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FRONT ROOM-Phone
MONEY For ioans on city property see
Wm. Grant' agency. Also real estate
and insurance.
FOR RELIABLE
TITLES go lo the
ment Company,
Foley building.
ABSTRACTS OF
La Grande Invest
La Grande Ore., in
FOR SALE OR TRADE Two acres in
Honan'a addition, nicely improved, large
roomy house, good water. Will trade
C. A Cahy.
tAL ESTATE. LOANS Any amounts
vj- on city and country real estate. Loans
closed promptly, ak soon as title is ap
proved. La .Gramds Investment com
pany.' ;r , - -.
LOST Ladies tart colored jacket on the
street between the Golden Rule store
end the Foley House. Finder will
please return to Newlin's drug stoie.
FURNISHED ROOMS-Apply to Mrs. C.
Ralston, on Washington Avenue.
WANTED Two men to take contract to
cut from three to five hundred cords of
wood. Inquire at this office.
USEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE In
Mrs. Patty's modern cottage. Also this
cottage for rent Inquire J. F. Williams
corner Greenwood Street and Adams
Avenue
FOR RENT A seven room house for
rent Inquire of Mrs. S. C. Zuber.
WANTED To rent a house with 12 or
1 4 rooms, furnished, suitable for a priv
ate boarding house. Mrs. Grace Barrie
NOTICE TO HUNTERS
Notice is hereby given that no hunting
is permitted on any part of the 'Williams
pasture south of town. All trespassers
1WR liable to prosecution.
T. L Williams, Mgr.
"J. J MCALLISTER'S SPECIFIC LINIMENT"
A New Remedy. ' Sold by all Druggist
Give it a trial.
INSURE TOR ACCIDENTS NOW
Now is the time to insure against acci
dents of all kinds:
Wm. Grant is agent for some of the
best companies. Claims adjusted by him.
A ONE FARE FOR ROUND TRIP
TThe National Irrigation Congress will
be held at Boise, Idaho. Sept. 3 to 8.
The O. R. & N. Co. will sell tickets at
the rate of one fare for the round trip,
children half rate. Selling dates on Sept.
1 and 2. Continuous passage from date
of sale until final return limit. Stopover
privileges will be granted for return trip
within the final limit.
Brick furnished in any quant. ty ;r any
style, No contract too snie.il or to
large. See samples of our pressed
brick.
GEO. KREIGER.
La (Jram)e, Oregon
La Grande
ESTABLISHED i887
United States Depositary
Capital Stock, Surplus and undivided profits $160.00000
CFICERS AND DIRECTOR?
I M BEFRY.Vice President.
GEORGE PALMER, Present. J- M-
F. L. MEYERS. Cashier.
' W L BR EN HOLTS, Asvtast Cash.'eh.
GEORGE L. CLEAVER; F. M. BYRKIT. A. E. CONLEY.
C. C. PENINGTON. F. J. iiGL...E
$ General banking business. Drafts dran on all
parts of the world
icy ads
Try one today.
FOR SALE A one and one half story
house three lots. Well and citv water.
Good location on Monroe street.
Inquire at this office.
W00D60DW00D-Part,es desiring
to engage their winter supply of wood
will please leave their order at Mr.
Polock'sgrocery store. I have 600 cords
of good dry cord wood and of any kind.
Respectfully
J. Anthony.
FOR SALE Pure Bred shopshire Buck
Poplar Grove Stock Farm.
J. E. Reynolds Prof.
La Grande R. F. D, No. 2
WANTED Dining room help, male or
or female at the Model Resturant. V
w an j tu t resh milch cow, part or all
Jersey preferred. Must be a first class
cow. For particulars call at this
office.
(AIL FOR BIDS
The Recorder of the city of La Grande,
Oregon, will receive bids up to October
3, 1 906, at four o'clock of ssid day for the
grading and graveling of Sixth Street
from its intersection with Washington
Avenue to I Street as per specifications
to be seen at the Recorder's office, said
bid to be accompanied by a certified check
ts be equal to ten per cent of the contract
price. The right reserved to reject any
and all bids.
. Dated this 17th day of August 1906.
C. S. Dunn,
Chairman of street committee
HORSES LOST
Return fifteen and twenty head of
young horses, brand half circle V on right
thigh, have disapeared from my pasture.
