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LA GRANDE EVLITIKa OEoIIEVEIj;
TUESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1911.
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-TGilEHT'S -PRDfiUIS-
The Fishing Smack Ga union t.
In the Wildernis-Seltg.
His Wife's '": Sweetheart Bio-'
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Beautiful dishes glvento lady
patrons of the matinee. Bee die
play In lobby. '
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j ., . Harndon't Tru-Fruit v Chacolates.
i Made Just right. At all of the leading
i confectioner. ' '
General Repairing at B.3f.Lekhton's
AuW and Blcycls 'Garager I repair
everything ' Umbiella phonographs,
''ewing machlnea.'- typewrltera, Stoves
' 1 and ' gnnsv;Sbears "d W0 nP;
f ened, skates hollow .ground, saws fll
! ed and' set and soldering' of all kinds
'. done. I repair granite walr, make and
fit keys,' repair locks. I carry toll
line 6t flash', .lights and their sup
plies. Phone, Main .737, 309 Fir street
Black Orpblngton cockrels for sale
also eggs in season. R. A. Master
son, 1705 North Spruce St
' Tru-Fruit Chocolates.
flavors., - ;,.
No imitation
' Don't let your horses step on the
icy street Antl Slip shoeing. R. A.
MaBterson. .''. .
i , Owls Meet Tonight
Ur . The! local nest of Owls meets to
s''f nlgbi' and Executive Baker will re
I ' , port his trip to Portland to the grand
I' , ,net last week. All members are urg
I 1 ed to be oresent. ..
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No need to suffer
from sore, lams or ach
irfg back, acute conges
tion - or any ordinary
ache or pain. These
troubles go from had to;
worse, often - assuming
chronic forms' that are
difficult to cure. Blue
Mountain Kidney Rem:
edy will correct this
trouble for you. Phone
today for a bottle to be
delivered to your home;
For sale only at 5 ;y
jtirugComp'ny
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Thirty Pay al
For the Next Thirty Dy Ton
Hani Paint China, Clocks
to 5 Per Cent off. 1U relLiMe
i J. H. PERE, w'lc,;
V I Opposite U. 8. Lan4 Office
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' J. I Kingsbury of Portland, la a
gue$t at the Sommer today. ' '
C. H. Kent of St Louis 1 here wtth
his line of hardware. He la tot the
Foley.
F. S. Logue of Dai se, Is a business
idsitor'.ln the city,' stopping at the
Toley " ' .' ' .
Dave Clark, the Cove merchant,' ia
transacting business .matters in La
Grande today.
Mir. Wlllamson?' the horse buyer
; tram Portland, is stopping at) the Sa-
- voy hotel today.
I ? Mias Bonnie Forest now of Port
land, arrived, o nrtt"-friend"
.1 and relative! here. . ' ; ;
"Doc" Curtis, the -county surveyor
is looking after business ,1a; the north
end of the county today.
F. H. Petit a resident of Tacoma Is
sneodln the day in the cJ'Jy with
headquarters at the Sommer. ,
W. H. Arbuckie J Boise is here
vteiting his brother,- J." A. Arbuckie,
proprietor of the Model restaurant
D. L. Rosenfeld of San Francisco
is stopping at the Sommer while look
ine after business matters in this
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Dr. Clyde Hockett the Enterprise
physician returned to nla home today
after traneactlng business , matters
here.' : ,: ; :;v; ;;' Sv':;!'v:
W.' R. Kivette, the- lumber dealer
left this morning for Seattle. to look
after business mattera for a few
days. " y. :'""' :''
T. S., Harris, who is now located
with Ws daughter, Miss Alma,, of,
Portland, is Jn La Grand for several
weeka.'';? '. ..
:i- Harry C Zeek, a well known Union
resident spent yesterday evening at
the Foley;;wbil looking after busi
ness here. ' -'.''k'..J.---- ' ;' s"
- G. I Larison, the premier Allen is
Lewis man, la stopping at the Foley
today while transacting -company bus.
ines her. ') i;'. y
Ool. J. B. Eddy, right of way agent
for the O-W passed through the city
today en route east to look after bus
iness matters. . ... v .'.: ':,:.,.',
, P. J.sKelley, manager for the "Hon
eymoon Trail" and Louise Kelso and
Arllne Boiling, all of them show peo
ple aire quartered at the Foley today.
