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A(.K J-OUU
LA GRANDE-EVEMNO OBSIilMvIJ
Vi EiiXES A.Y, AiAli H.:o. iwi
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"""i ft 'mice inoro firmly limn ',' In III- i I'nlou comity stands entirely
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An Independent Newspaper
Published Daily and Weekly at
J.a Grande, Oregon.
IjR Grande Evening Observer
Publishing Company.
I1RUCK DENNIS, Publisher.
Entered at the Postoffice nt
Til Grande, Oregon, as Second-class
.Mutter.
on
Whlle we are practically limniiniom. ;vlslou, and ihls does not exeunt
In opinion and feeling, a little old-'joven Portland, the metropolis of
fashioned demonstrative patriotism jlhe stale. 0 ucss pah-folium Ik not
will Mill .further uctfv the deter- a monopoly with the older ones In
miration that "K ivcrnmenl of the' this torrilnry.
Address All Communications to
The Observer, 1710 Sixth Street.
i.ity Official Paper. County Official
Paper.
hvening Telegraph Report of United
Press Association.
On Sale in Other ( ilies
people, for the people and !y
people shall not perish from
earth."
SOME MORE (H'.KMAN MIVI)
Oregon Hotel News Stand, Portland. !ullt,,n r i,o war
Imperial News Stand, Portland. I
.Multnomah Hotel News Stfind,
J'orllund.
The reputed speech ttf Chancellor
n llerlliiiK yesterday to the effect
that the responsibility for a coi. tin-
lies entirely with
jlhe allies is some more of that ab-
islruso and indefinable ronil'lioi. ..'
SCIIScicli'TION UATET! jmenlnlity known as the 'O-ininji
l)oily,H..rmonrt 3, '""" " onP 0WtM r:,',!,:'"
Doily, pur three months JI.H'i liuilltnrist can Ret at Hi ' drj.tns of
Daily, per six months in advance S3. 75 ,,,., inir to an
Daily, per yuar in advance S7.5I) "' Aceoidinf, to an
Daily, single copy.. . ; Sein't-w the (ierninn end
,, ., 15 ",a" . . "We sinned out io licit yon mill we
I"-' mi ....vtiiice 9ii.ee
iiale ami bm-kat su.iier will be given
in Roups ball lo raise l(ij Ci.om
fluids. .
The Inio'-t food conservation
cards have been distributed In
Joseph recently.
; Air. i.oorgo Holier spent a week
.In Hot Lake recently genius rid of.'
;ine erreeis or a bad c,,(i.
accustom-1 Mrn. .M. Evaiii- is having two
iienes mini on. to tier lious (,ii '
upper .Main street, which will im-1
prove !li place quite materially. ;
Rev. Conic spoke at tho regular'
church hour lust Sunday evening nn
Ihrift" brincliig In facts and nr.
.--.-........... tMimonls for W. 3. H. All who,
FRIENDLY CHATS ! h"1"''1 llll' ""'on-lnetiire left with
.. resolve to buy us many Wiir Sav-
J lugs stamps as poisihle in order to
Tilings ! help Uncle- Sam win the war.
Wcl- I ri.y Marshal 1'f.tlt.n ren...-.., ll,..i 1
the Iwo boy-burglars who rcc.inlv.
----------...... i-pent a night in tile ciiy jail re;
Ily Hrnee Dennis. Ilhl" flr,il inmaleB or that place ,ince!
War and politics have lliiln ln 'be titato went dry. Some ivc.ni!
eoiiiuion mid vet w hen one eels in ! w- l'"lfi ' 'renting his black-1
What Is the hoiiscwlfq,
ed to ordering a spool or thread (
by carrier, going to do with only
one delivery n day-? !
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About M Evolils and
in ..eiioial Hint Aricel (ho
lure ol Oregon nn Oicgonlans.
