Hot Weather
MEALS
Bring your wife and
family to the Spokane
Cafe for Dinner.
Your wife will ap.
preoiate the change
and freedom from the
hot kitchen. You will
all enjoy the meal the
best in town. First,
class service.
SPOKANE CAFE
J. F. Johnson
Depot St La Graode.Or.
OREGQR.
hdIImon Pacific
DSPaIT T,m. gjh.,, mil
LA GKAHDK.
no. a ' ,
SjSO p. m. Salt Laie, Denver Ft. .gP- L
NO a. Worth, Omaha, Kaniu nJ.
i-80 am "Iti.Bt, LouU, Chloago SO
'm ' aud tat. 8:6 p.m
Portland, Dalles. Pen
N0L dleton. Walla Walla, . ,
Dayton, PomeroT! M0 1
6:60 a m Ooftai, Moscow, Spb-
kane aunts P
ca a ith via Hpo-
kaue,
Portland, Dalles, Pen
N0 6 dlclou Umatilla Wal- Nn .
lulu, l,wlKU)n,('olflii "
Moscow, Wallace War u.viBni
8:5 pm dner, Mpouane and
other points east and
"" north via Hpokune.
N32Dally .8and C,y Allcel,
exoedt Imbler, and Elgin HI
Sunday oonnectlona at Elgin fc30 p m
0:15 a m with stage for point
In Wallowa county
Ocean Steamers between Portland and
Ban Francisco every live days
E. G. MOORE. Agent
MY SHINES
Are like the ''Smile that won't come
off." 1 hey are put on right and etay
right, I nee only Wbitmore's paste
and guarantee tbut if after thirty days
trial yon rind that it hns in any way
way injured the leather 1 will present
the customer with a $5 pair of shoes
purchased at any store lie may (elect.
If you desire really first class work
call and get a shine. LaieB work a
specialty. Remember the place, Ktt
ley's Barber Shop, where everything
is first class from the boot black up.
JOE B. WILLIAMS
KE100L fWK
Opposite the Sotniner Houbo.
One of the best musioal institutions
in the state, Four rooms used (or
musioal instruction, 15 grades of music
taught. Depatmeut 1, 2 rooms ured
for the 3 first grudes. Children at the
age of B and older come one hour every
day. Department 2, 2 rooms for grades
1 to 16 for nnpils of all ogea The lat
est course beet pnotioal musical in
struction. M laical contests for med
als every few iveeks,
E PORTER DAY Principal
MRS DAY, Assistant
Real estate Snap
Two aore troct, seven blocks from
center of La Grande. Goid six room
ed cottugt) furnished completely and
well, if desired. Two barns, large hen
hmiBeand wire enclosed park over one
ndred ohiokens, over 100 bearing
iwlt trees including winter and sum-
r apples, peais, prunes, poaches
and several varitioa or cherries, one
thousand raapbomoB, 500 struwbernos
twenty five shade trees, lawn, fiovveta
and large garden ready for use, three
wells, two pumps, ten shores in good
water ditch. UouBe insured for S700
for three years. Part down.
For particulars inquire at this office.
HARD
WALL
PLASTER
Only costs aliout 60 per yard
.more than common plaster, and
worth many times over.
ADVANTAGES
No danger of freezing as it
can be used in zero weather
Being flexible instead of brit.
tie as all sand mortors are
it will dent like wood when
struck or jammed, instead of
breaking Doors, windows, pipe
holes, etc are easily cut through
it It is a non conductor of elec
tricity and thus prevents short
circuiting It adheres equally
well to brick, stone or common
lath It contains no acids nor
chemicals to corrods It will
not burn nor disintegrate by tire
being a perfect protection for
wood frame work It will under
no condition pit or blister
Parties having plastering to
do should consult me regarding
this class of work Estimates
cheerfully given
E. REISLAND, Phone 3?l
BILLS
WERE
ALLOWED
Those Who Received
Money Out of County
Treasury at Aug Term
of the Court
Bills allowed at the August term
GENERAL FOND.
CO Pennington, prisoners! board
tor3ay m I0
H W Clouchek, M D, examining
Mrs. Peter Piloum 5 00
Dr. N. Molitor, examining Mrs.
