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. liOCAL ITEMS.
S. n. Stafford of La Granda .Is a
J'endleton visitor. Pendleton Tribune.
Horace Ludlker of L arftnde, Is at
the St. George. Pcodleton Tribune
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The W. T. T. V. meets tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mn.
Joseph I'ulmer.
T. S. Scoflcld left this morning tor
"Wallowa county polnu, re presenting
tin eastern accounting firm. ,
Hon. J. Dobbins, formerly represen
tative from Wallowa and Union coun-
-"-1- . .V--.. H.V.- ui"-J.liT f-.-nn Jo-
f pTJ.
A. KlnneV of Joseph, reached the
-Ity thin afternoon en route to Port
land, where hu will look after busi
ness matters.
J. 11. Oliver nind a flying trip to
Vnlon today. -He vnt over on No. 2
and eume back on N'. 1.
ontractor K. J. Stewart, who has
"htvn In Wallowa counts- for several
Week, returned Itidfty,
This is the time to talk paved
streets, gold nilnew and fine timber
claims. The climatic conditions are
Buch that little van bf done.
Mr. and firs. K. A .Vest left today
for Prosser, where they will remain
until Mr. Went finises his well dlg
.ging contracts.
Coimty Jwdtf' OlniHtead of Wallowa
county, wh enme overti attend the
Masonic banquet last niglvt, returned
this morning, as did ulwt W. J. Funk
of Knterprlsc.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. H-nelat leave In
the morning for BtdlJiigham, Wafdi.,
where they wfil make their home In
the future. Their many Mentis regret
their denartmv, but whs them all
kinds of success,
Freight trsin N'o. 21,, -westbcjTid
was lut by u landslide lie low- UilRard
today, that crippled eight of the .-cars.
A switch engine wtM sent up from
here to bring the lisahl.d ears iteick
to trw rip track litre.
Thv; Christian Endeavor of the Vres-
liytiTlan church ht.lds a social :fi tin
J. K. Wiiglit horrt.' tonight. A ImisI
lies? meeting will le held at 7 . 3'i. All
young members of the Presbyterian
ctmgregutln are cnrdlaliy invH'tH
If you desire to attend the mcitUne
of fho Oret;on an? Ida'iio Ilevitop-
mem association which meem in
Hols-; i'ily on the 26th .-and 2!tn of
this month, call i?;.ion Fiesidnni Col
lier 'f the Commercial el.ib, wh will
give you proper crwicntirti.
Creditors of Jan.es It. Smith, the
hankri p Jervelcr. n et bet ire ReV-ree
In bankruptey John S. Ilu.lgln tnday.
and after uppnintinj,' a trustee, ;ad
jouriifd until the second '.vfonduji in
V
March the Kth at which time iihe
bankrupt will be es.amlrWi. Frhnk
I Phy was named ns trustit at 3 he
i jiiornifiR meeting todi y.
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Wd Apifc he Cli:el Ih-w.l.
f IVnver, Feb. 1 7. A dlspitvii frii
"t Kawton. Okla., -Jays lleroninio, !,
famous Apache thief, (led at Tort PI I
tills mornlnir. Re was n priner t?S
5 war for 21 years.
in the comedy lino In La Grande. Ben
xlc CanwiiKht and Ulllau Mullaly
wer two other ofv lust nlKht'a cast
who contributed much toward the
auvreiw of the play.
"Out West," which Is considered by
many to be one of the strongest bills
preHented by the company, will b the
offering tonight. "Out West" Is a play
of western life, not a cheap blood and
thunder exhibition of coarseness, but
an Interestingly and excitingly clever
melodrunia. Melvln Mayo, the com
pany's leading man, will be seen In
one of his strongest characters to
night. Miss Howurd also has a pleas
ing role. The play require more peo-
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, SOCIETY.
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AUeriHMin Wetldlllji.
