La Grande evening observer., April 27, 1906, Image 6

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What you think will be I
good far your own ail-
ments6r toe ailments'
of your family can be se-
cured from our large.
stock of proprietary med- 3
iclncs. What the phy-
stolarr orders Hr 'be 5'
compounded in our
PrescripUon Department
frorrl7 urfe fresfi and
i - j - a
a efficient drligs
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' We have redje'd the rcrlr.a of Shawn Parmreian Tnnir Rnstnrativa from
Jj one doilar to 75c a bouie or six bottles for $4.05.
This ii k r.;.;bi sonno ten c tr.d blood purifier, Cive us a trial , .
2; V-XJ'tf -VM.iff :illlliu): Hi ( ? .;jr"l; fill
ti 1 'iimf r u37: iH4 vunVjM ViS-D"1?1
HI SITE ?
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MIMIIMI
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Woman's jjbffraeeas pfcven
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Jfiess in he state of,
cto Idho polios w
3 L.M Grande, Oregon
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$ PEACHES i:
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dy. home KrownTVirit-liajs tree. e
i t.flfc.o. g e tibt'-.rtrJ of fiV-bi-mes. Six vaaties of
X' cl WJA f'fJ'lLrui.s 6000 appl for fall planting, mpitly
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tfUMON NURSIRX
-CS. WEAVER. Paoprietor .
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WANTED, A wife
Union, Oregon
ha a
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complete sudjess in ihe site ofjdaho.
a m . . a ... v
my experiencain layno polipts ws con
siderable pnorTo the adopWn of the
amendment granting the right of suffrage
to women, and I am consequently in a
positidtflJAtaU fh! fheVfeMcVsunVagl
has been of ftxtranrdinsrv inflnnr in
poliWiJltiffaW lathis tW.i'V II
I fAe1 f K- f ;M .f,f. (.U. T t:
mhttm'm, ;&eahly cUJicled.
The - women citizens of the state take
practically the same interest in politics
here.ajJoJhekJirQthK ciUzMJtrii.the
woman vote is proportionately a large as
the warn vote at each election. In conse
quence- AiS;aot'vity,,,5Idaho at ea1
el
the
Notice is hereby given that all appli
cations 'for" permits" to graze "battler"
horses, and sheep within the Eastern
Division, of the Blur Mountain Forest
Reserve','ufifigtbe season of 1306.must
be submitted .to' 0B. Sheller. Eo'rest
-j'Superintendent. Baker City, Oregon, on o
before May 19, 1905. Full inform
ation 1 reaira ; tib' the gWtfz T44 to bd
chargia,''ai btaVilc1 form's' W be1 used ih
making application, will pe furnished
6M"feb,6Jst aMfMe'S to IHe' Vbdvfe
named officer.
Overton W. Pricb,
i J1-"S. AsSlciate Woresftr
A
. NOTICE TO iONTElCTCR
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.uciaeled bids will be received, toy lie
lunderi'gnedwajfhe La (Jrande JatioJil
Bank up to May 12, 1906, for tne con
struction, necessary material, etc., for a
specifications can be seen at the bank
tftet the 2&tf inst
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A young man of 27, of good habitsand a small bank
h account would like the acquaintance of some young
K lady with matrimonial Intentions, must be a plain
t OfffnV Girl wift wi&1mrt oottiftpme. Wi Jiica
J: the, washing don,e. but she must be ft good coOjk.and
I'-, use no other flour than that which is made by theLa
.w.ijf sQbix uii diuetu. ror
: s?te by all dealers.
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La
GranJc National
ESTABLISH ED i 88?
Opital Stock, SurpluTind imdivrded pTofiti
7. .. OFficRsJWp OIRf stow
1E0RQE PALMER. President. J. M. BERRY. Vicb Prbsident.
n. ;i 'i:MUjL.MkVEfei5.a6i,ui lni r.i -fi.i
OEOROE L CLEAVER, Assistant. Cashier.
W. L. BREN HOLTS, Assistant Cashier.
BERRY. . p. M. BYRKIT. , A. B.-CONLEY.
-t Xi. C. PENINGTOR, -F, XHOLMES.1 ' I
uenerai banking business. Drafts drawn on
all
parts of the world
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.. NSW CARPETS
L GARPETS
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BEAUTIFU
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,,-:i I The very. Latest :,psign ;.3 , , VI;,
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MA1N1DS0IV1EST LACE CURTAINS ever shown' in1
the city.' ; i:
jit,
w. h:-bohnenkamp : CO.
