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J'ublWietl I)ullyj:.t''ir Si'induy.
" CURKEY BROTHERS, .
EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
Hulled Preas Telegraph Service.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
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Dally, per month.... .......... 6So
"Dar, six months In advance. . .13.50
Dally, one year In advance $(.50
Weekly, six months, In advance.'. 7Gb
ffTeekly, one year, In advance. . .$1.00
Catered at the postofflce at La Grande
aa second-class matter.
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One of the bout things that hn been
suggested In a long time for tho bet
terment of the Grande Hondo valley,
..Is the proposition to construct large
Irrigating canals for the reclamation of
the high and dry lands of the valley.
As the 'situation stands at present,
about the only way to make room for
the new settler la for Smith to sell out
and Jones to buy In. and under tho
new rule of building Irrigating canals
and the opening up of new land, room
will be. made for more new settlers
and tho population of tho valley In
creased accordingly. The Importance
of reclaiming dry lunds Is very great,
nd every available piece. of land of
this class that can bo placed under
water will add, much to the tillable
land and population of the valley. The
reclamation of arid lands and the
breaking up of large tracts orfer about
the only opening for an Increase of
population in this valley. Union He-
iV,lln
' Are we to have our annual astef
show this year? The two preceding
cnes have been so successful and have
Cone so much to foster local prldo In
pretty yards, that It should be con
tinued, . ; ' '
If Oiled cherries prove profitable, It
inenns 'much for the Grande Rondo
?all-y. which Is certainly the natural
home of the cherry.
A lovut welcome a waits President
Taff If lie decides to visit the rm.-lf'n,-coast.
Union, March 27. (Special.) Ped
agogues of Union county are largely
represented at a county Institute held
here today under the direction of Su
perintendent Bragg. The program en-
Joyed by the large attendance, follows:
Morning KohhIou.
Discipline, Mary llarri.
History In the Lower Grades, M.
Snider. .
Intermediate Geography, Mrs, Nora
Webb. ' . , '
Tho Abuse v of German, Florence
Luiifman. ,
Looking Backward, A. M. Winn.
Afternoon Sowioil.
Suggestions, C. L. Sheets.
School Spirit, O. W, DeLay. .
that I'MO.v rirriTiox.
List of Men Who Ask Mayor Law lo
Kcslivu at Once.
The petition and the men who sign
ed It, aa presented to Union council
asking the mayor and councilman to
resign, follows:
Gentlemen: We. the undersigned
business people, legal voters and tax
payers of the city of Union, Oregon.
believing that tho welfare of tho said
city demands an Immediate change In
the manner of administering the
inunlclpul affairs of the city, would
mast respectfully request that you.
and each of you, tender your resigna
tion, to take effect upon the election
and (tuallflcation of your successors,
and that you take Immediate steps lo
have a special election held for the
purpose of electing your successors.
And we will ever pray.
Name.
M. S. Levy, -Will Vogel. Leon Irfvy,
13. H. Cllne, Will Wright, A. Gardner,
P, P. Kennedy, O. T. fabler, P. A.
Cldwell, J. A. Jones, P. W. Davis, W.
C. Cully, K. P. Heuter, J. A. Bell, H.
r. Neelv. U. T. Knirland, II. E. Haynea.
V. I?. Davis, II. J. Lucas, G. S. Levy,
J. W. Spencer, George Ferguson, J. T.
Holies, G. W. Benson, W. H. Heuter,
J. M. Johnson, John Martens, M. F.
Davis, J. P. Myers, Charles Tobln, W.
K. Austin, J. M. Hursh, E. Komorl,
Floyd Tattle. E. J. Forsstrom, Hoy E,
Phillips. Charles Landers, L. B. Eaton,
A. G. Forsstrom, William Kielbloek,
Adam Woll, P. C. Smith, I. Landers,
G. W. Parker, J. B. Sams, James Webb,
Joseph Wrlnht. S. D. Correy, T. T.
Cock, L. A. Duke, A. Loveless, XV. J.
Townley, A. A. Mitchell, A. Vandevan
ter, J. II. Cnlon. R. T. Oliver, F. N.
Myrlck, P. S. Cllne, Paul Haynea, D.
11. Crouter, Alex Cochran, George
Clark. Orrle Cllne, A. A. Mulvehlll,
George Glgnac. A. Jones, T. J. Hugh
ey, J. Smith. W. J. Tuttle, XV. E. Lalt,
V. H. Stafford, William S. Van Hou
ten, J. 15. Tlm.nson. .Irwin D. Wright.
InM-nl Warclioiixe rirm Man Ordered j fcott rutrn, r i aim iiui .isme, u. . jvh
All Si.t-n of IVuil Paper. I sen, J 11. Slinnks, Thomas Brasher. V.
