.. ,..A .-. ..,t
-. I.HMMiBl...,....i . -
jAVRiTnF.lt
fair lots a'tetboo , ,
Tm.UIl iintl iiui'is-
sttt" " " M-i'"""'ssaa31a,Mjjj
-tr-
- Glassipicd .
oM-H,0, cnl a word, one-half
Keel EataU Loans, Any arnonats oa
City and Coantry BmI Estate, .'Loans
closed promptly, as eoon as title ap-
(.roved.
LA GRANDE INVESTMENT CO
UfiA'ISUED BU0M8 Nicely (ami-
' um roomi lor reat. Corner ttb
sad main at.
- - ' ; S-lStt
FOE BALE A goo4 business chsooe
la Cot6 Oregon, bakery, eon(o-
nonary and luoeh room, payint
12500 a year. Can ba bought lot a
jew days for f 1600, parobaie pries
inolodee building. . Cause for sail-
log, sioknssa. La Grande Invest
ment Co. Foley Hotel Block.
DRESSMAKING Mr. Drake will
Uaob yon dressmaking, Ullor sys
tem. No chart. All yon need Is
tape line and yard atiok. All lessons
typewritten for teferenoa. Ulaaa
Urma 13. 'Call for further particu
lar at 4th and Q (tract.
i ay one wishing ehsvlngs for aUble
bedding may obtain them by heal
ing them away. Stoddard Lumber
company. ,v ....... -.; ...... .,,.
rutt BALB-Elght aerss of land, four
r seres la orchard, a flitt-olase ponl
Uy or bog ranoh. Six room house,
large bay bam and atable to eooome
date six bead of.uorses. One . mile
from poetoffioe. Would exchange
,, tor oity property.' For particulars
I Inquire at Wat Smith's teed store.
FOB BENT Furnished boose-keep.
' log rooms, con tr ally located, Phone
Bed 1101. :
WANXDGirl to do general bouse
bouee work in amall .family. In
quire of Mrs J O Henry.
HOU8K FOR HALE Persona desir.
Ing to pnrebaee a dwelling for remov
al from where situated are requested
to see the undersigned. J. D.
Slater, Fred Taylor.
FOB KENT-Pleaaautly furnished
rooms for ' light housekeeping, at,
ln Fourth atreeU
WANTED Ladies permanent, pleas
ant, employment. Salary. Call
Foley Hojase Boom S3. Wi tiler Ada
Notice To Properly Owners
: Notioe Is hereby glren to property
owners owing shade trees whoss limbs
protrude over the elde walk, that an
lees said limbs are oat off within
the next ten days the Street
Superintendent will trim "them and
the sxpenee of said trimming . will be
charged to the property owners. - .
Fred Bynhorst, Street Bupt of the
oity of La Grande.
Dated this twenty seventh day of
September, 1906.
our free delivery
service
Use yonr 'phone and let our free do
livery sefvioe benefit you. It may be
that you have never been into our
atdre, but that make no difference,
we thall be Just as pleased to deliver
anything you want as il you were our
regular customer You'll flud oar
goods and prions ratielaotory, we are
sure."'-;" ,
Bed 81
NEWLIN DKUQ CO.
Notice ol Final Settlement
. Notice Is hereby, given that Annie
Johns, administratrix of the estate of
Bishop Johns, deceased, has filed her
final account in said estate and the
county Ooart of Union County, Oregon
has set Tuesday the third day of Oct
ober, A. D. 1906, at four o'olock p. so.
for hearing the same. Annie Johns
Administratrix
LA GRANDE SCHOOL
OF MUSIC
PROf. DAY, Principle.
