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LOCAL ITEMS.
course there 1h a lover and a crime.
The futher take the blame and pay
the penalty of another's crime, The
Other strong numbers In the comic
film entitled "iMr. Pynhead Out for a
Good' Time." To miss thin number In
to nils hulf your life.
A yi:i,i, i'i.f.ai;i avihkxce.
TIlC DUIc OltlllKI ltlllcr H I'llMh-
lug Program.
f V. Tot'- wl" b0 ,n t,le cl,y n,'xt
j ilnri-ls of Wallowa, Ik In the
. w0 ' tratiHUftlnjf business.
R j prown U one of the many
' i,in biici"''1"' " transact buxl-
"n the city today.
fj Humble left this morning f i
jph in the Interest of the liolton &
Jjiner coinVny ot "s eny.
Jlhl I'OHS OI l.'lliuil, 11 1" - vjiuii.iv
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, u.viantlle company.
V,.n-ff ''" .'- lel'1 Jt'Kr lVf'
sing for Tacomu, where be will at
...nj to business mutters.
flllllum Wright, of the Flrat Nu
tlcnul bank of Union, was amnnt?
those who are here from Union today.
Jlaii:iRT Scott of the B.-umwell-g,,itt
Music company, went to Joseph
unlay In the Interest of his company.
.Mrs. J. J. C'arr left this mornliiK
fr H;ler City, whtre she will visit
frltiuls for several days.
Mrs. Kims, who has been living In
p.inllcton for the past three months,
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rr veil mm min imis a ....... r The second Mory or ine si. ec
Ira Balrd, representative or jur
i,e. Orant & Co. In this section,
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Last evening the Dixie quintet ap
peared In Hie opera hotie under the
auspices of the Haraca class of the
Presbyterian Sunday school. While
the Htt-iidahee was not us la i-je kk the
nvri -.Vie enteviHimrfent warranted,
!!! ?i.-iid-!tir.l wu Ut-4iie.t ti
a most enjoyable' evenlod's trite; ia'.n-
nvnt. The program was a good one
and the various numbers were espe
cially will rendered. Prom a financial
point of view It Was not a success,
thoiiKh the class did not make an ac
tual loss.
io in
lllKOil!
IA ;!iAXIK NOT OITOONK
II V KKNKAVKD IXTK.llKSTS.
While- lli Ket of tlif Nation Is Giving
lU'iicvkCtt Atienclon to Lincoln Me
morial. Iji fJnimle C A. K. Will
Als Make KimxIuI l:iforl to It
.iiir-jer 1artf-l"reiti'iH.
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liriUtY t'ONSTKlTTIOV.
Second Story or M. 51. Utilldiiij:
Xearly lTnLsluiI. .
IJjsfed through La Orande today en
route to The Dalles.
V I). Campbell, who bus been In
Oklahoma, expects to return.at once.
He will be tvtck on his ranch' un It. F.
V. No. 1.
The Dixie Quintet renvjVred a very
enjoyable concert at the Steward last
eveiilnff. The house was not laise, bul
proved an appreciative one.
A. It. Hrown, formerly superintend
ent of the Central Hallway of Oregon,
Is here today looking after business
matters.
A new but light case of scarlet fe
ver has broken out In North h
Orande. This time it is the William
Wynn home that was quarantined.
John K. Hough, former justice of
the peace, was down town yesterday
for the second time since January 1.
His health Is falling and he seldom
ventures far from his home.
E. E. Wlllard arrived this morning
from Portland, and will leave tonight
for Maker City. Mr. Willard is now a
cattle buyer and stated that he would
be here frequently during the coming
summer.
.Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner write to
friends here from Los Angeles, that
they are highly contented with th
weather in that city. They are en
joying their tour immensely and hav
not thought of coming home yet.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Gibb of Magrath.
Alberta. Canada, arrived last evening
and today went to Imbler, where they
... However, before
making u purchase they will look l
other locations In the co'iv.ii.
J. L. Cavlness h- -S.l holding his
wheat for $t i. Last fall when the
markets were fluctuating mow or less,
.Mr. Cavlness thought that $1 wheat
was -possible and derided to hold, and
firmly believes he will get his price
yet, before another crop Is harvested
company's building on Jefferson and
Kim street, Is almost completed. The
brick work is not the only part that Is
nearing completion, for carpenters ai'o
olaying an Important part In the, con-
struction., At the present rapid rate
,f construction, the building will b
eady for the roofing in a very sV : :
time. The brick work of the : mu
story is complete on two sides, nearly
so on another, and about half done on
the Elm street side. ,
Senteiu-ed to leavenvortli.
ilUUe, Feu.
cu i rloo Avertv.
