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Money to Give Away
. For Second Hand Goods. Reuoembrr we do not
ask you to n trade or exchange, but pay cash for
everything you have to sell. We have found out that
people would rather have the cash than exchange.
Callus up by phooe if you are thinking of selling
out and we will call and see you.
The La Grande Pawnbrokers
Corner Fir and Adams.
Remember we Mill buy end tell all kind 'Ptinno t-iRt
of Second Hud Goodiji jt jt ji rnone tjgj
jj a a a d d a a a a a n
. ci mama
txoss (KAnarews,
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H.tve
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shoes
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gft these
the. trade
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Make your fowls lay when eggs bring
lop prices. We carry standard goods
whose merit has been tested for yrars
' INTERNATIONAL POULTRY FOOD
Oyster Shell
Clam Shell
Ground Bone
Bone Meal
Flour, Feed and Hay
HIOMPT DELIVERY
A. V. Oliver
JEFFERSON AVE.
WE ARE HERE.
The Imperial Roller
Skating Rink Co.
Are Giving Their
Grand Assemblys
Daily at the
Red Front Bldg.
Using- exclusively the Rubbc'r
roller, ball bearing skates.
SPECIAL FEATURE RACE
EVERY SATURDAY EVENING
Special Ladies Assemblys
Wednesday & Friday afternoons
, ud evediugs. " Gentlemen ad
mitted with ladies ouly.
. Owing to the interest being
Wnifested we will make these
"-ial days of particular Inter-
IV a who attend, insiruci-
VX iree to all.
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just received a large lino ofjfj
Shoes and wo are. selling thea V
cheaper than you can . bnfli
mm
Fort nnrl. Wo An
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shoes introduced among
that wears good shoos. q
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Phone 1571
A Cnnr (if Mnltinl IntiTfsf .
Tho three ilrtys' liiiiltmul piml nm
convention lirltl In St. I.oul v is on
Of the most noted Riitlierlns evt
In tho western country, sa i rnimtr
Gentleman. Tho trollem of i: .:. k tnv
good rontlfl t one (tint Ikih been ti-'l iri
tho people In Its manifold forms Tot
ninny yours. AH who nro Inter. -tet!
hi this subject will bo plenwed to oi
thnt this convention Ptruek the Key
note of the nit out Ion and that tt ere b
a moral certainty of n tunrked result
The dllllctilty In the past luxn h -en h:
nn attempt b pnt n tax on the f inncJ
for making oenl roads. It vi;s e,
wild at the meeting thut If the farm
era pay the laxon for buildiuK tveru
ment bul1dliin In the cliy the rol
dentn of the city should not ol.l. i l tt
puyliiK tnxon to build jiood rond for
tho farmer In tho country, ft t e to
to rout in both cases would In- m mut
The law which nil rnsejils 1 r-Mevr
should be enforeed to Hie Inst ! ti t I
tho statute of lliiillntlons. - NVv V.ir
World.
Annual Meetint;
Notion la hereby givon that tli ann
ual meeting of the Masonio b i.lding
Aeaooia lion, will bo held In (!.o I.a
Orando National Bank at 2 i.'clnck
trnhrnarv 12 1904, lor the pumjaool
electing director! tor the ennii yeai
and other bnisnoaa thai may ronn
before tbe meeting.
J. M. Church, President.
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KILL40.000
PEOPLE
Turks Killed 40,000
People and Distroyed
. 300 Villages During
1903. Victims Aged
Men and Women and
Many Children.
B.rlln Feb. 8 Pressewaltky tli
noted Balkan Material! who lias ju.t
ooooluded a eiz months' lour tkruuub
Macedonia aster Is ttiat In 1903 Tui le
nt) regulars rZ"d 300 villages .He says
they massacred 40000 people mostly
aged men and women along wilb
many children. - '
I I Si;SATOB M. A. HAN'NA, I f
III "' ill
SOMMER HOUSE
J. R. Kelly Pendleton
J. J. Lally do
E. K Park Denver
E. Jodell Sim Francisco
S. L. Hunter Union
E. Waldenaro Portland
E. C Oobero San Francisco
F. K. Fidt l Cove
E. B. Braty Portland
1 It. Ilnnke do
N. 8. Doruian do
Dr. R. 8. Johnson Walla Walla
11. R. Bull . Portland
T. H. Trowtidge do
R. C. Ryan Sun Francisco
M. A. Ueatrico Portlui.d
II. Rosa Kahler An Eye on Hubby Co
J. II. Rodoll Boise
F. A. Menziea Portland
10. B. Smith Spokane
J. bulswunger Chicago
(J. F. Dollucua South Bend
Fnnhto Harris . Elgin
Mrs. IliUlniirtli do
Nellie Chandler do
P t. C. Clark do
Suprise Party
A number uf young folks gave Mi
J. J. Peck a conipleto surprise the
other evening the occasin being hi
41st birthday anniversary.
