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ROYAL Baking
Powder is indispens
able to the prepara
tion of the finest
cake, hot-breads
Volls and muffins.
' No other batetig "pmd&t equals v it in
sttcasth, parity and VflsooaiesS.'
: ; hoym 1 iiAoi no cumvrtz
PftOFEiSIORAL CARDS
...PHYSICIANS
' - 'at biggers''Tm. ' d. v .
t Physician and ' Suroeon '
Office Ralston Bid. over J.M.Barry store
QflBot .Hon ' BlackV 1521 " ;
Rseidww Phone Red 1 00 f
DR. A, L RICHARDSON
PhiIIcjan" and' Suroeon
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. .Offlc over Hlll'e- Drug Store.
Office Phone 1362 Residence Main 65
N. MOUTOR M. D.
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PHYSIOIAN AND " SUROEON
Cor- Adam Avenue and Depot St
Otlko Main 6a
Resident Main 68
WILLAFD SMITH X;,,,
rHYIIOIAN AND IUROEON
Lewie Building, opposite Sommer House
0."fic hours, 1 to 4, 7. to 8. p. m. . .
PhoneMainTl ,1,,; '; 'x 'i''-.V;
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FHY?CAI AND SURGEONS '
Office in Foley Building. Phone Main 19
C. T. Bason fteidenoe, Main J8 - i
M, K, Hall residence, Mala 2
CHARLES E. HAWKE; M. D.
' Physician ' Suroeon ; y .
Office Plwe Red 126 1 y
Residence Phone Black 831
Office in Sommer Building
Veterinary suroeon
DR. P. A. CHARLTON ,
VETERINARY SUROEON ' .
Office at Hill's Drugstore, La Grande Or
Residence Phone Red, 701 -Office
Ptwn 1561 . FrmrLJn68
: . ATT0RNEY8 k .
CRAWFORD & CRAWFORD
Attorneys-at-Law f .
LA ORANDE OREOOON
t Offi in F'leX Building 1
. J. W. KNOWLES
Attdrnit and Counsellor at Law
Offioe In Ralston Building ,
' La Grande. Oregon.
H. T. Wiluams A. C. William
WILLIAMS BROS :
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Office in Ralston Building '
La6rande. Oregon
L. A. PICKLER
Civil, Minino, ' Irnioation Enoineerino
and Surveyino
- "-timatee, Plane, and Sptoifi- ;. (
, catio, 0ffl6, in Bohnenkamp' !
Building. .
La Grande.
Oheoon
5rvice
Thie drug etore tries to eerve
cuttomnoi.il that the, will not UuX
of going elMwner. for drug
71 T. H.O. PreeorlptioiiDrugSU
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H6VAL BAKlNfil POwbEfl COu'NEW VOflK
Dentists
- , REAVIS BROS ,
dentists "
Office Sommer Building
Office Black 61 Residence 1171
C B. CAUTHORN :
DENTIST '
Offioe over Hill's Drug Store
La Grardr, Oreoon
Classified Advertisements. !
Rates One cent a word, one-half a
cent a word each subsequent inser
tion. Classified adda bring quick re
sells. Try one today.
FOR RELIABLE " ABSTRACTS OF
TITLES go to the La Qrande Invest
ment Company, La Grande, Ore,, In
Foley building. , r
REAL ESTATE LOANS Any amounU
on city and country real estate. Loans
' closed promptly, ae soon as title is ap
proved; . La Grande Investment Coh
pany. '' ; -
FOR RENT Five room house orj gqrner
Depot and Fifth treets, furnished com
plete, ,ot. housekeeping. For particulars
phone Red S61.
FOR SALE-8 year old Jersey bull, for
particulars enquire of i, W. McAlister
' or of the farm of Mrs. Lindsey, north
of Island City. ' ' -
FOR SALE CHEAP About 10 cords of
dry slab wood. Thie wood is near the
" Georgi Harmon place on Adam Ave.
Inquire or write j. H- MiNNAUOH, Prry.
