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A Bpctial telephone message from
Tnion, states that a iaj-ti- (if survej'-i.
ors, supposed to belong to the NofTh
Bunk road, are working ia that vi
cinity today. The party of strangers
arrived in Union yesterday and ?tart;
ed out today. It la generally Lettsrod
the surveyors Intend going over the
right-of-way of the ruipored -r,oai
across the Blue Mountains to- Wallx
Walla. r
. t'nlon boosters havi sdrurqd j
, ports from Walla Walla to the effect
tLat the North Coast engineers gave
'completed surveys through that city
and have pitched camp In the south
Side of the city looking toward the
nii)niintln. Puttine two and two to-
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Company Is starting a road across the
k valley connecting the Walla Walla
and the Grande Ronde. '
, In a telegram to certain citizens of
Tlllon. offlclRls of the pnm";r" Etlt:
Mliat theNortu Coast was planning to
Ebuild across the nioautains. and-con-jpect
with the North o?estm Injjlda
jho. A tunnel and gif fr&'atro:! . (he
mountains are alreadjl planned, i
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" We found out early in our business experience that there's no profit in selling
a raan his first suit if it turns out to 1e his last. We don't want floating trade,'
The Root of Confidence is Valtie-Not Talk
Tliat's the chief reason why we handle Benjamin clothes and give them our
strongest commendation and guaranty. 'We could easily buy clothes on which
we could make a larger profit, but they wouldn't be Benjamin's and they could
not, give you the same sense of being well . dressed as long as you want to
wear 'them. . ' " L . ' -
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are here and well worthy of the attention of every man who values high class
tailoring and peerless style.
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THE QUALI 17 STORE.
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Advertised Letters.
Pig squeels have never been utiliz
ed but pig rooting has. While In the
Salem state fair grounds Mr. P. A.
Charlton secured an exhibit for the
fair here which will be entirely new.
It Is a machine so constructed that
the hegs grind their own food. The
material to ne ground is placed in a
tank equipped with .an outer revolV'
Ing shell attached to knives. Tempta
tion holes perforate the tank. The
outside shield is winged like a fan
and Mr. Hog bravely roots behind the
fan to consume the food that is tempt
I ing him from the ,holes. lie can't get
the food, but he pushes the wings
along, thin; cutting the material on
the inside and as he finally roots by
to another hole he finds ground food
awaiting him. Several hogs can aid
in grinding and in the devouring the
ground foodstuff. The machine will
be on exhibit here during fair week,
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A STUDY IN STOVES
Stoves i
AND
Ranges
W. h. BOHNENKAMP CO
Dealers In
Sioxes, ftanges, Hare ware,Hou. e
furnishings, Etc.
Also builders', blacksmiths' , wagonmakers! minera',:' and
plumbers' supplies, lumps, windmills,' cutlery,' guns. Mia-
' nltlon and fishing tackle. i
List of letters remaining uncalled
for, in this office for the week ending,
September 24, 1909. .
LADIES
Mrs. Emma Betts.
Mrs. Grace Harris.
Mrs. Nora Loughman.
Mrs. A. S. Moor.
4 i too vjvui 61 cuauuvUi
Miss Rosey Titus.
GENTLEMEN
Mr. It. L. Anderson.
Mr. Elhuiar Dayless.
Mr. Marion Carter.
Mr. Geo. Erickson.
Mr. Milo A. Graves.
Mr. C S. Luptou.
Mr. George Morton .
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Panent.
Mr. Jeff Routh.
Tom Ross.
Mr. Walter M. Schmidt.
FMward Sheppard.'' '
These letters will be sent to
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EXISTS NOW
Conflicts will not occur between the
International Grand Opera Company
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I and the chorus contests and varied en-i
' tcrtainments at the show grounds cn
j the night of Thursday, October, 7, be
I cause versatile brains have worked,
i out a solution of the conflict which;
! existed last evening. Manager Steward
will be able to fill his house to capac
the ' and the' populace will during thai
IVad Letter Offlce on October the 10, ! tenlng bo in position to attend th
1P09, If not called for. ' contpst nnd entertainment,
G. M. RICHEY, P. M. .f- At .me snow grounas. where a spec
""-" " ' Per A." S. j ial auditorium will be built, the chorus
", - ; contest will be'eommenced at 7:45 cn
Iinlo.1 For K lei ors. Thursday eveningpromptly, and hav
r,, t i 8iilt"i(iifnt tfnif to reach the Steward
i T1W county board I of eQualizatlon Onera House where the Grrind Opera
will meet at'the court-house on the 5 Contl,H'i,-v Js oX to frth. for
' Yb.l rd 'Monday in October. Among' thej . ' 7 , 7 ' " ..7 .
