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Published Daily Except Sunday.
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Entered at the postofflce at La Grande
' as seconcl-"cUs matter.
clearance: sale: i
Thia. paper wni not publish any
. article appearing over a nom de
plume. Signed articles will be re
vised subject to fVa iiacretSaa Of Do
editor, Pleaee men your irtlcles uud
save aisappointmejjf.
Local' reading notices lOe oer line
. rst Insertion; Be per line for each
J subsequent Insertion.
Resolution of condolence. Se a line.
Mayor Armbruster, of North Yaki
ma, his chief of police and six coun
cllmen are made defendants in two
actions for damages brought as the
result of posting lists of habitual
jflrunkards in the saloons and for
bidding saloon keepers to sell liquor
. to men whose names appeared on
these lists. The plaintiffs are W. R.
Benham, butcher, and Frank- Hall,
both asking $50,000. Counctlinen who
are made defendants are Mull, Cul
ver, Schorn, Pease, Wenner and Shaw
The comulalnts say lists were posted
without due authority and that said
, lists led the public to believe that
the plaintiffs were habitual drunk
ards. These lists were first posted
In the saloons on Feb. 1st, but were
removed the same day on the advice
of the city attorney.
We Mu t Make Room for our Spring Goods
avs Clearance Sal
Begins at the
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Monday,
February 6th
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Modern commercial activity Is em
phasized by the ' progressive spirit
Of the Medford commercial club. It
has a membership at present of 562
and when one realizes that there is
an initiation fee of $5 in addition to
the monthly dues, one gets a better
appreciation of the reason why, peo
ple hear so frequently of the Rogue
River city.
The Commercial Club of Walla
Walla Is determined that no one
hall be missed by the census man
when he comes to Walla Walla and
have Issued warning to all the inhab
itants to be In their houses when
' he comes. It this cannot be they
are urged to send a complete expla
nation to the club.
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It la showing the proper respect
now for a gentleman to take off bis
tat to a load of hay and he should
fall on his knees to a cord of wood,
Jeffries says It will be a fight be
tween the white race and the nigger.
It might the the "yeller" against the
-Mack.
Make a good guess on the census
Of the county and then you can say
"I told you so."
Croceries
Tinware
Crockery Glassware
Graniteware hosiery
Underwear Notions
Keey yout eye on our new
Window for Bargains
show
VJeek Beginning January 31 .
Unequalled Vaudeville Al
ways Something New
The Old Time Favorites Here Once More
Walters and Murray
lnmJheir Comedy Sketch
The Hired Hand ff e Suit Case Automobile
Do not fail to see this as it is a novelty Something New
Edlmlay
" lie Ventriloquist with his life size Irish dummy Mike
Pictures Change 3 times each Week
ITe Always Have the Best otamwe Don't Show
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Two Showslevery evening. Doors open at 7:15 and 5:45
Admission 10c and 20c. Matinee Wednesday and Satur
day,Admission 5c and 10c
Don't Miss This Show
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Mti Supply Intaise
It Is
thaw.
a long winter that Ms no
SNSOBS
ARE PICKED
JJJT OF THOSE WHO WILL H1YI
BOADS TO C1UB FOE.
fty eoart selects names for earn
ceanty road district
A complete list of the road super
yisora for the coming year has been
named by the county court The
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list follows:
DlBtrlct No. one. H. W. Gent.
District No. two, W. M. Porter.
District No. three Sam Thompson.
District No. four, J. B. Breshears.
District No. five, A. Wealty.
District No. six, E. E. Jones.
District No. seven, J. E. Saplngton.
District No. eight, M. D. Sanderson.
DlBtrlct No. nine, Jacob End.
DlBtrlct No. 10. Not appointed.
District No. 11 F. L. Brooks.
District No. 12, George Ruckman.
District No. 13, Garret Top.
DlBtrlct No. 14, Ole Mateson.
District No. 15, Nela Endrup.
District No. 16, J. M. Jones.
District No. 17, Not appointed.
District No. 18, W. S. Montgomery
District No. 18, W. O. Sherwood.
District No. 20. F. H. Owsley.
District No 21. C. E. Golden.
DlBtrlct No. 22, Not appointed.
District No 2S, Mr. Lovely.
District No 24, George Chadwlck.
District No. 25, Royal Jones.
District No. 26, Frank Roff.
District No 27. J. H. Rodman.
District No. 28, Frank Hemps.
District No. 29, Fred Nice.
District No. SO. Jas. E. Gllklnson.
District No, tl. Will Frailer.
District No. 22, R. II. Duncan.
District No. It. L. Drumsmith.
District No. 14. Ed Shaw.
District No. 15. 3. M. Crogan.
District No. 16. Not appointed.
District No 17. John 8peckbart
District No. 18, Not appointed.
