EIGHT PACES.
EVENING OnsKRVKfi. U CIUNDR. OKfcOM. MOVPAT. OCTOBKR j. 1008.
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Will EXCEED $120,000
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the people of La Qrande ana vicinity.
it chandise guaranteed for service
Ladies Cravenette
Coats
Just the thing for muddy and wet
- weather. , ' ,
110.00 to 120.00 values; a!o prico
$1.03 to
Wool Dress Goods
A large range of colth and variety
of pattern; value 35c to 11.50.
OUR BARGAIN PRICE 60 PER
CENT OFF; or - :
$3.00 WORTH FOR tl.OO.
B These and many other special offerings in Ij
:! n.ir Rn Pr.R IU flFPARTRIFNT . l!
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ll OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,
i Public Sale:
The Rvbert -E. Smith 5
head of cattle will be sold :
at cublio sale Thursday, I
October 29, at the Union
county Fair Grounds at
10 a; m. ' ;
50 lit AD Of CATTLE 50
Seven head of Registered
Herefords
One Three vear old Here
to rd BullRegistered I
Three Cows Registered I
Two Yearling Heifers Z
Registered I
One Two year old Heifer t
20 Head Dairy Cows
10 yearling Heifers and I
steers
13 Spring Calves
One two year old through-
bred Jersey Bull
SALE TO BEGIN PROMPT
AT TEN O'CLOCK
free Lunch at Noon
TERMS -One years
time given on all notes
with approved security'
bearing 8 per cent inter-
est. 2 Der cent off for
m . 0
cash
:r r. e. smi in :
: J. E. Reynolds, Clerk I
Z E. Stringham, Auctioneer I
Kotine of Dlolutlon of Partnership.
Notice' ia hereby given that the part
jwazblD' heretofore existing between
iBr undersigned, under the firm name
ef Roesch & Bunker, Is this day dls
solved by mutual consent, the said
fTnitar E. Bunker retiring, and the
aaid Herman Roesch continuing the
business, and the said Herman Roesch
vtlF pay all debt owing by the firm,
pd' collect all accounts due the said
Am
Dated at La Grande. Oregon, Octo-
14. X0S. . OctJ4tf
HERMANN ROESCH.
WALTER E. BUNKER.
ihem Thfl fipcf values ever offered to
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We put iust a little pol
ish on your shirts and
hollars. Thty do not soil
so easily
TRY US THIS MONTH
CHERRY'S NEW
LAUNDRY. -
Pacific States Phone
'Main 73
Idependent Phone Ult
1 Aka
1TNI) BODY OF LOST MAN.
One of Mon Lost In Washington Moun
tains Dlca of Exposures.
Tacoma,Oct. 2. Julius Kumle.
who with Fred Kloeber was lost in
the mountains ntar Hot Springs,
Wash., since Monday, was found dead
yesterday, lying on the north slope
near the extreme top of Rooster
Comb. He had boughs under his
head as a pillow, evidently placed
there by Kloeber, who Is sUll missing.
It is supposed he Is dead too. and
men are searching for the body.
Mad Mullali is Off Again.
Aden. Oct 36. According to re
ports received here, the Mad Mullah
will renew hostilities at the conclusion
of Ramadan tonight Plou scruples
have rendered the Mullah Inactive for
. Hm, hut with the nasslng of
MM1I -
Ramadan. . aerlou trouble is feared
fcr the authorities of Berber-' " Sev
eral companies of native Infantry have
been aent from tht place to British
ftnm&H.land. There 1 much unrest
among the native and the outbreak
may become serious. '
People's Store
. ., 7
uepenuaoie mer
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Children and Misses
Cloth Coats
$5.00 to (10.00 values; aale price
; $2.50 to $5.00
'Ladies Tailored Suits
115.00 to $30.00 values; sale price
,......,..$1.80 to $14.00
This lot Includes a number of good,
serviceable garments and the prices
are much less than manufacturers.
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I New
j age Valley
Honey
Less than 1000 pounds in
all HURRY.
v PICKLES
HEINZS' full line of fresh
pickled goods. Bottle and
in bulk.
Our CHOW CHOW is great
CITY GROCERY
AND BAKERY.
E.Polack, Prop.
MURDERER NOW ON TRIAL
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cases of a sensational docket for the
present term of circuit court Moore
Is charged with killing the negro fol
lowing personal differences on a ranch
IS miles from Union. The state, It Is
said, will fight the case blttery, while
the defense will be no lea fierce.
Many wltneseea will be called, a large
number of them having already drift
8, to -TT - W. T?Vm,- 3?yii:
Powder and Telocaset Moore ha
many friends who are watching the
case closely and will be on hand to
learn of any new development In the
trial. Later: The Jury 1 selected. '
the bank, Bcrlber has .acknowledged
burning fraudulent ; paper to the
amount of $70,000, and It Is feared In
some Quarters that in his haste to
cover up his criminality, he may have
burned up some good notes.
A CIctot Scheme.
It Is also reported that there are
held a number 'f certificates of de
Doalt of which vliere Is no record in
lr,i - V3V,.TyWvr.'.S -3Vc teen
ovA'MiY.t'rf "following
manner: . .
