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J .1 jGbASSif IEB ADS ! Rates One cent word, one-half a cant . . , j tion. Classified add.bnng rlXL FOR SALE Ten head of horses, and one rresu milch cow. Inquire of Mr. Rom Harris, one door thie side of Rohr and Co. Butcher ihop. FOR SALE OR TRADE Two acres in Honan's addition, nicely improved, large roomy house, good water. Will trade C. ACary. FOR SALE Furniture, cheap if sold at . once. House for rent Inquire of Mrs F. L. Huhnsl, phone Black 1 122. - . . FOR SALE Near Cove, S80 acres o fine fruit, vegetabe and pasture land, with fine spring water, for $4,600. Also the finest residence and acre block in - Cove for $5,600, or land and town property for $9,600 if taken together. " ; " ' ' Inquire at this office ruKNlSHED FRONT ROOM-Phone Black 612 FOR . RENT-Furnished room in John Anthony house corner 6th and P st , MONEY For loans on city property "see Wm. Grant's agency. Also real estate and Insurance. FOR SALE For the next ten days, brick building on Adams Avenue. A bargain for am Q". Inquire of S. R. Havorth. LOST A Lady's gold handled parasol G. H. P. engraved on handle. Return to Mrs. Frank Pike and receive reward i FOR SALE CHEAP A good house and FOR RENT A four, room house out buildings, and 5 acres of good land in uia I own close to mill creek. . In quire of Mrs. A. Swaioer . FOR SALE Air motor windmill good A. MclainN 4th st WANTED Men and boys for beet thin ning. Apply to Samuel Storey, FORRENTTo people without children, my rooming house on Adams Avenue. ,-Suitable for boarding house, mostly furnished. ' Rooms now filled. Mrs. Zora E. Patty. Good looks bring happiness. Friends care more for us when we meet them with a clean, smilling face, bright eyes, parkling with health, which comes ay taking Hollister'e Rocky Mountain Tea. 55 eta. Tea or Tablets. Nbwlin Druo Co. FOR SALE One threshing machine S3 by 60 with band cutter long feeder and everything complete will sell or trade. J. E. Reynolds Phone 1961 FOR SALE An established, well paying business, small capital required, good reasons for selling. Address X Observer. - fOR SALE Eight acres,6 room house, barn, place for chickens or hogs, orchard, all kinds o fruit and plenty of water. Located east of flouring mill, will exchange for city property Apply at premises. JohnGavan VIOLIN - Miss Bertha Young will give lessons on the Violin. Teachers certificate from Whitman College Conservatory of Music. Phone 1994. WANTED A girl to do housework in family of three, no children. Inquire at No, 1606, 7th Street In. quire of F. L.' Meyer La Grande National Bank. FOR SALE-One S3 by 60 Russell Sep arator with wind atarlfar ml Inn? and short self feeder and band cutter com plete. J. E. Reynolds, La Grande R. F. D., No. 2 TOOKAWHLIBOJW- The party who took that square iron topped wooderi frame wheelbarrow at my Building, Implement and Material yard near the Tool House on the 16th without my permission will please return same at once and oblige, J. L Mais. LA GRANDE SCHOOL OF MUSIC PROF. DAY, PRINCIPAL. MRS. DAY, ASSISTANT. This is one of the best musical 'm- institutions in the state, ' and that people in this city and valley are begininng todiscover the advantage of this school. The system is the latest and most practical, and in cludes all the latest discoveries in the art of teaching music. The school is divided into two depart ments; No. 1 is for beginners from 6 years or more and are taught the first three grades. Pupils come one hour each day. This is no kin dergarten system but far superior. In No. 2 the grades are from S to 15. Here they graduate. Pupils take one or two lessons a week as they desire. No scholars will be permitted to remain in this school who do not study. . Opposite the Foley House over the candy store. Phone. 