jGbASSificB ADS
Rates-On cent a word, one-half a cent a word rh . v. .
J tion. Clarified add, bnng quick result TL I
mal. at the Model Restur.nt
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FOR RENT Furnished front room with
bath. Down town, tall Red 782.
at A. J. Warren. Corner M. and list. ;
FOR RENT Neatly furnished front room
centrally located. Hnone Black 1941
WANTED Gentleman or ladv waiter
Must have experience. Tnnnirn at th,c I
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FOR SALE OR TRADE Good organ
or sale or will trade for wood at 1603
!ams Ave., or phone Black 601.
FOR SALE Good milch cow. Will 50on
be fresh. Will sell for cash or exchange
for wood. Fred Jacobs.
FOR SALE New reclining chair with
rubber tires. Will sell cheap. Fred
Jacobs.
WOMEN OR GIRLS WANTED-Five
or six women or girls to work in laun
dry. A. B. C. Laundry.
FOR SALE Small house, 1 acre ground
Pleasant ho-ne addition. A snap. In
quire L. 0. Nelson at Par-Simmons
Un Kfc.LIABL.fc, ABSTRACTS OF
TITLES go to the La Grande Invest
ment Company, La Grande Ore., in
Foley building.
SPECIAL NOTICES
JfWflRY
Siegrist &Co.,Jewelers, have placed on
sale at their store 400 fiine watches
at wholesale prices. Mr. Herman Siegrist
while in San Francisco secured about 700
Waltham Elgin watches at a bargain part
of which were sent to this city and placed
' on sale.
vRatch their window for bargains.
10 TEAMS WANTtD
$4 per day to haul 5 loads of gravel or
sand from my gravel bar. 5.0C0 pounds
to the load, furnish one man if teamster
hauls, 6500 or more to the load. I will
pay accordingly. Haul one mile, good
eve) road easy plan to load and unload.
J. L. Mars.
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Notice it hereby given to the sfcvck
hoLjjers of the Aurelia Mining Co. that
tronual meeting for the election of a
boar J of Directors and any other business
that may appear, will be held at the
company office in La Grande. Oregon, on
the first day of November 1906 at the
hour of 2 o'clock p m.
J. A. Thronson. Pres.
J. L Corlett. Vice pres.
SPECIAL NOTICE
La Grande. Ore.. Oct, 5. 1906.
To whom it may concern:
As there has been some talk and von
der as to whether the insurance company
known as the Pacific Live Stock Associ
ation, of Spokane, wc.ud ever pay its
losses, if they had any. I desire to an
nounce to the public that 1 lost a tine ani
Xjjl and that I received prompt payment
in full. I cheerful'y recommend this com
pany to all, as being cheap, safe and j
reliable.
Yours respectfully.
Amalcateo Sugar Co.
By F. S. Bramwell. Mgr.
$ A ROAST
FROM GRANDY & RUSSEL S
will give you a very agreeable surprise
if you ara not a customer of ours, and .
you will wonder why you never favorea
us with an order before. Any of r.'r i
patrons will tell you that our meats far
surpass anything ever tasted, being of th .
finest and most tender quality: and what j
is more, always so. The best lamb, :
mutton, beef, veal and poultry in seastr.
i' a ays to bt found at
I. H. RUSSELL
W A MTr rs
i" nd P
' r"ore J. M. Berry's store.
MNEYFor ion on city property see
wiatus .
and insurance,
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grants arer.cv a: ,t
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REAL ESTATE ToANS Any amcunT,
i un r.T'i an ... .
- ...j k-.-uniry rei.i estate. Loans
v-. Ji.ea prompt y. as soon as t,t;, js p
Proved. La Granee Investment rn.
PAN.
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ruK "tNT-A six room house with
any jarri. nouse new v ramtAH
and papere i. Will rent partly furnished
to proper persm. Inrm' at rcc Ar
No. 1702 Island Avenue. E. Guthidce'
FOR SALE OR "rENT-Ow" f.'rm of
1600 acres. One farm of 800 acr
will either sell on easy terms or rent
for either one or five years. Hera is
a splendid oppcrtumty for the right
person. For particulars see A, B.
Conley. Address Cove Ore. or Phone
Vergere telephone line.
