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An Opportunity For Home Seekers
700 acres of choice Farm and Orchard LanJ will be sold
in large or small tracts to suit purchaser.
This farm, is only 15 miles from La Qrarde, on the Elgin
branch of the 0. R, &N. Railroad, and is what is known
as the Henry Rinehart Farm, and is located at the
Rmehart Spur. This farm touches the foot hills) and is
watered with numerous springs, and a beautiful spring
branch of pare' living water. The land may be divided
into FORTY OR EIGHTY ACRE TRACTS, every one of
which is supplied with living .water.. This splendid tract
contains sufficient land to furnish ' homes for twenty or
more families. - Remember this farm is under cultivation
and every foot is a wealth producer. . One . tract ..now has
over ten acres of young bearing orchrad," which is
Absolutely free from pest.: ; .? -
This farm has a complete railroad and , county road con
nection," aud is located in ,a school district which is free
frbm debt and maintains a good six months school.'
,.S Address. HENRY RINEHART.
1 - SUMMERVILLE, OREGON.
Or call at the (arm for, full particulars. Terms and com
v ; plete description. " '
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IFour 'responsibility of $187,000.00 is guarantee
enough,
IF our rate of interest on certificates of deposits
high enough. ,'
IF our rate of interest on loans low enough,
IF the accemodatione we afford are satisfactory,
IF you are not aiready a customer of this bank,
then we invite you to become one, .
WE guarantee you absolute safety for your funds
if intrusted to our care. .
HAVING given 14 years of service to the Ad.
; v vancewent of the interests of La Grande and
Union county we fell justified in asking for
. your banking business, and we will extend to
you ail the accomodations your account -will
justify at all times. Your loans -will be restricted
only by the security you offer and the balance
;- you keep with this bank. - ,
Respectfully,
7Jhcffiarmers and TJraders
Rational Stank
of JCa Sranda Oregon.
Josbph Palmer,' J. W. Scribes, G. E. McColly,
President. t Cashier. Asst. Cashier.
The Nurse 'and the Doctor
. iL tel. you that the success of a prescription de
pends on the purity of its ingredience. There is
as much variety in medicine as in other merchan
dise. In our prescription-filling "Qulity " is always
our fust consideration. A : V' V
You can implicity trust your prescription to us
quality, accuracy and the right price are the never
failing trio upon which we think we have a right to
appeal for your patronage. .
:a. TV HIL.U
v Registered Pharmacist
Phone. Farmers Line, S8
Pacific States 1381 ' ?
La Grande, Or.
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: Complete "Machine-Shops and; Foundry -
!J , r.i i :.t. nA.ca Qlmsino mil Wiiron Work.
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FITZQ.ERALD,
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TAKES
CHARGE
By Bezipps News Association
, New York. Nay 23 -State bank ei
amlnerjodson took charge of the
Merchant Trust JCotnpmijr bank t
tea o'clock thli moral og. Tb ooo
ditlont of tho ml and lUbllitlet art
not known at tba proacnt timt.
A8SET8 AND LIABILITIES
Tba main office of tua trail com
panv ia at 348 Broadway and. accord
ing , to the lait aUtementi tba aaaeta
were $4,031,437, kod the liabilities
$2,959,888. Tba eonotrn baa oean
labjeot to rntnora in Wall Sweet for
some time. '' ' ,
MADE BAD INVESTMENTS
It la reported that the bank made
bad investmenta and that thia wai tbe
came of the failure. Thia morning a
statement waa publiahed to the effect
that a tpeoial meeting of tba' itook
bolder would be called for June 1st
to Tote npon a proposed inorease of
capital from a half a million to a mil
lion dollars. It la aaid that this an
nouncement caused tha cloaing of tba
doors today. -
FRUIT ALONG
SNAKE RIVER
Taking tha Snake river valley as a
whole, trait men look tor a good aver
age yield of fruit. Certain varletiea in
soma parte of tha valley are damaged
as a result of thaoold weather last
winter, but thia damage doea not ex
tend over a very large area.
