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; ThS Elk8Jenjopd a dancing party
and luncheJn la 'Vvening a . 'lari
crowd atterliiDK - . J
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. The ladles 4 tie a rnoon KJie
Clubwill bp. ynter'ined ThufsJa.v
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f7ei7 Socfc of Absolutely lighdrade
Groceries-Absolutely ' Fresh Bexause
the have not pepn in store 24 hours
As thcld-d of th l frrhfr 1 UVw i
iSale v!i
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auernoon at Mie hJ:ae of Mr r
have, ever Ke!d is drawing
P. N'ewlln, on
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Both Departments:
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Are nnder the experienced managemeat f Mr, Herbert Pattisen.
who has been la the grocery bislnes,.In this city for, the, past l
years and If cjose atteatfoa to bnslaess eeaats Iter anything . he
should kilow the wants of this1 omraBpity. Vi' , V. i;
L.?Tr. Herman Eoesch has been proprietor .efthe Royal Bakerr for1
the past two years and learaed ats trade la Philadelphia., Therefore
we think we hare s eoniblned . experience that plates as la a posi
tion to eater to the'wantsef the Bakery ana1 Grocery buying pub
lic. : ' " ; ' , .',;,; "t..; ;
tfe solicit yonr trade; pi'omlslngr to fire you the best puallty of
goods at the lowest prices.' Oar delivery wagon famishes prompt
'service. BOTH PROSES J "' ' '
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YOURS EpR BUSINESS,
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'tit.
New ; Yorit, Jau,.i DeUUs. were
given out todaytot the -prespectlTe
cutting of 1 $20,000,000' melon' by
the international Harvester Qotab&
ny, or 'Hamster Trust .The distri
bution m Ufcrthe'Torffl'oT'ik-Tiew
issue nf l?n nnn nrm r.CV,m. .
to be djftrlbntei VataNylas a Cibck
dividend To ' the nolders oKthe pes--
ent 180.000,000 of common stock. The
entire $80,000,000 stock will "be plac
ed on a ;4, per , cent,, dividend, basis,
beginning next( April.,. (
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Dr. W. D. McMillan
Painless Dentistry
la Grande National Blink Bldg.
' " Moth'JPhones
Royal jurQcery Bal
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ClUKt UlAlihU UhHtALY
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Iherei.bas;, been,, another . change
in tn date for filing on the . Uma
tilla homestead, tract, according to a
telegram received by, the local , land
office this mornlne. In orlelnal in
tructions It , was. first , lnterperted
that the opening day was on Februa
ry (0th. Instructions recfl(Ived '. at
the local land effice Indicated that the
date, was February first and an
nouncement to that effect was, made
a day or two ago Now comes along
the telegram, from, the department to
tho- t effect' that , the . date has, been
changed to February JOth. again. (1
This appears to be final and the
hundreds throughout the Umatilla
county and. the country at large" will
WBjtfih, for. further chang'ps "as there
arfl,(a. larfo number of" people " ex
tremals ; anxious? "tq 'get 'the1 few'
homt.8tea5j.,aTnaj,
Aa there, js so, muhjnterest n the
coming opening, derailed Instructions
aa , to. the mauneV of acquiring this
land la again' published by the Ob
server, and Is as fojlows:
. the' first lnatallme'nt for building; op
eration and' maintenance," nbt less
than $19.80 per acre of irrigable land
and the second Installment of charees
for building, operation and mainte
nance shall be due on December 1st
of the following year., ' In addition to
tho charges required with the water
right applications, it will also cost
$8.00 ' for flllnf the homestead an
pllcatloh. 1 ' , .;; ,; ;;
Persons desiring to file on any of
this land must first execute a nroner
water right application before "the
Secretary of the Water User's Asso
elation, and t subscribe , fon stock in
the association. . The water, r!ht an.
plication must, also be certified by
me., project Engineer, but where, be
cause, of lack of timei dlsUnca or o
cesslty.of, aubmlttlng, tho, water right
application, with, tbq., application jto
majte Homestead entry, it la not nrac
tlcable 4q(have he wa,ter -right apt
pucauon examined and anorored hv
the Project Engineer nrior to fllln
the same in the local land office, the
water right application must be-ex
irater wUl be furnished from lKi-w"er,gppUonf
Ui atllla Project tft approxlmafely . SuJed W ,nthe aI W offl
63 Homestead Entries to be eo'-reaf5,11 i The plications
. . i.t.. 'wiJT.' Will then Be-susnfindfld nrt fWni.
