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PHYSICIANS
CT'L 'BIOOERS M. Di i
, Physician and Surgeon
Office Ralston Bid. ovsr J.M.Berry's stors
Office Phone Black
,.,. Residence Phone Red
1521
1001
. DRvA.,1,' RICHARDSON .
rt- j n Physician akd Suroion , ,
r Office oyer Hill's Drug Store. "
: Office-Phche 1562 Residence, Main 65
MOUTOR Mi D. 1 '
physioian . and surgeon
Cor. Adams Avanut and Depot St
Office Main 68 . - Residence Main 68
WILLaRD, SMITH
PHYSICIAN AND suroeon
i Lewis Building, opposite Sommer House
Office hours, 1 to 4, 7. to 8. p. m.
" Phone Main If. " '" ' - '
BXCON HALL
W1T81C1AWS AM? . SURGEONS
' Office in Foley Building, Phone Main
19
l .' T. Bacon residence, Main 18
' r" "M, K. Hall residence, Main (2
v. . VETERINARY SURGEON
,;DR. P. A. CHARLTON.
VETERINARY SURGEON
Office at Hill's Drugstore, La Qrande Or
Residence Phone Red, 701
Office Phone 1561 ' Farmer Line 68
ATTORNEYS
..i CRAWFORD & CRAWFORD
.- i : Attorheys-at-Law
U OJUNDE w ' OREOOON
Office in Foley Building .
J. W.
KNOWLES-
Attorney and Counsellor at Lav
, Office in Ralston Building '
1 ';. r L Grande, Oregon,
, . H.,T. Wiluams ", A. C. Williams
'n WILLIAMS BROS "
attorneys-at-lav
'.. . Office in Ralston Building
U Grande. ,.J 1 .'. Oregon
L. A. PICKLER "'
J Civil, Minino, . Ii&iioation .Enoineerino
and Surveyino
. Estimates, Plans, and Specifl
v . . cations. Offlcf in Bohnenkamp
. .. .. Building.
UOrandb, . Oreoon
. K -..-.i ;., Dentists
; ' - ' REAVIS BROS '
. '., DENTISTS
..(. . . -: , Office Sommer Building
Office Black 61 Residence 1171
C. B. CAUTH0RN ,
' ' DENTIST '-, i 'i-- J-
i Office over Hill's Drug Store
Ls Grande. '' Oreoon
ATIHUONflRfMIN .
There will be a meeting this evening of
the three hose companies at the city hall
at 7:50 o'clock. All members are es
pected to be present.
' ?'' ' f C-Jok Jones
presidents j Janes Fahquhahson
, .Ready. For Business
WITH A niLL.MNE OP FEED, HAY AND t GRAIN
,.We are ready to buy all kinds of
Slater Buildinar
t i JEFFERSON AVE - - "Main 57'
ifTT mvtVFf TnTYYt7VrTSr eCTTl AT7i THE ORiniNAT.
i fi ni vr rv ivin ni iu vr n t i 1 r-
1 j i'rliri'ifiiu Li. i'j
n m h i bbv as
I j Cures Coughs, Colds, Croup, La Grippe, Asthma, Throat
J and Lung Troubles. Prevents Pneumonia and Consumption
Classified, Advertisements.
RaUsOne cent a word, pnei-half a
eent I sword aW eubsequent Inserr
ike CUesified, adds bring quick re
sclts. Try on today. ! ,
r uk Kti j able ABsrei rrrc niH
TITLES go fc the La Grande Invest
: mentCampnny. , U Grande. Ore in
Foley building. "
REAL ESTATE LOANS Any an.ounU
; on city acd country real esUte. Loans
closed promptly, as soon as title is ap
; pro4 7 L Qrandi Investment Co-
PANV. ; . '"'
TOR RENT Five room house on comer
Depot and Fifth streets, furnished com
plete for housekeeping. For particulars
phone Red 251. '.'
HIDES, PELTS. FURS,- JUNK Highest
r price paid for hides pelts, furs and junk
Harris corral, one block east of Qeddes'
grocery store. ' " 'Moss Harris,
FOR SALE Fine Schiller piano, in use
only one year, at a sacrifice.; Call at
Methodist parsonage. - . !-"'!
WANTED-rTie-makers for work on P. &
I. N. Ry. Extension, north of1 Council,
Idaho. Wages 12 cents per tie. In-
portation furnished over P. & L N. Ry.
: Apply to Lewis Haul, tie contractor.
Weiser, Idaho.
FOR RENT One acre garden and new
five room house. Minnesota land man.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
, Furnished housekeeping rooms in suites
of two, three or four. Phone Black
601. ,,
WANTED Two waiter girls immediately
at the Model restaurant " 1
FOR SALE Two . modern cottages in
the residence portion of Walla, Walla.