Lincoln day, to be properly observed1
along lines more elaborate than ever
before anywhere throughout the na
tion on February 12 will not be for
gotten In La Grande. Oliver P. Mor
ton Post, G. A. H., has prepared an
elaborate program to be given In the
ISapflst church. Speeches will not be
confined to one, as there are two and
even three, perhaps, who will take the
rostrum during the progra mln me
nioriam to the dead Abraham Lincoln.
Peslde the speeches and ritual exor
cises, several solos are promised. A
nnrnmitira of the (!. A. K. has been
winking on. the program for some
time and Is about ready to announce
the hour and all that is to follow the
ep. nlng of the memorial exercises.
V
Dr. W. D. McMillan
Painless Denislrv
La Grande National Bank Bldg
Both Phones
To He Held Tomorrow Xoxt to Thorn's a
The rummage sale to be held under
the auspices of the ladies of the Meth
odist church, will be held tomorrow
In the room next door to C. H.
Thorn's grocery store, on Fir street.
There will be many articles of merit
offerer! at reasonable prices. Those
having articles that have not been de
livered will please notify Mrs. S. R
Hawoith early in the morning.
COM RENT Seven-room house; close
to railroad shops.. 'Phono Hlack
1T.32. 2-4-121
head of the bridge department of the
coast extension 'of the St. Paul road,
was sentenced today to serve 18
months in Leavenworth penitentiary
Tor falsifying records while county re
corder in Virginia City, Mont,
Hans Chink to Tree.
Coupevllle, Wash., Feb. 5. The
body of Leo Say, a Chinese rancher,
was found hanging to a tree. Exam
Inatlon showed he was not strangled
Murder Is suspected, as he had trou
ble with local Chinese.
Tho Pastime Clianae Tonight.
Patrons of the Pastime should
atch the regular house ad for lh
!! progrnm which will b offered
Ibis evening. Manager Eeeles has
succeeded .In securing some very
worthy films and all who attend tbb'
evening will find that they are of-f-reil
a very pleasing entertainment.
The pictures are all new and the va
riety Is exactly such that there will be
an Interesting number of each mrm-
! v of the family. The specialty acts
are all strong this week.
I- ........ ...i tr..,.rl The number bv
Abbott Clyne are as good as any .Lit I
Did You Ever Have
Your Eyesight fitted?
I WANT Yol'lt D.I'FICCLT AND
STUBBORN CASKS. I DON'T CARE
HOW MANY HAVE FAILED TO FIT
YOUR CASE: I TELL YOU MY SYS-
The singing TEM IS SUCCESSFUL ON THOSE
CASES. I HAVE DEVOTED Ml
WORK T j THIS ONE STUDY
,r, , . ,,, dnl'ar attraction.! I DC NOTHING ELSE, THAT'S
i'emomber the complete change of bill WHY I SUCCEED WHERE OTHERS
tbl.. evenlne. Hav you noticed the FAIL; SO IF YOU HAVE HEAD-
. - ntn -- " A M
ACHES, WEAK tu.. r.n.,
WANT GLASSES THAT ARE
EASY AND rOMrollTAIH.E.
Dr.
W.H. Keating,
The Expert Eyesight
Specialist
of Rait Lake is now at the
SOM1ER HOTEL
And will Remain Until
Thursday, Feb. Uth
DOX'T FAIL TO SEE THE IKMTOH
AHOVT YOUK EYES OK GLASSES
II' YOU ARE HAV1XG TKOV
HLE WITH THEM.
KV5I5IAGE SALE.
Glance over your office station
ery, make a note of what you
want, then call up Main 13 and
we will be
JOHNNY Oil WE SPOT
to care for your wants in short
order. Work perfect, prices.
right.
