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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
Adams Avenue
BRO
Phone 29
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' :X:.IP our responsibility of $137,000.00 is guarantee
. .' : enough, .
IF our rate of interest on certificates of deposits
high enough. . , ,
7 IF our rate of interest, on loans low enough,
IF the accomodations we afford are satisfactory,
IF you are not already a customer of this bank, :
;if ;''.': then we invite you to beoome one, ,
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' ' ' V -;: WB guarantee you absolute safety for your funds
. ft intf l0ur cre ; .4
" - . . j ... 1JA.VIHQ given 14 years of service to the Ad.
- - vancement of the interests of La Grande and
- ; Union county we fell justified in asking for
7 3 ' yur hanking business, and we will extend to
! " '79 &il the ? accomodations your ; account , will
justify at all times. Your loans will be restricted
7 -. Dly by the security you offer and the balance
jruu wii.il iuis unui. ,., : ... . ; , ,,
."" . T ,7"f" '7, " ' ' ' Respectfully,
: 1 Ghf&arnters and Graders
9jfatiqnal SSank
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JosephvI'almer, 1 3. W. Sceiber, i G. & McCcixy,
President.. 1--U Cashier. . '. Asst. Cashier.
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MttlADY'S 1
FAVORITE I
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j' feSS iVf 1 1 PERFUME FOB f ,
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5 ' "II ' i I). iii.iinii mil !.n iu. u..iuwnii.iiJ. IWI ijn
just , I
ARRIVED j
. New line of 11
Perfumes
including the
celebrated ,
AM0RILAS 7
WATER
which is the
most delight
ful and fasci
nating . per
,fu m e ever
produced.:
A. T. HILL;
Prescription - Drags!
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
: New Baby Buggies $6.60 to $13.50
T : a Regular $10 to $22.50 values f '
-. ' Second tiand Go-Oart : 7. ...... i . ........... . $3.00
1 7: PAlfrmK?o HrnnhnnYinnA' fijOO
Mautel Clocks, good nes 76o to . 10 '
.... . 4 Crt
ShotUun. . .:;
' Oil Stove 3X0
!; Ladits', Men's and' Boys' Bicycles ....$4.00 to $15.00
' Ofl weekly payments to responsible parties '
" uiiUo n.nairo1 ' Ritrin Tirek and 8uDoliea at lowest
""'' prices." Upliolstering. Furniture and .Stove Repairing..
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. F D. HAISTEN,
. ; Phone 2051 ; '. 1
q Highest Prices PaidSor Second Hand Goods':
SENTENCED
WEDNESDAY
81d tb eMTlotlen of Boy Itlllar,
who m formorl a retiduit - of thU
city, tber bu boen ooul ierablo
qalry, m to tnoro or Iom of tbo dUtU
ftd wt gif tho following ellpploi
from tbo fitter City HonOd. -s ,
"Millar negotiated for the paroh
of Goee bent. Toe orioe txreed upon
ru 118,000. OI thle emoint f 1000 wee
to goto Qoee and the remaining $14,-
000, lo oeeb, wee to go to the Una's
aeeete, there being at that time eboot
112,000 la depoalto In the bank and
eererel on U tending Dote and other
oUigetlone which thle 114,000 wee to
ooTer meklng the benk entirely aolrent.
The deal wee consuirmeted and Miller
aseeehierof the First Ne'loDel bank.
wrote hie UdUidael check for 115,000,
payable to A P Gone, end U ceehier of
that same benk certified to , it Thle
ebeok be took to the Benk of . Sampler
end the change of ownerahlp oecarred
eboot ae followe : . ;
Qoee stepped oat .In front of the
eonnter. ItllUr gere him the 115,000
check end itepped behind the counter.
Qoee preeented the check for payment
and Miller opened a book end entered
aa item ol 11000 thereon to Goee' ered
It, which later Gobi wrote oheoke up
on. The bank wee then Miller's.
Whet be did with the $15,000 check Is
not known' It wee ehown at the trie)
that the f 1000 which he paid to Goat
waa money belonging to depositor and
in the bank at the time Goes stepped
mi.' wnlle the evldenoe did 'not Bay
so In aa many worde, yet it seemed an
nndiapated .' oondasloa ' that ' Miller
never pat a oent of money into the
vaults, i ii-.'-u ,' i- r:' ,-..';;. ;t-.!