onaer ine provisions or tne Kca-i ... . t " "i-r k
mal'on Act In the Irrigation aeasoV of nSf" ? the po ect (Englnee! (or
19lh. for he areas as shown on the wruncanon, anaw rotfna to bereg-
farb nnlt olats. I u,ar In a" rePects, the Register and
Homestead entries accompanied h- ReceIvwI " the entrees.
aprllcatlons for water rlghtl aad&ha' Home"ew PPHcatlona may bf et
flrsl Installment of th hlreA W ecuted before the United state1 Com-
ling. operation and mafctenaSce . . . 6r at Hermlston. 0"on. and
ft niwi nv rtiA innKo.nl ftft. . 1 a
n"nui m, iiio tana 01
; be made at the local land office
at la Grande, Oregon, on End after
Feb! 10, 1910, beginning at I o'clock
The limit of area per ent, rti4'
sentjng the acreage which In .he optn
Ion f the Secretary or the Interior,
mayl be reasonably required for the
aupflort of a family on the 1 inds en
tredJ Is fixed at the amount i shown
npoi the plats for the varlifus form
unit!
' The building of tho irrlgai
tem.$f.0.00 per acre of lrrlgnlla land
payable in not less than 1(4 nnnunl
Instalments, each payment
thanl $C.OO, or some multiple
per lore, except that In the
land! hereinafter entered, the first m
stall nent of the building char 9 shi 11
be $ 8.00 per acre and subseq lent 1 1
Btall nents $6.00 per acre, t nd t II
I ayi nt may be made at any time f
the ;alance of the building char :
remaining due, after certlflcJllon y
Commissioner of the llenerkl
office that full and satisfactory
fiance has been shown! with all
flee at any time after the land u
subject to entry, or they may be ex
ecuted before Ae Register ank
ceiver.
Persons desiring to know the
acter, location Ind value of
on sys-
hot;, 1m
theriyf
case pi
the
Lane1
comi
the
eaulrorMnts of the 1aw-"iig to
resltnce, culuvRtlanj andreclama-
tion.1 . ' .'V .tf-: V
All entries niade tor these ' land.
lands should m
person acquainted
tlons, or make A
Lite inquiry of
rsonal Inspect!
the same at HdVmlston, Oregorj
the undersigned
vanre the price
25c to 35c
Jolly & De
J. E. Coffey
O. A. Hasans
Myers & Kelly.
Christian son Bros.
char-
Ithese
some
with the dondi-
n of
otlce.
La Grande. O., Jan. 26, 19101 We
barbers, agree
f hair cutting
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VOIILD STOP
SLAVtlir
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TWnrt - Ton OU C rr u
ell fuxtdn, one Xfi-tKe -most iamous
of flrltlsh reformers, today celebrat
ed ls 73d birthday by 'issuing an-
uiutr appeal io Jingiisnmen and
Americans on the subject of the con
dltlolis of slavery; In the Portugese
cocoa plantations of West Africa. As
chairman of the Anti-slavery and Ab
origines Protection SnrWv nf Vnit.
land, Sir Thomas has waged un
ceasing war against those responsl
ble jor cruelties practiced In Congo
and -West Africa!
Although his large income la de
rived from a breweryy Sir Thomas
Ar i,
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Men's, hats worth up
; tV$3:oo.. .i: ;.K:.75e
Boys knee "pants on
8aIe.;J.,..i9e
ifens "coats "and ' vests';
Mens dress
CI
ts
f8
55c
Boy' underwear value
Mens high top shoes
value to $5;i0..,, 12.98
Mens pants now going
at.....:. '1.2iirlM
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" Coat 'sweater foK" men'
"and boys,'.Jj'".'..lof
'Suii cases reduced ''
.. ..20 per cent
..1-2 price
Dress goods worth to
'"i.25"at ;:''.;,.;i'.69e
Childs wool sweaters
i' p,. .S5c
"Boys clothing"
If'fr
. .l-2 irlcf:
''rti.il j' '! ,y i''- :-vt -t',
Childs coats worth up
to $5.00.. '.. '..-.Iibd'1
Misses coats
..hi price
Ladies suits going at
.... Fac.torjr cost
.Ladles one piece dres
ses
..Factor cost
h.-ii-.-j.
Ladles Jackets.lA.