Hie IHSI IlliaiVS S I,F I i ni.u tl...
nr.ciilt.p-ed S..,.,re ,.r "... ,'
of It Is tuis: entlnily upon ihe men wo chooso lu
.ninth shop io a new coat of shin-1
'glen. Several othar buildings need
the same treatment. j
In national and stale I
I Many Joseph peopl.
deep In I
their plans for a big "War fiardon.'
represent
affairs.
iiany, per six months in advance g2.5U;imenn in ngin vt " r.-iam l( )K therefore incumbent upon! 1 inmg io do and we i
Daily, three months in advance. .$1.25 ;;lm jf vm, ,n't (t flghllPK back, jovery clliz. n to weigh mrefully the ''1''""1'' l,0( th"t' n" vacunt lot inj
Daily, per month 50c i ' Kllllerent eandlilates In iii- ' ,vi, JuSl I"1 K wllhniu ii mlrdeii
The Saturday Evening Observer, by y nr.. I no one who is responsible i , ... " r . , J :
proferment. i h. ihe bounden duty ' A" "r" lllvllnl' " bear- Mis. .I7i-J
of every voler to consider the uk' M- Kl'"l 1,,(,,ll,'fi " Eoi.d C.m: t
streneih ol ihe . .1.1.,. , :servallon next Satiirduv night all
stru,. iivny lie iiermaii ciianceiiur sain a " -. " o,,u 11., n i ,. . I
" vole. Not to silck too ei,.o,.K. ... lloups Hall. Ladles only are in-,
icouplo of weeks ago that aeiniany'S puriy lum f ,, . tvlted to the Saturday nfle.rnnou talk 1
apparently offensive movements ' lien Hi" lug, hi-.md mail regnrdbss in "'" vlllKOIliK Hull 011 "Over Hie,
of his past party emblem, should "'" "l ,
be considered, and tho man of small : Mr- J"vl'' tlu' Enterpriro picture,
caliber, even though he is in office nlan' "' fe''""l Die lirst of ibe ;
lM,i' -v''''y declaration from .should not be continued there siin. '""iuk pieiurcs lor. ine jo-111
i..., . . .. .....I ply because he Is in. Annual.
"My Country 'Ti of Th... 8w..t L.nd 1 . ...... ... ..... '1 ''"K" facing a primary elec-
. Ilil.lim IIC-UII 1. .! .11 ll.-l.liov: "';lf
Would You Know Wlsat Fashion
f;Has for Easter?
man, per year 111 advance I.r.O fnl. .terrible effects' of war."
Weekly Observer-Slar, by mail, peri ... , . ,
- year in advance ',.!iOj I" Pieclsely the same parudoxical
were In reality in defense of the
To Siillli'. Hie ciilisTV;lliv tlliDfiils; to oilier
iiHi;irti;il ci . l.-i-ti o- nl' tlic Jicsi of nil styles,
Ymi will Tint! here, ninny new iil"as llnil ilie f i.D-iimst sty
evolved- I'm' ilu- l',-isliii.!iiilile woiik n of ( his -o 1 1 u t ry wit h a r
I'.-iris lias ileereed fi.i' Ihe worltl.
the e.Mfl Die. Tills sldl'e I all
le rrenliH's have
I'leetiun nf what
I'aHierlanil, or words to I lint effect.1
I Any and :very declaration from,
of Liberty."
v. wn.i. i:i.i:iin.'i i:.
the
Every
inn 1 no e'liiiuiiiates are many
part of (Jermany is absurd, anil varied. Take for Instance the
such nlterance from the ik' ""-'"aiouui nice, yvi present uov-
! ... . 'ernor llliycoinbe asks to succeed
.grand chancellor down 10 me pro- hllu.f- .,,,. A,r- ole()tt gpc,ks
It was decided at (he business jCcniian, whose Inbred mind cannot jvalion from Ihe secretary of state's
men's luncheon Hint I.n Oranile',,,- will not believe to the conlrarv "rrlcP' Moser wishes to step
should celebrate. This Ik eminently j n assiissinallnn of truth. Of
At the Prohibition lecture held
lu.st Thursday evening, wherein a.
large U. S. I-'lng was to be given to
Hie room in school receiving the
most voles. Miss Troedson's K00111
the first grade) received the pii:'.c. ;
Adults only voted. The Hag now
adorns the first grade room, and
makes the "kiddles" renieti.hei- Hiai.
they are living under the star-spangled
banner.
