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LOCAL ITEMS.
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A orney L. J. Davis of Union Is a
bus iess visitor in the icty today.
C N. Ogillvle of Union came down
last svening on a business visit to this
citj . ,. ;
Cy Attorney Joe Baker left this
mo ilng for Elgin on a brief business
R, Klrette left today for BoiB
on
taslness matters-
Upton left for Hot Lake this
milling on a brief professional visit
chitect Robert Miller left this
m
lng for a business trip to Joseph.
EL Conley of the Cove returned
tli
morning from a trip to Portland.
Idge B. Wilson of Union is in the
9 today transacting legal business.
s. E., 0. Zeek, cf Union came
tlugh the city this morning on her
to Enterprise.
B. Sargent came home yesterday
rfilng from Spokane where he at-
tfed the apple show. '
la. H. Hannah left today for En-
ise, where her husband has been
he past two weeks .
ley Joy and waiter Klvette left
rday for an extended trip through
hen California and Old Mexico. .
I. Vergere, of the Independent Tel
line company of this city,, is down
ii Enterprise for a few days.
F, Oberts, a well known hotel
er of Perry, came down this morn
to employ scone help. .
5rs. Myrtle Bunker of Joseph re-
Ned home this forenoon after a
with her parents In this city.
1 88 Ines Hunniman left for Hot
pie this forenoon where she. will
! treatment for a few days.
io relative of Mrs. Emma Jane
er who died last week In Elgin,
e down with the corpse this after
1 for the interment in this city.
Irs. J. A. Arbcukle and daughter
m Norah and Miss Nioma Kirtley
fved home last evening from Pen-
on where they spent Sunday,
r. and Mrs. E. E. Kirtley of Pen
on and their son Everett, will
Jhd Thanksgiving in La Grande with
itives. .; : V
Irs. Cinda Morgan arrived today In
jGrande from Spokane, being called
fe by the illness of her father. She
ved a few minutes after his death.
Jeorge Kreiger left this . morning
, a business visit to the three towns
ihe Wallowa Valley, Wallowa, En
prise and Joseph.
Ir. Bosquet of the Bosquet Bros.,
jtractors, was in the city today and
iort that the new $8,000 church at
'eel is Just being put under roof.
i. D. Sheets went to Alicel today
I business. Mr. Sheets reports the
npletlon of the finest residence in
i county for E. J. Conrad of Imbler.
Sounty Superintendent E. E. Bragg
thiB forenoon for Elgin where he
3 visit the schools for a day and
p.rn tomorrow.
r. Milligan will return to Portland
y after a visit to this city to sup
the pulpit in the Presbyterian
Jrch in thin city. :
Receiver Colon R. Eberhard with
wife and daughter left yesterday
Joseph , to spend thanksgiving
h Mrs. Eherhard's parents.
Attorney C. H. Finn of the firm of
max & Finn of Portland is. in the
y for a few days visit on legal busi-
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?. M. Saxton, water commissioner
the Eastern Oregon District, is in
! city today conducting a hearing
a water suit.
H. 0. Walker, a local carpenter, left
Is morning for the Hall 1 Ranch
sere he will repair the wagons be-
pglng to the Sugar company. The
p of beets at that place has all
n gathered In. ' .
Frank Reavis, cashier of the Enter-
t.V - a . . .
whuj uuu uuwu eaturuay emu
turned this ' mornlnc with fra
g , O ' - . .... w.
iavis, who has beeti taking treat
ment at the Grande Ronde hospital for
V Past two weeks. ,
Mrs. J. C. Gardner Is home from
ker City where she visited friends
id on her return was accompanied by
fss Louise Miller of Baker City who
Jl visit at the Gardner home and
th other friends here.
Leslie C. Berger and Alice Johnson,
fendants in a land contest case
ught by N. W. Courtney, are today
Inducing testimony at the land
ce although the plaintiff Is absent
lands in volved are in the fa
Vs"4 north 41." "'.
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f. W. D. McMillan
Sinless Dentistry
Grande National Bank'Wg.
Both Phones
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Choate of Sum-
merville came in this afternoon and
are registered at the Foley hotel.
C. O. Metzler who was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Wright over Sun
day left today for Union.
L. Billings, a well known farmer of
Imbler is in the icty this afternoon on
business.
The Rev. Henry Martin, pastor of the
Methodist church in Summerville,
came upthis afternoon.
" H. C, Rees, A. A. Beldon and M. J.
Duffey are among the Cove citizens
in town this afternoon and are regis
tered at the Sommer hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R, Hill who were
recently , married tn Elgin came
through yesterday on their return to
their home In Milton.
A letter from W. H. Rush, formerly
a partner of C. C. Pennington, states
that he is -in Portland working for
Myer & Franks.
Frank Tatman, C. O. Ramsey and Mr
and Mrs. C. H." Conkey, who attended
the Spokane apple show, returned
home this morning. Fred ' B. Currey
and the other Union county Informa
tion speillers will be home tomorrow
night V
Morris, the La Grande player injur
ed fit P""""tcn liil ruy, naa arriv
ed home. Though considerably stiffen
ed yet, he is able to be about and
will soon have fully recovered. One
of his ribs were broken.