FOR SALE 8 room house, furnished in
good location with lawn, shade trees,
electric lights and city water. Also
a business lot and S room building on
Adams Ave. 5 room furnished house
witn good water on Jefferson Avo. anrl
two good ' building lots. 50x113 or.
Adams Ave. Also corner lot on east
Waslvngton Ave. Will be sold on
easy terms. Call at 1 605 Adams Ave
or phone Black 601.
TIMBER CLAIMS
We can locate a number of parties on
good timber claims of two million feet and
better.
Foley Blk. La Grande Investment Co.
A SUDDEN PROPOSITION
The sudden cold will come to a sudden
end if Antigriphine Tablets are taken
-2Sc Newun Druo Co.
artTessons
Miss Nina Hunstock wishes to announre
to the ladies of La Grande that she is
prepared to take orders and give lessons
in both water colors and china painting.
Studio at 906 Main St.
STOCKMEN TAKE NOTICE
To the cattle and horsemen of Sum
merville and vicinity and these stockmen
using the Wenaha Reserve. There will
be a meeting on Saturday. Oct. 6. ;906.
at 10 o'clock a. m., at Sj-nmerville, Ore.,
of the stockmen for the purpose of ar
ranging for a round up of 6tock on the
reserve and also to perfect a permanent
organization of the atockmen.
J. A. WOCCELL.
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PALMER HOUSE
JOHN FALMER. Prop.
Firstclass accc-r Tirdatio-s.
Board by the day v.ecic cr mo-th
at ras:n?.:'e rates
New furr'tjre t'.rt-cg'-.oi.t.
Centra ')' '-.cattd
ADAMS ANEN'wE, between Fir
Greenwood.
All our groceries are good, e'ean,
fresh, and pure. Tre kind that
will make your meals very delici
ous, and give the house-w:fe an
easy task m preparing it.
We challenge tr-e c ty cn fresh
farm prodjee and berr es. Every
thing that mould be 'ourd in a
first class grocery.
PROMPT DELIVERY
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N. T.CKKISTUN EKDEAYTB
(Rrrlpp Nw Aaaortatloot
Bklyn. N. Y., Oct 9-ln th LaFayettt
Avenue Presbyterian chutch her today
the nineteenth annual convention of th
New York State Christian Endeaver
Union was commenced, whan represent
atives of the 2500 societies of th state,
to th number of 2000 attended. A
notable figure at th convention was the
Rev. Francis EL Clark. D. D. L. S. D..
the founder of the Christian Endeaver
movement. The other speaker were the
Rev. Dr. R. A. Torr and Chas. Alexan
der, who together have been around the
world in one of the most noted evangelis
tic campaigns in history; Rev. Dr. Len
G. Broughton of Atlanta, Ga., the most
famous Baptist minister of the south;
Rev. Dr. 1. Vance of Newark. N. J,
famous in the ranks of the DuU Re
formed church; Dr. Wm. Patterson
pastor of the Bethany rresby erian
church; Dr. Fdwin Farrest Hallenbeck:
Professor A. R. Wells, editor "Christian
Endeavor Work," who in his time has
written 30 works on Christian Endeavor
work, and Gipsey Smith of the great Eng
I eh evangelist. During the proceed ngs Mr.
Ira D. Sankey put in an appearance and
was very cordially greeted. Tne song
leader at the convention is the Rev. H.
Jacots, who has already had charge of
large choruses in connection with Denver
and Balti-nore international gatherings,
while Mr. Chas. Alexander, Mr. Torrey'
song leader also helped.
The convention will last until the 11, is
considered to be th most important
of its kind.
SULTAN'S HAREM IS JEALOUS
'fTjrrS AAMHrtT
Constantinople, Oct. 0 It i whispered
that the real reason for Sultan of Turk
ey's illness, is that he was shot by on of
his Kurdish wives while the latter was
in a jealous fit over th latest addition to
the Sultan 's'harem.
LARGEST PUBLIC SALE
Ever held in Union county will be on
October 17 and 18 by C. C. Frailer wfto
lives one mile north of Conley' siding 7
miles northeast of La Grande, consisting
of: Steam Thresher complete. Steam
Baler, Three Drills, Two 1 4-foot headers.
Two derricks. Two S-bottom and Two 2
bottom gang plows, One walking plow.
