La Grande evening observer., August 21, 1905, Image 5

CONFERENCE ENDS
AT BAKER CITY
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WATCHES?
ROUGH AND DRESSED
L U M.B E R
Mouldings, Bta.
We have a large stock of Building material always on
hand in the yard at our Mill. We deliver in any
quanity to any place.
PRICE AD QUALITY GUARANTEED
M'KINNIS BROS.
Vergere' Pbone
Summerviile, Oregon
Yes, of course
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watches, the
very best
watches made. We aleo
have Clocks, and every
thing in the J we' y line
J. H. PEARE.
Repair work given prompt
attention.
Pastors for Coming Year Given Their
Positions
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Clock! taken oar of
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TWO SPECIAL BARGAINS
acres adjoining tov
REV. H. H. MOWER FOR HERE
ng town, can be irrigated,
Price, for cash, upon application.
420 acres near Cove, all fenced, good outside
' - rand lvfl irni lin fnr fruit nr drain wlt
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watered. Fine place for horse ranui.
The Idaho Methodist 1 inference has
closed iU annual session and the re
port (which have not yet been tabu
lated) makes one of the best showing
; for yeare.
I One of tlie changes made necessary
' by the new condition will result in La
Grande from this time on having a
' resident pastor, and Presiding Elder
J D Gillilan will give bla entire at
tention to the district which was made
'still larger at this session.
! A strong elTort was made at confer
ence and before to retain Be v. Gillilan
as pastor, as the members of theiburob
regretted very much indeed to lose
him Tt.is the Bishop would not
lUten to. However, La Grande will
not lose him as be will make his home
at La Grande (or the next year at
Price upon application
B, least.
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Foley Hotel Buildiug La Grande, Oregon
Mower, who for the past
as been pastor at Nam pa,
1 Idaho, has been assigned to
and comes highly reoommenkeil a an
exceptionally strong man.
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was crowded beyond its capacity to
hear Bishop Win. F McDowell, of
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IRON BEDS
Sanitary Steel Folding Couches and Springs
direct from the factory at lowest possible prices
Chicago. Bishop McDowell Is really
more noted for bis executive ability
than as an orator, still bis sermon Sun
day morning was tuch as to lesre a
litin? lmnresslon upon all who were
fortunate tn bearing bin.
APPOINTMENTS
La Grande District. J D Gillilan,
Presiding Elder, P O La Grande.
Baker Olty, K M Hill.
- Canibrllge, Idaho, i It Baker. . .
Elgin and Cove. L) 8 8mUb.
Enterprise, U W Chandler.
five Points Circuit, Henry Martin.
Flora, 'to be supplied.
Haines, H B Carter. -
Harney Ut., to be supplied. '
Huntington, J M liisson. 1"
John Day, J M Johnson.
. Jossph, C F Whseler.
LaUiande, U U Mowtr.
Long Valley, Idaho, to be supplied.
Ontario, H J Adams
Payette, Idaho, C McCoard.
Prairie City, J E Garver.
Sompter to be aupptiou.
Union, JO Walker.
Vale, to be sarplied.
Wsllowa, to be supplied,
Weiser, Idaho, W W Deal.
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Local Items
Beautiful new things in
FURNITURE
Received today.
A carload direct from the eastern lactone at prices never
nnniA.I helore on this class of goods, .wmug ues, -r
things m library, center and dining tables; mattresses
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bring fairy dreams, uei marneu uu -
home for you, Easy installments i! bo desired. .
that
up. yorr
W. H. BOH N ENK AMP,
Spec!' ale on ICE CREAM FREEZERS
FOR CASH
Iron Beds,.
Steel Coil Spring
Sanitary Steel Couches ..,
. . .regulat $3.50 now $2.65
. ..regulrr 3.50 now 2.25
. . .'regular 14.50 now 8.C0
Hrd maple frame, woven springs,.. 3.00 new 195
Hard maple frame, woven cots 2.75 now 1.75
Linoleum) only 60c per yard
Home furnishing Bargains
F D. HAISTEN,
Phoue Red 1161
Highest Prices Paid for Second Hand Goods
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ESEQsi
A Grim Trafiedv
5fa daily enacted, in thousands of homes
as Death olalms, in each one, another
victim ol Consumption or Pneumonia.
But when Couahs snd Colds ara prop
erly treated, the tragedy is averted.
F G Huntley, of Oakladon, Ind, writes
'My sife had the consumption and
three doctors gave her up. Finally
she took Di. King's New Discovery
for Consumption, Congbs and Colds
which cured her, and today she is well
and stron?." It kills the germs of all
diseases. One dose relieves. Guar
anteed at 50c and 11 by Newlin Drug
Co., druggist. Trial bottle free.
Croup
Is a violent 'inflammation of, the
mucous membrane of the ind pipe,
which sometimes eitends to the larnyx
aud bronchicil tubes; aod is one of the
most dangerous diseases of children.
