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Road the Golden Rule ad before
bolnff on the Conductors' excursion.
Conductor and Mrs. Len McCrsry
hrrlved tn the city this morning from
I'endlcton.
IHrs'r James A. Russell returned
home yesterday from .'camping trip
n the 'mountains. ' ' r
Councilman J. T. Williamson and
nmlly left today for the mountains to
njoy a short outing. .
Mrs. W. O. Chase and daughter of
ElIIamiiirirTire In tho city the guests
f Dr. aA Mrs. Upton.
The 7-year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. F. II. French of South La Grander
.1 seriously 111 with diphtheria. '
Joe Ebcrnole Is home from Port-
Iand. He will be behind the desk in
he Foley house tonight, as usual.
Deputy Sheriff George Llndgreri is
back in his office after a short vaca
tion spent in the Cornucopia country.
Dr. T. R, Monk returned this morn
ng from Tillamook, where he spent a
ew days looking ovef conditions there.
A.:'.rlmna.a.whohas bean
Islting -fth "'MrsT'Otto E. Dldlon the
fcast week, left for Pendleton this
tnornlng. , ' '
Tim Donovan went to Union today
o put the finishing touches on the
hew Western Union loop from the
unction to the city of Union. ,
W, L. Brenholts, assistant cashier of
he La Grande National bank, return-
d to day from Iowa, where he was
tailed by the illness of his father.
Boise delegates to the Wallace con-
Ientlon of Idaho democrats,, passed
hrough Ujo city this morning en route
lome alu4 a stormy time at the con
ention city.
Miss Emma Clarke will not return
10 Ontario, but will remain In this
Ity. She has accepted a position In
llie suit department of the Golden
Uile store.
Superintendent Campbell and J. T.
Langlry, both officials of the O. R. &
were In tho city this morning.
They went west in their private car
S. on No. 1. .
Rev. Uinffj) H. Glbbs lenvts tonight
r Portland' form where he leaves In
few days for Victoria, B. C, to visit
relatives. He plans on being gone
bout two wei'ks.
Miss Pearl Murchlsun, , who was
takin III at Cove yesterday and
rought to La Grande last evening,- Is
tmich better today and will no doubt
oon be able to leave her bed.
Mrs. J. fH. Oliver, accompanied by
Mrs. Hall.rt6k their departure for
Portland last evening. Mrs. Hall will
remain In that city and Mrs. Oliver
will spend a few days there with
friends.
" Mrs. J. H. Robinson and Mrs. Frank
Welch of Pendleton, who are spending
the summer at Meacham, arrived last
evening for an over-Sunday stay with
Relatives. They reports frosts at
)Iearham most every night.
J Charles Murchlsfin. who was severe
ly Injur, 'f during the Fourth of July
Baseball gmve, is still forced to use his
crutches. The Injured bone In his
fiukle Is slow In heuling. and h'ls doc
tor says crutches will be necessary for
at leant two weeks yet.
', Miss Nina Wolfe spent Monday st
t:i Grande, hnvlng met -a friend. Mis.
B"lln . Hart,, of. Pawnee City, Neb.; at
tlie Union station and traveled with
r rs C'j"i l2 Grande. Mrs. Hart
Is niovlntv" Colvllle. 'ash and Is
itU'h pleased with the west. Union
Republican.
Read the Golden Rule ad before
going on the Conductors' excursion.
Mrs, Robert Newlln is expected
home tomorrow from a viflt to Port
land and Seaside.
' A. It.' Bowman, special agent for the
general land office. Is transacting bus
iness In the city today. . '" .
'" Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Newlln, who
are camped above Starkey, . will be
home Monday afternoon. ' '
Miss Ethel Gulling leaves early next
week for Portland and the coast to
spend a protracted vacation.
The person who lost the pair of
steel rimmed eye-glasses may have
the same by calling at this office and
paying for this notice. :.
Hecker Bros, of Albany, Ore.,' are
at the stockyards In , this city with
I about 800 head of thoroughbred Cota-
wold-bucks, en route to Bolso, Idaho,
Prof. Hicks, who will make an as
censlon at the Looking Glass park to
morrow evening at 5 o'clock, has a
new parachute which . has cost him
$75, I . , . ,(
W. E, Adams of W'elsee, Idaho, is in
La Grande with three .' carloads of
wethers at the stockyards, which he
is shipping to the Portland Union
stockyards. ' - , i ' ".:
Nate Ardrey, wno ui ueu u ,u
portant personage in the musical at
tractions at the Pastime theater when
It waa In operation, left today for his
home In Portland.