A reward will be paid for the return
or information leading to the recovery,
A. B. Con ley.
TIMBER CLAIMS
we can locate a number or parties on
good timber claims of two million feet and
better.
Foley Blk. La Grande Investment Co,
BIDS WANTED
Notice is here by given that the under
signed will receive sealed bids up to and
including August 29 for removing 8,000 to
10,000 cubicyards of sand and gravel,
We reservethe right to reject ery and
all bids. For further particulars inquire
at the office of the. ,
George Parlmer Lumber Company
La Grande National Bank Bldg.
La Grande Oregon,
Pharmacists throughout the world hive
devoted their lives to the perfecting of
Hollister s Rocky Mountain Tea. It con
tains the choicest medical roots and herbs
known to modern medicine. Tea or Tab
lets, 35 cents. Newlin Druo Company,
OREGON STATE FAIR
On account of the Oregon State Fair
which will be held in Salem, September
10-15 inclusive. The O. R. & N. will
give a rate of one and one third fare to
Portland plus $2.25, ficket carrying pas
sengers through to Salem. The above
rates will be offered under following con
ditions: Sale dates-September 6, 8 and 13.
Limit Continuous passage in each dir
ection up to tie final limit. September, 17.
Stopovers will not be allowed to pass
engers in either direction.
Children of half fare age. one half of
! above rate.
I Validation for return -Tickets must be
' executed for return by Southern Pacific
! agent at Salem or at the Fair grounds,
j If not properly validated they will not
j be gdd for return from Portland.
National Bank
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VETERIHARY
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(Scripps News Association)
New Haven, Conn.. August 21. Be
tween three hundred and four hundred
prominent veterinaries from alt parts of
the United States are attending the an
nual meeting of the American Veterinary
Medical Association, which opened here
today. The association numbers more
than 1000 members, comprising prac
ticing veterinaries, government officers
and college instructors in all parts of the
country. The convention will last four
days. One entire day will be devoted to
a clinic, while on the other days valuable
scientific papers will be read and discussed
On Thursday evening a big dinner will be
given at the Tontine Hotel. "
I live and let my brethern live
With all that's good to me;
onio me poor some casn I mve.
The balance I give Rocky MountainTea
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At our store this week Professor Becker, the great majestic chei. will give
free exhibitions of cooking with the great majestic family range. Professor
Becker is one of the world's famous chefs, and' is the author of t'ie G real
THURSDAY, FRIDAY
On Friday afternoon betweon the
hours of 2 and 4 o'clock, Professor Becker will make a largacake, 20 inches
square and 6 inches high. The cake will be placed beneith a biard upon
which 20 ladies are requested to stand. The cake, like t'uth, crushed to
earth, will rise again, as light and delicious as before it endured f-e trying
ordfal. The Great Majestic is the one perfect range. It is not built of
"talking points;" it considts of tested practical features. It is a fact, not a
theory. It has been weighed and found not wanting; tested and fovni fauit-
MRS. T, N.
CHIXAWARE, CUT CLASS, HARDWARE, CR0CKCRY, SP0RTIXG GOODS, SASH,
LEFT WEALTH TO HIRED MAN . -
' Topeka Kans.. Aug. 20 James John
son and Mr. Dorthy Wilson of Washing
ton county, have appealed to the supreme
court of the state in the effort to break
the will of their mother, the late Mrs.
Elenora Johnson, who cut them off from
a share in her property with bequests of
$5 eich and left the bulk of her estate
to a -friend" Wil'iam White, a hired man
This estate consists of considarahl
personal property and an 80 acre farm
in Gage county Nebraska, Under the
will White holds a life interest in th
realestata.nd on hi. rft.h . I. f . .'
l u . ,7 . "Mtrrees lower than the proceed! week
to a number of Mrs. Johnson s crand- l ti . . .. .
children.
REFUSES TO PARDON TAYLOR
Telegram's Salem Bureau Aub. 20
Governor Chamberlain has arrived at a
decision In the matter of the petition
for the pardon of Moses Tavlor. th
wealthy rancher who was sent to the
penitentiary from Umatilla County Feb
ruary, 1 906 for 2 years for attempted
arson, and has notified Taylor by letter
that he would not extend any clemency
in his case further than what was already
being done. He is being allowed doub'e
time for working on the road gang.
