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NO. 4403 ,
Capital
Liability of Shareholders
Total ., .... .
$ 60,000.00
14.00000
60.000.00
SI34.000.00
For the protection of it depositors! Depositors of this Bank are ac
corded uoh liberal treatment as shall be in keeping- with the character
and value of their accounts. ' We would be pleased to have your ac
count . ' - '
JOSEPH PALMER, ,
President.
a. E. McCUIXY.
Assr, Cashier.
J. W. SCRIBER.
Cashier.
r. j. scrogqin.
Asst. Cashier
Price $40 per acre
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IN THE GRANDE R0NDE VALLEY
200 Acres with good Improvements, all tillable land. '
B miles from railroad station and 14 miles from
La Grande, Oregon
400 acres with good improvements, nearly all tillable
land, about three miles from the railroad and 14
' miles from La Grande.
160 Acres about J miles from the railroad and 14
miles from La Grande, No buildings
200 Acres, one mile from the town of Summerville, 18
miles north of La Grande and 3 miles from the
railroad. All tillable land. No buildings
60 Acres, same class land as the above and adjoining Price $38 per acre
480 Acres, 2 miles from the railroad and 18 milos
from La Grande. Good barn and small house,
well watered. All good land
68 Acres, three and half miles from; La Grande, all .
., under cultivation. , No buildings . ' ' '
1 60 Acres, 6 miles from La Grande Oood grain land. ' ' ' ' 1 '
Nobuildings If : ' : Price $26 per acre
160 Acres, ii miles fapm La Grand, 2 miles f rom the"''5 ' '
. railroad, flrstclass Improvements Price $68 per acre
Price $38 per acre
Price $38 per acre
Price $36 per acre
Price $42 per acre
Price $76 per acre
1000 Acres 9 miles fro'ni I La Grande nearly all in cult
ivation, all good (and ! I Price ' $36,000.00
jCa Srando Snvostment , Co,
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We have received a consignment of Union Fleece Wool.
Insn Robes which we hate nn sale. These robes are ''
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HENRY (Si, CARR
, wHOUSE FURNISHERS AND UNDERTAKERS
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'Rtjulenates alllhlnj about the house,
from cellar to arret. J 1 V v
Wears like iron.
WrHsBOHNENKAMP,
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ROMADKA
READY ACCESS TRUNK
SPECIALS
Supported bed springs $2.40
Unsupported bed springs 1.68
Mattresses, good ones 2.60
2 saddles, choice 8.00
Remmington typewriter 40.00
16 orose cut eawe - 60c to 8.60"
Hall rack 3.50
. 2 offlee chairs -1 ' 5.50-6.00
f Kitchen Treasure i 5.23
, Linealeum, ""1 " r" ft ' '
if f A fine line of crockery at half
price-- ' '
T3AISINO the cover brings every
corner within reach without re
Moving treya. Savee H the time 0t
aa ordinarf trunk to pack or -pack.
Easy to operate. . Mothin to
get oat oi order. Will stand all the
knocks and hard sagc of traveling.
Costs bo more than common trank,
Jf ybt ol.......$5.00
F. D. Haistcn,
PHONE RED 1161
Highest prices paid for Second
, Hand Qoods.
LA CRAf.DE;
PUBLIC SCHOOL
Rem
lull IVteCit,
Akchlntry
OnDember 8. the Athenian Literary
society will render the following program.
The society extends to visitors a most
cordial welcome.
Quotations , Society
Vocal Solo . .. ..Mabel Schogeldj
Current Evente .Julia Carbine
Piano Duet Florence Boorey and
.... , Elizabeth King
Recitation Florence McCall
Essay on Yellowstone Park Henry
:....Heidenrich
Cornet Solo Vern Hendricks
Paper, High School Bulletin Maud
.. ....Clements and Arlie Bay
Song ....'. .. .School
Critic's Report Mr. Martin
The basketball game with Pendleton
resulted in defeat for our girls by the
close score of 6 to 4. As a result the
visiting girls went home in jubilant spirits.
