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In taI!:Te have tlie foHo vlngj
Alfalfa, Radish, three 7iieUes, Tvrr.ip, Etue Crass, Sweet
as, IMx, Onion, yellow and red. White Clover,
Hubbard Squash, Sweet Com, Pop Corn, four varieties
Beans, Parsnips; Utile Gem Peas, Beets, Carrots
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Mcs Seed Co.
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Sheriff Chllders went to Elgin to
day on business. - - : "
j, Earnest Snediger, recently of Can
ada but now of Cove, is over from
Cherrytown today on business.1
. , .. .
G. E. Fowler has 'added a hand
gome new piano truck to his transfer
line in this city. '.
J. K. Romlg was a passenger from
Portland this morning en route to
his home in Baker City.
Virgil V. Fisher of. Monument and
"William H. Davidson of Helix made
homestead application, at the land of
fice" today.. :'. -.-,'. .
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Mrs. Lulu Leonard went to Union
this morning for a short visit with
the Bfdewell, family of that city. ?
, Mrs. L. C. Gllham who has been
vlsitnng friends in the city since Sat
urday, returned to her home in Walla
. Walla . today. ' ' . ' .' ' ' ; ..'
The N. K. West department store
has Installed one of the . big new
shirtwaist cases, usually seen in the
larger cities. ' ' - '' - - ';
L. C. Bailey, advance man for the
"Belle of Japan" is here today con
ferring with Manager Steward for a)
uaie ior nis snow. - . ,
' Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Martin arrived
this morning from Seattle and are
guests of Judge and Mrs. W. M. Ram
sey. Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Ramsey
are -sisters. ' .
John Anthony returned to Rondo
wa today after spending several hours
In the city. John says it will be sev
eral weeks" yet before fishing is in Its
. prime. -' : ' ;! ' '"'.-. "''.' j
C. M. and C. 0. Stackland, well
known fruit growers and shippers of
the Cove district came over to the
city yesterday to see Stubborn Cin
derella, and will drive back today.
V. A. Harmon, gereal manager
and W. C. Parish, superintendent of
the Eastern Oregon Light and Power
company, are here from their head
, quarters at Baker City today, ' tn
meeting the local hidings , of
I "concern. vr '
petition is being circulated and
generously signed asking that Judge
Knowleg parole Orlie ' Chandler who
was this week convicted of perjury.
It is Btated that every Juror who sat
on the case has signed the petition.
J. I. Messenger formerly engaged
In the lumber business at Union, but
now manger Of the Oregon and Idaho
Lumber company of Val ' and Onta
rio, was a passenger on this, morn
ing's train for Elgin,
GEORGE
' , XLMCS. Vlce-Pres. "SHER CCD W ILLIAMS, 2nd Asst: Cash
. ' ' P. L. MEYERS, Cashier. .
GRANDE NATIONAL BANK!
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J J GRAHDt, OREGON
United Mates Depository
Capital and Surplus $180,000.00
DI1VECTORS
George Palmer
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ii Lr Meyers
W. M
WiUi our ample resources and facilities we can ren
der you effldtat service and handle your business
; ' U your entire satisfaction
& $
The ladies of St Peter's Guild an
nounce a 25c luncheon to be served
from 3 to 8 p. m., Saturday, April
2nd. at the home of Mrs. Chas Conkey
at 1312 Penn.. Ave. The menu con
sists of salads, meats," cakes and of
sherbets, with tea and coffee. A cor
dial invitation is extended to' all the
friends of the Guild and the public
In general.
Annual Stockholder's Meeting
The annual meeting of the -stockholders
of the Grande, Ronde Reser
voir company will be held on the
llth day of April, 1910 In their ofSce
at. La GrandeOregon, for the pur
pose of electing nun dlrectbrs and
for the transaction of such other bus
iness as may come before the 'meet
ing. .'."'.-' ,'--'...: j-.,-v"' -v;
3-31-4-11 J. E. REYNOLDS.
STRAYED From my place near
Summervllle three ; weeks ago,' bay
mare 6 years old, with blemish on
left shoulder, weighing about 1300.
Reward for return or information
leading to her recovery. Phone Ind.
27U: GEO. S. MOATS.
"i;' 3-31-4-5.
KOTICE FOR FITBLICATIOS. .
Department f the Interior.
P. S. Land Office at La Grande, Ore
yon, January 24th, 1910.
Notice Is hereby given that Walter
E. Pratt, whose postofflce address is
Alicel, Oregon,, did on the 24th day
of June, 1909, file in this office sworn
Statement and Application, No.
06723, to purchase the S 1-2 NB 1-4,
Section 8, Township. 2 South, Range
40 East Willamette Meridian, and
the timber thereon, under the pro
visions of the act ' of June 3, 1878,
and acts amendatory, known as the
Timber and stone vLaw,H at such
value as might be fixed by appfAlge
ment, and that, pursuant to such ap
plication, the land and tlni
An' -i . ; . 'l-of vuere- J
j.a oeen appraised, $245.00, the
timber estimated 205,000 board feet
at $1-00 per M, and the land $40.00;
that said applicant will offer final
proof in support of his application
and sworn statement on the 21st
day of April, 1910, before the Reg
ister and Receiver, United States
Land Office, at La Grande. Oregon,
test this purchase before entry, or
Initiate ( a contest before patent Is
sues, by filing a corroborated fcfS
iZr'ii la , this office, alleging lacti
which would defeat the entry.
; F. C. BRAMWELL,
. ". -'-' " Register.
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C. C. Penington
G. L. Cleaver
F. M. ByrKit
W. L. Brenholts
Pierce
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Bunch of -Lilacs...'
