IT IS COMING. WHAT?:
The largest car load of up-to
date furniture ever brought to
this city. This car includes
bed room suits, the finest line of
lounges and couches ever shown
in the city, new dressers, chif
foniers in something new and
elegant. Mattresses, all kinds
from the common shoddy to the
real hair mattress. There is
too much in the car to mention
here. Call and see for yourself
Car will be here early this week
E.G.ADCOOK
Successor to E. Andross.
Andross Old stand PhoneD-1
THAT FAMILY PICTUUE
If you bring it to us to be
framed. The expense will be
slight. We now have the finest
line picture frames and mould
ings it has been our pleasure to
show. This season's mouldings
are diffierent from those iu style
last year Call and see the new
line of art decorations, pictures,
and window shades.
Frank Harris
AndroBS old stand Phone 9-1
Ledge Directory.
KAQLFS La Uranda Airia ijoFOlf meU
very Hunday night in K of F bait at 8
VIsIUbk bratbero IcvUed b.attenl,
1. A. Matott, W. P. T. H. Qllbam, W. B.
I O 0 fl Grande Lodge, No 16 rr.ecu J
i heir ball every Saturday night Vial Uug mam
een cordially (nritr( to attend.
Cemtery plat can be aaen at offioe of City
Recorder.
G. W. Robertson, N U
R. Snook, Sec
UTAH ENCAMPMENT No SI, 1. O. O. P,
meet every Urn and tblrd Tbunidaya In tbe
month In Odd Fellowi hall. Visiting patrl
archil alwayi welcome I. B Suook, C P.
Bdmond Kobinson, Scribe
A b & A. M. La Grande Lodge
.'o. 41. meeta ever let ud 3rd 8atur
a-y of each month.
A C Williams Sec,
0 D Huffman W. M
KARTKRN HTAIt OE8 Hone Chapter No
IS meets the second and fonnb wedDeaday U
acb montb at T-Dn m in Masonic Temple
14 ra Clara 1 Lyle, W it
Mary A Warnksk. Seo
M. W.A. U Grande Ifcmp 7703 meeta
every first and third Wednesday of the
ruonih at I. 0. 0. F. Hall. All visiting netoh--burs
are cordially invited to attend.
K. Keislend, V, a
John Hall, Cleric
rOREHTKB OF A It KRICA Oonrt Maid
Marlon, No 23 nteeta each Thursday night In
K of P Hall. Brother are Invited to attend.
1 B TlllHon. Chief Raneer.
C U Williams, Kin, 8f
llonrd ofTruHteos Dr. U L liiggera, John Hall,
and 11 1'aUinon.
Agents Wanted
Men and women Big money sell
ing Imperial lamp burner. Bella on
eight 100 per cent proflt. Exclusive
. . 1 . . n i t
territory to nusiiers, oampie 07
mail 75c. Call or address.
E O Bergb, La Grande Ore
Mch-24 Aprll-21 Foley Hotel
THE
CENTENNIAL
HOTEL
Mn. A. B. Mnrohlaoa
and
alias a M. tiara. Prop.
RATES $1.00 PER DAY
MEALS 25c
Bparlal rate furnished monthly
patron. This house Is; absolutely
new and la thoroughly eieaa from
kitchen to parlor. Every room la oa
tbe ground floor. All white help
The table la supplied with all tbe
season affords.
TbeOentonlallacealrally located
Adams Ave, between Greenwood
and Fir. Opposite Farmers Feed
Yard
La Grande, Oregoa.
Died
8TOTT-Ia this city, March 37, 1905 1
u lauuy Dome, Mrs. Elisabeth
Stotts (aee Dehoaey,) aged seventy
- three years.
The deceased was one of tbe pioneer
women of this valley as she came to
the Grande Sonde In 18GB 8be was
tbe wife of John Btotta whom she
married December 28, 1848. In 1860
they moved from Kentucky to Mlssoorl
and In tbe spring of 1804 they started
for Oregon She leaves five children
who are Mrs. N M Berkla-. jam..