. Cha G. Bunte, of Portland, but
formerly of . La Grando is , In , the
city ; today transacting business. He
will probably , remain until the end
of the week. : :
,.The 11-year-old son of Mr. Brown
of Fmitdale was operated upon last
eveninlg at tlie hospital for an acute
case of appendicitis. The lad's con
dition is critical.
, Joseph Barton, of the Oregon Lum
ber company and the Sumjpter .Valley
railroad, with headquarters at Baker
is in the city transacting business
matters today. ' "
. Mrs. George Grout Noble Grand
of the Rebeccas, la in The Dalles and
will visit the lodges In Pendleton,
Freewater and Mttton before return
ing to La Grande. .. ':, -(
Miss Jane Harris, a former La
Grande girl, who has Just graduated
from the Ellensburg, Wn., Normal,
has accepted, a position in the school
of Toippeuish, Wn. : , . v v "
, Prof, and Mrs.', Clarke, who have
sipent the winter here while Urof.
Clark was a member of the high
school faculty, left this morning for
.California where they will seek im
provement of their health. I
- Among the local people who are
attending the auto show at Portland
are Mr. and Mrs, Jay Van Buren, N.
K. West and Dr. Btegera, C. R.' IWb
perd plans to go down to the metropo
lis later' in the week and see the fin
lsh of the show- '
CITY. S CAV ANGER Joseph , Turn
bull, city scavenger. Anyone want
ing my service call no City Recor
der's office, '.'i ''..
Can Boy Tonr sntfrware, Cat Glass,
& Jewelry at a Itrdnrttnv l from 10
Quality and Fully Guaranteed.
on A,oams Arenue.'
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. tvtst rivers rrAcrrriL
la am Interview Today Bemoeratlc
3 CoWnor Express Opinion. '
Salem, Jan, 24 In an interview to
day, Governor West advocated a re
vision of the Aldrich tariff, sched
ule by . schedule. . and also' thinks It
incumbent upon Congress to hold a
special session in order to devote un
divided attention to the tariff.
C0YEJ1'2E'T AFTES LEAKAGE
Tobacco Importers Hare Been Gross-
ly Misrepresented by SLij-pers
New York, Jan. 24 Federal author
ities today stated a country-wide In
vestigation following alleged discrep
ancies in wrapper filler statistic of
tobacco import' from-' Cuba.- It is eald
this had (leprhied the government
of five millions annually- for five J
years.'.,:'. : ,.: ..
Special Election at Lostine.
A special city election for Lostine
has been called to be held January 30,
1911, to determine whetSner the com
mon council of the city) of . Loetlne
ehall ta authorized and empowered to
l VP v w. the said city with a municipal
.water sydtem. This Is a matter of the
moat .Yltal.imiwrtanca to th wJfa
of our city and should receive the sup
port of every titizen, remarks the Re
porter. x;: "..'';: ';' :lry '.,;.,', :..'
ABLE TO LEAVE UOSPmL
Enterprise Man Beady to Eetum
Home After Operation Her.
. Samuel LeffeL a. resident of Enter
prise, who was operated upon at the
Grande Rondo hospital a few , days
ago by Doctors Molltor and Anderson
of Enterprise, was discharged from
the hospital. todajr. He 4s now ready
to return to hid home, completely
cured.":-:'': v '' ' '''.':' ';'-.-
tXEW DOG LICENSES HEBE.
Owners Must Again Attach the Sis
tint-tire, Collar to Their -Canines, v
With the beginning of a new year
comes new dog licensee, the same as
last year, and the collars should be
provided with' the 1911 tax' Immedi
ately. C. Mi. Humphreys, the city re
corder will issue the licensee during
the next days, when the time for bc
curing them expires. This matter la
urgently imp reeled ; upon dog fanciers-
so that subsequent trouble may
arise. ' . :' .: ; V,:'..'.-; . : ''
Mrs. Vandear Here.
Mrs. A. D. Vandear has arrlv i
the Foley hotel with her cc
stock of hair goods Switches
of combings. Ladles call at room
- To Core a Cold In One Bay
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnie Tab
lets. Druggists refuiid money If it
Hails to cure. E. W. Groves signature
to on each box, 25 oente.
