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armors and Uradcrs
9fational iBank
NO. 44B3
Capital
Surplus
Liability of Shareholders
Total
S 60.000.00
14.000 00
60.000.00
$134,000.00
For the protection of lt depositor! Depositor of thi Bank are ac
corded such liberal treatment a shall be in keeping with the character
and value of their account. We would be pleated to have your account.
JOSEPH PALMER.
President.
G. E. McCULLY.
Asst. Cashier.
J. W. SCRIBER.
Cashier.
J. SCROGGIN,
Asst. Cashier
FARMS FOR SALE
l!M THE GRANDE R0DE VALLEY
200 Acre with good improvement, .all tillable land,
5 mile from railroad station and 1 4 miles from
La Grande, Oregon
400 acre with good Improvement, nearly all tillable
land, about three mile from the railroad and 1 4
miles from La Grande.
160 Acre about 5 mile from the railroad and 14
mile from La Grande, No building
200 Acres, one mile from the town of Summerville, 15
mile north of La Grand and 3 mile from the
railroad. All tillable land. No building
60 Acre, same class land as the above and adjoining
480 Acres, 2 miles from the railroad and 15 mile
from La Grande. Good barn and small house,
well watered. All good land
66 Acres, three and half miles from La Grande, all
under cultivation. No buildings .
160 Acres, 6 miles from La Grande. Oood grain land.
No buildings ' ' , J
1 60 Acres, 1 2 miles faom La Grande, 2 miles from the
railroad, flrstclass improvement
1000 Acre 9 mile from La Grande, nearly all in cult
ivation, all good land i - ...
Price
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$40prfcTT
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Many New
Weather
Stations
Portland, Dec. 1. Sy arrangement
made between Professir Willi L. moore.
chief of the weather bureau, and Gilford
Pinchot. cheif of tht forest service, 1 4
new stations will shortly be established
tn the forest reserves of Oregon. . By this
arrangement the Weather Bureau will
furnish the apparatus and instruments
necessary in keeping weather record
and compile and publish the reports, while
the attaches of the forest service in the
reserves will keep the records. Through
this co-operative arrangement accurate
climatic conditions prevailing in the great
area covered by the ' forest reserves in
Oregon may be ascertained. The amount
of rainfall and the amount of water run'
nmg on we reserves will be valuable in
formation for the reclamation service in
its work of reclaiming arid lands by es
tablishing to a certainty the extent of the
water supply available for reclamation
and irrigation.
Price $35 per acre
Price $35 per acre
Price $35 per acre
Price $42 per acre
Price $75 per acre
Price $25 per acre
Price $66 per acre
Price $36,000.00
iCa Srando investment Co,
, FOLEY.
HOTEL. BUfLDING
LA GRANDE, . OR
Union Woolen Mills Indian Robes
0 ,ifWehave received' Vonaignment of Union Fleece Wool
, Indian Robes which we have nn sale. These robe are .
Oil i'WitabM fotJcauch cover, iteamarberjandona- "
. , mental for Indian corners. .The price range is from
H ElSl.R.Yi CARR
For Ripara
Another gang of 60 laborer have gone
from Portland to Riparia, where they
will be employed on the Lewiston-Riparia
branch of the O. R. 4 N. Many more
men will be sent out as they can be en
gaged and the ' work is being rapidly
pushed. Construction of the North Bank.
the Wallowa and the Lewiston-Riparia
roads is making a . sharp demand for
laborer. in thi part of the Inland Empire.
Insult American Flag
Tangier, Dee. 1. A party which arrived
from Tetuan today reports that soldiers
there severly assultsd an African citi
zen who was the retiring holder of a to
bacco monoply. While the American was
disposing of his stock, the succeeding
concessionaire requested, the. authorities
to intervene and prevent such a disposal.
Tne American than hoisted the United
States flagt which the soldier hauled
down, and ejected the proprietor. J
J. J. Carf, residence 586
"w"ai'M HOUSKFURNISHERS ;AND UNDERTAKERS
I i O r r hl,n Ni. 621 .
