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LOCAL ITEMS.
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(I C. Maya returned huu this
,,,,,11.111 i I'"'"'"-
' fml in-'- Slh HIlRnrlh of I.lnln. iir
rjVni this ft rnoon for the hi shoot
tomorrow.
s- a. Kceler of Oonj valley, S. !., 1h
looklni; uver this section of the couti
trV with i vi" purchnniTiK a fitrnl.
j-liiglnver iii'J Mrs. J. It. iJtindruhtin
' I,,, ,.iv i i n weOdlns tour to
'ortlnltJ. 'Vfturneil home luxt lilKht.
l, . f .tl)rg, Wilkinson, who hnK
vi.-lilnir relatives 1)1 HlKh valley,
;-i4.t.v.4f v..'j-..r--...v . -
tin- i lly today on his wuy homo to
Vnihle Cliy. He had heen In L;t
Grande. Paker City Herald.
jlis. ('huso of Spokane, returned to
j,cr Imme this mot-hinit after vIwIUiik
friends In Cliande (or- about two
tn.iiiilm.
11. I. Lonff, county surveyor of Wal
lowa county, has resinned to aeeopt u
IMisi'loii In Central Oregon for the o.
It. N.
Jiihll Lewis of ftummervllle. Is here
(n,l:iy to se how his son Is KcttlllK
iilc.nt;. The youiK man was operated
lip. hi Thursday.
.Mrs. Charles Wright of I'nlon.
passi-d through La Grande this morn
Inn en route to Knterprise, where she
will visit friends.
Mrs. Alice Lndd, who has been here
fur several wevks looking after her
property interesls, expects to leave tee
n'ulil for her home in Seattle.
John Adams, who has been at Hot
Luke for the past Week, passed
throutfh this morning on his way to
Vmatilla.
Mr. and Mrs. I. V. Faulk visited at
Kamela today. Mr. Faulk attended to
the service of legal papers, while Mr.
Faulk visited friends during the day.
J. H. MlmnaiiKh and Perry Oliver
have completed the experting of the
honks of Puker county officials. The
report was filed Thursday evening.
Mr. ond Mrs. C. W. Preston exiiect
to leave either tonight, or tomorrow
for San Diego, to spend the next three
or four months.
Mrs. E. K. Woodruff, who has been
visiting' her mother In Nebraska lie
past few months, returned home this
morning.
Dr. R. S. DeArmond of Oranfs
Pass arrived this morning and is go
ing into Wallowa county with a view
of locating.
J. W. Stuchel, of the wholesale
grocery company of Paker City, and
which also carries quite a stock here,
Is looking after the firm's interests
today.
An asylum guard arrived this morn
ing from Salem and returned on the
westbound passenger train with Jen
sen, the young man declared Insane
two days ago."
James Lewis, 't'-e oung man of
Pummervlllc. vY.i was operated upon
for appendicitis nt the hospital Thurs-
day, is resting easy today with every
indication of a speedy recovery.
Samuel Wllliumon of Santa Cruz,
Cal., who arrived here a few days ago
from Europe to visit his cousins, At-t..,-r!r-y
.1 T and Samuel Williamson,
left this morning for his home.
Clyde Kiddle of Island City, return
ed this morning from Portland, where
he has been attending the Holmes
Itusiness college. He will remain
home for the summer.
II. P. Neilson of Cnvc, is a La
Grande visitor today, transacting busi
ness at the court house. Mr. Neilson
expects to move to Union in a few
Weeks.