Tho following; Red Cross ladi.'S
worked at the Odd Fellow's Hall on
regular lied Creiss work last week:
Mrs. .las. Harlan, Mrs. A. II. Itudd,.
Mrs. T. O. MarKs, Mrs. lien. Hoist.
'Mrs. A. t!. Duncan, Mrs. c. A. Col
, linsworth, Mrs. it. N. I-'isk, Mrs.
O.nieiit und Mis. N. Hosgan.
from Ihe president, of the siale sen-
lln an assiissinaiion 01 1111111. '......
fitting and. proper. Thorn has been I whom was the Enlherland afraid 'derson or The Dulles believes he
no period In the history of the 'when a horde overran nelgliim like Should be governor nnd bases bis
American republic when a flltlne ...,ui rmm H.e sen? wimi dnnner i . . . ". " nino-,
;uuceil t no linne dry law. Louis
ieerenco to the blensliigs of poll- impended from Prance when that Islnipson, 11 favorite son of the Coos
Ileal and individual liberty could inntinn was taken orf lis reel, and
have been more npproprialo llinn jonly by the utmost, endeavor nius
i lght now. Democracy, the sure-Stored a force to slop tho horse from
fcimrd or political liberty. Is ut 'sweeping into Paris, and when Tor
stake. Celebrations hi Ihe past 'u Hm It was lluiiight a necessity
havo been the occnslon for fellclta- to reineive Hie sent of government
Hon over (he blessings of liberty. -rr-om the cnplnil city lo the coast?
Tho occasion now Is to porpetuate of whom wore they afraid In Eng
HiIh blessing and extend Its benign inm. whose fighling force consisted
only of bailie ships, which could
not even thread the Kiel canal lo
get at the frightened Enlherland?
Why did the Kaiser, who indulges
In Hie lowering niaspnemy iniu ne , , was produced hv
lu a ro-nariner of the Deity, and! vtM,h . ,.ii.i,, ,i , aclors from the i.u,i,ljels
seeing visions of Hie success i.r theito hear fioin no Itepiihlican or He- "'"" lm Al1"''
, , ., , , . jnioerat should have any hesitancy i Program, rerreshinents were sei ed
I'l-usslans at Mel. nnd in H.e f.,11 of 1 m mnR fl ,,., l0 Um.l all relurned home utter voting
Sedan, have n medal struck with I,,,.,,,, ,. w w, llllirk his Hie l.iteraii Micieiy .ine nosis an..
.......... ... ...l,.p ! p.rp.. In ee 1- li: lot nl l ie nrtno.rv e eel (.11. iien.t-.... n
Of course, the pre-pnuiary inter
est Is centered In the Hepubli.-an
the Ercnch capital? ;rar(1. I'riends of Oovernor Withy-
Every inovenient from the begin-; combe ar.-'M-lnd before Louis Siuip-
101.1 uhewa nn n ee.-ns-Ove : J""i"'
Beautiful New Silk
. Dresses
We fc -I sure we have the must
beautiful line of silk dress?s we
have ever been able to offer you.
Prttty color c'.nll.iuatious, and
plain colors. Vuu should sce
tiieni while the slock is com
plete. Prices from IT. 50 up.
New House Dresses
and Ladies' Overalls
Something liew, something
different in house dresses
and aprons, awaits your in
spection. Also new gingham over
alls m pink and blue striped
patlcius.
Silk Skirts for
Spring
Silk plaids are leading in skirt
fashions this- season.
