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Setlce ef Anaaal Fair.
The management of tb First Eas
tern Oregon District Agricultural
society, wishes W announce that the
La Grande. beginning-October 4thi
nd lasting one week.
The new catalogue will be out now
tn a short time, the cause of the de
lay so far has been due to the effort
lt juia us AUU tuuiuui uxa iwu uura.
The new catalogue will be practic
ally the same as the old one, but with
this exception, many of the 'premiums
have been raised and new features
added, and also a' larare sneclal list
business men of La Grande.
Get . your exhibits ready for the
largest fair, (hat .Union, county ha
ver had. j : ;t)Mia:jz : jci i
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First EvQi Pst.-.Asr). Socletj. ,Le
Grande, .'.t t q-j: tta V '..
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For Sale.
We hare a large amount of old
papers wh(pbrenust get rid Qf in
some way. ,tlV are igoad for urldeV
laylng carpets, for covering shelves,
and anything for which waste taper
is used. They are tied in large pac
kages waiting for you. If you wish
anycia'rfislojni:
of drilling i but the (kind
the kihatnat makes. tn$.?J
farm pay is Hhe drilling
which makes water avail
able. ' There is no i need ;
of a dry farm.. .The task' J
is riot so great as ! yoii
may think.1 I have rhad 2
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2 years of experience and J
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Men. as well srwdnie5i. llW to be well dressed, but many of thed J
dont know how to go about It ; . .1 -'- i- - C
Thr 1 majority ' if Plotting stores tan't help them' much, either lk
they elotke them, ttis'lni--butthey certainly dent dress them. 1 X
And ThWsWKere This Siore
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We dress men well-r-we fpar no pains to do it w;-;,'iJ-ji
Clones guality, hese j.daya, counts for as much as pries n the .
J&'l ?nducen. when oking, for patronsie ', n3t
EXCmiYKMESa AND EXCEXlENCMi fX , HATS AND luiiar
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It fon care tor.otne.3excel4a?irV fome1? . 8
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of: Quality
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Clothes
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understand; the well busi-
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D. Mi .HUNT I
I LA GBANDE, OREGON
In 1907 the i Merchants
of Oregon t saved ove
$10,000 bv carrying a part
2 ; of their Insurance in Jheir, f
o own company,the t)rgpnl
Merchants Mutual Fire As.
Of
In 1908
Merchants! ' Save i
$W,000
Association,
surance
X Dayton, rOregon.
they wiir save " $15,000: J
During the same period
t their neighbors were hand-
ing over $1,500,000 mil
profits to outside companies
In the Oregon Merchants
Mutual you get:
INSURANCE AT COST
A UMITTO YOUR UM-
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PROMPTSEJTLEMENT OF t
LOSSES l j j j I
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Devoted to Characteristic Home Work. V ' ' &;x
l-Dedlcatlbn Ode S"Hosahnah' Stephens.
"Written specially for, and flung at dedication services of the"
Great Mormon Temple, Salt Lake City, April 1893. ' , ,
f abernltcie'CchoIr and Accomp " J ' 0
2 Ladles Chorus "A Christmas Song" 4- y , ,, Stephens.
Written for 'the Youngr Ladies Mutual Improvement Associations.'
a j it ,- '3 ioo Choif Ladles.
S Gents Chorus :"A Sbng of Freedom" ' -: . Stephens.':
Written for the Young-Men's' Mutual Improvement Associations.!'
5 Choir Gents.- t. - '. i ,i :wi:p.
: Obligato by'?l2 young ladies. ., w-' i. e
Tenor Solo "Dream Visions" McClellan.
Mr.1 Alfred Best.
"God of Israel"
5 Motette
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Written for Tabernacle Choir: . ' . J? i ' I I V
If I t . ! t Mr Lizzie T. Edward. Miss Mabel
Cooper, Mr. J. W. Summerhays, tSr-
JJalmj Robinson and Tabernacle
tMr. . A
G Ov.fcodnod."'
,lhe "tywon'1 church ledira en-i
ItUad - Ms! labowB ,'aiU' MJivMii '
concerts were given from time to time I
in the ipt,Taberna;le. He had not
uhUl 189(MeW given charge of the
chiefs "Mormon" musical organization;
tnen:hl was given the 'directorship of
the Tabernacle choir with instruc
tloni to Veate and" maintain' an Ideal
cliurch choir1 of farg'e 'proportions coV-1
responding 'witti 'the great building
facing them and the magnificent ergah
flanking them.' He had the "choir 'gal
leries ' remcMlei'ed ani a choir of 3o6
voices greeted the new era. ' Today th,e
aggregation totals over tOO voices on
its roster, not one of which receives
a salary,.'. t. ' , ., ..
' Despite the fact that Director Evan
Stephens during the past 25 years has
trained thousands st of sopranos and
contraltos, he still remains a bachelor
with 'two hobbles, the "Moripon'' Ta
bernacle choir and , his ..pretty, su
burban hoie, hlch,, lies Just outside
Qf the city limits of Salt LakeT i 1 1
PART II.
