' LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
D. FITZGERALD. Proprietor.
GxnpIcte . Machuu ' Shops and Foundry '
General Blacksmiths, We manufacture The Fitzgerald Roller Feed
Mill., the best and cheapest mill on the market. Our shop are
quipped with'machinery to handle any sized work, nothing' too large
or nothing to small. Highest prices paid for okj cast ii on. ; -
YOU AND YOUR LADY ARE IM . D
t . to call at our new store and try our
CREAM-SODA
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. We are prepared to furnish. the very latest drinks and our ser- . '
vice is absolutely correct. . Cur confections are the ' latest and S '
'daintiest creatkns and a re sure to please the palate as well at 3
s the eye. Do nit be alraid to bring the ohildreri or send them
. alone They wifl receive courteous and gentlemanly treatment .. -
f BEST CADIES, NUTS AND 'FRUITS
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" ' DONNELLY & SCMKURER
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v,"ir, Next Cccrjo Post Office t
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CELTS AND GLOVES
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E. M. Wdlma rv & Company
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; NW. CARPETS' ' ' i
BEAUTIFUL' " CARPETS' ' :
The very Latest Designs.
HANDSOMEST LACE CURTAINS ever shown iri
W. H. BOHNRNKAMP CO.
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La Gran ic National ; Bank
y estaiblished jeer .
; Capital Stock, Surplus and uAdividcd profits $160,00000
OFFICERS HKO DIRECTORS
. '. "EOROE PALMER, President. J. M. BERRY, Vim Prssident.
, e . . - F. L, Mr.yE?SCASHiEH. t , , . , -.
C13RGE L. CLEAVE::. Assistant. Cashier.,
W. L BRENHOLTS, Assistant Cashier. .
, . BERRY,. F. M. BYRK1T. , A. B. CONLEY.
' I '. C C PENINGTON. F.J.HOLMES.
General banking business, Drafts drawn on all ,
parts of the world " ;
I WANTED, A WIFE !!
1 AjounS man of 27, of good habits and a small bank i
i account would like the acquaintance of some young
lady with matrimonial Intentions, must be a plain
ii Ordinary Girl titio will love a good home. Will hire ii
I the washing done, but she must be a good cook and : :
use no other flour than that which Is made by the La 1
Grande Milling Co. Every sack guaranteed. For
saie by ail dealers. ;
REFUGEE
snuflM
IA GRANDE
Teparated frdrn his friends, without
. ( ns and out of employment is the sad
1 tof J. L. Lewis, a refugee from San
1 ciico. As soon as it was possible to
- che secured transportation to Port
land, and from there was sent to Elgin
by an employment bureau, but was unable
to hold his position. Through the finan
cial assistance of J. Sommer he returned
to La Grande and is in the city tcday.
During an interview he said: "I was not
with my friends when the calamity felt,
but have since Mad intiffiifca that they
left San Francisco for Portland, hut I am
unable to find them there and fear that
tiey are amonjr the missing. The news
papers ari not giving the facts of the
disaster. : Neither is the death list as
high as it should be. ' as I am positive.
', a. . M, .!H4 MIMt I SMIU . MJf.. AIM
soldiers have the authority and are mis
using it.- When the fire advanced toward
a building the soiditrs were given author
ity ta'break in the 'building and take any
eatibles that m'3ht be t'lors. ' (n most '
Cise9 the soldiers secured more food stuff
than the huogry sutTerers. Childran ere
wandering around the streets lost and
hungry. . Husbands are sjp,tratd Iro.n
v:vjsand familias are scattered over the
whole country.'" Mr. , Lewis will make
another atterrpt at rBturning to Port'nno
where hs thinks he will be a'jla to secure
more information and employment.
FOR RENT--Small house funvsWd for
housdkeermf.. Inquire of Mrs, Stuits.
.earner Q. and Sixth streets. ' .
UMBE8 LAND. ACT JUNE 3, ' '678,
NOTICE FCR P.UBU' ATlO'
' Uiiilvd W ' an OiTire. I iu:iind Of,
' ' Ap'itH, l
..(tier I Vpthr ri-e- Uiii In 0111pl1.11
wli ii, r ntii.ti.n.s o( the net t (iiikivk i
lnr K. fri 1 l "r. iu-i fur inn v.i.'.,r
l.nilx r lai.t n in til Ht n nf C 'lllorntu, Orf-
ri, vtin n"rt Unhl)non ivrrllo'.V," Htt
eiei:dw1 t'.Hll tt,f H'liilio Lan-I -ihim by wi
ofAuifiitl t. Iff , Vv ilium A. Bulrd. f Uoim
i-miiu of Ad Kiate r Huh -. Iimlhin c.v
nil it iu Hi oCllo his fW.im .lili'inni 1 Niv
--7t. fur lli imiciinfe 0f id Ni NW'B
itliK'i N'K;AM"-U K'i of nvtinn Nn Win
uwi,,'ip i ii , minifo ;n IS, w , M.
