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And Be Independent
A Well Will Soivc The Problem
Vwenty-flve years' exiterlence In the well-drilling business enable
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Up-to-date Tail-
Net and Silk Waists, Infant's
Pop Corn Silk Caps, Wool
Shirts and Uggins
The Latest Styles
in Collars and Pelts
THE VI DUYN (0.
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Wearing that determined look that
augurs III for their opponents, the La
Grande high achbol football team left
this morning for Elgin, where the
'.ird bSc asnm '-' vor-v mi , .wav
The t'nlon and Covo fruit dryers
have been running slnoo the third of
the month and expect to complete the
work of drying prunes by the last of
noxt week. Mr. Labile, who la in
charga of the work, estimates that the
two dryer will handle this year 7500
boxes of prunes about 45,000 pounds
la all, or In the neighborhood of 100
tons of dried prunes, or about 200,000
pounds of the, finished product. - After
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Worth :
Every Sack Guaranteed
"dope" th. team should be given an PP". teh will take probably
opportunity to try some foxy play. two week more- tw n
yet Elgin may have Improved lm. . have employed about 13 men In all,
menaely and the little fellow, from ,0 tho "h'ft runnW w "t P"
hr fnrcd tn t down to bnsiuPM.i . tioli ot tn time, the Union ahlft re-
. Though Charles Reynolds accom-
I quiring 11 men. Mr. Laaalle reports
panled the team through the aid of uwu r n iv, uemano
crutches, he will not be the Instilling ,or drle1 'rult thl '. winter.
He is already selling some at Boise,
the closest point ot sale for some time.
spirit today.' Carpy has the manipu
lation of the agareaatlon. and it will
give him excellent training for thejUn,on Republican,
next 8atu,rday, when Pendleton comes i . '
here, and he will bo required to. use!
his "noodle" to' the beet advantage.
Reynolds will not play football again
this fall. Hamilton,' the nifty half
back, bIho kept out of the game today.
He will play next Saturday. With
Hamilton out Bolton goes back In the
game for the. first time this year, di
viding honors with J." Williamson at
end... , . ' , ;. , . '.. 1 . ' .,,',
Bean is 111 and Earls had to take
his place at center. Bean . will be
needed next Saturday and the coach
es are allowing htm a rest. Otherwise
the team Is much the same as before.
Rice, le; Geddes, It; Grout, lg; Earls,
c; L. Williamson, rg; Engie, rt; Wil
liamson or Bolton, re; . Childers and
Meyers, halves, and Heldenreich full.
Coach Mickelson and 'Manager En
glo were In ; charge of the team.
Rooters were limited in, number.
AT WORK ON DEPOT.
New Structure at Wallow is
' Advanced Tills- Week. ,
Well
SEW WALLOWA HOUSES.
Mimnaugli Residences in Wallowa to
Bo "Stylish."
.lues!
When you purchase jewelery or a- time
piece from me you have a right to feel-:
certain abou having recieved , full value
for your money : . : . . : :
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LEADING PIONEER JEWELER
Harry Moulton Is busy with J. H,
Mlmnaugh's residence in the south
west part of town, says the Wallowa
Sun. It will be a nine-room, story and
a half home, and Vtll be "tilted with
plate glass windows and doors, and
be finished In polished tamarack. It
will be one of the finest moderate
priced residences In the city. ' Mr.
Moulton designed the building and
will erect It and one similar for C. H.
Mimnaugh, the latter being designed
by C. R, Thornton, the La Grande
architect.'
Work on the WaJlowa depot was
begun last Friday and has been ruBh
ed rapidly forward during tho past
week. Fisher & Petrle of Portland,
have the contract, according to the
Wallowa Sun. ,
.The structure will be two stories
high and will be 24x30 in size, while
the platform will be of equal slr.e: It
will contain commodious , rooms for
the transaction of all railroad business.
, - The contractors expect to have the
roof on next week and fitate that the
structure will be completed by another
crew, all work being completed before
Thanksgiving time. The same con
tractors have the contract for the de
pots at Enterprise' and Joseph. The
railroad company has agreed to have
the material ready for them at En
terprise by the middle of next month,
at which time the depot at that place
will be begun.
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DELAY BANQUET. .
Enterprise Commercial Club Will Hold
Its Feast Later On.
Owing, to delay in completion of the
railroad to Enterprise, the banquet
planned for November 2 has been in
definitely postponed. A letter from
the Enterprise Commercial club states
that due announcement will be made
of the affair, which has not :been
dropped, but postponed to conform
with exulting conditions.
TllE-VSLltiT DEPARTMENT,
t Office of tlie Comptroller of tho
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Washington, D. C, Oct 13, 1908.
Notice Is hereby given to all 4
persons who may have claims 4
against "The Farmers & Trad-
ers National 1 bank of v La
Grande," Oregon, that the same
must be presented to Walter 4
Neldner, Receiver, with the le-
gal proof thereof, within three 4
months from this date,'' or they
may be disallowed.
LAWRENCE O. MURRAY,
Comptroller of the Currency.
GRANDE R0NDE CASH CO.:
Local Agents
WOOD, C0A1 AND FEED :
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LA GRANDE SUGAR
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Many people who are neglecting symptoms of kidney trouble, hoping "it will wear away' are
drifting towards Bright' s Disease, which is kidney trouble in one of its worst forms.
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stops IrreCTiIarities, strengthens the urinary organs and builds up the worn-out tissues
"of the kidneys so they will perform their functions properiy. Healthy kidneys strain out
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the poisonous waste matter is carried by the circulation to every part of the body,
causing; dizziness, backache, stomach trouble, sluggish lirer, irregular heart action, etc.
If you have any signs of Kidney or Bladder 'i rouble commence taking FOLEY'S
KIDNEY CURE at once, as it will cure a slight disorder in a few days and prevent a
fatal malady. It is pleasant to take and benefits the whole system.
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llow to Find Out.
Yon can easily determine If youf kidneys art
oat of order by settinz aside for 74 boars a
bottle of the orioe passed upon anaiofr. - If
upon examination it (a cloudy or milky or has
brick-dust sediment or small paiides Dost
about in it, your kidneys ara diseased, and
FOLEY'S K'DNBY CURB should be taken
at ooca. '
G. O. Buthans Testifies After Four Years.
G. B. Bnrbans of Carlisle Center, N. Y., writes:
"About four ynrt (o I wrote you stating that I bad btaa atirfy
aarae of mtwi kian.y traub' by taking Um thaa tw. kotttaa of
rolcy Ktdo.y Cora. M wtir.iy .to pp.4 the hrtch-duat aadlmaat aa
ala and aymptoma of kldo.y diaae diaappearad. I am glad to say that
I have imt had a retura of any f those ayaiptonia duncg the ttmt
yeare that have elapard, and . am evid.atJy cured to etay eared, aa 4
heartily recommend Pol.y'e Kida? Care a aay eoe aaJertag fraas
kidaey a Madder treMble.''
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S. A. GARD1MER,
Proprietor and Manager.
HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE
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LATEST MOVING PICTURES.
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L. Romalne, King of Magi
cians. ,
Pastime Theater
MOTION PICTURES AND 4
ILLUSTRATED SONGS
rrogrnm for Friday.
The Rent Money.
SONG
'Can't Too Soe I'm Lonely?'
A Fool for Ills Luck.
Matinee prices ss usual.
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