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DIRECTORY
OF THE
FRATERNAL- ORDERS
L-A GRANDE, ORE.
M. V. A.
La Grand Camp No. 7J0i incut
4ch .Mufida fVO'K.H ! t. ' O. " K.
hail. Ail visiting neighbor. 4tc
dlally Invited to attend.
M. McMCRIlAY, c
CAL JOHDAN. Clerk.
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La Grande Aerie. No. 2S9, K. O. E.
metis (vi rj Friday night In Elks' hall
at 8 . 111. Visiting brethren invited
to attend.
C E. HACKMAN. W. P.
OEO. ABEGO. W. 8.
O. K. H.
Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. S hold
Dialed communications the second and
fourth Wednesday of each month
Vlsiing members cordially Invited.
JiACHEL E. VVOHMTELL, W. M.
MAIiY A. WARMCK, Secretary.
I. O. . I'. 1 'iicimipnicnt.
Star Encampment No. 31, I. O. O.
F., meets every second and fourth
Wednesday in the month In Odd Fel
lows' hall. Vlsltng patriarchs always
welcome.
II. K. COOLIDGrC, C. P.
W. A. WOI'STISLL, Scribe.
I. (. O. tV Subordinate.
La Grand" Lodge No. 1, meets in
illr.g bnthv-rn uordtHliy ifV.'i'.ed to
tend. Cemetery plat may be seen at
Model restaurant.
HUGH McCALL, X. U.
OtfCAM COOUDGE, Sccietary.
W. A. WOKSTKLL. Fin. Sec.
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Forester of America.
Court Maid Marlon No. 1:2 meets
each Wednesday night In K. of P,
hull. Brothers arc Invited to attend
BEN HAISTEX. C. it.
LEO HERRING.' C. S.
C. J. VANDERPOI'JL, F. S.
A. F. & A. M.
La Grande Lodge No. 41, A. F. &
A. 61., hold regular meetings first and
third Saturdays ut 7:30 p. in.
R. L. LINCOLN, W. M.
A. C. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Knight of Pythias.
Red Cross Lodge No. 27, meets every
Monday evening in Castle Hall (old
Kilts' hall). A Pythian welcome to all
visiting knights.
J. F. BAKER, C. C,
R. L. LINCOLN. K. of R. & S.
M. It. of A.
Meets every Thursday evening at
I. O. O. F, hall. Visiting members al
wrys (Welcome.
ANGUS STEWART, President.
C. J. VANLERPOEL, Secretary.
Woodmen of the World.
La Grande Lodge No. 169, W. O
TV., meets every second and fourth
Tuesday evening In K. of P. hall In
the Corpe building. All visiting mem
bers welcome. NERI ACKLES.
J. II. KEENEV, Consul Commander.;
Clerk.
RelH-kiilis.
Crystal Lodge No. 50 meets every
Tuesday evening at the I. O. O. F. hall
All visiting members are invited to at
tend. JENNIE N. SMITH, N. G.
MARTHA E. SCOTT, Secretary.
n. p. o. e.
La Grande Lodge No. 433, meets
each Thuidday evening at 8 o'clock In
Elks' club, corner Depot street ami
Washington avenue. Visiting brothers
lire cordially Invited to attend.
C. S. DUNN, Exalted Ruler.
G. E. McCL'LLY, Recording See.
The Ncwlin Hiug Co. makes a sp
clul proposition lo customers. See
window for particular. 2-9-12
WiiNliiiigloii Once Gave t'p
to three doctors; was kept in bed for
five weeks. Blood poison from a spi
der's bile caused large, deep sores to
over his leg. Tho doctor's failed,
then "Hurklen's Arnica Salve com
pletely cured me," writes John Wash
ington, of Uosipjevllle, Texas. For ec
zema, boils, burns and piles It Is su
preme. 25c at Newlln Drug Co.
SmvIh1 Real Kslatci llargaiu.
13250 cash will buy 15 lots, 1 brick
house, 1 frame houses, good orchard,
with water right; If taken this week,
and assume loan of $13H5. Income
from pwiptcrly $34.00 per month. Loan
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LA GRANDE INVESTMENT CO.
NOTICE OF FINAL A COIXT.
Notice is hereby given that Merli.
Ahlrhh, administrator of the estate of
Mary A. Aldrich, deceased, has filed
In the coir'v court of Union county.
Oregon, ! final account In the mat
ter of said estate, and the county court
has ni pointed Tuesday, the 2nd day
of March, 1909, at the hour of 10
o'clock a. m., at the court house, In
La Grande. Oregon, as the time and
place for hearing objections to such
final account and the settlement there
of. MERTIE ALDRICH,
AdmliiHtrator of the Estate of Mary A.
Aldrich. Deceased.
2-1-8-15-22-3-1
Siilni'dnr Sale on Hums.
Special sale on Sugar Cured Hams
at the Grande Ronde Meal Co., Satur
day only. Z--z
TIIIK THIS OVKH.
And then act quickly. If your
.yes are troubling you. A defect
caught In time can generally bo
reme.lied by wearing glasses for
minted period If the Glasses
are accurately and si len t it u ally
fitted.
If lleglceted it will neecsPiiti
the wearing of them ALWAYS.
