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WANTED Men and boys for beet thin-:
mrjr Appiy to Samuel Storey,
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FU;SHED
Elack'612
FT.CNT ROOM-Phone !
FOR RENT Furnished room in
Anthooy house corner 6th and P st.
John
MONEY For loans on eity property see
Wm. Grant's agency. Also real estate
and insurance.
LOST On the road between La Grande
and Starkey, a leather folding pocket book
containing a diamond ring. Said book
was lost on or about the seventh of June.
A ,jieral reward will be paid for the
rSQk or information leading to its return
to this office.
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WOOD WOOD W00D-P.rt.et desiring
it engage ihe.r winter supply of wood
w II please leave their order at Mr.
PoioeK's grocery store. ! have 600 cords
of sood dry cord wood and of any kind.
Respectfully
J. Anthony.
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HELP WANTED-Compe'tent woman
to do general house work. Inquire at
this office.
MEN WANTED At the Sugar Factory,
inquire of F. G. Taybr at the Sugar
Factory. ' '
WANTED An apprentice boy in repair
L. C. Smith
J. J M,AIUSTR'S SPEdflC UMMfflr
A New Remedy. Sold by all Druggist
Give it a trial.
WANTED A competent girl or woman
to do general housework. Good wages
paid.
Mrs. J. C. Gullino
r-JK KE.LIABLE ABSTRACTS OF
TITLES go to the La Grande Invest
ment company, ia urande Ore., in
Foley building.
HUUbEKEEPER-Competent to take
charge of house. No washing. Small
family. Inquire at this office.
FOR SALE Five room house on Adams
Avenue. Inquire at this office.
GIRL WANTED At once to do general
house work. Appiy at Western Union
jjgraph Office.
WANTED A fresh Mi'ch cow, Jersey
preferred. Phone Red 621 or write
Box 454.
REAL ESTATE LOANS Any amounts
on city and country real estate. Loans
closed promptly, as soon as title is ap
proved. La Gramce Investment com
pany. -
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
prjwrty Apply at premises. JohnGavan
FfTJrSALE OR TRADE Two acres in
Honan's addition, nicely improved, large
roomy house, good water. Will trade
C. A Cahy.
FOR SALE One ii by 60 Russell Sep
. arator with wind stacker and long and
short self feeder and band cutter corn
plete.
J. E. Reynolds,
La Grande R. F. D., No. 2
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE
Over 200 good farms for sale. See our
list iefoie you buy. A. A. Barry, the
OrQj and, Washington Land Man. at
Ronae Valley Housu. '
FOR SALE One threshing machine
t3 k.. Cn ...itl, knl ruttar Inn" fi.&Hpr I
and everything complste will sell or
WANTED Board and room with private
family, for business man. Apply at
this office.
LOST On the rood from the Holms farm
to the Island city on July second, a large
metal lamp. Finder please return to
Henry Spence at Island City and receive
reward.
it annus la the iiuie one that once'ess
Sift of healthy flesh, solid bone and muscle.
That's what Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea does. Best baby medicine on earth.
Tea or Tablets, 35 cents.
Newlin Dhuo Company.
I live and let my brethern live
With all that's good to me;
Unto the poor some cash 1 give,
The balance 1 give Rocky Mountain Tea,
Newlin Druo Company.
Repairs
. for
Any Make of
Bicycle
at
Smiths
CREAMERY BUILDING
Agent for Cleveland Bicycles
The crowd that patronized the Catholic
lawn social last evening tupnsed even
the management From an early hou r
until after ten o'clock the waitresses were
kept busy waiting on the visitors, the net
returns being $75.50.
Besides being a financial success there
was a splendid program rendered
and those who, on account of the large
crowd had to wait, enjoy . themselves
by listening to various number on the prog
am and admiring the lighting arrangement
A huge arch light suspended over the
center of Mr. Foley's lawn furnished the
illumination but the white beams of the 'ight
which emanated from this source
intermingled with the dull glow of the
many Japanese lanterns arranged about
the lawn in a way that lent it a beauti
ful color.
The young ladies who served t ice
cream and cake ware: M.ssas Kvian.
Foley, Lizzie and Ella Gaeck, Pollman
McCoy and Gulling.
