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THE GREAT SALE COHTIM
its bargains. Before many days pass by This Great Stock mil be Completely Reduced
Boys' 50c Shirts go at 2()C
Amosking Apron Ginghams 10 yds.'
' to a Customer 5c per yard
$25.00 Handsomtly Tailored Ladies' Suits $15.00
Men's $1.25 and $1.50
Dress Shirts
79c
20c Lonsdale Cambric 10 yards to a ,
" Customer 12 1-Zc per ya z
Doin miss iTrmLL pay you
The Shopping Opportunity of a Life TimePositively Every Article in this Mamoth Stock
of High Class Merchandise at a saving per cent. Come Early-Stay Late
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L LOCAL ITEMS. ,
J. W. Bush, the creamery man, I
- In Union today on a business trip.
Mr. and. Mrs. W. W. Berry spent
yesterday In Pendleton.
J. W. .White and Frank Brown went
to Walla Walla 8unday morning. ,
Mrs. Grace Toney of Baker' City,
will return to her home this evening.
Mlsa Lena Jones, Who underwent
s operation for appendicllla Satur
day, is doing nicely.
Roy Ooodnoush was among the
Pendleton visitors from La Grande
yesterday.
Ml!m Btella Oliver has returned from
Walla where she had been vlxltlnf a
week with friends.
Miss Madeline Tonns;. of The Dalles,
went to Elgin this morning, where she
will visit Nellie llaney.
FYsnk Bowman, who has been vls-
HirV frlon-ls In U OranJe. returned
to his home In Jfwph this morning.
Mrs. E. - Anders. ft Vexton, Ore.,
went to Walloon H'-'s mofnlng, where
he will vi.-lt friend". ,
Mrs. F. H. Ivanlme expects to leave
for Wallows tomorrow to be away
bout 10 days.
Mr.' and Mrs. A1trrt Hunter have
returned from r.i-tlnn.l. where they
tten.le.l tne Row carnWnt.
Mrs. Alma Lll'-y returned this morn
,'Uljr from sn exl'-nde-.t trip throigh
Vallfornla.
Mr. and Mrs. L. 8. Kelsey and
daughter Ethel, of North Powder,
paused through the city this morning
on their way home from Portland.
Jesse O'Bryant and his uncle, J. H.
CHrrant of Wolf Creek, are La
Grande visitors today at the land of
fice. Mrs. 1. P. Campbell returned last
night from Milton, where she attended
Btrawberry festival held there last
wtea.
Sir. Rvjjay Conklln, who hss been
in Krtlan4 T-he past week return
ed M her. bsine In Imbler this morn
ing. ' " ...
J. T. Campbell, with a crew of men,
left this ffVnlng for the Looking
Glaaa. whertjhty will begin the work
f gredhaf t j Looking glass hill.
Mr. an- 'jrm, A. B. Aelat went to
Pendleton yesterday to wltnese the
baU game which nrovta vlctorloua for
the La Grande boys.
Mr. and Mrs. Arche Miller of Wal
lowa, accompanied by Miss Margaret
Kirk of this city, left on yesterday
morning's train for Portland.
Mlsa Byra K-uhn 0 left yesterday
morning for Portland, where she will
spend the summer with her sister, Mrs.
BarnelL .
pan TomUnson, who has been at
tending the Rose carnival In Portland,
passed through the city en route to
his home In North Powder.
Mrs. Nina Pence and Lulu Rlgga of
Welser, passed through the city on
their way home from Portland this
morning.
Her many friends will be glad to
learn that Mra. Henry Henson, who
has been Buffering from rheumatism
for a long time, la feeling much better
than for some months.
Mrs. J. Flldew of Huntington, passed
thvc-jjH La Grande this morning on
her way home from the Rose carnival.
Mrs. Flldew was formerly a resident
of La Grande.
Pr. Mann of North Powder, spent
yesterday In La Grande. He has re
cently purchased a residence on Madi
son street in Portland, and will make
his homo there.
The Observer is Indebted to F. P.
Newhart for a' beautiful bouquet of
roses grown on his own place, and
are fully as perfect as any roses grown
In Portland, the Ruse city of the
west. r .
Mr. and Mrs. J. Toung Lllley have
returned from a trip to Portland,
where they attended the Rose carni
val. They were called home' by the
Illness of their daughter, who is much
Improved today.
-Mrs. . flarah E. Knickerbocker and
Miss Emma Knickerbocker of Iowa,
who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
H'nry Blrk of this city, left this morn
ing for Prosser, Wash., where they
will visit for a time before returning
to their home.
Mra, W. M. Ramsey left this morn
ing for Portland to attend the wed
ding of Rev. Horace Ramsey and Mr.
Helen Rudy, which will take place to
morrow. Mra. Ramsey expect to be
away most of the summer and will
visit Portland, Balrm and Seattle. ; j
Mrs. W. W. Klnzl returned home!
yesterday morning from five weeks'
visit at the home of her nephew, Ed
Harvey, In Sao Diego, Cal. Mrs. Kin-
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tie was in the southern California city
when the fleet arrived and much en
Joyed the festivities.
Miss Nell Grant of Portland Is vis
iting Miss Anna Richards of this city.
, Mrs. Ollle Johnson of Island City,
Is spending the day with Mrs. A. Her
mann of South La Grande.
Miss Clara Hermann went to Island
City this morning, ti spend a few
days with May Johnson. '
Francis Milllgan returned from Hll-
gard Sunday morning where she has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Lewis.
Mrs. Chas. Knapp of South La
Grande, haa recovered from her re
cent Illness enough to T.c out again.
