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Mr. and Mrs. PerryT.oVuact, k-ft on
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the nio;i:i:iq rram for Portland. Mrs.
. , ..
Robinson is a sister of Ma Delia Kay-
burn. La Grande')? honored iuc-cn in
count
today attending to court matters.. J
Ed Turner of Union is' among the
. v.Bih fr-nm .
Mrs. Chester P. Newlln 'left this I
morctDS for Portland .to atten4 the
Rose show. Shs was Joined hero by
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar 13. Smith or Vals.
Mrs. Kewlin and Mrs. Smith Were for
mer school mates la th- east and this
is the first -meeting In seven years. -
Mrs. W. .11.' Bohnenkamp left this
morning for Portland. At rsndleton
sho wUl be met by Mrs. H. ft. Grady,
formerly tf La Grande, aftdthcy will
cn.'oy the roso festival together.
fipcr,9 Bull left Sati:rd-y night fcr
SiHeiton wIsbio ho -win Ji.i'i Mi-s. P.all
tnid visit ?uittle before rv LUrniu1?.
air. en.i sirs. ti j-aia-i. i:rcnts of j,,
viElt r.sc V. for ti.yr.,' c;n-.
tn J n ihflr wt'fii I u ir run'
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iia):t Mor flAia-ziii.i- "?.I3j '
. l."t t'i's ie .i-.li for,'.
wr ". a s' .y m -Portlatrd. . :' v. j
Ch v ! T. 1, j;rj la.in u h I
Fir.. I'o'I.-t li ''"K"-' ''turf. iy r!--',!
Hp . '? -v In' tivo-yrar sentiu e j
for ini-wiy frotn tb(j K W'. Olivor !
fanrs. , ' , - ..
Miiis Hazel Thlecm leftn the mor
ning tvv?-i Tor 'Portland -to attend the
Roso Fhow 'aud. visit with her sister
JIiS3 T!vtiy,' who. "Is attending -'.college
' at th" m-'tropolla. ';- V; t - , ' : :
' 'Mrts.. W. R. 'HainiTtott'.wllI spend tha
week in the Po3: city as th guest of
M.: ,TV !!. Berry. ; .y-: ' .' .-''.' ,
Dirth's reserved tonight for Portland
fromere are":. J. K. Wright; Will
Freroh,- Mrs.' Ans4n, J. D. McKennon
and Mrs. F. Newlin; "but there are sev
eral ti)fre berths at the disposal of 1a
Cr-iTr!" pople.;'1 : '', '.. '.;' " '; s '; ''., .
O. s. Allen of . Summerville, who
recently sold his Tarm, is here for a
few days looking' about with a view
of buying near La Grande. '.. ;-
Ray W. Logan h among the La
Grande fl-jltprs a Portland. ' '
Mrs;' Anson and daughter Margaret
leave tonight for Portland and Seattle.
They will be guests for several, days
with Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Dwight. who
reside at Puyallup, Wash. VMlss Mar
garet expects to -visit Victoria, B. C,
before returning. . .'. ' '
D. F. WiTsdn of Union ;was in " La
Grande today. ?:',-- '-;; '. '. .',.';, v .:: -C.
A. F. Wilson of Irabler left this
ruoining for Portland to attend the
Rose festival. ' i,f! '''.- . '.--. .-'r '.-
J. W. Oliver left this morning for
Wallowa, Enterprise, and Joseph. Ho
goes as delegate from tere to the
Grande Rondo Baptist Association,
which convenes at WaHowa Thursday
and remains In -session Friday, Sat
urday and Sunday. '
Rev. J. E. Horn, pastor or the Sec
ond Baptist church of Baker City, pas
ed through La Grande on his wayvto
Wallowa this morning. He goes as
delegate to the Grande Rondo Baptist
Association. '-.' :'' fr;-'"'V;
Tim Donovan, Western Union line
man went to Joseph thla morning. .
J. D. Casey, of Hilgard. was In the
ity last night. He returned this mor
ning. -, s" . ':. '.;;.:
James Arbuckle of Pendleton was
n ?io city Sunday.' : ' r (
air, apd Mrs. J.: Johnson of Union
":"" flimday In La Grande. ' ; ' ;
R U. Hohrlg. Frank Ross and J. F.
rich, of Union, were in the city Sun
day, , ! i-':r ; . ;
C- C. Crowls.-'of Huntington was
"''-';t';r'd at tha Summer, Hotel yes
tcriJay. ' . ' v-' .....
