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LABI) CHEEK, FIVE rOIXTS AXD
OTiiEHs abs men.
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Cot-aly roads and bridges is many
sections of county hurt.
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Recent flood water - have left in
tJielr wake a long string of ruined
county roads. Ladd creek, during
its recent high wator 'stage tore out
the Ladd creek canyon road in many
places and it will be some time be
fore tbe.klghway can be fully re
paired. -
Clark creek near Elgin was also
destructive. Bridges along the upper
tfistrlct of that stream f have been
washed away and much damage done
la & general way to the highway run
Jilag along the stream.
Five Points creek, la the upper
sctlons, is Just now commencing to
do damage to county roads and to
Jbrldgegjalongjttpatl;.;.';;
xne oew roaa -at rerry, tnougn
damaged slightly, stood the teat well
and Is now repaired again. Patrols
re Btatloned along, its borders, how
ever, to prevent a gradual undermln
Jng during the high water.
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Etpetrs from beadqaartcrs this morn
lag Trains running on t!me
Manager England of the C. R. of
O. said today that there was no
trouble along the line from Union
to Cove. Reports to the effect that
trains between the two towns hare
been delayed on account of bridges
being washed out and other troubles
from high water are false. The only
delays on the road have been caused
by the lateness of trains on the main
line which the branch trains have to
meet for liiall and passengers. ;
- " lecture on Lanier
rew York, March 23.Sldney
Lanier, confederate , soldier, lawyer,
educator, novelist and one of the
Sounth's greatest poets,' will be the
subject of a lecture to be given at
the Waldorf-Astoria this evening by
Jfivelyn Nichols Kerr. The money
realized will be turned over to the
endowment fund of Wilson College.
Many of the prominent Southerners
now residing in New York will be
: present " .
Ordinance Sfo, 410, Series 1910.
An ordinance authorlning "and di
recting the Mayor and Recorder to
purshase from Walter W. Pollock,
certain real estate, for sewer- pur
? ; poses, and to fix a price paid there
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The City of La 0 ramie does ordain
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Section: r.--Th(t the Mayor and Re
corder "of' the City of La Orande,
Oregon, bo, aud they are .herehy nu
thorlred and directed . to purchase
from- Walter W. Poilo!k the follow
ing real' estate, to-wit: ! Blocks .13
; and 14 In East Addition td tlw town of
La Grandei at a price not to exceUl
the sum of $3000. : " '
. Section. 2. Inasmuch as the Cltr
now holds an soptlon on said above
flescuflbed property, at the price
above named,,, and can- secure the
same for said consideration, rnd it is
expedient and necessary thrt the City
purchase said property lo be used
in connection witH tLe proposed sew
er iyatem, dot. .iwtfore, ln order to
secure th peace, Mcilta and welfare
of the , City, immer.r toly, an emer
gency Is hereby decki-ed to exist, and
this orlnance shall be in force and
tsla efffHt, on nd after its approval
by the Mayor,' and its publication in
cno lPf'.i- of'tho.La Grande Eevnlng
C..; i vor on the 24th day of March,
Prr . c J tU Council on the 21st day
rf ?"anh, 1010, , by eight members
t . '. t iVrofor.
Jtrr-rovJ tUt X3 Cay of March,
Ttb last reck before Easter will ba a ba
7 cn but y?& aro cukfag a special effort to'."
e:a tliat everybody b properly fitted out for
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tiat day of days; Our storo waa never in bet-
tsr condition to cater to your very Easter
Trant, and besides in elaborate stylo showing
.this week b to be a bargain and social event.
Special Musical Program in Afternoon
All Cash Sales Slips for goods bought this week
have double value in our premium department
r THE TEMPLE OF ECONOMY
Opera House BlocK .. : La Grande. Or.
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nc vnoie vona is msr coming to lumi
Germany. Russia. SDnin.- cnth i rnntrh
bules its share of pmisc for I LUkhcll
beauty and construction- and patronage
follows praise. t
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THERE is not a cheap feaure about the'
Mitchell; exceot its mice, and it fta 1
everything ithat mares an A utomobile 1
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DISEASES
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PREVENTS
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nnablstoand ,Bn "4 80 P1 prostrated me that I was
Iter u?on? SftT r DiKore7,d
' W. J. ATKIVS, Banner Springs, Tenn. v
PRICE 50o
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CCLD AUD GUARANTEED DV
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Its is low-cost, because it is not priced on
the hysterical basis, and because Mir fort
uities are so complete that we can keep t
down the cost of construction to where if
belongs. , ; . : " t
lit is hiah-class because if k man nt uJ
same high class materials that the world's ':
mgnesi priced cars are made of, and qual-!
ny is never sacrmced tor quantity.
It is beautifully designed, finishedand , eq
uipped is rakish smart, refined ;solid9
comfortable and luxurious! It K client
ils running absolutely silenh.-anHHiviir
last and serve you faithfully tor years to;
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VJhat more can there be to ah mitrnnnhiu
and why should any car on earth sell for
more money? ; . .
BoWrt Burton of the 'Miiado
Robert Burton, who Is staging th
"Mikado"- here ,1s a Cambridge man
and it one o fths many la La Grande
who await news of the annual eyent
on the Thames. '
Special For Up-to-date Famers
Extra fancy seed potatoes, for sale
from, last season's imported stock of
finest early varieties from Maine. Wis
consia, New York aid Colorado. The
eed from which these potatoes were
grown last year cost the grower from
13.50 to $8.00 per cwt F. o. B. en
i Qrande. Now you can hare them
at $1.60 per cwt P O. B. CarsImbler.
Oregon or at Beckley-Hudaon ranch
near Imbler. . The seed is better now,
too, on aocount of being acllmated
one year. .TThy plant old nn.eit
Fined Them 9100 Each
. When Henry' D. Alien proprietor
of the Jastlme cigar store and bil
liard parlors, and J. H. Mo Glnnls.
proprietor o fa cigar store to the Al
freds building, appeared before Judge
BmitH today and pleaded guilty to
the charges made by the grand Jury I
relative to minora, the Judce assess.
W a ane of $ 100 on each of the men.
They paid It withtmt a protest Bak
THREE tWGlimCEilT LWDE1S
.The Mitchell Six Cfliiuler, 5q horst power. 7 passengers
-t $2000 F. 0. B. Factory
The Mitchell Touring Cat, JO-35 hoist power, S passemtts
j $1350 F. O.B. Factory
The Milihell litadsler, 30-35 horse power, 3 passengers
' $t109 F. O.B. Factory ...
''fiiUerbrant 'Aitfo Co.-
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eel when 701 can get the beet so
reasonable and at ton same time be
assured of a perfect stand and yield.
. BKCKLET HUDSON,
Orowar of Fancy retatoea, Imbler,
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