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Haying purchased the painting and papering
business former! oned bj Stackland & McLachlen,
we wish to inform the public that we are prepared to
Uke contracts for all kin dp cf painting, paperhanging
and decorating. We are experienced workmen and
guarantee satisfaction. We are here to stay and we
are willing to let our work speak for workmanship,
and the quality for our stock. A trial order solicited .
STANIELS &. JARMAN.
SUMMER
Until further notice -we will be able to furnish our
customers with the very best
Black Caps Black Berrks Red Raspberries
Peaches
and
X ..NEBRASKA GROCERY STORE
e) Coi. l'irand Jefferson 8ta. 0. RALSTON, Prop,
I ST. LOUIS LIVERY
.', LARSEN &
for parties,
Keep
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If jou have no other wa call on the
LA GRANDE LIGHT AND POWER CO.
and 1
Bates and all pricos
will be explained at
the office
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"The man who loves his wife the most,
ts not (he one to let her roast."
These hot days, in a kitchen overheated by a sweltering
stove Cut out the family wash day. Send your laundry
c us. oaves wood, time and energy. Don't burn
a lovely disposition. Send your linen, all of it to
A.B.C.
STEAM LAUNDRY
PHONE
LaGranie,
ANNOUNCEMENT $
FRUITS
Peach Plums
tree
AND FEED STABLE t
NORfyE, Props.
First class turnouts fur- )
nished dav or nieht. J
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a .' I J..: r
commercial men. -
Best service guaranteed
tinman hnafttt hv Aav
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week or month.
funerals and picnics. The S
Cool
ten re an
Electric Fan
up
Main 7 :
Oregon.
Murderer Isl hager
Arrested
Found in the Blue
Mountain By N. Y.
Authorities
Baker Citv Aug 15 Tracked from
New York to the seclusions cf the
Blue MoanUJnc of Oregon, O U Cel
ling wet arrested yesterday at nrun.
born for murder In second degree, the
the warrant bavin issued several
years ago from New York. The arreat
was made by Depnty Sheriff 8now of
Baker county, and Deputy 8teele of
New York. Devlins waa bronchi
down laat night and la now confined
in the Baker county Jail awaitlm th
arrival of the extradition papers from
New York, lie waa working for the
Oregon Lumber Company at Greenhorn
when arrested.
The crime of which Devina ia an.
cused ia a Terr aerlooa one. Be w
a railroad man In New York and loved
a woman. ' Another man alio loved
thia woman. Devellna felt her ll ra
ping from Ma graap and it ie alleged
conoocted a plot to put hie rlval ont
of the way. Anyway, on nigbt the
rival waa waylaid and aasanlted with
a lead pipe and peso nf rnhh h
He waa left lyin beaide the railroad
track, aa bl aaaailanta believed, dead.
But tne rival did not die, but waa
picked np and carried to a hospital,
where he lingered for tome time, long
enough to tell what he knew abont the
attempted mnrder, and then died.
Devling anl another man waa ac
cmed ol the crime bat they bad both
fled the country. The grand jury In
dioted them and tun officers started to
find them. Through the effiolent work
of the Baker County Sheriff and hla
deputies Devling wai located at Oren
born and an officer hurried from New
York with the necceeaary papers and
the arrest waa mad yesterday.
Devling has been working in the
Greenhorn district for aome time and
while there conducted himself above
suspicion. He will remain In the
county Jail until the necesaary paper
are made out when ha will be taken
back to New York.
Wool Business
Sis million pounds of wool, double
the amount baled last season, marks
the season's work at the Furnish
warehouse for the year 1805.
This evening the last pound of wool
in the warehouses will be baled and
the doors will olosa udou th .,w,i
harvest to open the enormous wheat
orop wntcn is now rolling in by the
wagon load.
This has been the heaviest bnalnana
season ever enjoyed by the Fnrnl.h
warehouse. In the wool balling indus
try. Two monster presses have been
running constantly ainoe April 25,
with an average of 20 men employed
during that time.
Last year only 3.009.000 round.
were baled and but half the force of
men employed. Next year still man
than thia year's output will be baled
as tne ouelneea has expanded and
reached out to new territory thia sea.
son and secured a strong bold on the
wool prodnceia of this territory Pan
dleton Eaot Oreuonian.
Arrested At Rochester
Roobester Aug 16 Bennett Marshall
aged 24, paid to be wanted iu Chicaao
was arrested thia afternoon at home.'
where he Is recovering from a motor
cycle accident, lie declares the Bate
murder a dastardly crime, and doaarib
ed events befora the ride He inaista
it will be easy to prove his Innocence.