Mary McGarry (, qo
Dr. C E Saunders, services as
county pbyiioian 34 10
Union Printery, stationery as
Per bill 8 00
Hall Bros, same 6 85
Glass Prudhomme & Co., same. . 30 61
Irwin Hodson & Co., same 29 20
Cistern Oregon Republican, same 13 75
H R Hanna, copying testimony 12 50
Geo. E Miller, beds for jurors. . 4 00
SMGoff, stock inspector lor July 25 00
Pacific States Tel Co., service
for July 1804 25 4fji
Union Electric Light Co., lights
for July 1904 32 00
City of Union, water rent June 1 1
Beptember 1 12 50
Union Drug Co., drugs as per bill 2 25
Jos Wright, mdseas per b'U... 9 35
Townloy, Gale 4 Co., same 2 00
Levy Bros., same for poor farm. . 11 95
O N Lewis, registering voters ... 3 20
A L Morris, room rent for elec
tion 5 00
Robt. Blomenftein, servioes as
Commissioner 32 40
J M Selder, same 37 20
Pine and Barnhill, for livery .... 2 60
John Hough, J P fees state vs
Cronin 7 00
W C Martin, Sp constable fee
state vs C 2 90
Maud Shortlidge, witness fee do
1 70
1
John E Hough, J P fees State vs
Barnhart 5 30
L Rayburn, serv sp const same. . 16 75
C S Miller, J P fees state va
Couper 10 55
J F I hy, Sp const same S 10
R A HarriB, witness fen same... 1 70
H J Lucas, same 2 10
Mrs. Lottie Davis, same 170
Bertie Lucas, eame 1 70
Case Prescott, same 3 70
f?red Wilson, same 1 "0
J Kohler, same 1
70
C 8 Miller, J P fees state va Os-
born 55
Alex Slater, const fees same 190
W A Maxwell, printing and pub
lishing notices 9 00
Geo. May, reiief for July 8 00
Flla Nenson, Bume 16 00
Anna Hobuan, si me 12 00
Inez Guild, same 12 00
John Medlook, same 5 00
John HildeLrand, same 8 00
Irwin Hodson Co. , stationery as
per bill 29 00
W R Hutchison, excess tates for
1497 5 32
KUAD FUNK
D II McWaterB, sorvices sup r d
No. 15 B0 00
Wm Dixson, work on r d No. 15 30 00
J R Bonekamp, same 10 50
Wm. State, same 1 38 80
E F May, work on r d No. 30. . . 18 00
E F May, same 7 00
J W Sills, work on rd No. 25 . . . 13 80
D W Elledge, work on r d No 12 9 00
Arthur Curtis, surveyipg co roads 14 90
Arthur Curtis, Borne 9 90
o.ti. Parrott. work on r d No. 13 16 75
W A Mobs, same
W A Moss, same
14 25
59 65
Grande Rondo Lunber Co.,
nlanks for r d No. 13.
21 00
Same 32 6? 20
Same, repairing stone hammer
J L Wsodell, ork on r d No.
Same
C E Sherman, eup rd No. 27. .
50
1 9 00
3 25
25 00
W J Cavender, lime for r d at
Mn I'nwder 1
10
Hugo Klinghammer, work on r
d No. 35 ,"25
Lee Cross, same ' 20 00
a , r.. .m. 23 76
O U Uiun. D. ,
... , 1.1.1 . VI 3 S
D G Morris, oiBeKsuiiwuun -8haw
Bros., lumber for r d No. 80 17 85
1. Mifonnnn. vlewina roads.. 6 50
B Logedon, same
W J Bault. chalnman, surveying
road
John Perry, markor, surveying
reads
7 80
! 60
2 20
,1 k Owen, plankfl and timbers
forrd No 4 62 22
t 1 u-nndnll. work ou r d No. It 9 00
1 60
3 75
Same
Same
R A Mastertou, repairing tools
for r d No. 12 2 00
Geo. Want, eame
ninmAnatHin and Brown, tools
i
for r d Nob. 36-6 6 70
i D CaJey, lumber for r d No. 15 10 50
Mrs. T N Murphy, hardware r d
Nos. 12-3418 18 25
G r Fleming, repairing road tools 16 60
Frank Hempe, eup r d No. 28. . 25 00
Stoddard Lumber Co., lumber
for Proebstel bridge 1
V Faulk, mason work on
bridges 25
RMorlis, planks for rd No, 24 25 00
CONTINGENT FUND
M F Davis, stamped eovps for
clerk
John Frawley, stamps express
J B Gllham, stamps, freight and
express
5 45
2 10
e 36
siari u lriu, boarding paupers 63 SO
u 11 rrottor, s amp . 145
J H Mortal), pstaue 8 25
I. U Pennington, postage 1 50
John Hough, moving co tout
house 30 00
M A Harritou, inspecting roads
and bridges 16 75
JBtiilham, bill ol S inborn,
Valle Co 50
BIG FIRE RAGES.
