ESTABLISHED
The La Grande National Bank
0
Report of condition made to comptroller of currency,
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts $561,290
United States Bonds : 5,ooo
Real Estate Furniture FixtV 17,000 00
Due from banks and U-S.tres 105,903 69
Cash on Hand 48,291 63
Total $757,495 65
OFFICERS AND WRECTORS " ' -
George Palmer, President .F. I,. Meyers, Cashier.
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Geo. L Cleaver, Assistant Cashier. W. L Brenholts, Assistant Cashier
J. M. Berry, A. B.Conley F. J. Holmes F, M. Byrkit . '
With ample capital, large experience and unsurpassed facilities, we offer you absolute
security for your deposits; and solicit your banking business, promising you courteous
treatment and every liberality consistent with conservative Banking. . '
To Start Out
In search of real valua in good
form, Surplaot the thought
"bow cheap" with "how good."
We alwiys carry the best quality
of Furniture, Carpets, Coaches,
Mattresses, ets., and keep our
prices low enough to win your
trade. .
E. G. ADCOOK
Successor to E. Andross.
Andross Old stand Phone 9-1
G. L FOWLER
Truck and
Transfer
Wood and Coal
Phone 1611 .
All order given prompt
attention.
LA. GRANDE
MARBLE WORKS
LVC. DAVIS. Proprietor.
Complote assortment of fin
est marble and granit
always on hand. Estimates
cheerfully furnished upon
applicati n.
Headstones and Monuments
A Specialty
Notary Public
BARGAINS ;
In Improved City Property in ;
Good Location I
WM. GRANT, Agent. :
MLEYS1
Stops the COUGH and Hoalo the
3655
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock ! $100,00000
Surplus ...j.. 20,000 00
Undivided profits 29,061 33
Circulation 25,00000
Deposits........ .. 583434 33
Total 5757495 65
PASTU R E
I have leased the Silk pas
ture for the season and am
therefors in position to care
fos all kinds of stock, and
especially the "town cow"
at rates which are just. ' I
will guarantee firt class
treatment, ood. feed .and
water. Address
E. EI. Jones,
Phono 1276 La Grande
The Silk pasture oonalBta of over W0 acre
and ia divided Into ala separate lota
Homes and cattle will not run together
Don't Forget -
Pemember, stamp photos at 25 ots
a dozen this month only, at the Taylor
Studio.
Don't Borrow Trouble .
It la a bad habit to borrow anything
bnt the woae thing yon can possibly
borrow, la trouble. When sick, sore,
heavy, weary and worn-out by the
paios and poisons of dyspepsia, bilious
ness, Brlgbt'a disease, and similar in
ternal disorders, don't sit down and
brood orer yonr symptoms but fly for
relief to Elejtrlo Bitters. . Bare yon
will find sure and permanent forget
fullness of all yonr troubles, and your
body will not be hardened by a load o
debt disease. At Newlln Drue Co drug
store, rim ooo unaranteea.
Now is the Time
Corns and bare soma stamp photos
taken while they are so cheap at the
Taylor Btudlo.
Ballard's Horehound Syrup
Immediately relieve hoarse oroopy
oouh oppressed, rattling, rasping and
difficult breathing. Henry C Steam
Druggist, 8bnllsburg Wis, writes. May
20 1901: "I have been selling Ballard.a
Horehound 8yrup for two years sod
have never had a preparation that has
given better satiafaotion. I notice
that when I sell a bottle they come
back for more I can honestly re
commend it. 25. 50c, $100 Newlln
Drug Co.
IN A HURRY?
THEN CALL
WM. iEYNOLbS
The .transfer man.
He will take that trunk to the
Depot or your home in less
time thau it takes to tell it.
,' Wagon always at your service.
' Charges moderate. Day phone
I 1751,. night phone 1863.
HStWMSSMtSS
Insurance
ISS7
March 14, 1905
At Baptist Church
Tb meetings yesterday were very
intetesting, tbe sermons were full of
the Qospel and power and look a deep
hold upon tbe large and .attentive
audienoes who heard them. , -.
In tha -evening the . Ordinance of
Baptism was administered, it wan a
most impreesiv scene ' aa one aftr
another the happy believer jiut t ff the
old man and pat on the new in Gods
own appointed way.