We have a pretty selection of
these plaids all ready for you
to see. .Make it a point to nee
them.
?i;.H0 and up.
care over all the people of the civil
led world.
Wliili. Hie origin of the Cou-lh of
July marks a porlod when two
great mil Inns now handed as allies
were then in conflict, tho great
principle for which tho American
celebration stands for is now Ihe
common -heritage or holh. After
the Inpse of more llinn a cenlury
history heroines more and mor.? es
tablished that the revolt of the uil
onists might have been of doubtful
niilcomo only that the same sp'rl'.
as that which fired the colonists
ulso pervaded the mass of (he Uber-ty-lovlng
British. For this reaon
hing Heorge ' could not inuslei
uiiiong his subjects the forces for
subduing the colonists and wasjfest when
rompeiieii to resnn 10 a large ex- (lenuau aggr
tent on hired Hessians, Prom Hie
time of Ihe ndoption of the g-eai
eluirter, political liberly (oiiimeiiceil
11 growth of development, among the
Kmilish and has continued, 1111'':
heredity nuthoiity has become 11
mere I'ormnlliy.
Hut lo get down to the prefint
day Ibis celebration in I.n Cranio
iiiusl be made n mtccc. Not In
the dlsjilny of Biandilofiiience ..or
tor tlu frivolity -of liaving n sp.c
Uiculur lllne, but to renew alb gl-
Clackamas couniyi but there will
likely be others. Walter Pierce of
Union county, now a member of the
slate senate, is about to lake a
plunge lu the pull I lea t foam, and
Ithcro bv a ruiuiiling from- I'mtliiiid
slating Hint. Toni Word, lormor
sheriff of Multnomah muniy, enn
teniplaies trolling the boys a heat
Your Summer Dresses
are requiring lots of thought just now. Come
in and see the pr.-tty spring dress fabrics.
Voiles, pongee, N'ak.-.ta silk, Palm Meach fa
iries, i.i iilain and figured patterns. Also pretty
sils ;illd sill, poplins.
Hay country, lately decided lo enter
the race, and II Is whispered there
will be others. All Ihese men come
from Hie Konnhlicnn sii.e n!" ll.o'Jus.
dnnse. iThesn ladies are doing fine work.
The Democratic party is using a j barren Doner is hark in school
unlet system and up to dale has '"gain ufier a light ailark of nica
but one caiKlidaie in the personage, j "I1'-
if Harvey. (1. Starkweather of; '"'" "IK " v-'"
have a "class day" belore scliooi
icloses.
j The assembly ball of J. II. S.
;was Hie scene of much gaiety last
i Monday evening, when ihe Literati
Sorieiy enlcrtiiincrt the I'hllnma'
llilnns. Desieles the tixeellent music
'.-enolnen anil ennies. was the farce
That Kascal Pat. Which 'oinnr oeu . rnss is i.elllg il-j c-!i'ln!.;s km- jeini.v.-:
l.il youthful i;anii d 111 Ihe Joseph Schools. j (iilbert Mitchell a;
ol Ihe
' Children's Coats
l'ollow the Styles or Their
Eliier Sisters
"Most sensible season ever
known for the young
sters," say the fashion
writers.
Particularly interesting
coats in silk poplins, plaids
and checks, with pretty
c-illnis.
Sd.lHI lo $12.50.
T
liecied
own al leasi
siniup. .mil 1 U nupkias.
the
comedy
brntlon of a second investment of!