Mr and Mrs IVck toun tfci.v m
the shock ol the intruders and it .V
P.ck e:e to tell the truth, he is r
quite sure but that Mrs Peck probi
knew more about it lhan Nhe prnlp
However the end jiitihd t'.e m-ii
and the evening wdl long b' nif
hire. I ly rb;!1 pr'Mn', wmo .v -
Ed UiM , J dm ti I z I! ,
Bachelor, M sie H-trri-, Jim Sc
Cla.id 3Uil.vn, Aiohi"' N w ni' ,
Cade, .VI r Avers . Kny ninnd I
Howard IVck Albertii U.iU'M,
tind Myrtle Willum. Kutie itin
tineenie Soliillinj:, Kllu 11cIi;-Im
U:tlie llurneit. (iric l'ck .
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nit'Utn, wniiii w niiti.i
liiiyliin, rmttrm ,
riirn.i, Mit'im',M(o
kmifsniilM
a . . tli via HfKV!
kano.
I'ortUnul, lnlhfi, Pen
it let on 1'iiiNilllit Wnl
1 11 1(1, I.OWlrttOlt, TolfHl
MoHt'ow, WiillrtwW it!
dtier, hiKihitiic nmt
other mhhi t'nul ntiil
north via HxkHnc.
NO fl
9:'ft p m
Nt2 ivnllyiwiaml C'ltj, Allcrt,
PM-tHtt ilmlilrr, min Ms in
Hu miit y irtinnivttoDH rtlKiRin
K1A a 111 w'tti ' for HMita
in Wallow oottnly
Nn. Hi
piltv f
Siinliv
Ooran HUnmors between Portlaud nn'
Bad KruJclKO every five day
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LOCAL ITEMS
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Your attention Is called to the ad 'of
Larson and Noejn this issue.
The Ladies p f Ihn Presbyterian
Church will give a diuner at au early
date.
Dance at Monr.on Church Friday
night February 8, 11)04. Boapectuble
people Invited.. , F4F5.
The Clerk of Marlon Ciunty hie
turned the a-"B?aamaut roll over to the
Sheriff, and tax colkctinif In that
county it now on,
lWrt Clu'ii are being formed all over
the Suite ol New York, but it la report
ed that both O.K. Hill and Tamraonyitce
are opposed to the HerslB.
The Inclirationx m w are thnt we are
goii.g to have a thaw, in which event
there -will be mud and the annual wail
about Boothe'e laue.
Eov. V. 1 Van Nuya will go to
Union todny toaeBlst in apecial servleea
Ihe remaii der of the week, lie will
return for regular services here next
Sunday.
A Billion Dollars
Nkw York. Fob. :t Tim lno;t f
the local banks today crossed Ihe $1,
000,000,000 mark, and are now thelarg.
pst ever known.
Not since February 21, 1H02, have
deposits been anywhere near the pres
ent total. On that date the aggregate
wne 1,0111, 171,200, and at that time the
thowing was regarded as a most
remarkable one.
riie rr (HiMfcl Ilnulevuril Frum Hen
York to Sail Prune! nro.
The promoter! of the project to build
l uiaKiiitUent boulevard from the At
lantic tu the Pacific ocean, are netlvely
fit work on the undertaking, and plana
have been well laid to obtain the co
operation of congress Su making the
scheme n big success. The advocates of
the plan wish to get from congress nn
appropriation large enough to have tbe
Immense project well started, says tho
WuHhingtou Star, nud every state
through which tho highway will pass
Will be expected to contribute Us quota
to the Html cost. A nominal toll will
(U'obably he charged all vehicles using
the roadway, the proceeds being used
to defray repair expenses, but the fed
era) government will be the custodian
of tho highway. In speaking of the
; proposed undertaking recently II. ltus-
Roll loanc. who is In Washington In
, behalf of the project, said:
"It Is proposed to grade and nncad
am a brand highway from New York
city to i?an l-'rancisco. The success of
the government's boulevard would
prove to be the impetus to states to
connect their principal cities and towns
witli it by feeders, nnd In n conipara
lively short time this country would
have a system of roads that would
eclipe anything on earth.