William 13. Winburn of this city, wa
married this afternoon by Justice of
thu Peace Annus Stewart, to Miss Mur
Kret A. Hanton of I.add Cunyon, In
the office of the justice. Both are well
known In this county. The bride Is
from Lndd Canyon, where she enjoys
a large and close acquaintanceship.
Mr. and Mr. Winburn will be at home
In La Grande at once.
.IwCTi' 'NS.
He aure to see "Out West". tonight.
Oct seats lit Van Butvn's News Depot.
The prices are 10c, 20c and 30c no
higher.
Painless Denistry
La Grande National Bank Bldg
Both Phones
THE SPRING QUARTERLY STYLE BOOK
WILL HELP YOU
If there is any one- thing above all others that should influence you to purchase
a copy of the Spring Quarterly Style book, that thing is its helpfulness.
it is a complete pictural exposition of the new apring styles in women's and
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Flowers newr before irrown In the
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Some Worl. to Do iu Jrcjiaiiiitf for
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I Another exeeiorjally large audl--f-mii
was at the Steward opera house
J;ist niirlif to jvilnuss the production of
i'Down on the Farm." by the t'urtis
Ad'oinedy company, whkh ofiem.'d at
Itlle Stewaid Monday niht for a
weeks engagement. ine company
increases in puiiularity with eai h per-
irinance and the apjiret Union nf the
plays presented is expressel more and
more eevry day. The band cont-ertj
mlered twice daily by the company s.
71 joyed by res-
intrlct and the
Thv nei meeting of the Idaho
OreRon iM Velopmeiil League will he
held In Totse on the I01h and 27th of
this month.
The lart meeting w fif held at On
tario severu'l weeks no, at which time
Assessor T. A. Ktnehart was a dele
gate from this city and extended nn
invitation for the league to meet in
La 1 run iie on the 26111 and 27th of
April, vhieh was readily accepted.
Vow.-, in oriler to make a Rood show
iliR at .file local meeting, it is quite
neo-ssary tfhat l.n Grande be well rep
resented in the Holse nieetinn this
miv-Kih. Judye LoweVi of Pendleton,
Is piesideni, and n wide-awake liusl
new. man nf Caldwell is secretary.
Anyone HlesliinK to attend or an
ticipating fcelnjr in B.jise on thesi
dates, should secure credentials from
President Oollier of ilie Commercial
club.
Tris leasvie meets Jreiptently and
proj!r.ims are prepan-0 'by the execu
tive iotnmlttees. Thouph a great por
tion -of the work of prt-piiriiiK for the
La fStande congress will be done by
outsiders, there will be nomethinjf for
the local Conimercial eluli and busi
ness rt en to attend to. This work
will h plannwii at nearly sessions of
the Oon.imercittl club boairil.
Traft'c Tiil I'p.
Butte. Feb. 17, Traffic m the Mon
tana Central rai?road, a branch of the
treat oSt'ihern, will be liiid up a
month br ;a sand c:ave.
Will cure your cough, heal
your lungs and expel the cold
from your system.
Do not take chances on a
cold "wearing away" as
pneumonia and consump
tion are the result of neg
lected colds.
Foley's Honey and Tar
cures the most stubborn
coughs, the dangerous kind
that settle on the lung3 and
may develop into pneu
monia over night.
The genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar is in a
yellow package and con
tains no opiates or other
harmful drugs.
Do not take chances with
some unknown preparation
that costs you the same, but
insist upon having Foley's
Honey and Tar.
and Tar
Guarantee
tions carefully, it will also help home dressmakers and seamstresses to so fit and
finish their work as to duplicate the effects "of the best modistes. .Some of the Quar
terly's helpful features are:
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AL FATTER W
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'jV. HAD US rlOMEJCURfyil rAJTERNS JV1
New Spring Suits and Jackets
Street and Reception Costumes
House Dresses for Spring and Summer
Dainty Summer Lingerie
Wash Dresses fot Girls
Wash Suits for Soys
Seasonable Embroderies
Two beautiful Colored Pages
New Siyles in waists -
Popular Skirt Fashions
Special Patterns for Special Figures
Cuiting, Fitting and Measurement Instructions
WE HAVE THE GOODS
. ; There are many other things in The Spring Quarterly that will Interest and
help'vou. We can't tell you more about them here, but we will be pleased to show X
you this fine 190-page book if you will call at the pattern counter.