OREGON PRODUCE CO.
Thirty car loads of oats wanted at once.
We are ready to contract for Pears and Prunes for
futuae delivery.
We are receiving daily
We are in the market for first
use adout 300 tons
m
M Remember we will be in the
H other produce as soon as they
& KEITH
CONTRACTORS
Cement Sidewalk and
Foundation work given
prompt attention.
Cellar and Cement work a
Specialty.
Estimates cheerfully fam
ished. All work guaranteed
to stand the test.
Refer-
ence furnished.
Offtceaat Foley House.
Cheerfully Recommended lor
Rheumatism
O O Higbee, Danville, 111. writes
Deo t, 1901; "About two years ago I
aa laid op for four years with rheu
matism. I tried Ballard's Snow Llni
ment; one bottle oared me. I can
cheerfully recommend It to all suffer
ing from like affliction" 25c, 60o,$ 1.00
Newlin Drag Co
When von want a pleasant laxative
that la easy to take and certain to act,
use Chamberlain's 8tomaoh and Liver
tablets . For sale by Newlin Drag Co,
GM29Q3Eir
WILL CURE
any case of
KIDNEY
or
BLADDER
DISEASE
that is
not beyond
the reach
of medicine.
No
medicine
can do more
MS GIVE UP TO DIE.
wuvuio, iBa., wnsesi trot ever flvs
bladder affections which caused, me muck
pain maa worry, i tost nesn and waa afl
ran down, and a year ago had as
abandon work entirely. I had three as
the beat physicians who did mo ae good
-a wu pracucauy given np to aim,
FolOV'a Kidnev Cnia waa lmtnfnnit!
and the first bottle gave me great reUef,
and after taking the second bortta I was
aaHialv cored
TWO SXZXS, S0a AID tLtk
tZUl AI9 ECSUXC5!3 C7
A T HILL, Druggist
all kinds of mixed fruits j
class timothy hay, and can
at market prices.
market for potatoes and 1
are ready for Shipment, j
mm
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i 0LASSiriED DVERTlSi!Mt.NTS )
FOR BALK House hold lurniture,
complete outfit. Inquire at La
Grande Cash Store. A 10-17
Heal Estate Loans, Any amounts on
City and Country Real Estate. Loans
closed promptly, as soon as title ap
proved. LA GRANDE INVESTMENT CO.
WANTED A position by a competent
man. Bookkeeping or clerical work
preferred. Inquire at this office tf
Reward
A reward of 150 will be paid by the
Grande Ronde Stock Growers Protect
ive Assnoiation for the arrest and con
viction of anyone for stealing stock in
Union county.
Signed by the Secretary
Centennial Motel
BATES tl per day meals 25cts
Hpeclal rates famished monthly pa
trons. Mrs A E Moroheson and Miis
O M Garni proprietors. No .
Adams Ave. Phone No 1161
To The Public
We take thia means of publicly ex
pressing to our friends and patrons the
appreciation which we feel to tbm
for their patronage and many acta of
kiuuuoia wiiicii ws nave received at
their hands. During the four years
which we have been in business lo this
city and county have meet with aucb
pleaaent reception that we feel nnder
special obligations to the citizens of
the Grande Ronde Valley. Again
thanking our friends snd patrons we
are Yours very truly
Bock & Thomas.
Dissolution Notice
Notice ie hereby given that the
partnership of J K Bull and James
Russell heretofore existing under the
firm name of J F Bull & Co., has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent.
All bills due the firm are payable to J
H Russell who will receipt for the
same and pay all the bills against this
firm.
Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this
the 15th day of August, 1905.
JAMES RUHSFLL,
J F BULL
NOTICE FOR BIDS
The District fccnool Board of Pchool
District No. One, of Union County
Oregon, will receive up to 12 o'clock
Noon of Angust 30, 1905, bids for
furnishing all material for and con
struction of an eight room achool
building aooording to plana and epeoi
fixations on file with A O Williams,
school clerk. All bids to be left with
Hchool clerk and accompanied with
certified check for ten per cent of bid.
Building to be completed by Jan 1,
190C. BoArd reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids.
A O W1LLIAM3, School Clerk.
Notice
TO WHOM IT MAY" CONCERN:
The undersigned hae sold it- Meat
Markets, and all itr property in and
about La Grande, Oreeon, to Grsndy
& RuBeell, who will hereafter conduct
the aau.e under such firm name. red.
