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PERRY, OREGON :
CAN FURNISH LUMBER OF ALL KINDS
IN CAR, LOAD LOTS
For 16 inch Chain Wood Delivered at your Home,
Call up V. E. BEAN, La jCrande, Phone, Red 1741
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Dealers
Jewelry
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-from the wearer's point of view, there
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Jn not much ' discrimination shown In
buylng. , The trouble. 1 that too few
who need them take tho troubU of
'going' to a retrtilHr optician to have
their eyes examined and find out the
.best kind of glasses to wenr. AVe ex
amine eye free of chaise, -ami' also
give our-expert advice' free.-: We ad
Just the right lenses to the eye, so aa
to give perfect vision to trtose who are
. suffering from defective night.
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I Home JVJade j
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j Better than Ever j
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They have given United States Sen
ator Charles W. Fulton a room with
a fire esraoe exit at tho Imnerlal
hotel,; and before the daylight falls
this alternoon the statesman . from
Clatsop may have to throw senatorial
dignity to the winds and climb down
the ladder. The elevator U carrying
capacity loads of visitors to the sen
ator, and the carpet Is rapidly being
reduced to bare threads ' under the
trampling of many feet. Senator
Fulton Is holding levee, says the
Portland Telegram.
Members' of the' federal brigade are
paying their respects to the giver of
plums, and aspirants for United States
district attorney are as thick as hairs
on a, dogs back. Senator Fulton',
good right arm Is being shaken to Its
marrow. He appears" to be the man
of the hour.
Senator Fulton arrived from Wash
ington last night for the . purpose of
proceeding to Astoria to register as a
republican. Thla Is necessary before
he can be a candidate to succeed him
self. The senator, . Incidentally,' Is
hene to formally launch his boom fox
United States senator In the spring
primaries, and to see what the boys
are doing toward keeping him' In
Washington. The senator believes the
prospects are good.' ' -Urr, v
. "My petition will be circulated Im
mediately after the registration books
are opened." said the senator. ' "Those
who sign the petition, of course, must
be registered voters, so there Is no
use In circulating the petition until
the registration opens. -- .
"I will not spend a cent In my cam
paign other than the expense of pre
paring .the petition. I cannot afford
to apend money for the position and
do not believe In such practices'. If
my record of six years In the senate
Is not sufficient to warront rnv
weil and goad. Jl la a great honor
to be sent to the senate, but It only
becomes an honor when the people
wish to send a man there, not when
he has to buy his way In. 1 have no
sack to spend. My candidacy Is en
tirely In th hands of the people of
Oregon." - -i :
" netkln of the appointment of a
United States district attorney to suc
ceed W. C.' Bristol, the senator de
clared that the delegation has not de
cided on anyone.
your worn;
. " -.' 'Is whatwe want We dcc'l
V ' call on you one week for it a
i'v' . ' tH you the next we cannot do it fcr
you. ; We want it now,' and all the ' ti-:
4.. We do not think it neces$4rxat this time to
. anything about the cUss of work we tu
The fact that we have been in the LAU.V
-nr. ; DRY business for twelve yeami L:i
'''''9&nfojf9 think sufficient evi-.
' ' v. .:; dence that our' wor k is. sat- .
isfactory. ... Try. it, ' ' .
A. B."vC.iLAUIVDRy.vY':; -
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PROGRESS.
Near the town of Up-agalnst It, In the
land of Root-or-dle, .
We have found our very finest Inspir
ation, you and I.
Tolling up the hill called Have-to, with
Compulsion for a guide,
We have made the sort of. effort that
was never yet denied.-,-.
We have made the sort of effort that
was never yet 'denied. '',
In the way were Can't and Couldn't,
- with their brother, What's-the-.
use,'.. .... . .....
While our dearest foe, Born-weary
seized with Joy each poor ex.
cuse.
Yet behind us, unrelenting, drove' out
i. heartless master,. Must. .;
And our feet exsayed no lagging, spite
of hill or heat or dust. -ft
was there we grew the .sinews fo-
the struKBlo you and 1
Near the town of Up-agnlnst-lt, In th
land of Root-or-dle. . .
Near that village. V p-agalnst-lt. In the
land of Root-or-dle,
We discovered possibilities undreame?
; of you and I.
Were there heartaches In that Jour
ney? Little, then, our master
cared, ; , .
As along that stony highway undei
' whip and spur we fared.
Bread-and-butter trudged beside uk
with a keen and ruthless goad,
That should quicken halting foolsU'p.
If wc loitered on the road.
Pride and Spunk, two comely sisters;
' ' lured us on with myriad wiles
All the master' welts were palulcs.
ns we feanted on their smiles.
So our hearts-grew strong- to coiiouer
as we plodded you and 1
Past tbe lmmlet, Up-ngainst-it, -In the
' , land of Ilot-or-die.