Prof, and Mrs. Omen Bishop left
thla week for Hood River' and adja
cent territory,' looking up a new loca
tion. They rather evpect to locate at
White Salmon, Wash., opposite' Hood
River, on the Columbia, but may con
tinue their Journey down the Colum
bia on the Washington side. Union
Republican. , , (,
. Mr. and Mrs. Oren Wagner' returned
Monday from La Grande, where they
attended the wedding of Miss ' Helen
Vehrs and C O. McReynolds, which
took place there last week. Both Mr.
and Mrs. McReynolds have many
warm friends here who wish them
much Joy In their wedded life. Wal
lowa Chieftain. . -
Though the land office closed at 1
o'clock this afternoon in accordance
with summer regulations, many en
tries were made during the morning.
William R. Warnok of Imnaha, Emery
A. Mace of Whlteblrd, Idaho, and
James Wlwenor of Whlteblrd, made en
try on forest .serves while Albert Met
Seh, of Troy, Reemls Williams of Mon
ument, and Isabella Kleese of La
Grande rnaclo entries for homesteads.
Imllttt Knoule Clears Court IKx'kc-t.
Circuit Judge Knovvles, left Satur
day for his home in La Grande after
holding a special tterm of court In this
county for the purpose of clearing the
docket and disposing of such cases as
did not require a Jury trial. In this
matter Judge Knowles Is making good
his pledge to the people before elec
tion. Having the docket clear of such
cases for the regular term means a
great saving to the taxpayers of Wal
lowa county, as Jurymen, when sum
moned to serve at a regular term will
not be required to stay at the county
seat three or four days, an expense to
themselves as well as tho county be
fore a Jury trial can be called Huv
Ing once disposed of tho lnw and
equity cases the Judge will, when
the regular term convenes, bo able to
disposer of the Jury rases In regular
order and with dispatch, Wallowa
Chieftain.'
1'cntcrduyV Nmrc.
Portland. S; Sun Francisco. 1.,
Los Angeles, 1: Oakland, .
Statement of Die Condition of the
FARMERS AND TRADERS NATIONAL BANK
V . . OF LA C.nAXDK,
At the Close of llusln es July 15. 1 S.
SOCIETY.
CHURCH NOTICES,'
Bljr. Catholic Convention.
Boston, Aug. 8. Following the
convention of the Knights of Pythias
this past week, the Hub will enttrulu
another great national gathering next
week, when the American Federation
of Catholic societies will 'assemble' in
annual session, Delegates and offi
cials are alreadj arriving , and the
prospecta are good for a big attend
ance. The first session will be held
Sunday morning, when pontifical high
mass will be celebrated and Archbish
op O'Connel will preach. The princi
pal address will be delivered by Dr.
Thomas Dwlght of Harvard, on "The
Church and Science." .t
First Prewbyterlnn Church.
Washington avenue find Sixth St.
Morning subject, "The Cross." Eve
ning subject, "Liberty." Special mu
sic by the choir.. Sunday school, t:4S
a. m., W. L. Brenholts, superintend
entent. C E, service, 1 p. m. Prayer
meeting Thursday, 8 p. m. Rev. S. W.
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': Central Church of Christ. '
Bible school, :5 a. m.; prayer and
praise, 10:45; the Lord's supper, It;
sermon, 11:15; T. U. 6. C. E, and
Junior C. E-, 7 p. m.; preaching serv
ice, 8. Morning subject, "What to Do
With Tour Doubts." Evening subject
announced later. . ,.
Latter Daf Saints.
Sunday school, 19 a. m.; regular
service, 1 p. m.; mutual improvement
association meets conjointly at 7:80
P. SB.
Central Church of Christ.
Bible school, 8:45 a. m.; praise
service, 10:45 a. m.; the Lord's sup
per, 11 a. m.; sermon, 11:15 a. m.;
subject of sermon, "God's Eyes and
Ours." T. P. S. C. E. and Junior C.
E., 7 p. m.; evangelistic service, 8 p.
m.i subject of sermon, "Children of
God." Rov. O. H. King, pastor.
Methodist fhiirch.
At 8:45, Blblo school; 11 a. m "The
Kingship ot Self Control"; 12, class
meeting: 7, Epworth league; 8, public
worship. Thursday, 8 p. m., prayer
meeting. Friday, 8 p. m., love feast.
New members and offllcnl board urged
to be present. Rev. C. E. Deal, pastor.
V. M. C. A. at Pomlliim.
Renewed activity Is taking hold, of
the T. M'. C. A. In the two state asso
ciations (if Oregon and Idaho, and
circulars appealing to the better sen
timents of the citizens of these states
are now being sent out by. I. B.
Rhoden, secretary at Portland.
The association is growing and Is
doing an Immense amount of good,
and Pendleton Is the next big town In
the northwest to secure a T. M. C. A.
building. Pendleton East Oregonlun.
