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" IS GOING TO HAVE ONE
This Year Sure and Every-body will ,
r be There With Their Sisters and Their
Cousns and Their Aunts :
"YOU IVLL IWT TO BE III IT"
Only a Short time Now Until ", t
The Greaf Evenf w. Take Place, and '.
rtir''; Vh tw nnf fraoV for it Permit Us '
y TO SUGGEST that WEH AVE ; , ; ;
' ' - - , EVERYTHING IN
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Dy Goods, Sftoes, : Millinery,
Ladies' Ready
; Men's and Boys' Clothing,
Hats, and Furnishings, all
AT SUCH TINY PRICES that
YouCanSRVE MONEY on Everything
YOURS FOR A GO'OD TIME
THE PEOPLE'S STORE
fiPFPfl unncc Dtnrie
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With tlie time but short to secure
tickets for the, mammoth organ recital
at the Latter Day Saints' tabernacle
tomorrow night, it behoove music
lover, to attend to' this matter at
onca. Most of the good seats are al
ready taken, though the capacity of
the- structure is sufficient to accommo
date many more. Those tn charge of
the event report every detail attended
t0- "''iJ?)1 'lt the hour , of the
opening. ' .. .
The L. D. S. band has been devoting
Itself to. some strenuous rehearsals for
the past several weeks and will be
ready to entertain the early comers.
The concert by the band will continue
until all are seated.
following r soma comments troui
Minneapolis dallies on the ability of
J. J. McClellan, who comes here to
perform on the new organ:
"The. new Kimball organ In. the au
ditorium had a much' better demon
stration last evening in the recital by
John J. McClellan, organist, of the
Mormon tabernacle. Salt Lake City.
than It had on the occasion of its ded
ication. While It might be captious to
say that .McClellan is a better player
:han Mr. Dethler, the fact remains
that the former sucoeeded in bringing
-ut the beauties of the splendid newi
Instrument, both as to Its solo stop 1
and its power as a complete instru
ment." Minneapolis Journal. '.
'Minneapolis possesses a treasure
which for years to come will be a
source of artistic delight and an un
failing source of Inspiration. Master?
men as Mr. McClellan will alwayt
find here a medium for the expression
of the loftiest sentiments. We do like
him better than Mr. Dethler." Dully
News. . '
'Tho great organist of the Mormon
tabernacle simply captivated Minne
apolis in his recital last night We
found o'ur organ to possess finalities
we never dreamed of." Mlnneapollr
Evening Tribune.
FHONE US YOUR ORDfRS
-TWO PHONES-
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City Meat Market Main 50 J
'". Fir Street Market Main 48 . : ",
Our large trade permits us to handle only the best of 2
everything to toe found in a first class market V I
Try our home made Bacon, Hams and Lard. Z
GLASSES THAT FIT
CITY LIVERY AND FEED STABLE
Cor. kth & Adams Ave., One Block West of the Foley Hotel
All New Riggs- Well Matched Teams
Single Horses For Ladies
10 HERE
riUIMDRNT SMITH AXD
. 1UGI1 OKtltl.lLS COMIXfi.
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BANKING SERVICE
Banks are becoming more and more the custodians
of the funds of the people, of bo'.h large and small
means. This is due to a wider appreciation of the value
of banking service as its usefulness is extended and its
methods better known. In the case of '
The Farmers and Traders
National .Bank
THE BEST
' service is assured. Its officers aim in every way. to
protect the interests of its patrons,making use of every
means of precaution. Its up-to-date system of accuracy
promptness and the same careful attention to large or
' small depositors. If you have any banking business to
transict, come to our bank.
The Farmers and Traders
National Bank
of La Grande .
Kvpcrt IMihj OrgnnUt Alntuly Here
mill Tomorrow .Mortilnn Will llrlii
About KUtct-ii, ItM'biilliiK lTtvldrn
Kmlth Several Axtl Coming.
WHh the arrival of J. J. McClel
lun this evening, comes the vanguan'
of a delegation of II prominent Lattei
Duy Saints from Salt take city to at
tend the conference and organ recital
at the U V. S. tabernacle tomorrow
tomorrow night, and ttundny.
Conspicuous among those who wll'
arrive tomorrow morning Is Joseph F.
Smith, head of all tho Latter Day
Saint In America. The church head
will be accompanied by a number ol
his apostles, among them Oeorge'A.
Smith and his fsmll III .ys ,of-..
Smith and his family. It Is not def
initely known how many of the apoa
ties will come, but the delegation will
total II. Another church dignitary
who will be In La Grande tomorrow Is
J. R. Winder! first consular to the
president. These men will attend the
conference and be present at the re
cital. '
I-OST Thursday, June tS. probabl
on the Elgin train, ladles' long brown
fur. Finder pleas return to Ob
server office. t-tI-7-!
KILLths COUCH
mo CURB thi LUNGS
WITH
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Dr. Etins's
Discovery
MS U THROAT N0U'"!3TK0Umg.