Ptrleklan . Glllilan In Success
MHga;.lnn,
y Rargaln Tables. "
The Van Duyne store has placed o
line of 5e, 10c, 15c, tic and 0e bar
gain tables, which are fairly groaning
under their weight of bargains. A
call at the store will convince you that
you were never before offered to many
useful and really worthy articles of
wear and utility at such unheard of
bargains. A call will convince you
that not only can you save money
here, but get exactly what you have
been looking 'for..' '. -r .. j .
THE VAN DUYNE CO.
Notice of Annual Meeting. l
Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of
the La Grande Real Estae association
will be hold In the office of William
Miller & Bro., on Monday, January
13th, 190S, at l:3Q o'clock p. m.
12-19-lm r
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Coal. tool. Coal.
The Grande Hondo Cash
is selling coal for J 10 a ton.
rompanj
Arrival and Departure of Trains at
I Jl Grande. '
,No. 1, westboun' Portland Special.
Arrives 9:25 a. m.; departs, '9:30' a. m.
No. 8, enstbound passenger, ' mall
and express, at rives at '6:43 u. ni.; de
parta':50 a. m. ' '
No. 2, eastbound Chics go Special,
arrives S:05 p. m,; departs, 8:10 p. m
No. 5, westbound passenger, mall
and express, arrives 9:10 p. ra.; dc
purts, 9:15 p. in. -
' ' ICIftlit Ilraiifli
makr: ,youp
Knoun through the Observer Want Cok
J;HI,CAN MAKE TOpR WANTS AX1 WISHES Ko
OICR READERS AT THE NOMINAL COST OF ONE CTvr A
KACH SDBSEQDKOT INSERTION. THESE RATI S
m AD. COIjirsrv A f-TWAprvn nnnin ...... .TTTX. . -
!Z:S?hVlS A-CLEAIUWO HOUSE? WHERE tIIeI'V7
Ti 1PUBMC 18 BKOUGHT TOGETHER AT A ml:
FOR RENT.
TOR RENT Nice, aunny, furnished
front room on Fourth street. Close
In. Inquire at this office.
FOR RENT A house on North Side.
Convenient to shops. Phone IDack
1731, or call at Farmers & Traders'
' National bank. . .;
FOR RENT Two. furnished rooms,
' aultabla for two gentlemen. In
;t quire Mrs. D. W. Jackson "at ISO
Seventh s"treetl , ' ' "" ' v tf
FOR SALE OR"' TI?AD1v
boarding house In Wi;
Wash., will trade for I.!.
, Property. Inquire at :1
FURNISHEO ROOMS New
building."
Harris
FOR RENT Nine room house, nicely
furnished. A snap for tbe right
party. Inquire at this office. " tf
FOR SALE
FOR SALE A well-built, neat cot
tage. Inquire 2004 , Adams , Ave.
'Phone Black 15SS. . - 10-1B-11-S9
FOR SALE .Those 'desiring sweet ci
der or pure cider-vinegar, 'phone
Farmer 1994.
WANTED.
WANTEIHPIaln qr fancy ,
do at home. ". Children ,
t peclaltyv . j For partK-ow
. 1411. Adams Ave., out! -j
Valley house.' ,.
WANTED Loon of llsi o
V,of timber landi-will crn' -,
. -lion feet.;. A dd reis, Bt :
Oregon. 'N'"--'..1' -. ,v-..: '...
WANTED '.TO RAI)E-WI'K.
property to. trade forgoinl. n
( dress Bo Mv or cull lit ).:
; lost.
LOST -Between th Fnrrn,
ers" Natlopal bank and t
' pal' church lasl evenlup
wool mitten Finder t
to this office. ' '.
Complete equipment' for resetting -': and . repair
rubberbuggy tires. . " : H-V"C i
LA GRANDE IRON
; Complete . MacfiW Shfa'infi&oisA&ty ''
Leaves La Grande at 8 n. m.
anlvr-s In La Orande ut 5:3j. ,
and
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Clams and Crabs.
"And fresh fish at' the I.a " Grande
Cash Mat Co. 'I'ho . M i!n "' '
Vnin !.., :'r.'--:ii
THAT P1CWSC HAPtlPER
Shuuld always contjin a bjitle or two of our puresnd sparklina BEER
No mi'.tsr whit yjjr "sDlids" are, yoj'll oa riht in ths liqu.d part of
yaur refreshment if our Beer
nestles in your basket wh n
ycu start out. There will bo
no 'feaV of its "goitij fl.it."
It won't et a chance after
you hay sampled its exqu;s
te flavor. --Try a sample box
even before your picnic, then
you'll lenow the right kind to
take. ' ''- '- - '
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MHy.'
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I Do not fail to call at iiie wi B
I store and see the . bargain jzbl
5c, Wcrl5cr25c, 50c
MONEY SMERS JO YOU
LaGrande Brewery X
JULIUS F.OESCH, PROPH.
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