Stotts, Mrs. Amelia Toting, Mrs. Fan-
nie uaii, and rred Stotts
The funeral will take place tomorrow
morning at ten o'clock from tbe family
residence at the foot of North Depot
street, the Eev. J W Compton, of
Wingvllle, officiating The sorrowing
husband and children have tbe heart
fait sympathy of the entire community
at this time of their bereavement
Died
T Enloe, who was called to Wal
lowa a few days ago to be at the bed
elds of his brother 0 0 Enloe, 'tele
phoned bis daughter, Mum Elva, that
bis brother bad passed away at two
o'clock yesterdsy , and that tbs funer
al would tske place this afternoon at
On) r.V!v.V. (J Q a;M M .
membered by many in this valley as
be was one of tbe pioneers who first
settled In this vicinity. Mr Enloe
was sixty three years of age. He
leaves a wife, and no children.
Married
County Judge M A Harisson this
afternoon Joined as man end wife Mr
James Jonos sged 19 and Miss Cecil
Meyers sged 16 Both of the young
people reside near North Powder
Born
HENDRICKS In this city, March 21,
1906, to Mr. nod Mrs. George E
Uendrioks, n son.
HFAPS-Io this city, Monday, March
27, to Mr. and Mrs. O W. Heaps, a
son.
Msdam Palma, the noted clairvoyant
and palmist has gained a reputation
in this city as the best and most power
ful medium that has ever visitsd
8pokaue. Spokane Chronioal.
Immigrants Galore
Queenstown, March 87 The sea
son's tide of emigration fully set in
today when the steamer Oeltio took
1040 Irish from this port for Anerioa.
Reports from the interior lead to tbe
conclusion that emigration from Ire
land this year will ezoeed tbe record
for several years past.
Bombs In Cemetery
Warsaw March 27 Tbe Dolice die-
covered 80 bombs today hidden In a
Drick grave in tbe rowenaki oemstery.
M Maitmovitch governor general of
Warsaw received the foreign consuls of
ficials, clergy and civilians this mom.
lng and his speech promise I an Im
partial government, without prejudice
to any nationality. The speech has
madea most favorable Impression in
Polish oircles
The msrtelous Clairvoyant bower
possessed by Madam Palma has mysti
Bed ana astonished hundreds of Pen
dleton's most prominent eitisens dur
ing her two weeks stay in the city.
East Oregonisn.
ESTABLISHED
The La Grande National Bank
Report of condition made to comptroller of currency, January ii, 1905
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts '. $552,474 81
United States Bonds 25,000 00
Real Estate Furniture Fixt 17,000 00
Due from banks and U.S.trcs 92,865 62
Cash on Hand 57,682 31
Total $745,022 74
: OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
George Palmer, President ' J. MY Church, Vice President.
F. L. Meyers, Cashier.
Geo. L. Cleaver, Assistant Cashier. W- L.
J. M. Berry, A. B. Conley F. J. Holmes
With ample capital, large experience and unsurpassed facilities, we oTer jou absolute
aecurity for your deposits; and solicit your banking business, promising you courteo'.s
treatment, and erery liberality consistent with conservative Banking.
Want $50,000,000
Chicago March 7 John D Broke,
feller's Is test letter to tbs University
of Chicago was received today and Is
considered as pointing to an endow
ment of IM.OOU.OOO for the school,
which is kbowo to be one of President
Harper's most cherished ideas, and to
a oor.tinuaoe , of Mr Rockefeller's
plsna It the university in spite of Dr
Harper's illnees.
Tbe letter was sent In reply to a
telegram from the students throogh
Andrew IfoLeish , acting president 6l
ths board of trustees, to tbe founder
of tbe school st the time of its 44th
convocation.
In ths letter Mr Rockefeller ssjs.
"We will unite in fervent hope and
prsyer that Dr. Harper's most valu
able life rosy be spared to carry out
his cherished wishes for tbs advance.
ment and growth of the university."
It is pointed out thst Dr. HerpVa
most cherished plan is a $50,000,000
endowment. -
In their metis get tbs students . ask
sd Mr Rockefeller to manifest eon
tinued interest in the university In
the time of its sorrow over President
Harper's illness.
Speak Well of It
The Baker City Democrat has the
following to say rey aiding the Eck
hardt ft Hawkins Company wbioh will
opsn a three nights engsgement at
Steward's Opera house Maroh tbe 30th.
