La Grande evening observer., June 22, 1905, Image 5

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BEST BERRIES AT BAKER BROS.
Let us have your order for canning berries
Prices will be down to bedrock this week
as the supply is very limited.
BAKER BRO
Adams Avenue Phone 29
IF
IF oar responsibility of $137,000.00 is guarantee
enough, j
IF our rate of interest on certificates of deposits
. high enough. . ; ;;;
IF the accomodations we afford are satisfactory,
, IF yoiTare not aiready .a customer . of this bank, '
; , - then we invite yoa.to become one, .
WE guarantee you absolute iafcty; for yuju? fund" ;
; if intrusted to our care. .. ' A "
.HAVING given 14 years of service to the Ad.
vancement 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 ba restricted
' only by the security you offer and the balance
yon keep with this bank. ( ,
-v :'-''"' jti . Respectfullv, '
Uho 3armer& and Uraders
Joseph Palmer, J. W. Bceibkk;; G&'Mcut,
' 'President. -..'..ir-Oashier:-,-- Asst. Cashier;
The Nurse arxd the Doctor
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. uJ tell ypu that the success of a. prescription de
i; peuds on the purityf its i jngredience. There f is
as much variety in medicine as in other merchan
dise. In our prescrjption-filling "Qulity" is always
our fiist con8idjffationiiU '
You can implicity trust your prescription to us
quality, accuracy and the right price are the never
, fuiling trio upon which we think wej have a right to
appeal lor your patronage. ' " '
A. X- Hll-U
Registered Pharmacist J
Phone, Farmers Line68,
Pacific States' 1361?
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lFGRANOEilRON WORKS i
"!P" Ctibpletei-Mache Shopj. and Foundry J
" General "Blacksmith! Horse Shoeing and Wagon Work. M
tmT Manufacturer of.The Fitzgera.ld; Rdlter .Feed Mill; M
ir d: i m G BRA L. D.
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rii spurious-Fighting r,
1 "For nrea jreart," , write Geo,! W
" Hoffman, of Harper. Wash., Ml had a
Utter battle, iihbroDltomaol and
' lirer trouble, bat laet I ? won.and
cared my disease, ty tbe.neatf Elea.
.4 trie Bittr.. ? i nobeettat,iiigly.re
commend them to all, and don't IntenJ
in the future to be witboot them In the
. hooie. They are oertainly m wonder
ful medicine, to baw curcd anch.e bad
naae aa mine.'! I Sold, nn4efi Roawm
' tee to do the aame for too. by Newlin
Drag Co., draietN at Wo a bottle
- Try.them today.
MILLER ON
TRIAL TODAY
Boy H Miller, "preeldeat of the de-
fonet bank of Bumpier, ia on trial to
day in the criminal ooort charged with
obtaining money ondn false prteneea.
The court room ia crowded with inter
ested spectators, and a number of
8ampter people are down ae witnewee.
It is expected that the taking of the
testimony wilt cousume" two days'
time. '
Tbe indictment against ' Miller.
which was returned by the laet term
grand jnry, charges tbat i n February
S3, 1904, in the city ol 8umpter, be
frandu'ently and. willfully, represented
toA PQotts tbat a eeruin certified
check for $16,000 on the First Nation
albank of Bumpier, was a good And
?alid cheek and would be honored by
tbe Eirst National bank. , With tbess
misrepresentations be induced A f
Oou to tarn ever to him, Miller, the
property of tbe bank ol Samptor in
payment for wbioh be gave tbe 915,000
oertlfied check. ; The indictment then
cbargee- that at tbe time of making the
transfer Miller knew the check wu
worthless and that it would not be
honored.- Baker City Herald. - -
Idle Men PlenUful
Over 60 Idle men have arrived la
the city within the put week and
many of them have scattered .into tbe
hay distrlot and many more to tbe
grain fields, where bending is now in
ytuyimm. rroiu 'aiv apomurauoee'now
harvest hands will be plentiful. Most
of those arriving now have every ap
pearance of being worklngmen East
Oregonian. " j
I. HARUIS
THE MEAT MAN r
Is still doing business at the
old stand. Will be rfad to
see all bis old custmores as
well as new tones. - As good
prime beef cattle is , now
scarce, I have on band a fine
selection of enred meats,
bams breakfast bacon. About
the fifteenth of May, I will
have a fine assortment of
young prime beef, which are
now f fattening. ; Do not for
get that I now have as good
fresh beet as there is on the
market as well as fresh fish
and poultry.'