District No. M. Willis Wright
District No. 4$. S. B. Hamilton,
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We have a fine new line of Hot
Water Bottles. They are the reli
able kind, are guaranteed for more
than a year and coBt you no more
than the doubtful sort Newlln Drug
Company.
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors.
In the District Court of the United
States for the District of Oregon
In the matter of W. E. Anderson
and A. Anderson, as partners, under
the firm name of Grande Ronde Hard
ware Company and the Imbler Hard
ware Company, and individually,
Bankrupts:
To the creditors of W. E. Ander-
Bon and A. Anderson, of Imbler, in
the County of Union and District
aforesaid, a bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that on the
2d day of February, 1910, the said
W. E. Anderson and A. Anderson
were duly adjudicated bankrupt; and
that the first meeting of their cred
itors will be held in the office of
the Referee in Bankruptcy in La
Grande, Oregon, on the 16th day of
February, 1910, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, at which time the said
creditors may attend, prove their
claim, appoint a trustee, examine the
bankrupts, and transact such other
business as may properly eome be
fore said meeting.
' JNO. 8. HODGIN. ,
Referee hi Bankruptcy.
February Bth, 1910. M-T.
The Oregon
Co to the Oregon Roeming and Boarding
House For Newly Furnished Rooms
- Dining Room in Conhection
Rates Reasonable
MRS. G. E. MOORE, Prop.
Fer Sale
Fire and burglar proof safe, nearly
new, at a bargain at
UcKennon, Fhy ft Roberts.
Bargains In Real Estate.
NO. 1. 157 acres Sanarldee land.
near Imbler; a good five room
house, barns and other out build
lags. 10 acres good orchard of
which 8 is ia good bearing; 80
acres in fall wheat 10 acres in hay,
balance all good grain or potato
land, all under good fence, one mile
from the town of Imbler, 1-2 mile
from school. About $1000.00 worth
fit nearly new household goods and
farm Implements goes with the
place, at the price et $16,956, Easy
terma.
No. 2. 80 acres, 7 miles from La
Grande, all under cultivation, good
6-room house, good barn aad all
. kinds of utbaildlngs. About two
acre family orchard, 60 acres in
alfalfa and timothy hay, good wa
ter right R. F. D. by the door.
1-8 of a mile from school. About
$400 worth of personal property
goes with the place at the price of
te.400,09.
No. 8. 20 acres adjoining the above
tract; splendid land well adapted
to fruit growing or anything else.
A. small house and aaler fence.
Price $130.M.
No. 4. CO acres, 7 miles from. La
Grande. Good new 5-room house,
good bars aad other oatbnfldlaga.
Two good Irving' springs, aad a
stream at water tor Irrigation ; all
uader good cultivation. It F. D.
by the doer. Telephone line. Price
$l,00l.t0.
Ne, IV 111 1-2 acres near the Osa
. rely war heusea, all ia fall wheat
and alfalfa hay; goed iaprave
aseata. If sold at oace caa he pur
chased fer tH.6ee.t0,
S?LAJbMER' P-- W. L. BRENH0LTS,:As8t.Cash.
FTJHOLmes, Vlce-Pres.V SHERWOOD WILLIAMS, 2nd jAsst: Cash
F. L.JM EYERS,'Cashier .
LA GRANDE NATIONALBANK
OF LA GRANDE, OREGON
United States Depository
Capital and Surplus $180,000.00
(DIRECTORS
GeorgelPalmer C. C. Penington
F. J. Holmes G. L. Cleaver
W. J. Church F. M. Byrkit
F. L. Meyers W. L. Brenholts
W. M Pierce
With our ample resources and facilities we can ren
der you effidsnt service and handle your business
to your entire satisfaction
No. I. A modem B-room house and
lot 60x120, In a good location aad
oa cash terms for $2260.00.
No. 7. Two lota oa Fourth street, 4
roont house, snail bara, city water
aai good welL Caa be sold aa tte
installement plan for $7M.OO.
No. 8. For 177f .lt. one of tha best
houses ta Old Tewa; 7-room house,
stone foundation. Twe lota, a snap
it taSasa at oace.
No. t. Three room house aad one lot
oa Jeffersea at Baaaa furnished,
good well; wood shed oa tha alley.
all for the very low price af $5M.
No. M.-A five room brick modem
house, bam. wood shed, two lots,
124x124. small orchard, shade trees,
an fenced for $2000.. -o.
11,-A fear room cottage on fT
t, elosa tm, two lota, city watsn, '
anl wood shed. Oa easy terau at
tha remarkably low price of $1400.
I wfll bo pleased to show yon any
of tha above bargains at aay tone.
whether yon buy or not.
Toara retpectfatty.
C J. BLACK, the Keal Estate llaa,
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