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XTBD'S fESESTXS, LA CI2G03. .TiriXSD.IT, HIT 23,
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5J;b. i- J. tai Vr i ifturned this
ituh ning t-'jry& fcitsin. Isnrip tffTiV.jie
' Ci,v. . i
l s Ti:rd.Vh '''' 11 ; Ar-;nw r( je
genitive for Murphy "bran? & Co. ar
rived this morning. '
S. LeveiiS, of Baker City, Is look
ing after business natters In La
Crinde today. , .
lL?e Bell the "heap liig booster,"
from Elgin, returned to his headquar
ter! today after calling on friends
- heiii. '
Dr. George O'Connors eft this nior
ninp to remain a month or so with
his! family who have been there the
paFtt year. .: ,
jjilss Haney of Lafayette, Oregon, is
expected to . arrive here tonight to
rertfain indefinitely with Mr, and Mrs.
P. S.Crowe. v. 'V r
LI C. Brichoux camera from a Wal
lowa county timber cruise' thls' aftef--nooii.
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jr. ;and Mrs. J. VV Flesmau 'have
bought a faihi in Wallowa county and
have taken t!i(?!r departure for their
neW1 home! ' '
A? A.Rubeits of the McKennon. Phv
Ron?m. real estate company, attended
to iMisiness matters Jn,.tbe vicinity, of
Isld City this morhifff.!'$ j f - '
Kev. W. S. f?eein rfn," wnolctlvered
the K'Oiuiuen remen flflvjas tiieOM','
tarifc high schooV arrived hpme; t4i
moiilug from that fl,ti . '
R L. Jls rmcUY !st:n Oji cioa aii
BDll
East.
poResMTm-ufcview,-jKtKS-.'d thi'ough
La t?randi? today en route to Wallowa
aiid.other sister county r.oiDttt.
, T'ln onovan 'and.. a'j.cfffifla-UfoV.
the telephone anil - telcgnuiU depart -ineirt
of !Rv Tjiveht 'cjjtt f5i
the JoBt'lih 'tnih tHlis',iiioriiin to tpak'tf
sotn reupti-a-st various places . . ,.
9 t. .( i i i
Mrs. S. P. liomig who lias been
tintj. her eon .1. K.:;RoiniK in Ilakr
CltyJ caoieMa'enTthH'uiovhii'ig tram.
audnfter visit'ng. frleml a 'few days
will visit her Ron Ed who lives-'in
Portland: .
P. A. Mosler last eteillnsiii'eslgned
window trluimer and decorator. at,, the
N. l.''West store, and about June 1
will move to Portland with his family.
Mr. Rice" of Detroit, Mich, has arrived
and Is, ndw the .successor Tjof Mr. Mck
8er.p f ( V ;. i .-
Mose Marrls returned this mcjrning
front a stay la Hot Lake.
. Mr. Rogers, the candy maker left to
day on a busines trip to Pendleton. '
Mrs. St.; Stoffle of Pendleton spent
yesterday ,j ill " La (Sraude;, and today
transacted; business matters here.
"lied" Van Fleet, the genial clerk- at
the postofflce is down and out with
rheumatism today. He has just re
covered from an attack of tonsolltls,
only " to be seized with" a brief, but
severe attack of rheumatism.
Because morning trains arrive earl
ier those that carry mall the post
office will be open one hour earlier
on Sunday and holidays. Ts'tne until
10 o'clock a. ni. is the hour whlcli be
comejs effective next Sunday. '. j. ;
-.1. A. Graybeal ot4vamela is here to
day, He will return'thls evening.
H. 'Ji. Blair of Durkee is a business
vlsltdr in La Grande today.
J. C. Galloway who has been" em
ployed with the railjioad company
here.Jleft today for Enterprise.
I. A. Grant, at one time employed
by tbie Or-R.-&"N.j here has' gonfc' to
Texa to Jive. His family went with
T 1
-Y .ft
miss jL'arniCT
iLStoddai'd Jias-wth
drawii from the contest for carnival
queeir, with thanlts to lief friends who1
supported her-for the'momtnatlon and
in the balloting tip to date.' " " '
Ed VVrlght, who has been attending
the Grand cV'ft of Foresters oi Anjer
ica at The" Walies ' of rthe past few
days, ! returned J this morning. .Jr.
Wrigltt was elected to the high posi
tion of Grand Sub-Chief Ranger for
the state... "
Dennis Madden came in from his
farm near Elgin this "afternoon on his
way Wallowa :to visit his . two
daughters. He iuay decide to ' buy
Walla Wal1a real .estate. j
Attqi hey John S. Hodgin, who has
been attending court in Wallowa coun
ty, returned this afternoon.