Mrs. L R. Traver chaperoned the Pen
dleton girls, and G. G. Goodman was the
official.
Mrs, F. S. Ivanhoe was an interested
spectator at the basket ball game, hiving
a claim upon the girts of both teams.
' The following magazines with subscrip
tions prepaid for the coming year, appear
upon our High School magazine table:
Weeklies: Literary Digest, Collier's
Weskly, , Youth's Companion and Satur
day Evening Poets. Montniiee: wotki
Work, McClure's. Cosmopolitan, World
Today, Leslie's. Everybody's. Success
Munsey't and Oregon Teachers' Monthly.
Much benefit is derived from these maga
zines in the study of current evente, cur
rent politics and current world issues.
It is with no little satisfaction that a
number of teachers are taking up the
study of artists and their masterpieces in
a systematic manner, with their etudants
mush to the profit of the latter. . '
Miss Brenholt's room has the banner
r icord for the past month in the matter
of attendance, - there being 23 in h r
room who were neither absent nor tardy.
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There have been, in school during the
past month, 63 more than were in school
the same month last ije-.r, which fact is
an evidence of the normal growth of the
' Nearly all of the .rooms of the High
School Building pre now furnished I with
oiled floors, much to the advantage pf the
Janitor' fork." They are also much more
healthful in-as-much as they are said to
be almost dust proof and germ proof.
So 00 w.U be tilun up this week In '.he
new room which has been furnished in the
White school, i The ' congested condition
of Misses Mcllroy's and , Mitchell's rooms
will be relieved. , j ;
Beginning with the coming midryear
lamination and at each promotion thsre
after every pupil wilt be excused '.from
examination in every study in whiA he
has attained h average of 90. pasei
upon his daily, work, .All interested in
this regulation ahould read ,this jotice
twice that there M no nlsunderetanding
or misapprehensions. $t '
Misses Deal, Harris, Kuhn and McKin
ley had banner rooms last month i: the
matter of tardiness, there being no peases
for the month in their rooms. ,
There were 43 cases of tardiness in
the city during the pist month, same
month last year, 61. ,
By action of the school board teachers
and pupils will be granted a vacation
from the evening of December 22 fa the
morning ofTuesday.'January 2, I
Up will occur at the High School Build
ing Dec. 2?. Information- regarding this
meeting may be obtained from Mr. A. C.
Williams, secretary of the school board
(Scrlpps New Association) . , ,,
Washington. Dec 6 Some time during
the next six months at Seattle, Washing
ton, a remarkable outfit of machinery
will be installed on the cable ship Burn-
side.' The apparatus is designed to dive
to the bottom of the ocean even to the
depth of 1 1-2 miles and bring a cable
to the surface for repairs. The machi
nery is now being constructed by a firm
in New London, Conn, and will cost about
$23,000.
Stockmen Attention
A mass meeting of all stockmen and all
eheepmen 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. Schmitz. ranger
in charge. Walla Walla. Washington.
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 ie picture-tak
ing one of the most interesting of past
times, it is of great educational value as
wall. It leads to outdoor living, which
makae one 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 kmnnwiii that mhodv all these
latest features. Don't make the mistake
of buying a camera of antioated pat
tarn it will not do the work.
The Newlin Drug Co having scoured
the agency for the Eastman Kodaks, will
have a complete line to show in a few
daye.
Service
This drug store, trie to serve every
customer so well that they will not think
of going elsewhere for drug store goods.
A-T. Hiu, Prescription Druggist
are what most, -people want, thd they al
ways get the , at-firandy & "Rami's
meat market Jtls no trouble' for us,
because we always have the stock.- The
very finest Selected " beef. lamb, mutton,
veal, pork 9M poultry, and our1 prices
wont hinder you from buying. -'
Grindy& Russell
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Practical Cunsmith;
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Repair? Strictly Fj'StcIass
Guns rstockd.r,V .
Krys fitted to door Lo k?
VWA.T AGNEVV4
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WANTED
Potatoes. Hay, Oats, Apples
We pa rlilhet Market Prices for all
A cr of s'-rcV-y fresh eggs to arrive Saturday. No.