At Clarkston, where the greateat
damage was suffered, there will bo no
paaohea and only small crops of cher
ries and strawberries. Below Alpowa
there will be a full crop of everything.
Cherries of tha purple Gulngo variety
art now ripe and are being ehlpped to
Spokane and Lewiaton. This variety
will be followed by tbe black Tartar
ian In a short time, and then the
Boyal Annea and other sweat cherries
will coma. ''
- Along the lower river tha crops of
neaohea and peara will be large, about
the same as laat year, with tha excep
tion of aprioota, tba crop of which Is
email. Xhe fruit la maturing a little
earlier this year than laat and may
consequently bring a little better price.
Montana, the Dakotas and other east
era states furnish tbe chief market for
Snake river fruit. '
Y. M. C. A. Bail Team
Tha Y. M, O. A. which haa lately
bean formed in thia olty, baveorgaoised
a base ball team. The young people
are very earnest in attempting to lm
prove themselvea ph slcally as well aa
spiritually, and will devote tbalr time
and energy to a great extent in athle-
tioa. Although tbe team ia not com
posed of old and seasoned players, yet
they assert that they .will : play , any
team of even age with them. Tba Una
op will be aa follows :' drover Ells
worth, e. Daniel Alatoot, p; Raymond
Blyatone as; Jack Young,-lb; Charlie
Bobba, 2b; Earl Carpenter, 3b; Owen
Day, rf ; Earl Short, of; George Rich
ardson, If.
MISS YOUNG .
" OF LA GRANDE
A YOUNG G!!y.
MURDERS CHILD
Toronto. Canada, May 'O. Joseph
ine Carr, a 13 year old girl, baa eon
fessed to the murder of William Mur
ray, a nine months old infant. It ia
alleged that the girl haa been in tbe
bablt of of ateallng baby , oarriagea
from tba front of a department ' atore
while tbe parents ware inside shopping
Tha polloe have recovered eeveral of
tbeaa carriages, which bad been sold.
Laat Friday, tha girl want to a depart
ment store and found a baby in aaob
carriage In front. of the store, tihe
picked np tba best looking baby
earrlsge, which conUlned tha ' Murray
child, and made off with It. Hhe took
tha child to tba 'woods near tbe city
and stripping it of its clothing, threw
it over lha embankment, causing" its
death. Later aha placed tha body in
a culvert, and burled the clothing.
On Saturday aha made tha anuouace
tnent that aba - bad discovered the
fhild'sbody In tba oulvert. When
aoposeJ or tba crime aba made a oon
Session. The girl says the . plan of
killing tha child was suggested toTier
by a play aba bad seen at tha theatre.
Miss Harriet Youne. a dudII of Miss
Jonea, gave a splendid pianoforte re
cital in the Chapel Monday evening.
tibe waa assisted by Miss Uenlah J
Banklne, a pupil of . Mr. Pennell. ' A
falreixed and appreciative audience
greeted Miaa Yoaog and enjoyed her
work vary much Indeed. She ahowod
the result of careful and painstaking
preparation and deserves great pralae
and commendation. 8 ha la one of
Mias Jonea' moat promising pupils.
Whitman College Pioneer.
New Partnership
1 Mr Arthur Woodard and Mr M IrwiS
bava formed a partnership for plaster,
log and 'general maarnry work. Both
of these gentlemen bava long expert-
In thia lino of work, and both of
them havework in La GraLde that
speaks well tor tbem. Mr Irwin bas
wore now in thia city which waa done
twenty years ago, and It ia still in
good condition. Tbey both solicit tht
patronage of those who nave employed
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mem in me past as wll aa parsons
who have not, but need work of this
kind done.
MANY
MULES
Til trx !
By Sorippa News Association
St Louis Mo May J3-Four hundred
mules were burned xo death, at .East
8t Louis at an early hour this morn
ing. The fire occurred in two of the
largest stables of the National 8 took
Tarda St that place,' and the ioea is
estimated at : ooe hundred thousand
dollars. The stock destroyed by the
fire belonged to Grouch and Sparks
Brothers. ' ' ' ";'
; Notice ;
1 Any one ' wishing to purchase fine
bird dogs can have their wants full
filled by calling oh J F Jsokson. ' Ha
is very muoh intareeUd In ' tbla indue,
try, having on hands at present twenty
seven. ' ' : ..! n . 1 .-..