Reverend-tfptoTr-H:"GlBbs1s"Ti6me
from Baker City where he attended
the Episcopal church meetings. ..this .
wek. J
NextJ Monday1, fir-cbrdTtfg fo the law
of the state.w will Ji'e a'l'esal holiday?
and there will be no business trau-..
sac ted at the - c ourt house. The law'
provide that when a ' legal holiday
other thim'a"Fftrrti?rnns bft tfitf "last"
day 0f th. week, commonly called 1
Sunday,'
day." the da jollowlng shall
J. G. Sn-xft.iass. the
erot:, .s nav-
aano: .au .o a
.-:'-:.t:ttkn placed 'on -Uit sgowiwhen b
V" - ukyaf theNstore. - j ln Dece
Mrs Jiu of lfein. cawe In this wrote o
UffemogD-'to visit her daughter.,
' S. t'titotjs.
h :ti. It, yerly of Nebraska, Is hrre
wUIsU-taijll.v visiting his sister, iliu,
R. WtsSTerT They expect to 'lot ate in':
the county or city. , i
Judge Knowles received word yes
terday in . Enterprise informing him ;
of the death of his oldest brother, .who I
resides la Ohio;; H bad Wefi 4ri.;poofr
health for. some June, being, afflicted j
with heart -twnbte. r-.v f J t'S'fl
t .
sckietj:.
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Mrs. Kirk entertained this afternoon
at her home in South La Grande in
honor of Sirs. ' P. M. Byrkltt of Red
Oak Iowa who is visieiivfe 'relatives
liere.
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Mrs. II. C. Gratly entertainetL the-
500" club thle afternboi at Eer h6me.1
iniiL'ivr-N'i l I
fesdAe jWoW and Jaiifea
KiiSMt-11 I'eturned last evening from;
Daker City where they attended th j
sf3. ond, cpnyjucalioji. ot the Episcopat -
c-lairch; as ' d'-'legatea' from this citv
Tp -P-5er tty rH lraldpf lant'.'e'v 4
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ins -relates, in this, connection
: :tT!ifi; trOHtrig; session of the Eastern-
Oregon (Convocation was held this aft-evuotm.-at
St..S.tepHeiJ x-lwi-ch .where
Bisl'.o'p Paddock delivered his address, j
which was followed by a business ses- j
sion. At 4 o'clock the la4ies meet- '
ing was .held. and. thjis 'evening, from
u iu v u :ioi iv iue muies wui Berve re- !
freshments to- the ' members -of - the
pariBh.'. ' - -
The council of advice will be corar
posed of Rev. Quinney, Rev. Gibbs, J.
S. Pettus and Win. - Smith. 'Rev, ;
Neilson Barry i was choseu secretary
and recorder for the convocation, and
RevV Uptoii Gibbs'of- La Grande, as
examining chaplain. ; The commitWe
on elections is Rev. Gibbs ( and Slier
wood Oxboro. t The committee on ks
essments will be ; Bishop Paddock,
'Rev.' Barry and F. W. Warner. '
This morning a service was held
at 9 o'clock by Rev. James Henderson
and at 9:30 Bishop Paddock held Holy
Communion, with Rev. , Quinney as
Epistoler. Rev. Sanford delivered the
Bsnnioii. ' .
At 1 o'clock today a fine banquet
was served by the ladies of the parish
to the clergymen and delegates in
attendance. ' After enjoying the fine
repast Bishop Paddock acted as toast
master and called upon several of the
gentlemen for speeches. The convoca
tion has been-greatly enjoyed because
f the presence of Dr. Nevlus, In whose
honor the hall was dedicated.
"'XoieTltflleTii-eii.
WASHINGTON. May 20 George
Washington's, a woxdft r.ipeleaa jrlie
of the revolutionary days, is the prbp-
thj Daugbtersof the American
revolutlouf. 10 was foresanted: to, the
Doaru oi regents oi inai organization
byt J., plenont Morgan through Amy
vManZan Pile Remedy ts put up" la
tube with nozzle attached. '' May' be
4pplled; directly to the affected, parts.
Guaranteed.
?rice iOc
feold
at Sll-
PASTIME THEATRE
a HAKRIS FREfH, 1
Proprietor and Manager. "
I ' . i Program ',,...';
Three reels of latest . moving
. pictures: ' "' r.: .
Marguerite, The Great, In won
r J derful feats of hand ' bal
A anclng. ' .. :. ...'..,'...-..
t Admission t and 10 "cents. 1
1. ChiiDKeQt, program. .Monday,
. Wednesday. Friday and Satur-
. .
day. Matinee: Monday, wed- f
nesday" and
aStuf daST"T)66rs"'
topcai at 2:30 p. m.
