NEW FURNITURE
A CAR LOAD JUST UNLOADED AND ON DISPLAY
Including Iron Beds, Spring, Matrcsses, Dressers, Chifforisers, Cupboards, Bed Lounges, Couches, 10 Styles of Rockers
and Dining Chairs, linoleums, and Matting. We Intend Disposing of this ENTIRE JHIPMENT before
Tharksgivius. To do this quick'y we are giving the Public LOWER PRiCFS on every article, '
than you can possibly buy elsewhere. You are Cordialy liwit- d to call and
Inspect these Goods and Learn our Prices. Prices Reasonable.
EVERY THING FOR THAT
THANKSGIVING DINNER
No matter what you needs may be, all that is
necessary is to Phone Main 75 and our own
deliveryman will deliver it to you promptly.
TtiE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY
E. POLACK, Propr.
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WANTED
i Hay. Grain, Apples, and any other Farm Produce 2
that you may have.
We are in the market for HAY from one to 600 tons; also OATS in any
X quantity, and all the fresh eggs you have. J
WE ARE READY NOW U boniract for your apple orchards and your J
X potatoes. 2
, , Give us a call before you sell, and REMEMBER that we pay HIGHEST
. MAKK&T PRICES for all p-oduce and that we are "Johny on the Spot"
' ; ; WiUj thf HNgV as soon as goods are delivered.
; TO THE TBA0E: Wj ay: We have a nice lot of Fancy hay, oats,
, rolled barley in ouWarehou. wnieh we offer to the local trade in a retail
f way, at wholesale price. "W' also have Homy. Cabbage, Dry Onions,
Z A CARL6A& 6F PAP'ER.-Wrapptng papef, Wtx paper dishes, Pulp
' plates, Paper Oyster pails and Paper baggs all sizes, and also twine. We
4 bought this car before the advance in paper, therefore we can give you ad-
vantage in prices. BUY your SUPPLIES NOW.
X PHONE MAIN 2
j Oregon Produce Company
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REMEMBER OUR
HEATERS and RANGES
STOVE BOOMS and
STOVE PIPE.
WE DO UPHOLSTERY and FURNITURE REPAIRING
Phone Red 1161
F. D. HAISTEN
14! 5 Adams Ave.
Phone Black 641
H. B. HAISTEN
fFir Street Store
SEE OUR TIN AND
G R A Nil E WARE.
CROCKERY AND
HARDWARE
Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today.
Never trouble afiul'ioi l"i w'uai you can do yourself.
Never spend you money before you have it.
Never buy what you do not want because it is cheap; it will be dear to you.
Pride costs us more than hunger, thirst, and cold. ,
We never repent of having eaten too little.
Nothing is troublesome that we do willingly.
How much pain have cost us the evils that have never happened!
Take things always by the smooth handle.
When angry, count ten before you speak; if very angry, a hundred.
RIIY A
A Souarc Deal C. B. SIMMONS, President
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Sec'y and Mgr.
PHONE MAIN 51
PARR-SIMMONS COMPANY
INCORPORATED
Dealers In Grande Ronde Valley Products
Fruits. Hay. Potatoes and Grain ::: Apples a Specialty
LARGE COLD STORAGE WAREHOUSE
Hay Wanted Now
' HIGHEST PRICES PAID
Call and see us before you sell
Jefferson Ave, and Greenwood St.
La Grande, Oregon
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articles will be received subject to the
discretion of the editors. Please sign
your articles and save disappointment.
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Display Ad rate rarnnhed upon ap,nlcllnii
Local reading notice 10c per line flint luatv-
tlon. o per lint for each HHhM-miml lime"-
tlon,
eolutloin of condolence, 5M" Ui
Oardu of llmrikx, bn per line.
ToeSUy Satisfactory "Rajvge t
B. W. NOYES
JOHN HALL
NOYES & HALL
Dealers in
Electric Supplies
LAMPS and HOUSE WIRING A SPECIALTY
Phone B'.ack 1161
Corner Ft and AJams Averue
W.th L. C. Sm'.th in creamery bui.rg
A DesMoines paper suggests for that
city the battle cry "Shut up!" 'Clean up!"
"Loosen up!" Other cities, however, will
cling to the old one. "Coueh up!"
That the fuel
city is serious
Wood today is
to $7.50 a cord.
situation in this
is well known,
selling from $7
a price entirely out
President Roosevelt's administration is
making a record for itself in the matte r
of cabinet changes. During the coming
winter there will be six changes. On
March the 4, 1907, the President will
have had 26 different men in his cabinet
since he succeeded President McKinley
Including those whose selection has been
announced the list follows: Secretary of
state, John Hay, Elihn Root; secretary of
the treasury. Lvman J. Gaee, Leslie M.
Shaw, George B. Cortelyou; secretary of
war, Elihu Root, William H. Taft; secre
tary of the interior, Ethan A. Hitchcock
James R. Garfield; secretary of the navy
John D. Long. William H. Moody, Chas. J.
