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Sie La Grande National Bank
Report of condition, April, aist., 1905
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' RESOURCES
Ooans and Discounts ... ....$566,130 38
p jnited States Bonds 25,000 00
gjleal Estate Furniture Fixt' 17,000 00
Jae from banks and U-S.tres 152,745 20
; ?ash on Hand 1,331 10
:.; Total $812,20668
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Capital Stock. '. ..$100,000 00
Surplus . 20,000 00
Undivided profits... 3i757"4
Circulation 25,000 00
Deposits.... 635449 27
Total - $812,206 68
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
George.Palmer, President.
It. Cleaver, Assistant Cashier.
F. L. Meyers, Cashier.
W. L Brenholts, Assistant Cashier
J. M. Berry, A. B. Conley F. J. Holmes F, M. Byrkit
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Kith ample capital, large experience and unsurpassed facilities, we offer you absolute
purity for your deposits; and solicit your banking business, promising you courteous
tatment and every liberality consistent, with conservative Banking.
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j -; An Opportunity For Home Seekers
"700 acres of choice Farm and Orchard Land will be sold
t in large or small tracts to suit purchaser.
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IThfs farm is only 15 miles from La Grarde, on the Elgin
S branch of the 0. B, AN. Railroad, and is what is known
2M : the Henry Rinehart Farm, and is located at the
, Rinehart Spur. This farm touches the foot hills and is
watered with numerous springs, and a beautiful spring
branch of pure living water. The land maybe divided
0nto FORTY OR EIGHTY ACRE TRACTS, every one of
Jhlch is supplied with living water. This splendid tract
I contains sufficient land to furnish homes for twenty or
I more families. , Remember this farm is under cultivation
find every foot is a wealth producer. One tract now has
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ten ' acres of young bearing orchrad. which
t ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM PEST,
j This farm has a eomplete railroad and county road con
nection, and is located in a school district which is free
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T Address, HENRY RINEHART,
SUMMERVILLE, OREGON.
call at the farm for full particulars, Terms and com
plete description.
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Ho Halt Lake, D.r. FX Not
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No 6 a.Cily.St. Louts, Cbi Hot
1:30 a, m. oago and fcaab SUm
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1 Portland. Dal Id. Fob-
dtoton, Walla Walla, Not
Dayton, Pomeroy, Col-
aorta via Bpokac
Portland. Dallas, IW
dlatoo, Umatilla, Wal
sot tula, Ltwbton, Colfcx, No
Moscow, Wallace, War "
tut p. m. dot, SpokaiM and other 80 a m
point east and aortta
' via Bpokaao
Vo.tt Uland City. Alice), Im
Datlj ' bier and t.lrin. Cos Ho U
capt lie tiona at algin Ui
leaday Uutctor polota la Wal- IfiOfW
fclsaaa town.
Saddle Sale
I have a number of saddles
in my stock which I desire
to clsse out and if price will
accomplish my purpose,
customers will receive the
benefit.
$30 valves for 124
$35 values for $27.60
$45 values for $34
$14 ladies sadddle $ 8
Saddles and harness made
to order,
E. CHRISTOFFERSON
Y PSCE LECTURES
Remember the Course of Lectors.
by the etory-Ullerlecturer, Hon. Pres
ton W Searolt, at Presbyterian Church,
on May 11, 12 and 13. Bertei tickets
$1.00, Single lector 60 cent". Ticket,
on tale at Jas Smith'.
IDEAL TREATMENT
FOR NEURASTHENIA
Neurasthenia, or nervosa prostra-
tloo, la that condition of the nervous
system which results from an over
drawn nervooa bank account.
Human beings Inherit a certain
amount of rltal force, varying1, of
oooraa. In different Individuals and
if they order their lives either from
choice or necessity to accomplish more
than nature has provided nerve force
to do, vital bankruptcy results es
peoially It some bodily infirmity ia
exhausting a portion of their vital
power.
A few words will show why thia has
been called "the American disease."
Americana both work and tlay at
I high pressure, rarely relaxing. From
the moment a man arisea and starts to
business in th9 morning until seated
at hU table at night every muscle ia
oj a tension, every nerve aotiye; and
even men, 100 many spend i elr eve
ning hoars In the active chase for
pleasure. Home life is demanding
mora from our women than formerly.
Ureaa (Meaner botweca 1'ortlaad aad
Baa Vnaeiso every Sve d ija. v .
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Son Lost Mother
"Consumption runs In our fsolly,
and through it 1 loat my Mother,'
writes EB held, of Harmony, Me
For the past Ova year, however, on
the slightest alKn ot a Ooogh or Cold,
I have taken Dr Klug'a New Disoovary
for Consumption, which has aaved me
from serious, lane trouble. His
mother's death waa a ea loss for Mr
Beid. bat he learned that long trouble
must not be neglected, and how to cure
It. Quickest relief and ear for
coughs end colds. Price 60o and II .00
guaranteed sX Newlin Prog Co. trial
txUle free.
THE NEW
FURNITURE
Our Car Has Arrived
And we are able to say that bet
ter or more up-to- date furniture
was ne ver seen in La Grande
We are proud of our present
assortment and will consider it
a real pleasure to show you all
our new arrivals. The car came
through without a single break
or scratch. This furniture wa
bought right and wj are able to
sell it at an extr.i low price and
still make a ligititnate.
Call and seethe beautiful dis
play of fine furniture. You will
not be urged to buy.
