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: HAY ON SALE
As the coast market on hay i nry weak, there 'being no demand,
and we have lot hay bought, we. offer to the home consumer
TIMOTHY AT 50c PER CVVT. baled
MIXED HAY 45c PER CVVT. baled
We want to give the home consumer the .benefit of the decline in T
, the market ' . .
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for Sale at a Special Bargain
vTen-kte or any part of them, between Fir and Greenwood streets.
facing Jefferson Ave and adjoining the railroad tracks at a low
. price on easy terms.- ., , ' ..
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I Oregon Produce Company
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FCS RIPKESf NTATIYt . -
Mr George W. Ruckman, of Alicel. was
in the city today and filed his petition
for the nomination for Representative for
this county. Mr Ruckman comes out
on a flat footed platform announcing
where he stands Regarding the election of
United States Senators, which we publish
below. ''
PLATFORM
If I am nominated and elected, I will.
during my term of office vote for such
measures that will insure equality and
reduction of taxes and compel economy
in public affairs.
In as much as I have been in the past
a firm believer in the election of a United
States Senator by the direct vote of the
people, my individual preference has
always been that of the people's choice
and I further state to the people of Ore
gon as well as to the people of my repre
sentative district that during my .term of
office I will always vote for the candidate
for United Statee Senator in Congress
who has received the highest number of '
11 I . .L '
i no paopios vows lor mat position at uie
general election next preceeding the
l-U I lif Cmtnf in I
Congress without regard to my individual
preference, Oboroi W. Ruckman,
Candidate for nomination.
CITY BREWERY I
JULIUS ROESCH, Proprietor.
; Largest orewtng runt in eastern wrcgon
Ask for La Grande Beer and get the Best
LA GRANDE BEER IS MADE IN LA GRANDE
AND SHOULD HAVE THE PREFERENCE
race roit IITC
(Scrlppe New Association)
Albuquerque, N. M Feb. 1 6 A hard
ride of forty mile across the mountains
saved John Conley's neck from the hang
man's noose this morning. Late yester
day evening Governor Hagerman received
wire that Conley had gone violently
insane while in the jail awaiting the hmir
of his execution. ' The governor ordered
an investigation and granted reprieve
of one week. The wires were down but
courier left Embuda on the wild ride
for Taos and reached there in time to
prevevent the hanging. Conley had killed
two men in a quarrel over mining matters.
At Weiser, Idaho, Albert Barber was
sentenced to seven years for killing Chas.
Macomb with a pocket knife.
J. BULL Company
Dealers in
Fresh meats,. Home
: Cured Bacon and.
vHams, Lard, Sausage,
Bologna;- Fish and
;KsUrs,'Le;; ind
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" Phojie ;jMfJrir;48.
I '.frbmpt Delivery Service. ?
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: WALIOWA COUNTY r ;
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i "We want your collecfioh fndlash
. Jtm on Wallowa coufiWartd will Z
I guarantee prompt Vi saUsfactoiy
lerviee at resbhble rai. " I
- If yog have no diregt con- .
. . nkAtinK far .kino eare of
these items, send them to '
5 Tile rStrxk: Crowers and
OF WALLOWA. OREGON.
Wtpayflvo per cent interest on
. .. v time deposit
, e(AMTAL W5.000.00 :
' ' C. T; McDanieU Cashier.
.. I . A. K. Steumenb&iio. pres. - r
PiitiB
VOTJ
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LATTER DAVIilNTS .
"hind yBfhOol......... - ...m.W an
Ura-ulai frV . I pi
Mutual ImproTenwnt Auodatiou mcu eon-
lololly ai 1M p n
There is always a
best in Everything I
and paint is no exception
to the rule. Some claim f
8upremacy--all we ask is X
an. impartial comparison
of our paints, varnishes,
oils putty, white lead, etc. Z
with others offered you,
and your orders, if what i
z we. show stands well with X
I anything else, you : may
see in pur line,
f STANIELS a JARMAli.
I Paper Hangers and
Decoratoratars
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il MtaiHiKii r MalU.
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nttni o linirt tno .Mie te
Iwwiiov'li n nnv r isl lilil .
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"124 Third
Portlard . C
BRICK BK1CK
Brick fi(rnis.he4 in. ny unMy or any
style). -No contrast too ina or to
lrij. See samples r. owr pressed
brink. ' . ' '
GEO. KREIG.ER.
