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ROAIG &
GROCER
-Phone 43!
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Place in La Grande ,
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We !ve oar undivided attention to the undertaking business
Ouroffce.b always 4Btn r
It is never too late for as to respond to a call where we. can
in any way assist in the time of, troible of all troubled
when d?ah hteway ed. J
Expert EmiMnIag;Careful Funeral Directs '
- Experienced Lady Assistant in attendance
GIPFHI & HOQAN,
Office in Lewis Building,
t ' .. f f . . . .f I
REDUCTION IME
We have snade on our mind to cell
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aompuuclHipwehavttMpflfcrcjaMltiaof rarmcr prict
J Wall' Paper from 5 6ents up
Wt Wantbdcarthtrbtfora WhM Mwe expcdacarlo" :,
;of Will Wipe to a arrive on lhat ib. Wj.have more Wall Paptr
"" iumk m IimuI tKxn I) Itu ntS inner kntMM in tb eanntv. Thara -
x k 'Ttrrrrr vii attt" "ri
W lMyottwfflhavea treater variety
O itodi k conclctr.
Stockiand &
QQ SSt avsSSS
9
Notary Pabli
Mil
ney ,tQ
Representing theB(iaUaheJTi9Bj v; Asso
ciation of Portland,4Or., the strongest, safest it most
raliabla institution on the racino eoaet, under state
eur rviaiaa, Loaas- made she
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THREE NIGHTS
THURSDAY.
.
In a repertoire of high
wiaabff ovatA now
Trie
N(i)iiiiE
ONPAXrrHTrgRAliSOOTO flduUOTION
OF TUB BEAUTIFUL MELODRAMA
"For Loye
PRICES 25c, 85c and 600?
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STAPLES
Grande,
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opposite Bommer House
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every roll pTWall Paper in oar
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arrive arto order to hum I a
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to aeltct fretn. Oar preteat
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Insurance
is.
ir1aiihnrtIop.lna time (a aniL
UtUlfl rtltCUl
COMMENCING
JAN. 19,
class and popular pi ye
a; 0
5E6tfof
Seats on sale at usual
place.
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A majority of the people of Oresou ?
ant to be slow . In kwakenina- to i a !
realisation of tba faofi that our sUta !
a ana ot to moat reeoaroef ul t x tba
Unjon 8ha Iocs cot depend aloua
upon'kny'one product bather reioaro-
are ao many, ao diversified and ax
oal ail bUkere in Wmwy points, tbat
ha oould, II necessary, depend upon
nay one ol then) and a' 111 maintain
bar position In the first nnki of th
"autaaaadbecloaaio the head of tha
. JDurlog She year paat, mora
than la any deoade - before, : people
from the oataide world hare begun to
laara a boat uad I oqalre lato oar
wonderful soaroe ot sappllea and pro
ducte Whioh are shipped to almoat all
parU ot tha. aivlhsed' vorld. " How.
aver some of the greatest praise and
tne'hlgnesi encomiums of Oregon hare
ooma from tha press outside ot tha
stale, and aapeolally haa thia been
daring the t Louis (air. Not
only did Oregon take priaea in trait
Alfch'oows and many other thinge too
fldmeroaa to majiou( bat the follow-
fogwomment, made
Baron In 'the Januar
by Mr John Van
uary number of the
Strand Magazine; in hia artiola on
tlSE&B Jftatoei -wbtdoWLOresaer"
and in reference to tha display ol hopafMaatf qoanty ol tule
made by tba atata of California-
Court House
(sly Scrips Newa Association)
Chicago, Jan. lft. A Are originating
from oil and palnta in the upper
floor ot tha county ballding at nine
O'elfckttlg morning1 creat a panto
among tbetboasandnr more employee
in the building and tn, the City Hall
which adjoins tha county building,
f oar ot the Court room4 wore gutted
AnarcKy
(ByScripp Newa Association)
8t Petersburg Jan 16 -It Is admitted
in offioial circles bare that anarchy pre
. vails throug'hout. the entire Empire,
including Bt Petersburg (itself. This
; atata ot affairs is' attributed by the
officials to the fall of Port Arthur and
to the fact that the defeat of the Bua-
aian Army ia "Manchuria ia anticipat
ed. It (s admitted that the Russian
Statesmen are' casting about for aome
means of bringing the war to an end.
