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COME AND LOOK
At our storage No. I, filled with the choicest hay
that Grande Ronde Valley produced last season.
All grades; Timothy, Wild and Mixed. Our prices
are very low.
We also have for sale small apples at 50c per
box. Onions, Parsnips, Carrots Potatoes, Vine
gar, fancy green California Cabbage, also Eggs
; We are at all times In the market for all kinds
of vegetables in large or small quantities.
PHONE MAIN 2
i ; Oregon Produce Company
CITY BREWERY
1ULIUS ROESCH. Proprietor.
: Largest Brewing Plant
Ask for La Grande
! LA GRANDE BEER IS
i ; AND SHOULD HAVE
J. BULL & Company
Dealers in
Fresh meats, Home
Cured Bacon and
' Hams, Lard. Sausage.
Bologna, Fish and
Oysters, Live and
Arewt Pniilfrv Ftr.
Phono Main 48. (
mpt Delivery Service.
WALLOWA COUNTY
Send your collections
and cash items to
Tte Stock Growers1 and :
farmers Bank, :
OF WALLOWA, OREGON.
We pay Ave per cent interest on
time deposit
CAPITAL. . :
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C. T. McDanisu Cashier.
A. K. Stkunenbero, Pres. ;
1-
Brick furnished in any quantty or any
style. No contract too small or to'
large. Sea samples of our pressed
brick. . ' i
GEO. KREIGiER
La Uraude, Oregon '-
BLUE MOUNTAIN HOTEL t
J. W. O' BRYANT. Prop.
. White help only. .
Dining Room Open, Meals 85c,
Rooms 25c and 60c
Special rates by week or month x
One block from depot. '
Cor, Jefferson Ave. and Depot St 2
-
in Eastern Oregon t
Beer and? get the Best ,
MADE IN LA GRANDE
. THE PREFERENCE
THE LA GRANDE .:;
j NURSERY !;
SHADE TREES
Is one of my special
ties. Delivery to be
made - on or after
" March 16. i
Special bargains on Roses t
I also have a fine lot of Apple,
pear, prune, plum, cherry, appri
i cot, peach, mulberry, shade
trees and ornamental trees,
grapes, currents, gooseberry, ',
blackberry, dewberry, rasp- j J
berry, vines, creepers, and
hedge plants.
Phone 1511, Thorns' grocery
Geo. W. Powell, X
vour stomach churns and digests the
food you eat and If foul, or torpid or out
of order, your whole system suffers from
blood poison, Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea keeps you well. 35 cents. Tea or
Tablets. , Newlin Ubuo Co.
f MAY I HELP!
YOU
in your choice of paint or varnish
for your home? is the unspoken
Query of every man in this store.
We don't claim to know alt about
X paints, but make the modest pro-
fession that we have a slight ink
X ling of what you need for either in-
fienor or emenor nousa aecorauon.
Put us to the test -ask all the
quesMons you like and see our color
i card. Chances are you'll buy paint
nere.
SIANIELS & JARMAIU
Paper Hangers and
Decoratoratars
nnonG THE :
CHURCHES
ntUT CHURTH I r CHHlSTIAKHI'IENtR
Buaaial BuUdlac uppoalte Kitev Hotel
gaadar arfuwJ ,, ,, s m
BundHjr Berrl ' , , ,L n a m
Sorvlocs dOMdy .. rjo p m
Iwdln room opra datlv eeprlnf 9undj
from Mam loll a aad from! pa tot pm
LATTER DAV HINTS
Hnndajr gnhonl in n
Krgulaj ,,, ,,, , . a ul, i p M
Mntaal Improvement Aaaoclatioa mcala eoa
olaUrat7.apni -'
CATHOLIC CHURCH
W.J. Wbvte, rector
UwMim.
UlKb Maaa.
-10 a m
Rosary aad Beacdirtloo following-10 a m.