... i' i.i
-Kemember, only a-few-days-more of -West's -12th-Ah
1 1 i t rt . ,W1U lu tllloo 11
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FMIITS
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Peacfces 6c$f for SOe ;
Pears Jfij
RDricots 3lbs
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THE QUALITY STORE
Is also the leader of the . temperance
forces of Great Britain" T '
'. ' That Sir Thomas' .Powell Buxton
should beH permanently identified with"
the management of the Anti-slavery
society Is wholly In keeping with the
traditions of hteyfamily;f For his
gTandfater an namesake'the " flysl
baronei Jachiel internatloiJ fame
as 'an ajb'plitlonlat and' succeeded WI
All flfftiamnlAn nf I Via alol
lii'thelWest1''' Indies! contrlbutfag
more than any other one man for al pyre.
their emancipation.; He was, asso
ciated likewise with his slster-In-law,
Mrs. Fry,.in the ' reform . of the
prison mafiagementv "' and the ifitf o
ductlon of more humane methods in
penal institutions . ; while- another
movement whlch he helped to -Arlng
to a successful issue'wa th 'doing
toj mm iu Butee id inam-i-inat
Is to aay, the tImehonfred iractlce
of 'burning alivB.Uhe , Vldbws of de
ceased Hindoos o& the latter tuner
I The
n
Figs Black 2lbs
'JS.
Prunes 10 clb'3lbs
50c
50c
25c t
Figs white 2b T , 25c
25c J
to ad-
from
1-26-2
Hat
ahaH be accompanlid by inpllcaUon
for water rights in due foruVand by
- l'nbllshcrs (Jircn Exoncratlokv
New York. Jan. 26. Judge Charles
M. Hough, In United States District
Courts todaj,- issued an order quash
ing mo Indictment Jphnrglng crlmnrt
llbe Rgalnst the , Press Pjibllshlng
Company, publlsheri'of the New Ttrk
woria, m connectlfea; with the xki
chnin rt iS Pan rfi1
sn .1. " i
SumTotah?ofHuman-
la attainad by ft masf who aeiects 'piaoaLkM ia aptfrerad y ila
lfa an" adaptabla for ala antlra f aaofl. Wimamiaat audi condl
tlon appractmatea abaat Ua kaea est joy Imaginabla. "Wkar ara
anon oondltiona to b fonad to tha rapidly growtar North vest T 111
yon. Go to C. J. BLACK. Ha kaa a larga aaooat of property listed to
PtoparHy, Orala rarma, Hay Itena. Timbor Laa a. vtta or with
mut imBrovamoata. Prlcca ki. . Lat aa is rw
J. BLRCR, The Real tstale daa
STEWARD'S) OPERA
.Matinee. Trursday, January 7, 1910
i-w- THE
: CITY
t GROCERY
i&MKERY
,- - t
Champion Athletic Vaudeville (Company
. r tf a . n r m r '
lucludinQ Sam Berger, "Farmer" Bifns; acA McComcA,
7m AshbeU, John Hermansen, Ihe Glockers-Chas., Anna,
Lackoirand Fran fa, and-pther.big features-
l.JV. Bdxks 2MuUmited timber cj&fce age..seat$'hxO'J
LO?T-A- reward' will be paid for the
-uiH w a aiamond ring lost b.
R w w!1"' Ive with Mr..
Wade, Slater building, and re
elve reward.
k 11 Farm for fill . -!
4rnU?r acfeVsuth
rL 7 iM 00 the f00t Ml JpaL,
2 ? If cPPortunitJes vfo? dairy.
Jig. stocV raising, beerCultiire.'fniit
tracts, diverslfied-xarmlng m general
100 acres timber. Addreaa Mra. L. B.
Shambough, L . F. D. No. t., La
Grande. Oregon.. - v:. : i-jb-ji ,.
I T. KATOTT. X
f ePf fed. Exca atiays, and
A Fillif . Phone Eh..1
V Aosna a
"r?. T?4 angratal
and Wastxfcfcton knd Sneenwood fcni
Fir. Fladel nleiai fnn. t .v..
viucv,
NURSIN
In mater
Address P,
FOR RENlhThr,e furnished room.
for light ousel ieeplng. Inquire of
Mrs. S. C. : uber, cor. Seventh Street
and Washh gton javenue. 1-19.22
oman with exnerlene
Ityj cases desires mv'
Box 760. 1-19-25!
Notlcr '
This Is td inform thn
Jic that thi underalnArt 1,.
chased the! Spokane Pflt0. . .
xa Grande. iOree-on bta ,
"Cr k,nd Peonage.
"7s 'Lor re most cpwteous
treatment PThis lfestaurnf i- .
day and nlgtt I "vcu
JIM KEEtProii SDokftn t?.;
rant Compaly. I j.,,...
Ml It rTT'TTrr . Bk.
nouse In food tondltlon
Inquire of h L. Beyers at the La!
Miauue iat 1 cank. 1-24-29-
golden brid, between i903 3djst.''.
and,corncr- of 4ndl !4th. rider
plefce leave at City RWordr
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