23. ii t-.eae to fie trade at $8 per case of 80 dot.
A frssh Ma.iigimat of fancy white clover honey from Call
for.i i 1 i : f i J V) the trade at $3.25 per case.
We havs a bt of No. 2 apples which can be bought hare at
a very low pr'ce. ; lu .,
i Oregon Produce Company J
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THE TERR
OFWINT1
Mgm 13 usually worse in Winter because of the cold and c
fefcer changed conditions of the climate. The occasional tw
Sthat are felt during the warmer weather are changed to
mu3.h3 become inflamed ,&, aoolUev, the-aem get eoi
koses alie, and Rheumatism, the terror of winter, takes p
' tysteai. Then the sufferer turns to the liniment bottl
. jm, the favorite plaster or some home remedy, in an effort
. , ftheuraatism is not a trouble that can be rubbed iT ort
plaster; '.'-se things relieve the pain and reduce the in flam m
(each tl;e real cause of the trouble, and at the next exposu
1 comes on. . Rheumatism is caused by a sour, acid conditi
Tne refuse matter ana oodiir iiuutuikm . tc C
t the channels of nature have been left in the system beca
t Weak Kidneys, torpid Liver and a general sluggish condit
These impurities sour and form uric acid, which is absorb
&A distributed to the different muscles, joints, nerves and !
gainful symptoms of Rheumatiim. S. S. S. goes to the r
tne trouDie ana cures Kueumaasm by ciea
the blood. It neutralises the acids and
them out of the circulation and sends a str-
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the pains cease, the. inflammation aulaide
VEGETABLE. nerves quieted, every svmpteem t the d
m passes away, and-the cure is permanent S
, testable and does not injure the system as do those tuediciu
ch and other minerals.: - Book on Rheumatism and medical 1
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To t!ic Ladies of : La Grande and
I '.::;:;Vicinity-:--
Kindly esk cu oijre your grocer, and have him tell you about that
BLUE STEM PATENT FLOUR
ft c n't be bectv r. Just try a sack and if you don't say it is fts 'L-
' best at. it w:? t st you anything. . We will stand the loss" and ' As I
see that you gt your money back or more flour.' Made by the
i La Grande Hiluing (S'q.
: G. E. FOWLER;, :
Wo"1 and Cca'
2 ? PHONE 16U .
All orders gn prv.ip'. at:ntion e
OUR' SPECIALTY
Fall vegetables of all kinds at '
L . 'th lowest current prices. Our
B;- 6Qc to. $1.00 a bo. S dollar
box gets you the best ' apples to
found m town! A . j ,
" . wto!'),f?'.9r neW erases. whkA
"goes by your door oalj: '
SEATTl E GROCERY COMPANY
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jj- Obstinate racking; coughs that settle on the lungs and may derelop Into Pneumonia over night are quickly cured bj
KOILE
It soothes and heals the Inflamed air passages, stops the cough, heals and strengthens the lunes. FGtrY'A
.. w . ....'" . c , 0-1 8iucns tne lungs. FOLET'S f-1
HOMEY AND TAH contains no opiates or other harmful drugs, and Is safest for children and delicate ronU I I
Remmbr the name FftLPY'fl 15ft! STY fili Tfl. . .-,' .. people. , f I
- " u me genuine, as no other reaefo :
Is so safe or as certain in results. , wey .
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Mrs. . t. Cordier, of Manalngtoa, Ky., vrriteei MMy three yeaf
oM girl had a severe ease of croup; the doctor eaid she could not Hve
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ad I gave her up to die. I went to the store aad rot a bottle of. TtoM Um affKUdm" h, - f 1 . TaniP I got wt and caught a
FoIcy-b Honey mad Tar. The ant dose Kave nkk relief and ' soreeover m kJotJ?4 1 ,"'ctl it, thinking I would
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Three stsss 15c, 50c, fl 00. The $9 omt aba eoatalos two and one-half Hm . w ,
s r 11.00 bottle abooet aia tlmT m-h VLaTi--84." uc.h aie and the
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