New ; Industry
Boise, May 23. The maobinery for
the manufacture of tarred building
paper and roofing felt, which tha Boise
Gaa Light company will Install ar
rived yesterday and Is being placed In
poaltion today.
LOST- J U Smith haa loat tbe setting
to his ring, being an elk head with
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. m irge uiauiuuu. anou unuiug
same will be liberally rewarded 3t
J. R. OLIVER.
UNION COUNTY
ABSTRACTS
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Farm Loans a Specialty
Bast equipped abstracter
' in Union county. Many '
years experiences with ;
tbe Union county records :
gives me a great ad ant- f
age."' Tt Is folly to pur-. :
chase realeatate without
first securing a proper;
tabstraot. An abstract
; from my oftjee will shw ;;
the title just as it appears
tori's the .official record. '
J. R. OLIVER, j
-LA GRANDE, OREO JN ;
-Room 31. Commer Bdlg.
HOPRIETOF
There's no beaut fnn ih. i.ni
That can with ha f...
! Her lipe are red, bar eyes ere bright,
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Cash Counts
HGBRE ..'
We fully realise the vajqe of money
and therefore Sell cheap tor cash. We
oirry a foil aod; complete line of freh
roceriei,L Jay, feed and' produce,
Highest market prices" paid 'for farm
produce We have our own deliveiy
wagon, and f naiantea prompt delivery.
X our. money back II goods are. not
found eatiataclory
SEATTLE GROCERY CO.
' ZUNDEL A LAW80N. ,
LUMBER
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fj i ' sale and retail prices of lumber are practically the
n j same, we have made arrangements with the mills to
rj fj we can deliver direct to the jobs, thereby giving
j I our customers the benefit of the lowest prices.
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STAPLE AND FANCY
Groceries
Good Goods. Good Service
Your trade is appreciated here
LUMBER
-RETAILED AT-
WHOLESALE PRICES
Better Lumber and Cheaper than it io sold in
La Grande. We Deliver it to 'your Building.
Grande Ronde Lumber Co.
; . PERRY, OREGON.
D. H. STEWARD, Proprietor and Mar
t vj NIGHTS STARTING T
I vJ MONDAY, MAY; 22 O
' THE FAMOUS ' : ;" . ,'y-: '. . '
WILLIAMS OPERA COMPANY j
Greatest American Juvenile Comic Opera Co. will present
' MONDAY NIGHT ' ' " . . ' '
"THE RAJAH PAZALA"
An immense Musioal Comedy Extravaganza
' TUESDAY NIGHT V- ' ' r
"TfE GYPSY GIRL"
Another pretty captivating musical comedy ;V
' WEDNESDAY MATINEE AND EVENING
, ''GAY-60" ,
The biggist musical comedy hit of the season. -
Prices Nights, 25c, 60c and 75c, no higher,
Matinee, 25c to all parts of the house.
.' Herbine
Will ovarcoma Indigestion and dya.
ppala; reaoUtetbe bowels aod. core
ItTsraDd kidney oomplalnta. It is
tba best blood aorlcber and lovlgorat
or in tba world. It ia purely vegata
bl, perfectly harmless, and alioald
you be a satferer from diseaae.you will
um it t you are wiaa. , .t .' a ' ;
B N Andrews, Editor and Mgr. .Co
coa and RockladgQ News, itoeoa. Via.,
writes: 'l haya naid yoar Herbine in
my iamtly, and nod it a moat exoailent
medicine. IU ' effects upon - myself
nave been a marked benetit, I recom
mend It unhesitatingly." 60o. Sold
by Mewlln lrug Co. -
PureBred Poultr y i
I'arties desiring pure bred;
poultry can secure eggs'
trpm the following well
known., breeds t $1 per
setting of fifteen Bar Ply.
moth Rock, White Wyn-'
dott, Single Comb Brown
Leghorn, and Silver Laced
Wyddott
bair.
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