GUARANTEED BATI8PACX0U1
OB MOVZT BJtrUMDElX
THE
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ARE ONLY AVAILABLE
ATHEACOCK'S
REFERENCES: Ask any on
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bound to attract the attention. of the
friends and foes of prohibition
throughout the entire county. He
will talk of law making and enforce
ment and of the next step In the
campaign for the abolishment of sa
loons.
01T Will BABES 1
BUILDWAIKS mm
At the meeting of the city council
scheduled for Wednesday evening
July 1, the matter of finl.-hlng the ce-
nent sldrwnlks ordered Isst summer
nd previously will be tuken up.
There remain three stretches of walk
unbuilt. . One Is on the south sliln nt
Elm street, between Washington nn!
Adams avenues, In front of the Iron
works, and the lot belonging to Turner
Oliver; another Is In front of the feed
store property belonging to J. W.
White and the residences owned by A.
A. Gust, on Adams avenue; the third
Is that In front of the property be
longing to the Jtvn.nr.in ..li. --.I
to SViggle Mnhaffey, between Chest
nut and Fourth streets, on Adams
avenue. If the walks are nut hnili hv
July 1, under .the ordinance, the coun
cil will call for proposals for the
work and If tho contract Is awarded,
the recorder will assess sralnut th..
property the contract price of building
the walk; then ths council declares
by ordinance the assessment as made
by the ret'-order, which assessment be-
I comes a lien against the property.
Hill H
Hon. Luther D. Mahone. Ph. D.. re
cently elected to ths legislature from
Multnomah county, will discuss the
status of th liquor question In Ore
ton, and particularly In I'nlon coun
ty, at union meetings Sunday, June
I. at th Haptlst church and at the
t'enlml church. Th meeting at the
Haptlst church will be held at t o'clock
In th afternoon, and at the Christian
church at o'clock In th evening.
Pr. Muhona Is one of ths brightest
young tawyers la the northwest, and
this timely discussion of the legal
status of th saJoon In this county Is
. Itcd Cross Itoopcns. .
The difficulties of the Red Cross
drug store have been adjusted to the
satisfaction of all concerned and both
attachment suits have been dismissed.
From the result, it seems that there,
was no real ground for the situs, and'
that an Injustice was done the pro-'
prletor. Mr, MacLennnn. Mac", has
t'.-t n here for a considerable time, and
has made many friends, who are clnd
j t j know thM his difficulties are over.
P. C.
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INLAND EMI'IKK LEACff
Standing of tho Clulm.
Piayne Won Lost
La Grande 20 If 4
Walla Walla ..19 10
Pendleton .....21 I is
Baker City ....SO 7 jj
' Give us credit' for one more there.
Mr. Bcorekeeper! It was a loos aame
replete with clouts and sins, but La
Grande recouped Itself In the first of
the last canto sufficiently to give the
scora sheet the proper color. It was
a lead pip cinch up to the ninth and
then someone threw a bomb Into the
ranks of the Uabes for there was an
accident that was almnat disastrous.
Te ISFt session opened With fun.
looMng for ths way out, thinking the
t to 2 proposition would nut vnrv
enough to make ft Interesting. Put
Pendleton sure did come to life sons.
Three blngles and a two-bagger cam
In Just right to give five clinks sthe
gong.
The fans had all kinds of fun. It
was a gam wher there was no par
ticular anxiety and always enough
good plays to make ths exhibition In
teresting.
Huns and Hits.
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Pendleton ...1 I H M 1 I I-,7
Hl, 1M1M11 4 10
RICK OX M1TKIHXK.
Elgin Train leaving at O'i'kx-k In
the. Morning Again.
Th work train at Durke has r.
leased Its engine. No. Ill, and as a re
sult, th Elgin schedule, was today put
back to the egula roatfce, th tas-
senror trsln leaving at I o'clock and
th logging train going out at 12:10.
Th emergenry schedule waa In f-
fsct from Sunday morning until last
evening.
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Arrival and Dcianure 0I Ttaln at
Lb Grande.
No. 1. westbound Portland Rrwoi.i
rrlvea 1:25 a. m.; departs, f.io a. m.
No. t, eastbound tnnun.,,.
nd express, arrive, at 6:45 a. m.: d-
parta 6:50 a. m.
No. , tastbound Chios a.i
arrive. 8:05 p. m.; departs. 1:10 .
No. 5, westbound nuunn. j.
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and express, arrive. :5S n. m
parts, 10 p. m.
Klln nranch.
Regular mixed train leave. La
Grande at t o'clock and returna at
o'clock p. m. Th. ..
leave. La Grand, at i2:,0 p. m. and
returns at 7:45 t. m.
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Persons desiring neat
and comfortable rooms '
and wholesome meals
should stop at the
PALMER HOTEL
Board and room by the
By the day : 1 0o
The ontv C,r. .
S1.00 per dav.hoiiM-'.'r.
only Employed. vXf t
; Two Blocks'from LVfot
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