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bsffqaant insertion.
KeaohiUoni ef condolence, tc a tin ,
Caras at thank, le a Uae.
OVER
Of
(OUT Till NOREY
Due te a alight depletion
fund on hand In the treasurer of-
fire, tin- flint monry toli.Tte.l In I9H
tiixvM won turned uvi r by till! tax l-
lcctlng dc-purUm-nt today. A the
time approach!' when rebate will no
longer bo laued March 15 taxpay-
of the i or are hurrying to the front with
either half or complete payment.
Taxi- have been coining In for several
kveckii, luii not u r.ii'i'lly an of lit
I'ompnred with the game period lftt
year, this year' record In encouraging.
The exact amount of the turn-over
today was 19,571.91.
t Some have said that It I not
the bualneM of private men to
Jb meddle with srovernment a bold 4
and dlHhonext Haying, which la fit
4 in coma from no mouth but that
25 of tyrant or lave. To ay that
private men have nothing to do
wltti government Is to nay that
4 private- men have nothing to do 4
4 do with their own happiness or 4
4 mlsorv: that Deoiile ought not to 4
Z concern thenmelvrs whether they 4
be naked or clothed, fed or 4
4 starved, deceived or Instructed, 4
4 protected or destroyed. Cato. 4
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It will bo only a few days until the
transcontinental train will be loaded
to capacity with homeRpokera. Scores
of localities In the northwest are pre
paring lo 8ttract attention. All claim
ing oonifr superiority and doubtless
. when It Is considered the great variety
of climates, soils and allttude. each
community has points of excellence
over others. However, a man blind
folded, could nt make a very serious
mistake In locating anywhere In this
, jrreat Inland empire, and certainly not
If they choso to make their home In
Ornndn Rondo valley,
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Local option Is making greiit strides.
In the state of Indiana. Wednesday
neveral counties went dry, bringing
the total up to 41 out of 51 counties
Reven more counties will vote on th.
question this week. This Is largely the
result of the work of ox-Onvcrnor
llanley, Ilanley Ims not only been n
Cleat temperance force In his own
atate, but throughout the union. He
Is one of the most earnest and con
vincing speakers on the platform in'
America today.
.
Think gt it, over 12(10 men him
neen examined as to their qualifica
tion to sit on the celebrated Calhoun
graft case In Sun Francisco, and so
far only 10 men have been secured.
Here Is ft case where both sides seem
to have unlimited money and the
wheels of Justice are grinding not
only slow but sure.
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The world do move. Nevada has a
lexisl.iture that has passed a law pro
hibiting giimfllng. Who knows but
what Nevada will snort be Joining the
.JM of prohibit!. u stutes. When the
iiublic morals of a ulate begin to ex-
inind the reaction sometimes does Ih.
unlooki'd for.
Tom Kiehnrdson stepped eff the
- train the other day in Walla Waila.
and after addressing an audi, nee a
.w moments, raised over ',nicl fur a
booster fund within 20 minut.-s.
Walla Walla has designs on heeoiiilnu
Vtlte a eitv within the. next few eavs.
Mih-Ii Iiintl 1iangt')t Hands. J ly were the copious document dla
A recent big timber land deal 1. 1-I cussed that adoption by the commlt-
volve in both Union and Wallowa! tea of delegate wa not considered a
counties 178 tract of land, the big ma- j mittior of great consequence.
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jorlty Deing quaner - ; Tho chl.f f,.aturelI of ,h(l COnstJtu-
cludlng some 40-acre, 80 and 120 acre
tract.
ATHLETIC CONFERENCE
(Continued from page 1.)
tion are that student must be In the
respective school for schooi work's
aake and not for athletic purpose
alone. The constitution and by-law
provide for the qualification and eli
gibility. To take an active part In
any branch of athletics during; the
first semester of any school year, the
student must be entered by the 15th
of October. He Is then eligible, if he
keeps up hi studies until February
1, when .ie 'must again be In school
carrying on bona fide work to com
pete in spring athletics. The points of
CoroinlUw of Five.