.it i . - i ttL 3 uciuLK .uuu iimcui,iain win ring
nw regulations is one requiring an
( 'ompnlnU' to be inade on the
week of the sitting of the board.
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M1S.S JOSEPHI SiE IFFR. - -
The brillant actress who is being ably supported by the Eck-
hardt company- commencing an engagetoeut -vt-.Ahree nights at the
nge of plays each
Steward Open
night.
Htiuse on Monday, October 4th, ch
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We Want Your Wants
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Your want
Want Ad Column
s placed before a tnousand or more'i"want-sQekeri
every day Can you afford to spend one cent perword of yow
want au wri
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FOR RENT Well built barn.
Red 41. I '
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FOR RENT. Furnished room ' whl
all modern improvements. 8C4 Main
Avenue. (
One 7 room modern house, 1 4 room
cottage, 1 4 room modern furnished,
also modern rooms for rent Call
Mra. Zuber. t
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FOR 8 ALE 4 lota In Block 139. 1l
Chaplin add; 1 blocks from round
house for further partlcualr apply
to L. F. Dunn, City, or C. E. New
som 2415 First ave. Seattle Wash.
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For Siile.
Cucumbers, all sizes, for pickling.
Now U the time to put up your dill
pickles. Fleshman Bros., phatu
Black . 622, residence 1812 T avenue.
(A-20-3C-t) ; ' 1
Second Hand Autos For Sale.
One tour-cyciinder four-passen&f
Franklin, $400; One two-cyclln4
roadster, three-passenger, $400; Ont
two-cycllnder, I five-passenger . Ko,
$400; One two-cycllnder, flve-pasav
ger Oldsmoblle, $425.00. Whltemw
Garage, opposite foundry. - (3-13-2'j.)
WANTED Girl to do general house
work. Phone Red 811. (S-8-tf)
FOR SALE House and lot on AdaiOs
avenue, extra' well1 built, plastered
house, good basement, and wood
shed. Price right, Call Black 1941
or see , D. C. Stevens at Henry &
Carr's store. (8-27-9-27)
For Sale, "j " ;
Housrf, and J eight lbt' lasouth-jL
Grande,' city water fend good well
large, barn and plenty of fruit Beat
vleol tbi vMlej. if , 'l;
. Ha.rls, 1302 B streeOa
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' up. on the first act at 9:15. It reaulres
first j i3 minutes time to. ploy through the
An- j parts that are to be sung later, and
yther ,uow,rule is that each complaint . this will give the guests at the theatre
((aust; be accompanied by supporting ample time to reach thelr.'seats after
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having attended the concert. ,
ie seconcU hand auto-i
Jverpassenger price fyer
le ; Jphone ,27A;Bummef vlllW
le tqr lamrpr sell fctyeaa&. y
For Sale or Trade.
12 had registered short horn cattle
for sale or will Exchange for La
Grande city property. J. H. Reynolds,
phone Black 602.
WANTED.
WANTED Girl or general house
work, wages $25; apply 902 Penn.
Ave. (S-16-6-t)
WANTED Success Magazine wants
an energetil and responsible mtu or
woman Iq La Grande to collect for
renewals and solicit new subscrip
tions during full or spare time. Ex
perience unnecessary, . Any, one ian
start among friends and acquaintances
and build up a paying and permanent
business , without-.capital. Complete
outfit an Instructions free. Address,
"VON," "Success Magazine, Room 103
eticcesg Magazlnf; Building, Nw York
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herjg warehoujse or. phpne Malu 38.
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burned,-' scratched and "-expanded
near end; stub point; self-filler. Re
ward for-return to Observer office.
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