MONgOE DOC
T (By Sorlpps New Aesociation)
Pekin Jan 18 f he Japanese ' Oaz-
ette today publishes ",e algniOoant
speech ot Count Okuma former fore.
ign minister of Japan, ' whioh he de
livered at Tokio, He said that the
Japanese moat follow the example of
the Americana wboae asoeadenoy datea
Irom the promulgation of thJMonroe
doctrine. He aaid "If we win the war
Japan should Insist that thote for.
elgners niw la eastern Asia 'most fol
io the Japanese will, while no other
power abO'ild" be permitted' ,to obtaia
any east Asian possessions. Japan
should assume he 'self the leader in
China, Korea, and Siberia.
Noble Stock Company
One ot tha longest jamps on record,
for a popular priced organization to
make, was that of the Noble Stock Co.,
from Southard '.Teiaa'i to' Utah three
weeks ago. "Hiey are booked by the
Western Theatrical Association to ap
pear over their circuit In high classed
royalty plays only: and' at popular
prices. Tba company's engagement
here Is for three days beginning Thurs
day. January 18, "For Love and Hon:
or,' Carmen" and 'The Moonshin
ers" will be the three notable produc
tion.
Destroys
feGrips
Russia
i
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miisiEiMireii
Curc3all Kidney and Bladder Diseases Guaranteed
SHOULD AWAKE
the statue of a horee artistically made
no, at hoM. in ihlnh ha laid a the
California display, bat la the! aama
breath admlU that Oregon eioelle
that atata in tba production of hope ;
It ia natural that a atata in which
bopa are a prominent atapla protect
should In ita windows make ample die
'play ol toe useful vine. California
i itaoda aaoond only to Oregon in hop
prodaotion. and tbere la hardly a di
trlot ot tha aUte Jin whioh hop ralalng
ia not a featare; of agrioalaral life;
ITie hop exhibit at St ' Loaia 'are car
talnly among tha most intereatlng,
and viaitora from Europe may well be
amazed at the alte of the ripened oone
Soma Idea ot the elze of theae ia al
fored to the apeotator by a splendid
flgare ot a horse made wnully of hopi
grown by a prominent (armir of 8ao
ramento County. Mo better evidence
Of the quality ot the prodaot could
exist, for the hop horse, a .bayard of
diaplay, drawa aightseera from every
'Now if Oregon bops eaoell those of
Oolifomia, why oaano thia atate
make a display at the Lewis and Clark
tair which would be attractive and
display to -the . best-, advantage the
product!
Eire
by Are and many valuable court records
were destroyed. A painter by the
name of Edwarda was aerloudy burned
and two workmen are missing. . ihe
lose haa not yet been estimated.
Later) Two painters and one fire
man were seriously burned. The fire
waa confined entirely', to ; the . coanty
building and court has suspended for
tha day. i ' I
' ijl .', NO, 4452. . , ..
v Report of thm Conditio
The Farmers & Traders National
BankC
At La Grande, In the HUte of Oregon, at the
olouof builnua, Jan. 11, I'.hA. .
Loansand Liscouut
Ovardrafu, ecureii and uuecr-
ed.... .........m. ,
U S Buuus to kecure circulaliou
lijmdOu
7i(JOU
lr.TlM 00
b,1.6 U0
, 1,W6 :l
,6HU
. 123 a
i Premium, on U e) hoad..........
Bunds, necuilllon, Wwiauls .to..
BankluK Iiouk, lurnitare and
tixtui'ti. h.. ;
Olhor real eluui owned
Due from National Uaulu not rw
erve ageniHj M
Due from biate Bank and llaun-
er. .
Due from approved resurve
euu... .
Cheulu and ot taer casn liui....
NoUjh of other national ban It .
Fractional paper cuneucy, nick
el., aud ouuui.n.m...MM....
tAwrUL MoMKV KliKKV IM
Bank, vU;
Specie..... $30,69160
lJeji-U)uder noUi......-.7jy (M
Uedempllou fund with U. a.
Trea.ui'er 5 percent of elruala-
tlouj..........
ToTAt.........
31,44160
750 00
$56178
DOLLARS
LIABILITIES
Capital block paid In...,
dO.UUOM
14,000 00
ourpiu. iuuu......
LlnillvlilMi Drofllu. ltwa exDenaea
and tazea aid 2,640 84
National bank Mote, outstanding 14.J00 00
Due to other National tittuk. 16,4tf 74
Hue to Biate Bauka and Uauker. S.luH 7
Due to approved rewirve. Kent.., IM0&
Ulvideudjt unpaid ...... 8,040 00
Individual depo.it. .uujeut to
cneck . 101,91iil
Demand certiacattM of deposit.... 01.4141 M
BUI. payable, including eerlirluates
of depoall lor money borrowed 10,000 00
Total $aw6l 7x
Btat or Obboos
coUMxt or Umom t
I, J. W Herlber, Caahior of the above-named
bank, do solemnly wear that lue above atate
ment la true to Uie beet of iny knowledge aud
oelieL - .