Inquire of Mrs. Simmons, corner 8th
and N Streets. ', .. I .-.
FOR RENT Two story house on Wash
ington Ave. Rent only $12.00. In
quire at La Grande School of Music.
FOR RENT Five room cottage.
Miss Berger at the Fair.
Inquire
FOR RENT Five room cottage, inquire
. of Mrs.' Emma Simmon, Cor. 8th. and
N. Streets. " " , ,. .,
FOR RENT Four rooms, two suitable
for light housekeeping. Mrs. W. J
Snodgrass, Fourth street " '
FOR SALE A few choice young Berk
shire boars and sow, also Italian Beet.
" i William Hall. V
FOR RENT Pleasantly .furnished rooms
suitable for lighthousekeeping. : Mrs. E.
C. Moore, 1617 Fourth S,treet r ,
LOST One bay mare mule, branded E.
D. on left shoulder, four yeaV old lost
near the George Childere place last
spring. Reward will be paid for return
of animal or information leading to its
return. . . , Addreas Wm Benton
R. F. D. No. 2. La Grande Oregon.
FOR SALE A two acre tract with am
ple water right One acre in fruit four
room house ' with pantry and cellar
barn and other Improvements. ' Cheap
if sold at once. No agent's commission
paid- Inquire at this office. ' -
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WANTED Apprentices in the millinery
department N. K West's
t'l FARMERS . It";
Now is the. time to do your ; fencing,
you need fenceposts, we have them- for
sale. Our post were cut from green fur
and tamarack trees and are thoroughly
dry. We have about 6000 of them which
we must dispose of this spring. We will
exchange them for live stock, hay, grain,
sggs, potatoes or other produce.
Leave orders at The Golden Rule or at
No. 1606 Sixth Street Also dry cord-
wood for sale in any quantity.
; f 1 J. Anthony
hay and, grain, and pay the highest
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ATSEAIS
(Scrlppa News Association)
Washington. D. C, March 6. One of
the most important steps takes in the
navy department in the way of adding to
the mobility of the fleet in time of action
ia the equipment of one of the naval col
liera with an English apparatus which will
permit coaling at sea. Thie has been a
subject discussed with much interest by
the naval general board. It is considered
of equal importance with the means of
repairing ships on the firing line ' by the
employment of a floating dock. If vessels
can be coaled at sea, of course, there will
be a great saving in time, which, in event
of war means the preservation of the in
tegrity, and therefore the maintenance of
of the British system of coaling' ships at
sea will not be received in ' all quarters
with approval, since It means the rejection
of an American model, which was recent
ly tested in the service and without those
results deemed satisfactory by the expert
observers. In the contract made for .the
installation of the apparatus on the naval
collier it is stipulated that the contractors
shall receive no compensation until the
device has been fully tested under - pract
ical conditions. This will inclade coaling
at a diatance from the shore and ; in
reasonably rough weather. ' w
ACRKUITURAI ' (OUKI JUBILH
(Scrlppa News Association) ,
Hyattsville, Md., March 6. -To com
memorate the fiftieth anniversary- of the
incorporatSop of the Maryland Agricultur
al College, exercises will be held ; at the
college this afternoon. , Many of the Al
umni and former officers and professors of
the institution are already here to attend
the celebration. It is expected ' thr.t the
trustees will anthorize, the publication of
a volume setting forth the history of the
college, the steps taken toward its incor
poration and biographical sketches of its
executives.
The Maryland Agricultural Collage was
the first institutionjof its kind incorporat
ed in the United States, , It is conducted
under the direction) of the Maryland Board
of Agriculture andi P. W. Silvester is its
present president J ,r.v: vr ,
OPENING Of lYEN'S MURDER TRIAL
(Scrlppa Newe Association . ' '
Chicago, III, March 6. The1 trial of
Richard C. Ivan; the slayer of Mr. Bessie
Hollister, 'was begun today before Judge
Ben M. Smith of the Criminal court At
torney I. W. Fol'.z. a friend of the Ivene
family is acting as defendant's counsel,
while Attorney Moritz Rosenthal, a per
sonal friend of the Hollister , family, is
assisting the State. It is expected that
the trial will last several weeks. A great
deal of testimony will be Introduced by
both eides.
ANNOUNCfeiVlEINlY
Having purchased the Boss
Meat Market from , J. Bull
& Company, we wish to
inform the citizens of ; La
Grande that we will endeavor
to merrit the patronage which
the Market has enjoyed, and
1 will appreciate any . and . all
trade which we should receive,
Our endeavor which at all
times to please our patrons by
rendering the best possible
service. , A .trial order is
earnestly selisited.
KR0USE BROS Prop.
Successor to J, Bull and Co.
