PEOllE 1S31
To Exchange Your Old Furniture for New. We HavQ : just: Received a Xarge Car Of 'New furniture from
xne actory, and will Excange, for Seqond Hand Goods.
NEW GOODS
Extension tables $5.60 and up
Book.cases ' ; . 4.50 - ,:
Bed springs..., 1.75
Oak aide boards 17.50 "
Dressers ...... 7.00
NEW GOODS
: SECOND HAND
Bicycles a.uuanaup
,Coekst4vej.... 4.00
Table LOO
Cfcairs ,25r;: u
Picture frames. .10 "
Iron beds $2.75and up
Bureaus .8.00 "
Comodea 2.00 u
Stand tablea.... 1,25,., 44
llattresBes .... $2.50 and op
Pillows'........ .50 u
Spring Cots.... 2.0O'
Chairs '...'; 60: u -
Rockers . . . 1 .' . $1.00 and up
W.hsln.U 9 Rt SV
'Bed steads t .60 and up
Cots 75 "
iattressea .... .50 M
Kitchen
1404 ADAUS AV1SAUE ....
Ax GHANCJE
OF
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WE WILL ACCEPT ANY THJNG OF ; VALUE' " IN ; E?CCHANG ' ' -T
4: Q-ANIHE BA.WJN,.. BBOKEMS,
' --,.' Remember. the place,.. ;,;
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1404-ADAMS AVENUE-
Re$lj Estate
r HollisUr's Body Mountain Tea is
postive, never MUHtoi or npMU the
stomach. Cleaners. aSd parlfWrnbe
entire 'ayetethjA rati Uewiloi to
offering humanity. 35 cents. Tee or
Tablets." Newtia DwgCo.' v
n,
mm
Thelollowlng Is a partial list of
property, which wa have to offer for
sale on whlob th era ara no buildings,
towit: .
In Chaplin's Addition, to Li
Grande, Oreian.
- t ... . . .
All ol jbljok No.,10.
Lot No. 1. block No, 4, "B" street,
LoUNo. 3, A, ft, 4.6, blocl No. lC
Loti No. 1 to No. ,11 la block No. 47
Will sell one or mora Iota.
LotNo, Cblook NcCO,
Lota No 7 to No! UbUopk No. 56.
ill sell ona or mora iota ' "
Lob No. 6 A 6, block No. 57.
LoU No. 7 4 8 Ju bjock No,. 69,
Lota No. 1, 2, 3 A 1, block No. 75.
Allot bkckNo.76, ;
All ol block; No., 77, exoept lot No. 5.
AUorbiookNo. 78. "
All of block No. 83.
LoU No. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 4 12, block No.
89. ' "
Lota No. 4, 5, & 6 in block No. 96,
LoU No. 6 A 7, block No. 98.
Lota 10, 11, 12, A 13, block 101.
All of block 120.
Lota 13 A Ur in block 121.
LoU 1 to 10 inclusive, block 139.
LoU 8, 9, 10, 11, 13 A l.Hja block 154
LoU 14, 15, 16 A 17, block 154.
LoU 10, 11, 12 c13, In: block 151.
InRomig's Addition 16 U
Grande, Oregon.
Lot 0" -.'""
. LoU 2 A S In block 1.
LotsL 2. 3, 6, 6, 7, 9, 9, & 0blopk
2.
LoU 4 to 9 Inclusive, block 4.
LoU4, 5&block6.
LouXoVSJtX block 9. .'
Tha weBt half of block 10.
LoU 10, 11 A 12, blook 10.
Tha Weat half of loUl,2A3, block
11. .
LoU 1 5 A 6, UockJLL.. . . . ;,.
Tha Weal hall of blook 12.
J. Rl OL1VE&
Won Mukxx
in
ABSFRAGT-S
' vl..
Pleasant Home Addition to L
Grande, Orefion,
LoU 1 to 8 incluaiva, blocty.
LoU 1 A 2,, block 2., , ,
Lou 1, 7 A 8 in block 6.
LoU2to,lQinblofkJ.
Predmores Addition to L
Grande, Oregon.