473. The Eastern Oregon Trust and' Savings Bank COMMENCED BUSINESS MAY 1. 1906. Statement of condition as shown by books June 18, 1906. which is the date , of call for statement for National Banks by Comptroller of the Currency. RESOURCES Loans and Discounts,. .$43,312.93 Bonds. Stock Warrants Furniture At Fixtures Expense Cash on hand in Banks Total 6,000.00 877,95 1.741.00 , 1,169.11 34.621.38 .$86,722.37 LIABILITIES Capital Stock,, Earnings, Deposits, Total ... $60,000.00 .... 1,520.30 .... 25,202.07 ....$86,722.37 We are not required to publish statements, but we take pride in our progress for the first six weeks. OFFICERS w r RRQWN President Wm. MILLER. Vice Rresident GEO. SiSL T. J. SCROOG1N. Asst Cashier F.J.HOLMES, Treasurer, CALL UP MAIN 75 FOR fIRST CLASS GROCERIES Fresh fruits and vegetables every day Your orders promptly delivered as fast as ordered Standard brands always in stock. THE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY E. P0LACK. Propr. - ESTABLISHED , 3655 1887" The La Grande National Bank REPORT OF CONDITION JUNE 18, 1906. . RESOURCES Loans and Discounts.......'......... $630,214.68 United States Bonds, 100,000.00 Premium on U. S. Bonds,.. 1.760.00 Real Estate, Furniuure, etc. .......... 18,366X0 Cash Assets: Due from Banks, ..... $107,331.64 Due from U. S. ' .j Treasurer, ... ....... . 2,600.00 Cash oh hand, . 88,425.08-148.256.62 Total,. $898,687.18 LIABILITIES Capital Stock Surplus, ........... Undivided Profits. . . Circulation, ....... . - Deposits: Individual,".' U. S. Deposits, ..... Banks....... ' , Total......... . ............... $100,000.00 20,000.00 .. 48.0C6.66 ............... 60.000.00 ...$612,099.62 .' 48.344.95 " ,.. 23,137.06-683.581.63 $898,587.18 United States Depositary : " OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS oEOROh PALMfcK.VKBsiunKi.' ::1 X'-:; ."'..br: -'. m. pc,ppv Vm piowit. .;:., F.L. MEYERS, Cashier. W .L. BRENHOLTS, Assistant Cashier GEO. L. CLEAVER. F. M. ByRKIT, A. B. CONLEY. ' C. C PENINGTON. F. J. HOLMES With ample capital, large experience, and unsurpassed facilties, we offer you absolute security for your deposits; and solicit yonr banking business, promising you courteous treatment, and eveiy liberality -consistent with conservative banking. MEATr Fresh and Cured i' , Can be obtained at this mar-i at all times. We deliver a!f orders promptly. Phone tq us or leave your order, will do the rest - Y ER 92 of govern- i Mio trust, Ve to hie KR0USE BROS Prop Successor to J. Bull and Go, Phone Main 48 5 umkmrni d H R. AND W.R.C PROGRAM. The eleventh annual G. A. R. reunion ill be held this year at Elgin on July 2 and 5. The following is the program for both G. A. R. and W. R. C. MONDAY, JULY 2ND, 1906. . Salute at Sunrise : 9:00 a, m. Short Speeches and Manual of Arms by Comrades 10:46 a.m. Meet Train with Band Music by the Band . Prayer by Chaplain J. W. Oliver Address of Welcome by D. S. Smith Response by Frank Kilpatrick Music by La Grande Quartett Dinner 2:00 p. m. Music by Band Address by Com. Nathan P. Barlow Song By La Grande Quartett Broom Drill by Young Ladies 7:50 p. m. Music by the Band ., Hoop Drill by Young Ladies Camp Fire TUESDAY. JULY 3rd, 1906 Salute at Sunrise 9 a. m. Music by Band Prayer by Chaplain J. W. Oliver Address by Rev. S. A. Parker -. - Song by La Grande Quartett Manual of Arms by Comrades ' 10:45 Meet the train Music by the Band Address Song by Mala Quartett of La Grande DINNBEt W.R.C. july 3rd, 3:00, p. m. Prayer by Chaplain Music by Elgin Quartett ' Address of Welcome By Mrs. Anna Smith Response Duett by Mrs. Anna Smith .and Miss Wortman Speeches by Visitors Music by Elgin Quartett Color Bearers: Mrs, S. A. Magee Mrs. Wm. Stoop Mrs. Dan Wortman Mrs. H. E. Cowan. Business Meeting of W. R. C. and G.A R. Association at 2:30 p. m. Music by Band Camp Fire MAY AT MEAT TODAY (Scrlppa New