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& SOCIETY. ''
Claude Jones of this city and Alice
Updike were married last Saturday
evening at the M. E. Church parsonage
Rev. H. E. McLeod officiating.- ' .';,.;.
Jfotlce For Publication. J c
Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at La Grande, Oregon, Oct
26, 1909. r '
Notice Is hereby given that John A.
Graybeal of Kamela, Oregon, who, on
June 26, 1904, made Homestead Appli
cation No. 13672. Serial No. 04183, for
1-2, NB 1-4, and E 1-2 SE 1-4 Section
final five year proof, to establish claim
to . the lan dabove described, before
Register and Receiver of the United
States Land Office, La Grande- Oregon,
on the 16th day of December, 1909.
, Claimant names as witnesses: H. K.
Charlton, Kyle Charlton, Emmett Mc
Coy and C. C. McFalls, all of Kamela,
Oregon.
F. C BRAMWELL,
(10129-11-3) Register.
Tie Best Plaster.
A piece of flannel dampened nit a
Chamberlain'! Liniment and bound
on to the affected parts Is superior to
any plaster. When troubled wish a
lame back or pains In thes side or
chest, give ft a trial and yon are cert
ain to be more than pleried with the
prompt relief which It affords. Tnis
liniment also relieves rhuenuth pain
and Is certain to relieve anyjne euf
has filed notice of Intention to make
fering with that disease. Sold by all
good dealers.
HEBE. ,
A If you have any trouble with A
i eyes or ycur glasses, if yon A
A suffer with headaches, dlizi A
ness, red eyelets or cross eyes, A
call and sea him. Ha smaran
tees satisfaction and his char-
ges are reasonable. : A
A Tea will always find Dr Vend- A
Q elsoha In bis office. ..A
1P MAGIC CLEANERS FREE A
No matter . whether yon pur-
chased glasses from me or not
every one calling at my office A
4) will be presented with one 4fr
free, which will always keep A
4 your glasses poliphed.
. The doctor Is indorsed by all A
& of the leading ocultlsts of Port- A
A land and all of the physicians A
of La Grande.
1105 ADAMS AVENTTB A
Q Opposite the Post Office A
DR, M, F, MENDELSOHN
IS PE1NEITLY 10CATED
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A LOCAL FLITHOUSES. A
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lVar Play at Pastime.
"Beyond the Law is a tale of the
Spanish-American War. being (pre
sented at the Pastime this week.
A Spanish spy is in Washington try
ing to secure Information regarding
General Shatter's attack On Santiago.
The play shows how he is foiled and
brought to justice.
A special Matinee will be given
Thursday afternoon.
Give Real Baby Away. ' .
The mysterious mechanical doll; be
ing carried by the Kenmore Komedy
Kompany at the Scenic this week, will
be on exhibition In the lobby of the
Scenic theatre tonight at, 1 o'clock.
Guess whether it is human or wax.
The Kenmore Komedy carries a large
number of singing girls and will stay
here a week. The company will nut
on three changes. . .
Marlon O' Neal will open tonight
with a burlesque on "Uncle Toin's Cab
In" to run three nights. The show is a
huplj.. Tuw'Weuutore Company pre
sents its singing girls and comedy In
addition to the burlesque by the other
team. Don't miss the opportunity- of
seeing "Little Eva go to Heaven." Ev
eryone attending the Scenic this week
will get a drawing number for a raffile
next Sunday night for a real live ba
by. The holder of the number can
take the baby or exchance it for $5 at
the box office that night
Wednesday , night at the first show
there will be a turkey given away to
the holder of the luck numters given
away at the door. . .. ,
FAMILY IN
FAMILY OF FOUR CHILDREN HAVE
SEVERE TIME OF IT.
County Asked to Help Thief Valley
Trapper Who Is Poor.
In a lonely little cabin in Thief .val
ley four children, two sons and two
daugLters of a trapper by the name of
J. H. Hunt, are said to be sick and In
want. Upon receipt of the Information
an order was issued by Judge Henry
of the Juvenile court and Sheriff Chlld
ers' will start tomorrow morning to
bring the children into this city.
: The mother of the children is dead
and the father Is trying to make a liv
ing by trapping. In this he seems to
have failed and now that one of the
children has fallen ill help has been
called for. The names of the boys and
girls are. Ethel. BenAllen, and Hadel
Hunt They will be tried before Judce
Henry and will probably be sent to
the Boy's and Girl's Aid Society of
Portland.
INSTRUCT
Because of th"e many inquiries made
from the school boards throughout the
country regarding the time anl man
ner of voting special district Ures,
Superintendent E. E Bragg is mailing
out a letter contaning explicit lnfortna
tion tn the Bubject to all districts. In
tbe letter Superintendent Bragg ci'.os
the school law where it Is made the
daty of the school clerk to report to
tho connty clerk and the coun'y Yni:
enntendent on or before Decembqv 10
the t mount of t iea levied for other
Pl'ICbCS.