Forty-eight exc-.:r-!..r. Vckcts to
Portland were sold by !ool Agent J.
H. Keeney last week. 'T..c -.'.lie ex
pires' tonight and quite a n ji.iVier of
La Grander are looked for on the
evening train.
Harold J. Warner of Pendleton, the
well known high school student, was
a passenger on Saturday night's eart
bound, en route to his former home at
Fort Wayne, Ind., where he will spend
the summer. He expects to attend
the republican national convention in
Chicago this week. '
Hamilton Wilson is very III at the
Grande Ronde hospital with appendi
citis. He was brought In from the
valley yesterday afternoon and the
attending physlclsns decided that In
his condition an operation would be
extremely dangerous, and eevry effort
is being made to bring him through
without It.
"Nelly" la In Hab-m.
Andrus Nelson, of The Observer
force, left last Wednesday evening for
Portlnnd, where he was to attend the
Rose show. Testerday morning he
telephoned from Salem, saying he
could not very well ' gi-t away, and
asked for another day's vacation. He
was Informed that the case was not In
the jurisdiction of thls'offlce and wae
referred to the proper authorities
presumably the pardon board. "Nel
ly" will be home tomorrow evening.
Mrs. J. W. paly and daughter, Miss
Laura of Baker City, were among
those who passed through La Grande
yesterday morning after spending the
week at Portland. Mrs. . Paly la a
sister of Mist Pearl Orler.
6CMMOX8.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Union County.
The Oregon Railroad & Navigation
Company, plaintiff, vs. John Eastlack
and Susan Eastlack, his wife, Alonzo
Crane and Ethel Crane, hla wife, Al
fred W. Crane, a minor, and Christo
pher Crane, a minor, defendants.
To the above-named defendants, John
Eastlack, Susan Eastlack, his wife,
Alonxo Crane and Etbei Crane, Ms
wife, Alfred W, Crane, a minor, and
Christopher Crane, a minor:
In the name of the state of Oregon
you are hereby required to appear
and answer the compliant filed against
you In the above entitled court and
cause, on or before the 12lh day of
June, 1908, that being six full weeks i
after the date of the first publica
tion o? this summons, and If you full
to so appear and answer said com
plaint, the plaintiff herein will take
Judgment, against you fur the relief
demanded In ita complaint herein, to
wit: For Judgment of the above en
titled court In the above entitled
cause, appropriating to the plaintiff
all of lots two (2), three (I), four 4)
and flee (5), of block twelve (12), In
Riverside addition to the Town of La
Grande, in Union county, Oregon, for
the purpose of furnishing additional
side tracks, switching facilities and
repair shops within the town of La
Grande, Oregon, it properly serve the
public, In order that the public and
different persons traveling or ship
ping freight oer plaintiffs road may
be accommodated; and public Inter
est requlrVs the construction of such
side tracks, additional switching fa
cilities and repair shops and the pros
ecution of said enterprise, and for an
assfssment of all the damages thai
will result to the sld defendants,
John Eastlack, Susan Eastlack, Alon
zo Crane, Ethel Crane, Alfred W.
Crane and Christopher Crane, by rea
son of the taking an appropriation of
said property by the plaintiff, and
upon the payment by the plaintiff of
the damages assessed and awarded on
the trial of the said cause the plaintiff
take a Judgment appropriation all of
aid property upon which to construct,
build, equip, operate and maintain
additional aide tracks, twitching facil
ities and repair shop within the town
of La Orande.
This summons I published for six
FORTY YEAI1S
SUCCESSFUL SERVICE
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ttcdical nd'xy that is required. ' '
THE 5T7IFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GJ,
consecutive weeks by the order of the
Hon. T. II. Crawford, judge of the
above entitled court, made on .the
4th day of April, 1908; the date of
the first publication thereof being on
the 1st day of May, If 0, and the 12th
4uy of Ji.ne. 1901. Is to be the date
of the last publication thereof.
W. W. COTTON.
,W. A. r.OBBINB. and
I COCHRAX ft COCHHAN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Currej a Itrturn.
George Currey and wife, with Mrs.
O. C. Osborne, who have been tour
ing the 'eastern states since the ad
journment of the general conference
of the Methodist church at Unltlmore,
to which Mr, Currey was a delegate.
are In Spokane. The party waa delay
ed by the Montana floods. The Cur
reys will leave Spokane tonight for
La Orande. Mrs. Osborne will visit
friends In that city for a Week before
returning home.
FOR BALE One dark bay driving
horse, "Bashaw," 17 hands high,
Mrs. D, C. Llnd.ey, Island City, Ore,
I-I-1J.
Notk-e to Cmlltors.
Notice Is hereby given to all whom
It may concern, thHt Mertle Aldrlch
has been appointed by the county
court of Union county, Oregon, admin
istratrix of the estnto of Mary A, Ai
drlrhdnceased, All persons having
claims against the estate of said de
censed are required to I resent them
with proper Vouchers within six
months from the date hereof, to the
administratrix at the office of Arthur
C. Williams, rooms 1 and I, southwest
corner of Depot street and Adams
avenue. La Orande, Union county,
Oregon.
Dated June J, 1901.
,. MEKTIK ALDfllCH.
Administratrix of the Estate of Mary
A. .Aldrlch, Deceased,
dJ-U-l.julyMO
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Rlrayeel or Stolen.
A sorrel filly, years old; branded
"F. B." on left shoulder. White stripe
full length of forehead, and one white
hind foot On bay, 1-year-old.
branded the same as first named.
leading to recovery. Fred Braden.
Lead Canyon.
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