Association) Washington, D. C. June 29 In accord ance with the dispensation arranted bv the Pope on account of the feast of Saints Peter and Paul. Roman Catholics throuoh out the world will be permitted to eat meat today. The dispensation was com municated to the various dioceses in this country some time ago through the regu lar cnanneis. WISTERN HEW YORK TURRf 1ST (Sorlpps News Association) Rochester N. Y. June 29 For three days this city and particularly Seneca Park wil be the gathering place and stamping ground of the -Turners of the Western New York District, who are holding their annual Turnfest here. The management of the big gymnastic event is in the hinds of the Rochester Turn- verein, which is playing host to ' their gymnastic friends in Buffalo,Syracruse Utica, Auburn,. Fort Plain and other cities within the Western District. Today, being the opening day of the Turnfest, is devoted principally to the preliminaries. During the morning the local' committees received the arriving Turners as they stepped from their trains and conducted them to headquarters at Turner Hall, where everything was pre pared for the accomodation and wants of the arriving athletes. The afternoon will be devoted to sightseeing; and in the eve ning a reception will be given in honor of the guests. Tomorrow the grear prize contest will be held at Senaca Park. The contest will begin in the morning and con tinue all through the day. in the evening the visiting Turners and their host wit assemble in Turner Hall, where a Com- mers will be held with speeches, music and singing. O : Sunday there will be a Volksfest at the Park, with popular games music and dancing and in the afternoon the prizes will be awarded to the victors in the various contests. fllOHGTHE - CHURCHES FIRST CHURCH t F CH RISTI AN SCIENCE - Buiilni Building opposite Foly Hotel , Sunday , n a m Brloc Wednndy.... 7:S0 p m Bead Inf room slum' plaea open luasdav and Tlii.rfdjr from-10 to 1130 a m and Kndjra and Haloidays from 1 to 4 p m. LATTER DAY8A1NTS Sundty Bchool............. fUg-ulai eprvke.. ...10 am H pm Mutual Improvement Aatodatioa meets loiatly at 730 pm CATHOLIC CHUKCH V W.J. Why to, rector Low nli' i, ,,-,-n ,,,!, ,1 ,- ,T a in Hlh Mu .. .... ,..m .-.10 a m Boury and BeaedioUon followiof 10 a m. mum at. E. CHURCH ' Itcv. B. P. Meredith, pat r undy flhool .. ,, , ift am Junior lur , . . .,, ....8 p m Kpworth Lctgu.- . ,7 p ro Cburr h Uervlaev......-. II a Slid Spa Murninit "Hnminum bonam" Kvraing-Kour Mea" A coMUl Inviutloa to all Uiam eervtees Is extended SPECIAL RATI TheO.R.& N. Co. have made a special rate of one and one third fare Octe for the round trip to Elgin and re turn en July 6th. Pioneer day. Ample accommodations will be nnwidaH for . crowd. The train will leave here promptly et9;16end will return at 6 o'clock jx m. COTTON SPlflflERS GIVE IN (Scrlppa News Association)' Fall River, Mass.. June 29 The cot ton manufacturers of this city have grant ed the operators a fourteen per ' cent in crease of wases. About twenty-five thousand hands will be benefited by the increase. The new scale, which will take effect next Monday, is oractieallv the same as that prevailing previous to July 1 1904. As other New Ensland Cotton Manufactoring centres follow the lead of Fall River, ae rule, the the chaiura is expected, ultimately to effect all cotton mm workers in this taction. The controversy leading ud to the set tlement of the present wage question was one of the shortest in the history of Fall River textile troubles. For several months the unions had been dissatisfied with their dividends, these averaging lately but four and five, with occasionally eiget per cent. As a result of e meeting of the textile council early in June a letter was sent to the Manuf cturers' Association on June 8, requesting a restoratiou of the 12 H per