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LOCAL ITEM8.
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S. R. Haworth Is In Elgin on busP
ness matters today.
A. A. Roberts Is home from Port
land. Mrs. Jack O'Bilten wnit to Joseph
today on business matters.
Mrs. Alebrta Goodman of Wapato,
Wash., is visiting In the city. I
Grant Keys loft for Enterprise
this morning to spend a week with
friends.
V. Richardson of Lower Cove Is In
Euker City for a few days and may
remain there for several weeks.
Proprietor Grey of the Blue Moun
tain House has returned from a
business trip to Portland.
Jeff Bull has returned from Port
land where he has been on matters
l -tnlng to 11 e !.
Mrs. William Stoddard of Perry
went east on the morning train des
tined for Salt Lake.
Mrs. H. Connoway of Ladd Canyon
returned today from a five weeks'
visit In Chehalis, Wash.
George D. Black has left for Idaho
where he has accepted a position in
Bishop O'Reilly returned to his
home In Baker City last evening after
a day spent with Father Whyte.
Mrs. J. A. Handrahan of La Grande,
is visiting Miss Olive Jones of this
ity at her parents1 residence, 215
Logan street. Pendleton Tribune.
Wiliam Cantrell, who has lived at
Tiiio.n-,1 fnr the nast 25 years, has
pone to Council, Idaho, with a view
of locating there!
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cochran of
Hood Hiver arrived to visit their soiih,
Attorney George T. and C; E. Coch
ran, this morning. .
K. C. Moore, one of our wide awake
u-al estate men, has returned from
the metropolis or the state, where he
was called on business matters.
Henry Hall and Elizabeth. nurcuri
were married yesterday by Bishop C.
J. Black and this morning left nn a
wedding tour for Salt Lake.
Miss Heicock, who formerly lived
here, passed though the city today
from her home at Sumpter to Port
land. James Moss, federal grand Juror,
returned this morning from the
metropolis where the grand jury
returned .13 true bills. He left for
his home near Imbler on the morn
. ing train.
Among those to go to Salt Lake
City this morning to attend the seml-
church are John Hall and family, J.
11. Price and family, and V. O. Car
bine. Kniost Funk, for the past year a
miid"tit in the high school, left today
for Lewiston to join the Parker Car
nival (diiiiiany, which comes to La
Grande in May. Mr. Funk's abilities
as a musician gained him the posi
tion. R. W. Logan and Garrlt Oldenberg
went to Cove this morning to ship
out two carloads of choice seed pota
toes, consigned to Morrison county.
This about winds up the shipping of
products o fthis valley for the pres
ent. The price is better than 1.10
per sack.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. John
Gardner fell through a trap door to
a cellarway, and almost miraculously
escaped serious injury. As It was
her little son, John Jr., who was
whh hi3 mother, was badly bruised
cn the thigh, the first Impression of
those near being that the leg was
broken. The little fellow is rapidly
recovering, and will soon be all right
again.
Otto E. Dedion, who for the past
two years made his home here while
employed with the Observer, took his
departure this morning for Milton
..w'nerc hfr-will- post-' for-a wocta. cr
more. During the two years he miss
ed less than three days at his key
board. His family preceeded him to
the fruit ranch and within a short
tim ihsv trill Wtil on their future
horn, from- among several pending
propositions. For speed and dever
alfled skill on the linotype, few opera
tors of the Pac' Northwest, are his
equal ani ? la ads a one of the
peers of profession from a me
conical standpoint, -
William Fine, the Elgin liveryman,
Is registered at the Sominer.
The. trial In which Mrs. Zuber is
Interested as the result of alleged
violations of the tire ordinance, will
PASTIME THEATRE
IKItKIX & FRENCH. 4
l'lHiprletort and Managers. 4
PROGRAM:
4 Picture The Latest Outs 4
not come up until next week due to PICTURES: "'Star Of Bethle
absence of her attorney. 'hem" Retum Of UlySSes"
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wnodell of I
SuLinierviUe were La Uramte visitors , VAUDEVILLE:
today. Mr. Woodell is a salesman for , ' The Gay PhotOgrap ier" by
c ii. Rinehart Cutter v and Soule. Helen
c. J. Forstrom, of Union, and 'Hstuart singing and dancing.
brother, E. S. Forstrom, from Joseph 1 ? . M,IW"K'
Bra roirlutaroil fit I ia ETtlav. Thu idmiv wvut. l v v
gentlemen are brothers, and are both
engaged In the mercantile business.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Green leave
early next week for Twin Fulls Idaho,
the greut irrigation belt where they
will make extensive improvements on
thtir homestead. Water will be tur
ned on 10 acres of their land this
year and they will live in a tent on
the ranch until a house has been
constructed. They expect to be gone
about six weeks.
The park on top of Skinner's Butte,
near Eugene, will yearly become a
more valuable asset of that rapidly
growing city.
ENTERTAIN FRIDAY MGIIT.
Mrs. H. R. Hanna will entertain
the Baraca and Philatla clubs of the
Presyterlan church tomorrow night.
any Place in Heaven 'for a
Little Girl Like Me"
4 Change of program Sunday, 4
Wednesday and Friday. Mati-
4 nees: Monday, Wednesday and 4
4 Saturday. Doors open at 2:30 4
4 p. m. Evening performance 4
4 at 7 p. m. 4
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FINE PROGRAM AT PASTIME.