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A REWARD FOR EVIDENCE
.XTI-S.IX)OX LK.il'E IS
AITKK i:i.;iX VIOLATORS.
J- H- PEARE
U5CG0 ?H)ZV.R JEWELER
Twenty-l'lo Dollar Reward Offered
for Evidence of Hoof legging in El
Kin SuliM-qiiciit Howard.
Offering a reward for evidence lead
ing to flie conviction of Elgin viola
tors of the local option law, the anti
saloon league of Oregon has set a
new iiiereiit ni t!;;.; ?ect!n nf
x'ate. Through the superintendent of
the eastern Oregon dist'rict, E. F
Zimmerman, the law and older league
has Ksucd the following notice to the
!nl.i:c:
Urvtiird.
Wh : .is. .it is commonly report(rt
I'll! ' hr I'm,: option law Is beintj coii
tlinioiisly viohit.,1 in Elgin, and
hei-eas. all .,,,, citizens should
"land t.,f t'. . ,(, 1 1 eineiit of the law
tei lived the indorsement of the
! :.t -he l:.t!l..t box: then-fore lie
it K 1 1 w ! I1. at tii,- Anti-S.i'oon League
"f ": ii will pvy the sam of $ "00
f '! eld.-neo that will le;i,l to the ar
't ;:i:d "m ieti.oi of any one s.-llinv
i'iio-.i. atlng 1 i i "i" in violailon of the
:i! ojajoii .nv ia E'cin precincts.
l'!ie s ,fi . f $:",.i"i will e paid for
i h ii ii in any case, and
1 for the SeColld I-ill '. i c t i ! i of tile
p 1 1 y. ! ,i i ,1 not to he paid
.' pie. i of g: i:i- has been entered
it. iy ha.- leiuined a verdict "f
The Bker City iH-rnocrut relays
the following this morning:
"If I don't come out In 10 days come
and find me," the last words of Chas.
ffall, (he wl! known miner and pros-
; P. the netjthtxtrhom of the Rahy Me-
Kee mine, in the Cubic Cove Uistrlc
and whose friends fear his death
They believe that he has become lost
In the heavy snows of that region dur
Ing the past two weeks, or has met
with an accident in one of the tunnel
on his property. Searching parties will
be organized at Snmpter this morning
and sent out to attempt his discovery
Hall hus not been seen for thr
weeks, when, after visiting his mother
Mrs. G. W. Hall in this city, he left
for his mine, taking the train to
Snmpter and staging thence with Ry
ron Weatherford Into Cable Cove dls
(rlct.
Hall parted company with the stagt
driver and started on snow-shoes for
his mine. "If I don't come out In 1
days come and find me," ha called
hack to Weiiiherford as he started out
over the snow.
The prospector failed, to come out h
10 days, and the 10 days has draggi
Into three weeks, with no word from
him. Yesterday a searching party left
himpter for the mill", and found th
man's ealdn hail not been occupied
for at least two or more weeks
There were no signs of life about the
place and friends fenr that Hall never
reached his cabin after parting with
Weatherford.
Yesterday it was Impossible to ex
plore the tunnels of the mine, hut
l hat will be done today, and the par
lies will scour the entire countryside
In the hope of locating the man at
ome other cabin amon. the hills.
Hall Is a Baker county hoy, anil wa
horn at Auburn during the early days
t that famous camp. He is 45 years
f tig-.' and till his life has been spent
i niong the hills lu re. Ilis mother I:
.'ramie over the tragedy forecast b
his disappearance, unil the blow fall
upon her with donl'V force ouing ti
the loss of another son who was killei
bv a falling tree in that region a con
pie of years ago. The missing mat
also has two sisters in this city.
The New Spring Shoes and
Oxfords Demand Attention
TJie new spring shoes show a decided change in style from anything shown in
the last two seasons. The new Tan, Ox-Blood, Mauve, Glazed Vici Kid, and Patent
Oxfords are preferred and you will find a great many people, especially the smartest
dressers,, wearing shoes of this kind. Large brass eyelets and pearl buckles add
.greatly to theii distinctireness. The lady who likes high shoes will find a nice va
riety of styles to choose from, such as Tans, Tans with white top, Patent Buttons,
and Patent Kids,
the new styles.
We carry a complete line of Infants' and Children's shoes in all
Correct Styles, Dependable Quality and
Irreproachable Workmanship
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0. E. FOWLER . Phone Main 10 j
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Maui l a-lcrii ( tropin Three-1. inker
sM-mlilcd in lliinlio-tiui.
A sp cial to the Haker City Her.-lM
i -tcrd.iy from Huntington, says:
This i ity is filled with members of
the o,d Kellous' older from over
(.. o,...v.,)n ;,n,t western Idaho io
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tu ition uneii by I'.arn: i:i r
No. vti of Huntington. Twelve can
didates are to be initiated tonight, and
a grand lianmiet is to be given which
will be followed by a dance, and the
town is thrown open to members of
the order. Baker City's delegation is
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Bargain-
for Someone
Homestead Relinquishment
160 acres h 12 mUes east of Enterprise. Owr
8o acres finest kind of farming or fruit land in a
body. Batance fine norfh slope pasture. Fine
county road io ihe place.
$2 50. GO
It Won't Wait Always
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