Ortgon. .. ; ... . ... :: . .m- . ri
FOR SALE OR RENT Five robm house
and furniture for sale 1 106, N. St
Phone Blaclfl 77 iV O.W.Tnqmas
PELTS, FURSl'jliNK-Highest pries
paid for pelu, fur End junk at the
Harris sorral, one blok east of Geddes'
grooery etore. - Moss Harris,
WANTED- Woman to do workfor
family of two. Call this office or 1808
Cedar street, mornings.
NURSERY STOCK If you want hardy
nursery stock, order of Union Nurser
ies. Union,. Oregon.
FOR SALE-Fme'Sghillsr piano, In use
only one year, at a sacrifice. Call at
Methodist parsonage.. ; ;
WANTED Tie-makers for work on P. &
L N. Ry. Extension, north of Council,
Idaho, Wages 12 cents per tie. In
spection monthly. Good timber. Trans
portation furnished over P, & I. N. Ry.
Apply to Lewis Hau. tie contractor.
Welser, Idaho. ,
FOR RENT-Furnished house-keeping,
rooms. Inquire of Mr. E. M. Jones.
FOR SALE Two modern cottagss in
the residence portion of Walla Walla.
Inquire of Mrs. Simmons, comer 8th
end N Streets.
J" J; L MARS ' V
Contractor " and "Builder
VaWriu Biui'lin Material ;'
La Grande, Oregon
i a line naming work, and I will
nam the ri'lit pik.e.
tKs lightest
most-
delicioiB
and .
, ; SE OCR WIROOW
The latest copyright books $1,50.;
; Newun Dhuo company.
FOR SALE Entire lot of household goods
, for sale. Call at the premise Cor. De-
, pot and Fourth St. Mrs. Fred Bock
FOR RENT Five room cottage, enquire
r of Mrs. Emma Simmon, Cor. 8th and
N street. .-.-"
FOR RENTOne acre garden and new
; five room house. Minnesota land man
WANTED Olds to sew on special parts
also apprentices, apply to Mrs. Mc
Donald in Corps building.
WANTED Two waiter girls immediately
, at the Model restaurant ' ... t z
; Now Is the time to do your fencing,
you need fencepoete, we nave them , Tor
sale, Our poet were out from green fur
and tamarack tree and ar thoroughly
dry. We have about 6000 of them which
we must dispose of thie epring. We will
exchange them for live stock, hay, grain.
SS potatoes or other produce.
' Leave orders at The Golden Rule or at
No. 1608 Sixth Street. Also dry cord
wood for sale in any quantity.
' -;- - -: I Anthony'
, KoustuoiD twmm
Dr. Hawke will sell at, private sale all
his household furniture All new and In
first class shape. Call at residence op
posite court house.
Aucnon ;
I will sell at public sale at my place two
and one-half miles north. nd one-half
mile east of Island Qity. at 10 o'clock-a.
m on Friday. Feb. 8f. 1906, the fol
lowing list of property!
6 Brood Mare, four with foal, from 8
to 12 years old. 1 driving mare, single
or double. 1 yearling gait, and one two-
year old- , 9 milqh oowe. giving milk.
I yearling heifetr. 4 calves, two six
months and two four month old. 18
head of sheep. 16 ehoaU and 8 brood
sow. 1 Deering binder, new. , I Deer-
ing mower, new. I 12-Inch gang plow.
1 8-foot drill. J three-inch section har
row. 2 walking plow. 1 hay rack. 1
roller. 1 wagon, two and one-half inch.
I eete double harness. Several tons of
grain hay. bound. S00 buthtl clean seed
ots. "Big Four."
$10 or under, oash:, over $10, six
months time on approved security at 8
par cent interest.
. . ' E. Damon,
Ed. Strinoham. auctioneer.
DRfSSMAKISQ
Mrs. Katharine Jean McDonald has
opened dressmaking rooms on the flrst
floor of the Corpe building and would be
pleased to meet the ladies of La Grande.
" sTooiiM-MRy Manna
The annual meeting of the Stockholders
of the La Orande Masonic Building Asso
ciation will be held at the office of Turner
Oliver, at 2 o'clock p. m, Feb. 19th. 1906
for the purpose of electing a board of Ave
directors, and the transaction of such
other business ae may come before the
meeting.- J. E. Reynolds, Sec.