That thie check on the Firet Nation-
al benk wee worthless was one of the
facta whioh the jury bed to decide be
fore they could find Miller guilty and
aa they found him guilty It le undle
puted that the cheok was absolutely
worthleee and that MUlor knew it: at '
the time of giving It: The obeck never I
showed up after Gobi peaaed it over the
counter. Since the" appointment of a '
receiver it has been ehown that for!
awhile the balenueof the check, 114,000
wee carried aa an asset of ' the bank,'
but eboot the first of the year thle- en
try' wes wiped " off ' the books and
changed to bank building and real eg
tate and that is the laet trace of It.
When the bank finally t oloaed ita
doora instead of the $14,000 atseta and
112,000 da poeitors' money supposed to !
be in the vault obtainable in notes and
other aeouritlee, there wes $46 ' Thle ie
the hietory ot the famous deal and Ills
more than probable that the anpreme
court ot the state of Oregon will be
asked to pees upon it. f . ,, .,. : ;
Miller will appear in court Wednes
day when hewill be eantenced, and It
le probable tbat at the same time a
motion for a new trial will be urged by
the defense and a . etey granted) The
penaitr for the crime of whioh Miller
now etande oonvioted ia from one to
five years in the penitentiary." I
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Cashier Makes Good
(Scripps1 News Association )
Terra Haute lad June 16 Gustavo
A Censman, cashier of the Vigo City 1
Bank,' resigned yesterdsy The di-1
rectors anoounced that Oensman was
short $10,000. '- He turned over securi
tiea sufficient to cover the amount. ,' ,
X HARRIS
THE MEAT MAN
Is still doing business at the
old stand. Will be dad to
see all his old cust mores as
well as new ones. As good
prime beef cattle Ms now
scarce. I have on hand a fine
selection of cured .meats,
hams breakfast bacon. About
the fifteenth of May, I will
have a fine assortment of j
young prime beef, which are '
now fattening. Do not for j
get that; I now have as good
fresh beet as there is' on the '
and poultry. ', , ; ;
Prompt Delivery Phone 1601
Torture of a Prucher
The story of the torture of Bev. O D
Moore, peetor ol the Baptist church, ot
Harperevllle, K Y, will interest you.
tfe eeyst "I aa&xed agonies, beoaaea
of a persistent oowih, resulting from
the grip.- I bad to' bleep eitting op in
bed.- I tried many remedlee, without
relief, untu 1 took Dr. King's New dis
ouvery tor Consumption Doughs and
Colds, whioh entirely cured my ooagh
and eaved me from oonaumption." A
grand cure tor dieeaeed conditions of
Throat and lAnge. At Nemlin Drug
Co., druggisM : price ouo ana i,
guaranteed iriai bottle Tree.
In Mad Chitse
Mllllnne rueh In mad chase after
health, from one estreme ot lauuwui
to another, when, if they wonld only
eat good food, and keep their bowels
regular with Dr. King's New Life Pills,
their troubles would all pass ewey.
Prompt relief and quirk cure for liver
and stomach trouble. 2V at Newlln
Drag Oo., drug store; gv. ran teed.
f SWITCHES MADE . OF
Wlc,swttehes end pnmpadouri, hair i
dka and toulca. Hair roles and eombs. J
Pompadour combs. WUlbe at Ronde "
'Valley kouee until Satwdar night, omn
apply for all kind of hair work at J
. home offlot, North Powder, On Box 66
MRSA. D. . VANDEOAR i
Notice to Water Consumers
Notice Is hereby given to all watetj
consumers was me nours ror irriga
tion shall be as follows: from 5:30
o'clock p m to 7:80 o'olock p m. Anjf
and all persona found using water lot
Irrigation purposes at other times
other ; than herein specified will be
fined according to the ordinance cover!
ingeame. II O OILMAN,
1 Water Superintendent for the city ol
La Grande. t ...'. ,;, -' -L 'I
Dated June 5. 1906. tt
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G. E. FOWLER
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iransrer
Wood and Coal
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Phone 16 11
All order given prompt
attontion.