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NEW SAILOR, HATS ..,.., ,
NEW WHITE HANfJ BAGS
BELTS
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AND n CLOVES
.v.v CpLDJpiCHEO .OLURS n
; a -a
uv -xti tuwi h eagn election, in conse
)uence.Jis'aotvijty,pidaho at eaa-rf
BlecUonhaferTcljjtes foiCpei
the legiaUture has passSd bettef ws
and tte tmmnu
g't iiu'T f'J5,a'k l(JJi jnarrounaing
E. R. Gooding, Governor,
' - Boise, Idaho,-
Becauathe4iU to thetiotira'eaHirA',
amendment is said io.bB. :tj9fejlingiv-
suit has been filed :,;veiJinleiii,;'
set aside ajwjjat given pLftce oryth(f',f-;
ficial ballt' fitted oft by referendum
vote in ths coming sVatt election,. i. ;
The suit was filed in SkfernvVa-itorday.
by E. C. Bronaugh and E'C." Pelt .'ami
gives as the reajaZBOb "actiop)qthat
the amendment does nbTTState ifi'ttfe
title what the bill really proposes to do.
t is claimed that the form of the amend
ment is thus rendered unconsitutional and
it is probable that it wiil n.t-ba. aljowd
to go upon the official ballot. i.
MAT DAY fXEROSES C
The pupils of the White schoorTre
preparing a very excellent program (to be
rendered at 2:00 p, m. May 1, 1 The
public will be welcomed. The exercises'
re to occur in front of the school build?
ing, and seats will be provided for all w ib;
attend. The program will appear in
tomorrow, s evening's Observer. "
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nr V-fTtn waniXTriani jaim Van nf
lfefWlthe a4?llft.4ijsioli Vllue
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,Pehd!titonr,May.X
-qs,Cti.flti-)u:May U.
Austin, Drfi.; May.ig , y5
The' ,.;:.;
Ll6se May 19thT""
mi - D. B. SHELTcifiTorest Supt.
RETURJ1II1G TO ATHENA..
Rev. and Mrs. Q. T. Ellis of Athen
wno nave oeen visiting in tne city ICCS-
u u n, Villi wi LI IQ 1 1 9UI 1 , W
Ellis, expect to return to their home
evening. Baker City Herald.
MAT UVt 100 TEARS
The chances for living a full century are
excellent in the case of Mrs. Jennie Dun
can, of Haynesville, Me., now 70 years
old. She writes; "Electric Bitters cured
it-e of Crpnio j DfSjdepsia ' pf "2(J ears
standing, ' and made me feef as well and
strong as a young girl.". Electric Bitters
cure Stomach and Liver diseases. Blood
disorders, General Debility and bodily
vyakness. Sold on, . a guarantee at
Newun Druo Co.'s drig store. Pxipe only
50tf. tf (
fORfSTfXAMINATION,
..The United States Civjl Service .Com
mission announces an examination at
Portland, Roseburg. La Grande and
Prineville, Oregon on the 14th, of May.
Supervisors examination will be held on
the same date in all large cjtias. ,.,y
BLUE MOUNTAIN FOREST RESERVE
flppliratinn Fnr.OriTina ParmUt,.
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ADAUSSION-f EE ;
SOCIALISM t
i 4ts Ahns? WhaIt"WilAcat)mpsh-5
SPEAKER
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"Miiiniii; r.ii i
contract wilf be that the'
A condition of c
1906. A certified check, for 10 percent
of the contract price, must accompany
each bid. The right to reject any or all
bids t tesemed.TT-r.-ti-& Lv. M etmis.
Chairman Building Committee.
II beheld
ppl
icat;ons
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PASTURE
U watored fiioSjJSii adjoining
Morgan Lake, horais or SEJffi SLOOIper
s4hnfhja. A r
I"hos. Brodhurst,
atAN UP NOTICE
Property owners ane hereby notified to
clean'up their alleys and repair their side
walks at once. iIohn Wilson,
. l Street Superintendent.
.wr
N)w is the Time to do your fencing,
youheed fencoiosts. we have them for
Uaf. Our postiivere cut from green fur
Fand tamaraqk '(trees and are thoroughly
arjr. rve nays jiDoutouuu or mem wmcn
we must dif -t of this spring. We will
exchange tuir. for live stock, hay, grain.
peggs, potatoes Sr other produce.
Leave otters ht The Go den Rule or at
Np, 1 606 tixtfc Street Also dry cord-
for sale its any quantity.
J. Anthony
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If jr -t-r ili-d-ta r ail
and kIoUihu r KmU .
Liueui (lie rld"
Ilia IVnver
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rera arau ii.aujr mmr n a i tt rn
ilutaof iut-r, m on Ihn r ..
tweeo'imlm und Itrnwr I ia lU, nil
never becoraea tlraaoiue
If rnnarr point asl, wrMe 'oi rihw. .
mIli,.wi aei a pi u ba will i ;
irll rou all aiwut n
W,Ciyi9BRJp, Agtint,ii.
124 Third .St.'
Portand Ore.
0. VVANMOPE;
pecial correspondent Wilshire's
at the sent of the conspiracy
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Questions answered. Apponents
challenged to successfully con
tradict any statement made.