: . , ROIKf
, Notice Is hereby given that my wife.
Rosalia Johnson, having left my bed and
board without Just provication. that that
I will qot be responsible for any bills she
may contract from thie date.
Axle Johnson
Dated this eighth day of Feb, 1906, at
Perry, Union county Oregon.'
Flattering prospects have been held out
3 Mayor C. A. Johns who ha l i
Western Oregon for the past month, on
his campaign for the office of governor on
the Republican ticket and 'who returned
to hie home In this
Mayor Johne stated that his trip has been
most pieaoant and successful one, ,thnt
1 is in the best of spirits and that who
ever he ha been during the campaign so
far the people have treated him very
niceiy ana that he 1 enjoying every min
ute of his campaign.
After attending to some business af-
laurs ixire, of Dnvata naturn tnr fw
days. Mayor John says h will again
I- t t '
wee up ni eanvaie and expects to visit
every cjty and town of importance in
every county of Oregon, between the pre
sent time and April 20, H eays the
success h ha encountered. vrywher
has ben ve.ry flattering And was much
greater than he expect '
Atter a thorough and careful canvass
of all the Important town and cities in
southern Qreiron.'' said Mr. Johns, "mv
friends assur m beyond any doubt
whatever, that 1 win carry Lane, Doug
las, j Josephine and Jackson counties 1
will also be strong in both Linn and Mar
ion counties and vryone concedes me
row ana ungoin. mner gity Herald.
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- Squirrel, are out, the buttercups are
in blossom and the air is mild and balmy.
I I. E. Trippaer, the Cove butoher took a
carload of steers to Portland this week
After spending a few days in Cove on
businese Archie McNeil has returned to
Monmouth to resums his studies.
Charles Wills met with ' painful ac
cident last Friday at Abbot's saw-mill
cutting hit hand quit severely.
The Lady MaccJTOs tf Ever Ready
Hive installed their officer for the en
suing year Tuesday afternoon. A nice
luncheon followed the installation cere
mony, Th .'new . Lady Commander; is
Flora White, the Lady Record Keeper is
Era Trippeer
; The Hwe will here after . hold its
meetings at the (. O. O. F. hall the second
and fourth Saturdays of eaoh month.
; Mr. Dyer, the confectioner and baker, is
having an addition built to. his store.
I William Harris has remodeled and en
larged the bouse on his recently purchas
ed home up the cayon, . ,
The Cove Telephone Co has decided to
change to Verger system which gives
them connection with, the prinoipal points
of the county, , , . '
Miss Bells Sills after closing a success
ful school at Red " Pepper, has gone to
Monmouth to take a special teachers'
course.
E. P. McDaniel has ' sold his home
place in the Cove to Mr. Wilbur, the
woolen mill man of Union. Consideration
$6000, .We understand that Mr. Wilbur
will divide the track into lots which he
will place at eale. '
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Clark gave a de
lightful valentine social at their home
Wednesday evening. The game of hearts
wae the first feature , of , the program.
E. C. Ree winning first honor. A tilho
nett contest was then engaged in which
created much merriment Mrs. Frank
Dougherty was the successful guesser.
The rooms were appropriately decorated
About forty guests were present all of
whom spent a most delightful evening.
Tilt NUTM Of THE MATTER
Of the 106 counties in Kansas. 85 are
without a pauper. 25 have no poor houses
and 87 have not a criminal case on the
docket In Kansas, women have had
full municipal suffrage s uce 1887. "
ir during these eighteen years ' women
had neglected their home s for colitics.
as the opponents of equal rights prophesy
that they will, half the men in Kansas
would have been brought to the poorhouse
by lack of thrift and domestic industry
on the part of their wives, and the rising
gereration would have gone astray an
filled th prisons to overflowing for wi t
of motherly care. Just the opposite h
nappened. Thie is another illustration of
the fact that "it is idle to argue, from
prophecy when we can argue from hist-
When a bill wae introduced a Tear or
two ago to take municipal suffrage away
rrom we women of Kansas, no wonder it
was voted down almost unanimously, and
amid a ripple of amusement
Alice Stone ecackwkll
Chicago Progressive Thinker..