I W SCK1BEH, Cashier.
Subscribed and .worn to before me this
UtUdayof jau., lUuu.
ur vuAun cu
Notary Publlo for Oregon
Correct Attest
GivOKQE ACKLE8 I
U t McUULLV Y Director.
U J bCRlBtK. 1
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNlTCOSrAfdS FJR TH2 OIS
TRICTOP OH503N .-
nJ.iLfjft&M,. i Wotloeof first meet
Caarles J. urifflths, i , . ...
BANKRUPT I lag of Creditor..
To the Creditors of Charles J. Orifflllis, of
E.gta, Colon County, Oregon, BanHrupU
NuTlCS 14 HKRKUY Ql VKN, thU on the
21t day of December, 1J4, the aaid Charles J.
Qrlffllh. was dulv aojudlrated a Bankrupt,
ad that Um fink meeting oltha Creditor, will
be held at the offloe of tba undenigned In
La Grmn te, Oregon, on Tuesday, January 10th,
1003, at tea o'cloe i In the forenoon of said day,
at which time and place Said Creditors may at
tend, prove their claim, appoint a Tresis,
eiawine the Bankrupt, and traaaaot such other
bualreaa as may properly ooma before said
meeting. Twenty five oente mut accompany
each claim filed. , ,
Dated at La Qrande, Oregon, December SVd,
1004. F. 8. IVaNHOE,
Referea In Uanirnptay
Records
GENERAL MIlECTOiOr !
Theodore Rooeevelt President
Charlee W Fairbanks.. Vloe President
John tlay .beofetary of btate
Leslie at 8haw..SeoreUry of Treasury
WU raft ...HeoreUry of War
m a uiicncwK..beoretary ol interior
fao.1 Morton tJecreUrr ot Nan
James Wilson .Secretary c( Agrloaltore
win. u jaoody.i....attoUMy Ueneral
hoot J Wynne.. Post Master General
Melville W Fuller...,. .Uhiet Jnatioe
Victor JJ Xotcalt. Secretary Uommeroe
IT o ti -: . . i t
w a rwuug vvuauHVHr.i .......
rl W S&icharda
U a Land Cominieaioner..Jagene Ware
POSTOmCJJ r
U M Klobey f oat Master
Ad Uilham Aaalatant
EIGHTH JUOIQUL D1ST&1CT '
Robert Juakin Jadga
ueroj uomu uuuioi Auoraa
US LANDOmCH
AAEtoberU ........ tteoeiver
L ur it . - . .
" iaru iIUgiKSI
U ts W&ATUKB BUUSAU 1
W A WorateU a sraeia AMMerver
STATU 0? OttEGUN
Chaa. W Faiton -
John U Mitchell ( u "
Jiuuter Herman.. Uomzraaaman lt Diat
J ti Wlliiamaon..Uongreaaman8adl)lat
Geo. fiChambefialn..,...f.,.Oovernor
If I Dunbar..... . ..Beoretarr ot titaie
U i Moore HtaU Tnunnr
J Ji Ackerman Uupt Pablio Instruction
J tt Whitney bUte Printer
a n urewiora '.Attorney Ueneral
U u Woiverton 1 ,
& ti Bean Bunrema Jadjrea
A Moore .J r T: -
Oswald West. .Agent Btate Land Board
O B Bellinger. U ti lnat Judge
W ' Mathews ...U H UankTii
1) M Dunne. Collector internal Kevenue
John liair..'. U DUt Attorney
JOINT SENATOR i
Walter i4rviieroe, oetweeo Umatilla,
Union and Morrow.
k A McDonald. Union and Wallowa.
- EEpaEaiaNTAnva
N OMuLeod. , 0
; JOINT .&EPBB3ENI ATIVB
fay wmhnii, wUmS iii al
low, i
f oouNry o,Fiaiai
M A i llarriaoa Judo
Jamea B Uilham Clerk
CO Pennington -.Sheriff
u n proctor. tteoorder
Jaa.il. Morton Aeseeeor"
John Krawley Treasurer
Hi h) Bragg School Superintendent
Arthur Onrtis Harvavar
J O Uenry Coroner
ua unanuu rasuuni . .. i
A n n i .1 fv i.m ... . m '
johii K&v
TfrT .ViVp- "1
L.L11 Ur.lUUKH I I
I r ni l.- -- '
u Diawi,..,. ti Mayor
COUNCIlaMEN ( ,
w II Bohneukausp, U E Kowlar, S A
Uardlnier, J W Kennedy, U O Keavis,
A L Kiohardson.