. Kern to Sxnk In lonui
Des Mirtnes. Iowa, Aug. 8. John
W. Kern, democratic candidate for
vice-president,
at Charles City, Iowa, today
Chautauqua gathering. Mr. Kern will
not begin nn active campaign until
next -month.
will deliver an address
before a
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in the Bargain Basementlemember all purchases
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BEST STOCK.
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sM.i,Li:sT piticra.
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' Advertised Ix'ttors.
Miss Allle Gale. ' '
Miss MyrtlA Hough 8.
Mrs. Jennie Linn.
Miss Stella La Mont 3.
Miss Agnes Meade.
Mrs. M. L. Snyder.
Mrs. 8. B. Shields.
Mis. E. E. Vandersllce.
Schuyler Cundlff.
M. J. Davis.
Will F. Keenan.
8. E. Krysha. . 1
R. W. Hardin.
Levin Hurley.
Avery Williams.
Walter Wyatt. ,r'
Conrad Zitanstock.
O. M. RlCHEY. Postmaster.
Race for
Newport. R. I.,
Atr Cup.
Aug. 8. The race
for the Astor cup, the magnificent
trophy presented to the New York
Yacht club, will be held today, over
a course 3 S miles long. On Monday
the race for the cup presented by
Klnir Kdwnrd will be sailed.'
Grande Ronde Lumber "'Co.
PERRY, ORC60N
CAN FURNISH LUMBER Of ALL KI ME
IN CAR LOAD LOTS
for 16 inch Chain Wood Delivered at your H
Call up V. E. BEAM, La Grande. Phone, Rel
" ASSKTR.
Time i Jms
Ovenlia.t.f, temporary ....
Bonds, warrants, etc
Banking houso and fixtures
Other real estate
7T,R.0fl
3,846,73
19.732.39
IS. 811. On
8.000, 00
'- CASH AND AVAILABLE ASSETS
tJ H. bonds and
premiums ...81 5,0 73.00
Pemand loans 85.H6S.70 '
Cash and du
from banks . . 87,835.10
I per -;nt re-
' demtPlon fund 7BO.00 13.633.'n
Total
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II AHII.ITIFS.
Capital stock 8 80.000.00
Surplus and undivided
profits , 2. 713.15
Circulation 15,000.00
Dividends unpaid 1.200.00
Rediscounts f.riOO.OO
Deposits and due to banks 170.078.57
Total $2(i2JBon:
W want your banking account W art creful with any butinsit an- 1
tmot.rt m u. and our record for eoneratim in thi past ii our best guar"
antes to you for the future. NOT THE LARGEST, but 1st ui eenvincs joj
that WE ARB THE BEST bank to do bum with J
The Farmers and Traders .National Bank
"TOWARDS
Many people who are neglecting symptoms of kidney trouble, hoping 'it will wear away," are
drift&g towards Bright' s Disease, which is kidney trouble in one of its worst forms.
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stops Irregrularities, trenethens the urinary organs nd builds up the wcrn-out tlssut3
of the kidneys so they will perform their functions properly. Healthy kidneys strain out
the lmDurities from the blood as it oasses throueh them. Diseased kidneys do not, and
c ' the poisonous waste matter, is carried by the drculatJoa to every part of the body,
causing dizziness, backache, stomach trouble, sluggish liver, Irregular neart action, etc
If you nave any signs or Kidney or Bladder i rouble commence talcing fULUY'3
KIDNEY CURE at once, as it will cure a slight disorder la a few days and prevent a
fatal malady. It Is pleasant to take and benefits the whole system.
0, D. Burhana Testifies After Four Tears
G. B. Urban of Carlisle C en tar, N. Y., wtltcti .
"Afcsut bar rssra ( I wests T sudst thai I s4 baas nMnAf
nniit a amn sidaay tmMs by ukisf Im thsa tw ssttiMi .1
relay s Kldoaf Car. It mtlralf stssvaS Ika artsk-SusI Mdioiaat a4
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How to Find Out.
Too can eally determlns If jout kidneys art
out of order sy settins; atlds for 4 hours a
bottls of ths orlos pasted apoa arisins;. If
opofl examination It is cloody or milky or has
a brick-dust ssdloeot or small particles float
about in It, jroor kidneys art diseased, and
FOLEY'S K'OKBY CURB tlutald be Uksa
at sacs.
pals .ui mptMM ! tieaar aiaaaaa (uapfttm, ai f las to aaf uuM
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kldaar s Ma44ar tfMki
avar had a Mtara af anv af tkaaa tyat danag tsa law
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Two Sizes. 60 Cants and $1.00.
tCLO riCClIKDEO BY . .-,
OF LA GRANDE
a. t. him; mtrcciNT.