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WANHPE SPEAKS TO 4.000
a iki rM.nrirr-1 1a
liH LJllvcn I unit
"The Missive doors of the Col- 2
iseum wire thrown open at 7:00 Z
M.jr.ong before 8:00 P. Rthe
buHUIng was jammed, floor, gaTIgr- J
ies. and platform, hundreds stand-
tng m the aisles and in the rear.
.2v.ef ,JlTr,thuf!J'yi.s,'f,.iireP,
many hundreds who sougnl admis-
inn h tn .KanHnn Iha affamnlL
qnsiitintiron-7te'tHtiiii appne?3iatBiiirigS.;tJ.;iqual3fy i
C, MrclJ 23, J93o. If pursuaiice of I
proclJwwwon 4)f "the A-'resiieril of I
AT COMMERCIAL CLUB
May 2nd.. 8 p. m.
Every body . . mvitedA .DM ISS ION
FREE. Also take notice that the
that the Socialist County Conven
...;n uA kM i- Hun
biuu mill ug iiciu ill tiiQ 913.1110 uiavo
May ) st. at 10. All (socialists in
the county are invited to be present J
NOTlp, OF RESTORATION to Settle
ment tntry, Fllinf andjbeiectioni)f Lands
within the former Baker City Forest Re
serva, Oeegon. Bepartment of tha Inter
ior, uaneral Land OHics. Washing'.on, u.
the
the
United States, dated March IS. 1906. ex
cluding from theformer Baker 0".yFor"t
Reserve, partly embraced in triqr Blue
Mountains Forest Reserve, Oregon, the
area described below, and restoring to
settlement the public lands theifein.. notice
is hereby given that the said piialia ladps
will become subject to entry, filing and
selection, under the usual restrictions, at
the United States Land Office at La
Grande. Oregon, on July 18, 1908: In
Township eight (8) South. Range thirty-
eight (38) East Willamette Mendfan.Jthev
west half of the north-west quarter &no7
the west halt of the south-west quarter
of Section thirty-five (35); in ffownship
nine (9) South, Range thirty-nine (69)1
tast, the west half of the north-west
quarter and the west half of the south
west quarter of Section twenty nine (29),
and the west half of the north-west
quarter or section tnirty-two (o2). I i
W. A. Richards, Commissioner
Approved: 1 f
Thos. Rtan. 1 f
Acting Secretary of the Interior.
RICH LOAM
Extra rich black loam, foPfill?!gar-
dens, etc.. for sale and delivered. 1 also
, . .
ava gravel ror st I til ii cut
delivered on the pla:e, . I
J. L Mai
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Then call
He will take that trunk to the De
pot ..or your. home in less time than .z
it takes to tell jt
J Daryl phone Red 761. r
Night phoneBlackl 792
W..il....'Jjal....
THE
Wagon always at your service
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JAMCrFAPQL'KARSON. Pt'of J
Cumjiljjtijijnrlliiaol ot y
WINES, LIQUORS
Cold lunches and mixed drinks a
YOU SHOULD VISIT
L PUR STORE TO-DAY
yoii are cait to Duy uro-
feri3 for tjie lay out of
tempting things which oor
I roof covers sparkles with
interest to tnose wno
LflDDEXBRJ
I NDTH FIR STR2ET
FOR THE FEAST 5
afterUhe L0ikon season, you can find
nothing bettejthan our choioi '
l 5EEF AND VEAL,
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Any portion of any kind of Fresh Meati
jrbkfh you may prefer, Is here ready to
your order. All are of fine quality.
in nourishing juiciness, and of deliciouf
flavor, etc.
Kohr & Company
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Can be obtaiAed.'at-this mar
At all timfiL . Wa Hnliuor
oraera promptly. Fnone ti
us or leave your order.
wilTdo the rest $ 1
spflcjiky. M4i id Snitrdil
treatment to all. You are invited
to call and get acquainted.
Successor to J. Bulanpo.1
Phone Main 48 2
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FOLEY'S MOE3EY. Afdi TOif?
Pa account of the great merit and popularity oLTQLEY'S HONEY AND Til A R
wrought, yows, and .ung. rouble,, several , manufketurers ; are ad vertising
rimitationi with similar founding namci with the view of prorlting by tnc''lavorablv
V known reputation of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR. '
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DO HOT RE IMPOSFIl llPfin
ffi$ jWted H on by and Tai ' ai! airhroat.andLunRcmedd'unl you get
m mm n mm i t i t k - i ifiMii.'ir m rwT n .
-jUSUr nunni Aiiii iiut you: ao not get the original and genuine.
;tiiffimbcr the namd aVid fnsirt Ho'n' And'T.'Do not risk'
J your-lifV V health by kin imitations-whi t W'ffie;'S '
Foley's Honey ANi Tar U'put iip ih three' esd-il; $6VaMr.ooJ
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Prepared only by FOLEY & CG., 02-94-98 Ohio Street, Chisago, Illinois.
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