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EYEXTXG OBSERVER, LA GRAXDE, OREGON, TnTRSDAY, APRIL 15, 1808.
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The campaign is practically closed.
Tomorrow at noon the battle of the
ballots' begins. . This 1 considered one
' of th most 'difficult rnmnalraW i4r
"' held in the county to forecast There
' may be not a few surprises. Political
'leaders who generally can' see which
'.way the political straws are drifting,
Are apparently at sea. It will be an
asy matter to say after the votes are
counted, "I told you so," but there are
very few who are making' forecasts
with any degree . of . assurance. The
valley vote Is the unknown quantity,
The farmers have all been busy' put
ting In their crops and have been talk
Ing very little polite and are extreme
ly cautloua In expressing; their prefer
, ences. Early In the campaign state
' ment No. 1 started out to become quite
an Issue, but good Judgment prevailed
and all of the candidates came out In
favor of It and since then the cam
; palgn has dragged along In a kind of
listless way, as far as enthusiasm is
concerned. ,, There is no question but
what the great majority of the voters
have fixed In ihelr mlhda whom' they
. are going to vote fortbut as In most of
; the Instances there are good men; run
sing for office, and . they can ' vote
for only one, so they are simply keep.
Ing quiet, and there will be few scoops
until after the votes are counted. ,
This Is La Grande's year to celebrate
the Fourth of July and It Is the Inten
tlon of the business men to take ad
. vantage of the opportunity to celebrate
; In a style which will cause the rest of
astern Oregon to "set up and take
notice." In years pairt La Grande has
celebrated the nation's natal day in
fitting style, but thl year plans will
ba made to eclipse all former efforts.
All the towns in . the valley will be
asked to participate and assist In
making the 190S celebration a truly
grand affair, and one which will estab
llsh a record for future efforts. La
Orande la going to celebrate.
Remember the voting hours at the
primary election are from 12 o'clock
until 7 In the evening.
Be a cltisen. Attend the primaries
tomorrow.
MARKET DAY
I CLOSING SALE f
We will sell at half whole
sale price on Friday and
Saturday of this week on
ly, our stock of gold-filled
Guff Buttons, Silver De
posit Ware, Shirt Studs,
Silver and Chain Brace
lets and Gold Grosses
Other merchandise at
wholesale ' price.
Sale Closes Saturday
Evening , . . . .
La Grande
INVESTMENT Co.
It look, like Mr. Heney got cold fa
wjiea rc xuunq - inai eenaior ruuonr
was en route to Portland. His former .
statement 'That he was not a quitter."
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It Is your duty as a citizen to vote I
at the primaries. The voters are re-
sponsible for the tickets nominated,
and If they attend the primaries and I
vote, few mistakes will be made.
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ADMIXISTRATOIl'S SALE OF LAXD
Notice is hereby, given, that the ua-
aemignti as administrator tie bonis
non ((with the v. Ill annexed) of the
estate of Mellnda Wardwell, deceased,
will, by 'virtue o an order of the
county court of Vhlon county, stata of
Oregon, made on the 8th day of April,
1908. empowering him to do so, from
and after the I9th day of May, 1908,
sell at private ale,- for cash. lots
numbered 8 and of block numbered
26, of Sterling's addition to the town
of Island City, In Union county, state
of Oregon, which sale will be made to
Obtain "fund's 'fo'" pay Vgdeles' and ex
penses of administration, and said
property will be sold fa the person of
fering the largest sum therefor. Per
sons desiring to buy said property are
requested to communicate with me at
my residence at said Island City, or
elsewhere. Bald sale will be made ac
cording to law1 and said order of court.
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.' ' I V -V ' Administrator.
(To be published once a week for
four successive weeks in the Evening
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" RAMSEY & 'OLIVER,
Attorneys for Administrator.
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SATURDAY, APRIL 18 I will present each customer whose pur
chases are $5.00 and more of any GOODS we carry, a beautifully framed
Souvenir Picture 16x120, one only to each customer
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Special LOW PriCCS for Market Day on all my stock. You are cord
ially invited to price my goods. See our Acme Range, best made.
Phone Black 641 p? " TJ T I O fmT' p? K I jionc Red H6I
213 FIR STREET 'J- fl f O I L; IN ' I4H, 1413, 1415 Adams Ave.
The Bcaglint. .
Remember the Beagles open their
engagement In this city tonight at the
Elks' hall. Listen for the band. The
Beagle family made good in Pendle
ton. Musical drama, "The Man Be
hind."
Pine linen paper by the pound at
Ferguson's.
" Whitman Vacation, '
Whitman College, Walla Walla,
Wash., April 16. (Special.) The
Easter vacation at ' Whitman college
commenced at noon Wednesday, April
IS, and will continue until the follow
Ing Wednesday. During the holidays
the men's glee club Is away on Its tour
of the inland empire and the baseball
team la In Oregon for a series of games
with the University of Oregon, O. -A.
c. and other colleges of the Willam
ette valley.
The baseball team last week played
two excellent games of baseball with
the Spokane league team. In the first
game Spokane won, 1 to 0, Whitman
playing errorless ball and shutting out
the leaguers for eight Innings. In the
second game Whitman led, 2 to 0, for
eight innings, when the Indians scored
and won, 6' to 2. Wilson, the new
pitcher, proved a find for Whitman.
Johnson showed up as Spokane's best
pitcher.
Kemp Tickets Good.
People who bought season tickets,
Including Zwickey and Kemp, but
whose tickets have been misplaced
can get new tickets free of E. D. Bel
der of O. H. King, each of whom have
a list of subscribers.
