La Grande evening observer., July 10, 1905, Image 5

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TRY SOME Of OUR LUCM
GOODS WHEN YOU CO FISHING
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WE CARRY A (CO.MPIETE LINE
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BAKER' B RXD S'.
r s Adams Avenue Phone 29
IF our repoDiibiiityft llfiT.O.OO ii guraatM
enough, '" j;
IF our nU of intereal On wrtiflctei of depoiiU
high enough. . , ,"
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IF our rat ofiuUmt'on loans low'anonrb,'
IF the accomodations we afford are satisfactory.
IF you are not Wraady a customer of this bank, '
than we invita yon to baeome one, :
Wfr5 guarantee fyon aosohile aafaty for your fundi
& intrusted to ourfcara.
: , HAVlNO glVM "(jenKiha
vancameijt ot the Intereata of La Grande and
Unioncpuiaty we Jejl Justified in , using fqr
your toanWn&busioiis, and we will extend to
you all the accomodation! your account will
juBlif f aiall ti&etl tYouVlaarir will be r esfttotei
only by .tba security yoi;offer and the balance
.. . you aetp witn tma.banav
Reapectfully,
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It will payyou to walk w block " to gtrtkeixM r
Ice Cream Soda It costs bo more. Wa are
better prepared than ever to atop your thirst and'!
' REtHeE ThXVt1rId FEEtiNG.
We have only the best crushed fruits and pure
v rock candy sytttp.'" 6liHercr"aClsdeioin
rv ; " i 'S'" --vV-Vv f1ttrr!li,
,.; pure cream" eud is the best. Let US' show you.
Prcscrip
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Stlianobart t;;;.':..... $3.00
OolombiGraphophone 5.00
If autel Clotki, good . nea "... .75e io ' .1.50
Shot'OuBit. 1.50
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Ladka"; MenWd Boy i Bicyaei ltM to $ 15.00
' On weekry'paymants o'reBpanaible partiea , r
Binelea'lkDalred'V ! Bik'alireVand 'Supplies al loVeat '
F D. HABTEN;
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I HighareajcoHidGoods
JosxpbPamii, i1! j. W.'BckiiM,! G. B. McCdttt,
President. . ... Cashier. AasL Cashier. '
FOUND BONES
OF MAAAOTH
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"Will protpectlog iIodi tha Snk
rWerehw mile above Hin Flii
dam, EatUwid brothar o( tbli elty,
diaoorartd tbt bonat of a mamuoth
almal, preiomabl on of tba pnbls
lorio aiaatodona, aai thr toisa SUUa-
A ten aambcr of tb bonea
war taoarvd and brought to tbia city.
b I hay war not la a condition to ba
prenrad, ernmbling and braaklag
badlj wbea'tzpoaad to tba air. " -
Tba bonai were found on tUto bill-
Ida not far from' the rlter on' the Ow
rtKw oonntr tide. In a teotlon but in
ireqoenny riiiCed. - Tbev ware aitoa-
tad perhape 550 feet from the bate of
the hill and about 1U0 feet from the
ommit, They lay in the mldat of
om whlU Toloanlo asbee, the lara
from tome volcano of ancient date over
flowing the entire eoinirj roandaboot.
Aa the two men were going op tbe
hill la their eearoh for , eigne of the
preolooa metala, one of thaw happen
ed to notice a bone atlcklog oat of the
Mb bed. Thinking that it waa of
Tey large ilia, he began an inveatlgat
ion which did not uua nntll ha ' and
hit brother had uncovered a large bam
bar of bonei 6f enormoui lixe.
What U apparently tbe bone from
ene of the feat, tram the book to the
hoof,' waa preserved in good condition
b Mr. Earlewloe. it mearaaed about
nine inches In length and la almost as
thlok'throogh as it la long. . . . j ..
f una of the hip bones was taken . to
th4 office of Chief of Police . Born, be
ing so larg as to take ap almost the
eatira space la bna of the window re-1
treats, t The socket at the hip neaa i
ares sit and a half Inchee In diameter
and the cavity la three inches deep.
' Elgin Notes
S C Davis, of tbe Blue Mountain
Granite aad Marble works. Is looking
after bosibese In Elgin. ;
tlgln was a qalet town on Jaly 4 lb.
Most of oar ritlzens spent tbe day
picnic log and at other towns.
. Several thousand h4d "of Wallowa
county sheep have been dipped in this
city tbia week, preparatory to ship
Plot". V J Cook, the railroad promotor,
will go to Wallows ia a few days to ae
oure a right-of- way for' the new pro
posed railroad.
Geo. Hog was a passeogsr on Bator-
day evening's outgoing train enroute
to Portland, where he will represent
the ! Moltnomab' Athletic clob In the
Paclflo Northwest rhamptonshln clob
contests. Elgin Reoordar.. . -
TV0 SPECIAL BARGAINS
neral News
SUBJECT FOR
WHIPPING P0S1
! David Bherman Oliver, a farmer' of
the, Ueoseberry country wss arrested
fcriday opon oomplalnt of 4 his wife,
charged with ,wlf.e beatiog. He, was
given a . hearing , before . 3nstioe
White , and : waa - placed under 1500
bonds. He claims that be can famish
bonds bat has pot been able to pro-
dace so far, and ia In the county jail.
His trial will oomo ap at tbe Novem
ber term of circuit mart Heppner
Gezettb.'