The Farmers & Tradein National
bank blank certificates of deposit are
Issued In tabs of 100 each, numbered
conaecutlvely. Scrlber used those of
which he made no record from pas
that In the natural order of business
would not have been reached for at
least five years. Thus this scheme,
like some others,' was difficult to de
tect until a thorough overhauling was
undertaken.
Forgor!1 Amaslnsly . True. '
!, Those who have seen the forged pa
per were amtused at the cleverness In
which the signatures, were executed.
In som Instances the men upon whom
the forgeries were committed could
col have told but what they signed
themselves had they had such notes
outstanding. Other bad paper Is read
ily detected when compared with the
genuine signatures.
Not a few have entertained that
notwithstanding all of the shortage,
forgeries and embeszlement, that no
serious punishment would follow. The
government is reported to have such
conclusive evidence, and In' addition
to this, Scrlber has confessed to more
than one official, that there are
enough known charges upon which
convictions could be obtained that
would compel Scrlber to remain ... In
prison the remainder of his life. The
onty thing for Scrlber to do Is to
make a clean breast of the entire,
natter and throw himself on the mer
cy of the court, which might pass sen
tence upon one or two counts and
dismiss the others. The very 'least
sentence that could be Imposed Is five
years.
There was some talk for a few days
that Scriber's relatives would pay up
the shortage and things would be
smoothed over. This is all street talk
with little, if any foundation.
It Is rumored that Judge Wolverton
!n Portland, has Htated that when he
Scrlber case comes before him he will
either call in a Judge from California
or from Montana. Those who are
versed In legal matters pertaining to
the United States District court, say
that Scriber will be most fortunate to
have any Judge preside over his cas
other than Judge Hunt of Montana.
Judge Hunt is no stranger to the bar
of Oregon. He presided In Quite a
number of land fraud cases.
May Pay 25 Per Cent
The depositors may as well face the
music one time as another. They will
be fortunate. Indeed, if they reallsse 25
cents on, the dollar. In proportion to
the Cipli-I 'iSTClVvi iu i'un uuiiiM
transacted by this bank, t is said to
be one of the worst failures that has
ccurred on the Pacific coast In many
ears.
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breaking' the' passenger train in two,
and Fireman Robinson went to the
aid of his engineer. A splinter of
some sort had entered the lowef part
of the body glancing upward, break
ing and fracturing the pelvic bone, but
did . not enter the abdominal cavity,
falling to pierce the intestines. Other
trivial bruises and cuts were sustained.
His mother and father have been
refused admission to his room,' dem
onstrating the critical condition which
James Is In.
Car Well Demolished.
The stock car which caused all the
trouble, was partially demolished,
though the five head of horses In It
escaped serioua Injury. ." The cab of
the engine Is but little damaged. A
heavy piece of timber penetrated the
window with terrlfio force and had
Gavin been sitting down, be would
have been Instantly killed by the force
of the blow on hi body.
He was taken to the hospital In his
suffering condition, where Dra. Hall
ft Bacon dressed the wounds.
IfttoriSwr-MWt LVs4SEfrCBS. 'Vi'-,
The splinter bored IU way well up
between the muscle of the thigh.
Now the chief attention of the physi
cian la centered on preventing Infec
tion. If tills can be forestalled for a
period of 40 hour. It I thought Gavin
The value of a prescription depends upon the prompt
ness with which it reaches the sick room v
"Do It Now"
ic th mnttn which stands for much in our Drescriotion de-
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and delivered as soon as filled. You know our reputation
for pure drugs and careful compounding .:. .:. .:.
We Carry Everything which Should be
Found in a Drug Store
HILL'S DRXIQ JTORE
LA GRANDE, OREGON
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HpSPITALITY
!l Orders Delivered at your
La Grande
PH0E
When you purchase jewelery cr a time
piece from me you have a right to feel
certain abou having recieved fuli value
for your money : . : : ': ' " :
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IEAD!C PICNftR JEVVtER
BAY & ZWEIFEL !
Plumbers and Tinners
Pump Work and Gutter Work a Specialty
Let us furnish you with an estimate
on your work. No order too large or
small for ou- best attention. . Let us
reline that old stove. At a slight ex
pensewe can make it as good as new
BAY &
211 DEPOT STRW
will survive. The probabilities are
that animal -matter was carried Into
the wound. There may also be bit
of wood still lodged -well up in the
cp&atjtgv. ..;. :7:';t "?".;; "
No One Admitted.
The physician and nurses are de
voting every possible energy to the
saving of the young man' Ufa. No
one but physician are allowed In hi
ward.
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HIHHIIHIIIIMI
from a pretty woman 1 always
acceptable Liquid refreshment
In the form of our refreshing
and exhlllratlng Bottle Maltlna
is particularly so. Put a stock
of this in your cellar and you
may be well assured of appreci
ative guests. And the beauty of
our Maltlna Is that it Is also
healthful and nourishing a well
as thirst-quenching and non
intoxicating.' It Is a body, bone
and brain builder in liquid form.
Home. Also air Dealers
E MAIN 5.
ZWEIFEL I
Resting WeU Today.
He ha recovered from the first
hock of the injury and today seems
to be resting welL .
More than half the difficulties of
the world would be allayed or remov
ed by the exhibition of good temper.
Arthur Held.
SSc vfcow for 10c at the Peatim.-
Brewery
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