MRS DAT, AjiUani
This e ono of the beet mnsloal lar
etitntloneln ;tha stete, and the
people of turn city sna valley are
beginning to discover the advantag
eSkOl this school. The system seed
Is Ue latest and moot praotieai, and
inoladee nil the latest disooverts
la the art of teaching resale. The
school Is divided into two depart
meats; Nw. 1 Is for beginners, from
e years or mora and are taught the
first three grades. Pupils corns one
boor every day. This Is ao Kin
dergarten system but far superior,
la No. S the grades are from S to
la. Here they graduate. Puplla
take one or two leeeove a week as
they desire. No scholars will be
permitted to remain in this school
wte do not stsdy. j
Opposite the Foley Hooee ova
the Candy Store. - Paono 47S. -
dvcrtisiicnts
a cen, a wonl each eabeo.na.t
Centennial Hotel
Under new management.
Board and Boom IS per week, oasb.
Meale 33 cU. Hpeolal rate foraiahed
monthly petroaa. No. 1417 Arfema
Ate. Phono No. 1161.
Mra. W K M0RCH1SON, proprleto.
TAKE NOTICE
Phone lUd 971. Old Town aUm for
wood (90 data tlma el mi) DWnal
Urooariee and Provisions In the city.
Hew etook and foil Una of teed.
Dated U Grande. Ore.. .air .
HP 1 K 1 ATKINSON
LOOT-Monday night between Opera
boose and NiUey'a wood yard, tall
of a dark brown bo. Finder pi
return to Golden Bale Store.
LOST A gentleman's puree containing
twit ten dollar bills and some amall
ehange. Finder return to this office
and reoelre reward.
Engraved Stock
.. pniwM ee rarnlih ear pat- J
rons with the finest engraved cards
and announcements at the asms prloe
less postage, that you send away for
your work. Call and eee oar samples.
TUBOBfiEBVEB
' Announcement"
I wish to call the attention of oar
many friends and the general public
to lbs fact that E B Hubbard and A
O Hagens have purchased the barber
shop on Depot street,, known aa the
Kirtley barber shop, and Ibal we pro
pose to ooodcot a first olaes foor chair
barber ebop and bath rooms, tnd we
respectfully solicit a eontiaaene ol
your most veined patronage.
HUBBAkD 4 HAOAN8.
Stockmen Attention
All persona desirous of securing a
permit forgraslng la the Wallowa and
Chesnlmas Forest Beeerves, for the
season of 1106, are hereby notified that
a meeting wUl be held la Wallowa,
November, 15, 1005, tot the parposa of
alloUng the range. All persons In
tereated are requested to be iJmeeut,
or their application may not be allowed.
II not present, It will be eoaelroed by
the forest officer that grating Is not
desired. Howard K O'Brien,
"Banger la Charge."
Wallowa, Oregon, Oet 5, 1903.
Special Notice.
Notioe is hereby given that I have
old all my Interest In the late firm ol
Bock Thomas to Fred Book who will
Collect all accounts do tbs said firm,
ena rsosipt ror asms. Ail psreooe
nowiDg themselves Indebted to seme,
e III save the cost of attorney fees by
railing upon Mr Bock end settling at
oooe.. G. W. Thomas and Fred Book.
NOTIOB rOR PUBLICATION
Department of Um Interior
Land OfflM.UUrmada, Ore. -August,
SO, IWt
Notioe Is hereby riven that the following
namad settler hu Hied notioe of bis intention
lAIIUk. llwllMMf In mtt IMM ft A kla.l.ln.
! aud Uiatsaid pruof will be nsd before the
koxuhw ana Keoetver ol toe u. b. LAna umoi
No 3,rS valine Bortdr, of La Grand'
a Urande,
Oregon
UWSeo. W,Tp. 4 HL, K, SB
She names the following witnesses to prow
t DtnvuuDiuii raMuenon upon ana caiuvatloa
oiatia tana, vis.: worm Howard, u Utaidt
uregoo, Jwper V urun, union, Oregoa
Irvfii Oliver, Ls Oraide Oregon, WUIlani
Banlon, La Grande Oregon.
JC W. Davls,RcMer
When you wish a nice juicy
rout or a tender steak, ere
piece ol boiling meet or pot
roHt.'jtut phone Main i and
you will soon have exactly what
yon 'ieaireJ v
vjeBULt:aco.