cent reduction in wages made in 1904. Thie request was refused by the manufacturers, who offered to oaur- antee dividend of five per cent, dating from June 18 to October 1. The unions refused to accept the proposition. A fourteen percent tncreate on the Drasant wages is necessary to bring about a re storation oi the IZ )i pr cent reduction of 1904. The nee rate will be uhiitnrH for the sliding scale dividend system. FOR RENT-Pleasant furnished front room at 908 Main Street St. PETER'S EPISCOPAL CHUKCH , Upton H. Glbba, ractor . Ird Honda? altar Trinity Bunder 'chool. .....,.io a m Holy Communion m.....,. u a m Kvaulng Berries w ..J pm Cverr one tnrlted to at lead these acrvloas. PRESBYTIKIAN CHURCH Rav. E. H. Bays, pastor Boadajr Be hoot.. ...10 a a J p 7pm ..I p m Janlor UndeaTor ...... Healor Kndevor..........,., Prayer MeeUun Thursday,......, marbles 8uDday...,.....l am and t p m Morning theraf '.'.Irlotlnm." Evenlug tbeme:-Kmamber Lot's Wife" The choma choir under the 4 iiectkm ol Mr Lyie. A oordia' In vlutlos la gives to all who have nacburch bimte to atleud these services BAPTIST CHURCH HV. W. II. Ulbaoa nailnr Boartiy i.iiiwii . I. r. .. q n tr n n n u To make the day a success one has to dine well. Look over this list and see if it does not make your mouth water. Absolute purity of ' every article it assured and they are certainly appetising. Do not wait until the last minute but cut out this list, paste it in your mem orandum book and call here im mediately and leave your Fourth of July order. It will be promptly filled New potatoes String Beans Green peas Strawberries Raspberries Cherries Peaches ' Heinz Pickles Olives Shrimp Oranges . Bananas, etc PHONE MAIN 46 QEDDEJ DR2J" -NORTH FIR STREET- 1 and poli- jlic policy ') to be ex ilic right. ' of an im y public .H 'meant -)nd tax i it, -per-se of a j sense- because re ; well nt struck ;" upon IS ques " atten n .of a not be Uat I pub- better , eaders irsonal m this . 'in . the ;ipality I. my ant n y Jnpar- J'SUC- ,It of '. t ' y, of f true Ifchen HsU i' the jVas ; 'on- an IHIIIHMIIH.il ' , . ,,. ? . ... t .. ............... Vent 1 tore , BOX-.- .,' ! - - ! -.: or " . vnJ Tsf.'y'i happiness 1 is what a good many people say of our parcels of pure, high grade mixed cndies. And the happiness is not gauged by quantity or price Best equipped ice cream parlors in Union County V v SELDER, e-fct iviaii . - t THE TAYLOR STUDIO To thb Summer Qirl: I want you to visit my studio and let me show you how successfuly I can photograh you in your sum mer gown. Come while your gown is fresh and rum. it uiill ... - , ' " "... ivun , i CIS. V er in a picture than aftar it ..10 a ...7 p m Prayer Sfaetlue Thimrfu s m Preaching Huuday. .ll amend Spm Boye' Clan, Satorday 7?W p m In the Barilt Church neat un4iy, poator w. H. Ulbaon will preach at the regular boo re. Morning theme; "The Ingrafted Wr.," ' r.Teiunf-TUeHlglilUnpent, the D.y tt Hend.- TheLnrl'e Supper will be adin'allerd t at It m. The a r. P. U. will meet ate p m. Bpenlal InvlUUou la extended to triiirra Id Hie city toworabipwttb on. NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMcRS ' Notice is hereby given to all consumers if water in the city of LaOrande, Oregon, that all parties who wish to Irrigate, are required to file an application for the same, with the City Recorder. lrrjgation hours; The laws for Irri gation are as follows; from 6:30 to 7:50 p. m. . Signed; H. C. GiLeMN,' Water Supt Dated, April 20. 1 906. been to the laundry. uie new location oi haa Remember THE TAYLOR STUDIO ie next door to the Obsarver Office , , PHONE BLACK 1 1 82 SUNDAY PHONE 841 j LICHTMIMO COLLECTION rj AGENT 5 H. A. Watson, M Our system gets the 1 Full particulars made known vi m application to interested' parte Office Lewis' building La Qrande, Or. V t i tm i i - . 1 ! m.1 1 VL'
