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HEADQUARTERS TOX VINOL
RUBBER GOODS H Kind.
Doctor' prescription and family rcipte a specialty. - m
Two graduated Pharmacists always in attendance. J
Prcriptiom and goxis promptly delivered free.
RED CROSS DRUG STORE, :
eVlY&s!ue!& and Retail A. C Maclennaiu Pfi C. .
S Two TlphonM, Local bUck 271, Vrgr 10
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TfeE ODOR Of A REALLY :
coon cigar ; :
to njoyd by mot LadieOn spit of
thir objection to smoking themselves
No gentlemen naed faar to ask parr
miMlon to moka a VISTA OR ADA
In th pratanc of hi wat heart or
bat girl, as they ar remarkable for
th fragnnc and purity of thai?
Publithed daily azcept on Sunday
C E. HACKMAN, I
Factory Corner Adam Avemi and, 2 ,
Oraanwood Streat . Red 1641,
La Grahic National Bank
ESTABLISHED 1887
C!Ut teck Surplus and undivided profits $160,000 00
' . OFriCSBt 0 0IBBOT0RS
1EORQB PALMER, Pumjdmt. J. M. BERRY.Vksi Pbhiowt.
' . P. L. MEYERS, Cawim.
QEOROE L. CLEAVER, Assistant. Cashixb.
) W. L. BREN HOLTS, Assistant Cmiwl
BERRY. S F. M. BYRKIT. A. B. CONLEY."
C.C.PENINQTON,. F.J. HOLMES,
General banking business, Drafts drawn on all .
part of the world. ,
FOli WINTER WASHING
Our naw maohlnary and additional hlp will anabla u to do faml-
Uy washing fcHEAPER, QUICKER and BETTER than you can do It
-' youjeelf. WW call for and deliver your laundry quiokly and malta apacial
' if of ruth ordar work. Oiv ua a trial and ysu will not ba bothered
through the. wntar with family wathing.
A. B. C.
j STEAM LAUNDRY
f HONE j Maia.7
U Grnk. Oregon.
Ready For Business
Willi A FULL LINE Of FEED, HAY AND GRAIN
Wa ara.raady to buy all kind of hay and grain, and pay th hight
i markat pricaa.
R;OL-IVER
Slater Buildinc
1EFFERSON AVE
Main 57
On yaar in advanc $6.50
Six month in advanc .. . 1.60
Par month . - . 66
Singla copy , 6e
Entarad at tha Peat Offica at La Qrand
Oragon, a Second Claa Mattar. ,
CURREY BROS, ED'S AND PROP
Thi pa par will not publwh&ny articla'
appaaring ovar a nom-da-pluma. Signed
article will be received eubject to the
diacretion of tha editor. Pleas ign
your article and aav disappointment
- AUVEBTUINQ BATH
up: A rra nnima awa
uoeel raadlac eotlen too per Ha am
Uoa, i per Uae lor aeah aataneqiMBt
waelBUoae ef eeadoleaea, to ir Una,
raiaf Wiaaka,tBrUB.
Tha Bakar City Herald editorialy aaya:
'For year wa have been burdened and
i under tha yoke with prohibitive
tax, for yaar wa have stood off capital
thi ama tax and for years w have
atood etiU. Deny. this, you can't
Remedy it, you can." -
Th same with little, if any modifica
tion, can be aaid of Union county, and of
Oregon for that matter. Th fact ia
that Oregon ia not increaeing in popula
tion and wealth as fast as it neighbor
ing statas or of many not adjoining One
th most obvious causes of tha alow
growth of Oragon is tha high rata of
taxes. It cost so much to run our state
and county machinery with so little; per
manent benefit that for aaaisting to da-
ilop th country it had about a wall be
poured down a rat hole, or sunk in a
rivr.
It ha becom chronio with a great
many citizen to complain of tha ataU
and connty offlctrs, a if they ar retpon-
tibl for th costliness of th xpnsiv
machinery that statute laws have craat-
and their official oaths bind them
to carry out as prescribed by tha law
maker.