I C. Henry, residende 684 d '
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All Colors
Rejuvenates all thing about the house
From cellar to garret.
Wears like iron.
W. H. BOHNENKAMP,
Agent
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J AP AL A C
VV4SH DAY COMES WEEKLY
And to do your wash easily you should look over our line
of soaps and washing powders with the view of lightening
' ' your labors. Our soap line is complete and contains such
. brands as .',..,. .. , . t
Cakes Golden Star, Silk, Crystal White Laundry,
LucKcl's Borax, Fcls Naptha, Wool Pcct's
Defender and No Rub soaps
Our toilet soap are the best on the market. A full line
of all the prominent brands of washing powders. Our .
own delivery takes your order to your door almost as
soon a ordered.
NEBRASKA GROCERY
MRS. MAGGIE SHEARER, Prop.
rVonh
The new Methodist church at .Union
will be dedicated next Sunday. BishoD
Advai
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"iirrttiutl
CO A HUMMING
It' urprising how our canned
goods have caught on. It keeps us
busy as bees to fill the orders
from the people that have tried
'em. We have 'em in tins and
glass The best in the market
Perfered Stock goods a specialty.
Standard goods, best and cheapest
QEDDEJ BR2J
NORTH FIR STREET
f""-wni,iiiin wrTTteaaer. editor of tne Pacific Advacate
will deliver an address in the afternoon
and President Coleman, of the Willamete
university will preach in the evening.
The pastor Rev. Walker extends a cordial
invitation to all from La Grand who can
be present
SOCIETY ;
; .;.,..'";. . :;
Flora Mack, Florence McCall, Jay Rey
nolds, Carrol Mack and Archie Baton
were informally entertained by Ethel
Gulling yesterday evening. . J -
Mr. and Mr. O. Q. Gibson came over
from Walla Walla to enjoy Thanksgiving
dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Staniels.
On of yesterday's sumptuous dinners
was given by Mrs. Bohnenkamp, whose
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ericson. . Will
Ericson, Pauline Lederle, Mrs. Forrest
and May Donovan.
Mrs. A. L Richardson's dinner for
seven was a delightful affair. The table
was beautiful with huge, fluffy, yellow
chrysanthemums.
Mr. and Mr. F. G. Schilke and little
daughter Frederike, were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. Morrison yesterday.
CAMERAS
For young folks and for many older
folks there is one ideal gift a camera.
The desire to make pictures is in
herent in every human ' being and for
most of us it finds its highest expression
in the camera. Not only is picture-taking
one of the most interesting of past-;
times, it is of great educational value as.
well. It leads to outdoor living, which
makes on of the . healthiest diversions
possible. With the latest improvements
it is possible for a novice to make practi
cally as good pictures as the expert. We
will have cameras that embody all these
latest features. Don't make the mistake
of buying a camera of antiquated pat
ternit will noj do the work.
The Newlin Drug Co having secured
the agency for the Eastman Kodaks, will
have a complete line to show In a few
days.
The price of a pretty face is $1.00
thiee packages of Hsllister' Rocky
Mountain Tea bring red lips, bright eyes
and lovely color. 35 cents. Tea or Tablet.
Newlin Druo Co.
Indian
Novelties
W have a fin line of Baskets
and Canoes made by Mexican and
Canadian Indians which are the
most artistic ever offered to
the trade in this city. Fill one
with candy and present it to your
wife or sweetheart, and after eat
ing the candy she can use it for a
handkerchief or glove box or for
an ornament . The prices range
from 35 cents to $2.00. Just the
thing for holiday gifts.
SELDER, ThVCandjr
- Man
CLOT i.ES CLEANED
The same old stand but a new
management., Take your suit to
the same place, and have another
man clean and press it the way it
should be. Harvey does the clean-
and pressing and does it right An-
J other strong feature about his sys- J
tern is that his prices are correct
Remember the place, next door
to the commercial club. Ladies J
gents clothing cleaned, dyed, press
ed and repaired.
