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EEPOBTS PEtMAIlKK A EC BE
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Ea Grande Railroaders :rt4irtf4 Ser
eral dajs if that Strike was
Aa Idle Report
It Mtau that mrrabers of the La
Oracle Brotherhood of railroad em
ployes, who serera! days ago made
tho prediction that the rumor of
general waJk out of ail brother
hood on the lines west of Chicago,
was a false alarm, knew whereof they
joke. Messages from Chicago say
ttat William O. Lee at the bead of
Co brotherhood of railway trainmen
lis wired President Taft that there
la so trutia la the rumor.
little credence bas been given the
minors in local railroad circles from
io atari, a high official of the organ
ttnUm of coaiucton wai In the city
recently aid Le a!aJUe4 that there
was little or no truth In the report.
At the head of these organizations
are big. brainy men who are not above
ecuciiiation, arbitration and compro
mise," affirmed this man.
La Grande merchants hare followed
the example of others in the coast
dtiea and were ordering op supplies
a little In advance, that If the strike,
if it matri&llzed, would not leave them
without good Happily lhe far seeing
seems to have been needless.
Special School Heelisir.
Notice Is hereby giver) to the legal
voters of school district No. 1 of Un
ion county. State of Oregon, that a
special school meeting of said district
will be held at the High School build
lng In said district on the 9th day of
December, 1909 at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon for the following objects;
To vote on the proposition of levying
a tas for the maintenance, and for the
necessary expenses of the district, and
for the payment of Interest on the
bonded debt of the district and for the
payment of bonds.
Dated this 27th day of November,
109.
HENRY HANSON,
Chairman of the Board of Dl
rectors. ,
Attest: AIITI1UR C. WILLIAMS,
District Clerk
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H Bes t wrvice Dr ted
v Might Hacks kUrnubed tor
, funerals and private parties.
, Baggage transferred Pay and
, Maud at Paul's Cigar Store.
'Phone Red sti:
Night Theno Mala II.
K. L. BVS8CT. 4
aTeaey Cemes la Bucket.
to A. A. Chrtsbolm of Treat' well. N.
X now.. .His reason la veil worth
reading: "For alone tune 1 suffer
front lndlatlon.torpld ll7cr, constlpat-
Ion nervousness and general debil
ity,- be write. "I ecida't sleep,
had no appetite, nor ambltton, grew
weaker every day In spite of all med)
cal treatment Then usel Electric
. Bitters. Twslve bottles restored all
'"taf t,me ne,tn na visor. Now 1
, can atfeaa 1 DMlness every day. It
is a wonderful fnedlclne, Infallible,
tor Stomach, Liver, KlJueyv Blood
and Nerves. 60c at the Newllu Drug
Company.
'filke of Final Settlement
Notice Is hereby given to all whom
It may concern, that llattle J, RaU-
ton, admlnlt.tr.itrU of the estate of
- Curtis ItaUttn, deceased, h.is niaj in
the County Court of Union County,
Oregon, her final account as adminis
tratrix of said e3Ute and salil Court
hi t Monday, the 2rd day of Jan-
, vary, A D. 1910 at 2 o'clock P. M., at
the county court house In La Grande
Orfsron as the time for bearing such
rixT" til c.t.JeMlon thereto.
Tatid at La Cringe, Ore. thts
December 3rd, 3Dii.
11ATT1B J. RALSTC
Administratrix
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Because of numerous requests and believing that there are many people
who could not avail themselve of our '
W1MJE
SALE
Owing io bad roads, inclement weather and otherwise we have decided
to continue our low prices tor one week more.
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$52.00
20.00
18.00
15.00
12.50
10.00
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$19.85
15.85
14.40
11.95
'9.90
7.95
MEN'S OVERCOATS
Reg. price $10.00 Sale price $ 7.95
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LADIES' SUITS
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25.00
22.50
20.00
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19.85
16.76
14.95
13.25
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YOUTHS' Su BOY'S SUITS
Reg. price $ 3.50 Sale price $2.79
3.38
3.60
6.80
9.89
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6.50
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LADIES' HATS
All ladies trimmed hats must be
closed out at a great loss tOus.
Reg. $10.00 Hats now $4.95
8.00
6.50
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3.38
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LADIES', MISSES and
CHILDREN'S CLOAKS
Reg. $4.00 Coats now $1.95
6.00 " " 2.85
7.50 " " 3.68
" 12.00 " " 7.65
" 15.00 " " 9.85
NOW IS THE
Where your dollar
TIME--THIS IS THE PLACE
buys the most; numerous Christmas suggestions.
for Everyone
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al hoosewor. Apyl:' to Mrs. vmceni
P1ajf N. Avenut IL
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5e Frefit U Dealer and Association Is
Benefitted Only bj Parcaase.
Red Cross stamps are now on sale
In the city. The Furguson book store
recelTed a consignment yesterday. J"
Newin book and stationary store .i
to handle them too. By the arriral of
these stamps La Grande will be given
an opportunity to assist in the f ght
against the white, plague. Erery stamp
coats a penny, and the affair Is neat
ly gotten out so as to be suitable for
sticker purposes for Christmas park
ages. All over the United States the
newspapers and' dealers are urging
the sale and purchase of these stamps
and remember that no profit ensues
to the dealer and every item of cash
goes to the association to be used in
fighting the white pleague.
F1TZMAURICE .
IN TROUBLE
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FORMER "PASTOR OF THI$ CITY
MEETS DISAPPOIXTMEST.
Attempts to Get Xataralixatlon Pa
pers bat Crimes Cncore red.
Maurice O. Fitzmurice. at one time
affiliated with a church In this city
and afterwards making a displeasing
departure from La Grande, is In
trouble in Spokane, according to a
lengthly article In the Spokesman
Review, the initial paragraph of
which is as follows:
"Considerabe sensational testirJt
was offered before United Stitts
Judged Whitson yesterday, when M."
O. Fitzmurice applied for papers of
citizenship. Judge B. Lindsay assisted
the United States district attorney and
put Fitzmorna through a mercilless
questioning that covered his conduct
ever since coming to this count -y
from Ireland six years ago. ,.. ;,:, -
"Issuing worthless checks, leaving
South Dakota with several debts un
paid, posing as a lawyer without be
ing qualified to practice and commit
ting an unnatural act upon a young
boy at Lewiston, Idaho, are some of
the things regarding which the appli
cant for citizenship was qestioned in
the course of bis examination."
tWILLCOCK
BROTHERS
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Teachers BIhlaa and taiherB f-o-
taments, the latent blading In leair
and cloth, also Red Leather eridn
Jvst from factory at f Hvertiorn's
Family Draj Btor. '' f
Quick Transfer
'Phones:
Dav. Re4 711.
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I Shoes Repaired i
I Two first class workmen.
I All work turned out with
I dispatch and guarantee
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