A stand a. ranged in one :orner of the
lawn was decorated in bunting and here
the guests could avail themselves of an
opportunity to secure refreshing drinks.
The vrogram:
Piano Duet, -
Mrs. Newlin and Miss Kirk I
Vocal Solo, . ." Henrietta Foley
Piano Solo, .'. .. Sadie McCoy
Recitation, Miss Casey
Piano Solo, Mrs. Newlin
Vocal Solo, Mr. H. V. Belnap
Violin and Piano Solo Misses Young
Piano Soio, Miss Casey
Recital on, Ada West
Vocal Solo, Ethel Davis
Piano Solo, Edna McCftll
Vocal Solo Henriett Foley
Violin and Piano Duet, Misses Young
WANT WORLD'S ff DERATION
(Scrlp'pe New Amoolatlon)
Buffalo. N. Y.. July 27. Delegates to
the annual convention of the American
Kecerat on of Catholic Societies, which
will informally open here on Sunday, are
beginning to arrive and an unusually
large attendance is expected. Extensive
preparations for the convention and for
the reception and entertainment of the
delegates have been made and it promises
to be one of the most successful conven
tions of this kind ever held in this country
Worldwide unification of Catholic societies
is the aim of the Federation, which has
started a movement with similar federa-
tions in Italy, Germany. France, Austria,
England, Belgium and other countries
with a view of furthering the plan. This
matter will be carefully discussed at the
present convention.
HONOR COY. GEARY'S MEMORY
(Scrip pa New AMoclatlon) .
New Cumberland. Pa July 27 The
Geary celebration in honor of the memory
of former Governor Geary be .n here
this morning with a grand civic and in
dustrial parade, in which the merchants
of the various cities in this district and
many civic organizations participated. In
the evening there will be a band concert,
singing by a large chorus and addresses
by Gov. Pennypacker and Congressman
PREl IS BURIED .
C W. P. Ellsworth of Island Ci'y has
returned from Toll Gate where he went
as deputy corcner to bury the late Mr.
Prel who was found dead about thirty
miles from Toll Gate. When Union
county official first went there they de
cided that the dead man' body was in
Umati'la county, and returned her. Since
then it was decided that Union s coroner
really had the jurisdiction, consequently
Mr. Ellsworth was deputized. However,
M. E. Olmsted. The celebration will be , when he reached there he found that a
continued tomorrow, when the firemen j Umatilla coroner had returned a verdict
will hold a big parade. Another band j af accidental suicide, and buried the man
concert will be heid tomorrow evening
and it will be followed by public exercises
at' which Judge Wilbur F. Sadler, Robert
Snodgrass and others will deliver address
es. On Sunday a big union service will
be held in the public square, beginning at
ten o'clock.
where r.e died. The verdict is not satis
factory to the Union man however as he
believes that Prel met his death at . the
hands of an enemy.
MEAT
Fresh and Cured
Can be obtained at this mar-
at al times. We deliver all
orders promptly. Phone to
us or leave your order.
will do the rest.
KISSED Wlff BY MISTAKE
According to a newspaper account. Judge
Orville Davit Jones, of Edina, Mo., who
was populist candidate for governor of his
state in 1896, is being sued for divorce on
an entirely new g.ound that of kissing
his own wife by mistake. The mistake
was so Mrs, Jones alleges that the
judge took her to be the servant girl,
Katie, and administered a more fervid
salute than any that had come her way in
some year. It wa not the fervor in
volved in the osculation tnat Mrs. Jones
objected to, but.the vicariousness.
trade.
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J. E.
REYN0L3S
Phone 1951
BRICK- BRICK
THE
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iarge.
brick.
furnished in any q.iant.ty or ary
Nj C3i'-ract io small cr tj
See samples rt our pre3i:d '.
OXFORD PfIR
JAMFS FA"QL'HARSON, Prop
CcmplfU- wiun-iiiieDl of
WINES, LIQUOR
AND CIGARS
Coid lunches and mixed drinks a
specialty. Fair and impartial
I treatment to all. You are invited
13 call and get acquainted.
IN dJ14RRY?