M. Bock retires from farther interest
or connection with the closing up of
the old busings, sml G. W. Thomas
will collect all claims due or owing the
company, and will pay all its liabil
ities. TIJE BOCK & THOMAS COMPANY,
(a private con oration,)
By G. W. Thomas,
F. M. Bock and
V, S Ivan hoe, all the
atook holders.
Aug 15 Sept 15
IN A HURRY?
THEN CALL
W1. EEYNOLbS
The transfer man.
He will take that trunk to the
Depot or your home in less
time than it takes to tell it
Wagon always at your service.
Charges moderate. Day phone
B 631, night phone R 12.
J. L. MARS,
Contractor and Builder
Draler in Building Material
La Grande, Or.
Urop a line, naming woik, and I wll
give the right price.
HOUSE FOR SALE, $720. Flvi
rooms, two 80 ft corner lots, loca
ted neai new school bouse site. Half
caab. Inquire at this offio".
Warning
Notice ia hereby given that anyon
fannd domnlne refuse of any kind on
any of the property belonging to the
La Grande Real Estate Association
will be vlgorooely prosecuted.
This property Includes all of the
Riverside and Williamson's additions
to La Grande.
LA GRANDE REAL ESTATE A88'
0 13 tf Win. Miller, Pres't.
GRAINING AND
ART DECORAINGtf
Why not ge t yonr painting done well
when you tan have it cheaper than it
takes for the average dauber to spoil
it? Get used to having nice wood
finishing on the inside of your dwell- ,
ing. Egg shell and velvet gloss,
'mirror Dolish" ato. S D Kinney can
grain up your old painted rooms and
make the wood like one, quartered
oak furnituie
1433 Adams Ave. La Grande Ore '
Qnmmor
The summer schedule of tbe Astoria
& Columbia River Railroad has been
inauguraie.1 between Portland, As
toria, Gearhart and Seaside in con
nection with special round trip excur
sion tickets to all Clatsop and North
Beach pointa, and trains leave Union
Depot at 8:00 am, daily and run
through direct, arriving at Astoria at
11:30 a m, Gearhart 12:20 p m and
Seaside at 12:30 p m.
The Portland and Seaside Flyer
Ie Flyer .
urdt3r al M
StSOpu'T
leaves Union Depot every 8aturd
z:ju p m, arming at Astoria 5:60 p
and runs through direct, arriving at
Gearhart 6:40 p m and 8easide at 6:50
p m.
In connection with this improved
service, special round trip season ex
cursion tickets are sold fiom Portland
to all Clatsop and North Beacb points
at rate of $4.00 for tbe round trip,
good for return passage until October
15th.
Special commutation tickets, good
for five round trips, are sold from
Portland to same points for $15.00,
good to return until October 16th.
Saturday special round trip excur
sion tickets from Portland to all Clat
sop and North Beach points on sale
every Saturday at rate of $2.60 for
round trip, good to return Sunday.
Tickets told from Portland to North
Beach point are issued in connection
with the O R & N steamers from As
toria, and baggage is transferred
and from depot and steamer dock
to
at
Astoria free of charge, and all tickets
sold by tbe O R & N Co from Port
land to Clatsop end . North Beach
posnts, sre interchangeable and will
te honored on trains of this company
in either direction between Portland
and Astoria.
Ticket sold at all O R & N stations
and passenger wishing to ih tn
on Clatfop Beach should so sp-eify, in
uruerw av.ju confusing this popular
rrB.,T, wnn tuat ol Lone; Beach. W.h
which i reached only by boat at As-
tona, tlius causing delays enroute.
For Kdditional information .HH,..
C - IDDfl
A Htewnrt. A nunt no .
.... alaer otf
Portland, or J O Mavo. G F p a
Astoria, Ore., and ak for Seaside
Souvenir for 1905, containing M beau,
tiful half tone views of Columbia riv
and Clatsop Beach soenery.
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LA GRANDE SCHOOL
PROF. DAY. Principle
MRS. DAY. A..1.1..1
TV... . . . . ' "H
. ; 01 ,he "Mical In
etitutlona in the state. During the
VIJP 1QU . ,U"
ueanj f OUr
toound lessons given. The people
in this cltv and ..iu. r1"
lug to discover th. a . j. .
oi thi..h,v.. mirrr.
n -7; . ,' "- used is
'overie.
V , owning music. The
school ia divided into two depart
menu: No. 1 isfnp hi .
5 years on. and ukin. i. .v . : .
o j . " wis Ut If
3rd grades. de
i ateV fl
Uieine VtwJ uSSTf-'
they dwire. NoThoiar. Z
Wto do notstudyr" Kho'
vSS&SL' House over
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