One 6-horse and on 4-horse harrow. 6
horse cultivator, One Grain Roller, Ten
Farm wagons. Two mowers. Two rakes,
Chopper, Circle wood saw, $325 Surrey
nearly new, Two hacks, One buggy, One
bobsled, Twelve sets of harness, Black
smith outfit complete. Carpenter tools.
Cream Separator. Seventeen head of
cattle: milch cows two year olds and
yearlings, two bulls. Several hogs. Fifty
head of horses: brood mares, draft horses.
4-year elds, 3 -year olds, among which
are several match teams; also 2-year
olds and yearlings. Purchasers must pay
$10 service when mares foal, bred by Ed.
Hawley's horse. Two parlor suites, Six
bed room suites, 3 extension tables. Two
ranges: on Suoenor and on Charter
Oak. Sitting room furnitura, Dishes. Etc.
600 acres of pasture and straw, caeh.
Fruit on two orchards, cash.
Terms of Sale- $10 and under cash.
Over $10. eleven months time on ap
proved security bear ng, 6 per cent inter
est. Lunch can be secured on the grounds.
Sale commences each day at 9:30 a. m.
Auctioneers, Ed Strmgham and H. B.
Davidh :ar.
9ED ROOMS FOR RENT Comfortable
and h:rr,elie in a quiet house near
Adams Avenge. Two oriy. Inquireof
Hatt e R. McDonald at Nj, 1616 Six
fi St. 'Pnore BiacK 464.
Woman's Trials.
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cl m.i ti a cl.iifiii s .c when tlii-y fs
cm lt,f c lulnr. n or oiln-rn. To them ll.e
lrvii fhiijiiytiM-MH.t M4-IH tooniinii-rotM.
lli T.Kny CUM i f l.arrciuii'wi or child
H. .i-iu. If to flnld-larifiir s
a.,y ri im.viu I y tin-cure of weak hit- on
tl.f tart i f Hie Mi ri.uti. Iir. t'li'rrr'n ha
ver, u- I riM-r i t,i o l.ai- to ii tlif mean of
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tut Hiniiy ri itk v,il.i(. .y ,a,, oicrativi
tr.utmi i.t at tin- lvvalio-' Hot4- ami Sur
e;rk. IiiMitM. Id.Ralo N. Y . on r wtiii h
It i'i-ri f of ilii-"lavoriU- I'rnu-riiitlon "
fame pr,d.. In all ac v. hern hi I
arm art- oi.tcd and art- almi. an effort
n.ci.iu ( ii.au u. tiiid (.i.t tti real raiiM,
unre it j, K. i-ral;y m. a,,y removed LT
pror treat rner.i.
In all the various wraknc-M-v dSi larfv
pietjti.. ro,h.ii. itiflun.n.ation and de
billlaliiiir. ihtarrhal drain ami in all
raw of i, rvi.ijfi.4-i. a,i det.lluy. Vt.
I ,ne hav(,r,t4- l'rec ration If the diom
ettu lent ren.i-dy that ran poMlhlv be ufd
It ha t4. ii i red.t n,iiOre4i of tlionarn.
or cnr.T-D.ore Ii, fact than r;y ottu r
remeiiy j ut uj. fora:e thro..rh (lruiiBin
ei-ia.iy for woii.ai. V u-e. The nn'redl
Mil f vvljii h the - J-av rite I'r. M r i t.on "
Is con.frf.wd have ri ived the moH
positive n!orw ir.ent fr..-n the liad.r.a
Diedlral wr.u rvoTi MnU rm Af.,,i of ail
thf w-veral . h(,; i.f (,r.. ti.e All the
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can afford i ,,, . Ult Utn.i afur
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liintioo Ir I'.iT ' n aar t l' lt hn nt
tl and aalest Utalive for wuiiieo.
BCITTAJN CASE REVIVED
(Pndlton E. O.)
Major Lee Moorhous has teewved a
letter from Mr. and Mrs. R. 1 Brittain of
Walla Walla, asking him to make inquiries
among th Indian regarding th kidnap
ing of their littl boy Ccil. from th toll
gat last summr. In th letter th par
ents say that a man living near Touchet.
Washington, was recently told something
regarding th cas by an Indian named
Winnistor, who lives near Adams. Know
ing that Major Moorhouse. thru th
friendship that exists between himself
and th Indians, would be able to learn
the truth of the story, th grief-stricken
parent decided to ask his a.d.