SPfdAl OffK Cf MVELOPIS
Anr oackaire of envalooes in our window
till Wednesday the 21st for 6 cent. You
can't afford to mis this chance. . -
Newlin Druo Company.
Stationery department
: Is equal to the :
: demand tocca
j stoned. ' by the !
: Coal shortage.!
:Cood, Dry Wood:
: delivered to any :
: part or the city. :
Steam rolled :
5 barley and all :
: kinds of feed, j
Phone Main 6
i CRAMDL RONDt! (ASi! CO 5
Lewis Bros. Prop.
" J TADLC BOARDERS 1
. Mrs. Grace Barrie Vould like six table
boarders at No. 1808, 4th. St For nar
ticulare call up red 881.
LYMAN & SON,
: TRUCK AND TRANSFfK
Best equipment for careful and
and prompt transfer.' - Piano
Amoving a specialty. Trial order
'solicited. ..' Prompt and. careful
l service guaranteed,
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Day phone Main 64
Night phone Red 301.
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; ; We have on hand a good hardy J
, , stock, Apple trees, Cherry, Piar, i
" Peach. Plum, . Prune. . Apricot "
I ; Blackberries, Raspberries, ' Straw- ',
, , berries. Asparagus, Rhubarb, Oma-
mental and Shade Trees, twenty-' 1 '
I icur vaneues or Koses. Teas, Cum- Z
Z bers, Ramblers and Hybred Perpe- X
iusis, onruooery, ueuuia, bpirea, J
f Weigeila. Althia, Hydrangea, Lilac, X
. . nuiicysucHie, e
T Barberry. Send for price list. X
T . . I IklltM ,M it.r r i .if W
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E. O. Lovely,-, salesman, La X
C.rmnA ftr ...... T
: ufholstering and cabiket :
MAKIItu
furniture repaired and upholstered 2
No order too small or too large.
All work guaranteed.
2 Old furniture made good a hew "
E. L SCOTT,
e Shop 1420 Adam Avenue - ;
Phone Red 672 .
t Mf HTMNC COLLECTION :
AGENCY
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H. A. Watson, Mr.
All claima placed in our hands
be paid direct to the creditor.
Our system gets the money.
Full particulars made known upon
application to interested parties.:
Office up-stairs in Ralston building
La Grande, Or. Z
Wood! Wood! Wood! j
': Good dry wood delivered -
: to any part of the city.
ANY LENGTH, ANY KINO, I
Special price on quantity
' orders. No. order too
large or too email
James Beavers, ; Red 1441
MIMMMMIMI
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I OUR GROCERIES
GO FAST.
That RflAftn t maun . 1. , .
have a quick delivery system, but
that they re in such demand that
they don t remain in the store any I
length of time. That's the reason
our stock is always fresn; that's t
the reason we can afford to sell I
low. The "nimble sixpence" brings I
us profits often, so we can afford
to share them with our customers, I
Are vou one? Ifnnt W.m .... I
PHONE MAIN 46
QEDDEBR2J
NORTH FIR STREET
J. R. OLIVER.
U NfO N f() UNTY
ABSTRACTS
Farm Loans a Specialty
Best equipped abstracter in Union
county. Many yeare experience .
with the Union county records
gives me a great advantage; 'It
ie folly to purchase real estate
without first securing a proper
abstract. An abstract from my
office will show the title' just as
it appeare on the official record.;
j. R. .OLIVER,
LA ORANDEOREO M
Room 8 1 Sommer Building
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butcher. It will be worth your J
while to give us a trial order if you are -looking
for a thoroughly reliable .market I
where you can be sure of finding a pleas- '
Ing variety of first-class meat and poultry
We can surely interest you with our 1
Rohr & Company
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nbons, creams, marshmallows.
wafers, , buttercups, caramels,
glace nuts, candy curls and all the
good kinds of confectionery, when
furnished by Selder. are always
sure to be fresh, tempting, delicious
and refreshing". . We take great
pride in our confection and expend
our best skill and experience in
thair making, insuring a quality
that cannot be surpassed.
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