"Eckhardt Hawkins Ideals left no
room for criticism, the stage settings
and eoetumes were all that could be
desired, while the aoting was fsr above
tbe ordinary popular price attractions
seen in Baker City this season. The
general eatlsisctlon given last night
should be sufficient proof that the
play tonight will be worth seeing
Secure your seals early at Lcvlnger's
and see a 1 00 st popular prices.
Hand in Hand
Osteopathy Goes With Conserva
tive Surgery
Surgery Is a great art upon a truly
soientiflo basis, but, like msny great
things, It is greatly overdone What
manklud wants today is an sxouse to
avoid operations, not multiplying
them. Surgery manifests too much
seel for operations known to be useless
and fatal. Surgery too oft so cots tor
the sake of fees and lovs ot outtlng.
Osteopathy honors ths conservative
surgeon and bis humane art ws appeal
to his splendid skill as Health's Court
ot Last Resort; but as Osteopathlsts
we exhaust every resource ot Nature,
every curative principle of our milder
art, before suffering our patients to
run the surgical gauntlet. - tf v
Don't fail to have vour fortune told
by the Marvel of the 20' h century.
At Hotel.ttnmmer La Grande Oregon.
fcll, measure
CMaln w od by the Cord
128 cubic fiet to the cord, lft-inch dry chain
wood t$ peroord. This is cheaper than by the load.
You pay tor what you get and get what you pay for.
X Phone 571
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LIABILITIES
Capital Stock ' 100,000 00
Surplus 20,000 00
Undivided profits 29,493 88
Circulation 20,81:0 00
DPosits 574,678 86
Total $745,022 74
Strikes Renewed
By Boripps News Association
Berlin If arch 17 Reports from 8t.
1 Petersburg state that there has been
a renewal of tbs strlkrs, and that the
number of workmen now ont is es
timsted at tiilrtyfivs thousand.
Wonderful
Woman
Arrives in La Grande
Madame Palma
THE CELEBRATED
CLAIRVOYANT
and PALMIST
Has arrived in tbe city and ia
located at the Hotel Sommer
where she can be consulted on
all affaire of life past, present
and future. This remarkable
woman tells you just what you
want to know without you writ
ing a word or askinz a eincle
w O
question. This may sound im
possible but a visit will con
vince the most skeptical that
Palma is able to do all that she
advertises. If you wish to eon
suit a reliable clairvoyant now
is your opportunity, do not de
lay call, at once. Readings daily
from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Fee
reasonable and within reach of
all. Parlors Hotel Sommer.
'--AAAtt--'ttttt-vtttttttcttttessi
H. W. NIBLEY
aV
Brenholts, Assistant Cashier
F. M. Byrkit
PROFESSIONAL CAR03
PHYSICIANS
DR. A, L RICHARDSON,
Physician and Surgeon.
onto over Hill's Drug Blare,
OffleePaoaelM WeslS-ee Pao Ml
N. MOLITOR. M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON :
Corner Adahu avaaaa aad Daps 81
OSteePboastM Bealdeoee fnoae tsi
; WILLARD SMITH
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Phone ni
Lswlaballdlat, opposite Boaimer Hoeas
Offlee Hoera, t U 4, T te
BACON & HALL,
,YS CIAN3 AND SURGEONS
; Office la Foley building, Phoee HDL
0. T. Bacon, Beeidenet Phone 1U1
U. K. Hall, RaaUVao mi
DKS. BIGGERS & B1GGERS
Pajsioians and Surgeons
O W Bltsers, St. a Geo, L. Blfgen, M. D
Telephones
Offlna 1JH
Qaof RalatoB Balldlnc over i. M. Berry's
Store. Kssldenoe on Madison AVa. ascoad
door west of 'or mar resldaooa, Or. a W.Blcsets
M UXAHUI ORKOON
Profcatioaal ealU proaiptly ailaded te
dayoralchu
DENTISTS
REAVIS BROS.
DENTISTS.
Offlos Bomsser Building
Offloe Phone 5-1 gldeaee Phone 117
C. B. Cauthorn
DENTIST
Offloe Over H1U DrutCStor
fi La Grande, Oregon
R. l. LINCOLN
DENTIST
Bp stairs. Oar Adams eaue sad Depot 81. I
Phone H
VETERINAAY SURGEON
Dr. I' A CHARLTON
VTCTICRIN A RV RITRilRtOM
Office at A T Uill's Drug Store
La Grande, Oregon Phone 1361
residence pnone 701
Farmers' line 68
DR. W. T. DDWNE8.
