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CHANCE OF A
TO Exchange Your Old Furnitur for New. We Have just -Received ilarge Car Of New Furniture from
' the Factory, and will Excange for Second Hand Goods.
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NEW GOODS
Iron beds $2.75 and up
Bureaus 8 00 M
Comodes , 2.00 "
Stand tables.. . 1.25 "
Extension tables $5.00 and up
Bookcases .... 4.50 M
Bed springs.... 1.75
Oak Bide boards 17,50
Dressers 7.00 M
NEW GOODS "
Mattresses . . . v$iE0. and np
Pillows.. ....... .60 M
Spring Cots...., 2.00 u '
Chairs .60 M
NEW GOODS
Rockers 11.00 and up
Wash stands ...260
Kitchen - safes . v 4.00 " ,
Kitchen treasure 3.00 "
SECOND HAND
Bicycles ...... $5.00 and up
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Bed steads ....$ .50 and up
UoQi stoves .... 4.UU
Tables ........ 1.00
Chairs ,55
' Picture frames . . .10
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. Bed springs....
,50
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.75
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LIFETIME
PHONE 1581
WE WILL ACCEPT ANY THING OK VALUE . IN EXCHANGE
LA GRANDE PAW;N BROKERS,
Remember the place , . r . . - ,
"Tr
im ADAMS AVENUE
Real Estate
Bargains
-Why suffer - with - spring tiredness,
mean, eroM feeling, r,o strength, no
appetite?. Holiinter's Rocky Mountain
Tek Will tnaka Kill Wall mnA -
well 35 cents. Tea or Tablets. New
Hn Drug Co
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The following Is a partial list of
property, which we hare to otter (or
towlt:
Jn Chjptin's Addition,, to'. U
Grande, Oregon.
All of bljok No. 10.
Lot No. 1, block No. 4, 4 Ml" street.
JiOUNo. 3, 4, 5, & 6, block No 13.
LoU No. 1 to No. 11 la block' No. 47
Will sell one or more lots.
Lot No 4. block No. 80.
Lots No ' 7 to No. 10 in block No. 65.1
V ill eell one or more lots.
. LoU No. 5 A 6, block No. 57.
LoU No. 7 & 8 in block No. 69.
Lota No. 1, 2, 3 & 4, block No. 75.
AUorblfckNo.76.
All of block No. 77, except lot No. 5.
AU ot block No. 78.
All ot block No. 83.
Lots No. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 & 12, block No.
89. !
Lots No. 4, 5, A 6 Id block No. 96,
Lots No. 6 & 7, block No. 98.
Lots 10, 11, 12, 4 13, block 104.
All ot block 120.
Lot 13 & 14, iff block 121.
LoU 1 to 16 inclusive, block UU. U
LoU 8, 9, 10, 11, 124 IS in block 154,
Lots 14, 15, 16 & 17, block 164.
Lots 10, 11, 12 & 13, In block 151. "
In Romig's Addition to U
Grande, Oregon.
Lot o" "'
Lots 2 & 3 in block 1.
Lots 1,2, 3, 5,0,7,8,9,416, block
2.
Lots 4 to 9 inclusive, block 4.
LoU 4, 64 6 in block 6.
Lots 4, 6, 6 4 7, block 9.
The west hall ot block 10.
Lota 10. 11 4 12. block 10.
The West halt ot lota 1, 2 4 3, block
U.
Lots 4. 5 46. block 11.
The West halt ot block 12.
Pleasant Home Addition to La
Grande, Oregon,
Lots 1 to 8 inclusive, block 1.
' Lots 1 4 2, block 2.
Lou 1, 7 4 8 in block 6.
Lots 2 to 10 in .block 7.
Predmore's Addition to La
Grande, Oregon.
LoU 1 to 13 inclusive in block 24.
Home Investment Addition to La
Grande, Oregon.
A large number of choice lots to Be-1
leot from, each lot hat a water right. .
Ganglofrs Second Addition Jo
La Grande. Oregon. .
TheeeJloU are Jarge and have a mag
iiiflcent view of the entire valley.
We would be pleased to ebow any ol
the above pioperty to persons wh de
sire to purchase unimproved loU with
the Idea of building thereon or we will
. build a house for yon t n any of the j
loU uaraed above, allowing you to pay
for the same on Installments.
Call on us and let us talk it -over
with you. j
LA GRANDE
INVESTMENT CO.
J. R. OLIVER. ,
UNION COUNTY''
ABSTRACTS:
Farm Loans a Specialty
t.
" Best equipped abstracter
in Union county. -Many
years experiences with
' tbe Unioo county records '
gives me a great advant-
age. It ia folly to pur-
, chase realestate, without
? first securing a proper
abstraot. An , abstract
from my office will ehw n
tbe title just as it appears u
on the official . record. ,
J. R. OLIVER
LA GRANDE, OREGON
Room 31, Sommer Bdlg."
Pure Bred Poultry Z-
parties desiring pure bred
poultry can secure eggs
from the following . well
known breeds .at . $1 per.