IN ST. LOUIS
Kl Louia, Aug. 18. The plant ol
the American Reltigealor Company
one o tbe largest in the oountry nun
lire. A general alarm baa been sound
ed and it is thought the loas will b
great. Strikers Enjoined
Sioux City, Iowa, Aug. 10 Judge
Reed in the federal court today grant
ed an injunction restraiug the strikers
at the Cudahy plant from interfering,
in any way with the opt ration of tht
plant- About 1000 strikers ara re
strained individually.
NEGRO MUST
PAY PENALTY
Washington, Aug 10. President
Roosevelt has declined to interfere in
ine oase 0! John W bin ley a negro
confined in the jail of the District ol
Columbia undei eontenoe of death for
the crime of criminal a sau't the vio-
tim having been a little gitl 4 years
old The president has directed that
the sentence ol the jury be carried in
to efft'Ot on August 2 j iintant as de
cree r1.
HELD AGAINST
STRONGER ARMY
81 Petersburg Aiir. 10 The fo'low
ing dicpatch Irom Viceroy Alexbit-fF,
dated Aug. 9, h.is bu-n nceived by tl e
r:
"General Hioesel reports as lolViws:
"At 6 in the morning ol July 27 the
etiemy having advanced a strong force,
their artiller upsueii fire along their
whole Iront, followed by a series of at
tacks, une ol which, directed against
Yupilaza mnuntaiuj was especially
vl8or0UB -
"At bol 8 lllB ev.niug tbe ene-
r-7 were tvetyw ere repulsed with
enormous losses. I remained in the
advanced position we have b Id for
two days againtt an army very muoh
stronger tbati ours.
"At 4 in he morn'ne of July 30
about live divisions of J kpauese took
the offensive against our posituu on
Woil's hill. In view of tbe enormoua
superiority ol the enemy's forces and
the weakness of our ositioo our troops
were ordered to retire to the next po.
sition without lighting The move
ment was effected in complete Older
under the protection of ariillety
whioh by rapid fire at short rangecom
pletely stopped (lie Japanese ad
vanoe. "Our losses have not yet been aar
oerlained bjt they were not great.
The Japanese looses were very oonsid
eraoln. In the engagements of July
26 and 27 the Japanese bad about
70,000 men and a considerable number
of Beige guns.
"The niorale r ttie Russian troops
is exce.lent and the.r health good."
Rear) Uila paper and Tb Weekly
Old Folks
Excursion
Residents
Hftlt
and Unirn
Conn ties ( vrr i!n
years ricfiirnuti ol
pitality of the e.
City nn Old F.il:-
;L" f ftixiy-five
r rtiiiijii of (he but
'1 ; te-jple ol linker
JJiiy urn reqfufed
iti the fi flowing
fi cut out fill'
coupon aril mm I 1 1
ne to Mtinnie
Kox, Hriktr Ctty if y m ttr' h residont
nf Bribr-r t'nnntv nn! if ThomftB
dent of linicn County A'tend to
thin mattT nt oif.' co Ihat your
name will 1 on !)" 1 in time to
mAKe flrrnrig' mnnts for your enttr
tdiument; if you iif(;lect thi you
must blame yoursi If if you ere left
out
Joseph Batton,
Chairman Old Hoik Committee.
This is the coupon to b' filled out,
OLD FOLKS DAY.
Fill ou t this coupon snd send
to Mannie Fox, Baker City, if
you live in Baker County, and to
Thos. Walsh, La Grande, if you
live in Union County.
I am years of age and
reside at
I was born on the day
of in the year
and I want to be presen t on Old
Folks Day. sign name in full.
Advertised Letters.
List of unclaimed letters remaining
in tbe Ls Grande Oegon Post Office
for the we:k ending Aug. 8 '04.
Brown J T Harris Mis Pauline
Rolle Mrs Bessie Wilson B H
Cameron William Jennings Frank 8
Titus George Cannon His Nettie
Kennedy MrtO B Turner Miss Minnie
Tbe above will bs held U days and
thao sent to the Dead Letter Office.