LoU 1 to 13 InolaiWa.in block 24'
Home Inyistme4 Addition to La,
. Grande. Oretfon.
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A larga numoer oi onoioe iu iw i
i fixmilanaSpecUy,,!
i - .
Bast equipped i abstracter
d'in Uniob county. ' Many
a years etperiencea with
1 the Union ionnty record!
a gives me i; great adrant-' r
age. It is folly, to pur
chase reatastate without,
abstraot. An abstract
r from' my office will show
the title Was it ai
the official
on
i appears
record.
SRL a
LA GRANDE, OBEGC
Room 81, Sommer Bdlg.
!P4tjes desJfMjgputibriJd,
poultry can secure eggs
kfrotja the (foUowiagr e
setting of ttfteen Bar Ply
moth Rock, White Wyn
dott, Single Comb Brown
Leghorn, and Silver Laced
j Wyddott . '.!'
Island City tfiegou '
Neighborhood Nsw$;
(Klgin Bacorder) ' ' w
' U D Spncar wentnp to,La, Granda
last afanlng to gaaoipa repfljra,, mada
to soma naohinerjr for hU firm. Tha
U QraitoVI Iron, Wcf ka ' will, do i tbi
work r" - Vi' '.
Lambar taama from ; tha sawmills
pbnttfobaj to Elfin ara again begin
ning to make their daily tripe into thla
city. .As a. ooMeqaenee the. lamber
yards ara beginning toloaa aome ol the
holes made in them' by th sblpmenU
pt the past wlnUr. From what can
be learned It Would appear that tha
preaent Season is to be a very llrely
ona Inlambaringelrolea,' '
.Last 8anday afternoon while O M
bdmphreys and J L Overton ware
down tha railroad track, south of
town, target shooting with , 22 eallbre
i rl Bee, Mr. Hnmphreya' rifle was ao-
poidenUlly discharged, tha ball pass.
ing through, the second toe, of. his
right foot. Dr. Kirby'-waV called and
dressed the wound and Mr, , H, will
soon be ready for another, afternoon's
"Port, ' . ;; ; t';
Tha sUges of the Joseph-Elgin BUfe
i Company were pat upon, the summer
lebedale on Monday of this week.
JndeT ' thla' arrangement passengers
i nd mail leaving Elgin at noon are
i onveyad through' to Joseph without
i elay. ., :f!
,.- ... ., .... ' (gooot) "
The three year old son of Mr. and
j Irs. John Burton died of ' measles
April 19; -- '' " "
Mlae Ida Chancey ' retorned home
from Moscow, Idaho, thla week and
she and her mother moved to La
Grande Fjiday f
WlllJ7rillitapd.J Pi Wilbur went
to Hood Bivar Tuesday night. They
. . ... .( -, H T ...... A
( (Vnlen.Bepnmcan)
, The many frtaoda ol Prof. A, J BendV
er, principal; of the Union pabllo
schools, will be sorry to know, thai ,he
will teaoh no mora after thla ' school
year, woV expect to ' devote his 'time
Theblg hog at,' the Union, floaring
mllla oorral now' welxba Ll09 'ponada.
apd U t a closed competitor for the
record made by the world', "champion
at Bt. Lools, whloV' weigne4,uT,123
pounds.' The Unldu hog Is sllll grow
Presiding Elder J D GilUUnl of La
Grande, was la tha city Sunday and
hett quarterly servlees' at Ute'M-'E
church; 1 Be Is' a r pleasina speaker,' a
man of mor than F ordmaTy magnet
Ism, and called' out large eongrega
lions.-- : -V.--V ct
i ... i
Withdraws, tlesigngtion
Paxjs Aprll .a-rM. EUleDna, th
MinlaUt of th laUrlor. sUtod in tha
lobbies of thy oharabera today, that rM
Del Oaa.ihe foreign MloUUr, had
withdrawn bla resignation.
1 Trasidant ' Loabet today" sent for
Minister Del Caste, who visited ' the
Elysea and had a long Interview with
the President. It la now offloUUy ah.
houncad that bel Cassia will remain In
asv ifSiuaaivais
NO LAW. TO,
CLEA
n-cOaci
ftrill put In the week transacting bui
The Union Cornet Band boya have.
