ROMADKA .
READY ACCESS TRUNK
T5AISING the cover hrixxfr every
corner within reach without re
moving trays. Saves X the time of
an ordinary trunk to pack or n
peck. Easy to operate. Nothing to
get out of order. Will itand all the
knocks and hard usage ol traveling.
Costs no more than a common trunk,
ti SfU, e......$5.00 eatf,
Uhe3armers and Uraders
Tfational SSahk
f Xa Srmt0 Origin,
NO. -4462
Capital
Surplus -
Liability of Shareholders
Total
For thejprotectlon ol Its Depositors! Depositors of this Bank are
accorded such liberal treatment aa shall be In keeping with the
character and value ol their account. We would bejpleaad to
hav your account.
Joseph Palmer,
President.
O. E. McCully,
Asst. Cashier.
La Grande National Bank
Capital Stock, Surplus and '
Undivided Profits $150,000 00 .
Deposits .....640,000 00
OFFICERS AND UlRBCTORS
George Palmer, Pres. J. M. Berry, Vice-Pres.
F. L. Meyers, Cashier. '
Geo. L-Cleaver, Asst. Cashier. ' j . ;
W.L. Brenholts, Asst. Cashier
F, M, Byrkit A. B. Conley F. J- Holmes
C. C. Pennington
Kxchange sold available in all parts of the world.
Telegraphic transfers to all parts of the United States
and Canada
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D. H. BTEWARD,
One Week Commencing
MONDAY, OCTOBER 30
la the
Zinn's
; Comic Opera
j and
j Travesty
: Company
In her
30-
POPULAR PRICES I5c, 25c, and 35c
Seats ou sale at Van Daren's Saturday Curtain at 8:30
TRUNKS AND
VALISES
We have splendid line of
Suit cases, ; Valises, Hand
H rips and X lescopes, frbin
tie cheapest to the best, all
s.k-s and all grade. Best
gf-oda for the money ever
offered in the city. If you
me going to travel give us
call.
F, D. Haisten,
Phone Retl llCl ' ...
Highest prices paid for
Second Hand Goods
$ 60,000.00
14.000.00
60.000.00
$134000.00
J. W. SCJUBER,
Cashier.
T, J. SCROGQIN.
Asst. Cashier
J
Proprietor and Mar
reBned Two-Act Opera-Booffe 2
"THE JOLLY
MUSKETERS" 3
(MHIift Venita
great novelty, "The Eoohanted 3
Jewel Dance."
People-
-30 i
Merry, Jolly, Pretty,
Shapely Chorus Girls
Change of program every Night 4
CHILDREN TAKEN
FROM THE MINES
Wllkesba're, Pa., Oct IS The new
child labor law, whloh forces acme
1 1,010 hojs "lit ol the anthrai-lte mines
vent Into effect this morning, and is
to be lia'dly ei.fiircd by the oflior
of the Mine Workt-rs' union It r ro
vlds that no bnys ondi-r '4 shall be
tmploy! outside the uiirn-e and not e
under 1 It a d " A rerrnt invtetlta
lion ievell the fattbatof the 14,
000 bnak.r b ysat leant bill 'ere le
tmen the eg e of 10 and 14, aid will
be affected r-y the new law and fotred
from the collleri;. rota the school ,
Lcoted and Burned
New Vork, Oot. 28. An Ino-ndluy
Kond , destroyed the iyridene of
Frederick U Buiiher, captain United
States army, lunulas; a part of the
historic L'idlow es'ae, where Admir
al Dewey spent ble honeymoon, at
Oakdale, LI.
According to a statement niadt by
Mre. Bugber, the manai n waa looled
end burned to cover up the robbery,
Sba estimated the loss at more than
Ibis Is the seoond incendiary fire
within a few daya, In the exclusive
coli ny of millionaires, and the latter
are la a state of treat apprehension.
Brewery Fails
Kansas City, Oct. 28. -B J Keeker,
of Kansas City, waa todsy appointed
receiver lor the Imperial Iiiewlng
company, of tbls oitj. which owes
about t25,00O.
The failure la doe to the reform
movement In Missonrl and Kansas.
according to A O Bilvermin, attorney
for the company.
"There weia man reasona for the
failure," he saya. "Most Important
of all, I think, waa this wave of reform
In Kansas City. It haa been hard
enough for the brewer la Missouri,
not worse In Kansss. They are cloe
ioa no the lointa on the Kanaaa aide
and looking the taloon on the Misa
onri sid on Sunday .