When ceiled for please 17 Advertised
Aug. 8 04. JOArdreyPM
New Telephones
1691
67
2031
645
. 547
473
1714
1093
1781
364
1779
1101
F M Jackson residence
Mrs M B Wilson "
Fred Jaoobi "
TNGolittaan "
Mrs Mary Noble "
Mrs Ethel Helmick"
H B Pidoock " .....
HO Grady "
Rev E B Hays "
Rev J O Walker "
K J Ord farm '
Baker Bros - Grocery
SOMMER HOUSE
J F Graham
C F God.lard -
Portland
do
do
do
do
do
do
. do
do
do
City
M O Potter
F H Green
John Clancy
F A Taylor
MLCordell
A Noltner
George Waton
M L Mourfleld
F A Palmer
B F Walker
Jeesle Hobaon
M Herxog
a L Brown
E C Morgan
E LRyau
J L Smith and wife
U Blumenstien
J J Kelley
R O Cohen
M LCordele
San Francisco I
8umpter
Seattle
Spokane
Minneapolis
Baser
Elgin
do
Pendleton
do
Portland
Pendleton
Los Angeles, Cal
Chicago
S A Loyd
J It Oliver
Lu B Bluuienthal
FOR SALE Second hand furniture is
for sale at Salvation Army head
quarters. Call this week.
GIRL WANTED Light house keep
ing good wuges apply to Mrs O W Nib
ley Perry, Oregon. -
FURNISHED ROOMS-Fleasant lo
cation, known as
near post office.
Aug 22
Whitney House
Mrs. E Helmick
AN OPEN LETTER
To the public :
We wiBb to call the attention
of
those not already advised that we have
established a wood working plant in
La Giande equal to any in the country.
We believed tbe times and conditions
demandtd suoh an enterprise and we
have spent thousands of dollars in e
qulpment and improvements.
We are not only prepared to fill your
orders for mill work but we can fur
niBh all kinds of lumber on short
notice.
If you buy in quantity so we can fur
niah in car lots to be delivered direct
we can give you prompt shipment and
at prices as low as tbe lowest consider
ing the quality of the stock and tbe
promptness of delivery.
The price varies SB to the amount
you buy and tbe cost of handling.
Before placing your order outside
submit your propoBitiou to us and see
if wo can handle your business to
please yon.
We are a La Grande Institution but
wo do not claim anything on that ao
01 unt only to have an equal show with
our competitor.
After establishing an expensive lo
cal enterprise wo want tbe buainess to
koop our 20 odd men at work.
Wo are not begging for favors but Io-
ciil enterprises should be built up to
employ our people at homo instead of
sending all the money away for stuff
manufactured In other places.
i ne money sent away aoes not
oome
back to us and it builds up other com-l
munities at our expense.
fours for business,
Stoddsid Lumber Co
Columbia
University
A1PLT F3H OATAL0O0B
Collegiate,
Preparatory
Gommerolul
and Gram
mar Grade
Oources.
Hour 1 1 ii n school tor young men A boys.
Box 348 University Park Station,
Portland Oregon
Dr. I' A CHARLTON
VETERINARY SURGEON,
Ollice at A T Hill's Drug Store
La Grande, Oregon Phone 1361
Residence pbone 701
ghtful Route, Daylight Ride
Dizzy Crags, Deep Canons.
A Golden Opportunity See
nature In all lifir o-lnrinna
beauty, and then tbe acme ol
man's handiwork. Tbe first is
found aloniif the line of the
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
11 nd Mm latter at the St. Louis
World's Fuir. Your trip will be
one of pleasure make tbe most
of it. For information and illns
trnlfi literature write .
W, O. McBRlDE, Gen.Agt,
Portland, Oregon
Sacred Heart Academy,
La Grande, Oregon This welli
known institution, conducted by the
Sisters of St. ancia, affords excel lent 1
eduoatiouhl advantages. Mualo, dra
ing and fainting optional studies.
Preparing young ladles for the profess
ion at teaching a. specialty. Boarding
and day school opens the flrat Monday
In September. " For catalogue address
Sister Superior. Aog 4 Oct 4
The Big Circus.
The announcement that Binglin
Brothers World's Greatest sbos will
exhibit in Baker City Aug 16 will be
received with more than usual interest
by tbe peo pie ol that neighborhood.