nd will wir.-r proof to nhow tat 'lie Imirt
illliilil IR IHnr- viilllMhl for tH tlmbir
4h?in lor HKrlftiiiural iurp)e, and toniiiii.
mu inn oiuiiui'iH in iniin bMur neiiBtcr A
Receiver Ht Ijinruodtp, Orfgoa oa frld ,
dy of June, w. .
Ilenamna wllnwuf: Edward M Derhv,
t?""!' , v'etibei, La a. i'erby, Owen
o nkin. ml or Hoiw liiuho. .
Any aud all wnnnn plHliiklnv srironu.lv I h
Iwvc-d. nc.lbfl'l laodn km iuid la flle
Hwlr claim. In tills oiBi oo or before mid 2D
dajr of Juue, lima ,
. Hi. w DAVI'S RegUler
TIMBER LHi , CT JUNE. 1878-
J NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
' 17. 8. Laxi Office, la. Uiitnde, Orennn.
. . . Murt h.t. 1WM. .
Nolloe label' by glen that In compliance
wim me urou onaoiuiu act or cougreae of
JUQe8.lrx,'r tleil-Aoftct for the aale of
urabfr Wnds In thestnu of Callrornlu, Ore
gon, Nevada, a id waaliliiKton Territory," u
eitfndpd lot the Public Land slate by aol
of Allnum 4, INUi. 4''iarle L. LInirrofelter,
ofuoia, county of Ada, Stale 01 Idaho,
una una bit nieu in una omoe U'S
worn atatemeni No. iTSA, for the purclnue of
I lie Hi rtheivyx a bh-H ot Nn-iion
.10, 1 :u iqwnnnip u. i, bouiu Kal ae No, 36
E.WM. ' - - ,
, And will offer tnxf to ihovr that the Inrtd
ouKht la more valuable fur tut tlnilwr or
suine than for uirtcultural purpoaea, and to
eHiwiiiHH uia ontim u aaiu mnu Deiore ine
Kexlater f nd Keoelvor at La
Omiide. Oioon, on Taealuy, the lath day .1
May, IVUtt. .'.
Tie names a wltiieanea: Charlee
Wrhl; of Holaf, Idaho; Hurn-rt K. L"in- ol
Hotae, Idaho, Henry vehvnlieijf of Hfd c,
idHho: 1m - K. Rateman. I.rnde. 're.
- Any and all fMnwina claiming advermdy the
above deacrltitid landa are raiuuated Ut file
their maim in nil" ottice on or be To re aula
B)ih day of Alay, isfti.
fc. n. jmvia, Kecieter.
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3. 1878
, , NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
O.K. Land Office, La Grande, Creantt.
Feb. m M.
hotleela herehy alren that In rompllann
Iththe rmTlalnna of theaec of rpprppaa ot
Junes. IH78. entitled "an set for the aale ol
timber tanna la the Mtatea or t allfernla. nee.
iron, Nevada, and Wnablaeton Terrllnry," as
iiennen 10 an vne runiie i.nq rtiatea tv aet
of Auguat 4, mri. Emadel l. Clark, ot Croa
by, Count of Wllltama eitateolH. iHtkola
naa inia oar pirn in inia onice nia aarnrn
tatemen No. n?oK. for the porrhaa nf the
' i 8K H.C HI T. 6 Mnd Lot Jand 8w)i NKU
of Hecilou No. In Townrhlp Ho, i
And will orler pror to ahow that the Ian1
ounl Ik ntont valnabl for Ita tl inner nt
xnttf than for aKrlcnltnial rnrpoeea. and ti
eatabimh ha rllm to aald laud helnre thi
ketilter and Receiver at la Oronde lre-
on ou 1 ueauay, he Sid. dav of Mar, l'i
lie namca a wimetiiea: Samuel H, will,
laiuaon Bert H uxbea. Jf ho T Wll lamaou
Tbomaa II. Wlllmmaoa, all of La Uiaude
ireitou.
Any and all peranna tlalmlnff advereelythf
abbve defrnrihed ntnda are requested to fil
tlietr flat ma In tin olheeou or beor aold
aa i ar ot May. iwku
,, K. W. Davh, Reglsjer.
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3, 1875
" kiith i- roR riiin.irTioN.
