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ILICE Cy BATTLES. : .
.1i fS r::s rut Drift Apart a4
J Ewt Arala Cere.
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Tb shearing of is Has con
teenced, the buyers of 'woe! are'eatli-
tring la Pflndleton from all ports ol
th east and from the south and a fsw
days more will see Eastern Oregon's
wool , season at its - height Frora
present Indications it will be one o
the most Important and prospero'j!
seasons the growers of wool in th'
:" Stler hin spent fire years In
. &e -civil war together, engaged In
twenty-five battles, withstanding the
fcardshlps of war and then drifting
. ... - lV. I state have ever enjoyed..
., . ' . . . - Shearing has, been in progress .In
watic Incident that occurred in, ta . ,, ' , ' ,
" . , - . 'i the Arlington country for several
eranae wnea james itooper oi rorv- - . . ,.
v , , v v ' vi I day's." Some growers have their clips
land claaped the hand of Constable , - . ,
1 ready for the market, others will fln-
se 4 rayc'.'. ;
Jane- T Ghanlio.
..Jane 18- Tendletoo.
Jnne 11 Pilot P-ock. . ..
. Jun IS. Vale.. ..
June. 14. Ontario.- -
.June 15. Mountain Home.
June 17 Baker City. .
June 21 Shanlko. .
June 24. Ileppner. - '..
July I Wallowa County.
July 7 Shanlko." - ;
July it. Wallowa County.
niXEB RESIGNS.
Each seemed dazed as he looked at . y are just getting ready to be- Spokesmtn.ReTlew Agent Will go to
the other and Anally Hooper. remark- . eCunnlnEvam shm , Canada Som on trip.
HCL? MAKE-
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d: "It seems impossible, but I guess
. fta true.. It was a hard long, cam
paign, wasn't It, but we came, out all
right after fighting the twenty-five
Itattles and numerous skirmishes.
TeB, we belonged' to the 100th India
na. 1 We. fought In Missionary Ridge,
Atlanta VIcksburg and Jonesboro; we
saw the Southern metal tried'but not
found wanting.' The boys of the
fonth ' were Just as good fighters' as
we were. ' They did not know what
gin shearing. The Cunningham Sheer Canada Sooa on a Tr
and Land company, one of the lars
est sheen comnanva In the state, wil' - R. A Hlner base resigned his posi
f.nlsh up this week, while the ; J. E tlon aa district manager ror ; tr.c
Smith company, another 'large con- J Spokesman-Review of Spokane, and
tern, Is Installing the machinery . for ere long will go to Canada on a junio
their shearine nlant and will be in et. combining business ana pieasur
full swing by the first of next week. Mr. Hlner has been astauncn Dooster
Rflnnrta from all sections where for La Grande ' while mating nis
nhparinff at all has been done headquarters here for the Spokesman
: t fhik frrf that th' fleeces are! for the past two years' and he has
remarkably free.' from' dirt' this' year, I won for himself many friends by his
while the staple is fully up to the conscientious manner or doing inipgs
' . ' . . . .uc' . v7 Whlle the staple is fully up to the conscientious manner oi aoms imugo.
ft meant to quit . , But We ' bad that Btandard being DOth long and firm. He has nothing definite" in new,
Tital advantage of .being -lght, and The cond,Uon of the market l8 g00(1 butVants to travel In Canada to see
ft was the right that prevailed after . ... . tv, wnnl for himself what the country-' there
years of horrible' slaughter."
Mr, Hooper r and Mr. ' Faulk were
iustered out' of the service June 8,
1.865,' it . Washington, D." CJ Each
went his way and they had not met
until yesterday, j Mr. Hooper Is here
Tlsltlng' Charles McCannand family.1
.HEACOCK'S The , tmly place . In
; ffalon County that yon can get a
new lena exactly like yours in less
than three or four days. Office jyer
NewIlnV Drug Store."
end with the quality of the wool as I for himself what the country-there
i-r.nft an nnr vr nroduced In ". East-1 Baords.
ern Oreeon 'it Is exDeced that theh Hlff successor here has not been
l.rlces will be good. I appointed yet
' The dates for public sales in Idaho
and Oregon have been finally agreed ; ' ' .
T AU ; ... Women Oarsmen to Race.
I the revised schedule of dates as It - V' ; - - '
will now sfand. Is aa follows; .- ' Seattle, ' April , 22. An interclass
May 16 Mountain Home. rrace for the women oarsmen of. the
! May 18 Payette and Weiser. : i University ' of Washington will, J)
s May 20,Mldville and Cambridge, j held today over th half mile Lake
; May 24 Fendleton. , . t'nlon course. ; . . - -
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'fit C.od 10.
t f
ook, ioMV vrlr, etc up to i'X) TKk. . , ;
Tb "Tii Booh ot 138 kw .!U hB4m. .rt o. ta J.m t.sll ol Po-5 . ,
k i.l t. lot I MMBt poUli-
Porchlight
- , CAN TOD IHAGISE
How bright, cheery and progres
sive this city will seem when there
is a porch light turning each ev
ening in front ol. every residence.
Installed at a flat rite of 50 cents
pet month. Call us u pand find
out all about It ... ...
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fl Ti:e ;'i?e Dying and .sanny iarks
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gtmai u.i Vrei.. ft Dry cWatnir . .'.fcdi a -WJ'.f. Good
Phcne Nzin 6 T ahaffey Budng
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The Eve ning Observer prints all of the
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As usual, the largest stock of Bulk , and pack
age seeds in the county. Alfalfajj Red Cloyer, ;.
Timothy, Red Top Blue Grass, White Cloyer :
and everything in grain seed. -Garden
Seed in Bulk. Hay, Grain, Feed and Flour
Phone Afan 57, ndepenpeiif 1481
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May as v;c!l faGc it and get done
with it. We have a lot of rub-
savers
Ammonia
Pearline
Gold Dust
Sapolio
Bon-Ami
Citrus Powder
Fresh Vegetables Every Morning
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W heimer Clothincr has let ItheV bars f down for
some other clothing house to walk in and
Migralr off-thl best trade in town. ;
Get; the 'best' tailor in the city to dissect Kup
penheimer Suit and compare with any fine
make -we are willing to star d by the results.
Come in and take a look Its a pleasure to
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