L Kayuura ...........Marshal
ti V Wade Depty Marshal
Chester r Newtln ..Recorder
K Walsh...,,.,; t...,... Treasurer
J W Knowles City Atty
a. O Qiluian. ...Water Superintendent
s'red Synnorst.. Street Superintendent
LA UKANOE SCHOOL DIoTfiiUT
. , Oireotors ,i , ;
Geo. Hanson, chairman J Henry Jfoong
If S Ivaaboe, F ha patriot, Oavid bay.
AO Williams ....Clerk
H J Uookeuberry.... Superintendent
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878
NOTICS V FOR PUBLICATION
U. ti. Land Olnoo, La, (irande, Oregon
v, , . Ueoomoer 12, 1WM
Notloe U hereby given that lu eompUauoe
wltutneprovnilon.orihe act or (Jongrea. of
June S, lb?8, entiUad "An act for tne .ale of
timber laud. In the (Mate, of Call rnla," Ore
aon, Nevada, and Waauluglou Terriloryi aa
exleuded to all tne Public Land HUlea by act
of AuKuat 4, lsui, Wioiiard A. Crawford, of La
Uraudu, oouuty of Union, tttate of Urezou,
ua. tula day tiled In lUlaoflloe hi.. worn .Mte
uieut No. lUlti, lor the purouuse of the bX
tW N wWbli)of aeo No.iJ, XpNo. i, ttoutu
Kuu.e Ao. i), ii W. M.
Aud wtu oiler proof to show that the land
ao unlit U more valuable for lu Umber or
tune tnan for agricultural purpoaw, and to
wutblUU hi. claim to aaid laud before tha
Itegiater and Uaoeiver of Uiu ofUae at La
Uraudu, Ora(un,oa Monday, Lue HUi day ol
February, Imjd. 1
He uainea aa wltnesaea: ' A J fireedlore, of
La Urande, Or; Lee Voung of llllgard. On Wm
ftlxoaor Ullxard, Or, aud 1 W Crawford of
La oraude, Or. .J
any and all peraona olalmlfig adversely the
above deeurlbed laud, are requeated to Ola
tnelr olalma In thi. otdoeon or before aaid
a7Ui day ol February, iuUx , ,
K. W. Havla, Beglstar.
roTHgUON. COUNTY COUKT OF UNION
COUNTY, OUKUO . . i
We tha undenigned legal voters and realdanu
ef tha Precinct of ililgard, Onloa County, Ore
gon, hereby reipoctfu.ly petition your Hon.
Court to grant to Uulversoa a McKarland a
Uoenta to .ell spirituous, malt or vinous liquor,
or fermented oulcr, ooutinoaly knowa aa hard
older, In less quanbtie than one gallon In the
town of Uilgard, ia the preolnot of titlgard ia
Uoioa County, Oregon, fur a period of six monUu
oommenolni rebruary 10, 11)03.
Dated at Uilgard, Oro.jn, Ueoeubcr 10, 1004
John Thompson
Harry Wells
ORUufaett
W L Prlllaaan
FredDutley .
Uenrv Love
Jas Laierty
JFNibley
rAMcDougall
Wm. Cantroli
Frank HUoidstrom
Ceo. Rogers
Fat Locay
Wm. Banks
J S Dlllman
Ike If atherson
Fred Werner
O Garden
KHoesu
Matt Ifarkle
Oeo C Lee
J W Kiclly
8 B Beauohamp
J D Casey .
D P Hewma
' J K Elta
Geo, BUnohard
FS Moore
UA Kndrap
t Laumaa
LQWelb
Chaa. Baker
EdTnompwn
Rudolph Hartle
J W Boott
Mat Andersoa
iT Holmes
N C Bndrup
WUIbm Uf .
