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DANCE THIS EVE.
SEYEN PIECES OF MUSIC ARRAXG
ED FOB TONIGUT.
Holiday Dance Parties Commence at
E!k' Hail Tonight
Holiday dancing parties commence
tonight when tho Inter Nos club will
be guests at the Elk's hall to those
who received Invitations to their in
itial party. Plans for a seven piece
orchestra will mature this time as the
personnel of the orchestra has been
guaranteed. Seven pieces has been ar
ranged for at the last party, but un
avoidably only six could make ap
pearance. "Nerves an Osteopath Specialty.
That the trouble known vi "nervos"
receives entirely too littl? attention
from its victims Is beyond question. It
la not only a warning slga that there
Is (something radically wrong, but as
the nerves is the governors of our en
tire be'ng it Is the pliia1?'. sort of
Indication that the buffera: Ik not in
the full completeness of his or her
natural competency ior the affairs of
life. A condition of calm under ordin
ary conditions Is absolutely necessary
In order that there may be a reserve
force of energy for emergencies.
There are always definite reasons
for the trouble; and even when habits
f life are often responsible as aggre-
, Late Shipment.
Our silk waists, consisting of blacks,
browns, grays, blues and white and
black Jersey waists, the very latest.
The latest designs In neckwear are
beautiful. Our line of silk scarfs are
exquisite. Our single piece suits In
We are Still Threshing
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Will Demonstrate Every Day This Week
AX 131 It LEU 51 AN SAYS: 'If jou Mill start jeur factory at luibler
we will finance It for you."
A NORTH POWDER MAX SAY i -"If jon Mill ceiue te North Powder
we will see you through."
We are tellinir you this to shew you whet some level-headed business
men think of It ufter seeing It run, men that knew a piece of uaehl
nery when they see It.
We want the home of the AUTOMATIC THRESHER te he In La
Grande If politic. GO SEE IT EAT HAY. Not some time next week,
but TODAY. .
At a capitalism thiu oh3u,0A0.0 It Is fur ahead of any investment that
has ever beeu offered you (the little model will prove it.)
BEAYER CREEK WATER will make bull RUN some; and that Is hat
the Automat! cThre slier will do to the old machines.
If we happen to miss you Hh the subscription, do net feel slighted,
but rail on us as we cannot reac h every place.
La Grande Manu
facturing Company
Office With Van Duyn RealtylCo.
rated causes there Is always some ana
tomically wrong condition that predls
poses the sufferer to the trouble. If
the body structure Is In a perfect
state of adjustment, if circulation to
every part Is unobstructed, If every
nerve Is uninterfered with In its work
by pressure, and if nourishment and
hygiene are attended to "nerves"
will speedily disappear.. The osteopath
is the only specialtlst in detailed
body adjustment and he is the mas
ter of the craft. Osteopath Advo-
WHOLE AUDIENCE ASPHYXIATED
Poor Heating Renders People Uncon
scious from Gas.
Berlin, Dec. 28. Owing to defect
ive means employed in heating the
church of Gefrees, In upper Bavaria,
30 men and women and all the school
children In the gallery were rendered
unconscious by poisonpus gasses dur
ing a sermon; The preacher stopped
the sermon at once, but despite im
mediate ventilation, many other per
sons were taken ill as they were leav
ing the church.
Meet To Reform Football.
New York. Dec. 28. With visions
of grim spectres of the dead before
them and the groans of the maimed
and injured ringing in their ears the
men who are in control of athletics at
many of the leadln gcolleges assem
bled at the Murray Hill hotel today
for the purpose of considering the re
vision of the football rules and reg'ula
tions. It is hoped before the confer
ence is over that football will be re
formed to an extent that will render
it at least as safe as war.
silks and cashmere ar the latest. Our
whole line in wearing aysare) is up to
date and prices are the lowest. Our
Holiday line for children eeasists of
dolls ant all hinds of tsys. De not
forget where you an buy the cheap
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SLUM BOY CARVED OWN CAREER
Apprenticed at Seaman He now
Sheriff of Nottingham.
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London Dec. 28. Councillor Thos.
Ward who has been electod sheriff
of Nottingham, haB had a remarkable
career.
Born in the Nottingham slums 51
years ago, he was sent to the work
house school and when 12 years of
age the guardians fcent him to a So"tb
hampton training ship. Twelve month
later he waa apprenticed on a mi.
trawler but left when he was 16 and
out of the guardian's control.
Returning to Nottingham he became
a pony driver in a local colliery, but
owing to a strike of the miners In 1876
he was thrown out of employment. Be
ing 19 years old and having but few
termined to try his luck In the Aus
tralian gold fields and obtained a gov
ernment free passage.
He, however, returned to Notting
ham after 13 months and secured a sit
uation aa porter in a large yeast fac
tory and was later promoted to sales
man. By strict attention to business
he gained the firm's confidence and
was subsequently admitted as a part
ner, becoming In time the sole pro
prietor.
He Is now a member of the board of
guardians, and two years ago was the
chairman over the same institution
which sent him to sea. He has been
a member of the city council for the
past five years. In politics he is a lib
era! and is extremely-popular.
Toang Lord Buys Aeroylane.
London, Dec. 28. The young Duke
of Westminster, who has purchased an
aeroplane in which he hopes to make
flights in the near future can be trust
ed to provide Borne exciting moments
for his friends and relatives when he
once gets aboard for he is one of the
most daring young sportsmen of the
present day.
He was on Lord Roberts' stair dur
ing the South African war, and he has
made many Journeys into the interior
of Africa and America in seach of big
game.