Just received fine new uniforms and
make a splendid showing.
W T Wright com i le ted bis 40th year
In business lh thy town of Union on
April 20. Forty year makes abig
hqta in a lifetime, bat, MrW right 'can
srel; feeJl that b.f(haa no wasteof hla
time while here. "'
Easter Dinner
. The Bommer. Hotel, uader the. man
agement of, Uiroqx. Qrotbe, will to
morrow ser. an aaiier a nner, and ona
that will have no equal in tha oity. In-
eluding In the courses wine and all the
dellcaclee ot 'that seaaon, the best
jhjarketafforW Com and enjoy k
good dinner, tha prloa la only fifty
cenU.; U1KOUX BKCH., Mgrs.
Don't Porjet f
remember, sUmp photoa at 25 cts
a dozen thla month only, at tha Taylor
Studio.
icS
Salem, Ore., AprJJ- AHorniy Get,
oral Crawford, in n oplaMBJCln to
the aUU board t fTT17J"Zm'4'0
holds that that bodjoannoe eompei
the Southern Paolflo Ballroad eompan,
and tha Oregon Ballroad A Navigation
,0pm pany to claansa the passenger
ooaoheo on trains coming Into the sUU
at Aabland and at Hantington .
'The opinion was given In answer to
a letUr from Dr T O Smith, president
of tha bosrd. in which tha doolo aLr
leged that lor 'thesike ofW hekltn
of tha . sUU the .ears should . bar
thoroughly4 elennsedv He Wlahad Vl
know If the board hsrt ay amtority
to oompel tha oompahilr tOTieaa tWr
oars.
v r Jo Be' H?.ned-i-
Moscow April 11 Ivan Kalaiff who
killed Grand Duke 8ergfus and4 Was
eeateneedto death 1U be hanged
nekt wept, 1 Hilbroes. is a tGt
of h guard regiment BUtioned ai St.
1 Peferaburg - His mother belongs to a
noble Polish family. She married
beneath her station, a Russian police
unt ilW.tUi tanaaWutt, r
f Body Found V f l
: Chelan, Wuh, "Aptll 27 A man
thought to be Nela Jensen, who was
ploked up by a steamer last sight.
Naturalisation papers of Nela Jensen
Were fonndr.ln the 'clptblmrr Jensen
had bean mfaing ttbtf'taobma 1 ttH
koma tlma.
TniT7ILL
'SEWERJ ANUf PIPE
See J H hildy for septic se,wers and
sewer pipe , Leava orders at the La
Grande Marble Works. 5 7
UAo. farmers and Jxraders Tfational Wank
of jCa Sramtlt Or yon.
Wisbto call your attention to the following atatement of condition of this bank fo
' the! Fourteen yeirapitexVcjLWimmencin'g - ,
r r
lght.
1 r
Ganglofrs Second Additioiuto
La Grande, Oregon,
TheeeJloU are large and have a mag
nlfloent view of the entire valley.
Wa would be pleased to show any of
tha above property to persons who da
sire to purchase unimproved Jots' with,
the idea of building thereon or wa will
build a houee for you on any of the
loU named above, allowing you to pay
for tha aame on InatollmanU.
withiyou. ' , ; T . j i
LA GRANDE
Jan. 1 1801
1 '92
'93
" '94
" i 95
-! U6t
M i . ' '97,,
. . '98
" '99.
" 1900 '
" '01
. 02
" '03
'04
'05
t!ar.. 26. '05
5 Capital ,V-
Paid and Surplna
61,000 00
62,000,00
63,000 00 -64,000
00
65,000 00
66,000 00
67,000 00
68,000 00
69.00Q00
70,000 00 .
71,000 00
72,000 00
73,000 00
-74,000 00
$74000 00
Loan and f
Disooounts
$23,418,64
8578! 41 , .
8654 00,
7Ml7 97r
84,917115
95,07896u
97,861 32 , .
123,735 27,
186,409, 61. ;.