On motion of Mr. Churchill ti e
constitution and by-laws committee
was appointed by Chulrman Rragg as
follows: J. A. Churchill of Baker City,
Cress Sturgls of Pendleton, E. B.
I'nnklln nt Ontario. Joe Inirlfl of La
. , . . professionalism occupied considerable
Grande, and Krnest French of En- ...
terprlse. Adjournment was taken en
motion, to meet at the office of B. E.
fiingg this nfternoon at 1:30. The
eiimmitten wa asked to niako final rc-
was taken up.
' Ttitr, u'nu Httln t n, kftvl no fnr nf-
flees. Neither did the constitution
attention by the committee,
As soon as the constitution and by
laws committee made its report, elec
tion of officers and board of control
M Goods at Half price and Less
An Irresistable Appeal to Lovers of Fine Art
oprt at that time.
Cotiinillteo Holds Long Session.
Though the delegates were at the.
stipulated meeting placo at 1:30 this
afternoon, the constitution and by
laws committee was not ready to re
port. The body found volumlnot.s
work In front of It, -and though work
ing diligently, was unable to mako lti
report until a late hour. So thorough-
Curos Kidney and Clad
iter Diseases In Every
Form Hany People
Have IXIdnoy Trouble
and Do Hot Know It.
committee have moments in Us exist
ence that were not perfectly har
monious, the members sometimes dis
agreeing on details, but united on es
sentials, always.
Conklin Permanent Clialnuaii.
At 3 o'clock the committtee report
ed and by electing a permanent chair
man and secretary, were actually or
ganized. Roy Conltlln holds the honor
of being the first permanent chair
man, and (!. M. Mickelson the perma
nent secretary. These officers are, -of
course, only for tho first meting. Sub
sequent action will dispose of the man
ner In which yearly officers are to be
elected.
RcMrt Rend Piecemeal.
Each article of the constitution and
As western representative of Mar
tin Iwi be one of the finest are goods
house In New Tork I have on hand
their Immense line of art and needle
work piece.
Now, I Intend to engage In business
here and have leased the former
premise of the Heacock Jewelry store.
Ah I have finished my trip, Martin
Labe wire me not to return samples,
but to dispose of them at any cost.
. This I Intend to do. 'TIs a splendid
opportunity to Introduce myelf by
helping you secure these beautiful
piece at half their real value. ,, '
The collection Is by far the largest
ever shown and embraces a compre
hensive assortment of exquisite and
beautiful line of Mexican Drawn Work, '
Rattenburg and Cluny lace.
A display of this sort la found only
In the largest cltlea and then at price
twice over what I shall ask.
REGULAR
PRICE
FOR EXAMPLE
35c to $2.00 Doilys - -
$4.50 to $20.00 Squares and Center Pieces
$10. to $15. Table Covers -
MY
PRICE
15c to 95c
$1.95 to $8.75
$4.50 to $6.7 5
Dress Goods Going at Half Price
A sample line of dress patterns In
my possession, also go at half. Fancy
Mohairs, Suitings, Panamas, Sicilians,
and Serges in plain and fancy weaves.
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$10.00 pattern for
$7. BO pattern for
$5.0,0 pattern for . .
About 200 different patterns in all.
Suitable for childrrens, mlssess and
women's dresses, skirts and ults;
Prices range about as follow:
$1.95
..S3.2S
, . .$2.50 uiul $3.25
SALE BEGINS TUESDAY MARCH 2 and will continue as ton asthe goods last
n
Store formerly Occupied by the Heacock Jewelery Store
hv-laws were read separately and
acted upon separately. It is evident
the conference will about wind up Its
business tonight.
:W H. -BOHNENKAMP" CO
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fnioti county. fo- the first time ia
over two years, has not an Inmate
within her comity Jad.
wiikat in mu-;.
HOW TO FIND OUT.
It U the function of tba kidneyi to fllka
pasting through them.
When tho kidueya are out of order the
ther organs are affected Immediately
and yon may have ymptona of heart
trouble, atomach and liver trouble, and
ther ailments, which are all owing to the
kidneyi being weak and oat of order.