THE OBSERVER
MATURES CURE
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.ri i::..a ,...,.cp which nrothtce Rheuniatisin all suggtst a
healthful vegetable remedy as tlie surest and safest cure. Hie disease i,
brought about by the acctimttlation of uric acid, an irntatmff, pain-produd ng
proSv in the blood. This causes a weakening and souring of the cimih
&hich then becomes unfit for nourishing the body, f V d
of uric acid in the nerves, muscles, joints and bones produce the jwin and
agon" of Rheutnatisnt To treat the trouble with medicines containing pot
ash or other stro-.ig minerals, is simplv adding another poison to the already
weak disease.1 blood, sapping it of its remaining vitality, and perhaps in
the end mt king a Pl, vsicLl w reck of the sufferer. The one safe and only cure
for Rlieu a-ism ii S. S. S. It is nature's remedy for tins disease, made
S ?Z herM-.f-al rentable ingredients extracted from the roots, herbs
and barks of the lot est and iields. S. S. S. goes down into the Wood and
removes every trace of the cause of Rheumatism, cleanses and punf.es the
circulation. Vnd restoics Inru and comfort to those who are suffering from
this painful atsc There is but one way to 1 sure you are not oosing
your system wllh m5ner.il medicines, and that is to take S. b. S. Coo.v on
Rhenni'ati,Mandyuieduly.sp2ci?ic 'JZLATtZA. OA-
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new scenery? If yon tmve not attend
ed the Pastime for a few dny you
will discover that many Improvements
V-.u ftttendeaiC ALI, AND SEE :.'.r. AT fWR.
r.nv. atilprl since
;.it. The feature film is toe'one en-,' DON T IV A. i : 1 " -
titled the "Hunchback." This Ii the TO It IS NOT A STRAXOEK IX LA
tory of a poor blacksmith, his SononANDr. CAN FUHNISH TOU
the beautiful dtughter. Of MAM llt-r ir.r..v .
and
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Alaska outside Florida inside. W!v:n
the blizzard come it will b impossible to
comfortably heat the cold rooms. Then,
and during the months of ' between ca-
youll bnd a .. .......
ton
PERFECTION
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&fal vfai.
U The
(Equipped vvlth Smokeless Sevfce)
just what you reed to make the mercury
climb. It's light enough Ij cafry from
, room to ro jm and gives diicct glowing heat
from every drop of fuel. Turn the wiclc
high or low, there's no bother no smoke
no srneij tmeke'r? s cevx-
prevents. Crais cil font holds
4 quail burring 9 l-curs. Su
nerliiv fnished in iin.in hr.d
i j j i
r.ickel. Every her. teTwarranted.
ffidfo Lamp
mr t t a good rom
ponun lor a lung
tf-ni.-, i r"'i:--
tradjr liht leaclinf. tewing or fancy work doem't lire the
eye. Mids of bras, nickel plated, with lutejt r-prowd
. i i i. l r I . j vr ....
Dearest agrnry lot derripbe circular if your dealer doaa't
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tar.y the reriectioo U:l Heater or Kayo Lamp.
&TANQABB OIL COMPANY
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PRACTICAL EXAMPLES
REGARDING WE
GLOBE-WERMCKE
SECTIONAL BOOK CASES
See what those in position to know
have to say
"WOULD HAVE LOST"
"Had my library not
been incased in a Globe
Wernecke sectional book
case kind friends would
never have been able to
have removed it at the
time my home burned.
Even if it had been pos
sible to have "taken the
books out the weather
was such that every book
would have been ruined,
a3 it was I never lost a
volume,"
F. S. Ivanhoe,'
Dist. Atty. 10 Jud. Dist.
SAVED MY BOOKS"
"1 attribute the fact
that my entire library
was not lost to ihc fact
that it was heii in a
sectional book casd. On
account of this, willing
hands were able to
carry out ach section
intact and not a book v, as
destroyed or io'st."
Dr. N. Molitor
We would be pleosed to have you call and allow us to
show and explain the merits of the Globe-Wernicke Sect
ional Book Case. '
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COMPLETE
HOUSE
FURNISHERS
LA GRANDE, - ORE.
Lame Sliouliler.
This Is n common form of muscular
rhetimatlmn. No Interna! treatment ir
needed. Apply Chamberlain's Linl
ment freely threo times a day and t
quick cure Is certain. This liniment
has jjrovrn eapeelsiij- atns?)l f-"r
muscular rheumatism. Sold by all
good dealers.
BUSINFSS COL! FfiF
m NnDTINTH ,Tfl.
- L I PORTLAND. OMOON
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