NOTKf Of DISSOLUTION
Notice ie hereby given that the part
nership firm of Drs. Biggers and Biggere
ie this day dissolved by mutual consent
Dr. Q. W. Biggers retiring from .the firm.
The business of the office will hereafter
be conducted by Dr. O. L. Biggers. Al
persons indebted to the late firm are re
quested to call at the office and settle the
same at once. "
, Q. W. Biooirs.
Dated Dec, 4 '06. a. L. Biooers.
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OLD WYtRS ROT llHTtD
Scrlppa News Association)
Marysville, O, Mar.
6 Some inter-
eating facts have become known in regaid
to the wedding in Penfleld, in tfiit county,
of Captain Samuel Kuhna and Mrs. Sarrib
Crawford, both over one hundred years
old. who were sweethearts fifty years
ago. Captain Kuhns first met the lady of
hie heart when he was a young man,
studying law in Springfield, III. There he
met Miss Jackson,' a daughter cf Andrew
Jackson and relatives of Abraham Lin
coln. ' They fell in love with each. other,
but Kuhns had not enough income to
support a wife. The Mexican war came
and Kuhns enlisted ae a private. He re
turned with a captain's commission after
the war, ,-
Circumstancse still prevented hfs mar
riage and "besides that there "wes an
estrangement between him and hia sweet
heart When the Civil war broke out
Captain Kuhns went to the front fought
in the terrific assaults on Fredericksburg,
was at the taking of Vicksburg and with
Sherman on the march to the sea. He
was twice imprisoned in Libby Released
from prison, without' occupation or career
he heard that hie sweetheart was
married. Stricken to the heart he wan
dered for many years and finally settled
in Columbus. He J never married, but
cherished in.,silepca . the memory of his
only love. - Hot long ago, at a reunion of
army veterans, Mrs. Sarah Crawford, a
widow the Miss Jackson of 'fifty years
ago and Captain Kuhns were formally
introduced As her eyes fell upon his
face she gave a hysterical! cry" and. fell
into his arms. . The wedding was quickly
arranged rfhd the ceremony performed a
few days later.
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(icrlpps News Association)
Brooklyn, N. Y, March 6. The Rev,"
May S. Pepper, pastor of the First Spir
itual Church of Brooklyn, has praotically
dscided to sever her connection with the
Brooklyn church on June I, next and to
accept an offer to go to Russia as a private
medium. It ie understood that Mrs, Pep
per has been offered splendid financial
inducements to come to Russia in the ca
pecity of a spiritualistic .medium to the
Czar. . It is well known that the Emperor
of Russia is a strong believer in all things
Supernatural and particularly in spiritual'
ism and psychic phenomena.
, TO DEVELOP OZARK DISTRICT
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(Scrlpps News Aasoolatlon) .
St Louis, Mo., March 6. A large meet
ing of dairymen, fruitgrowers, poultry
raisers, etc., of the Ozark district has been
called to meet at the Hotel Jefferson to
nay foi a three days' session, to considsr
ways and means for the organization1 of
the Ozark Industrial Development Asso
ciation. The meeting is for the purpose
of forming a combination of the ' dairy,
fruit poultry, railroad and real estate in
terests of St Louis and the Ozark district
with a view of improving the various in
dustries and developing the district for
the mutual good.- One of the aims -of the
organization is to be to make the statute
authorizing the appointment of i bureau
of immigration, operative. The Ozark
district is particularly adapted to the
raising of fruit ' dairy farming, chicken
raising, etc., and although these industries
have already attained a high degree of
development in the district it is believed
that a great deal more could be accom
plished by thorough organization,
A. 0. U. W, IN TROUBLE
(Scrlppa Newe Association) i
. Syracuse, N. Y. March 6. In compli
ance with call eent out by Grand Mas
ter Workman August Steinbicker this Nsw
York State O rand Lodge of the Ancient
Order of United Workmen will meet here
this afternoon to consider the question of
preparing an appeal to the Supreme
Lodge for relief. The State lodge has
only a surplus of $29,000, while there
are beneficiarylclaims amounting to $706-
440 to be settled. Under the rules of
the order the State Lodge is entitled to
relief from the Supreme Lodge to the
amount of more than $600,000.
Spring ie coming; look over your photo
eupplies. What's needed, we can supply,
We have all the latest photo requisites at
right price.. Niwlin Dbuo Company,
THE QUICK WAY, PHONE US '
If you have a telephone, our store is
pretty near you. Ever realize how near?
When you want drugs or drug store goods
HAVE
Just ring us up and you'll be surprised
how quickly your goods will reach you.
We are alwaye ready for youMordsrs
No extra charge for delivery we like to
feel that we are accomodating somebody
and keep a messsnger boy and a bicycle
so we can. '' i ;
The number to remember is Red 8-1.
