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RELIABLE JEWELRY IS ALWAYS
ACCEPTABLE
The BMSeiecied Stock in Eastern Oregon; Every tWn from scarf
Service
nin to an eight dav clock : or from a hahv ring to a Silver
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For fifteen years I have sold jewelry in La Grande,! and still in business
CALL AND SEE MY LINE OF XMAS lEWELRY
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DINNER TRIMMINGS .
W hava ut rclvd a frh carload of groceri for th fall and
arly wintr-trad. Prferrd Stock cannd goods, Hin pickles
and vinegar. NW walnut, aoft ahU almond, paean and fllbarts.
Hot Houm Ittuc. tint elry, cauliflower, wt potato and othr
fin gtablJ Fruit of l kind. Si ' ." .
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THE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY
r ' E. POLLACK, Propr. ' ; "
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: STODDARD LUMBER CO. :
Sash and Doors J
Lumber, y
t Shingles,
! x Mouldings, Etc. "
: A'l Good Material comes from our Yard J
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Whan you want a pleasant phytic try
,,'Chamberlain'e Stomach and Liver Tablet.
,'They are easy to take and produce no
'griping or other unpleasant effect. Sold
I'by NawLiN Druo Ca V '
focky Mountain Tea Nugaets
Brlni Qolla Btaltb and UowmI Vigot.
L erwlll. forromliIUm. Itr1l(tltm. Mti
4 Kid Trouhl"., Vlmplf. Koitn j. IP
end HBkrh. I'VK'-Vy Mounteln TV In th
,t form, m -nl bot. irtm
, BiuaTi Ii' OiMi M.lt.n. I.
J . GOLDEN KUOQETV FOR rEOPtf
Notice
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AMUSEMENTS
cnosTi
Notice i hereby given the t the partner
thipexiating between J. A. Qarity & Ben
'j3rown known under fie firm name a
J. A, Garity & Company ,ha been, d'u
Mlyed.,,A)l partial knowing themselves
indebted to the above named firm will
pleas call at their office and settle bef or
January 1st, 1906, as all accounts must
be settled by that 0;n. ' ,
."'. i J. A. Qarity,
Ben Brown'.
Between th paychologist on th. on.
side, who declar that Ibsen' "Ghoets"
it th greatest sermon that was ever
preached. . and th moralist on th
other, who insist that lbn' dramatic
and powerful portrayal of th "tin of th
father being viaited upon th. children,"
i morbid, unhealthy and Immoral, it is
mall wonder that th public wish to
and Judge for itaalf. And, after all. it la
10 th discriminating, theatre-going pub
lic that a dramatist must look for just
criticism. ; "Ghost" a presented by
Harry , Meitayer's own company, haa
been favored with th largest aildiences
that have ever greeted a high class play
of that character, which would indicate
tnai tn public likes to form it own
opinion, in regard to things dramatic in
these days ' of independent thinking.
"Ghosts" will be presented at th Stew
ard's opera house for on night, Dec. 1 5.
PRESS NOTICES . '
in Lilliputians, Saturday evening
had a house packed to th doors, and
gave a splendid entertainment. Their
songs were applauded, their recitations
were thoroughly enjoyed, and th beauti
ful autpension tableaux at the close were
gone wild over. Their costume were
elegant Every woman lo th audience
enjoyed th eight of o much dainty
beauty. Santa Ana Blade.
One of the most delightful entertain
ments given in the town took place in the
Centennial Hall on Friday evening, the
occasion being th appearance of the
Misses Lucy and Sarah Adams, who al
mougn oniy o ana. 3 incnes tall, re
spectively, are possessed of talents out of
all proportion to their size. They pre
sented a novel and diversified program,
which called for handsome and elaborate
costuming and which evinced in a high
degree their remarkable talent for ting
ing and acting. North Hampton Press.
LOVE STORY OF MR. STEYN
Ex-Preeident of Orange free Stat.
Waa Long Too Poor to Jaarry
. TUhom.
OREGON i BAPTISTS TO RALLY.
. Pendleton. Ore.. Dec. 12.--The Bap
tist . eocietiea of Eastern Oregon an
nounce a denominational rally to be held
it Pendleton Dacsmber 19 and 20. The
purpose of this meeting is the discussion
if current matters of interest to the
inure h and to secure a greater uniform
ity and more effective system of, cburch
work.-... 'v
Cap. Town. Ex-President ' Stay
who haa Just arrived at Cap. Town
with his wife and daughters, after a
long absence from outh Africa, had a
f.ry romantic love e:orjr. Asa boy be
eft South Africa to study law In iiu
aid. On the ship he met a girf of 11.