11. D. Newell, engineer for the re
d.imstion service at Hermiston, ar
rived li-st night. He had business be
fore the United States land office- to
t!av. Mrs. J. A. Churchill and J. W. Daly,
prominent mcmbbrs of the I'.bekah
order of this city, left today for Ii
Ciande where thev will aid the local
bulge in installing officers. Baker
City Herald. '
.Mrs. M. II. Kirtley went to Walla
Walla t '.lis morning to visit nt the El
lis Kirtley home. Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
Klrtley's child is 111 and the grand
mother will be at the bedside until
the child recovers
1
Henry Prill
,f Fo Hill, lost one ofj
I !- hordes tros week. Henry stated
f' it he Koesed be bad done bis share
was --, vears of age. nnd
.-ears had made his regu-
ii life as he
f"r several years
lar trlna nr. ?nH down the Fox Hill
r..ad.
E. F.
was In the!
Chl-!f of ,VPe..-l,
city this morning. He reports that
th, .return r.f windstorms has resumed
Ihe iit:irrMihM taiiiMMrcia tTV- :
region of Imbler and Allcel. Farmers
re glow to breast the winds, prefer-
ring to remain In their homes on days'ORANDF
uch as have been frequent of lute. j
Mr. and Mr, Oeorfre M.ipes arrived
t)i Ik afternoon from Klein.
Former County Assessor P.. A. Hag
arrived this uflernoon from Elgin, nn
his way to Portland In n sponge to n
tecrnm from Keen ta-y .,f Piute Pen.
son, ri"iue-ii'ig l,im to b- present at
a mi etlt'g .if tle tlnjiil i.f eoiiHllyitlon
of the state taxes. Mr. H ig has lvenl
this matter corM.i, rnh'e thoi.eht and!
his views will no ..iil.t aid the board
materially In Rrrlvlng at a detUoii.
will tell you something you
may not know about Farming,
Fires, Pearl Fishing, Pills,
Woman's Invasion, Flying
Machines, and Actors.
It will give you lots of good short
stories and beautiful pictures.
You'll like it. Get one to-day.
LOOK FOR THE PATCHWORK COVER
r.i.i (d.Mixii soon.
1'ainoas N'huiIciiI llnmori'-t Will Iax
tore hi I n (.raede.
Captain Ell, hetur.-r and nuutlca!
humorist, will give his famous lic
ture, "Capturing the Leviathan," at
the Presbyterian church next Hatur
eiilng. Captain Ell comes .to us
highly recommended by proniim nt
men of the northwest. He tells
story from first hand experience,
Ing it interesting for both .. i : and
old. Tickets will be on sale a'. Silver
thorn's drug stole, also at the Fair,
3'ic and l.'c.
Dr. W. D. McMillan
Painless Denistry
La Cnndz tiatior.zl Bank BJdg
Both Fhor.es
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Dr.
W.H. Keating,
The Expert Eye'sight
Specialist
of Salt Lake is now at the
UATCI
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. And wili Remain Until
Thursday, Feb. llth
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE DOCTOR
ABOUT VOl'R EVI.'S Olt IASES
IF YH' AH 10 IIA IX(; TROC
IJLE WITH TIIE.M.
Did Ycu Ever Have
Your Eyesight fitted?
I WANT YOU It DIFFICULT AND j
STUBBORN CASES. I DON'T CA BE
HOW MANY ilAVE FAILED TO FIT j
YOt It t ASK, I
M. Y''U MY SYS- j
TEM IS SFCCE.'SFUL ON THOSE I
CASKS. I HAVE DEVOTED M Y
LIFE'S WOHK T .. THIS ONE Ml UX )
-I DO NOTiIIN'1 ELSE, THAT'S ;
'WHY I
,'UCCEED WliKKE OTHESj
FAIL: SO IF YOt maw- nr.fli'-i
ACHES. WEAK EYES. ETC.. AND;
WANT GLASSES THAT ARE
EASY AND CO.MFOP.TAMLF.. !
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DON'T WAIT; llT voW- DOC J
TOR
IS NOT A STRANG fc.K l-
CAN FURNISH TOL !
MANY REFERENCES.
Titr. Ki MMAt.i: s.i.i:
Indict. A lil SiN-li-ty DtvldoN in Keep
l' Itrlsk Sile of ;.mhN.