"In this ag of development nlouj.
nil linos the roads of the country have
bien criminally neglo-ted. Wo have
nothing that could ,1 called n road
connecting the east wkli the west, and
It is one of the earnest needs of tl
times. With the development 0f the
n Ik- it will he hut A Bhort vJme
io fanner will move his crop
ai'i lino of transportation by
1 with a continental
. , its feeders almost at his
.1 see the value of his hind
ih every year,
slate should Ik givon charge
Minn of tho boulevard thnt
nigh K nud made nccountn
f 'deral government for tho
i well as t' i receipts from
ieudUure(i."
-p F.r the MlnUtrr.
An old minister In the south side ot
Glasgow who was noted for bis hnhil
of dishlt g up old sermons again and
again h one tlaymivertised to prencli
In a suburban church nt the anulver
nary service there. An old woman who
in days none by had sat under hla nitn
Istry. but who luul now reniovetl from
his neigh hot- hood, determined to go In
And hear bun preach on this particular
occasion. After tho close of the serv
ice she waited on the clergyman, who
greeted her cfrdlally and asked what
she thought of his discourse. "K!
man." she replied candidly, "it's a laug
time sin' 1 t;rt heard ye pi 'i that
ylu. sir. nnd I've heard ye nt i guld
whten o" times sin' syne.'
"Aye, .Tanet," said the mhiist -r. "How
often do ye think ye've Innrd It. na?"
"Oh. uliKOt a diz.en o times, sir.!' she
replied. "An tllv ye mind It a'?" mild
the minister. "Aweol. maybe no' tt a,
lr." "Wed. I see I'll need to preach It
to ye nsaln. Janet," said Ihe minister,
nd Janet feil that fhe had been sold
for once. Tho miuUtt r certainly scored.
-Scot lUb American.
w yonr eX'rnrAtlAIlt
evupojvd lu th
THE EYEt.
. Black or very dark eyee denote ca
pacity for extreme ardor In love.
Gnvnlsh tints in Due or hazel eyea
are the slns of wisdom and courage.
. Stc l rutored eyea usually denote a
cold nature, ulso deceit uud treachery.
tussW hrotvn eyes, (lntlnunl by el
low. iik'iiii nn iilTi-ctlonate and gentle
dibiosftion.
Hail: blue eyea while indicating af
fection and purity, do not represent In
tellectuality. Variable gray eyea are highly intel
lectual and Indicative of au im;iuUive
nud luipnwsfoiiiible temperament.
Clear light blue eyes, especially if ae
ooinpanled by steadfastness of expres
sion, denote chcerfuluess. ntuiubility
a:ui constuuey.
Twny eyes denote Ucklenc: r:ycs
of no piirllcular color, only i'. i-jle
shades of Ki-"i.v itn.l blur, go v.i:h l.viu
phatlc dispositions, characterized by
'ttldticss, Bi-jtisliuess uud lstlcsmss.
A liams cl Skill.
Did you ever try throwing enrds In a
tint? It Is great fun. Take un old high
hat. place it on tbe floor, then let the
players In turn stand at a distance
from It say ten or twelve feet. I'se
an ordlnnry pacl of cards and tnss
them one by one In tbe hat ns far as
possible.' A prize to him who (jets in
tbe greatest number adds to the In
terest. After n little pr- dee It Is remark
able how skillful one may become
A One Silled Rule.
Once when P. T. Itanium was taking
tickets nt the entrance of ills circus
a man asked him If ho could go In
without, paying.
"You can pny without golns In." snl.l
Rarnniu. "but you can't go In without
paying. The rule doesn't work !kiI!
: PICKINGS FROM FICTION
Mot of ti3 look best nt a littl
tfliico from- one tmother. "Pnul K.:i
ver."
It Is only In higher circles thnt wr-r
en en a lose their hushands uml yet :
muU) bw!tch!ng.-"Tho CJ:r.y hj
Xo man who la not nn ogn'ht ot
wori-.e is ever sure of a woman's love
till rho has told It with her own lips.
"Ilif. Dmrhter First."
When in doubt go to church, foi
there's nothing thnt lots " man think
better than a long prayer and a slow
sermon." Ada in Uush."
There are sixteen ounces to the
pound still, but two of them are wrap
ping paper in a good niaiiy stores.
"Letters of a Self Made Merchant."
2 used to think thnt marriage made
men old, sour and suspicious. 1 Und
I was mistaken. It Is not the wife; It
Is the money market. "I-ovo and the
Soul Hunters."
I b'lieve In lmvin' a good time when
you start out to have It. If you git
knocked out of one plan you want tc
git yourself nnrther right quick, bo
fore your sperrita has a chance to fall.