THEN CALL
WH. iEYNCLDcS
THE TRANSFER MAN
ROOT lit RIO DE JANIERO
CREENFIELD OLD HOME WEEK
iHcrtppa New Association)
Greenfield Mas. July 27 This town
is crowded with visitor from the sur
rounding district who have come here to
attend the Old-Home celebration which
open this afternoon. Today' celebration
will be held at Grinnell's Hall. There
will be an exhibition of old time portraits
and miniatures under the direction of
Mr. Augustus Vi-cent Tack a sir a 11 but
choice exhibition of old-fashioned flowers
with a talk on flowers by an expert an
elaborate presentation of old-time and
modern dress with an interesting t l on
the subject by an expert; a meeting with
addresses by a number of prominent
speaker and in the evening a concert
with old-time music and singing, The
exercise tomorrow will be held at Lake
KR0USEBR0S Prop.
Successor to J. Bull and Ga
Phone Main 48
v;m jm m mm
PlAftnt A mono th ftnAnltiri who hava
Riode Janiero July 27-Secretary of state ,.,,, d.,:B.r ,ddrM,., on ,h. two
Root arrived here today from the United d , t- a. CongreMmin
States and was welcomed by the evil and j Uwerence, Atlorney General Malone
District Attorney Irwin and many others.
military authorities.
ICE CREAM FOR THE HOME
The Blue Mountain Greamery is now prepared to
furnish its patrons with the very latest creations in
FROZEN ICES,
SHERBETS.
PLAIN ICE CREAM
FRUIT ICES.
9
Anything you have ever heard
fancy frozen confection.
of in the way of
DR. CAMPBELL'S WHEAT TESTED 61
Dr. W. R Campbell has been in town
today from his Cold Springs ranch and
brought samples of new y threshed wheat
which tested 61 pounds to the bushel. Dr.
Campbell says that threshing is now just
getting under way in his section of the
country. Penaleton E. O.
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GEO. KREIGER.
I.H Ml"!". 4" C II
H; will taka that trunk to the De
p -tcr yojr h)inj in less time tnan i
Uk.: tn t:.l it.
D'.y ;none Red 761
: " Black 1792
l:XTST C- 1 ' i.."n c way at your serves
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The Eastern Oregon Trust and
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Savings bank
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Orders for Parties and Banquets specially solicited
Orders promptly delivered to any part of the city
BLUE MOUNTAIN CREAMERY CO
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Phone Main 44
All our groceries are good, clean,
fresh, and pure. The kind that
will make your meals very rlelicir.
ous, and give the house- wife an
easy task in grepairing it, ' '
We challenge the city on fresh
farm produce and berries. Every-,
thing that should be fcunrf in a
first class grocery...
PROMPT DELIVERY
PHONE MAIN 4h '
NORTH FIR STREET
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has ever
them by
a sustitute for doubtf j! investments, but by ac-
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savings bank is the greatest boon that
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the masses. Jt V.Ql Oiuy yio
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thoughtless expenditures.
Wo luantvnnr savines account,
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no matter how small
GENERAL BANKING
OFFiCERS
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EROWN, Fres.der.t
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. F.J.HCLWES. Treas.
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T. J. SCFGGGIN. Asst. Cashier
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Iviv.i "in is a t'rnifiiliiio;, stuliljorn
;- i .ui .i il tiy an ncitl humor in
-"iin".r i" co'iUrt with the k'kIii ami pioilucin-r redness, infliim-
" '':'""l uU...:niilc tlohiiiu. An iiiiu-tivc Mali; of tlit- system and
.!i c(,r.,lni.iii of Hie I'liniinative incmbfrs leaves the waste ntid refuse
of th- l.o.iy to eollert and sour instead i f jia.ssinjf them ofj tlirou jli
s, h:.r.n, Is of bodily waste. The Ii.".m1 in its tlloits to purge the svs-
all I'.reien matter iibsorhs this acid and tli
acrid humor set ins to ooze out and set
the i'lo
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nuir. ..
tem ol
pores ui'd ; lands of the skin. Th
llie .-kin on hre, tlie it -aw eolored. stick v ilniil ilrvimr nml Inrmlnn rrmi.