, Miscellaneous; Operatic and Oratorio.
't-Cjptitlalfo Solo, n(T Sunshine" Buck.
Mils Mabel Cooiie. Hist pjiz winner first Salt Lake Eisteddfod.
2 Baritone Solo,
,-nu . -, - Por Sale.
Two residences, ten lota, household
effects, complete; one horse,' one
J)ie6oflA onefcvhJra Sact with
?h4? wo ses I sipgi tblgiy har
ness by Geo. Ackles. Cash or terms,
The Observer's tlegraphic news
sevvios- gets-real -newsf
. " . HoraVf S. Ensign, and the Choir.
Idlefs SChorui, J- I (Faust)
Tabernacle Choir.
'ypsy Sweetheart" Herbert,
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Rnnrann Rnln. fClfli fS'if !
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Miss Edna Evans (first nrize. winner last Salt Lake Eisteddfod.
7 ifj-4attle ClHefIwral Contestlpioces, $1,000 ptlr.e. . t,
" (a)'Rise! XiTaef (St Paul .1 , Meiftelsohn. i W
d; ran song, "iwuignt , frotnero.
1 fjB-r-Organolo,--.-
123' Choir' Singers Selected;
7 Tenor Solo,
Prof. "J. JCMc Clellan;
"On" Away Beloved" '-'"
S. Colendse Taylor.
J. W. Summerhays, first prize winner last Eisteddfod
8 Chorus "Halelujah" (Messiah) i .
National Anthem.
Evan Stephens, Conductor.
ie Taylor.
Handel.
. P.' Kimball, Accompanl'sts.' 1 ' "
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Mr. Evan Stenhens. born In South I trainlnar of his children familiar nnv
Wales, emigrated to 'THahwhen a boyoTiTm"?6ThavIngFairie3 "tfiemfn the
otf. 12 and
WILtCdCK BROS
J W are in poalUon to do any J
kind pf transferring,
trial order.
Thon.es:-
Day, Red TIL
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Night. Wc. JI7L
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subsetruently;. was;, put
through the peculiarly western process
of development at all sorts of manual
and m en taj toll, font the farm, in the
canyons," on the yairoad, during the
daylight oi the weak days; at the
Sunday school and afternoon and even
ing ervU:est..Jn( the. little, tg wo, of
Wlllard",whfere he lived? -on the Sab
bathr and at.his beloved music 1 when
darkness jof, night brought, to, an end
the labors of the day,
The sli
prompter; ithek application bqrn jol
mple love of it was. his only
r; 'the . ipplication bofh. h
that love, his only teacher. The mas-
Give us a
laid down the pick, shovel and crow
bar he was priWiFJOiiDttJhis
ton In. Salt Lake, which Ltabans
regard as:Se leidWg Mutilaf 'cfty ol
the 'Vest J'And,oegInnlng11wftnrth(
villager-he soon . had; the more on-?
ored work of training the adults. A
general class of 100 students in an
evennK sehool flalshed their courseby
gKing eror4iadcei o! tare ofceras,
"Xhe B6heialii Clri" I'Martha and
the "Daughter of the Regiment," at
.theSalt Lake jtheatreja manner thai
at oncei established- hfm as twin g 4
director of adults as he hewas al-.
ready "the'chlidren's man." ' ., ,
"Patrick Gil'mb'rei Ihe noted bandmas
terT"fi"eaHng"bfB!m", engaged" him "to
organize and train a local chorus to
take part in a musical festival lq the
great .TaberaSlv It was done ,so
seceessfuliy fhal the iborus rerasedl
to disband and a magnificent choral
society in which "Mormon" and "Gen
tile" voices mingled and members of
all 'denominational church choirt Bang
'together.' svr l tUlt i
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The .: Medicine ou Make
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Whatever medicine" you -get at' this store la exactly right :
It yon could see how your meiclne is prepared here, the care that
we give svfry prescrlptibn that cornea into our store, If you had
the professloaal training to appreciate the Quality, in all ' the' '
drugs used and' the skill used in preparing; yon would ' " never
think of going elsewhere for even your Simplest drug stora wants.
People who "deal here never Lava any doublta about the medicine
'. they 'get. The price is" right 'toW0''''''.. "--r. -
MILLrS ! RUQ ORE
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A Dutcher has opened the City
Blacksmith Shops and Carriage Works
opposite-Geddes Bros.-r grocery- store;
where he 1b" prepared" to do all kind)
ot Blacksmlthlng' ' khdWagbn.lry.'
Well equipped to handle1 everything.
A shore of your patronag'i solicited.
All work executed with neatness nn
( isratch and you will' find my rhag-ss
rfasonable. i V :.;"
1 LADIES AND liEMS.
Cleaning, Dying
Work called for and delivered.
In rear of C. C. Penlngton
pany'a store.
Phones, Pacific States Black' 851.
' You work solicited end katlsfgction
guaranteed '.:(.
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ARB OU COMING TO THB tXPOSlTlON'.
H4n1 thoufhl o( Well, you better, hurry'
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