; Notice to Public
I have purchased the shining par
lors of Tom Kapella on Adams avenue,
All money due Kapella comes to me.
Please pay at once. " '
': NICK STUMPAS.
' ; Notice of Meeting.
" The ladies of Foreign Mission
ary society of the Baptist church, will
meet at the home of Mirs. Happersett,
corner-O and ?th streets, Wedniesday
January 25th. A lanrlge attendance is
desired.' . . :,.: ;. ;
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Foley Kidney Pills.
Are tonic la action, quick In results. A
special medicine ' for all kidney and
bladder disorders. H. M. Beatty, Little
Rock, Ark., says, "For two years,
have been troubled with severe kidney
trouble. The pains across my back
and over my ' hips were' so bad that
they almost meant death to me
at
times 1 used several well known kid
ney remedies which gave me no re
lief until I used Foley Kidney Pills,
and these I can truthfully recommend
as they have made me sound and well.1
Hills Drug Store.- -'
Eczema Cure a Beauty Wash
Although D. D. D. Prescription has
been '(recognized for years as the one
remedy for Eczema, Psoriasis and all
other forms of skin diseases. It la now
known that there is no other wash,
even those used , by the beauty spe-
oallsts, that can compare with thlu
mild liquid, blackhead, rash and all
similar skin affections.
- For. this reason alone, a bottle of
D. D. D. should be kept on hand In
i household. A trial 25c bottle
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Somo Extraordinary Values Toddy in
v,' . . CotWn BlarJici Dcarlmcnt:
7ool TThito Blanket:
r Si23f $7.00, Values Clot?
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111 WoolITan Blanket, 124 Size;
X ''$3.50 Values, Now . . . . , . . .t3 C3
All 7hite, Grey and Tan Wool Hap
Blankets at a Saving Now.; : ' :
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$3.00 Values, Now . .$2.63
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Jf-All $3.00 VToblen obes,
l Our Bale at ,.
All $3.50 Woolen Robes,
hxQvat Sale at . ,;,v. . ; .
J v. i OT1TE COTTON C0HF0BT3
Largest Size i '"White Cotton ' Com- ;V'
forts ; Good Values at ; ; V . . . . .$1.53
Extra Largo White Cotton Com- i; ;;
forts; Good Values at ; . . . . ; .$2.63
Every Table Crowded
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QUALTTy THE
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will show you the merits of this great
remedy aa a complexion wash.'
D. D. D. seemB to remove the cause;
whatever the trouble may be, cleans -
lng the skin, and leaving it as soft as
smooth and clear as that of a healthy
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Get a 25 cent bottle today, and keep
it in the house. The Newlln Drug Co.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregoa for the county of Union.
Joseph Palmer and Julius Roesch,
PlainUffs y'::: v
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John Harris, ' Susan Harris, the
First National Bank of Elgin and
J. F. Phy, Trustee in Bankruptcy
of S. W, Scrlber, Defendrfnts.
To John Harris and Susan Harris,
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the above named defendants, you and
each of you are hereby notified to bo
and appear In the above entitled court
and anBwei1 the complaint thereon
filed against you in the above entitled
suit within six weeks from the first
publication of this summons, and de
fendants will take notice that if they
fall so to appear and answer, the
plaintiffs will for want thereof apply
to the court for the relief demanded
in the amended complaint towlt, that
plaintiffs be decreed to be the owners
in fee of the real estate described In
the amended complaint to wit, lots one
and two and the southeast quarter of
northwest quarter . and southwest
quarter of, northeast quarter of Sec
tion nineteen in township one south
of range 40, east of Willamette Meri
dian, and, south .half of northeast
quarter and south half of northwest
quarter, and ' north half : of south
east quarter, 'and southwest quar
ter of section , 24, and south half
of southeast quarter and southeast
quarter of . southwest quarter of sec
tion 23 and east 'half of northwest
quarter of section twenty six in town
ship one south of range 79, east of
Willamette meridian, In Union coun
ty, Oregon and that plaintiff's title
tbertfa ' quieted., .' ;
... Tint surrimors jh published by or
der w ?;in.' circuit court of, the
state of . Oregon for' tlv uwMy of
Union,' bearing date the Sth day of
January A. D. 191.1, directing
cation of this summons i-v: v..;'
secu'Jt'e weeks in the La Grande Ev-
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ct; C&CO Values, lTow........ .CU3
COTTON BLANHBT3.