Ncwun Droo Co.
ran coal i
COAL COAL
I.
We are now in a position J
; to H1 all coal orders very I
J puomptly. Ord$r today 5
5 and gefcyaurrfCoal today
i,' .1,
: TIMOTHY MAY j
Steam rolled barley still
' i r'- .'(. -ij -- f-
leads iiri t the : horse feed
'line. " - "
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I WOOD AND COAL
;:.,,) ;Phone Main j3
CRANDE RONDE CASHCO.
. Lewis Bros. Prop.
IIPHfiKTFDINC J AND , fJIRINFT
we liviw smtie . nnv ,, WIHLI
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MAKlflQ -4
Furniture repaired and upholstered
No order too small or too large,'
All work guaranteed, (i ,, . f!. ,.
Old furniture made good ae new
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L E. SCOTT, .
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Shop 1420 Adams Avenue
Phone Red 672
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LIGnTMNG COLLECTION
.
H. A. Watson, Mr.
All claims placed in our hands
2 be paid direct to the creditor,, 2
v Our system gets the money. " e
Full particulara made known upon
application to interested parties, e
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Office up-stairs in Ralston building
.1 ' La Grande, Or, : " .
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A Creeping Deith.
Blood poison 'creeps up toward the
heart, causing death. J. E, Stearns,
Belle Plains, Minn.,' writes that "a" friend
dreadfully injured, hie hand, which
swelled up like blood poisoning. ' Buck
len's Arnica Salve drew out the poison
healed the wound, ' and saved his life.
Best in the world for burne and ' sores
S5c at Newlin's Drug Store.
AnuwUHrtlkAaE vr "1
Ttuly miraculous seemed the recovery
of Mrs. Mollie Holt of this place," writes
J. O. R, Hooper, Woodford. Tenn, "she
was so wasted by coughing up pus from
her lungs. Doctors declared her end so
near that her family had watched by her
bed-side forty-eight hours: ' when, at my
urgent request Dr. King's Nsw Discovery
waa givin her, and with the astonishing
result that Improvement began, and con
tinued until she finally completely recov
ered, and is a healthy woman today."
60tf nd $1.00 at nkwlin dbuo co. Trial
Jttle fra. ,. ., ,,. t. , ,. , ,h, .
The Good Old Standby.
. Nothing like a nice cut of Juicy corned
beef with cabbage or aaeur-kraut once
in a while! We can offer most of the
time whole or half rounds, if you can
use so much, or whatever quantity you
require, of well fed and carefully corn
ed beef-tender, "tasty" epd wholesome.
If you're in the notion today, , 'phone us
the order and we'll .have .the meat
around in na time. , .: ;' .t
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Grandyci Russell
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THERE'S
TRUE
. , .ENJOY MEM
"and refreshment ' in the teact
when it contains tea brewed fro
one or the othei of these careful
selected brands: Siptori Ceylc
English ' Breakfast Gunpowdt
Spider leg, and Young Hyson,
you like good, pure, dolicately da
ored teas you'll like ours. O
teas are representative of all o
groceries. J.
PHONE MAIN 46
QEDDEJ BR
NOPTH PIP ctpbstt - .
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J. R. OLIVER
UNION COUNT-
ABSTRACTS
Firm Loans Specialt
vBest equipped abstracter in Un
county. 'Many years exporiet
with the Union county jecsi
gives me a great advantage. '
. ie folly to purchase real esti
without first securing a pro;
abstract An abstract from
offics wilt show the title Just:
it appeare on'the offlcial race
J. R. OLIVEF ;
LA GRANDE, OREO
Room 51 Sommer Building1 j
.LYMAN &
ITRUCK AND TRANSFf
Best equipment for careful a
and prompt transfer. Pia
moving a specialty. Trial ore
solicited. Prompt and care
service guaranteed.',, ,
Day phone Main 64 .
Night phone Black S01. I
a.
"MAT LIVE 100 TEARS
The chances for living a full ceni
excellent in the Case of Mrs. Jonn.
can, of Haynesville, Me; -now 7i
old. She writes; "Electric Bitter
me of Chronic Dyspepsia of 2
standing, and made me feel as v
strong as a young girl." Electric,
cure Stomach and Liver diseases
disorders, Oeneral Debility and
weakness. Sold on a guarar
Newlih Dhuo Co.'s drug store. Pr
60.
, WON'T HURT
YOURIEETIK ,
not these confections bee '
they're "purity personified, ;
old idea that all sweets are h.
ful to the teeth, hurtful, to
stomach, was exploded long
for soldiere often live on sugar
gain in strength and enduri,
But our candies are not only
and wholesome they are deli.
as to flavor. You can gst a ,
pound of chocolatss for COcts.-?
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