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La (Jrarxle. Oregon
I CLUt MOIMA1N HOTEL
J, W, 0' BRYANT. Prop.
. White help only. Z
Dining Room Open. Meals 25c
. Rooms 85c and 60c
Special rates by week or month
X . One block f.-om depit
X Cor. Jefferson Ave. and Depot St
X
nnonG THE
criUMK
rittft CHURI-H F CHRI8TIANH41RNCB
Put sin! Handles' uppaolte Klv Hoti
iauimf I, - ,1, il-' mm. m m
dundav Bervl ft. .,, .1 1 a m
r'lota limdH)r.... WO p in
RaltD rnnm opii dalljr Maeptlnf Sunday
Iroia 10 s in lo It m aad from t p id tu 4 p a
wwl
I AM QUiniNlG BUSINESS IN LA GRANDE
ENTIRE STOCK!
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NOTHING RETAINED
The immence crowds we have served to $2,642.00
worth of goods the past Mine Days can testify whether
it is an ordinary sale or whether we mean what we say
elOW
B
Cost
COME MOW for as soon as trade slackens we will bc::
compelled to close out the remaining stock to one con- i:
cern, on account of Expenses, then the opportunity of '!
buying merchandise BELOW WHOLESALE COST will be 1
EXAMPLE OF PRICES :
Calico 3ic a yard Outings 6c a yard, j;
j $1.50 Shoes, now 98c ' j
THI' RAINBOW STOKE
Next door to the La Grande National Bank. : ;
E. ROSHNBAUM, PROP. ; LA GRANDE, OK
CATHuUC CHURCH
. W.J. Whjw, raetor
Lew Haas.
Htu Maas.
Ta m
,.10 a m
Bwary aad Beacdkrtl aa following 10 am maas I
Bt. PETER'S EPISCOPAL CnoitCU
. Upton U. Clbba, tctor
Bvzagcalma Bandar '
Holy CoramuDloa... S a m
tluailay xhool ... 10 a ro
MorKing -rrlo...... a m
tCmnlnc HerW.. ,., p to
very one Invited ta attend tbn strvioes
' M. V CHURCH.
Be H.'H. Muwrr, pastor
Sunday Hrhool
10 am
Epwortb Leaga....,.,....... IXl in
nutor Umw. , - ..... p m
Church 8rvlo,...,.... I aSud7S0pa
U'lrolar ipraav and Ita cars1'
KtcoIbi "A tienmndlnf balng and a re
nuukablt character"
A rwdl.l iQvlialloa to all tome a. tvLcm
utenddtnatl.
PRK8BYT' KIAN CHURCH , .
. Rev, C II Harai pastor ,
Manila? Itohool ,.-....Ma
Junior Kudaavor t p at
rtcalor KndaaTQf SJO
Prajrar Mretliut Thuruday Tja f ra
Prearhlui MuudaT II eat aad 7 p at
Mnrnini "The rvangtlUlle Church" " " .
Evening-"The Joy .a -.iMo-
Tne ohonu obolr under the direction ot Mra
Lrle,
A cordial Invitation to (ivaa to nil who aar
no ohnrch noaae ta attend tbcae aarvlcae
t A f T II HI 1 II j
nnilTF ! Fine h
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(Scrlppe News Association) VUI 1 1 VVA1U 1 I Vl V !
Washmirton. D. C. Feb. 16.-Wm. L. - W " !VB T ! '
I Merry, the American minister to San i ' zzzz ' ' 5j
Jose. Costa Rica reports that the Costa ' " I
i ana ; :-
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(Scrlppe News Association) .
Washington. D. C. Feb. 16. Wm. L
Merry, the American minister to San
Jose, Costa Rica reports that the Costa
Rioah government has announced its in
tention of completing within the'vear th
nter-ocean railroad from Linton to Put -teronas.
Only twenty-flve milee of the
road remains yet to be constructed. ' It is
claimed that on account of the heavy
grades the road will not be valuable from
a commercial point of view as the Te
hauntepeo road, but by it Costa Rica will
be able to market its coffee to a better
advantage. This road will make for
tourists one of the most delightful trips
across the Isthmus. Travelers wlil pre
fer the Costa Rica route to the shorter
Panama route because it is considered
more healthful. 1
IN DYSPEPSIA
Osteopathy has a message of cheer for
dyspeptics. Going beyond the old schools
searching out the cause, it comes witn a
new cure, and a real cure. Not in the
CfcSTHAI.UHUHCH at OHRIHT
OPPWlTKBOMMpH HQU8M
t u Yin MHM tana ft. at. -
f " I . i :n ai
RIMe ncbpl--,.mm-.-.IO a at ; inapt w marvelous pin i a upon um
Mornlni Warship..,., . Unas ( symptoms, nor yet in prolonged fasting
VflCK maHna-..., .. Ti ipa a., jji, 0 wni0h people have lust distrust
enc.llatc asrvVrc.
