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EVESTXO ORSKRVER. LA GRANDE, CREGOX. FRIDAY, OCTOBER JS, 1908.
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wutuay evening oy fie la Grande Symoftonv Orchestra. Come evervone.hrina
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ine children and have a good time
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75o and 85c children' odd
wool Under' Vesta, Saturday
price ." . . .. ,
h8ceach
These Prices for Saturday Evening Only
'$1.25 and $1.50 ladles' Kid
Gloves, Saturday only,
93c a pair
$5.00 Silk Waist aPttern,' Sat
urday only, ,
$3.95 a pattern
Four Tarda Each.
$1.35 ladles' Outing Night
Robes, Saturday price
95c each
$9.00 and $9.50 men's long
Overcoats, Saturday price,
$5.9,5
$1.75 ladles' Shirt Waists, Sat
urday only .
$1.37 each
8 5c Turkish Towels, Saturday
price, - ..
' : ' t' '
23c each
; Size, 18x43. ' ;.
$1.00 ladlea' fine yrlbbed Un
derwear, ;;. '
62 U2ceach
Boys', Suits, from $4.00 to
- ao.ua values, go at T1UHTX-
THREE AND ON E-THIRD PER
r CENT DISCOUNT.
FOR SATURDAY ONLY.
PROGRAM
Deliclosa, Maaurka ...,... . Tobanl
Dance of the Frowsey Heads'. :
Violin olo "Kulwlak" . . . . , . . Win
Marble Green.
Victor Hubert, March Carr
Harvard Spirit ... V. ....... . Payson
Solo "As Long ft the World Rolls
on," . . Mr. Ferrln
Imperial Tetequea V Losey
Slippery Hank ...... "f. ........ Losey
Carrlslma ...... ... ...... A. A. Penn
Extra. '.' ' . ,
WaicH tomorrow , evening's
paper for the "After 6lx Spe-
$13.60 to $14.50 men'a Worsted Suits, Saturday only ...... '
$4.75 to $6.00 men's High Top Boots, Saturday price ......
$3.95 a pair
These Prices for Saturday Evening Only
'' $1.80 men'i mercerized Black
Sateen Shirts, Saturday only,
98c each
$3.60 Men'a Felt Shoes, Satur
day'prlce,""" , . , v
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$2A5apair
' All Sizes, i
$1.75 men'a Flannel Top Shlrta
Saturday price,
$t.l2 each
$1.35 to $1.60 boys' Hats, Sat
urday price, '
85c each
50c boys' Sanitary Fleeced
Underwear, Saturday price, -i
33c
85c men's Wool Fleeced Un
derwear," Saturday price,
58c each
All Bedding reduced Saturday
$9.00 to $10.00 8ample Furs,
Saturday price,
$5.95 each
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In case of stomach and liver trou
ble the proper treatment is to stimu
late these organs without Irritating
them. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
aids digestion and stimulates the liver
anfi bowelr Trithouti Irritating i these
organs like pills or ordinary cathar
tics. It does nH nauseate or gripe
and is mild and pleasant to take A.
T. Hill, drugglat-
They Take the Kinks Out.
"I have used Dr. King's New Life
Pills for many years, with Increasing
satisfaction. They take the kinks out
of stomach, liver and bowels, without
fus or friction," says N. H. Brown, of
Pittafield, Vt Guaranteed satisfac
tory at Newlln'a drug store. 25c.
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WOOD SAWING
"
'Phone and we will do
your wood sawing very
. promptly, and at prices
you can afford to pay. We
are always ready.
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MATHEWS, STOLL & GLASS.
'Phones: Red 1561; Red 1221.