To night is the last chance to see
the "Star of Bethlehem" and "Return
of Ulyssess."
It Is very seldom that a picture
house ever get3 two feature films
equal "to the above for one perfor
mance. This makes the show doubly
strong at this change.
Cutter and Soule in their new act
"The Gay Photographer" made a hit
last night. Their Spanish song aud
the "Story the Match Told" are
espeiclally good. These people work
ed In Opera for a long time together
and their voices are rich and blend
almost perfectly.
Helen Stuart sang some beautiful
selections lats night and did some
clever dancing.
There will be another complete
change Friday night.
THE SCENIC
ALWAYS GOOD
Two Teams of tine Ability for
youi Entertainment. Three
Changesby Weaver & Williams
This Week, See the Show and
be Convinced
S. A. GARD1MER.
Proprietor and Manager.
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FOIR PART PLAY.
The two vaudeville tei-im at th
Scenic will put on a four part play
tomorrow and Saturday n'yAts
the benefit of the theatregoers.
night Palmer and Robinson change
their act completely.
For expert piano tuning, see Thonia
Bruce. 1-28U
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and non-grangers alike. As the title
explains the association works fo."
the good of. the farmer in several
respects. Improved privileges from
transportation companies, better
rates, cheaper grain bags, and num
erous other worthy movements come
under the supervision of this I'nion.
Conceited effort to get a large at
tendance next Saturday , will be made
Grangers especially are sought as
the new union does not interfere with
there work in the least. The union
is a worthy one, backed by 3,000,00m J
members in the United States.
LONG DOG RACE
ing men of the northwest are talking
about the 800-mile dog race, which
will be run from Fairbanks to Nome,
Alaska, this month. This event is the
feature of the sporting year in that
section of the country. Thousands of
dollars exchange hands annually on
the' result. Last year the rate was
400 miles, but the committee in clv.rge
deemed It ad-75ar.ll? to lengthen, tne
distance, arid' this Spring an "iVO-mile
course will test the prowess of the
canine contestants.
The race will be held under the
auspices of the Nome Kennel club and
is a selliag event. The winning team
-celves a f 10,000 cash prize, and
$5000 will be- disbursed among the
other entrants, according to their
position at the finish. Last year's
winning team has again entered as a
runner op. Fe time Ii expected.
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In rear G G Pennington's
Store.
Phone Black 851
Purchasing real estate with
out an abstract rivals hcrse
racing in "taking chances."
There are dozens of ways
in which your prospective in
vestment might be affected
unsatisfied judgments, incom
plete compliance with the
laws, etc., all of which you can
knew 'nuching- a-fceut isrr ess you
have an abstract drawn up by
us. Accuracy and complhte
ness guaranteed. Only com
plete and up-to-date set of
Abstracts in Union county.
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We cannot tell you in our add of our many bargains. Only a few at a time, but here
s merely a sample lot fiaf you wilt find in every nook and corner of our crowbed store.
SPECIAL BARGAIN".
Yesterday we bought a second hand
cupboard with glass doors. You
would think it new.
Cost $12 our price '. t$
SAVE f JO.
Buy our La Cede steel range with
reservoir for $15
Others ask..
MATTRESSES.
Genuine bargains In wire and wool.
We are selling wire goods from 11
to 16
fOOOK STOVES.
Several good second hand cooking
stoves purchased yesterday, extraordi
nary values at $8 and $10.
MEN'S SADDLE.
A first cluss high grade $10 saddle
good as now for $20
IKON BEDS.
A large assortment to select from,
and you are doing yourself an Injus
tice by not looking my lino over.
; CARPETS.
Next week a new assortment of
wool carpets will arrive. Call look
them over.
LINOLEUM.
Why pay 85cU for the same grade
we are Belling for 65cts.
LOUNGES.
$20 values for '
Come look us over.
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Everything marked in plain figures. Large stock of new and second nana goou
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Without Removing From the Floor
By a Suction, Sanitary and Sweeper System
There is no more use to bteak your back by taking up
your carpet and beating them now, as you have the oppor
tunity fc have them cleaned on the floor.
If you have anyxarpels that are dirty and need cleaning
bad we will send ou demonstrator around to your home
and tell you all about the system of cleaning. .
All work guaranteed to do better, ct&aner and cheaper
work than by beating the dust out by hand.
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Phone Red h
For IXscaccs or llic Skin.
Nearly all diseases of the skin such
as eczema, tetter, salt rheum and bar
bers' Itch, are characterized by an In
tense Itching and smarting, which of
er. m kes lf a burden and dlafurbi"
ileep and rest Quick rellof may be
had by applying Chamberlain's Salve.
It allays the Itching and smarting al
most Instantly. Many cases have been
cured by Its use. For sale by all good
dalor.
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La Grande, Ore.
March 1. says the Prlnevilie Review. '
They are a fearful menace to grain
crops and grangers expend several
hundred dollars annually for poison '
to krep down the Increase, but thy '
are very prolific. The sage rat allows
himself five growing months to se-
cure provender for the remaining
even of the year, and on the 1st of
August every last one of him disap
pears rate a to vaderrapand palace to
ea&7 a Uf of eaae aid tags rate tm-
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