VKTERIMABY SURGEON AND
DKHTIST
liaave orders at Red Besldenet Cor
Croat Drug store ethaadlst
Thirty tlx yaars xperlanot, best of reference
IfciBrnlshsd
ATTORNEYS
CP AWF0RD & CRAWFORD
Attorneys-at-Law
La ORaXDB, OHKOOK
Ofllee Id Bommer mlldlnff.
J. W KN0WLES
Attorney and Counsellor
At Law
Offlos in Ralston Boildlng
PhooslU inOrandeOr.
H. T. Williams , C. WLUIama
WILLIAMS BROS.
ATI ORN EYS-AT.LAW
Offlos In Batetoa Balldlnc
Pbooa iOjI La Qrande, Or.
Fiendistt SulferinS
Is often caused by sores, ulcers and
cancers, that eat away 7 oar skin, Was
bedell, of flat Bock Mich, says; I
hsve nsed Baokleo's Arnica Salve, for
Ulcers, Sores and Cancers. It la tn
best healing dressing I ever found .
boetbea and heals oats, barns and
6c at Newlln Drag store c as rente ed.
Here is a Bargain
For You
Eighty acres of land la Malhenr
eonnty, with food water right, good
house and outbuildings. Every food
of this place la In cultivation. Will
raise from I toll tons ol alfalfa per
acre. Tbe value of this Dronertv mar
be estimated from the fact that It rents
annually for $10 per acre and renter
pays the taxes, this place oan be
ranted for five years longer at this
price, ilsre is an Investment tint
beats ten per oent. For sale on easy
terms.
Write to 0, T. McDANIEL
Outario .Oregon.
MRS. H. W. LAUGHLIN, j
Teacher o( vocal and piano e
1SA.TLJSIC3 j
Graduate of Chicago
Musical College
5an jasssaEsssa
2
ClUS. MELQUUT, Proprktor.
S WINES, LIQUORS
AND CltiAKS h
Finest collections of stuffed
animals on the Pacific tt
coast, ; f
' . 1 :-
iMiMimmtm 11 sestet
Blue Front Saloon
E. THOI&ON, IVopiktorT-"
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WINES. LIQUORS i
f Imported and domestic
aCIGARS
Hot or cold lunch all hours
Jefbrsoa Avsaae Oppaelte Depot
miiiiimiiiiiiiiMHwi
0 A 0 s ess e e mm a, es
Palaco Saloon
CrLAj. ANDERSON. Prop.
-; f 1KB ..
WINES, LIQUORS
t AND CIGARS
, Always on hand
-
e
' e
e : jeflerson aveaos
Opposite Depot e
THE
OXFORD P1R
JOHN BIEYEH, Prop.
WINES, LIQUORS
AND CIGARS
Mixed Drink a Specialty Fir St
IT
itemmtassaii&M
aeuaaig
Pi
THE LOUVRE
CHRIS WRIGHT. Prop.
. fin
WIPES LIQUORS
Gentlemen alwayi Welcome
Fir Street i
mmkmmsmiasmBaBmsBimBfna
Eagle Saloon
ULRJCH LOTTIS. Prop.
WINES, LIQUORS
and CIGARS
Lunches are our specialty
ieffaraoa ATanaa, Oppoaita depot
'
miin . nnnifrtiirintT
IhM WW IMVIl WU i
: iuu jjuunoiMuii :
J.M0SHHSI j.?.iw,nop. '
FINE WINELS
LIQUOR
Aad the bast brands 01
CIQ.H5
Always on haad
Mised drinks a specialty Ask and
aclTyou don't get It. This la gen
tlemen's rteort and will be rue as such
Tom Fleming I
BLACKSMITH
Horseshoing and
Wagonwcrk
North Fir Street1
fecuiur uisapptoxance
J D Kanyan of Batlervllls. O laid
us uiiar uianpuvarauioa) 01 on pain .
fnl 1 y stoma, of Indigestion snd bili
ousness, to Dr King's Nsw Life Fills
lie says: "They ere a perfect remedy,
for disxlness soar stomach, headache,
constipation, eta,' Guaranteed at
Newlia drag store, price SOo.
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