V. K Land OtDt at I a Knndr. Or.
- ' March JOIh, IU0S
Notlee k hereby given u.al in eunipllana
wlta Ike provlalona of the aet of Cougreaa e
June. It78, eotllled "An art ftr the aale o
timber land In in State of Callfnrnla. Ore
iron. Nfveila. and V a. hlctrtoti Territory a
itendsdloallth Pnbllr lad Mtate h m
at Anguat 4. IMO, Thoniaa U Haaer, of a
dl i Ion. countr at Utratlna. -Uta of Or on
baa this dartlad In tola oOlrr bis sworn a'aie
OTrnt No ami. for the purefiaee ot the t.'-i
KM rxt H,"Wj IW'Vt ec, and
NWjee. KlTonah:M Nolo. It No.
And will offer pmot to ahow thai the and
aonabl la more valuable lor Ha timb or
atone than for airrtrulliiral mrnoaa, snd
toeatabllak hi' claim to aald landa ore
the Kegiater aad Herelvw ot Ine U K nd
on lee a La Uraade, aoa, on Mo ay.
the lllhdar of June. HOC
Ho namee e- wi'oex-ta; .ne K U kv
JoUa W. KlmhrrlL rtav Karka, Thoniat le
aney.a'lo Wndh-ton Itrrann.
Aay and all peronaelalmln adverarly In.
ahove-deerritied land are rauuaatrd to 01'
their elalma In thla offloa on or before aald
tub day of uu, l
C W. Davis, ttogtaui
" ' Union County presents to the- home -"seeker a' greater: number of diversified
industries than any county in the state, out side of Multnomah county which is
practically Portland. i . ' : - . "
We do not believe that there is another county in the Inland Empire that can
. show fourteen different industries whose. total annual revenue produces an average of
$193,000.00 cash. . j '"."' ' - " j; ; v .
The annual report of the Slate' labor Commissioner, places Union County third
' in the state, in the employment of labor '" ,
.. It requires 1 94 solid trains of fouftv cars each to carry the produce of our
county to the market, more than a train every other day throughout the yeaiv ;
"An admirable climate." The past winter onlyfpr a few.hours did thCrmercury
reach zero. No excessive heat in the summer and our ccol refreshing nights cannot
be appreciated by the residents of the east until they are. permitted to enjoy them.
Our soil is rich and productive. . Were we to mention yields they, would ' not be
believed. The only way 'to - become acquainted with this "Garden of Eden" is to
personly visit this land of diversity, as when you see .the crops growing and harvested;
they speak for themselves. ;: jfi ;..""f a-VX-.n-i-tJ r'. - 4 ' : : .
Our forrests will require many many decades of the present activity befot e they
begin to yield and we. now have thirty or more saw mills which give employment the -year
round in the mills and logging camps
-'The only sugar beet factory In tb state js. located at L Grande, the County Seat of -Union- County ' '
. with a population of 5,000. progressive wide awake people vxno exitmd tna glad hand to all. Tfiit ig ' "
the commercial, educational ana social canter of the county.
. La Grande is knewn es tna railroad town of the 0. R & N. Co, whose annual payroll at th'S place" (
exceeds S50 0, 000.00: f;rwn here the branch road is now pushing through' the northern part of this
- county.on iutathe WalioMa County.. atarts a.frsiabt division.. machine. shous.round. houses and.wn .rf .v.;i
,. , .trie largest raitroao-yaecg on tne syntem.- ana train trspHto'irs ornoe. .- Ine piiniic schools of La' Grande
' are tecufid to none in cities of :ira s'z in this state. .We now have ' three buildings, and a fourths an
. eghf.room brick huiidmg in oursn of 'construction, (tiving inipioyment to twenty-two teachers.' The.- r
principal offica of the Grande. Ronde Eiuc'.rc Ci. located in this city. , This Company furnishes power '
'.'ana itght for the city ol La Gr.nde. IViaitd' Citv, Cove, Uaion, and the Hot Lake Sanatorium.
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SOME OF THE MANY BEAUTIFUL HOMES OF PROSPEROUS UNION COUNTv' RESIDENTS
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VALUE OF
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Sugar ...
Oats and Barley ..
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Hogs
Hay ..
Dair "Product
Fruit .:. -
Horeea and Mules ;
Sugar Beeta .
Poultry -... . :
Potatoe..-
Wood
PRODUCTS I
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- ;. 640.000
'.j. 265.090
. 250.000
. . 250.000
- v 200.000
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100,000
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GAR LOADS
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Oats and Barley'
Wood
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Potatoes .
Hay
Cattle
Hogs ..
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