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15c LADIES HOME JOURNAL PA1TERN
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Agents for the Ladies Home Journal Patterns
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PROGItAM:
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The Steward Opera House
Bobbie Kiznek,
Soatf.
In Slory and
Adventures of an Old Kllrt.
Illustrated
Tonight."
song "Just for
BLOWS MM IK WBANGLE
This is to certify that all
druggists are authorized to
refund your money if Foley's
Honey and Tar fails to cure
your cough or cold. Con
tains no opiates. The gen
uine is in a yellow package.
Refuse substitutes.
FnRan's Daughter.
A double vaudeville turn.
Twenty-minute farce.
Vulture Ifuntins in Afrlcn.
Why They Fell Out.
TONISH1
tiemli-red twice daily by I
J s iliainl is a tre.u greatly e;
f Jd.-nts of the business di
!her
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to stai.e instii,-iiins, nd the
iigain.sl the bit protei-i inn sail
era ha ir, Lincoln count). An enetfun
ter oecntreil belueen Seiuitor Hlnpheini
and foiD.or UejireseritnJive A. Ji.
-Manly of rmtland, who was accused
by ItliiKhain on the floor of the hnufi-
Sold 2nd Recommended by
A. T. IlttJi, DrupRlst.
Three performnnres nightly.
Doors open at 7 p. ni.
Matinees Wednesday and Sal
urday at 3 p. m.
( Iiiintro of program Monday,
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Presenting
"Out West
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N. K. WEST, Pres. T. J. SCROGGIN, Cash. 1
Wm. MILLER, :ice Pres. H. E. COOUDCE, Asst. Cash.
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music by the orchestra .it eaeh evi--
iilng'n performance Is an appreclnled
i turn.
Last night's bill was exceedingly
swell received. The play, one which
always pleases when fairly presented.
w is produced ably and well. Fortray-
:,lng cp!endldly the character of "Ruth
Walton"; Miss Leota Howard equaled
her success of the opening night.
bile Messrs Melvln Mayo, Oeorge
dtouih. 'hlc Kehoe and Kay Penning-
m gave a strong and capable reading
f their jw.pwilvft . part-- "PI Has-
fcinST' t1Te village' wTT.'ae I m person aV.T
7 .'V S. f ritf-tla nras unrnarlnitalv
mny. and Mr. Curtiss' work wan Just
bit better than anything ever seen
If
with holding up his bill providing that
title igunrann-e companies tiu up a
bond if $50,000. Uinghani demanded
Manly .be thrown out. Speaker Mc-
Arthnr restored order after a heated
dtm ussion betwei'n the riiembers.
.et ToTther'Axalii.
Later .Manly and Pingham met near
the door. Bingham shook his fist in
.Manly's face, while the latter was
struggling with the doorkeeper.
"I have proof that you an trying
to ue money to defeat my bill," Bing
ham declared. "We kicked you out
of the senate, now you come to the
nouse trying the same tame
Manly challenged Bingham to point
out any person who could say he tried
to ue- Tnney.-SiM-tly--r-nJ!vr t!y.-
!p-Bk-r McArthur walked .j.iwn :h
aisle, ravel In hand, and stopped the
wrangling. Manly stepped tj one side
and Bingham returned to the senate.
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United States National Bank
Of La Grande
Capital Stock $100,000.
M. K. West
I. P. Staples
C. T. Baooo
DIRECTORS
Wm. Miller
H. ErtcoHdge
T. J. Scroggin
J. L. Ca vines
Frank Cotiley
A. T. Hifl
Tomorrow Night
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