$2.25 Values,
All Cotton Blankets at a Great Caving.
A Good Grey
A Good Blanket 10-d Ciso fcr. ;v. .7
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During :r.
All $5.00 T7ooIen -Sobca Duri1
' Our Sal at . . :..$i.C0
,$3.00
During
v. . .$2.45
All $3.CD VToolcn' Bobes During
- Our Sale at
Largest Size '
. forts; Good
Extra Large
forts; Good
with BARGAINS During our
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en!ng Observes (i. newspaper publlsh-
Yed ?,t La Grande, Union '.ViiiniyOre-
ton, aii-j of general circulation m
' a!d iWc
vnd county and the first
of "thl3 suaoons is on
pnoHr;
the 'loin day of January, A. D., 1911.
:.:,;; j. d. slater; ?,);:
Attorney for Plaintiffs
Jan. 10, 17, 21,, Si; Feb. 7,H, 21 ;
Xotict of Flni! iZcaeL
Notice U-'oivw gstea.it.". all ccn;
ceixt'!. that Win. Reynolds, admlnic-
' '"tar ot the estar?. -.t
'.".''.i.'!.f.r, Albert
.''atT8,
, cc:i:ty
deceased, , 't ito
'curt, of Union Cctnir Ore-
Son, his final rejio.t o,f U5.?.dslffl
ti&Do?. of the state oi said vVilll&ni
Albert J dams, deceased and ' that
said court has set Wednesday, the 8th
dKy cf February, A. li., i?tl a 2
o'c.oik . at the county ctrt
house in La Grange. Oregon.'fot the
hrnrTi'K ."f nrh rno.'f nhic .
tions l'ar.
Dnte.t at La Grande, Oregon, on
IKi :o:: day of January. ... 'C-,:n.
: ; WILLIAM. RBYNOtl'i?, ,
.Administrator of the estate of , Wlil-
4 !an? Albert Adam?. !ceased.
in. 'SO, ';:.:. 24, 31, Feb..?, 14, 51
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FOR SALE-A nine room modern
bouse, cement basement, furnace, hard
wood floors, two Are plaoe, lot 10
by 120, situated at corner Third and
J" street near new high school. Easy
terms. Address Mrs. E. W. Bartlett,
903 Third street, 1328 Ind.
FOR RENT New and second hand
sewing machines, $1.50 per month.
Rent paid to apply on machine If pur-'
chased. Machine delivered and called
for. Singer-White or New Home.
Room 2 Foley Bldg. Telephton:': !
Main 709 or Black 1291.
FOR SALE Four dozen pure bred
R. I. Red pullets and hens, 1 cock
and 2 cockerels, $15.00 per dozen.
$3.00 each for males, also soma fine
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Grey Tcolcn Bl
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$2.C3
White" Cotton Com-
Values at . .$1.C3
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White Cotton Com- -
Values at $2.S3
Special January Sale
: PRICES LESSH?
bald' barley hay, $16.00 delivered, for
cash. :'-';':.V .''-.:'.;.. ..'''.'"':.'.Q':'i
: : . ?'r ' GEO. J.'WAGENER.
Vacuum housecleanisg, upholster
ing and furniture repaired. L. F. Bel
linger, Phone Red-562. : -
j ; WANTED By a man and wife
with references, two nicely rurnisnea
rooms la a good part of the city. Wil
ling to pay good price, permanently.
Call at Silverthorn'a drug store. ,
WANTED Chickens, geese
ducks at the Foley hotel.
and
Lost 1 brown, mule, weight about
1000 pounds,, branded J. D. on the
left shoulder, r Strayed f rom J farm
near Cove. Finder pleaBe notify J. D.
McKennon." ,:"'
WANTED Woman . to do washing
for family of two. Apply at King's
Cigar Factory. : :
WANTED A girl for general house
work. Phone Black 631.
fh-r-M''t.'M--M
Replaces Butter, lard or Oil in
Cooking and Is , used in the
same manner. -
Use one fourth less than but.
ter. It Is pleasant to the taste,
economical aud more digestible;
than any othe fat.
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8 lb. Palls, each .......... 5o
5 lb. Tails each $1X0
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