E. G. ADCOOK
Successor to E Andrews.
And rose Old stand Phoue9 1
A Disastrous Calamity
It is a disastrous calamity; when
you lose your health, because Indiges
tion and oonatipation have sapped it
away. Prompt relief can be had in
Dr King's New Ufe Pills. They build
op your dig, tive organs, and cur
headache, ditxlneea, oolio, constipa
tion, eto. Guaranteed at Newlin Drug
Co; 20c -I
Their social life and household duties
make for many a thoroughly atranu
ona life which, if bamperol with de
ficieat strength or disease, Dually ex
hausts vitality. Heno those who are
abort of the necessary quota of strength
surely break down. 1
If mssclea remain too long con
tracted, they beoom wearied and are
unable to relax. At first a night of
sleep will rest (hem. But a continua
tion ot such over-ooctraction will at
length render them unable to relax
during aleep.
The spinal cord ia supplied by ar
teries and veins which pass between
the vertebrae and into the spinal canal.
When the muscles contract they ob
struct circulation causing congestion
of the spina and defloienoy of nutri
tion. . The congestion causes Increased
Irritation to tha nerve and more loss
of nerv force. Heno the cu,re of ner
vous prostration Is a very slow pro
cess. One condition acting upon the
other causes a continued oune ot
trouble and it Is only after the body
baa gained sufficient strength by rest
and proper treatment that Nature ran
1 e-assert herself.
Neurasthenia haa a variety of symp
toms. Sometimes the patient exper
iences a feeling of languor and Is un
able to aleep. Again ha can aleep bat
derive little or no relief from It. The
digestion is usually Impaired causing
still greater weakness.
Usually tha mind 1 aomewbat dis
turbed, due to insufficient nutrition,
and the sufferer cannot think with hla
accustomed ease and may even be
afflicted with moi a or leas mental dia
turbanre. Mich aa disinclination tn
meet people.
Medical treatment is far from suc
cessful in these cases. Drug ar of
little use except to give temporary re
lief; bat a far a making a cur is
concerned, rest, diet, change of air
and massage bav proven mnch ' better
than other measures. But these take
months and years to do the work.
A a has been auggested, in nervou
prostration the spine ia affected to a
considerable extent, prodnoing press-
are and Irritation to the nervea. Thia
maybe du to contracted mosolei.
But in most eases some injury In earlier
if haa produced a strain In the spine
and Che contraction aggravating it
caosea the disease, Th location of
this strain will aooount for the form
ot the disease; 1. ., if the atraln b
in th neck, it may affeot th mental
faculties ; If in the middl of tha back,
It may disturb tha digeation.
Osteopathlo treatment of thia disease
embraoea proper diet, reat and other
hygenio methods in addition to manip
ulation suitable to the case. An ex
amination ia made ot the spin and all
other points where there may be nerve
irritation and. Iobs of force In these
cases It ia always found that the mus
cles are contracted and usually one or
more vertebrae displaced. These
masclea are relaxed by atretohing and
other processes and gradually, by
manipulating the body and limbs, the
displacements are corrected. Some
caaea are marked by an exceedingly
tender spina This tenderness can b
relieved by carefully quieting the spine
and thua causing an increased circula
tion to oarry off. the inflammation.
Osteopathy la the Ideal treatment
for nervooa prostration because it
treata the conditions producing it. It
ia superior to drags became of no bad
after effeota to overcome aad because
of getting quiok'r results.
When the time come that Osteo
pathy is extensively used for treating
neurasthenia, the case which are four
and five yeara In getting well will be
very much less prevalent ; and when
people learn to try the treatment in
time the number of these oases will
materially decrease because if the Ir
ritation had been removed In advance,
the disease would never have appeared.
Osteopathic Health.
LUMBER
RETAILED AT
WHOLESALE PRICES
Better Lumber and Cheaper than it io soli. in
La Grande, We Deliver it to your Building.
Grande Ronde Lumber Co.
PERRY, OREGON. '
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fiinnhfir
Doors
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Boxes MiJlwork I
STODDARD LUMBER CO.
LA GRANDE, OREGON.
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E JTBVMVJ OPEI $ ' ff0"4BE 3
D. H. STEWARD, Proprietor and Mr
The Graham Co.
E WOMAN'S BITTER ATONEMENT.
BECAUSE I LOVE YOU
and, THE RUMAWAY MATCH
NIGHTS
COMMENCING
MONDAY, MAY 15
Pricea 25c, 35 c and 60c
Seats 00 sale Saturday morning, May 13
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Read The Daily Observer
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When your lung are tore and Inflamed from coughing:.
Ia the time when the germs of PNEUMONIA, PLEURISY
and CONSUMPTION find lodgment and multiply.
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tops the cough, heals and strengthens the lungs. It con-
tains no harsh expectorants that strain and irritate the
lungs, or opiates that cause constipation, a condition that
E."1? recovery from a cold.- FOLEY'S HONEY AND
TARL v?afe nevtr bailing remedy for all throat and
lung rsociDf.
Thi l rfaIdRt Rid Consumption- Uarnlous Cart.
' f R,'oner. Ijjw. writes: "Th doctors sid I had coo.
nmpt d . st no better until I used FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR.
,I2.!lh !t,rt ai "fPPed ,h Plnt of blood and th
pala la my huga and today I am sound and weu.
THREE SIZES 25o, SOo, and $1X0
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SOLO L3 EECOZHEHDED BY
A T. HIXjU, .DRUGGIST
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