On Saturday. 'March ISiMh. Hie
Wallowa county teachers Institute
will be held at the Enterprise
school, starling at 10 ..'cluck in Hie
... 1. 1 ....,.,..-
,.( ..... ,1 tl,. .UOrillim. C Of.-.;. I iH.ir.,,. ,
nlng In 1914 shows an aggressive ij ,,;, , Killli(, jstrat.ons of grade school
lust for power nmi it is too lale to , ,,.,,,, llul Hinfv s.,ps ls ming jtalks by teachers r,om the various
try and Hx Hie blame on those whohout Hie slate shaking hands and !'" will maiee up Hie program,
have been compel,.,, ,0 light thei-klng speeches. It is admitted j Al - -ued 10 all-nd s ms.i-
i.mu ric riiis iiiuiic rutin- jmdh- i
liniM'ifal nionstor. The Di'hy's , lltllrt ,1W1, il1Mn.-.i,..i? i Misr Lillian Dmiipiih i.- anst-nt
part In Ino urfulr will hortmio nuuii-; simpsnn will niKii draw kumio hi
('...urn inti-lcim mil " ' "1 nri-in uum
AlL'rtSi'y, K II. CaulUo, L. Knap-'
p-f, A. I. Cr-ttiiu r and T. H. .Mori1-;
lurk itili'tiUnd n lihcrty hum mooting
in KiiliTpriso tliis w.vk. '.
iJ. r. Coiviii;-, is qnilc ill with!
pntMiMHH) ia at hi.s homo n I la iton '
Il-''U:!its.
.Max Wilstin was up tin; i.ick list !
la.st utivli, sn t'lal. lie .as itnahlf! co
play at tin- flruth' Ort-lu ti?. as'
rriv.'tl ho an (ho
fnin a trip to
lirsi ot tin
I'urila nl.
Ales. Oaklt-y UnriMiins is a
lit-at a? th1 Jwpi Ihispilal.
Merrill Ocr.shni niiinatftir of
.loiM-ph 'Inm st'.ro, has mlUIrd
iConiiniu'd on pai:o five.)
A Itilious Attack
I When you have a bilious attack your
liver fails to perform itn functions.
( You become amstipaU'il. The food you
j tat ferments in yoi: stomach instead
(of digesting. This inflames the stom
j ache and causes nausea, vomiting and
i a terrible headache. Take Chamber-
liver, clean out your stomach and vou
will soon be as well as ever, lhcy
anly cost a ipuirlrr. Adv.
pa
in ;
this
to
iho mljihty
and world
Alinluhty can
tlPticR ol tho
uro
heads, and
Rs.nn is Umomumi h.v tn(i nn Ih(,
hand of righteousness i()ret,'im.
ilonuirrnrv. Tint t!nd (Hcnlt's friends
never unfold ihe
(lennan mind.
sub-
rliiiiniiii; it
S. S.
week fM
and tiirifl
llheie
I sere 11
A Checking Account
Have yu a checking account ?
Kvery year then comes up some item of expem-o on whieh
you have no check.
Fvery ence in n whilf you are railed on to .show proof
thai 11 certain bill or account is paid.
Almost every day pome-one loses change out of his pocket
or loses Ins purse.
Very frequently money is taken from people's houses.
Al! this can be averted by rarryiniT a bank account with
u. at:d uiiiq your cheek book fur reference--- besides your
money is in a safe phuo.
hon't l'nriet to Make Your Income Tiw Return
Hefore April 1
from school
tho wise n(' ',il-.
in. .. i rH.n ,.r ti1ir.n lite r-n-
this will fsncciullr be '"" "
Is Hiroltlcd by!,,. , . ,, )n s,,,,,,,.,,.,,,!.-!- Joseph High School as a jun-
I lor.
are Rilling light I I'"' week b.
-n.- I.. r..ci the purciiase 01
is no .amp of a eamll.kite ,;0 isianip:.. every ranniy .
til present as that ol Ol- 1
, 'coil's., lie rofuses lo travel un-i , u...i
!.i ....I ...... a. C.l ..... i.'.ii-lri.co I
Spring cleaning up season is at j
1 In most of the counties, so the
hand ns Is evidenced by many who B()ry K(,a Mnser Is uniiuesllounb-
fieHing after Ihe alleys and ly slrongcr. Hum He was when ne
siiirled in 1 1 1 o fight, ami some who
have played .the political game for
many years 'say Ous's strength In
Multnomah' county, with the scat
tered support that he,' will .get n-er
Hie slate will land lilm the noiiiiun
llnn. lie Hint as It may, the "gnber"
candidate!, are wntcHlnw Hie sllua
t ion Willi great vlgiluliee to see if
n day may bring forth any special
iiilvanlaue for either of the uspir
a tits.
planned.
