflce. (The family- of the "man he
loves requests her to givis him : up, in
order to save the family .honor. In the
pathetic scenes that follow she proves
the nobility of. ber , character ' by giving
her life for the man the loves.
. "Let a woman once fall, what is there
left for her? What man would call her
wife?, What child wpuld'Call her mother"
HI WITH APPENDICITIS
' Oliver Kelsay, a brakeman on the O. R.
It N. between Pendleton and Huntington,
wa brought to the city Tuesday night in
serious condition, having been attacked
with appendicitis on the tra n. Ha was
taken to hi horn on Thompson street
where he is being cared for. Hi con
dition yesterday wat reported a (lightly
Improved. Pendleton Tribune.
ACrfp ng Death. ;
Blood poison creeps up toward the
heart causing death.' J. E. Stearns,
Bella Plaine, Minn., write that a friend
dreadfully injured his hand, swhich
swelled up like blood poisoning. Buck
Ian' Arnica Salve draw out the poison
healed the wound, and saved hi life.
Best in we worm for burns and sores
25c at Newlin'a Drug Store.
Cleared For Action
Whan tha body is cleared and ready
for action, by Dr. King' New Life Pilla
you can tell it by tha bloom of health on
tha cheeks; tha brightness of tha ayaa;
tha firmnsss of tha flesh and muscles;'
tha buoyancy of tha mind. Try them, at
Newlin Drug Store, 86 cents.
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Children's 3 ) t-part merit
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CHILDS Knife and Fork set best Rogers 1847 goods..' Price. $1.76. Wjtb Peatfjivvlle $2.60. '
CHILDS China Mugs 6 cent, to 25 cents-. -Silver Mags, gold lined, vary fine, $1.25 ta llQaAlso a full Jin of
' Skates, Sled; Toy Bank, Toy Cook Stove, Sad Iron, etc. . ' . - . .
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By making a smaltdeposit any article Will be laid away until called for.
''..:":'your selection now while our stock is complete.
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. K1BLEY NOTES; ... ..
; Mrtand Mra William Briggs of Lewis-
ton, Iflaho, are visiting relatives here. .
'Mr., and Mrs, . Jamas Southwick'-(of
Annon, Idaho, are visiting Bishoo and
Mrs. Raw son.
' Mrs Annie Warren of Parowan. Utah,
is visiting her daughter Mrs. Joel . Orton.
Lee Smith Was a La Grande visitor
"Friday, : '
John Mitchell has gone to the lumber
camps up the river to work. '
j ) KOTlCt ttt'rRWTGR'OWERS -:'
.The thirteenth annual convention of the
Northwestern , Fruitgrowers Association
will be held at La Grande. Oregon.. Jan,
3-46. 1906. All member of the assoc
iation and all others interested in the .fruit
industry are urgently requested to b
present A special program has been
arranged, arid art interesting and Instruc
tive meeting la assured. A special rat
of on far and a third ha been secured
from all, points over all railroads for tha
round trip. Thi far I issued on the
certificate plan, therefore take a receipt
for your money when you purchase your
ticket ,
C. D. Huffman. Sec. Northwestern
Fruitgrower Association. ... ,
La Graude, Ore. Dee. 21. 1905.
GIFT SUGGESTIONS
Only four days remaing In uhich to make your selec
tions for gift giving.
OUR STORE WILL BE OPCN EVERY EVEMNG THIS WEFK
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A few suggestions of appropriate presents
Suit Cases Bath Robes . NecHwear
Ladies' Suits :
House Coats '.Glows
Suspenders
Furs Men's
Fancy Hose
Indian Blankets
Silk Dress Patterns
Suits Overcoats : A
Umbrellas Dolls ;
Table Lini
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