R A- Murphy of North Powder, was
Iii i;?:rnnda y-.ftr..ify; '
' C O. Mack cf Pratie City was in the
city Rnn'ay. , ;'. .' "
Mrs FfT. 'Mlttaanr and JUtle sou.
of t'. CMaef Grand hotVtoi.V their
"fiirfl yenfer-tiy tnrVovttrv
ipy
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"J ii U u;aadtf for a' few u.v-;'
Mrs. waiter ttnn5!ir.r.i or inn'lor. , -,r.
ra. amon the Portland bound on the J'"-?"" . W.'Campbell ;
Syinoiulng train.- . "d J? f the ' R' i
Attorneys, L. J. Davis and T, F. ii" 1 Vit filroad "bu8lnesf- j
Wilson .re- ever from fcnion 'county ..7'. . R .M" Cavetta Bo,3-
Const Jills
I- V; iV-ilk 13 E'!viT,ir K-t
ii Chief or TiilUv wiiu chie: Iiajluia'
j is in Porrlii i
, . G. M. M,' kfl' nn Is audltiag the c.lty '.
..- ;fcot)ks this nfi . . " :
heulsfu V:',:.$ rf Corvallla fa vMMni.1
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'friends in lhf otv -
. ... '
Frank b ot n of Kcl is in
. cn n.
the city
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was in La Grande yesterday;
J. S. Kenyon, a prominent mer-
vn.jr. was a VlSUQr in
U,2"Je
Mrs. C. S. Van Duyn has received a
box of beaotifii rosea from her daugh
ter at Portland. These roses are a
fair 3ample of what will be see at the
PtOBB Festival at Portland this week. ,
Mrs. Grace Matson left yesterday
morning for Oregon City where thoy
wm visit with Mrs. Watson's father
for a short timo after which they will
fto on to Carlton, Washington.
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Sar.djy lYeddin.?.
" YoBteTlay afternoon at three o'clock
Wi. J- C. Rf hards and Misa I.ou Giil-.i
V'nn were the prim-lnala in a qui t
1 ' t iding, in the iireswice of a f-nv !n
; ' )iti ifriends. Itev.- Deal or! i" f.v;.
ceremony.' tools . plae-- in tho
. 'V.:rch. . The couple will make th ii
i.omo in La Grande after a short viuit
viih relatives of Mr. '.Richards. Thw
j 'roth have mr jy friends who will Ik
i t'lad of iholr hatpin- bs. ' ' '
i-f"":rf.4
ti
it jk) u?o for any maga-
rv., u.o, HVLRVDODY'S? Nw
I-.on't concern you ? No ?
J UT, high-priced freight, coal, ana
lumber pure focKi- cheap water
wars f That hits you i Yes I That'i
wHut EVERYBODY'S U for.
Get it ; cut out an article occasion
ally and send hrto your congressman.
Things will begin to move you
won't feel so powerless.
We have' just receiveC a complete
lino of Columbia double disc records
BSc. Newlln Book & Stationery Co.
NOTICp OF GUARDIAN'S SALE
Notice Is 'here"by given to all con
cerned that, the undersigned, guard
Ian of theperson and estate of Maggie
Givan, whose trae name is Margaret
Given, an Insane person, by virtue ot
m order . mado and entered on the
Clh day of May, A. D. 1909, by thd
County Court of Union County, 'Ore
gon, authorizing sale of the herinafter
described lands belonging to the said
Margaret Given, wlll from and after
the 11th day of June, A- D. 1909, pro
ceed to sell at private sale for cash
the following lands of said Margaret
Given, to-wlt. All ot.the Northeast
quarter of Northwest quarter of sec
tion thirty fn Township four South of
Range Forty , East of Wllliamette
Meridian la Union County. Oregon,
excepting that portion thereof hereto
fore conveyed by W. D. Beidletnan and
Clara Beldleman to !Minnie Ostrander
by deed ot date May 24th. 1889, and
described as commencing at the
Southwest corner of the Northeast
quarter of the Northwest quarter sec
tion Thirty, Township four South, of
Range Forty E. W. M4 tunning thence
east fifty rods and six links, tience
north fifty nine reds and three links,
thence west fifty four oda and six
links, and thence south fifty nine rods
and fhree links to place f beginning,
together with the water right owned
.-nd used In connection w1 the said
land of Margaret Given and describ
ed as an undivided, one elgtfc interest
in the Prescott Ditch, and asore par
ticularly described in the mvalments
of title of said Margaret Gives to said
lands. - :. ' , ; ;
' Dated at L Grande, Oregon, this
10th day of May, A. D. 1909. ' "
'v. ,;:,-:', s.l, given, ;-
(m-14-21-28-J-4-ll) : Guardian.
. On account of the Rose Festival the
O. R. & N. makes. a rate round trip
of f 12.15, La Grande to Portland.
Dates ot sale June 7th and 9th. Time
limit June 14th. Extra coach and
f-tandard sleeper on train No; 5, Juno
Tf.ii Thof' wishing ' sleeper space
plte 'phone ticket cr t'.ght -.office.'
