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Chamberlain s
Coug'h Remedy
A Safe Medicine for Children.
In Imylng a cough medicine for children, never be afraid to bny Chamber
IAIN s Couaa Remrdt. There la no danger from it, and relief la alwaj-R sur--to
fullow. It is intended especially for coughs, colds, croup and whoopiiif
conifh, and is the bent medicine in the world for these diseases. It Is not onlj
a certain wire for cronp, bnt, when given as soon as the cronpy cough appears,
will prevent the attack Whooping cough is not dangerous when this remedy
Is given ad directed. It contains no opium or other harmful drugs, and may bt
given accoufldjnOy to a baby as to an adult '
D. H. STEWARD, Proprietor and Manager.
7 Commencing Monday May 7
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Special Prices 10, 20 and 30 cents
LACE CURTAIN SALE I
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Oets per I
WHNfcXT TEN DAYS
N.w,tocko(RUBBER AND COTTON HOSE. 1
foot and up.
LAWSON MO'AXRS AND SPRINKLERS
W. H. BOHNFNKAMP CO I
Mr W. F. Ripley of Denver, who ha
had twenty years experience in the
manufacture of apple products and is a
professional vineearand wine maker, has
been quietly investigating the resources
between Boise City and Portland i. ce
Feb. 23d with a vie to establishing a
plant to work up the cheap and surplus
fruiL Mr.-'Riolev has iust returned from
the coast and bas decided that La Grande
offers the best opportunity for business
of this kind. Taking into consideration
the large acreage of apples here and with
the eiMrt trade in view the coast Doints
from Alaska to California offer almost an
unlimited market. Goods can be mar
keted as far east as Chicago.
. A factory of sufficient capacity to
handle the fruit in this section will require
the co-operation of every fruit grower
and business man in La Grande. Those
who are acquainted with the preposition
are enthusiastic over the subject and a
mealing has been called for eight o'clock
tomorrow evening at the Commercial
Club. To secure this plant in time to
operate on this year's crop fruit grower
and offers interested should not fail to
be present
Him nmrr ouciNtrc
Bar W a Sa aftiVSIIMt
AMIfD
Tha nraliminar trial of Mika Carnav
of Hilcard who ni arrastad on a chares
of assult Friday night was held this morn
ing, and disclosed some startling facts.
The evidence showed that the defendent
had annroached tha house of H&rrv F ranch
a poor man living in Hilgard, and battered
down the door with a rock. Gaining ad
mittance in this way he assulted the old
man, kicking him, jumping on him with
lopffinff boots, and in evarv wav noaaihla
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battered and pummeled the old gentleman.
Following Carney's arrest tha authorities
here sent medical aid to Mr. French, and
Dr, Hall testified this morning that the
njuries inflicted were, very severe, and
considering the advanced age of Mr.
French, whj is 77. It miv be soma tima
before he can appear to testify in his own
behalf. During the trial Cirnev nleadad
not guilty, but admitted thit he was vcrv
drunk at the time. He was bound over
to the June tern of court on a charge of
aggravated assult, and bail fixed at $300.
As no one offered to raise the necessary
amount he was lodged in jail.
The bist in the worM for underlaying your carpets,
them and you will say so your self. For tale at the
Try
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OBSERVER OFFICE
The report of the United States Land e,osed at 80b :
0RAH MARKETS ,
(Scripps News Association)
oim.ago may wneat opened at 81
Office at La Grande, for the month of
April show (he following business tran
situ us. ins does not by any mears
represent the amount of work turned
out for much of it does not show up in
the reports sent to Washington. To
illustrate during the past five months
I nn i . , ...
oiuu nunarea letters were written as
shown by their copy-press books, even
this does not include hundreds of others
of which no press copies were made
. ine La Urande Land Office is one of
the busiest on the Pacific ccast.
25 Cash entries; 4,182 acres, .. $1 1.208.
1 Desert, 167 acres, 37.
1 Mineral, Final. . inn
53 Homesteads, 7. 838.
16 Final Homesteads 88.
4 Cancellations, 4,
22 Indemnity school, ... 44
1, N. P. R. R. list, " '.. " 22!
Other receipts including 28 Timber
and stone.. , tta
..S12,69f.
Totalreceipts?...;....
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SENTENCE SERMONS.
By Henry F. Cope.
Life without restraint is without right
eousness. A little great man can always be filled
with vanity.
The funereal kind of religion is most
properly dead. .
S rengtrt in public must have sevices
n private.
Ethics is gjod. and is a motor; but it
leads a dynamo.
You cannot learn to be a c-uide bv
studying a guide book.
You dj not hive to throw Drudinca to
the nnii in orijrto prva that yon steer
by prinsipla. '
People will baiieva in the irtua rt
yoirchara:'.er wiihoj: tis evidaoe of
its vinegar.