Sealskin Market High
Viotoria BO Oot 2S Sealers are
elated over the prospeots of a good
price for sealskins on the London mar
kets this yesr. Captain Baloom of
Ibis oily, operating vessele la the
south Atlantic, b received word
that the first skin marketed by him
in London brought 25 per oent higher
than last year. London oontrols the
eeslakin msrket and local 'dealers ex
pect correspondingly good prices.
Good Eyes Needed
Lawyers with particularly good eyes
are in great, demand by the indicted
bee! trust officials. They areneedid
to find flaws in tbe indictments. Ei-
obaoge.
Order by Mail -
If yon are too great a distance from
onr atore to call, we should be only
too glad to reoelve yonr order by
mall. Knob orders will receive
prompt attention.
With a splendid assortment of tbe
beat drug, stationary, medicines.
machine oils, stock and poultry pre
Deration and a thousand and on odd
artloles oarrled by a first class, well
stocked drug store, you can ba assured
of having what yon want right at your
own borne witbont effort or waste of
time In shopping.
W guarantee everything, so you cso
return anything which doea not suit.
Nawlin Drug Co.
Notice
Beglaning with Nov. I, 1905, ' the
prloe of milk from Spring Hrook Oalry
will ba two dollara for a quart a day
Instead of one and one half aa hereto
fore. This change I nude necessary
on account of the great expense we
are pnt to Incarelng for and handling
the milk. It ia oar aim aa It baa been
from the beginning tofuioifih onr cus
tomer with a good, pur wbolenome
milk end we propose to spate no pains
or expense in doing so. Therefore tbe
change.
Thaoklng our customer for their
psst patronage and appreciation of our
milk and boplng that Ibey will con
tinue with us. We are ever yours,
BPBINtt BKOUK DAIKY
IN A HURRY?
THEN CALL
Wfl. REYNOLDS
The transfer man. .
He will take that trunk to the
Depjt or your home in less
time thau it takes to tell it,
Wagon always at your service.
Charges moderate. Day phone
B 179' night phone R 12.
Gives Warning
Washington, Oct 23-Wblls tbe mwt
critloal points In the Neetouodland
fisheries controversy apparently have
beeo settled a letter - from Secretary
Rjot to Seoretarr Shew, msdi public
todav, point ut that there le still
g'onod for prsiibte friction and ex
presses a wish that In t' e negotiation
no in pn)r flsheimen and action
In tbaasseriion of what they e neei' a
lo be 'heir Hub s Ti e promulgation
of tbe Irtlnr lollowed a conference
b ten Mr Knot and Hir Mortimer
Ditrntid, the llrlti-h Arn'mado-.
Chenelworth Caught
Medora, N i. Oct 87
worth who, it Is al eged
worth of horse from A
1 1 I9JI, and af'erwHtds
-UttoChwnel-s'ole
SJOrOO
C iluldkener,
tapped from
In Wyoming.
t th a reqnla'
re'oni to tbls
ji I, lias bn capturrd
Hi.rriff ::eld lofttodny
Hi u for ( htii.'lwor'ir
eta
Burn Weir in" Effigy
Bnckbannon, w' Va, CUitW John
Weir, president of Weah-yao uoiver'ilv
bet, tonight, was b:irnd In effiny by
Vuv w'uuttuM m iiuii til ill fm'ltng
regard Die tbe president's deolslon
nraotloally abolishing football.
For iale
Importel tooth brashes flnst
bleecbed bristle, stamped with our
Dame, for 25o .New brushes for' the
eeking if any ever . provea detective.
Newlin Drag Co
J. R. OLIVER.
UNION COUNT Y
ABSTRACTS
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Farm Loans a Specialty
Best equipped abstracter
in Uuion couuty. Many
years experiences with
the Union county records
gives me a great 'advant
age. It is folly to pur
chase renlf state without
6rst securing a proper
absti act. An abstract
from my office will show .
the title jnst at it appears
on the official record.
J. R. OLIVER,
LA GRANDE, OREGON
Room 31, Sommer Bdlg.
SMITH REPAIRS
Guns
Bicycles
Sewing machines
, Type Writers
Umbrellas
Bidzes broken casting
Grinds Scissors
and does a general repair
business
C. L. SMITH
. CREAMERY BUILDING
Sacred Heart Academy
La Grande, Oregon
1 his institution is conducted by
the sisters of St. Frauds, and
affords excellent edocaiional ad
vantages, Classical, Literary and
Scientific Courses are taught,
elfo Music, Drawing and Paiut
iug according to tbe latest
methods. Pieparing youue
ladies for the profession Of
teaulnug a specially.