Evenjngs
$'
pertormancerat i p. m
'Change of "program Sunddy,
W-idisL'.-iy' and Friday. . Matl- Z
!?" nee: Monday, Wednesday and Z
r'Satnrda.' ' Doors' opflif at "St 30' S j
-Evenlnr performances
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Tc-uCiiil. vif i?teiit for N- York.
jThd &s worn bv WhiiizrMi
e s. sued command ofiLearrar
mber 23, 17$: hi his wi!l he
rote of the sword: "it3 not to he
ur.shtat'i&4 for Uie puryose of shecd-1
v:
From
Th? oInary unskniedlaborer. Is worth, from JLGO t.j:5.C0
-ier day from JUeneckdowit. ' If you are capable of "dolus
lieai work planning an.ddire.cUng , the' .work, ot others, your:
1 services are' vrortlf from ft.00 to $10.00 per day upwards.'
Two flty Jo seven dollarsa day represents the difference from
a finauclul standpoint between the trained and the untrained
worker, or In other wordsif
. or neck dowu.
Many a man, who today is down in the mire of over work
and under pay, 'with acouse of training such as the I. C. S,
is able to give, would become leader In his chosen-ork. If
you are 'ambitious and willing to utilize your spare time for
. advancemeht, drop me' aline "and tell me something of your
ambition, and , what you would like to prepare for. The I. C.
I S. will peet you, more than,! halfway. You are putting your
self under no obligation by writing us and we are willing to
give you every opportunity of investigating our methods and
.'.'.-? .ft.tr..1! hus been sxplainedto-you,, .act. on your own- judg
J. jnent. Write todav. - ' "
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THE LARGEST - ASSORTMENT AD BESTi
GOODS EVER SHOWN LT UNION COUNTY,!
WE HAVE OTHERS BUT WILL ONLY MEN-!
TION THESE IN THIS AI). ; ; -
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'A beautiful Colonial set in Wax Golden Oak, con-l
sisting set of six fine leather ehairs; GO iix-h round! ' '
pedestal 10 foot .extension table; 60 inch buffet; serv-j
.ing table, and t-hina rloset. The swellest suitNeveri
shown in Grand Rondo valler. See window: dtsplav, V
-s .":-,''C : $120.C0. ; ' j
Colonial dining room suit, Wax Golden Oak. Vctv : j
handsome ; well vorth the nioney. - Jtust be 'seen to "
be ajiprmated. . - X-?:'..- '
; Leathered ; Oak . Dining Room Suit.:. Those who h
have visited the large cities recently, will recognize j;
this style, with the exception of the price ,which is 5
'mueb higher:thnn ours. :vS::'H":!9v I.
WE CARRY THE STOCK; ALL GRADES. IP I
IN NEED OP ANYTHING IN HOUSE PURNISH- i
INGSCALL v.V
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STEWARD'S
Henry
EIGHT TKIU31PJIAM SEASOV.
FIRST TIME IN LA GRANDE, y,
N"Tbe Play Beautiful." J i
"A Message From Mars"
:;: Saturday, May 22nd
The famous English comedy drama, with the record of 1000 nights
Duke 'of York Theatre, London: BOO nights. Garrick Theatre New York,
and ,ihl9tt isow-on i.s ftp: jmtfi-essfur consecutive tour of the United
AINJK'ESPfcMLOd'p.'l I'aX'y INCLUDING THE BRILLANT
EKr,LisH.i')hUii a v.. itfKiNt'mmrr .iivi'tt Moun
v ir'v'jra".v.'v,'',
t PRICES:-'l.C0.$l.Ott,':.7X,.f,0..
I Seats on- sale Thursday taornlng.
iH
:ine h'.r.n.l -.-.. r i w. .
r :n ciV::k. t.: h.-. . .-r..i.- .. :
richts. In the laitcr , - i.
unsheathed and to pver fal!wi - wl'h
lit in their hands than to ieliiiiu!h.
met thereof. 'V , :
Worth -
the Neck up?
your value lies from the neck
up.
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Martin
j; :y:RepresepUng n f fj . '
Lorrespoiulehce School,
m, WALLA WALLA, WASH.
65 c v y per' Month
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Crsvv House
VCIII Fnmi h0 ,c
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OPERA HOUSE
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CEORGE PALMER, Pi eskTeit
F. .1. HCLMES, Vice President C. S. WILLIAMS, 2a As.s'1 Cashwr
F.L. EYERS 'Cashier ''
La Grande National BanK
Of. La Grande, Oregon
CAPITAL AMD SURPLUS $l70,0li0
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY
DIRECTORS
Berry . J. D. Matheson ' F. J.
M.
d C. PennmVton ' : f, L.
W. L. ;Prenholt
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Offers 20,000 acres at $35 per acre, ad-ioihing-Jhe'-'TwinTaUs
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