Spanish Marriufte 51 "
Caught in his own trap. -
Song '-",'.. .))'.
"Bonnie Highland Lassie" ,
Feature "The Duke's Plan"
lEMISSiCMIIc
Elbert H. Hubbard-
Iowa Congressman, Who , Opposes
. Speaker Canron.;v;--,i i -.
,..y-;?'sr:;:-,-'Srf:
.... .L-i. 1, y.
- One of the western representatives
who have been a tborn In the flesh of
Uncle Joe Connou. during the prefwnt
session Is Ellwrt n. Hubbard, who
represents the Eleventh Iowa djotrlct
Mr-. Hubbar ?omej bU'iaclilty. jn
dongresslonat vrk by nheritnm'p
since his fnthpr represented loWS
district in coTiM ht;'ZJ2 '
Victor Murdock.
One of the Leaden ot the Insurgent
-"iwl Vim
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The very Iih.-iU wA front of the tn
wrjrcnl c; ;. :.i'n l, oin.ut.ti Luiiun
hu .'."i!:rHMK:iiairc Mf"
dM k ut !"tMn ,! i in - Vrr 1'lif
cr lr vlti'.L'i l,r:iii"!i of H' it:it)iml
lejrtKlntnre Mr hmlck b;u:.w! k"""'
of lit j: "i.in-n t. v, liile siiuuh in the
fd 1 1 oil u I ekiti oi the VVIihlia l;.ii
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Killed by nn Automobile
Rosewell,. N. M., March 31. W-
7
vauns
Johnson an, aged capitansi.
was Instantly killed today by a man
whose team was frightened by his
auto. The man. threw . a heavy
wrench at' the auto striking Johnson
and oructlng his skul. - ;- ,
t Congressmen.
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if ; Gasclina wood saw.
Fhouo orders to Black 1851. .
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Four Days Suit
Commencing Wednesday at 9 a,
m., we will put on sale our entire
line of Ladier and Misses Skirts, at
a big reduction. Our line consists
of Voiles, rv'amas , and French
Serges, in Black. Blue, Brown Drays
and Tans. Don't mill this sale.
3-29-t2 THE VAN DUTN CO."''-.
Trcasmer's call for County and Scalp
Bocnty Warrant.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned Treasurer of Union Coun,
ty Oregon, has funds on hand to pay
all warrants' on the general fund and
Bed prior to August 1, 1909. Interest
on the above ceases on the 15th day
of March, 1910. JOHN FRAWLEY,
Treasurer of Union Cotnty, Oregon.
Sunlight
truly desc rlbes the brilliancy of
this new Tungsten lamp for elec
tric light , With the same amount'
of , electric current Its wire fila
ment radiates from two to three
times as much light as the ordi
nary carbon Incandescent. :
Use
Tungsten
Lamps in
Your Home
They will cut your light bill .in
two or, double your Illumination
without extra cost. Try a G. E.
40-watt lamp a fh-st, It . con
sumes one-flfth less electric c'lif-.
rent anfl Ib twice aa brilliant as.
the U candle porter carbon lamp
you now use. v. '!"
USfERN OREGON LIGHT AND
rmi coHriii "
Line of
at
S
ICECREAM
PARLORS
OPEN
After
Dark
Nmest
Uniquish
Special
Novelties
elder
WATER BOXDS
Baker City will Tote ou a $:!!H),0(M)
bond proposition
On April 4th there will be a spec
ial election held In Baker City for
the purpose of deciding whether or
not, the people want to improve the
water system by voting $200,0CO In
bonds. '; - ;
IOU BIBLE READERS
Find the origin of "All FooN Pay'
y In Matt. 29:2
Among the many explanations ot
the origin of the modern observance
of All Fools Day is that It dates from
the acceptance of the Gregorian cal
endai In France Jn. 1582? Prior to
that time the year oegna uu iimnu
25th, and the feasting and merry?
making lasted until April Jst, when
gifts were exchanged among friends
and kinsfolks. Borne authorities how
ever find the origin of the custom In
Matt. 29.2.
Blew Lines Added
Having purchased the Gement, Lime, Plaster line of
0. F. G6olidg9 we are now prepared to fill all demands,
, in addition to cur regular FEED and FUEL business.
' Just i eceived Garof fresh alfalfa meal and a car of
. :oal. j '
Both Phones
GRANDE RONDE CASH CO.
ALFALFA MEAL
It takes the place of bran. Is better
aha cheaper c;.t be beat.
I
S SEEDS
Waters-Stanchfield Produce Co.
.FLOUR. FEED, WOOD
, 1410 Adams Ave.
PHONES: Black i2U Independent kSi
BSC
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BE PATRIOTIC OSOEUSQ
SUG1B AND IS8IST CTOJ H1T1ICI
HOME MADE. THE AEW FKESB
IS SOW IS AIL THE GX0CES1
ST0HE8.
HTOi!
VANT OERTli
: Kennewlck. Pasco and Walla Walla
have suddenly Jumped Into the pro-,
fesslonal baseball clouds again and
last night informed Grant Lincoln
here that they want to form a four
club league with ' Baker City, La
Grande, Walla Walla and Paaco and.
Kennewlck combined. Enterprise,
this morning threw up the sponge
In trying to foster Class C baseball
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her sister towns "want in" has again
revived the possibilities. It is now
up to Baker City to say ihe word,
and a conference of all these towns
will be held' in La Grande.
We handle only the best quality
and our stock is new and fresh. Ten
will not be disappointed If yon plant
your garden with ear SEEDS.
Sugar
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