Classes will be resumed Sept
ember. 6.
For terms and other particu
lars, addess , . ,
Sister Superior
G. L FOWLER
Truck and
Transfer
Wood and Coal
Thooeieil
All order given pr.uni i.
attention.
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500 ACRE FARM FOR SALE "
This farm is only 15 miles from La Grarde, on the Elgin
bianoh of the O. R, & N. Railroad, at the Rinebart spurr
It will make several good homes, and will be1 sold in small
tracts if desired. There are three different young bearing
orchards, and two good houses on the. place. In a good
school district free from debt.
Address, HENRY RINEHART,
; i f SUMMERVILLE. - OREGO. J
Or call at tie farm for full particulars. w : l 1 1
I LA GR AN 0E IRON " WORKS j
p 0mplete Machine Shops ana Foundry
p General Blacksmith , Horse Shoeing and Wagon Work f
1 Manufacturer of The Fitzgerald Roller- Feed Mill " i
R I T 2
CARPETS
The largest line of Carpets ever brought (o the city. More
arriving daily. Pretty floor coverings, 25c a yard andup.
SPECIAL ON Go' CARTS THIS MONTH
H. BOHNENKAMP,
. , Hardware
Cheated Death. , , .
Kidney trouble often ends fatally,
but by choosing tbe rlj ht medicine,
bj U Wolfe, of pear U rove, Iowa,
clieaied deatti. H saya: "Two years
sso I bad kidney trouble, hich
caused me great pain sultering and
anxiety, bnt I took Uleotrle tlttere.
blob effected oomplet car. 1
bate also found them of great btnetlt
in general debility and nerve trouble,
and keep them constantly on hand,
since, as I ttnd they here no eqoal.''
Newllo'a druggist, guarantee theru at
60o ., . ,
Tired oat,' worn oat woman csi.oot
sleep, sat or wrk( ein sS if she
wonld fly to pbi-e. Holllster'e
Kooky Moantalu Te makes strong
nerve ind rich red blood. 30 cent,
Tea or Tablets. Newlln Drug Co.
A Daredevil Ride
often end lo a sad accident. To heal
accidental Injuries, use Hocklen's Ar
nica slv. "A deep wonnd In my
loot, from an accident," writea Theo
dore Hohuele,of t 'olumbus, O, 'caused
me great pain. ' Physician were help
less, but bucklen'e Arnica salve quick''
ly healed It.' Sootbe and hmls
burn Ilk tnaglo. S5o at Newlia Drug
oompaoy. ' '
OVEROATC
' A ... ' : .-j r
Many swell dressers; will ;
want tbe loug swell, swag- !
ger Overcoat.
We - have provided fr
their want' for we have
received tight foin the
ebos of the ;,Wo'lI's (bett
')""crei'tt M .Weii l.u uo't
elegilit bmc (re'r(jjitg tbnt
could be prcdu ml. -
ARTISTIC AND
IIADS0ME
we want; young men in
particular1 to rail iii'fo
these smart jarii:i-nts
No'bing that j rculdja 'd
on whit Ho , tbe at-In,
beauty or " of t)w
coats h9f bef n j o nitl!
'Ibey come in Kreyc,
Mvltnna iCiliowiA-W Wr.
unliuUiud wtirfifdd, it o. .
12.50 to $25
Dou't tbink that, theie are
any overcoats in town tlcit
can equal these .superior
garments in any way.? .
BROS.
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HABERDASHERS.' ti l
A a HMHUMiUtkkkhfn
Terms easy. , ..,M
Q E R A L. T57
aTW 7.
CARPETS
and Furniture
i; '
Makes dlgnstloa and assimllatlo
perlecl, ' Makes new red blood an
bone. 1 That's what liollister's Rock
Mountain Tea ll do. A tonio to1
the elok and weak, ilo cents, i'aa an
Tablet Nawlin Drag Co. -. '-
A TRIAL ORDER MEANS
CUSTOMER j
All that the Seattle Grocery . Co
asks ia that you give Ub 'a tria
order. . If we cannot please wi
ao not want your trade.
satisfied customer is a ' plcaaet
one and we try to pleaso. Tht
best, groceries for tbe leae
money. This is our motto auc
trial older will be a demon
stration of how well we succeed I
SEATTLE GROCERY COMiW
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