J. 11. Mimnaugh ;as a pasei,i;ei'
on Sunday's ira'u to I'oi-Haud.
The in. min is ol (he VV. C. T. V.
lileel eery I'.vo wei-ks at one of Ihe
ladies' hi, uses for the purpo:..- of
iccDiint sewing for the soldiers. I'p to dale
.lltev have met only live times Hit
have done cNceller.l v.nrk, ..h.c'i
is shown by Hie loMuwing list of
articles tn.-y lia.e seni to hea.',
iia:;ers in I'oriiand: ?:'. dish tow
els, L'O pahs i.r soelts lo.- bandaged
leei. .VI substitute hand Kerch iel s.
THE SPIRIT OF K0ME MAKING
IS ENCOURAGED AND FEATURED IN
THIS STORE
baclt yards adjoining (heir piemlses.
A continuance of Ihe Work will soon
iii(ik l.a lijaiide. shin., with accus
lopied alirncliveness and cleanll
liess. ' -. , - ' '. ' .
Menilier Federal lleserve System
La Grande National Bank
l CUANDK, ORKCON
Wallowa County
Teachers to Meet
JOSKl'll. March IS. l Special l
Snow arum! After u Ihoroiich
ehinook and aeneial drying up a
snow uirlu-d Monday evening lo
dampen our spring spirits. Such is
life lu the mountains'.
S.elal fill.. improvements pave
been made 111 Ihe rooms of the M.
I-:. Sunday School such as new par
titions, an ebylric bell system, a
cloak room, etc. , ,
The Joseph lied Cross Itrancli
ituoe this wees lo the old creamery
bull. line Just moth of Ihe Hotel
.leunitms as llirlr pte-a-nt head
nn. nl.-i s ha. ' been rented as an
oifi.-e. Mis. H.-o. llob-l l-.as don
ated Ihe use nl Imlli places and the
ladies feel ei guileful toward her.
Last week Ihe folliiwine articles
were shlpix'il li eni here 1 1 His in
cludes Ihe wnik done by Hie Ue
becca Ladles i: 1.' sails of pajamas.
f.2 lo'il so.-ks. 1 no towels. 120 gnu.e
si rips and 1 I pairs of socks.
(in Saturday eveuin:: an apron
Xj. O. O. M. 1m Grande t.odi;o No.
8r.O, Loyal Order of Moose holds I
regular meetings-every Wednesday j
night nt 8 p. m. In ISaglo hall next j
. to LMitH" Tildg. on Washington Ave. I
, Visitors always welcome. Dues pay-1
able at young's Sweets. .
C.KO. YOUNCi. Die. I
HAKKY SWART, Sec. ;
.1 iu;iliility. scrvici', cinnt'ort art' as niiii-li a part
of mir int'i 'i-liaiidisc as is the spirit nf i 1 1 1 -1 1 i ii" -1 1 1
((i-tipi'i'.'ition a vital part of our sales fnivr, ()nr
ii.irantt'c rovers your dollai's.
Furniture Exchange
Fir nni Jefferson 12. J. D0N0HUK Black 1211
Best Prices . Paid "for Used Furniture
A. V. & A. M I.n Grande Lodge. No.
Ml, A. P. & A. M. holds recular
.niectlnga first nr.il third faturday
;at 7:;:o p. in. Cordiul welcome to
'all .Masons.
ItOBLilT S. EAKIM, W. M.