If you are alck Foley' Kidney
Curo will strengthen and build op the
worn oat tissue of the kidney bo they
will act properly and the iymptona of
weakness, heart, atomach 'and llTt
trouble will disappear and ytu will be
restored to perfect health.
Mow le TU If Yea Have Kidney Treoble.
You can easily determine 1! yoor kld
oeys are out of order by setting aalde foe
14 hoars a bottle of the urine passed
upon arising. If npon examination It I
cloudy or milky or has a briok-dust sed
iment or small particles float about In K,
Tour kidneys are diseased and Foley's
Kidney Cure should be taken at once).
Folav'e Kidney Cure la pleasant te
take and acta directly npon the parts ;
affected and you oegin w
at once. !
It correcta slight disorders In a few j
days and It haa cured many obstinate j
.ae-a .e
after other treatment naa lauea. y
Doctors 8al4 Ha Would Not Uta. j I
Hardware, Stoves and Furnituie,
Building Material
Sswing Machine Needles and Shuttks
Special Sale on Sewing Machine Oil
5c Per Bottle
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Sftl0M NOHI 3GNVHD VI
'(tt'iariittittiiiiti e e e
HOT DRINKS
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Just the kind of drinks for cold
weather.
CLflM BROTH BEEF TEA
CHOCOLATE With Whipped Cream
SSITY
Hie HlKlicxt l ll" Var
Mroiu: ami I'lnn.
Chi.. .go. Feb. :. T e pl -May
AheJt en. .. the ' iV-M -iat
rtgr Prey, of Woodruff. Pa., write
'After doctoring for two years with the , j
heat physicians in Waynesburg, and still j f
rrttiigworte. the doctors advised metf j J
bad any buaineaa to attend to I had bet- j
ter attend to It at once, aa I could o ,
ooealfcly live another month, aa there waa
I m cure for me. Foley "e Kianey v.nr .
a'ii.-e svi.t.mb. r. is?. hm n r. a. h i wM recommended to me Dy a tnena,an i j
- , . 1 1 .,.! ..nt m aoa to the store I T
t in.iv it went to II. whii ' . ... .
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at that figure, and rlosod th-r-.
A hun.lr.-d n-wly Irrigat.-d farm.
are expected a a result of the bi Ir
rigation project Ju.it completed in Jo
aavphlne county.
It and after taking three bottles I be j
m btter and continued te tne-
SMve ontU I waa entirely well." J
Two fMaea. SOe aa KM. 1 1
tSLS RECQSKEIDEB IT
A. T. mXs DrwctM- j
PURITY
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WHEN IT COMES TO
DRUGS
We Guarantee the
Purity of all Drugs
sold here : : :
IHLL'5 DRQQ JT0KE
LA GRANDE, OREGON
SELDER, ihl
CANDY MAN
4.,MMt.H''''l
DEVELOP
THE
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SHE'S A gCKEX! Plll-rS A SIUEX!
Is an expreiion that la always heard at sight of a
well deve .d woman. If you are flat-chested,
with IU untloveloped. a srawny neck, thin, lead
arm remark will never be applied to you.
"SIT" . wr.fers will make you beautiful, bewitch.
Ink They DEVELOP THE BUST In a week from
3 to S inches and produce a flue, firm, voluptuous
bosom. They fill out the hollow places, make tha
arms handsome and well modeled and the neok
and shoulders shapely and of perfect contour.
Send for a bottle today and you'll be pleased and grateful.
REN" wafers are absolutely harmless, pleasant to take, and convenient
to carry around. They are sold under guarantee to do aU we claim
or MONET BACK.
Price 1.0 per. bottle. Inquire at. e;ood druc store or eend DI-
REtT TO US.
FREE. During; the next J days oaly we will eend you a sam
ple bottle ef theee beautifying wafer oa receipt of 10c to pay cost of
packing aad postage If you mention that you saw the advertisement In
this paper. The sample alone may be aufflclent If tbe defects are
trifling.
DESK 4. ESTH17TIC CHEMICAL OO. SI W. list ST, XW TORK
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