F L Dunbar, secretary of ttat of Or
gon in hia lat published report, gives
the total money paid out by the state from
October 1st 1902 to Sep. S 0th. 190.
inclusive at $4.917,609.47. . County ex
penditure excluiv of that spent for
common schools in 1903 was $1,104,
886.84 of which Union county paid that
year $42,090.28.
I LUM BER
RETAILED AM
WHOLESALE PRICES
IWttcr Lumbr and Cheaper than Is sold, in
La Grande, - We deliver It to your building
I Grande Ronde Lumber Co ;
i max, cra!i.
to
Improves the flavor
and adds to the health
fulness of the food.
KICJI TAXLS HTARD
Union county haa been noted tor a im i
district wild and timothy, and it will
also b recognized aa an alfalfa producer
within a few years. Tha dairy businsss
is rapidly developing and the increased
alfalfa acreage makes this possible.
$2.76
8.60
4.56
4.96
6.60
11.25
16.25
18.00
11.26
11,60
1S.25
17.60
19.75
18 in Air Tight Heater. -
20 in " " "
25 in - " "
1 8 in Cast Top, Screw Draft Heater
20 in " " "
21 in Model Heater. Nickte trimming
22 in Magic Steel Palor Heater j
24 in "
1 3 in Junior Oak Coal Heater
.13 in Boss - " "
16 in - - - -
14 in Air Blast "
16 in " " " "
now $2.20
..jww S.80
..now
now,
now
now
3.60
4.00
6.3
9.00
now 12.25
now 14.46
now 8.98
now 8.16 .
now 10.76
now 14.28,
now '16.75
PRICES NET FOR CASH, or will tak your old tov or funitur iit x
change. Bring this ad along and pick out tha stov. jrou want -
F. D. HAISTEN,
PHONE RED 1161
Highest prices paid for New and Second Hand Goods
MUST BKOMf ACQUAINTED
Heretofore It waa aty f or officeekrs
to make th acquaintance of a few hun
dred delegates In state convention. -
But this thing of getting acquainted
with th whol people, in order to tand
ghost of a show" for a nomination ia
a trnuou and difficult task.
Th activity of office-seekers will have
on good effect anyway. It will fore
them to go into different part of th
state, wher perhaps they have never
been before, and in thi they will learn
how th other half of th native Uv. a
bit of information they could not parhap
hv acquired, but for th primary nomi
nating law, which compel thm to "mix'
with th people.
Although om at th candidate muet
necessarily be defeated at th primary
election, yet thi wider acquaintance
which they will acquire wlD b beneficial
to th state. People in different parte
of Oregon will hereafter have a better
understanding of each other' condition.
Thi will materially assist them in reach
ing mutual agreement in matters of
legislation hereafter. East Oragonian.
Qrand Rond valley resident have no
reason to complain of this winter's
weather. White winter commenced early
it ha not yet reached zero by S degress
and with th txception of two or three
windy day th weather has been ideal
No mud, little) wind and rather a alight
fall of snow makes Oregon about a good
a California for winter residence. .
State dairy and food commissioner
upon examining tha milk furnished by
th milk na in Portland, on Fab. 6th,
found but five out of ten dairiee that
were giving their customers pur milk a
ANNOUNCEMENT
TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS
. OF UNION COUNTY .
- . I hereby announce myself aa
Candidate for the Republican nom
nation for County Judge, subject
to the primary nominating election '
to be held April 20th.
. J. C. Hembt.
' A MODERN MIRAClf .
"Tiuly miraculous semd the recovery
pf Mr. MolUe Holt of this place, writes
J. O. R. Hooper, Woodford. Tenn, "she
was. so watted by coughing up pus from
Iter lungs. Doctors declared her end eo
near that her family had watched by her
bed-sid forty-aight hours; whan, at my
urgent request Dr. King's Nsw Discovsry
was given her, and with the astonishing
result that improvement began, and con
tinued until the finally completely recov
ered. and ia a. healthy woman today.'