It almost always comes on in the night
Give frequent small doses of Ballards
Horehound Syrup and apply Ballard's
Linement externally to the throat 25c,
60c. $1.00, Newlin Drug Co
Dr G W Btggers, wbo has been at
tending the exposition and visiting
friends and relatives la the vicinity of
Portland returned borne last evening
Fred Reynolds wbo has been visiting
the exposition, returned home last
eveoing. Mr Reynolds states that
the fair was satislsstory but that be
is glad to get homo again
Romig & Staples have received the
finest car of mellons so far brought
into the mty this season. They are
! from Milton and are beauties and the
pi ices are very reasonable.
MeBgers John snd Robert lioyd, of
Missouri, wbo baa been in the city
visiting Meters E B MoKiddy snd
, J F ilall, left this niorniug for Port
! land, They will visit the fair and
! then return lion.e.
I Mr Taylor wbo has been with the
'. La Giande Cash store for the past
year or more, with bis family leaves
tomorrow for Portland. They havo
'not thoroughly decided just wbers
they will make their future home,
'possibly In Southern Oregon
! Recorder Pnook, states that there
; now are one hundred aod sixty-three
dos which have a right to live in La
Grande He means by this statement
thit one hundred and sixty-three dog
have city tags on their collars.
Pound Master Ed Harding comes
forward with the assertion that there
ae about four hundred dogs which
have no right to liv anywhere. This
is the way be has of stating that they
bavenotsgs. If you value the dog
you bad better buy a tag.
An Old Timer '
VT H Peebler, who used to operate a
paok train between The Dalles and
Boise City more than thirty five years
ago, is here on a visit to bit brother, J
J Peebler, accompanied by his wife
He is one af the few early pioneers wLo
came here In the early fifties who
returned to the old borne states. Mr
Peebler states lor lo these wary yesrs
he look el longingly once more to the
land of the Setting son. They will
visit the fair and return through
California.
Receives High Honor
Mies Emma Pickler, daughter of
Civil Engineer Pickler of tbia city, to-
duy received a scholarship from Whit
man college, awarded her for being the
best eohobr of the' Weiser, Idaho,
high school. The scholarship is In
deed valuable as it entitles her to ihe
full course which that excellent insti
tution affords.
CAPS CAPS CAPS
A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK OF FALL CAPS
. Also pretty Hoods in Silk and Bear Skin for
small maids
NEW MILLINERY
E M WELLMAN & CO
JLa Grande - Oregon
Regulates the stomach and bowles,
besls and soothes the little ones'
stomachs and elves them a beatbful
and natural sleep Hoi lister's Kocky
Mountain Tea is the children's benef
actor. 35 cents. Newlin
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Moves Office
Justice of Ke Peace John E Hough
and Civil Engineer L A Pickler are
today moving their office from the
present location to Room 2, Land
Office hall in the Foley building where
they have two rooms.
Financial Success
The Red men are well satisfied with
their proteeds received from the
Carnival company their share being
over $200 after paying for their portion
of the expenses.
Social
The ladies of the Catbolio church
will give a social at the residence of
Mrs F. Newlin on Wednesday even
ingAug. 23.
T, nailed with the idea of pleasing ev ry dmj er . lng
ola83 trade-custom who appreciate quality. The
nWoTthe Pioneer Flouring Mill Co. guarantees re
rabiUty and highest grde in every sack of flour
hearing the White Rose brand.
fioheer Flouring Mill Co.
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Tent Meetings
The subject this evening at the tect
is "TUe Law of God." We especially
invite the publio is tbe Sabbath ques
tion will be discussed.
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Sacks Higher
Wheat sacks sre higher this
than last, being 6 cents.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
LICE.UED Ef1B1LnER5
Lady aspistaLt Calls answered day and nigbt,
Phone No. 021.
C Henry, residence 664
h J. J. Carr, residence 380
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The La Grande National Bank
Report of condition, May 29, 1905
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts .....$571,039 10
United States Bonds 25,000 00
Real Estate Furniture Fixt' 17,60000
Due from banks and ILS.tres 71,642 14
Cash on Hand .'. 4S45 35
Total $73326 59
LIABILITIES -
Capital Stock :'. $100,000 00
Surplus 20,000 00
Undivided profits 3499 10
Circulation 25,000 00
Deposits 550,417 49
Total $730,326 59
Sickening Shivering Fits
of Ague and Malaria, can be relieved
and cored with Electric Bitters. This
is a pure, tonic medicine; of especial
benefit in malaria, for it exerts a true
curative influence on the disease, driv
ing It entirely out of the system. It
is much to be preferred to Quinine,
having none of this drug's after-effects.
E 8 Monday, of Henrietta, Tex., writes
"My brother was very low with ma
laria fever and jaundice, till be took
Electric Bitters, which savedbls life."
At Newlin Drog;Co. drug store; price
60c guaranteed.
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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
George Palmer, President.
Geo. L Cleaver, Assistant Cashier.
J. M. Berry, A. B.Conley
F. L. Meyers, Cashier.
W. L. Brenholts, Assistant Caishier
F. J. Holmes , F. M. Byrkit
With ample capital, large experieuce and unsurpassed facilities, we offer you absolute
security for your deposits; and solicit your banking business promising you courteous
treatment and every liberality consistent with conservative Bankiri?,
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