The Ringling Brothers bave a name
that stands for all that is nsw, novel
and entertaining in the oircus line,
and the management announces that
this season tbsshow has been enlarged
to suoh an extent that a whole extra
train is used in addition to the (our
trains ol last season. The. stow is
now transported from place to plaor
in eighty-five seventy-foot cars, con
structed especially for tbe Ringliny
Brothers:" In connection with ' tbt
oirous properdin which theareuio per-
formace is marvelous, the Itinpliuc
Brothers are this season presenting
the beautiful and sublime spectacular
production of Jerusalem and the Cru
sades, This pantomimio play necessi
tates the use ol 1,200 actors and aot
ressee and of almost three hundred
horses. It Is preaauted on the laigest
stage ever used for exhlbitional pur-
poses,
8peoial oxoursion rates have
(been arranged for all lines of travel by
Riugling Brothers.
A Postal Will Do It
The purchaeoof a piano by mail made
safe, Bimple and economical.
By dealing with a reliable concern' a
piano can now be purchased without
ever seeing It, with perfect satisfaction
and safety. Every instrument aold by
Filer's Piano llouse ib fully guaranteed
and a further agreement goes with it
j to refund all money puid in oaee the
instrument mils in any way to prove
exactly cs represented, so that buyers
are perfectly secure.' 1 :
If you aro thinking of purchasing a
piano or an organ, drop us a line ou a
!)08tal, giving your address and vou will
mmeiliatelv reoelve an abundance of
ciroulars and haudBome bool-.lets show
ing a variety of Instrument and giving
full description of tl.em. A letter
from the head of the Mail Order Du
partment will also accompany them,
giving tun luioriuaLiun conuerning our
low-prices and eusy payment system,
If we have anv anocial bargains in
secondhand instruments which ourim-
mense business is continually hrlnglni
to us, those uIbo will be fully describe!
and pricesglvbu. " -
lour reply, wtietner it ne a request
for further information, or an order for
an Instrument will be promptly and
courteously attended to.
When mail orders aro filled, the in
strnmentB are personally selected by the
nead ol our man oiaer department,
who la an exnerieuced and exnertuiauo
judge. He thoroughly inspeots every
piano sold by mail and aoes that it is
in perfect couditiuu bolore he permitB
it to leave the store.
We make a specialty of packing our
instrnments so that no matter if they
have to be hauled by wagon a long dis
tance, no injury can possibly oome to
them. . Remember this is the bouse ac
knowledged to be the lowost priced and
most rotiable On the coast. Drop-us a
postal. Thousands have done It to
thoir ailvantego. Filers Piuno House
361 Wasbiuglon Street corner Park,
Large stores also San Francisco and
Saoramento cal., Spokane and Seattle,
Washington.
IN THE OOUNTVT COURT, FOR THE
COUNTY OF UNION, STATE OF
OREGON.
In the mnttor of the estate of 1
Citation
ANGIH A WOOD, Deceased 1
To William H. Wood and Percy M.
Wood, GREETING
lu the name of the state of Oregon,
You are hereb cited and required to
appenr In the County Couit of tbe
State of Oregon, for the County of
Union, at the Court Room thereof, at
Union in the County of Union, on
Monday, the loth day of August 1004,
at 1 .80 o'olock, in the afternoon of that
dm. then and there to show cause if
any you may have why the petition of
J. K. Wright, as Administrator of the
estate of Angle A. Wood, Decensi-d,
to sell Lot No eight (8) block sixty (00)
Chaplin's Addition to the City of La
Grande, uregon.snould not be granted.
WITNESS The Hon. M. A. Harrison
Jiidue of the County Court of the State
ot Oregon, tor tno Gounty ot Union,
with the Seal ol said l.'ourt allixed this
13th dry of July 1U04.
ATTKSl'-J. B. Gilliam, Clerk.
CURES OLD SORES '
Westmoreland, Knns. Mny B 1902.
Ballard Snow Liniment Co. ' our Snow
Liniment cured an old sore on the side
ot my chin that wus supposed to be a
cancer. The soe wus stubborn and
would not yield to treatment, until
I tried Snow Liniment, which did the
work In short Older My Bister, Mrs
Sophia J CaiBon, Allensville, Mlllln
Co, Pa, has a sore nnil mistrusts that
it ls a oancer. l'leuae send her a
DOc bottle. Sold by Nowliu Drug Co.
