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LOCAL ITEMS.V
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in-. Charlton transuded buvhu'ss In
plgln today.
j i. t'nsey 1 down from Hllgxrd
today.
2. 3'oder of Kamela. transacted bns
n,.sg in M (Jrutide tuduy.
W. h. Patterson of linker City, wan
here on business matters yrplerday.
Vr. P'iy in l'le t'tJr today from
Ml Mry Geary came over on do
ly. il No. I today.
j. yf. Sci Ibcr. . v. Hh hla attorney U
Vx) tHi to arrive r wme tfmt ' nl
Bishop raddock went to Wallowa
V-nunty points today, after a visit here
of two weeks. -
V. Bean accompanied the high
school basketball team to Cove today
a referee.
Druggist H. W. Buell came up on
lnxt night's train from Klgln on a bus
iness trip.
Thomas Bruce held his weekly danc
ing school last night with a large at
tendance.
Andrew Lun of North Powder,
transacted business here this after
noon.
f Kditor George Sclbird, of the Union
Itepubllcan, made his wepkly visit to
the county metropolis this afternoon.
Dr. A. P. Charlton returned this af
ternoon from Elgin, where he was
called on professional business.
Mrs. A. Worstell received the
news of the death of her mother, Mrs.
Maria B. Patterson, at the old home
In Chesterhill, Ohio, at the ag of 74.
William Moshy stopped off here on
his vway home from Portland. He
leaves tonight for his home in Ca'.d-.
well, Idaho.
Mrs. I. It. Snook Is reputed quite
III today, and Recorder Snook Is ab
sent -from his offlee at the court
house.
County Assessor T. A. Kim-hart and
family left today on the fnto train to
spend Sunday with relatives In Walla
Walla. 1
.Mr. and Mrs. J. TI. Handrahan, who
were married in this city . yesterday,
left today noon for Portland on their
1 honeymoon trip of 10 days' duration.
Frank Bay, of the Bay & Zwelfel
company, returned from Imbler last
night, where he has been doing work
for the Summerville Lumber company.
The Joseph train went off and left
the westbound this morning for the
reason that the latter train was over
three hours late.
Mrs. R. TV. Goodman, nee Alberta
Hopper, returned to Tacoma last eve
ning after visiting here for several
weeks. She will spend a few days at
Portland, en route home.
C D. Huffman and nearly 20 oth
ers from La Grande nnrj 7;.uid City vi
cinities, went to Trti'jier today, where
the Blue Momi.aln, Alleel and Imbler
granges are enjoying a social day.
Among the Union men to visit La
Grande today wer": EJ. L. Mcintosh,,
the grocer; John Martens, proprietor
of' the Centennial hotel; J. W. Eng
, land, an ex-bishop of the" L. D. S.
church, and Roy Oliver, the well
known resioent or our sister city
i . Everybody is busy about the court
house these days, preparing for cir
cuit court, which convenes next 'Mon
day. Unless the grand Jury returns a
number of true bills the criminal
docket will be exceedingly light. -
Frank K. Lowry, agent for the
American Light & Power company,
"has returned to La Grande from a
trip to Portland. . He will make his
"headquarters her while the prelim
inaries In constructing the city water
works are progressing.
Two unsightly poles at the corner
r Adams and Elm were removed to
flav by the Home Independent Tele
Phone company. Before, many years,
the last telophono pole will be taken
down and all wires will be placed un
d"r ground, as a large portion of the
Home company's wires now are.
Mri Fontaine wife of Helper F.n
f. gineer J, Fontaine of Pleasant Valley,
who was brought to La Grande last
evening for treatment, is resting satls-
f ictorllv at the Grande Ronde hospi
tal this afternoon She was taken and-j
il-nly l' yesterday evening and wasj
'n such a precarious condition that
he had to be taken to the hospital
from thp train In the ambulance. Her
Mends will be delighted to know that
he Is improving today.
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CHICKENS WANTED
W pay the.Mghest market price for
thickens. Both 'phones. No. .
GRANDE RONDE CASH CO.
Governor Magoon wants congress to'
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The Current Topic club will be en
tertained hy Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood
WllllHitiB and Mr, and Mrs. II. R. Han
nii, at the Hunnu home on Adams ave
nue, on Tuesday evening, February t.
The subject will be "The Revolution
In Turkey," with Mrs. F. B. Corny
an leader. The program will be fol
lowed by a general discussion of the
subject by the members.
Mrs. R. W. Logan, this afternoon.
from ?:30 until 5 o'clock, entertained
1 little ladles and fSL-ntlemen" ift
honor of her daughter. Miss Mar
's guerite, whij Is today celebrating her
fourth birthday. The afternoon was a
continual round of pleasure for the
Juvenile guests. Those who attended
wereMargaret and Elizabeth Rush,
Fred and Bessie Gelbel, May Fan Vur
plllat, Janice Damon, Constance Hall,
Ruth Cochran, Adelaide Scroggln,
Bess and Ella Scrlber, Jrma Stoddard
and Mildred King.
The Ladles' Aid society of the Pres
byterian church, will meet at the
home of R. E. Smith on Penn. avenue,
Wednesday afternoon, at 4:30. A
supper will be served at 5: SO, to which
the public Is cordially Invited.
Dr. IV. D. McMillan
. Painless Denisiry
la Grande National Bank Bldg
Both Phones
OIUXJON'-IDAHO LKAGCE
PRESENTS EFFECTIVE SCHEME
Or'jo ii-Idaho Development Congress
Adjourns atSnlcm Today Presents
a Plan for Building Interstate Rail
road Through Oregon From Boise
to Coos Bay Commissions of Citi
zens to Prepare Plans for Joint Ac
tion, is Plan.