As a child, the Duke of Westmin
ster received the name of "Ben d'Or"
after the lat duke' celebrated orse
had won the Derby. To his friends he
is still known by that name. Racing,
however, has not taken the hold upon
him that might have been expected in
view of his Grosvenor blood and his
immense wealth. He prefers the de
lights of riding his own horse to vic
tory in a -point-to-point race to the
honor of winning a big race on the
flat
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BERNARD DALY TTHO APPEARS
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In The lounty Court for Union Coun
ty State of Oregon.
In the matter of tne guardianship ol
the person and estate of David Troy,
an Incompetent person. Order for sale
of real property. .
Now at this time, this matUr cam.
regularly on to be heard, upon .th.
petition of R. C. Mays, guardian of th.
person and estate of David Troy, a'.i
Incompetent person, the said guardian
appearing by his attorney, F. S. Ivan
hoe, and based upon the petition of
the said guardian, filed herein, and K
appearing to the court therefrom ihat
it will be to the best interests of said
estate and person .of the said David
Troy, that the real property mentioned
and described in said petition be sole
in the manner provided by law.
It Is tt?r?for hrhy considered,
ordered and adjudged that the sai.1 1:
C Mays, as guardian of the estate aiv
person of the said David Troy, w
ceed, according to law, to make salt
upon ' execution, of the following ;lc
scribed real property, belonging t
said estate, to-wit:
The Northwest quarter of secVc.
22 in Township one (1) north of ransJ ,
55 E. W. M. in Union county, Oregoa,
and the following described real prop
erty in the city of Elgin, said county
and state; commencing at the North
east corner of the south cast quarter
of the Northeast quarter of the South
east quarter of section 15, township 1,
North of range 39.' E. W. M. and run
ning thence west 160 feet, tnence
South 27? feet, thence East 160 feet,
thence North 272 feet to the place of
beginning, consisting of one acre,
more or less, in Union county, Oregon.
It ia further ordered that before pro
ceedings to sell Bald property, that the
said guardian R. C. Mays, execute the
necessary bond that is required by
law for the faithful performance of
his dutieB in the premises as such
guardian and that he cause citation to
issue and be legally Berved upon Da
vid Troy, said Incompetent person,
Mary Knight, Dellla Beam, John Troy
and Thomaa Troy the children and
heirs apparent of the said David Troy
requiring each of them to appear- in
said court and matter, on or before
the 31st day of January 1910 and
show cuse If ny they have why said
lands Bhould not be Bold as herein or
dered, and that service of said citation
include the service upon each of said
persons of a duly certified copy of
the original citation accompanied by
a duly certified copy of this order.
Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this 22
' nd day of DecemDer, iaua.
j J- c- HENRY,
' County Judge
IN "SWEET 1NNISF ALLEN HERE.
The New 1910
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J. B. Whlteman & Son, locjil .
Union county agency for the Max
car is now on the way here from
La Grande in a week's time. The
models of the 1910 Maxwell, rang
down to 10.
$ $ $ sj
SC3M0NS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for the county of Union.
Ella Moxley, Plaintiff.
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Fred. I. Moxley, Defendant
To Fred I. Moxley, the above named
defendant:
In the name of the state of Oregon;
yon are hereby sumoned and directed
to appear and plead to the complaint
filed against you In the above entitl
ed suit and court, on or before the
21st day of January, A. D. 1910, the
same being the last day of the publi
cation of this summons, the first day
of publication hereof being December
10, A. D. 1909.
And if you fail or neglect to so
appear and plead herein, on or before
said date, then plaintiff will apply
thereafter to the above entitled corrt
for default against you for such fail
ure and neglect, and demand the re
lief prayed or in her eomplaiat filed
hereht, tewtfc For a ieczee forever
dissolving the mautage eontaoet exist
ing .between plaintiff and iofendant
herein, by reason of defendant having
deserted and abandoned plaintiff, with
out uet cause or excise, tor . more
than one year prior to the tonunenee
ment of this suit; and for judgment
for her coBts and disbursements here
in, and for such other and further re-
A RATIO
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THE GEORGE PALMER
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LCAL AUTOHOIUI K"Vin n
auto dealers, have been given the
well machine. A demonstration
the factory and should reach
iocal dealers will handle nine
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lief, from time to time, as may he' aec
essary and proper to enforce suci
decree and Judgment
This summon sis published by vir
tue of an order made and entered, by
Hon. J. W. Knowles, judge of the
above entitled court, at chambers, ia
La Grande, Oregon, on the 7th day, of
December, A. D. 1909, which order
directed the servica of this suinons
upon you by publication for a period
of six consecutive weeks, and for sev
en publications thereof, in the La
Grande Weekly Observer, from and
after the date of the first publieatton
thereof, towlt, from and after Deoem
ber 10th, A. D. 1909. '
L. DUNHAM,
Atty. for Plain tKC
(D. 10-17-24-31-1-7-14-21.)
Special Session of Elks.
La Grande Lodge No. 433 B. P. O.
E. will hold a special session Wednes
day eevning, December 29, 1909 at
7 : 30 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of
jnitoing candidates. By order of
. H. E. COOUDGE, E. R.
Attest, HUGH MC CALL, Secy.
Bargains.
' Visit the sale this week and get
, bargains. , '
' VAN DUYN COMPANY.
THAT IS WELL MAINTAINED IN
OUR OPTICAL WORK
. When you come to us to have your
eyes fitted we ascertain the exact con
dition of your eyes litting you care
fully with the. lens that relieve your
eyes completely not by nialdng tbe
eye accommodate itself to the lens,
but by having the lens fit the eye
perfectly.
Our experience and genuine skill
assure you of EXACT work always
and without exorbitant charges.
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