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Phone main 48. Remember the
phone is on the directory at
I3oi Ileal ' Market main 48.: t..
LAST DAY OF
THE SYNOD'S
Yeeterdar afun9on at 1 ;30 D m !
toe rjynoa mt n!tr adjournment nt
l;30pmSvM. H Boh led the the
devotlone by offerint . prayer for
mlaelone.
Bucineee being reeumed Ber V ft
Hott enbmltled the report of Com
mittee oa Vaoaoey and Supply, the
report wee approved.
The following Trustee of Albioy
College were elected. Presbytery of
Grande Bonde Ber K H Hays Presby
tery of Pendleton, Ber B T Allen
Presbytery of Portland, Be K M
Bharp Ber Henry Moroo' te, Wlllamet
to, Ber a T Baboook, Kev It M
Mount, Southern Oregon, Bar U B
Brown. From the Alumni, Us? Geo
T Pratt.
The Vlos Moderator took the (chair
at this point and Bev W Van Noye
presented the report of the Home
Mission Oommlttee, ithe Report wm
approved and Bev Dr Holt preaented
his report as Syaodleal Miaeionary
whloh was duly received and the dell
lenoeoftae Byaodioal Missionary
was commanded. Miss Julia Hatch
the field Secretary of the Wemane
North Paolfia Board of home Mlaelone
aa utims to aadress the Synod 'and
gave an Interesting account of ber
work. Bev Dr Hutchison of Taooma
wee heard la support of the appoint
meat of a Secretar of Home
Missions te be resident oa the PeolBo
Coast and te neve Supervision of the
ork'oa tluseosst.
Or Kstehum presented the report of
the Committee ea Forelrte Missions.
Pending the adoption of the report
Dv J H Laaghila of Baa Freeolsoo
repreesatlng the Heard Foreign Mie-
wu heard Also Or A L
Hutchinson representing the Synod
of Wosaiettoa.
Be port was approved and recom
mendations were adopted.
Byaod then adjourned to meet at
7j3epm.
The Presbyterian ehuroh was wsll
filled at 70 p m when a popular
meeting was held la Ue Interests ol
missions and evangelism. Bev E M
8hsrp of Mount Tabor ebnrcb, Port
land presided and conducted . the
devotional exeroises President Mas
Iatoeh of San Francisco Bemlnary was
the first speaker aad dealt with the
subject of tas EvangeUetio movemeet.
The wonderful oampalgn carried oa lu
Oregon last year bad served to lead
the church te expect large and con
tinued results In this Synod. Tbs
harmony and aamestaeae of the Ore
gon chare bee on this tastier gave great
enoaaragemenl to the readers of the
movement. The churches of the
8yned were under ebllgatloa to reap a
fall harvest from the revival. The
Evangelistic committee desired Pres
byteries and lastori to hld oouftr
snoee concerning the beet means fur
leeching the different oleeees la the
community. Attentfoa was called to
tbs leakages lu ehorchss and 8abbath
tvaools. Fifty alnejper sent of Bon
day school scholars are being , lost to
tbeouarch. four out of five men it
is eoinpoted have no oooneetion with
the church. Preebyterlanism was
assuming a now sbareoter that of seek
ing men for what, they are, not what
they beve. Ministers should give
themselves to study ths srt of saving
msa. As thedlsoiplee ministered end
lasted the spirit bad come upon' them
and mads eonqaest easy and such
woo 1.1 slwsys be the experience of the
church. Rev I U Laaghlin or cte
Chinese mission ofSsn FranHeoo then
was Intredaesd nnd spoke on Foreign
missions Ths . speaker sketched in
vivid word pictures the ob ranter of
the work in North '-hlna.
TODAY'd BEHSI05
A devotional meeting laating for
thirty minutee prefaced tbs business
sessions of todsy. . Rev X B Griswold
ol Albany being in enarga.
The Moderator opened the tynod St
9am sod lbs minutes of las meet
ing were read and approved. Tbs
Byaod appioved of the overture from
tbs Synod of Wstbiugton asking that
a Home Mietloa Seoretsry be appoint
ed for the Paeiia onset.