Prompt Delivery Phone 1601
JL.MARSr
Contractor and Builder
DfaJtef ' k .IaiIiiino; Material
Drop a liae; naming work, and I wil
,; , y giva tbi right prloe.
(e(t4Miiti4SSSsei
- comc::igs
Wlji.fiitihe and pampadoat, hair f
dies aadTUalcS. Hate eoica and eomba. 4
PompdOueonbJ WUlbe at Bonds
Vallae-Miaw aallSaturday nlghl, ean
apply J kntHii of hair work at
homeofSoe, Hertfc Powder, On Box AS J
mc a n yiNriRn a r t
There are many kiodt of meat,
but we sell only tbe best kind.. A
trial order will convince you of
tbe truth of thia statement 'We
kill only the best specimens and
kill it correctly.
Our prices are as low as
consisiant with the best quality.
Bock &l Thomas
Tr'
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Teams wanted to haul
An all summer's lab aware:
td John Aatlionr, or adJna I .
La Grande, Oregon .
j; Ul. OLIVER.
UNION COUNT Y
ABSTRACTS
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Farm Loans a Specialty
OF
Are Consolidated
' Chicago, Jane 22 Tbe consolidation
of tba National and Interstate ' Tele
phone Assooiations were effected at '
wewiuaw ervsava vaa vi ww svigjiuviit
eooTentioa in this olty. James Hogs,
oi Olefeland, O., was eleoted ; presi-
aenc, and jorn vanllew, or Ualtloroia, 'goarantei
second Tloe president. "
lorire'bPei Preacher
The atorf of the torture of Rev. O D
Moore, psstor ol the Baptletchnrch, of
Harperaville, K VM will lnteieet yon.
He says: 'l eufcjrid agonies,. .beoaase
ol a peraittent cowxn. retniting from
tbe nip. 1 had to k!eep sitUim np in
bed. . 1 tried man remedies, without
reliaf..aati! I took Dr. Klns's New dis-
coTery for Consumption Ooaahs and
Uolda, whioa entirely oared my ooogb
i auiu nvtu iu iruiu ouuiuumviuu. . a
I grand care lor diseased conditions of
i Throat and jAngs.. At Nsalio Drag
I Co., druggists: price oOo ana fl,
w 4a a
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I bottle free.
The President's Position
One day laet Summer Carrie Natloij,
of hatobet tame, walked into the quar
ters of the Anti-Cigarette League r at
Chicago and panohed a hole - In 'tt je
the plctare of ' President Roosevelt
with her ambrella. ' Bhe declared that.
the President chewed and smoked tor
baoco and was "no good anyway.!
Miss Lacy Page Gaston ' disputed Vita
point, and when Carrie Nation said
she would pay the . league $60 it H
eould be shown that the President
did not ase tobacco, Miss Gaston sat
down and wrote Seotetery Loeb He
promptly replied that the President
nerer used tobaooo la any form lu his
life. The story doesn't say whether'
Mrs Nation made good or not, bat the,i
facte about the President are interest
Ing and every boy ought ; to know
them. The Pilgrim Teacher. '
Card of Thanks J
' We desire to extend oar ' thanks to
the many kind friends who assisted as
daring tbe sickness snd . death of oar
daughter Lottie,--''.'. "' i".'.fc':'"v
' Mr and Mrs Franklin Hyde
' Notice to Water Consumers
' Notice Is bereby eiven to all water
consumers that the ' hours for Irriga
tion shall be as follows: from 6:30
o'clock p mo 7:30 o'clook p m. Any
and all persons found using . water for
Irrigation ' purposes at - other times
other than herein specified will be
fined according to tbe ordinance cover.