Bt. PBTBRt EPISCOPAL CIIDHCH
J Uptoo H. Glbba, rector
Pint Sunday la Lent
Holy CoromnnloB.........,.....ja m
Bandar feboo.... , , , , ....nt m
Morning Hwrvtee. .U a m
Kvenlng Berries . 6 a m
' Batarda. Feb. SM-Si, Matthias Day '
Holy Ootnmunlon...... nio a. m
Every one invited to attend tbe tcrviees
M. K CHURCH
" Be . H. H.Mower, pastor .
Sunday Bohool.... ..10 am
Bpwortb Lerue... . em a m
Junior ..... a m
Cnarchsarvlooa, 1 aaiand7bai
A coidWI Invitation to all tbeae aenleea
as tended to alt
CKHTKAI.CHUKCH or CPRIHT
OPPOSITE SOMMBK UOU8K
aH.KIncpaator, IWS P.8k
Bible 8cbool....-..10 a ai
M amine Worhlo.. . 11 a m
VP8CK mlln.....,...7 p m
vaoarllatle aenrk..... 8 p m
Prayer meeting WrdaeadayMi'...gflO p bi
Boys Club Kri ay.-...... .......J0 to ;
A eordlal laviution to all tbe aervloea.
BAPTI8T CHURCH
Bet. W. IL Olbaoa pailor
Monday School
. .10em
B. Y.P. M ftSOpm
Prayer Merlins ..Thurda 8pm
Prcacblnf Hunday.........ll a m and 7:30 p m
Boys Clab, Saturday .... .7) p m
Horning "America for Christ'
Young People's meeting Led by .Viae Unit
Bunnell"
Ttirme "What la Trae Happlnem"
At twelve o'clock tba "Lo d' Supper" w II
be administered. At eleven an onVriug for
Home Mtsalons will be made.
To all ae vires we Invite and welcome botti
friends and atrangen. Come.
PRK8BYT 7 KIAN CHCBCH
Bav. E B Haya, pator .
Monday School ...,M.............
......10 a m
... p ra
..:10 p m
Junior Endeavor ...
Hen lor Knuearor....'.
Prayer Meeiius ThnraUay...
..7jta p m
Preaeblng Hunday... 11 am and 7: p m
M imlog "Decteualoi In Love"
Evening -A Leader's (tueetion1
Mr. H. Hnckenberry recently of New YO'k
City and son of Prof, H. J. Ho keuberry of
tblsolty. will sing Fahbath morning, a aolo
"The Lord la my Light."
The chores choir under the direction at Mm
Lyle.
A cord-el Invitation ia given to all wbo have
aoohurch borne lo attend tbeae services
GTY EltCTION NOTICE
' Notice Is hereby given that the annual
city election for the city of La Grande,
Oregon, will take place in said city, on
on the 12th day of March, 1906, and that
the polls for such election will be open
from the hour of 9 o'clock a. m. until 6
p. m. said day.
That said election will be for the pur
pose of electing the following named
officers:
One mayor, one city recorder, one city
marshal, one city treasurer, one council
man from, the first ward, said city, one
councilman from the second ward, said
city, one councilman from the third ward
said city, and two councilmen from the
fourth ward, said city. '
That there will be submitted to the tax
paying voters of said city, the following
propositions to be voted upon:
- (a) Shall the said city of La Qrande
acquire the springs situated south of said
city, known as the Falk Springs and the
Schilling Springs, and pipe the waters
thereof to the reservoir of said city, at a
cost not to exceed $ 1 2.000.
' (b) Shall the city of La Oranda retire
the present outstanding bonds of said
city, drawing six per cent interest, and in
lieu thereof issue bonds not drawing to
exceod five per cent.
The following polling places, judges and
clerks are hereby designated:
First Ward City hall (court house).
Judges: Perry Clark. W. N. Monroe, Chas.
Noyee. Clerks: D. E. Cox, Arthur Curtis,
Martin Sheasley.
Second Ward New council rooms,
(city recorder's office). Judges: Geo. Ball,
John Baker, David Bay. Clerks: C. J.
Vanderpool, J. L. Ebersole, H. E. Coolidge.