Bonaparte, Victor L. Metcalf: secretary
of agriculture. James Wilson; postmaster
general, Chas. Emery Smith, Henry
C. Payne. Robert J. Wynne. Geo. B. Cor
elyou, Geo. L. Myers; attorney gen
eral, Philander C. Knox. William H.Moody
Chas. J. Bonaparte; secretary of com
meree and labor, Geo. B. Cortelyou, Victor
H. Metcalf, Oscar S. Straus.
It will be noted that sec Wilson alone
has remained in the same position thruout
the administration.
The entrance of Oscar Straus into the
cabinet is noteworthy for the reason that
he is the first Jew to sit in the cabinet of
a president of the United States.
W. H. BOH VJF NKAMP CO
Hardware, Stoves and Furniture
Crockery and Building Materials
A Delicate Throat
I ' Probably you haven't had any trouble for several
I months, but you may have now.
Gool nights and snappy mornings may Bring un
pleasant reminders of a delicate throat.
If vou grow hoarse without any apparent reason.
an ugly little hack arises, you need
SYRUP Of WHITE PIE AND TAR 2
if !
of proportion in a country where wood and
coal is as close, as it is to us. Come out
to the mass meeting this evening, at the
Commercial Club and see if things can be j
bettered. i
WORK GUARANTEED
FRXES REASONABLE
in
SANITARY PLUMBUV
Is as essential in your heme as thf do to'
OUR WORK
Executed in workmanlike manner anJ tpp.jved
sanitary standards. Carrying a com, If. ,:ne of
Bath Tubs, Sinks, Toilets, Lavatory and; all
plumbing fixtures.
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G. W. O'NdL
1Q13 Washingtan Avenue
Brother Bennett, of The Dalles Opt:- j
mist, certainly takes the wrong v.ew of j
the United States Sentaoral question, '
when he eavs that the verd ct of the!
people regard'ng their selection of the
man to represent them, for nought. His
assertion that the memdets cf the Leg'.s-
latuiecan rightfully disregard their
pledged to Statement Number One. is
absurd. If the people cf th.s state have
no nght to select the man who shall
represent them, we wou:d like to inquire
who has. The people of Oregon have in
no uncertain manner made the selection.
and the legislator who rides over thei
expressed wishes, need nave no fear of
again beng called upon to lay aside their
private duties ti assume publ.c ones. The
people have a right to choose and choose
they willjor there will be a few changes and
not a few politicians w.ll be lookirg ever the
"Help Wanted" columns. In this state
the people are "It" and if they think they
would be satisfied with Jonathan Bourne
as their representative in the Senate they
surely should have the opportunity to test
their judgement.
Last year wood to the value of nearly
$18,000,000 was used in the manufact
ure of wood pulp, an industry wh'ch has
developed rapidly in recent years. This
is brought out in a circular just issued by
the forest service of the department o
agriculture, which shows that within the
space of five years there has been an in
crease of 53 '' in the amount of wood
used for this purpose. Spruce is the wood
most utilized, but heavy drafts are also
made upon such timber as hemlock, pine,
balsam, poruiarand Cottonwood. Mean
j while. American requirements also draw
i hi'avily upon Canadian forests, imports
increasing 75 in the last six years.
Fortunate! y. the utilization of slabs for
pUip appears to become quite common,
yet there remains necessity of conserving
in every reasonable way, our timber.
at once. Diamond brand.
It soothes and heals. Best of all, it prevents those
severe spasms of coughing which are so likely to pro
soreness of the lungs.
25 and 50c a bottle. Money back if not satisfied.
A. T. H I Ll
Prescription Druggist LA GRANDE, OR
EF HONE RED 161
UMBtR CLAIMS
We car. locate a number cf paces on
good boiser oaima of tws m.ilicn ftet and
beitir.
f"..ay ti.k. La 3randi Inviistmuni C.
Notice of Appointment of Ad
ministrator To Whom It May Concern -Notice is
hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed administrator of the es
tate of Louisa Griffin deceased. All
persons having claims against said estate
are hereby notified to present the same
to the undersigned, or to J. W. Knowles,
his attorney, within six months from the
date hereof. Dated this 22nd day of
August. A. D. 1006.
Jesse Griffin.
Administrator.
HAD A CLOSE CALL
"A dangerous surgical operation, in
volving the removal of a malignant ulcer
as large as my hand, from mv daughter's
hip. was prevented by the application of
Bucklcn's Arnica Saive." says A. C.
Ltickle. of Miletus W. Va.. "Pers'Stent
use of the Salve completely cured il."2Sc.
Cures Cuts. Burns and Injuries.
I at Newlin Drug Co., druggists.
farmers? ana traders
9atonat !3ank
Capital $ 60,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Property 15.000.00
Liabilities of. Shareholders 60,000.00
tsponsibility $135,000.00
Condu-. e ur ' r Supervision of United States Bank Examiners.
o .:e and reliable
Glad to continue U cn o r.trs and pleased to meet new ones.
AGeneral Banking in cx..,ane Business Conducted.
Loansmade onapprov Secj t,y
Highest Market Price paid .or L.. .n C .jnty Warrant and City of
La Grande Warrants. Be'suie tt, c. .on Ji when you have warrants
for Sale.
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