Z W. E. Harvey. I
G. E. FOWLER
Truck and
Transfer
Wood and Coal
PHONE 1611
All orders given prompt attention
Stockmen Attention
A mass meeting of all stockmen and all
sheepmen interested in grazing upon the
Wenaha forest reserve will be held at
Walla Walla, Washington. December 18.
to arrange a division of the range for the
grazing season of 1906. For further in
formation address J. M. S:hmitz ranger
in charge. Walla Walla, W ashing ton.
riKBFK LAND. ACTJUNE 3. 1878
.VOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
O. P. Land OOlc at La Ornnrt. Oregon
Nov, .
ollr I hrrvftf ftlwn that la rotnrllaDCt
Witt tne provision of In act of CoDirrm
JuntS. 1H7A. ratlUed "An aei for the male ol
Umotr UnJulo h xtulM of California, Of
ton, NavadHt and WaKblDKtnn Territory." at
Mcudfid to all thf Pnblh' Lund tatiw hy art
ol A nuat . H Cnartea Lat- of L Moure
COUDIV Ol iJinourr, riai i. uaKola,
dhb tola any dim in inn onm nn awnrc
iih'nnt No, for tbe rarrnaae of the
wu NW1. m Hoc.
No. 17, in Tovnahip No 4 Sonib. Hang ho.
K. W. M
ad wtllonT proof to abow ha. th lano
onunt ta mora valuable Cnr lia tlmbw o
,on (ban Rirarncniiurai parfMww, lia lc
wiaoitab blarlaim to said land befor trx
Hral'lrr and Kelv' L W ! orrmn
on Wcladav Int illat dny of February ttK
rTfaamra MUna John T. Wlliutuiton,
Adna U.rra, Mruoias Mo I tor, Jamua B.
acblllintt, all of L. Uraada, tr.
ait ana m persona vmiiuiub; ajuvvneij
IhA alwtwa riMfrlbed landa are rvouatM to flla
tbir elalma in tblt office on or nefoie aald tin
ROMADKA
READY ACCESS TRUNK
I AISING toe cover brings every
rnrner within reach without re
moving trays. Save X the time of
an ordinary trunk to pack or un
pack. Easy to operate. Nothing to
get out of order. Will stand all the
knocks and hard usage of traveling.
Costs no more than a common trunk,
II 8tU at... $5.00 an4.
SPECIALS
Supported bed springs $2.40
Unsupported bed springs 1.65
Mattresses, good ones 2.60
2 saddles, choice 8.00
Remmington typewriter , 40.00
15 cross cut saws 60c to J. 5,
Hall rack
2 office chair 5.50-6.00
Kitchen Treasure 5-25
Linealeum
A fine line of crockery at half
price
F. D Haistenfj
PHONE RED 1161
Highest prices paid for Second
Hand Goods.
LUMBER
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RETAILED AT
WHOLESALE PRICES
Btter Lumber and Cheaper than is sold in 1
La Grande, We deliver it to your building
Crande Ronde lumber Co.
PfcKRY, ORrGON. ,
' onsaaiaMaanaiaasaTan
ENGRAVED
GOODS
i--M. :,. ........ 4 ,. ,
The Obe mr is in a position to offer to its pstrona
splendid line ol enRravfd Vieifinij 'ards, Wedding
Aunounceuiui tnd At Home Card 6f prices just
tbe same as you stu.l awav only we paj the postage:
Call on us end look ut our saraj lf-s
THESE ARE OUR PRICE?:
; English Script cards, per 100. . f 12.00
Fiencb Srript, vny Utf e, per 100. . . . .$3.00
Shaded Old Euglish, per 100......... 13.50
Roinau, IcO cards .....$3.00
Solid Old English, !0f caros $3.00
Gothic, 100 cards. .................. $2.50
Pi inting fu'ure orders from auy copper
plHte, 50 card "5c, 100 card $2 00
Wed.lnn Ii.iaiions Iroin $8.00 a 100 lo
$24.00 a 100. .
Besideb iwlciuf orders for engraved stock, we are
prepared to print all tbe o -ve in the latest type
fret. v.ail ju us before ordering.
THE OBSERVER
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