"Lovoy Mary."
Hon fo Make French Co (Tee.
The peculiarly delicious flavor of cof
fee as served by tbe French hostess Is
said to bo due to the fact thnt when
roasting the bean she eovo' It very
slightly when done with melted butter
nnd sugar instead of egg, as Is often
ilone in this country.
Ilutv to Clean Meeraotinnm Pipes.
One who has a beloved meerschaum
pipe may bo glad to learn Just how io
cleanse It In a very simple way with
out inju lug the beautiful coloring,
which can only he produced by faithful
attention to my Lady Nicotine. 11 ace
the pipe In a shallow pan and cover tt
with cold, sweet milk. Let the milk
come slowly to the boiling point over a
coal fire and tften tot It hoi; gently Tor
a few moments. This is sal'l to be the
only method of cleansing a meerschaum
pipe which will not at the same time
Injure the coloring.
llntr tn Cure Catnrrli.
Salt will euro catnrrli If used per
sistently. M.ike n solution ns strong e.a
eon be easily lii.e nud snulY It up into
one nostril at n time, retoiulni; it there
a second or two. it should be used
three times n day. nnd the water must
he HllKhtly wnrined.
How to nrn.e Stnlns.
Spots will often yield to chloroform
when If gasoline were used a mark
would be left on tbe Bonds, ns Is often
the c-uw with delicate silks and satins.
Blond vtnins will disappear if llrst
dlpix-d In kerosene before washing In
aonp nnd water. Muriatic acid will
take out Iron rust. Where a fabric that
Is too delicate to lie put In the wash
tub receives blood stains wetting well
with lukewarm water and rubbing
llrmly with a elciin cloth will dissipate
tl i- stains If persisted In.
Odd ends lu Porcelain
and rbinn at
Half Price
A Q Piece
4 Sdfor
The price talks for its self. . We Invite your inspection
Either making of JOHNSON BROS, ware none better.
LARUE 81 ZK SETS IN I'KOI'OKTJON
THE GOLDEN RULE Co.
Oailnnd A Sow Pattern'
Any sIzh pet or part cf ret
WANTED
Suit of rooma with board, pply to
vV L. Trullinger. Supt. of 1 Ornde
Light and Power Co.
i,TlTST SHOES
That's all.
We sell Shoe, and leave milli
nery, hardware and mousetiaps
for other people to sell,
Shoes absorb our atteutiop
Our ttock is is fresh and always
up-to-dute.
C. W. PRESTON
Sbcie Spco.wil:8t, Depot St.
P WM. GRANT
ACIM I ,
y Eqj, table Savings & Loan Associations
881 ....
! easy paying Loans and
$ Monthly Installments
til Fire and Accident Insurance Written In Safe and
MB Reliable Companies.
( , City Property for Sale
I, WHITE ROSE.
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Js n.illed with the Hen of ploasing every dealer's high
olass trade-customers who appreciate quality. The
name of the Pioneer Flouring Mill Co. guarantees re
liability and highest grade 111 every sack of flou
bearing the hite Rose bia.id.
P;omer Flouring Mill Co.
BBHB&EBHBa&taHaBaiaaH
Atso uttly nw throughout
The Blue Mountain House
L. RAYBURN, Propritor
The Best and Ceanest Beds in the City
When vou come to iown give this house a call once
for Luce
COTTAGE SET
1008-1010 10:2 -ADAMS AVE.
Geddes Bros.
Why are Cleddes Bros, kept 10
bnsy? Why do they sell the best
co ls at the Invest prices .
Treferred St'k Toniatoea 8 for 60c
Preferred Stock Corn 3 for 60o
Preferred Slock Salmon 3 for 60c
Preferred Stodk Peas 3 (of SOe
Preferred Stock Beana 3 tor 60c
on't pay otiier er cers 20 cents
a con for any of theee goods.
SUmhiid tiiuialis's. cim, Ixons
p-a . He, 2 for 28 rents,
lb.? l ave the best, butler made
lu mi- v.i'Ihv, aud their creamery
butter has no equnl here, Try
It suit fee.
Dill piiltlrs. Heiuze's mlnco
meat, Swift's pickle pig feet,
Ere io ill in hems, loose olives,
veiything tasty, nice and ciieap
Tel"piioo 401 .
Geddes Bros.
-H. 4.4. 4.4,
Electric Lights
to close out Shamrock1
I ntterns Semi.Pureelaiu
25 Per. cent off
Piece
Set for
'ine vilana
(il,r"in China.
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