Betting of fifteen Bar Ply
moth Rock, White Wyn
dott, Single Comb Brown
Leorhnrn. and Silver Laced
D 1 . ' -r
Wvddou
ELI cBAIR-
Island Cittf J )recon k
Handsomely Arranged ,
Workmen yesterday put the flnishlpg
touches to the Glifln & Hogaa under
taking parlora, and it ia -eafe to say
that their rooms now present- as neat
and artistic appearanoa u any In the
state. They have five large rooms
which afford tnem a floors space of
four thoaeaad square feet, with a
frontage pa Depot at reel of thirty feet
.The .reception room 4a neatly i furn
Ished and care has been taken to al low
no suggestion of, the morgue, or
death house to prevail in this room.
Opening off this room are two hand;
somely appointed private omces,
where those j.who have ' business to
transact may do so with fr'eedon and
eecluslon. A 'prominent featare tot
this esUbllihment is' the - large and
handsome ohapel where funeral ser
vices msy be 'held, ,Tha chapel haa
a seating oapioity ot. nearly two bund
red, and is equiped with an orgsu and
ample chairs. In the centre. U a large.
Inoandencent arc light which can be
turned cn either day or night. Hack
of tbe chappie is the i took room and
then ths morgue. A complete line of
pp to date funeral accessories is kept
constantly on hsud.v 1'he ; embalming
and funeral . direction is .under tbe
management of -Mr M D Giffln .who
has had years of experience and has
U scenes to practice in Oregon and
Montana. Tbe publio is invited to
cell and see tbe handsome line of caa
keta and' view.the parlors and chappie
Regarding the lioeof undertaking
goods carried a -complete --description
of their varied atock would be lmpoa.
slble but a vfelt to their parlors will
demonstrate the faot that they have
a atock ample to provide any emeN
geocy. '
Big .Concerns At'AVar
Chicago pill lB-rlhe Chicago elc
trial concerne are advised ot a. trade
war between the two giant .electrical
manufacturing concerns uf tbe coun
try the' General Elec'rlc ,,;nd , the
Wetting hoaee Electrical, compan lee.
In view of the fact that the combined
sales of the two companies last year
apgrgted -more ihan $75,0CO, 000 the
preeeat trade war is likely to prove
inteiestlng to the eleotrical world.
It la reported, on authority- that the
agreement which existed between ' tbe
all working agreements eicepting- that
in relation to patents have been can
eelled. .' " 1
LargesLawyers Fee
Lafayette Ind April 15 Judge De
Hart in tie Circuit Court today, ap
proved allowances aggregating $118,0(10
ia fees to - attorneys who representnd
Moses-Fowler Cbase in the ; famons
litigation to4tabltsh - the 1 guardian
ship of young Chare and the trdete'e
ship for tbe million dollar estate of the
boy heir,: who is confined in a eanit
arium. at Indianapolis. " '
n According to tbe pelltioa of Preder
lokls Chase guardian r the fees- were
payable ; for lei vices in . diecoveriug
young Chat in an iaiylum in Paris
and the xesuitant litigation between
Charles d Duhme, on one side, 6 and
and Erederlok 8 Chase, on the other,
which resulted in the latter being ap
pointed guardian and trustee.
COLLIERS AWAIT
ING ORDERS
B7 Hcrlpps News Association
Hong Kong, April 15 A number of
colliers from Cardiff and Turban have
arrived here and are awaiting orders.
It is believed that tbe coal is intended
for the fleet of Bojestvensky.
MRS. CHADWICK
MAY GIVE BAIL
By fkripps News Association
Cinolnnatti, O.. April 15 The
Uuited BUtes Court of Appeals decided
this morning that Mrs. Cssie Chad-
wick can be released from Jail on five
thousand dollars bail, ponding the
hearisg of tbe argument for a new tdal.
This decision refers only to the case on
which; she was ''onvleted. There is
nothing to do pending tbe bearing.
TJhe farmers and TJrade?s Tfational SSank
of JCa Srandr Oregon.
Wish to call your attention to the following statement of condition, of this bank for
the Fourteen years of its' existence, commencing
-Capital
Paid ana Surplus
Jan. 1 1891 - $35,000 00
'92 61,000 00
'93 62,000 00
'91 63,000 00
'95 64,000 00
'96 65,000 00
u '97 66,000 00
'98 67,000 00
'99 68,000 00
1900 69,000 00
'01 70,000 00
. '02 71000 00
;03 72,000 00
'04 73,000 00
1 '05 74,000 00
Mar., 26, '05 $74,000 00
Loan and
Diaooounts
$23,418 64
85,878 41
.86,354 90
5 ,70,417 97
,8417 15
' 95,073 96
97,861 32
. 123,73 27
, 185,409 61
172,633 37
162,573 65
149,300 59
192,587 27
r 187,779 59
172,371 46
$155.247 97
DespouiU
$15,672 77
44,450 83
71,954 86
30,532 4
45,79255
56,757 57
104.252 67
150,997 92
160,235 45
171,960 79
151,781 66
149,476 92
195,095 96
229,129 75
177,890 49
$150,234 07
Oaah and exohan
ge Available
$11,184 48
19 03 68
. 37,86188
19,625 98
22,960 79
: 2614 75
52,724 28
80.009 65
k 43,403 09
77.430 95
,42.797 84
44,351 90
"48,252 66
11,945 47
53,305 94
$62.989 57
National banks are required to keep on hand and with reeerve agents 15 per cent 0!
their Deposits from the above statement you will observe we have :ava:Jable at once
40 per cent or nearly three times the required amount.