172,633 37,
16273;66,i
149,30059a
192,587 27,,,
187,779 69,.,
172,371,46 ,
$155,247 91 f
DesposlU 1
116,672 77
44,450 33
71,954 36
3032 4.1
- 4579265V
66,767 67 ;
104.252 67
150,997 92
160,235 45
171,860 79
151,78166
149,476 92
196,095 96
229429 75
177,390 49
$150,234. 07
Cash and exchan
ge Available
11,134 48
19,003 68
37,86188
19,625 98
22,960 79
26,514 75
. 62,724 28,,
80,009,65:;
48,403 09 '
77 43095
42.797 84
44,351 90
4852 66
81,946 47
63.305 94
$62,089 57
National banks are required to keep on hand and with reserve agents 15 per eeut ' of
, theU pepoitjfrm the abvjj a oncf
4( per cent or, nearly three Jimabpreaniijed ampu- ,
h uRfW 14.00000
Exchange on all principle points bought and sold at lowest current rates. County
f sn6city wsrnts bought Ahighesnjari at frcea. Funds available; for JiansHo our
1 Depositors and Cuktoinera.'" , , s. ; ;c 1 r" J x ' 1 ' ...
Joseph Palmes,
J President.
J. W. BCEIBER,
Cashier.
G. E. McCollt,
-" AbsC Cashier.
" Orders Cartridges
' 8tPaijl-Tagf
tneht la placing Orders for 400,000,000
cartridges and is also. Tlnaa king for
iron olada from 1500 to 2000 tons. It
Is . persUtsnUy1 rportl ' that' Rassla
ha bought several South Americas
warships througn Paris Intermediaries'
I No mercury, np minerals, no danger
n HoUUtaVI TBOckrllountaln Ten
Tha greatest' family ' tonlo known.
Brlnoa Bood health to all who use It.
85oeotts,TeaorTabieU NewIlilDrag
vo
That is the sort of groceries
we sell Our aim is to
please all of our customers
"We realize that in ordet to
do this wa must sell only
tintrQualityi Xh6ds
Vt ' VT . .,-l
We also Vuow' that bur
i that our service must be
M9 traaiug at our swuro
A. trial order ove the tele
phone will " convince " you;
W M ioft pni pa,tr9nage.
i Fir S
Fir Street
ara these llnea from J H Simmons, of
raeey7 Ie5 Think frhf talght have re-,
suited Irom hU terrible Toough If he
had BOt taken - tse medicine about
whiolrha'writewtl r had a fearful
oougb. that dtatnrbad my nlaht'a rest.
1 tried everything, but nothing would
reltevwvMs nntlM to pr. King's New
Oleceviry ftfOnMmptloHiCougba
and Coldi, whtoh oompletely oured,
me," i InvUqtly relieves and per
mkneaUauM all hroat and lung1
disease: prevents grip and paenmonla.
At Newlla Drag Co., druggist; guar
aittaedl 60o and II . Trial bottle free.
f? r fi 5i f v tr " r . i.
A Dandy for Burns
Dr Benin. Pana. Ilia. wriUst MT
iiava used! Ballard's Hno Ltniment:
alwaya reoommanded.lt to my friends
as I am eonaaent tnere is no better
made, it I a dandy for turns,
Tboaa who live on farma ara especially
liable to many accidental euU, burns,
braises. which heal" rapidly' when
Ballard's Bsow Liniment is applied.
It ahonld aiwava be kent In the honsev
4or case oti emereeour.'' SSo, 60ov
1 00 bottle-Newlln Drug Co , .,
i r
Tailored rJfahS JPrc4 Hats
Cordayl c - New iVdjlngs
Ombre Rib&Qas Pr4ft U(e Collars
Handsome- Jettedi- Cottars
s
. a
E Hi WEIiEMia:Hi8eiOO-
Xja G-rande
Oreeron
JUT rrVltAt
WE
isnd
JU5J H0,TQ. ADAUl
ISTtRTilliDOSE
Bring it to tha atore and
repairs'.,. If it ia past fixing
w WttUoVao, and
etopj the expense. !! we can
fix it we will do so at a
moderate coat. Watch re-
PJJice ou Pt7-
Old Jatrelry madaJo leeaiUU.newi M hp A DC
Clooks Uken ears of J. Il rl-lL.,