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Cut Prices on Lumber and
I Shingles for large Orders j
We need the money; You need the material
t Fir and Native Lumber, Cedar
Shingles
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TAfTWIRS
OVER BRYAN
W. H. B0HNEIMKAMP C0.
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Debates, stump speeches and politi
cal arguments were In vokue at the
Foley house-corridor last night and
after the arguments had reached its
height, a straw vote was taken in
which Judge William Taft was elect
ed to the presidency of the United
States by a safe majority. The vote
stood: Taft, 20; Bryan, IS; Chafln, 2,
and Debs, 1. The arguments were
not of an Illiterate nature, for there
were some of the most prominent at
torneys In the state mixed up in the
affair, and traveling men who are
known for their wit and broadmlnd
edness, took a part.
From a dual argument, the ques
tions spread to Include 30 or more
participants, and while pedestrians on
the outside thought a small revolution
was on within doors, the affair was
nothing more nor less than a spirited
series of debates. For the democrats,
Charles Murphy of Baker City, showed
the most endurance and though
hemmiid in on every hand by ardent
republicans, he held the fort in a
creditable manner, while his fellow
partisans took to the woods when the
G. O. P. arguments came too rapidly.
Mr. Larry,- the gv'nial . salesman,
who Is well known here, was the pivot
point for the grand old party and
proved conclusively that the traveling
men are not unanimous In their choice
of Bryan, as Is the common belief.
Thoso who were favored with hearing
the political and verbal "set-to" were
tuught things about political Issues
which many so-called stump speakers
.fall to make clear.
BLUE MOUNTAIN TRAIL
FINISHED TO SUMMEflVILLE
HEAVY SNOW STOrS ADDI
TIONAL TRAJL MAKING.
Trail Over Blue Mountains Ending; at
BumnxwUta, Copt About One Thou.
nd More Neat Year.
Walla Walla, . Oct 12. J. M.
national forest, announces the com-'
pletlon of another ranger's trail, called
the Towner's Fork trail In the Blue
mountains.
The Townor's Fork, trail recently
finished is about 15 miles In length,
extending from the Wenaha Hot
Springs up the Umatilla river to Sum
merville, following the route' of the
old Towns and Rucle stage road sev
eral miles. A large portion of the
route Is through heavy timber, and
being along the river, It necessitated
a good deal of rock work which added
materially to the total expense. The
trail cost about 91000, but considering
the almost Impassable nature of the
country, and the number of trips
made by tourists, cattlemen and rang
ers over the route, It Is claimed to be
money well spent.
Although the snow puts a stop to
trail building for this season, plans
are being formed and appropriations
will be asked for trails to be built next
season. A recent appeal came from
Summervllle, for aid In completing a
trail extending from that place west
to the summer range. Several miles
of fhls trail have been built this sea
son by stockmen and rangers, the
stockmen expending about $120 on it.
There still remains about five miles
to be worked Including several hun
dred yards of shell rock, and an ap
peal has been made to the govern
ment for 160 'to ""apply on this expense.
Eugene has received the plans for
her I7Q.000 federal building. This la
encouraging. We may receive a re
port on the location later on, of our
proposed building. Federal buildings
are rather difficnlt' to secure. It of
ten requires years to secure an appro
priation and then it often happens
that years pass before the building la
ready to occupy, . '.
BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE
T. J. CRAY Prop. ( New Management)
Rates $1. 00,' $t. 25, St. SO
Best 25c meat in the city
Beds 25c and SOc
Ml outside rooms. Board
and lodge $6. pet' week
One block from depot
Oniy house in the
city employing
white help only
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Our Abstract Books the most complete in the County. An
Abstract fuenished hv us Is absolutely reliable
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Lav Grande Investment Co.
Foley Block - -
La Grande, Ore.
You can buy something
called "coffee" at' 10c lb
with 3000 miles of R R
freight from the roaster;
don't '
Tew twr Mtaras year atMf II r 4oat
Vkt SchiUlBf't bt; pt? bU.
Honey lor, Kale.
Fresh comb honey, one-pound sec
tions, in quantities to ault customerai
OSWALD VOLSWINKLErt,
d-w lalaod City,
The Eugana Guard haa bean moving;
Into fine new premlaea of its own, and
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k prepared to grow faster than aver.