:tnd th two becam faat. fr.andc 4.x
.r later, at Bloemfooteio. when
tern waa a full. tie . d barrlater. h
waa Introduced to a iamltul girl o:
I, aa Mlaa Praaar. at a dianer party,
md he reoognlMd in her the friend he
aad made oa the ship years before.
' H. proposed to her and aaa accept
ed, but. they war too poor to marry.
Uteyn had to travel on circuit a greac
JeaL and ha arranged that hla latter
to the girl he loved ahould b d
ilrewad aecretly to a mutual friend,
i man trustel Implirltly by them both
,'eople in Bloemfonteln soon began to
' .otic, that during Steyn'a absent
Mlaa Fraaer aeemed atrangely Intimate
vlth hie friend. Some kind persjn
wrote oil to th. young barrister, tell
ing him tn myeterlous terms that ;
waa being betrayed. . So he returned,
only to find what a false alarm bad
been raised among the goasipa ol lue
town.
ASKS AID FOR EXPLORERS.
Sea Captains Requested to Help Mystery-Loving
Swedea in
., the North. '
San Francisco. Collector of the Port
Stratton haa received an official letter
rom Henry Lund, consul (or Sweden
nd Norway, drawing the attention of
he United Statea authorities to tne
act that an expedition of eight men left
orwa ln ttfos on board the aioup
Qjoa. 47 tons. The expedition la in com
mand of Capu KoralJ Amundsen wltn
the purpose ot lakmg minute observa
tion to establish the present exact loca
tion of the magnetic north pole located
by 81r James Ross ip mi on the penin
sula of Boothler Felix, north this con
tinent. . After concluding these observation
It ia the Intention of Capt. Amundsen to
endeavor to penetrate the murk-sought-after
northweat passage north of this
continent,
Collector Stratton was requested to
draw the attention of the captains of
revenue gutters rolng into tha North
clfic and Ar.'h waters to the fact that
he exi KiitTol'iS -Under wav. and If the.
should, happen Jo-come a Tims the CJoa
or any of its me.. ana If they shoiiltt
be In want of' afsUunfv triil u-'iy
ahould he r;ir!rH it "would be highly
appreciated by tM"f:6vertiaient.
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! CITY BREWERY I
: JULIUS ROESCH, Proprietor. :
: Largest .Brewing Plant iri Eastern Oiegon !
; Ask for La Grande Beer and get the Best ...
LA GRANDE BEER 13 MADE IN LA GRANDE
AND SHOULD HAVE THE PREFERENCE j
13 'ce
When you wish a nice juicy roast or a
tender etealcor a' piece of boiling 'meat
or pot-roast, just phone Main 48, and
you will toon hav. exactly what you de
air. - --,. . .... ,
J BILL &. CO.
Phona MainJ"48. Remember the phor.e
on the directory as Boss Meat Market
main 48. i - I ':.
vm siu croww .
New York. Dec. 8. Th Jewish relief
fund yesterday increased by $4 62.
M grad,Wa4.i nowhWO-.He.jVI
' Cleared For Action "'
When the body ia cleared and ready
for action, by Dr. King' New Life Pills
you can tell it by th bloom of health on
the cheeks; th brightness of ' th. yes;
the firmness of the flesh and muscle;
the buoyancy of the mind. Try them, at
Newlin Drugstore, 25 cent.
LA GRANDE SCHO
OF MUSIC
PROF. PAY;, PRINCIPLE.- .J-'
! MRS. DAyIaSSISTANT.
i ni is one of the best musical in-v
institutions in the state, - and thaT
peopie in inia city ana valley -ara
begininng todiscover the advantage
of this school. The system is the
latest and most practical, and in
cludes all the latest discoveries'lh '
the art of teaching music. The
school is divided into two depart
ments; No. 1 is for beginners from
5 years or more and are taught
the first three grades. Pupils come
one hour each day. This is no kin
dergarten system but far superior.
p No. 2 the ides are f roift 2 to
5. Hera"they grtduate. Pupils
take-Cne or two lessons' a week as
. they desire. No scholars yVill ta
' JtUivUea tp remain in thia school
wno do not stud.
Oppcstethe Foley House', over
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