60$ and $1.00 at niwum dhuo co. Trial
ottl fr.
LA. GRANDE, 02 t
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VALENTINE SOCIAL
Crystal Rbkah Lodge No. 60. will
give a valentine social at the L O. O. F.
hall. Feb. 13th. Program will be render
ed and light refreshments served. Ad
mission tan cents.
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THIS WEEK
All 25 and 60 cent novel reduced to
IS cent. ' Se our window stationary
Nbwlin Dbuo Co.
i ir.HTNiiur. cm i Fr.Tiniu
AGENCY .
. II. A. Watson, Mgr.
All claim placed In our hands
be paid direct to th creditor. ,
. Our system get th money.
Full particular mad known upon
application to interested parties. -
Offic up-stairs in Ralston building
' t . n j. e
BHIotMntm, dyspepsia, loss of appetite,
disturbed elveo, norvouanme, headache,
giddiness and drowtlnera, wind and pain
or fullneas of th stomach after meals,
told eh I II and flushings of heat, short
ness of breath these are the blank
ehcouea of Dhvslcal bankruntr
The man who suffers from these dis
orders and tMigloeta them will soon be In
the relentless (reap of some fatal disease.
If he Is naturally narrow chested and
shallow lunged, it will probably be con
sumption; If his father or another died of
naralrslsorsome nervous trouhln. It will
probably be nervous exhaustion or pros
tration, or even Insanity; If there Is a
taint la the family blood. It will be blood
or skin disease; If he lives In a new or a
ktw, swampy country. It will be mslarla;
If he Uvea a life of exnosnrn. II ma hm
rheumstlm. There Is one safe course for
a man to follow who finds himanlf 'out of
sorts snd suffering from the symptoms
drM-ribed. It Is to resort to Dr. Tierce's
uowea Medical Discovery. This medi
cine makes the SDDeiita keen, rnrrnrta all
disorder of the digestion, render awlmt
latlon perfect. Invigilates the liver, purl
fine and enriches the blood and builds
rat, healthy flesh and nerve tissue. It
cares slmost all diseases thst result from
huufHclent or Improper nourishment of
the braia and nerves. Bronchial. thimL
and even lung affections, when not too
tar advanced, readily yield to It.
fa M vomta who n1rti
iBW eoastipeuoa suiren nusialow nut-
fonloa. lr. Plem-s Plemnt Prl-
f iVIIw t a senile laxative, and
I 1 two e mild catfeartlc Hunt let a
i a mw SMier OTeipenmaae rraa to
j BIG REDUCTION SALE I
ON ALL CHRISTMAS GOODS ;
j is NOW ON AT HILL'S DRUG STORE j
Very complete line to choos from, in books, Prfum,
Toilet Set. Manicure. Hand Bags, Vase. Smoker' Seta,
Ink Well, Mirror, Albun and many othr nic thing.
Call and see what we have. .'. ..
A. T. HILL.
Prescription Druggist
j SPECIAL SALE ON ALL HOLIDAY ; ;
. GOODS
I have a few heating stoves left, both coal and '
wood, which I will close out at greatly reduced .
prices. . i
W. H. BOH N EN K A M
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farmers and Urader
9Jationa( Siank
fXm Srnd Off
NO. 44S9
Capital
Surplus
Liability of Shareholders
Total .
60,000.00
14.000.00
60.000.00
S134.OOO.0O
For the protection of its depositors! Depositors of this Bank ar ac
corded such liberal treatment as shall be in keeping with th character '
and valu of their accounts. W would be pleased to hav your ac- .
count.
JOSEPH PALMER.
Presidbnt.
O. E. McCULLY.
Asst. Cashier.
J. W. SCRIBER.
T. J. SCROQOIN.
Asst. Casuna
Beautiful Ornamental Combs
ALL THE LATEST SHAPES
AND . COLORINGS. SIDE
COMBS. AND COMB SETS
E.: M. Wellman & Company
a.
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ADAMS AVENUE S
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th law requires.
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