; Willi a large supply of good on
I hand, Hlthou'.h ihe day brought brisk
(sales, the Ladies" Aid of the M. IC
church le( hli-ii this evening to con-
tlnee th. Ir
rummage sale In the rooms
adjoining the Thorn ttoro.
1 ilsagrei-uble weather did not Keep
buyers away. However, the line of
stink on hand tonight Is suffllceiit to
prr.Jt kc-'i'nv C-o sale one rimro
di.y. ... .... .
M'.mxiiov itmruxs.
S'cral Pieces of Litigation Agaln-l
. Hank May He Dropped.
Attorney MeMahon, who has been
here several days, returned last night
to S'alem. It Is understood that cer
tnln matters' connected with litigation
that not only would have Involved the
bank and Scrlher's prs m il estate,
have been so arranged that lltlgatl-in
may not be resorted to ut all, and In
cao the nintter Is straightened out, It
will add to the percentage that the
ereditois of both the bank nnd his
personal estate will receive nbout 15
per cent In each Ins.'itnee.
Those who ore In a position to know
'dieule the statement that the n'g)
il'.itinns now under consideration wi'.l
make unythlng like 2a to 30 per cent
In favor of the creditors.
POSITION WANTED Young lady
wishes position, either In store or
private family. 'Phone Plack 212. '
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Quick Transfer
For Rapid Delivery Seivice
Call Up
WILLCOCK BROS.
We are In position Vo do any
kind of transferring. Give us a
trial order. Calls answered day
or -Bight.
'Phonee; r'
Day, Red 761. t
Nieht, Black 1271.
IN
Sunny an
OF COLORADO
A FREE TRIP TO
WE HAVE DIVIDED A 54,000-ACRE TRACT WTO TRUCK
FARMS CONTAINING
10 to 1,000 Acres
PER FARM Al $200. EACH
$W. Cazh and $10. Per Month
No Interest! No Taxes!
We want a reliable and energetic man in every town
to form clubs of 15 prospective purchasers. We will
furnish round trip railroad tickets FKtE to one member
of each'club to inspect land. We pay liberal . commis
sion. Full particulars upon request.
Reference: Any Bank or Banker in St. Louis, Kan
sas Gity or Denver
SAN LUIS VALLCY LAND
AND IRRIGATION CO.
Bank of Commerce BJdg. KANSAS CITY, MO
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. 'dentist.
Most Modernly Equipped Office.
None but First-Class work done.
Office Upstairs.
Northwest Corner Adams Ave-
nuo r.r.d Depot Street.
Tliono Red MSL
THE
Luis Valley
DIME
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ery, make a note of what you
want, then call up Main 13 and
ive vv7 be
JOHMY ON THE SPOT
io care for your wants in short
order. Work perfect, prices
THE OBSERVER
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PRACTICAL EXAMPLES
REGARDING THE
6L0BE-WERNICKE
SECTIONAL BOOK CASES
See what those in
have
"WOULD HAVE LOST"
"Had my library not
been incased in a Globe
Wernecke sectional book
case kind friends would
never have been able to
v a a 4 1 4-
ilOi V w
Wit
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.
We would be pleased to have you call and allow us to
show and expen the merits of the Globe-Wernicke Sect
ional Book Case.
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T.ame Shoulder.
This is a common form of muscular
rheumatism. No internal treatment lr
needed. Apply Chamberbiln's Linl
ment freely three times a day and I
rutcK cur T-ilani. 'Chin litiii'nen'.
ha proven especially valuable for
muscular rheumatism, fluid by all
good dealers.
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position to
to say
know
"SAVED MY BOOKS'.'
'I attribute the fact
that my entire library
was not lost to 'I-.o fact
that it was held in a
sectional book case. On
account of this, willing
hands- were able to
carry out each section
intact and not a book was
destroyed or lost."
' Dr. N. Molitor
HENRY i CARR
COMPLETE
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FURNISHERS
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