Trails of l es ara made up by switching
he truth.
Only the de-.d heart ants to be dead
T3adeJ to heave 1.
It is not always ths richer who talks
tne most poetry who is dchg most to
nake life likea poem. -Suiday Journal.
All T1E (REW PHRISKIID
Vladivostok. Mav 7Tha r..;.
v ... iiuaeimi
Blockade running- steamer
which disappeard last Year whila await
ing instructions regarding the landing of a
""go 01 arms, Has been found in the ice
near tne Amur river, with $n mmk
iieinug
or tne crew frozen, it i. ...... -j -l-
lost her bearines and all ih rr. .
lahed. "
closed at
closed at 52.
corn
oats
opened at
opened at
47V
52, V,
When the baby talks, it is time to : give
Hollster's Rocky Mountain Tea. It's the
greatest baby medicine knewn to levins
mothers, j It makes them eaf, sleep and j
grow. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets.
Newlin Drug Co.
The Eastern Oregon Trust and!
ejavings ua.UK
Capital $60,000 5
Opened for Business May I v
Solicits a share of your business in the
banking line especially savings and in
active accounts.
OFFICERS
? W. C. BROWN, President
GEO. L. CLEAVER, Cashier
Wm. MILLER, Vice Rresident
T. J. SCROGGIN, Asst. Cashfer '
. ' DIRECTORS
W.C. BROWN, WM. MILLER. GEORGE PALMER. J
C.T.BACON, GEO. L. CLEAVER, TURNER OLIVER,
T. J. SCROGGIN
L CAVINESS
F.J. HOLMES
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inj,1cWlie ' r ooon.01 a. Kioai,er numDer : or ' aiversmed
prtoJIy Sft001111 m 8tat Ut8ide f Multnomah county which , is l
(, W d not believe that there is another county in the Inland Empire that can I
mz!ooc j ooncaSere 1 ri63 whose total annual enue Produces an average!
uTh? ann.uaLreport ,of the State labor Commissioner, places Union Countv third l
in the state, m the employment of labor - county inira .
It requires 194 solid trains of fou rtv cars each to carr the Droducp nf nnr I
coun y to the market more than a train every other darthroughout e year I
"An admirable c mate" The np st. wintrnifl 1 1 1, y?,ar- I
reach 2ero. No excessive heat In the simmer 'JS nighVcTnot
be aDDreciated bv the rss ripntc of tv,a 4.u. nignis cannot
-i , , sa,1' UUWI wie ae permittea to eniov them
w 8t k8 nch. and Productive- Were we to mention ields they nrt'he I
believed. The only way to become acquainted with this harden ot MEden" is to 5
tvlf " Wh6n yU S6e th crPs Srm arid harvested
h? -UQ5tl wU1 require man manv decades of the present activity before thev I
JtSiSSS tzrzoLz more Slw mi"3 whlch give &mS !
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NEW MANAGEMfNT
The Centenial has chanirad hnri.
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w"i na reaoy to receive boarders the
first of May. room and board $5 00 a
week, meals 25 cts. Come and . .,.
C. T. Tolin, Proprieter.
Timber Land Act dm. it.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
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liuibrf land, lu it esiauS ,Tf Vl'hn'n, "l,e,
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withy&roftoV Seat of Union County
thmm.rel.uc.tio W hand to all. This &
cslK OOaoTVromL'alVLaH9 P' N'0' whoS9 Payroll at this place
county.on into the Wallowa Couy.'sUru" fr S th9 5S!?h,rn
the largest ra,lroad yards on the system, and train . diTOt5h.rs?5ffl t?' rnd l?ouse- and on. of
.r. second to'nont in cities of this size in this sSta We no J hv thJ 1-? ,chool, of U Gra"de
eight room brick buildine in course of constructinn ; i . bulldlnB and a fourth, an
prmapal office of the Geande Ronde Elec ric Co . locTt'ed Z thiTc 5T t0 Wenty-two teaeher- The
and lignt for the city of U Grande. Island Gift CoUnio'anVS Hl?Uk1sSifUUmrniShM
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Wheat
Lumber
Sugar
Oats and Barley ...
Cattle
Hogs.
Hay ..'
Dairy Products
Fruit ..
Horses and Mules.
Sugar Beets
Poultry
Potatoes
Wood
S6E0.000
640.000
265,090
250,000
250,000
200,000
120.000
125,000
100,000
100,000
100.000
50,000
30.000
60,000
$2,830,000
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X ; Wheat
2 Oats and Barley
1 Wood
T Ice
J Fruit
Sugar
J Potatoes
I! Hay
t ; Cattle
J 1 Hogs
T ', Horses and Mules
CARLOADS
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