We are very sorry that Mr.' Ellis
owing to a very severe attack of asth
ma is compelled to return home. - But
the meetings will continue, the pastor
will speak tonight on "How to get
rich?" '
Come ont to the aervioe it begins at
7 :46 We appreciate the help and
co-oporation of the other churches
and hops that tbey will eontinne to
help us. We also appreciate and
heartily thank those who have assist
ed in 'the aingiag. Come and help as
this week. A cordial invitation ia ex
tended to all.
"Express Drivers Strike
(By Bcrippa News Association
St Louis, April 17 Two hnndrrd
express drivers for baggage paicel de
livery atruok this morning for recog
nition. Call For Bids
The Recorder of the citv of La
Grande will receive Mas for the fol
lowing described work at hia office
from this date until four o'clock p m
May third. 1905.
Eight hundred linear feet of ditch to
be dug from a point at tbe intersection
of Harding street with Fourth street
to the northeast corner of a atreet.
Fifteen hundred and sixty fl-e feet
of ditch to be dug from a po i t at the
intersection of Uaburn and irt.nwood
streets to a poiut one block east to the
intersection ol Valley street, tbeooe
north t-vo blocks to Valley street and
thence west two blocks to North Fir
street
Twelve hundred and fifty feet of
ditch to be dus froji a ooint at the
intersection of Osbnm street and North
Kir atreet north to Trowbridge street.
tbeooe east one block to Intersection
of Trawbridge and North Greenwood
streets.
Five hundred and ten feet of ditch
to be duz from a Doint at tha inter
section of North Greenwood ttreet and
K streets south to tbe inter eotion of
Monroe avenne.
Three hundred and ainv nine feet
of ditch to be dug from a poiut at the
intersection or. u and felgbtn atreet and
running west one block to Intersection
of seventh and O street.
Eighteen hundred feet of ditch to ba
doc irom a point at tbe Intersection
ol Adams avenoe and Homes atreet,
weei to a point eighteen nundrea feet
from plaoe of beginning.
All of aaid ditch to be dug three and
one half feet deep and one and one half
feet wide, all atreet crossings to be
left closed subject to 'irders of water
superintendent. Said ditch to be filled
subject to tbe orders oi the Water
Boot. Said work to be completed on
or before the twenty first dav of May
1005. A certified check for an amount
eqnal to ten per cent of I he amount of
tha bid to accompany each bid. The
contractor to furnish a good and
sufficient bond for tbe falthfnl com
pletion of aaid work. The city of La
uranae reserves me rigm to reject any
uu an oias
A L RICHARDSON, )
W H yOUNFNKAMP, I p'i?Jt
LDRUAVIS. ) Committee
LUNGS ,2,
FRAUD CASES
, C0M5 HIGH
Portland, April 17. According to a
conaerrative Mil mat , tbe land fraud
oaaea ha? already eoat tbe government
135,000, and tha and to not yet, nor
doM this amount Include tha faaa ol
Prosecutor Heney. It baa bean given
oat that It la not hit intention to touch
a dollar ol tha aalary allowed him aa
United BUUa diatrlot attorney, a priv
ate arrangement oonoarnlcg bia com
pensation having been entered into
with Attorney General Moody ,at the
time Mr. Heney was engaged to proee
cnte the eases, and thia andaratandlng
la aald alao to relate to hia conduct of
the California eaaea. ';
Folly 75 defendant are Involved In
the proceedings, and it the gove'n
ment'e expectation that all will be con
Tlcttf it realised, it will reault in the
accumulation of quite a fond, f the
maxlmam One la each eaie of consplr
aoy ia 110,000, beaidei two rear's Im
prisonment, and tna Indictments, with
a few exception, are baaed on con
apiracy ohargea.
Perry Trial Begins
By Borippa Newt Asaooution
Chicago April 17 The trial of Iaaae
N Perry, the president of the Katlon
al Bank of North Aroerioa, oommeno
ed here, today. Perry ia indicted under
two ohargea, one for attempting to de
fraud inaaranoe Co'e on a plant of the
Chicago Car and Locomotive works at
Hegewiaoh - ... ...''.
Mrs Nelson Dies
t By Bcri ppe Ne wa A asooiation .
Platofleld N J April 17-Mre n nnati
Nelson, mother of tbe late Cbaa Fair
the wife of the Ban Francisco million
aire, died at her home at New Market
today. ,
Today's Grain Market
(By Hcrlppa News Association)
Chicago April 17 It ia reported
that the grain quotations in th stock
exchange today on the principal pro-
ducts was as follows: Wheat $1.14
to $1.15; com $0.7i to 0,48,; oats,
$0 29?,' to to 297j
No Church Reform
St. Petersburg,' April 1? Emperor
Nicholas has denied tbe patition of a
group ol influential clergy for conro
cation of a general council to tffeot
reforms In ecolesiastioal administra
tion. 'Inn note officially made publio
tbe emperor uaye be finds it impossible
in the present disturbed times to un
dertake a task of such magnitude , re
quiring calm consideration. He says
he Intends, as soon as there ia a fa
vorable moment, to summon a council
of tbe old Russian cburoh for ctnou
ioal discussion of questions of faith
and ecclesiastical reform.