and the it ::::nr is in ense. When tlivn- jmslules Hie scratched off the skin
is left raw and fevet. li and often a solid oie is found and kept tip by the
constant es ape of at il l from the blood. Local application of salves, pow
ders, lotions etc. nr dcsiiable and .should be used U.-ause tliey allay lat
itcbinj, and nive the sullerer temporary comfort, but uie in no sense curative,
because they cannot leaih the scat of the trouble, which is in the blood
S. S. h. Civs down into the blood, cleanses
the circulation of all acids and humors, builds
upthettiin. sour blood ,-uid by removing every
vestijfc of the cause cures Lc.cnia perma
nently. The irritating eruptions disappear
the itchin;; and Imrnin cease, and the acid
fired skin, biin fed by a fresh, coolinc stream
i nnies soft ami smooth npnin. S. S. S is made of healing, punly.
ri.s and barks that will not damage, any putt jf the fystem
n !ieasi s and i;ny medical mlvii e lne.
THF SWIFT SPrniFIC Cfi.. ATLANTA. GA.
PURELY
as.
VEGETABLE.
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If you bring her to our
ICE CREAM PARLORS
you will have her w
pleading your case at
in withcu
fwr feot
SELDER, Thc tow
Oiwfin (' on-r I'l-twcu r'i-t;Hiil mid Han
Krancl-t-o v-ry five iU,
.VkMO 60 YEARS'
i EXPERIENCE
LA GRANDF SCh'OOL
of music:
PROF. DAY, PRINCIPAL,
MRS, DAY, ASSISTANT.
iThis is one of the bv,r. ruu'-lwd in
mstilutioni in t!ia st;t. anj th,:t
toplo in tiiis city and valley ,ira
ihfii'ninntftotls-uvor ttie ady.irUjgo
iJ this school. T'le system ij t,e
latest ar.d most utuclicM. ?rui n
l cljdes ail the Ut- st uiscoviinri', in
ire artrf tortotnnc mur.in. ,The
J scucol is divided into two d"p.rt
t rr.er.ts; No. in for tutirintri from
6 yeuis or more arid me tamlit
tulktr UKertntn Mif tpitii'ti ttm hrthr u
.a-mutton t pntbaMf NttiiiMrt. ( d-iroontr
ti(.ntrlrtljcriii.ln.lHl. HAHOBOM on Pi
nl tr. OMl ttffiH-Y fr urpr plfita.
tniui taken thr'Mivri Muim Co. rlT
natlc. mi'htmt ctmrr-, In Mi
Scientific Jlmerican.
A niiTWtanfnnlvi11trMi4 k'f. !-rrrt rtr
Milatiioi tt mnr '" t'-nrfml. l'rni. 9 1 a
a.r: fr.nr nv.Mi, . tHU brat) rtx1fair
riSUNN & Co.3B,B- 'New York
WE WANT MONEV
and in order to get it we have decided to sell groceries
FOR CASH
at a reduced price. '
We can do this and still make a good profit because we
have cut our expense account in the middle and we are
willing to give the benefit to our customers.
Our line of groceries is complete and the quality is un
excelled. Call and allow us to quote you prices on
cash purchases.
: SEATTLE GROCERY STORE:
q I the firEtthrupjifiules Pupils wine t
, , or.e hoir each day. Thit is no Inn- I
e f otrKMtm system but far Miiior.
J In No. 2 the gradee are ficm 3 to t
. , , hi. Here they ciaduate. puuile 'I
lane (r e or two lessons a weak as
they cesiie. No sr.bclars will lie
i-erim'ted to rainain in this school
who do not ttuily.
Opposite the Foley House over
the candy store Phone. 43
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LAWSON BROS
Prop.
On!y 82 years M
' I am only 82 years old and ,on
expect even when I eel U he red ol. t
feel that way as Umy as I can t Klec
tric Bitters, tuys Mrt. K 1 1 H,son.
of Dublir.. Oa. S.neiy there's nothing
eite kecjs u.e old as ywnH and makes
tiie weak u ilroriR a this Krar;d tonic
med.cie. DyspepsM. torpid liver, in
f)dm'J kidr.tys oi j,tii(;nic tonupjition
ari unknown afur tatoni; frJeciiic Putors
& reauonrthle tune. Giiarjiiretd ly Nevv
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