Tbe Committee on Systematic B r.e
fleenos reported' through Rev lr
Tbomptsoa ol Independence thst tbs
liberality ol lbs churches bed not kept
pace with tbe increase ol population
and wealth smoag Presbyterian people.
Rev ET Alien of Irrtgoa gave tbe
report of tbs Committee on Narrative.
Tbs rsporl was rseeived sod approved.
Rev J B Blair of urtlsnd Presby
tery repotted a brighter . eotlook
for the committee On Edooalion.
In the bounds of the Synod. " Ths re
port was received end Its reoomenda
Uons adopted. Rev D M Hars of
Myrtle Point presented the report of
the committee ea eburch ervetiou
Oat of 106 sbarobee 49 bad , tolled to!
ontrlbate to tba board. Oregon rev
col red 11427 treat tba board last year
tfORK
to aid in buildlra- of new charchmi.
The report was approved
Rev Henry Msno'te of Wetmloister
ohurcb, Portland, presented the report
of ths committee on college. Glfte
from rhdrrhoe to thle purpose doubled
the contribution of last year. Pendie
ton academy hed closed a good year.
Alr-aoy sollege had a nw president
this year In the person of L M Crooks.
Rev H H Mount of Eugene told of
hie offiolal visit to Albsny by the
eppo'ntmant of. the Synod.
Preeldent Crooks told of the pro
grete of the college in the past year
and plans for tbe future. The roo-
mendatioa of the committee advlslng
the raising of $25,000 endowment for
Albany college wee under discussion
when adjournment was reached
TIMBER UNO. ACT JUNE 3. 1378
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
. 0. B. Land OlOoe, La Urande, Oreon
Nottosls herebr glvefi that In comiillunre
'Iththeprovlnlonsofttie aot pf t'ingrtui l
nne a. l;s. entitled "An aot for Ilia nuie 01
limber lands in tbe States of CnlHornlu. Ore
gon, Nevada, and Wenlilngtoa Territory,1
ezuuiueu wen me ruuuo uoa mates tir act
of Augiult, lKi,anii Molitor. of La
Urande, oountv of Union, Suite of Oregon,
bat this day filed la this oirioe hrr mm
"" ' 1 . ..... um Miiiiilmin or
iwawu iE'4aeKU bwm & Lota
of Section No. 7 in Township Ko. 4 Houtu.
tune NO.HKW1I.
And wllloff.r proof to show that tbe land
sought la more valusblo for lu Umber 01
stone than fur agricultural purposes, and tr
ealabllih ber claim to aald land before tin
ifcsrlmer end Keoetver at La Urande, Ore
gon, oa Saturday .the 18th day ol Nov., Iwo.
ehe name as wllueweai John Hhllling, j r.,
of LsUiande, Oregon; Jaiues Hhilliog, ol Ls
Urande, Oregon; Nicholas Molitor of La
Uraade. Oreiiou; JohaT Wllllamaoa, of La
Grande, Oregon.
Any and ail persons elatmlng adversely tlx
above described lamia are reuuealed to fl.
tnelr claim. In tbl,olOoe oa or belore said
iBthday ogov. lwe. .
B. W. Davla, EegUta
NOTICE! FOB rtJBLICATIO.N
Department of the Interior, U. H, Ind omoe.
Notioe la herbv arivcn thut th roiinwlnv
u uranae, uregon, I
nameu avLiier nae niea nniiie 01 ins inionti
to niake Bnal proof In aupport of lila ciulm,
nnd that said proof will be made before the
Kegtuter and Keoelver, V. 8. Land Ullioe nt La
Urande. Oregon, on dovombur , ISO, via:
IL K. Ma 8760, tfama.il O ttryaon. of Mewuniu,
Oregon, for the Wt K U, HKiiiltl'U. Lot
4, Beo, 26, Tp. N . range SV. K W M
tie names the following wltueaaea to prove
her continuous reeldeuoe upon and cultiva
tion of said land, via: L U Baldwin, t. 1
Hllyard, K K Oliver, and Oeorga Van Oradale:
all of ttescham. Orrgoo.