Third Ward Parsonage. M. E. church,
south. Judges: B. W. G randy, J. M
Hilts. Perry Stephenson. Clerks: Chest
er Newlin, A. C. Williams. R. L. Lincoln
Fourth Ward Geddes store. Judges:
H. C Montgomery. J. M. Price. Jas. Far
quaharson. Clerks: Wm. James, John
Allen. J. K. Fiturerald.
In witness whereof, I nave hereunto at
tached my hand and affixed the seal of
my office, this 1 9th day of February.
1906. I. R. Snook, City Recorder.
uuiTirv son rriTrnr
mil I ill. I I UK r Kul ILK
Mr. Whitney, who is seeking the nomi
nation for state printer on the Republican
ticket, is the present incumbent and is
now serving his first term. During his
administration he has run a strictly union
office. He has also inaugurated the eight
hour day voluntarily, which has made of
Salem an eight-hour town so far as the
printing trade is concerned. In addition
to this he has raised the scale of the fore
man in the composing and press depart
ments. He has also earned the reputa
tion of being a most excellent employer.
The boys in the state printing office have
nothing but good words to say for Mr.
Whitney. Portland Labor Press.
ELECTRIC PUMP 7
Pendleton's water supply is to be
pumped into the reservoir by electricity in
the future at an annual cost to the water
commission of $5,500 a year, for any
amount up to 1,200,000 gallons a day.
This is according to the terms of a ten
year contract entered into yesterday after
noon between the water commission and
the Northwestern Gas & Electric Com
pany. The Electric Company has agieed to
provide and install, free of cost to the
city, and at any place desired near or at
the present water power station, a seventy-five
horse-power motor and a two
step turbine Worthington pump, capable
of pumping 1000 gallons a minute, or a
maximum of 1,200,000 gallons a day.
Tribune. " . ,
' Will HEAD LEPROSY RESEARCH.
Boston, Mass, Mar.' 2. Dr. Walter
R! Brinckerhoff, of the Harvard Medical
School, left here today for New York
and Washington, to comple his prepara
tions for his departure for the Hawaiian
Islands, where he will assume the posi
tion of director of the proposed United
States Government Leprosy Research
Hospital, to be erected under his super
vision In the Leper , Settlement. Dr.
Brinckerhoff will arrange for the plans
and equipment of the hospital and the
and the selection.of his staff before his
departure for Hawaii, . which will take
place in about two or three weeks.
REVIVE "YELLOW KIDS"
Athena, Mar. 2. Baseball enthusiasms
in eastern Oregon will be pleased to know
that the famous "Yellow Kid'" baseball
nine will in ail probability be reorganiz
ed again in Athena this season. .Steps
are being taken to again have a team of
this kind, which was the record breaker
of this section..
"KID" WHITE TO HANG
Olympia, Wash. Mar. 2 Governor
Mead this morning again denied a respite
to "Kid" White, who will be 'hanged at
Walla Walla penitentiary today
White's attorney submitted the confes
sion of Convict Hildebrand, White's "part
ner" and a life-timer, that White did not
fire the fatal shot, and urged a respite.
Off FOR EUROPE
(Scr'.ppa News Association)
New York, Mar. 1 McCurdy sailed for
Europe this morning. One by one the
life insurance men are seeking other
quarters. It is not known whether or not
his son and son-in-law will follow.
CONSUMPTION INCREASING
Average Now Is Four- Hundred Deaths
Per Day.
Does the reader of this paper realize
that this very day, in this country alone,
four hundred homes are each made sad
by the death of a victim of consumption?
Tomorrow will be a repetition of today's
calamity, and so it will go : on until the
people come to realize the fact that t
very large number of these deaths are
entirely unecessary.
Consumption is both a contagious, and
curable disease in its first stages. Yet
many intelligent people do not realize this
fact
Mr. Newlin of the Newlin Drug Co.
says, "drug and cough syrups for bron
chial and lung troubles are only palliative
and do no permanent good; they may
deaden the cough and stimulate the pat
ient for a time, but they do not cure and
they usually upset the stomach a bad
after effect."
Eminent physicians, however, agree
that when the symptoms of lung trouble
first appear, if the patient will obtain all
of the sunshine by day. and fresh air by
night possible, eat sound bread stuffs,
good meat, eggs and milk in abundance
and take the best cod liver preparation to
be found, they will employ the surest
means known for a cure.