An Opportunity For Home Seekers I i
700 acres of choice Farm and Orchard Land will be sold
in large or small tracts to suit purchaser.
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This farm is only 15 miles from La Grarde, on the Elgin
branch of the O. R, & N. Railroad, and is what is known
as the Henry Rinehart- Farm, and is located at the
Rinehart 8 pur. This farm touches the foot hills; and is
watered with nnmerous springs, and 1 a beautiful spring
branch of pure living . water. The land may be divided
Into FORTY OR; EIGHTY ACRE TRACT8, 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, cflltivation
and every foot is a wealth producer. One tract now has
over ten acres' ot young bearing ' orchrad, which is
ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM PE8T.
This farm has a complete railroad and , count' road con
nection, and is located in a ' school district which is free
from debt and maintains a, good six months school. - ;
;-f Address, HENRY RINEHART. -?
- i ! aj o SUMMERVILLE, OREGON.
Or call at. the (arm for full particulars. Terms and com-
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TWO" SPECIAL -BARGAINS
13 acres adjoining town; can be irrigated, :
Price, for cash, upon application.
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If
420 acres near Cove, all fenced, good outside
range, 160 acres fine for fruit or grain, ' well
watered. Fine placelfof horse. ranch.;,. - ,
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r. . Price upon application
Xa Srande Snvostm'oni Co.
Foley Hotel Buildiug La Gfande, Oregon
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Persons desiring a correct abstract ot title
will do well to call on Ode R. Seitz. in the
Bohnenkamp Building, who has Had years
of experience In the busbess, wHo Is prepared
to furnish, a true and correct abstrct of all titles
Abstracts Right
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HOSE IN MLfHGliADESi
Bay a Japanese Lawn Sprinkler and you will noU
V need to stand and Kolthe Aose while watering 1
your lawn. .
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W. H; BOHNENKMP,
HARDWARE, FURNI TURE.
I cv i Continuous bu it ti i uiu L a
I a .fflj!r I Grande, and still !n 'biiai-t
. - w . i
nes. This is the record
vto .which Invite compari-:
(bou. My word is still my;
"guarantee, as it has been in;
the past. A coin pie t a line
bf reliable Jewelry, clocks,
As inu C nruei watches, etc, in fact everyn
Repair work given prompt f&in& which fa foundm a;
'.UentioUA vV iMfl felMj Jewejrytore .
Jf H. PEAUE,i
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Old Jewelry made to lookjllke new -Clocks
taken cere of ? . J
WOOD NOTICE v
yotioe is hereby glVen tharthe DHm
trlot Bobool Board of School Distriot
No. One, of Union county, Oregon will
reoeire up tr 4 o.cloet p m of Jol 1,
1005, sealed" bide for famishing Slid
Bobool District No; One with 140 oords
of four foot split, yellow pine end re,
fir wood, said wood .'to be oat white
green end not later than August 1,
1905, free from Urge knots and accept
able to said school board. All wood
to be delivered at the high school
bollding and to be oorded, op neatly
and closely where directed by Hoard.
Fifty oorde to be delivered by July 81
and all on or before September la, 1005.
Hide to be left wlttr eonool Clerk.
Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bide. A O WILUAMS,
Jnly 1 v : f I . Bobool Clerk
ifaye.You A. Cough? f
A doee ot Ballard's Uorehoo
Byrup will relieve it. Bare yon
ooldtr A doee ot Herblne at bed tl;
end f reqoent email doses ot llorehoc
Byrap daring the day will remote (
Try it for whooping coogh, for est he
for conanmption, for bronotaltls. -1
Joe MoUrath, &i1 V- 1st street, Out
inson, Kau, ; writes ? "I have at
Ballard' Horehonnd Byrup in I
Nmlly for 6 years, and find it ( :
best and aaoet palatable medicine '
ever ueed" 25c, 50c, I1.00-New
Drag Uo. .... ,i
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a-'fjit cams Wanted jj;
Teams wanted to haal cord wo :
Ad all eommer's Job assured. Ap r
to John Anthonj, or address Bos 1 :'
La Utande, Oregon .V
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