TM fUnkln
C8 Hamsr '
Frank Moon ,
George Burchett
Clarence Long -
W M Uetrkk
Ed Peterson
Frank Banlord
O II MoOarry
Kd aling
liarry French
BSholdatroni
Ceo. Teyto
C Jobuaon
Ola Livarnoa
FMadea
U C Burchett
T t Round tree
OC Farmer
Notioe ia hereby given that we will on the Ut
day of February UOt apply to the County
Court of Union County, Oregon, at the court
bouse for a license to sell spliituoiu, mah and
vinous liquors and fermented cider oommonly
known as bard older la the town of Hllgsrd
Uaion oouaty, Orejoo, for a period of Si
nonths oommencing oa or ab-ut Fabraary 10
906. HOLVRUSOt ft MeFARLatRO.
awwtw
BP Tail the pioneer mosio teacher
of Oraoda Rondo Valley ia still in the
ring. During my vacation I made it
my business as well as pleasure to at
tend "coaosrU, operas, and in fact
very thing In my line of businees
and I fouad that I as a teacher, and
interpreter of masio and still ia the
front rank. Pupils who do not wish
the full oontervttory course may take
the popular piano eonrsa. This plac
es the pupil in position to play tba
popular mosio of the day, Church and
Sunday School music. ' ' 1
Tba Violin popular com as places
the pupil la position to play all .kinds
oi danoe music as wall as light over
tuns.. Quite a number of musicians
who have been under my Instruction
are now making good money as teach
er and soloisto. " Pupils who are un
der my eue will be thorongtly'ln.
stmoted inttusUt.-' '
1 " tJ.TAW.keher
Cured His Mother of Rhtunulhrn
'My mother haa been a suffarw : for
many years . from vhenmatiam" aa
W II Howard of Una band, Pennsylva
nia." "At times she waa unable to
move at all, while at times walking
was painful. I presented her with a .
bottle oi. Chamber lala's Pain Balm
and after a few applications she dedd
djit was tha most wonders ul pain re.
liever, she bad . aver tried, ia tact, aha
is never without it aow and Is at all
timesable to walk. Aa oooaaloaal ap
plication of Pain Balm keeps away the
paih that she was formerly troabled
rt. TT W.alt Oraa flat." ,
,kJ tin. . -,." 1 1 '
' ' Thf Diamond Curt ' '
:.(..: .n 'lu,. ...... '. : -
. The latest newstrooa Paris, la fhat
they have discovered a diamond ear
for consumption. it you fear coasump
rr oonsumptlon. ' It yoQ fear coasump
iio laanionla, it will, however,
Pf b't tor vou to taat great rem-
mentioned by W T MoGee. oi
1 yanleer, lean, "I bid a eoogh, ' for
fourteen years. Nothin
is aeiped me.
to kn instant reiief. and
until i took Dr King's
ew tisooreri
Ail a .-.A
I - UIU-U
care.".. lUneaaalMd
.quick euro, for
Throat 11 and Lang
roubles. At tha Newlia
drug store,
ntsed Trial
price txo and fl.OO, gaarani
bootUs fritd.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
'' --r.-r. the Best Made
"la my opinion ' Chamberiain'a
Cough Remedy is the beat made for
colds," says Mrs J Oora Walker ot
Porterville, California. There Is no
doubt about its being the best. No
other will cure a cold so quickly. No
other Is so sure a preventative at pneu.
monia. No other Is . so Dleasant and
safe to take. There are good reasons
why it should be preferred to any
other. The fact la that few people are
satisttad with.any other after having
once used this remedy. For sale ' by
Newlln Drug Co. ' 1
LA GRANDE SCHOOL
OF MUSIC -
PROF. DAY, Principle,
iniDAr.AjtifiUitt
This Is one ot the best ' maaicalln
stltutiona la the stats. Daring the
yoar 1304 there were nearly Four
thousand lessons glveo. The people
in this olty and valley are begin -
lng to diaoover the great advantage
ot this sohool. , The system used la
the latest and most, practical,' and
Inoludes all the latest discoveries
in the art of teaching mosio. The
school Is divided Into" two' depart
ments Mo.' 1 Is for beginners, from
5 years np, and taking In the 1st to
3rd grades, in this ' department
oaplls.oome onejioar every day
In No. 2 the grades are from 3 to
10. Hero they graduate. Pupils
take one or two lessons a., wses? as
they desire, .No eoholsis '-willbe
pvitaiuu w niuai. ui kuia aunoo
widoaotstady.U'V V ' '
Fitll Weight GuuraKeM
Wholesale and Retail deal
ers iu Hr,draTri,""Vege
f tables aud Fruits
l Carload loW'i 8jci'a4ty.;":
Lawsoa & Zundell
Office in Kilpatrick Bldg.
Phone No 1113
'9Bv)0sis)0s)se)eieieis)e)cj
10
PER CENT OFF
On all cash purchases of;
11.00 or over, complete stock
nt mails nnnlr.rv. lnr1 nar
own eurea breakfast bacon I
and hains a specialty. (
Phone 1601
I. HARRIS
We pay the highest market
f price for hides, pelts, and fare
aoaoaQcaeaeaoQ