Fine linen paper by the pound at
Ferguson's.
Ladles,
Have you seen the Alorlne Female
Syringe? It is something new. It Is
the only aboslutely scientific sanltary
female syringe made. ' 8ee them at
the drug stores. 8-16-lm
Fine linen paper by the pound at
Ferguson's. ,' - . , ; ... .
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LOST A dark blue and white stock
ing cap. Finder please notify this
office. "v
LITTLE GIRL SCALDED.
Stella Debit Terribly Scalded by Hot
Water, But is Improving.
Stella Delxlet, 8-yoar-old daughter
of Mr. and' Mrs. Joseph Delslet Is re
covering from her serious scalding of
day or two' ago. Her mother was
carrying a pan of boiling water across
the kitchen floor when the little girl
accidentally ran Into Mrs. Deislet,
causing the latter to spill the con
tents of the pan. The boiling water I
showered over the little girl, inflicting
severe burns and scalds on the head,
arms and breast. Dr. Hall reports the
child Improving satisfactorily today.
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Notice to Auto Ownv
ah auio owners ana aefvers are re
quested to keep their rochlnes off the
streets during tu Hjffck parade Sat
urday. A complliie with this request
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be greatly appreciated by those par-
clpating In the parade, the manage
ment and the police department.
J. W. WALDEN,
Chief of Police.
Coming April 16
ELK'S- HALL
BEACLE COMEDY CO.
G. W. BAKER, Manager
Presents the first-class'
opera comedy entitled
THE MAN
BEHIND
High-class" specialties
between each and every
act and a musical pro
gram by the family band.
Also Moving Pictures 1
PRICES, 15c and 25c
To the Public.
Notice is hereby 'given that the un
derslgned is now prepared to furnish
pure, fresh milk from young Jersey
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' J. T. BAKER, JR.,
Phona Black tit.
To Exchange.
Want to exchange second-hand or
gan for some team work; also want
some poles. ' See Hendricks, the re
liable piano tuner. '
' For Rent.
120-acre farm on Sandrldge
rent cheap. See us at once.
' BLACK A BRAMWELL.
for
Boys will remain at home In the
evenings If you provide the pleasure.
Our talking machines will help so
very much. Davis-Jordan Music Co.
Silver. Deposit ware at one-half
wholesale price, at the Haecock Jewel
ry store. Sale closes April 18. " '
The advertisements In The Observer
are placed there for you to read.
Each and every one contains a plain
business proposition.
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Let Heaeock repair your watch.
GEDDES BROS.
SAVING MONEY
by dealing at Geddea Bros.' la no illu
sion, as the amount of your purchase
is never excessive, as It Is alwava
computed at the lowest possible
prices. In fact, many tell us It is al
ways lower than they expected. We
keep only the highest grade goods.
Our trade Is among the highest grade
people, so we make few bad debts.
We buy In very large qantltles and sell
at the' lowest possible figures.
Low Tin ten Fast.
Commencing with May 4 the O. It
X. will sell low rates to the middle
m. The rates follow: To Chicago.
n.l return, $72.50; to Omaha. Kana
Ity, C'onucil Bluffs. Minneapolis, St
Paul. $60. The going limit Is 10 days
ml final return 90 diiys.
Fine linen- (taper by the pound at
Forguson'e. ,
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Group
When a child wakes up In the middle of th
alitht with a M anm-lc of rntupas fra-
luviitly happens, no time should b lost In
'xperiunoiuinr
ruin, rruiup
MEACOCK'S OLD STAND
with n-uiiHllt-s of a doubtful
. actlou Is ottun ouoessary to
Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy
i nevor ben known to fall In anj caxe and
i mm ixx.n in umi orovt-ronu-tiiird o!io
urv. There In none botiitf. It ran la de
H-MiicMiuixtu. n iiv eipnfimeiit? It l.iu !
no win rout 4t ii ho harnilul UtiiJ. Pric.
vcoul; lunitt tutu. nOcuuta.
XEWLIX Dltl'G CO.
FOR ELEGANCE, DURA
BILITY, ECONOMY, XOTII.
ING SURPASSES OCR
FOOTWEAR,
Minstrels at your -home this eve
ning $1 a week buys a ticket for the
whole family. Davis-Jordan Music
Co. -.. .'
If your Observer not delivered aa
It should be, please notify this office.
'Phona Main 41. We will consider It
a favor.
Would you let $1 a week stand be,
tween your family and wholesome en
joyment. Better see Davis about that
talking machine today.
; Fine, linen paper by the pound at
Ferguson's.;". W . . ',.'':.,
Fine' linen paper by the pound at
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DEPOT STREET.
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Henderson & La Princesse s
Habit Back Corsets.
Mmc. Butt Expert Corset Fitter will be with us
Monday and Tuesday, April 2Qth and 21st.
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We invite the ladies of La Grande and vicin
ity to visit our.Gors.et department and meet . Mme.
Burt. She will take pleasure in explaining " the
superiority of Henderson and La Princesse doubla
front laced corsets, in a way that will app;al to
every woman who is a lover of good dress. ;
Be sure and visit our Gorset department when
Mme Burt is with us, evn if you are not in :need
of a corset at this time. Consultation and fitting
fre6.
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ICE CREAM
; This is the open season for Ice Cream and we are pre-
pared to furnish the trade' with the very best Re-
; member refreshment parlors are the finest in Eastern I
; Oregon. A resort for Ladies and Gentlemen : : : :
: E. D. S EL DER, the Candy Man
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