Salem, Jan. 30. The Oregon-Idaho
Development congress, attended by a
large delegation from the Interior,
Coos Bay and Idaho, concluded Its
program today, by adopting resolu
tions thanking the legislature for
prompt action In renewing the appro
priation for the locks and canal at
Oregon City. The principal action of
the congress was a motion for an
amendment to the constitution for a
state-aided railroad, providing com
missions of citizens In Oregon and
Mon of the two states to old In con
structing a railroad from Boise across
Central Oregon to Coos Bay.
Echo Is to have a churn factory.
During the deep snow over 4000
NKD WATER?
Ask HUNT the
well man how to
get it
j D. M. HUNT I
It LA OBANDE. OREGON I
INTERSTATE 1
FOR RAILROADS
Stnvt Cur Kuim AHay.
Cincinnati. O., Jan. 30, Twelve '-.os-seiiKftk
were hurt and M ito.-mnn Mii
llgan, of a street car, was killed today
when the car broke loose on an Incline
and run down- the hill at a terrific
rate. It ptunged over a 100-foot em
bunkment. The car was demolished.
Shot at Prvm lirr.
Oakland, Cal., Jan. 30. Because an
liliileranl preacher kept him awuko, C.
II. Burton of Riddle, Douglas county,
Oregon, fired a shot at the disturber
Inst night and Is in Jail today. The
bullet shattered a Window opposite
where Burton was staying. He said
he fired to scare the preacher, who Is
now missing. .
Ouake- Victim Hurled.
, New Haven, Conn., Jan.' 30. In a
driving blizzard" the bodies of Arthur
8. Cheney, the late American consul
at Messina, and his wife, who lost their
lives In the . earthquake, were burled
here today.
Sheepmen, A I tent Ion.
I wish to lease any number up to
ten-thousand head of sheep, either
upon a cash basis or shares. Best of
references given. Inquire at Observer
office. 1-30-2-X
Are tSTou
Half Alive?
So many people look and
act as though chey were only
half alive.
They are mere shadows
of men and women once
strong and robust.
Most of them are deceived
as to the real cause of their
trouble, which is Kidney
Disease.
Diseased kidneys fail to
strain out the impurities
from the blood, which re
entering the circulation,
course through the whole
body and derange the entire
system. The nerves, the
heart, stomach and liver are
all. affected, and backache,
headache and nervous
exhaustion are resulting
effects.
If you are this
way,
Foley's
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will help you.
. It builds up the kidneys,
so they will perform, their
functions properly, and the
Commence taking it to
day, and you will feel better
at once, as it corrects irregu
larities, restores lost vitality,
and will make you strong
and robust.
Do not take chances on
becoming a victim of
Brights disease or Dia
betes, which are the result
of neglected kidney disor
ders, when Foley's Kidney
Remedy will cure you.
Sold and Recommended by
A. T. HlLIi, Druggist.
Cut Prices on
Shingles for
Only
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We need the money You need the material
Fir and Native Lumber, Gedar
Shingles
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STODDARD
Moearance is Half the Baffle
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Do you realize that you
iust changing appattl of wears. Have you thought that two
frpm appearance. ' v
WHY NOT APPEAR WtLL THEN j
and drive the small cares away? For with the outer appearance the inner sell acts. Nice
apparel can be had today for as meager a sum as the poorer wear. j
- cSi, look Our Line Over
Newest Conceptions in Raincoats lust Arrived by Express
The largest line of Muslin Underwear in LUMNE0US RUBBERIZED SATINS, varietf
Eastern Oregon ont for your inspection. Price of colors, tight fitting or full back
is the least consideration with us. N 512.50
RUBBERIZED CR MENETTE, hand tailored MOIRE VELOUR wifh the latest collar
demi-fitled back $9.50 $15.00
THE PRIDE OF ANY LADY
is a neat, dainty foot- A gentleman is iust as much concerned with the appeajrance of his
feet as is a queen. And why not, for does not the appearance of the feet change the
whole person? So in looking for footmar seek for '
STYLE AND WEAR COMBINED
the two essential qualities in Shoes, Rubbers and Boots. The foot dress handled by us
is purchased from this standpoint by men of experience and who know. So if you wish
a foot which is trim and neat, buy our shoes which are narrow but roomy with the blucher
tunning well down to the middle of the toes and see the wonderful effect it has for ap
pearance. ,
Golden
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the
New
Styles
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Lost
Red cow with sp&skled face, has T.
with circle-bar on right side, ano
J. D. on left side. 'Phone. Farmai
1943. 1-Htf.
T. F. SHEUVVOOD.
Sllverthorn's Drug store.
A
Lumber and 1
large Orders
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can be gay, hi, happy or despondent, proud or forlorn bv . t
Rule COo
Valentines Now Ready
:. Our new valentines are here and on li ! .r 1
- We have a very large line of them, out it will pay
(tQ select early so as to avoid the rush later and to
secure your pick of the stock
Our line is new and up-to-date, consisting of
Card IVtourrts, Fancy Drops, Comic and Fancy
Post Cards. Booklets, Shaped Cards.
Scenic, and Pulling Cards,
Lace Goods, Tic.
. All the newest effects, designs and combina
tions, including foreign and American, rovelrtes.
Prices range from one cent to three dollars.
INtWUN BOOK
STATIONERY
P
romotness
The value of a prescription depends upon the prompt- f.
ness with which it reaches the sick room "t
"Do It Now" j
is the motto which stands for much in our prescription de-
1 partment. All prescriptions are filled as soon as received
and delivered as soon as filled.
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for pure drugs and careful compounding .j. .u .:.
IVe Carry Everything which Should be I
Found in a Drug Store
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