The following sample notice Is sug
gested: "To vote on the proposition of
levying a tax for the maintenance of
and for other necessary expenses of
the district" Promptness in posting
the notices is urged upon the clerks
(as these notices must be posted ten
! days before the election. County Clerk
I Ed. Wright has sent out to each dls
Strict its property value.
TOR RENT Three rooms for light
housekeeping. Phone black S22 or call
at 1311 O Avenue.
DIRE
NEED
SCIOLCLERK
The Most Popular Shoes In America
A
American Geetl.
Made by HAMILTON BROWN SHOE COMPANY
TOr, AND IOC WILL LEARN WHAT REAL SHOE SATISFACTION IS.
THESE SHOES ARE NOTED FOR THEIR STILE, FIT AN WEAR. THE VERY BEST
STYLES FROM THE WORLD OF FASHION ARE TO BE FOCND IN THESE SHOES.
TME.HrrAIi-Ai.i.i!. ril TING QUALITY ARE DUE TO LASTS THAT ARE BOLT TO
FOLLOW THE NATURALLY GRACEFUL LINE OF THE FOOT. THE WEARING QUALITY
IS DUE TO THE USE OF THE BEST LEATHER AND WORKMANSHIP. .
THE ENORMOUS PURCHASING rOWEB AND OPERATION OF THE LARGEST MANUF
POPULAR PRlfis!8 ! 1V0R1D MAKie " r0SSIBLE T0 SELL SUCH SHOES AT
WE CARRY A LARGE LINE OF AMERICAN LADY AND AMERICAN GENTLEMAN'S
SHOES IN MANY STYLES, SHAPES SIZES AIiD LEATHERS, COME IN AND LET US FIT
Opera House Block
STEEL, HAS
Sixty daya delayedpthe first car load
of Bieel for the Oro Dell bridge arrived
today. Superintendent Campbell an
nounces that, the work of unloading
and hauling to the place of construc
tion will begin promptly in the morn
ing and says that the public may drive
over the new structure within 30
days. . .' . .
MAY CLOSE ALL DAY.
Merchants are Thinking Seriously of
Not Opening on Thanksgiving.
ThlB afternoon a movement was set
on foot for all business houses in the
city to close ThankRsrivinar Day. It Is
expected that by tomorrow evening a
definite announcement can be made.
BCSSElf S HACK LINK
, Be vervlc Oar
Night aaca kurnisbed lor
funerals and private parties. 4
Baggage transferred Day and 4
4 Stand at Paul's CUrr klom.
'Phone Red 141 .
4 Night 'Phone Main 21. 4
K. I BCBSEx". 4
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COUNTY TO BE GIVEN GRATIS AD.
VERTISING ABROAD.
President Collier of the Commer
cial Club has received a letter from
General Manager Wm. McMurray of
the 6. R. Sc N., company asking for
detailed information regarding Union
county which it Is the plan of the
company to use in advertising the
state. The exact way in which the in
formation Is to be used Is not stated
by the nature of the Questions asked,
but they indicate a thorough Setting
forh of the resources of the county.
Among the lines of information re
quested by Mr. McMurry are the popu
lation, the number of banks and the
amount of deposits, new dwellings.
new Industries.' paving and concrete
walks, acerage under cultivation, post
fflce receipts, etc. The blanks will be
placed In the hands of Secretary Fred
B. Currey when be returns from Spokane.
FINALLY COME
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SUGAR AND INSIST UPOj HAVING
homb made, the iuh fresh
is now in all the grocery.
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La Grande, Oregon
Sugar
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, U.
Land Office at La Grande, Oregw
October 11, 1909. '
Notice Is hereby give nthat Lm.i
E. Tipton of Kamela, Oregon who v
September 23, 1903 made Homesteu.
"entry No. 13252 Serial No. (M025. Io
, SE 1-4 of SW 1-4; W 1-2 ..: 8 W 1-
( Sec. 11 and 0 E 1-4 of s E 1-4 Sec lo
, Township 2 South Range 35 E Willa
mette meridian has filed notice of iii
tention tu make final iflxe Year proci
j xz establish, claim tc ;bc-
described, before Register and Receiv
er U. B. Land Office at La Grande, Ore
gon on the 7th day of December 190y
j Claimant names as witnesses: I
,L. Wright, M. T. Burnett, R. R. Col
1 11ns and W. D. Adams all of Kamela
Oregon. . '
. 1 Register.
Notice Is hereby given that the of
derslgned bas been appointed admin
lstratrix of the estate of & M. Bloom
deceased, and that all claims agatnrt
mmU matmim mnmm kua Brortv vH-
fled and Died with the anderstgnvrf
at her home In Cove, Oregon, r'
with F. S. Ivanhoe, her attorney, '
his office In La Grande,. Oregnr
-within six lanaths irttm tils date.
Dated at La Grande, Oregon, tn
2?4 day of October, 1909.
HELEN B. BLOOM.
Administratrix