Prayer roraUn Wd"ada..
Bojra Ulub frr X..WMIHIWWWW.,H,
A cordial rnvltattoa lo all the
-siQ) m
But cause has been deter-
BAPTIST CHCHCH
Rn.W IL Olbaaa pastor
tlnnnny Wo haul
B Y. f.
.iea at
.. ss
Prayer MH!ti, .Thur-4 tp an
r reaching Huaday...-.. .11 a m and 7J0 p m
Kojsdah. "lurdat.........M7jn pm
Uomlnf-xTta Hmvenly via" . .
Bvanlnt 'Jraua Cbrlnl nnd the Common
People
Tonne; People mtlt Las by Dr. UK.
Hawke.
Thrae-lTirlafa I Ife"
Sunday BrhM ! IMnda raaehed the
high water nark of kale ye" and la data, aing (
la la'tnai. t
Com with on. - .
.al cm Ilvfc ui
m u in mined to be. in most cases, a defective
spot in the back due to abnorm I spina,
po utione. This disturbance in the struc
ture of the spine serves to overthrow the
balance of the nervous system in such a
way that the stomach and intestines are
robbed of their full quota of nerve force,
wh le at the same time there is a- depriv
ation of blood to these organs. .-With the
bl O I s ppl and physiorogtcaa' control of
these org ns inhibited the way it open for
very sort of defective function which is
disease. Osteopathy's message and miss
Ion is to restore this nerve and blood sup
ply by correcting the defective spine.
RtADY FOR BUSinCSS ,
The La Qrande Messenger Service ie
ready for bune.. Call Rd 261 for
messenger to run errands deliver pack
ages etc. '
Centennial Hotel
Under new management.. ;
Board and Room $S per week, cash.
Meals 25 eta. Special rates furnishe
Monthly patrons. No, HIT Adame Ave.
PhotwNo, mi.
Mr. V. E. Murohison, proprietress
Af
VanBuren's
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OiDPEOPL
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E CONSTANT
SUFFERERS
Most bid people are great sufferers in Winter. They WINTER
ate seldom free from pains or ailments of some description because they are
not as able to wnthatud theeverity of the climate, with its dtmp, cWgini!
weather, as are their younger, more vigorous companions. Cold weather
starts the old aches and 4ainj; they suffer with chilly sensations, cold!
efuemm,es. P00' PPebt nd digestion, nervonsnesa, sUners and,
other afflictiops peculiar to old age. With advancing years the strc-'gi h and
vitality of the system begm to decline. The heart action isw& ud irregu
;Mr!J, l?1tTI?adS,Ugshini,9 "Elation, and often somel
Si ffli a !LaAha ,n,do,,nt in the y8tcm years begins o man,
(test itself. 'A nrt or mmn Uvnu . . . ..
h , w L V- .I . vuuu,raome re or nicer, sitin ais-.
r eases break mt, or thesl.ght rheumatic pains felt in younger days now cause
I sleenlesa nichta ami kmn r,f ti : ' . . rr.
... . . is no reason wnv old are should'
.trnmr nri t,.i. . XlT " e bloo1 is kept pure and the s stem-
! ia . V Can, vne S' S- S- " ia mediefne that is especially!
aimuud to old twnn a. Unn. i ,'. . . . t""y
, . . , - . i - " wmv cuLiiciy ui roots. Herbs and liarkn
elected for their purifying, healing and building-up prppeK and fcf,
.nn mild ttfld tTAtltU in ; L C o -
and reinyigorates the sluggish blood so that i'i
moves with more rapidity- and clears it ob al
jj impunties ana poisons. As this rich, health' .
BiiDnw ut-nr... . --- inrouga me body every pat
PURELY VEGETABLE. of th ystem is built up. the appetite and d.
the diseases anrl Si,?? 5ml'rove. tte heart action increases and
ualsL iw. D,Seaacs' all trouble arising lrom
WLloo,L swift SPECtnC CO.. ATLOaTA, L-