Ins same. fl C OILMAN.
Water Superintendent for the olty of
La Grande."
Dated June 5: 1905 - tf
G. E.1 FOWLER
jnkti and
Transfer , ,
Wood and Xoal ;
Phone 1611
AU order given prompt
attention. :
Have You A Cough? .
- A dose lot ?; Ballard , Horehoond
Syrup will relieve it. Here you a
ooldt A dose of Herblne at bed time
and freqoent small doses of HoreboOod
gyrop during tbe day will remove it.
Try it for whooping cough, for asthma,
for consumption, for bronchitis. Mrs
Joe MoUratb, 327 K 1st street, Hutch
inson, Kau, writes:"! have used
BaJ lard's Horebound, Syrup in my
(itmlly for 5 yeara, and . find it tbe
bett and most palatable medicine I
ever used' 25c, 50c, ll.OO-Newlin
rug;Co. v
-.'An Opportunity For (Home Seekers ; !:
700 acres of choice Farm and Orchard Land will be sold
,in large or small tracts to suit purchaser. 1
This farm is only 15 miles from La Grarde, on the Elgin
branch of the O. B, & N. Bailroad, and is what is known
as the : Henry Rinehart Farm, ' and is located at the
Rinebart 8pur. This farm tonchAs the foot hills, and is
watered with numerous springs, and. a beautiful spring
branch of pnre living wator. Tbe land insy be divided
into FORTY OR EIGHTY ACRE TRACTS, very one pf
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 cow 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, and is located jn a school district .which is free
from debt and maintains a good six months school.
Address, HENRY RINEHART,
SUMMERVILLE, OREGON,,
Or call at the (arm (or full particulars Terms and com
. v plete description.
OREGON FIKE RELIEF
; ASSOQATION
" J. W. OUVER, AOINT, V
With J. T. Williamsonr in
Foley Building, La Grande.
Ba&t equipped; abklritwlbr :
in union county. Maoy
years experiences with
the Uniowrunty records :
gives rn sl reat advant-
aga. It ia' lVjlly to pur- ;
chase re&Wtate without "
first se6ufea proper :
abdacU VAn (abstract '
Mm Jay pffice wU shiw ,r
the)itle just as it appears ;
oh the ofilcial Vecord. i
Lji GRANDE, OREGON
RoomWiPommer Bdlg.
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to-wear Under-muslinj and Vhlts Aprons
An entire new lot ? of Sofa Pillow Tops.
Millinery of all kinds. Cloves and Hosiery!
E M WELLMAN 3c CO
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
New Baby Btt'ggtes L .... $6.60 to $13.50
i : - Regula $10 to $22.60 values
Second' Hand Go-Cart .
Columbia Graphophone. . . ,
Mautel Clocks, good ones .
Shot Gun................
.Oil Stove
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$3.00
5.00
1.60
1,50!
3.601
Ladu t', M a's and, Bays' Bicycles. (j. j. .$4.00 to $15.00
. Ou weekly payments to responsible parties
Bicycles'Repafrf. BiW l'ies and feippllei It Wsf
prices. Upholstering. Furniture and Stove Repairing.
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F; D. HAISTJEN
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Highest Prices Paid for Second Hand Goods
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LAWN MOWERS ,Atf Dp !
hose In aLl GRADES
B:iy a JapaneseJLawn S riukler and you will not
need to stand and hold the hose while watering
-your uwiwin; sJ irl I
W. H. BOHNENKAMP,
FURNITURE.
HARDWARE.:
Alarm Clocks
Repair work; given 'prompt
. cQontioupus.bu li, 1 39 in L a
-r Grandej-and-still-in- busi-
nes. This is the record j
to which 1 invite com pari-1
r sou, My. worsts still- my
guarantee, as it has been in
the pat t. . A complete lioec
' of reliable Jewelry, clocks, ;
watches, etc, in fact every-1
thing which is found in a J
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attention-'-r i J t "iiaoie leweiry si
Old Jewelry made to look Me 6ew "JAf pFADF l
storey
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