Lodge Directory.
KAQI.K& 1 Grande Airio 950 P O E meet,
every Friday nlKlil In K uf V hall at S . m
VMtlns lrohern invited tontieml,
C C Uuckwtli, W t A N Unyvllle, W Bee.
KORK-STKIW Of AMKIlIOA-tnirt Maid
.M?.rio9; . ".! T'"'lr m liik'a
V1 llel.uar Chlnl Haneer.
O J Vanderpool, kocacc.
IOO F la flrande MHlire, No 16 rmeta In
their hall every Haiunlay nlalit. Visiting mem
bers oordially lDvltd Ui atnind.
UJ Vanderpool, N (1.
I B Snook, Bee,
A, P. & A. M. La Grande Lodge
No 41. meets every 1st and Jtd Satur
day of each month.
A O WlllismaSeo, ;
O D Huffman W. M,
mmmssmtwmmmsmamissmm.mrmi
A Few Choic
lowa County Real Estate
' (1) 200 acrso'ef land, 120 asms Capable of cultivation, 113 at) '
III fall town wheat. IIoom, am and other buildings. A gr
snapan W,6XW .
nil MO aorta, uaallgrchaid, bonis, ham and good ontballdioas, BO acrKb'hll
own gi.in; .null .traain of waMr tow Uir iuh pUc A irreat Eanraln al fi.eoS
181 2.0 aura. Of laorf mrlnl ahli-rl La tu. rfV.-t h....J
oiiibuildiua. (out aay .Iwdw sua uiuiotluyainlKcut ou Ut'a ujace will take
S640 in eslNe In t.J on lllU property. Hrlcil 110 ki afj. . .
, foj aerw, cai ol ODolcc lauil 1'rli
have la oSat in th war of real ratal, barga
M'Dfxnlel 6c
WALLOWA, -
inBBflBflflHIDBIIHlBBnODn
Farmers' and Tmdera , "
.auonai tsariK,
LAGRANDE,
Capital Stock fully paid $ 60,000 '
. Surplus fund - ' 13.000
Liability of Shareholder. 60,000
Responsibility . . . ' 133,000
" We do a general banking and eiohange business.
Drifts bought and sold on eartern and foreign banks.
n
J.
H. Pcare, the Jeweler
STONE AND BRICK
Of All Kinds'Doae
WM
aaa
CARPETS! CARPETS!!
Linoleum, Shades, and Upholstery Goods. : We
have a fine line of these goods at very low prices.
Carpets and Linoleums cut, made and laid to order.
Call and see these Goods ,
Beautiful White Maple Dresser & Coinmodo $18 25
Worth f30. Go cart 8 00, rerfection Oil Stove S 00,
Dining Table 6 60, Best Oil . Range 10 50, . New
Lounge 12 75, Gasoline Stoves 2 75, Desk 7 50, Camp
Stoves 140.
. Two sets Double Harness, 2 Sue Shot Guns, 2 Win
chester RifleB, 1 Iron Bed, 1 ten-gallon ohuru, 10
Cook Stoves at very low prices.
Remember we do upholstering, furniture repairing
and bouse cleaning. Phone for estimates.
I
H. B. Hasten
We Do Not Claim
That we can pleaBe all of tbe people all of tbo tiiKe,Ebut
WE DO CLAIM j
That our plant has been uudergihe same lnaiuigement for
nearly TEN YEARS '
j lint auring tins lime ouraimnaB ueeu to piease as ;
nearly all, at all times as good work and courteous treat
That we will do our best to please you if you will favor ' I
us with your patronage - 5
That Packages left at Anderson & Myers or Kirtley'a
barber shops will receive tbe same prompt attention that
they would it leftat the laundry. .
ABC
; PHONE S l85r :
City Property For Sale
Finely Located, Well Improved 5-Room House
Sale. Also Other City Property," At
GRANT & HERR0NS
f-' . ... , T. " jiff
Bargains In Wal
till par aore. Tail is a gnat bamala.
.oa. For furUira partkuUra adaioaa. -
M'Donald
- : OREGON
OREGON
JOSEPH PALMER, President -
J. w; SCR1BER, Cashier
a
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BDDBBBBBflBDBDDOO
The Clock
is something that ls Indispensable to
the home. It marks the hour for ris
ing to cops wlih events of the day, and
the time for retiring at night.
There Is Somethir.
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