Major Moorhouse says he will learn
what he can from the Indians regarding
tne story that has been Circulated, but
he fears there is little foundation for it.
However, as many Indians were in the
mountains at the time of the boy's
strange di.appearance, it may be that
ome of the tribe know something about
the case.
SARAH A. BERRY
Mrs. Sarah A. Berry, nee King, died
at her home in lmbler last Saturday
evening, aged 71 years.
Sarah King was born June 4. 1835, in
Arkansas. In that state she spent her
childhood, In '48 she was united in mar
riage to Wm. Beny a,nd a few years
latter they started for the west coming
to this country in th early seventies, and
resided her continuously up to th time
of her death. Thus she spent many years
in the Grand Ronde, during which t me she
invariably mad friend of all who cam
in contact with her. Mr. Berry has been
wer born to Mr. and Mrs. Berry, two of
whom have died,
The chilJren who survive th aged
mother are; James of Arkansas, John
of lmbler, William of Boise. Idaho, Ever
ett of Wallowa, Arthur of lmbler, Mrs. J,
T. Quinn of California, and Mrs. Gussi
Collins of Summervill.
Interment was made yesterday in th
Summerviil cemetery.
INEORCING LOCAL OPTION
Last week Sheriff Blakely arrested on
bench warrant issued on indictments
furnished by the late grand jury Sterling
Smittle, Guy Fleener, and Frank Geer
Th two former are charged with giving
away intoxicating liquor, and Geer, with
selling the same in violation of the pro
hibition order made under the late
election on local option. The parties
mentioned were all taken before Justice
C. R. Eberhard. who admitted them to
bail in the sum set by Judge Eakin for
these cases. It is not known when they
will have their trial. Wallowa News.
NEW HOPE EOR DYSPEPTICS
Digestion depends upon two factors
muscular activity, mixing the food mass
with the digestive fluids while moving it
on through th alimentary tract and the
various digestive ferments found in the
fluids of th mouth, stomach and int.s
tines. These ferments are prepared and
secreted by glands, bi,' and little. The
big glands constitute complete organs,
like the pancreas and liver, while . the
smaller glands exist in the cells of t' e
stomach and intestines.
Unless bloid comes to each organ and
to each microscopic gland at work within
each organ and in proper quantity, se
cretion is interfered with. It will not be
normal in quantity or sufficiently high
grade in quality, under such conditions, to
do the w.rk of digestion. Witn any such
variation in secretion there will be, in
consequence, retarded and imperfect di
gestion of food, abnormal fermentation,
malnutrition. pa:n and. perhaps, my one
or all of the symptoms characterizing dys
pepsia in any of its forms.
Osteopathy gets results by ristoring
normal action.
FOR RENT- Furnished large and cozy
front room. MClam hsuse. Washing
ton and Greenwood Sts. Cail Black
16!.
OLD
PEOPLE
NEED
VINOL
Because it contains the very
elements needed to rebuild
wasting tissues and replace
feebleness with Btrenpth.
We return money if it fail to LenefiL
NfcLIN DRLTj COMPANY
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work to all.
Gold Crowns $ 5.00 up '
Bridgework par tooth 5 00
Gold Fillings 1.00 up
Plates 5.00 up
Examination and Estimates FREE
kind of
LA GRANDE
Successors
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LAMPS and HOUSE WIRING A SPECIALTY
Phone Black 1161
Hamilton Building. Corner Fir and Adams Averu
OMMtlllMIIMltMIlllliaitAaaa...
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS I
D. FITZGERALD. Proprietor ,
Omplete Machiru Shops and Foundry I
Uenara Blacksmiths, W manufacture Th Fitzgerald Roller Feed !
Mill., the best nd cheapest mill on the -market. Our shops r
equipped with machinery tc handle any sized work, nothing too Urge
or nothing to small. High' prices paid for old cast iron.
We j
Mean Business
WE ARE HERE FOR KEEPS AND DON'T YOU FORGETf
Our business is constantly on the increase, and we see no reason why wa
should d.scontmue. Our stock of staple and fancy groceries is complete ,n
every way and our system of transacting business seems to please th.
general public. If you would like to get better acquainted with money
saving to customers methods give us a trial order. We would appreciate a
call from you and we will attempt to merit your confidence.
SEATTLE GROCERY STORE
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Supplies
BROS. Prop.