A MILESTONE IN
THE CURATIVE ART
Slips and partial dislocations of
bones, as a cause of disease,. and bone
setting ss tbe cure of disease consti
tute the latest chapter of medloal and
surgical history. It Is found under
tbe designation "Jsfeopatby." It is
the bast single adranoeme nt of the
ouratlre art that has erer been
corded .
re-
JAP EMIGRATION
TO BE REDUCED
Honolulu April 17-Uovernor Carter
ban vetoed tbe county governmept bill
and both senate and bouse hare pass
ed tbe bill over the governor's veto,
tbe senate by a rote of 13 to 3 and the
bonse by a vote of 27 to 3. Tbe steam.
ship Korea from Japan has i rougbt a
report that the Japanese government
hss reduced the limit of emigrants to
Hawaii from 500 per steamer to less
than 100.
This action baa been taken, ' it is
rumored, owing to tbe anti-Japanese
agitation in California.
New Petition .
Oklahoma City O T April 17-Aot
Ing upon the general belief that the
statehood bill was defeated In the last
congress by reason of tbe controversy
over tbe union of New Mexico and
Arizona a movement has bet n launch
ed in Oklahoma and Indian Territory
to enter a vigorous protest against
being inoluded In a bill where New
Mexico aud Arizona are concerned -Representatives
of the two territories
met here today and called a conven
tion to meet at Oklahoma .City on
July 13 for the rarpoee of formulating
a petition to congress for joint admis
aion to statehood without reference to
the other territories.
For the best and whitest bread
use Jersey Cream Flour.
R3F3S I0NAL CA RDS
PHYSICIANS
DR. A. L RICHARDSON.
Physician and Surgeon.
Offloe ore Hlll'i Drug 8 tor.
Offlca Phone 136S BealdeaoePaoaaHl
N. MOLITOR. M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Corner Adam aveane and Depot BU
Office Phone KM ' Bealdeaee Fhoa 681
WILLARD SMITH
PHYSICIAN and; surgeon-
, Phone Til
Lowtattalldlng. opposite Boaamar Boo.
Offloe Hoars, t to I, T to t
BACON & HALL,
YS1CIAN3 AND SURGEONS
Offloa la Foley building, Phoae U9L ,
O. T. Baooo, Beaidenee Pbone list
U. K. Ball, Baaldcao. 1121
DRS. BIGGERS & BIGOERS
Physicians and Burgeons
O W Blcsen, M. TX Oso, L. Btcgara, U. D
Telephonet
Offloe 1331 Realdsnoe 1881
QfOoe" Kalaton Bulldlnj over J. M. Berry's
Store. Rcaldenoa on Hadlson AVe. second
door west of 'ormer realdenee,Dr. G. W .BIgeera
LaQRANDB ' OREGON
ProleuioBal cans promptly attoaded to
day or Bight. -
DENTISTS
REAVIS BROS.
DENTISTS. "
i
f Offiea Boramar Building
OfBos Phone 8-1
!
Residence Phone 117
C. B. Cautliorn.
DENTIST '
Omoo Over Hill Drugstore
g La Grande, Oregon JJ
R. L. LINCOLN
DENTIST
Dp stain, Cor A da ma arenaa and Depot 8b
Phone j
VETERINAAY SURGEON
Dr. P A CHARLTON
VETERINARY SURGEON,
Office at A T Hill's Drug Store
La Grande, Oregon Phone 1361
Residence phone 701
Farmers' line 58
DR. W. T. DDWNE3.
VETERINARY SURGEON
UENTIST
AND
Lea Ye orders at Red
Croat Drug store
Residence Cor
6th and I at
Thirty flv years experience, best of reference
. furnUhed ,. ,
ATTORNEYS
CPAWF0RD & CRAWFORD
Attorneys-at-Law
LA GRANDE, ORKOON
OOlos In Hammer gliding
J. W KN0WLES
Attorney and Counsellor
At Law
Offlce in Relator) Building ,
Phouelto. ' I Grande Or.