BAKER CITY
RACE MEET
A big race meet has been scheduled
to take place in Baker City September
18 to 21, In oonneotion with tbe First
Eastern Oregon District Agricultural
society. '! Borne of the best horses In tbe
northwest are expected to be on tbe
track for this occasion.
The loases at Odessa daring the riot
there amount ' to 15,000,000, the in
surance companies refoslog payment,
saying the state is responsible.
. Ponnlte, a new explosive is said to
t the most powerful yet discovered.
A. small charge wlllcrnmple the armor
of ' the' heaviest of - war Tassels' now
afloat ni,?YV
Thomaa O'Keefe, a New York farmer
deolares he is one of the chief heirs to
Dennis O'Ksefe, tbe Texsn who left
an estate vslued at $55, 000,000 several
years ago. 5. ;
In order to avoid the Immense crowds.
the Japanese-Russian peaoe com miss-
I Sit II Si i m m-. . . .
iuu win pessioiy meet at Portland. Me..
tor the discussion of the terms of tbe
treaty.
The United States Navy department
has ordered that ail conning towers on
war vessels t)l) abolished. Tbis lesson
natbeea learned from the tesults of
the Basso-Japanese war.
Eight ras seal skins valued at 1400,
loQnd In thS.foreosa.tla of tbe Ashing
steamer Mortars, juat arrived in San
Franclsoo from .the north, have been
seised by oustom offlolIs. .
ileory B Huntington hss recently
purchased the entire town of Bodondo,
18 miles from Los ' Angeles, and w
make a private park. The town con
slsts of 1000 aorea and la on tbe beach,
In a beaatiful location. Tbe prloe is
not given. ,
13 acres adjoining town, can be irrigated.
Price, for cash, upon application.
420 acres near Cove,' all fenced, good outside ; , ,
range, 160 acres fine for fruit or grain, well
watered. Fine place for horse ranch.
Price upon application
ja Srahdo Shvostmont Co.
Foley Hotel Building La Grande, Oregon
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HEAT WAVE
KILLS THREE
New York, . Jaly .10 Two little
children and one man were killed by
tba heat in Greater New fork Satur
day. , Foar other persons were over
eome end taken to tbe hospital, while
everyone else was uncomfortable in
the suffocating best that refused to
Good F.or Stomach Trouble and
' Constipation
Chamberlain's Stomaoh'and Liver
Tablets have done me a great deal of
fiood," says O Towns, of Bat Portage,
Ontario, Canada. 'Keing amlld pby-
eIo the after effects are not unpleasant,
and I cad recommend them to all who
suffer from stomach disorder." For
sale by Newlln Drag Co.
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Extremely Hot In Salem
(8alem Or. Jaly 10 The weather was
extraordinarily hot here Saturday.
Tbe temperature varied from 09 to 101.
Spoiled Her Beauty
Harriet Howard, of 209 W 3ith
New York, at one time had her lieauty
spoiled with skin trouble. She writes
"I had Salt Rheum or Eczema for
years, bat notbing'wonlJ cure It, nn
tll I need Bucklen'i Arnica Halve.' A
quick and suie healer fur cuts, barns
St.
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Persons desiring a correct i abstract ot title
will do well to'call on Qvde R. Seitz, in the
Bohnenkamp Building, who has had ears
of experience In the business, who is prepared
to furnish a true and correct abstret of all titles
Abstracts Right
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Prices Right
SEITZ
ABSTRACTOR
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yield to tbe biief thunder showers,
which promised for a time to clear tbe , "n on. 200 at Hewiio urag Co
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An Opportunity For Home Seekers
700 acres of choice Farm and Orchard Land will be sold
in large or small tracts to suit purchaser. , i '
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This farm is only 15 miles from La Grarde, on the Elgin
branch of the O. B. & N. Railroad, and is what is known
aa tba Henry Rinebart Farm, and is located at the
Rmebart Spur. Tbis farm touches tho foot bills, and is
watered with numerous springe, and a beautiful spring
branch of pure living water. Tbe Ian I may be divided
into FORTY OR EIGHTY ACRE TRACTS, every oue of
'which is supplied with living water. This splendid tract
contains sufficient land to famish homes for .twenty or
"sabre families." Remember this farm is under cultivation
and every foot is a wealth ' producer. One tract cow bas
over ten acres of "young? bearing f orchrad, which is
ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM PEST, r
: Tbis farm bas a complete railroad and county road con
nection, and la located in a school district which is free
from debt and maintains a good six mouths school.
Address, HENRY RINEBART,
r SUMMERVILLE. r OREGON.
Or call at the (arm for full particulars. Terms and com
; , plete description. '
HENRY S6 CARR
FUNERAL DIRECTORS '
1 LICEHJED EflBfUMERS
Lady assistaut, Oalls answered day andnigbt,
Phone No. 621.
J. 0. Henry, residence 664 :
J. J. Oarr, residence 386 . La Or and o Oregon
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LAWN MOWERS AND
HOSE IN ALL GRADES
, Bay a Japanese Lawn Sj riukler and you will not
need to stand and hold " the hose while watering
your lawn.
W. H. BOHNENKAMP,
HARDWARE, FURNITURE.
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Ta Alarm Clocks
Repair work given prompt
attention. v .
Old Jewelry made to lookjllke'new
Clocks taken care of
Fifteen Years
Continuous buiiuamnL a
Grande, and still in busi
ness. This is the record
to which i invite compari
son, My w rd is still my
guarantee, is it has been in
the. past. complete line
of reliable Jewelry, clocks,
watches, etc, in fact every
thing which is found in a
reliable jewelry atore.
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