The undesigned will guarantee Vino) to
be the best cod liver preparation. It is
not a patent medicine, as everything in It
is printed on the bottle, and it contains
in a highly concentrated form all of the
curative, body building, medicinal ele
ments of cod liver oil actually taken from
fresh cod's livers, but no oil .to clog the
system, upset the stomach and retard its
work. Any one can try Vinol on our
guarantee to refund their money if it fails
to give satisfactory results.
Newlin Druo Co.
Service
This drug store tries to serve every
customer so well that they will not think
of going elsewhere for drug store goods.
A. T. Hill. Prescrip tionDrugSti
S. EDMONDS, I
V TAILOR ' I
NEW SPRING LINE OF WOOLENS ARRIVED
ALL THE LEADING EXCLUSIVE STYLES "
McKennon Building, next door to J. H. Pear's Jewelry Store.
. . D. H. STEWARD,
TUESDAY,
The play that ' ; ' Picturesque
: won't wear out ' ' ' W. E; NANKEVILLE'S ; - -Melodrama
A RECORD . BREAKING . PLAY,
r JJ M n M
: riu niN
s A heroic, pathetic drama
of real life among the
Arkansas hills.
A company above the average!
PRICES Boxes and Orchestra
Circle and Balcony 60c. ' Children
Z at Van Burens.
iTW'S -
r. H, STEWARD,
Special engagement of the popular
- : actor ,
- Mr. Percy Hunting
Supported by a company of unusual
excellence, presenting three scenic
productions.
. Thursday night T
A FIGHT FOR MILLIONS
Friday night " .
WHEN THE BELL TOLLS
Saturday Night I
IN LOUISIANA
Orchestra - - - 60c
Orchestra Center, Dress
Circle and Gallery - 30c
Children in Gallery - - - 20c
Seats on sale Wednesday at
Van Burens
THURSDAY, MARCH 1
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CATAlwH
A cold in the head is a common ailment,
IHtN CONSUMPTION
but it rarely ever stops there. It often Krows stubborn and protracted the
mucous membranes, or inner lining of the body, become inflamed Sprite
filthy unhealthy matter which is absorbed by the blood anrWpro!
fom? .?5 Th -pleainTsV
ringing noises in the ears, headache, Ik Catarrh for tweWe years ana
poor appetite, mucus dropping back !JZ?d ltU!!ith h?ha, now
Into the throat, and. feeling St gen- "gW.K
eral debility. Every day the blood t;kiniVi2bt?TUMind,lftr
becomes more heavily loaded with ' Y?
these poisonous secretions, and if the tiSSSitf PM00"?;'
troubleisallowedtorunon. thelung. 78'7rISata
become diseased from the constant 1804 Kal vnevlile, IndT
passage of poisoned blood through them, and then Catarrh termi-.l i. v
nTof cnJdi. 'nd faU,'dfs. Consul
nd of Catarrh permanently is to deanse the blood, and S. S. s T.Th ideal
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PURELY VEGETABLE. rrtorie'?
0U corner of the body, the enUrTsystem Tis "tre-rthTS gt1 t0- ,n0'
WSWin" SPECIFIC CthzATlANTA, CA,
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Proprietor and Manager.
MARCH 6.
A magnificently staged
and cnmnUta nmrfiirHon
Universally endorsed by the press.
$1.00. Orchestra Center, 75c. Dress 2
and Gallery, 26c. Seats on Sale Sunday
OPERA
Proprietor and Mgr
OUR REPAIR DEPRIMENI
is equipped with everything Wren
able us to do high-class work. It
is in charge of a skilled and there
no job too delicate or too difficult to
be successfully treated. .
Jewelry watches, Etc given to us
for repairs will receive our prompt
and careful attention. ,
J. H. PEARE;
Jeweler and Optician
FIRST A COLD
THEN CATARRH
,,, PorP- soon clears tht
i ""V- PnrKe a Wood of a
matteranJ,P,80ns. MS effectual
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