&T. WUIln'ms A. C. Williams
WILLIAMS BROS.
ATTOKN EY8-AT.LA W
Urtl In RalUn Building
Phone 0jH La Grande, Or.
Lod&e Directory.
K.AU1ES La UrancU Atria ia T O K
every Hundajr night in K ot t ball a S
maeu
D ID
r muni oruuieru irzviMu v, iiwdu,
I. A. Wnlott, W. P. T. H. Gllnam, W. 8.
t O 0 t La Grande Lodge, No 16 rraelf .u
dieir ball every Halurday night. Vlalluig n.ern
eiraeordiallv iBTltcd to attend.
Cemtery plat can be aeen at office of City
Recorder.
G. W. Roberbwn, N U
R, Snook, Beo.
TARKN'AMPMENf No ai. I. O. O. V.
aeets every flrat and third Tbunidaye In the
niooui in uua r euowa nail, v tailing pam-
iruna aiwaya welcome i. n. auooa, L f,
Edmund Bobinaon. gcrlbe
A. k k A. M-La Grande Lorge
ia. u. meeu every at na aid ralar
Ujr of each month.
A C WUIioms Sec,
, O D Huffman W. M
ICaBTERK STAR OKR Hole Chaitcr No
U meets the Second aud foanh Wertnendtty ul
neb month el rJ)Q p m lit Muomc Temple
lira UaraT i.yle, W at
Mary A Warniok, dee
H. W.A. La Grande liamp Mo. 7-0:1 uiettu
every fimt and third . Wedneaday the
month at l.O.O. P. Hall. All vlniting neii-b-bun
art) cordially Invited to attend.
E. Reuletid, V. C.
John Hull, Clerk.
fORKHTCRS OP AM K.RIf'A Omrl Maid
Marion, No 22 nieeta vacb Tliur.ilay iiiht ID
K of P Okl.. ItniUiere are In vil.t In at tuud.
1 tt TiMfiim. itlol Hx,w.
U H Wllllania, Kin. 8!
Boanl nf Tru"ttei DrAJ L Mium-r.. iohii Hull.
uu n .ru-uu,
jt 1. ' .
Keep ynr
bwels resalar by the nse
ol Cnamuerli
8tomaoh and Liver
Tableta.
Kor sale
ere U nothing better
Newlin Drug Co.
Uint Saloon
CHAS, AELQUIST, Proprietor.
WINES, . LIQUORS I
AND CIGARS
Finest collections of stuffed U
animals on the Pacific j
I coast.
: Blue Front Saloon
E. THOKiON. Proprietor.
7IKEST
WINES, LIQUORS I
Imported and domestic j
Hot or cold lunch all boars
Jeflvrsoa Avcnae Opposite Depot
vPalaco Sq,loon
CHAS, ANDERSON. Prop.
FINK
WINES, LIQUORS
m a tin i- a rc . -., . i o
Always on hand .
e Jederaon Arenue ', Opposite Depot
, : , , THE
OXFORD P1R
JOHN BlEVER, Prop." ;
" ' ' ' ' ' ' : ''
I . Complete assortment ' - V ' '
WINES, LIQUORS
AND CIGARS r
Mlxd Drink, .Specialty FirSt.
THE L0UVRE1
CHRIS WRIGHT, Prop.
7 ;.' FINE
WINES. LIQUORS
ClQflRS "
Gentlemen always Welcome
: Fir Street
Eagle Saloon
ULRJCH LOHIS. Prop,
v: r FINE . ,
WINES, LIQUORS
and CIGARS
Lanchea are our specialty
lufferaon Avenue, Oppoaite depot
'..'- . a
I. F. BOBDAJI i J.I.B009. PSOP.
FINE WINES
LIQUORJ
And the beHt brands ol
CIQ1E5
A 1 way a on band
Mixoa aritiKi a aueclalty ahr and
ace if von don't irut 41. Thi la m D.n S)
tlomen'a resort and will be run as auoh
ssssessaaaa
Tom Fleming I
BLACKSMITH
Horseshoin j and
WagonwcrK
North Fir Street
New Cure For Cancer r
a w
n aorraoe cancers are now known
to be curable, by Bnoklen's Arnica
Salve. Jas. Walters, of DutHeld, Va
writes: "1 had a cancer on roy Hp for
yeara, that seemed incurable, till f nck.
Ion's Arnica Salve honied it. and now
It la perfectly well." Guaranteed
enre for cute and barns. S5o at Ne
tin Drug Co drug tore, '
BRUNSWICK
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