General ;'u'crinttrnrl-nt T XT ni.Mr. '
Bimm
tM
TITE LARGEST ASSORTMENT .AND BEST
,GOODS EVER SIIOAYN IN UNION COUNTY,
"WE -HAVE OTHERS BUT WILL ONLY MEN
TION THESE IN THIS AD.
vr'-yVV $375.oo
A beautiful Colonial set in Wax Golden Oak, con
sisting set of six fine leather chairs; CO inch round
pedestal 10 foot extension table; GO inch buffet; serv
ing1 table, and china closet. . The swcllcst suit ever
shown in Grand Ronde valley. See window displa v.
$120.00. .
Colonial dining room suit, Wax Golden Oak. Very
handsome; well worth the money. Must be seen to
be appreciated. ' , .
$30.00.
, Leathered Oak Dining Room Suit. Those who
have visited the large cities .recently. will recognize
this style', with the exception of the price ,vhich is
, itmeli higher than ours. ,; : '
WE GAuTvT THE 5TO0K; ALL uuADFirt. TtT'
IN NEE D OE ANYTHING TN HOUSE' FURNISH
f NGS CALL
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Dailv Observer;
P I; A M (11 Q
We have added Pianos and
musical instruments to our stock
and we extend to all a invitat
ion to call and look them over.
Prospective buyers should not
fail to see cur beautiful 5TAR
PIANOS and get our price and
terms.
D
NewKn
DAI m OBSERVER 65c a Month
. N. D. G. Rheumatic Capsules We
guarantee them. Newlln Drug Co.
Mercbatitsl Save !
$10,000
T
i
In lSOI &e Merchants
of Oregon saved over
$10,000 bf carrying a part
of their Insurasce, in their
own company, the Oregon
Merchants Mutual Fire As'
surance Association, of
Dayton, Oregon. : In 1903
they will save $15,000.
During : the same period
their nelghbots were hand
ing over $t, 500, 000 in
profits to outside companies
In the Oregon Merchants
Mutual you get:
INSURANCE AT COST
A LIMIT TO YOUR UABIL
' ITItS
PflCA'P rStmtMEHTOF
losses ,'
A , OLIVER,, Agent
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ti d2
jCiL n Furnishers
65cl psr UovXw
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cook er .
Stationery Go,
mm
v ; SHYEB TOILET SETS.
, Nothing will be as much ap
preciated by the ; hride and
irroom as somothlng that will be
of practical as well as decora
tive use in other words, silver
backed ; hair brujuhes, combs,
manicure sets, etc etc.
In these lines we are showing
splendid assortments assort
ments that compare favorably
with the moat completely'' stock'-,
ed of .. metropolitan establiUt
, mentsat prices that are much
better than those quoted. - here.'
or elsewhere. .'''.; ,'
You will do ' well to Inspect
our atock bGfore you buy elae-
' .where. '.' .',' : .
What rz You
From
" The ordinary unsklllvdlaborer , ia tort.h from fl.no to $i.v,;
per day from theneckdovvn." If you are capable of .r'o'u ';
head work planning anddirectlng the work of others, your
services are worth frora?4.00 to JlO tiO . per day upwards..
Two fity to seven dollarsa day represents tlie differ ne from
a financial BUndpolnt between the trained a.nd the-untrained
worker, or In other wordsif your, value lies from tha ne.k vp,
or neck down. ' ' . . .
Many a man, who today Is down in the m'ro of OTcr work
and under pay,, with a course of training such as the I. C. S.
Is able to give, would become a lender In his cbosenwork. If
you. are ambitious and willing to utilize your sparo time for
advancement, drop me aline and tell me something of your
ambition and what you would like to prepare for. Tbe 1. C.
S. will meet you ."more than halfway. Ytm aro putting your
self uuder no obligatlonhy writinij us and we are willing ta
give you every opportunity of investlsmtlng our methods and
nfter.lt wn been. Mplaia?d to you, tut on your own Juri-j-ment!
Write today. J-
. Address 1 " .. 1 . . ' - 1
P
E. Martin,
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international Lorxsponaence scnoo!,
cox !,n, vm:r. 17.uia, vjasu
CihOn it i-ALMtk. r "ir t '
F .1. HOLIES, Vn. .-i. i
V
: la ijfai.ac
Of Lp. Grande, Oreeun
CAPITAL m SURPLUS $170,000
UNITED' STATES DLPOGITORY .
M Berry . J, D. Matheson
C. C. KenniryVm ' F. L
. a . W, L, Brenholts.
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IDAHO CAREY ACT LAND
The Idaho irrigation Co, Ltd.
Offers 20,000 acres at $35 per acre, ad
ioining the Twin Falls Tract, basiest kind
of terms. Land now open for entry;
LdganSherwood
' . Realty Company
ess
Any Special Orders?
Try
"Where Nothing is
Too
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HcpiecenUng
w.h n-KMK-LT6 Ass'tC. ' j
C. S Wtl Li Mb. 24 Ass'tC.-
Wationa
Bank ?
DIRECTORS
F. J. Holmes F, M. Brykit
Meyer Qo, L." Cleaver :
1 . George Palmer
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