' Taylor is rated at $100,000 and has
spent thousands of dollars in an effort to
secure a pardon but it is understood . the
Governor tnld him in a lat.tor that. h hH
better save his money for himself and
family after he serves his time.
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TO SEE PROF BECKER, THE
The Wonderful
can depend on a
because it is made right and
and SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 24, and 25,
CORNER ADAMS AVENUE AND DEPOT STREET
GENERAL WEATHER SLMMARY ,
During the first day of the week show
ers occured In the northern coast counties
and in the northwest portion of the State.
These showers, as a rule, were light and
droughty conditions continue in practically
all portions of the State. Forest fires are
burning In many places and the ; atmos
phere has become very smoky. It is not
expected that the forest fires will be put
out or the atmosphere cleared of smoke
until good, soaking rains occur, and they
are badly needed at the present time.
The temporatures averaged about s:x de-
,axou Bot
The nights were
aooui three degrees
cooler than usual in the western counties
and four degrees cooler than in eastern
counties. The afternoon temperatures
were about normal in all parts of the
State,- Light frosts were reported in a
fsw exposep places In Tillamook County.
The prevailing winds were northwesterly.
A tragic finish
A watchman's neglect permitted a
leak in the great North Sea dyke, which
a child's finger could have stopped, to be
come a runinous break, devastating an
entire province of Holland. In like man
ner Kenneth Mclver, of Vauceboro, Me.',
permitted a little cold to go unnoticed
until a traggic finish was only averted bv
n- M - r: ... ,,
li. nmu g iiew wiscovvrv. ' na writes
"Three doctors gave me up to die of lung
inflamation, caused by a neglected cold,
but Dr. King s New Discovery saved mv
lite. ' - Uuaranteed best cough and cold
cure, at Newlin Drug Co. 60c and $1.00.
Trial bottle free.
GREAT MAJESTIC CLEF, AND
Walking Cake
of the riht material Malleable
Majestic cook book. He inakes and explains the recipes of 83 different kinds
tf pistry. Recipei gi ver, for the askir.g. '
loec- tripH hv timp nt-ri fr,r v.irt
good in every way. It has bten proved to he the best by the American peo
ple. The Great Ma;et;c is the mastcrp ece of raige construction, Jt is ui.
equacd, the range hj which ail others ie judced, which lias no real Com
petitors, and which s mere large' -.'sed in La Grande and vicinity than all
other ranges combined. Cook '.g cxhib'ticn begins Thursday and fres
Majestic lunches and cocking lectures will be g vtn each day.
MURPHY
x FLASHES fROK THE STAGE
Flounce Robert will begin her season
at the Broad Street' Theatre, Philadelphia
September 17, in "The Strength of the
Weak." Her only New York engage
ment in this play is schedule for Oct. 1
at Harlem after which she will make a
tour of the principal cities returning to
Broadway; with three new plays and
"Giaconda" as a special matinee bill. '
Rehearsals for "The Illusion of Beat
rice." the new Martha Morton Comedy in
which Maude Fealy will begin Aug. 27,
at Berkeley Lyceum Theatre under the
direction of Max Figman who will act
temporarily as general stage director for
all of John Cort's attractions. ' '
The company engaged to support Max
Figman next season includes Helen Holmes
Wilson Forbes, John A. Brownell, Wm,
O Day, E. F. Power. Earnest Orr, Clara
Louise Chapman, Beatrice McClure and
Ceta Bennett, Mr. Figman' s season in a
recent successful comedy begin in Troy,
N. Y. Oct. 1 5th and embraces tour of
the Northwest and South after which he
will be seen in New York in a new com
edy by an American author, '
The Stewart Opera Company began It
season at Duluth Monday night Aug. 6th
in Victor Herbert' "Babette" with the
same production which was used by Fritz'
Scheff at Broadway Theatre. Beside
"Babette", the repertoire, includes "The
Two Roses," "Fatinitza" and "Dorothy.
ttiaUOl UJ, 1MIUM JltIBK, UWNI I. t
bairn, Clarence Haydn and Bowman Ral
ston are some of the principals. '' . "
FREEO
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and Charcoal Iron.
Between 2 and 5 p. m.
with r.prfr'Ct aatififaction and his m.kds
DOORS AMD SHINGLES