A. C. WILLIAMS, Sec.
ii
1 I
::
1 L .-J.J
B. 1'. O. 1-.'. ELKS. Ln arande Lodge
No. 4:13. I.ndgo meets each Thurs
day evening at S o'clock. Home
and club privileges cheerfully ex
tended to all lii oilier Llks.
NOHMA.V DESILKT,
Kxaltcd Killer.
A. II. CliKRRY.
Secretary.
K. of L. of Security Mt. Emily
Council, No. 2 It',, meets the second
.mil fourth Monday evening nt S
o'clock at Kaclo nail. Visiting
members are welcome.
J. K. KlTX.CLRALl-l. l'res.
A11H HARRIS, l'ln l. Sec.
l'l.ORKNt'l-: llltYA.NT. Ree. Sec.
O. K. S. Hope Chapter No. IS, O. K.
S. holds stated communications the
aecotul a n.1 fourth Wednesday of
each n.onth. Visiting members cor
dially welcomed.
SADIE E. GIVEN, W. M.
MARY A. v.'ARNICK.Sea
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD - Ut
Hrande fuiup No. It'.!) meets every
first and third Monday nt Eagles'
Hall. All visiting neighbors wel
come. Dues payable nt the off'ce
of the clerk. New Eoley r.ldg., 9
. ui., to 5 p. in.
.1. J. Ml'RCHISON. 0. C.
II. J. KITCHEN, Cleilt.
KXIflllTS OV rYTIIIASRcd Cross
Lodge No. 27 meets every Monday
night In Castle llall(K. of 1. lull)
A PythUa welcome to Jl vloltlng
Knights
C. K. MeCOnMirK. C. C.
DEl.lI.E (I IIEEN, K. of It. .t S
REItEKAHS- Crystal Lodge No. r.O
meets every Tuesday evening in tho
I. o. O. E. Hall. All visiting mem
bers me Invited to attend.
SARAH Mct'Ll RK. N. (5.
MATTIE COLDEN. Rec. Sec.
! I
L0 YOU want to savv Jill vou oan to mv AV. fc.
Stamps? If so, stop at the Jriininos Hotel at
I i. .. . :,. i i i . ', , .
'.-M-ui, ,i.-. u ii.i.s iinw rnaie;(.(1 iiaiKh; aim IS a
first, class li .tel. ANY arc now oquipiipd (o solicit
yoiii- iiatroiiagc. It is well iiratrd, witli no extra
rliai'S'C. J -, .
Ileudiiuarlers for Lake Wallowa Tourists and Commcrcinl Men
Aiuu Rns Meets All Trains: Autos for Hire.
Office, Josepli Euterprise Auto llus Line, Handling Passengers
and Baggage
MODERN WOODMEN OP AMERICA
La (:ian.le Camp No. 7'
on the first and third Thursd
evenings or each month in the K.
of r. Hall. Vlsltlns nelyhbors
welcome.
L. J. JD'NIIALL. V. C.
W. E. ASHMAN, Cleik
ROVAL NElC.Ill'.oiiS -Iri Camp
meets every second Friday after
noon r.nd every fourth Friday even
ing, every month In K. 1 hall. All
vlsltiu ? titeiubern cordially welconi.
HENRIETTA CD I. MIST. Oracle.
NELLIE V. V1NACKE, Rec.
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LET US ESTIMATE
'I' en all your printing. An up-to
l new office to meet your printing -Till-:
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WAR BREAD
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inadc L'ii'
inakr Yar lhrad fresh every day. Kvery
ay iiinl 'ediiesdav lcuiilai' W.-iV V.i,
Cakes
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(ions.
Lihertv r.rtad.
have tin inot coinjilete line of Jtiniie
Cakes, Doiiifliimtsi. Sn;iil C.'i'C,,,,
and Cookies in the city. ;
made arrordinsr. to (iovei iiinent retula-
DUTLI BAKERY
3 1 7 North Fir St. JU8t Across the Track