CAPITAL . OF .THIS BANK, -$60,000.00 .
.SURPLUS, LiOOO 00 . '
Exchange on all principle points bought and sold at lowest current ratea. County
and city warrants bought at highest market prices. . Funds available for l-yins to our
Depositors and Customers.
Doing More Work
The O R A JS railway eomptny . will
in a few days, begin work on changing
the ohannel of Burnt river, about five
miles below Durkee. , This will be
done in order to secure a safer rpad
bed and to prevent tbe washing a trey
ot the bridges, of which there are sev
eral between Durkee and Huntington.
The work will be done about a mile
from tbe mouth ot the narrow canyon
through which the roJ winds, cross
ing and recroseing the river . It will
be remembered that It was In this
canyon that the bridges washed nay
. a.
181 UpriilK MUli UtlUMU uiuwuimj s
much trouble. It. will, probably take
eeveral mouths to oomplete the work,
but, when it is finished, it will be ' as
ate as any other part of tbe great road
whioh the company Is rapidly making
the best road in the Northwest. Mr.
Palmer of the Pacific Construction Co
has the contract tor the work. -
THE 'SORT j
THAT WILL
P L E jfl S E 5
Attention O E S
All members of the La Grande
Chapter No. 13 Older of Eaelern- bUr,
aie requested to meet promptly at 1
o'clock Sunday, at the Masonic temple
for the purpose of attending the funer
al of our departed sister Helen Striker.
MERTlfS ALDKICII, W M.
Funeral Directors
The funerwil of tbe late Helen Strik
er will take place tomorrow afternoon
under the auspices of the Eastern HUT
from tbe Presbyterian church at 2
o'clock, , The Pntrment will be in
tbe Masonic cemetery, lienry & Carr
funerel directors,
M Witte to Resign
By Soripps News Association
.St Petersburg, April 15 M Witte
the president ot ' the' council of uiin
isters, has announced bis intention to
resign bis official positiou under the
Government and become tho president
ot a coramerichl bunk.
Jersey Cream Patent Flour.
Every Jack guaranteed by Romi 5
& Staples.
That is the sort ot groceries
we cell Our aim is to
please all of our customers'
do this we must sell only y
First Quality Goods
We also know that bur a
prices must.be right, and
that .our service must be
correct. A child can do
the trading at our store
A trial order over the tele
phone will convince you.
We solicit your-patronage.
QEDDEJ
North Fir Street
Full of Tragic Meaning
are these lines from J U Simmons, of
oasey, Ia.' Think what might hare re
suited from hi terrible cough if he
had not taken tbe " medicine about
which he writes:'1 "I had a fearful
oonub, that disturbed my nlaht'e rest.
1 tried everything, but nothing would
relieve it, until 1 to k Dr. King's New
Discovery for' Consumption, Coughs
and Ooldi?. which completely cured
me." luBtantly relieves and per
manently ouree all hroat and lung
diseases; prevents grip and pneumonia.
At Newliu Drug Co., druggist; guar
anteed ; 50o and tl Trial bottle tree
A Dandy F.or Burns
Dr Beraln, Pane, Ills, writes; "I
have used Ballard 'e now Liniment:
always recommended it to my friends
as 1 am confident there is no better
made. "It Is a dandy for l urus,
I'bnse wbo live on farms are especially
liable to many accidental outs, burns,
bruises, which heal . rapidly . when
Bal lard's Suow Liniment is , applied.
It should always be kept in the boue
for cases of emerwnoj " 25o, ; 6O0
II 00 bottle Newlin Drug Co
THE FINEST EVER
Tailored -Turbans Dress Hats
Cordays New Veilings
Ombre Ribbons Pretty hce Collars
Handsome Jetted Collars
E M WlSLLMAN & CO
LaQraide - Oresron
ffS?jri
Old Jewelry made to look like bew
Olooks taken care of
WENNOW JUiT MdM
IS NEEDED, AND KN0V
JUST HOW. TO ADAUN.
- ISTER THE DOSE
Brin; it to the storn and
we will give it the required
repairs. IT it is pa t fixing
we '."will tell you so, and
stop the expense If we can
Gx it we will do so at a
moderate copt. Watch re
pairing is our specialty.
1 H. PEARE,
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J. W. SCRIBER,
Cashier.
G. E. McCully,
Aset. Cashier.
Joseph Palmer,
President.
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