E. W. DAVID, ItoglBter.
TWBER LAND. ACT JUNE 5. I57S
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. 9. Land Ofnce, La Qrande, Oregnn,
. . Uopt, w. luoa.
Notice Is herebr given that In compliance
wlih tbe rrovlnloua of the aot of Congreea ol
Janet, UT8.entliled "as act for the tale ol
Umber landa la IheHtetea of California, Ore
goo. Kevada,end Waahlngton Territory," a
extended to all the Public latnd HUtee by art
of A moat 4, ImtZ, Nicholas Molitor ol
La Grande, County of Union, Mute frf Onuori,
has thle day Sled la this oriloe bis aworu
slatemeni No. U6, for the nurehaaa of the
NK of flecllna No. It In TownaUlp No. t
Boulh Hange No. 37,KWH.
And will oner pmo( to abow that the land
sought is more valuable for lie timber or
clone than for agricultural purpose, and to
aatahiiah his e.alin to said laud before the
Heglaler and Keoelver at La Ommlc Ore
gon. on Monday, the tlth. day of D ie, liui.
lie oameaaawllnesrai Jnnns hlililing of
LaUrands Oregon: Jolm Shilling. Jr , of La
Urande, Oregon; Adun B. Ihigers. of La Oinnde
Oregou; John t Williamson, of La UriiUdo,
Or gon.
A ay and all persons claiming adversely trie
above deeerlhed landa are 'requested to file
their claims In Ibis office on or btfots stld
U.h. (Uyof Dee.,JW6,
- K W nea nets) sr.
. ADWNISIRATRIX NOTICE
Notice is tisrby given to all whom
It may concern that,- Anna l ay hs
been appoinied by the Countv Court
of Union County Oregon, Adminlatra
trig of the Kstste of John II bay, de
ceased. All pere. nt l.avlnn claims
enainot tLe estate of all decoHtsd are
reojoired to prea-nt them with ti.e pro
per vouoliere within six motiths fioin
the date hereof to the Adiuinistratrii
at h -r home, 2to 7u8 8rd Street, I .a
Grdcle. Union Couny, Orirol.
Dated tbie 16th day or Fepumter 1WS,
Ant s Buy, .
Administratrix of tlia Katate of
. John ii Hay, tlecoased.
Notice to Creditors
All persons Indebted to tbe lata Curtis Bil
ston of La Grande are hereby uotlflwl to rail
at once and settle their accounts, for tbe
preeent the books WIU be foun I at the old
pUoeof buUms. HATTIK J R ALSTON,
- , AdmluUtntrta
IMlr.-gll
t-t4mt iVt t, A
CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS
Bast Couth Srrui. Tastes Coed. ,
Use In time. Sold by drugfists.
v.
YOU
WILL BE SATISFIE1.
If your tickets readl
a (II
ali.
the T-nver
toe "WoeuKJ
ana hio tiramte V
um oi uw world1
IJEOALTbE
There ere so nier scenic alt-a -t. ssd
F-""" "i iuwwi ainog ine in if
sweeouenen and Denver l ist
' nave becomes tiresome
i ti li
If yoo are going east
mauon ana gel a pt
tellyoa all about it
reiljr took.lhat will
W C McBRIDE, Agent,
124 Third 8t
Pprtlard
OrejC J
P
GROCERIES
FROM THIS STORE
ARE ALWAYS NICE
AMD FRESH
Seasonable goods as
wen as btapies always
on hand. '
QEbbEJ" BR
North Fir Street
J. R. OLIVER.
UNION COUNTY
ABSTRACTS
Farm Lons a Specialty
Best equipi ed abstracter
in Union county. Many
years experieuceB with,
tbe Union county records
gives me a great advaat
Hgu. It is folly ' to pur
chase ealnstate without
6rst securing . a proper
ahsttact. An abstract -from
my oflice will shuw
tbe litle jnst as it appears
on tbe otlicial record.
J. R. OLIVER,
U GRANDE, 0REQ JN
Room 31. Sommer Bdlij.
G. E. FOWLER
v Truck and,
Transfer 1 .
Wood and Coal
"; Phone 1611
All order given prompt
attdutiou.
1
A Ddredcv'd Ride
often ends In a ed arrl loot. To heal
aooldenial Injuries, u-e bnckleu's Ar
nica antra "A ile. p svohikI In my
loot, from au ai'videut," "rites 'f'lia1
dore fc'chm Irt.of (,'oliimbiis, O, ' uaui-cd
me-sreat poln - Ph jatcliuis were ln-li-
lees. bnt lluelcieo e Ariii:a enlvc tj-iU-k
If h-eloil It." Buotlies ami ' h als
borne like magio. ifo at Newltu U:ug
eompai.y. ' ,
SuoiprliUaPe-'
iMofiPAcirir
DKPABT
Tune RehfldnJ
IK (iKAHUK, OR
l-ROM
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Not
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Mot
Halt Uke. Oem.r, Kt.
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S:rKj a fa
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Wor'li, Omaha, Kan
sas city, Ht. Niuis. CUi-
leagoaud Last.
Portland. Dailea Pan.
dlotou. Walla Walla,
laytnnt l-omeroy, Col
fas, Moscow, Huokane,
and points erst and
uurtlk via Hpoltar.s .
No a
t-JOa to.
Portland, Dalles, f.u-
llelon. HmHtllla. Wal.
aot
146 p. m.
lula, LewMoo, rollai.
Ho .
.HJlOsm
Minnow. Wallace. War
ner, Hikana aud other
poluU east and Bortli
vtahyokane
No.K
OallJ eg'
ceit
Sunday
t-.Uau
Islnnrl City, ileal, 1m
oler and i .giu. ton-
Soil
Mo p to
is uns at El u v tti
t"t lor points In V at
0a. O mb btemm b6iwiti rorltjd tiotl
v . . ,Oea,rs. Agent
111. I! MfkTkltll AtfaaetB.
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NEW SECOND
m6 STORE
Ali kind of second hand
goods bought and sold
CEO. CROUT, Prop,
09 Fir St. bot. Adams and Jefferson
VeVwvAiNWwrVsVwVrV
': THE '
0XFOKD P1R
JAMES FARQUHARSON, Prop,
Cmntilfrtsw ettftrtnumt nf
I ''wimps i inTinnc.
. " " r a .. Ohaeei W NesaaT
AND CIGARS
Cold loutbes and mixed drinks
a specialty. Fair and impartial
treat ment to all. You are In- f
vited to call and get aoquainted
eesetneeeet iteieee.
Blue Front Saloon i
' E. TriOHSON, Proprlttor,
.- ' FINEST " "'iy--
WINES, LI0TJ0IIS
Imported and domestic
CIGARS
Hot or cold lunch ail hours
Jefferson Avenue Opposite Depot
Palaco SaloOei';
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CHAi, ANDERSON. Prop.
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FINK
WINES, UQU0RS
AND CIGARS
Always on hand '
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Opporlte Depot e
r
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iwwseeasaseeasgatsl
VUB f MM! rr-V-l H
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CHRIS WRIGHT, Prop.
I WIHE5. LIQU0R5
CIQIR5
Ctntlemtn ilwtyt Welcome :
Eag!o Sa'oVn
ULRICH LOniS, Prop. '
'' FIN ;'
WINES, LIQTOttS
and CIGARS
Lunches are our epeciiilty
I'iffcrsoo A venne, Opposite depot
50MMER IfOUSE CAFE
Phone Miin 6-1
.' .. 'NUP JAID .
Brick furnished, in any
quinity or any style. No
contract too small or too
large. See samples of our
presstxl brick.
GEO. KREIGE,R.
La Grande. Oregon.
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