: j XV. Dodson, J. M. Hoss, John Talli y,
A carload ..f fruit paper for use j George Sonner. John U Jacobs, AleK
When the packing sea.n op. ns this ; Siater. William Reynolds. Charles Ad
nummer. has t.e.-n ordered by the ! anis. J. E. Sutter, S. L. Hunter. Hor-Jlamsey-Oldenbrg
Warehouse com-1 ac a Wilkinson. Allen McCuln. Alfred
pany. and will reach here In Seplcm-! Luther. J. E. Hall. J. C. Slrrt.ie. Wil
ier. This carload is about one-third j ham Wigglemv.n-th. E. O. Zcek. T. P.
cf the total amount of fruit paper to Flcklln. til. n Graham. T. E. I-. Prank
I'd in Grande Hondo valley ,Iur- n. . . Jn, -f "i.i.i-.. ... ...
.n to w re p choice fruit. woney, l-.slus hi liouten, n. ..
hnve this ship-! Faulk. P.rr.est Holmes, J. T. Mulve-
'hlll. J. XV, Lay. L. II. Haynes, C. L.
Yard cleaning seems to be
dcr of the day.
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thp or-
When you are installing a rew plumbinig
system or making the minutest repair. We
do this at the time you want it and at prices
you can afford to pay. .. .... . ;
BAY & ZWEIFEL
211 DEPOT STREE1
j Fresh Vegetables by Express
For
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fen Room House, Stone Foundatian, Stone Cellar, Two Blocks
from Depot, Furnished Ihrougkout
$2,100.00
One half cash, balance on two years time at 7 per cent interest
Logan Sherwood
Company
Realfy
SUPERFL0US HAIR
IS NOW CURABIC
Are you Afflicted with thla disease
Are you atlll using a r""or
Are ycu still using a twee.,.
THEN YOU Certainly
Have Jot Used
MA-J.I
Dr. Alexander Crossman, the Eminent Hair and
Scaly Spacialist has, after 15 years of research
and experimenting, discovered an absolute remedy
for this unsightly disfigurement.
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to Destroy tlie
Coarsest drouth
or Your
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REFUNDED.
Guaranteed to
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non-injurious to
the most
delicate.
The abovo Is net the result o magic, but of this wonderful discov
ery named MAJI. This protogr.ph Is ONE of the thousands of cases
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recommended by the most
for PERMANENT removal
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CAR OF FRUIT PAPER.
MAJI has cured. MAJI Is endor-ed and
reputable physicians as the only remedy
and destruction of superfluous hair .
. The action of this WONDKRFUl.
compound commences immediately on
Its application to the parts afflicted.
MAJI does not burn the hair, thu.s
"making It return more coarse ami
bristly than ever. MAJI goes to the
root of the evil It dstroys the cause
of the growth.' It destroys the factors!
favorable to Its growth. Mall cures
by destroying ihe productive condi
tlons that cause this disease.
If you want to be CURED, If you want to dispense with tho fine
razor, if you want to discard the heavy veil you are compelled to
wear to conceal this humiliating, unsightly blemish, get a bottle of
TlAJI now at once. If your druggist does not keep it send $1 to us
direct and we will mail It to you, postage prepaid; In plain wrapperr.
Turkish Remedy Co.
31 West 125 Sheet, New Yoik. IV. Y.
Address Deck i. Free Vuluablc Booklet "Tho Key to the Problem,"
SENT ON REQUEST.
Daily
Asparagus V; The. if" '
Rhubarb Very ..
Lettuce . . . '.. ; ,.' . . ., Best .
Radishes Potatoes : ;
Spinach." !; . ;' '"C'rcvn in. J,V '.
Tomatoes ' ': Grande. -
Gelery '- ' '. Ronde ; v: ; :V
Cauliflower Valley '
City Grocery and Bakery,
E. P0LACK, Prop Z
Dell Piione Main 75 Independent 241 " 5
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PURITY
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WHEN IT COMES TO
We Guarantee the
Purity of all Drugs
sold here : : :
HILL'S mm JTORE
LA GRANDE, OREGON
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Gomplete equipment for resetting and repairing
rubber buggy tires. ' .-
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
D. FITZQER'ALD, Proprietor
Complete Machine Shops and Foundry
4Wi
i HOT DRINKS
GURES QU.GKLY
and PERMANATELy
FISHING SEASON THURSDAY.
le us
Ing one senso
The local firm will
merit sent In various sizes ready for:
the wrapper. By ordering early they ,
cf time to meet calls for paper as so..n
Sis the fruit season opens up.
Local Fi-hermeii Arw Ready to Com
HiciK o Fl-liins Ses,s4u.
If the winther ouilinues to remain
pleasant, several enthusiasts are plan
ning to celebrate tho opening of the
fishing season in proper styl next
Thursday, that 1 .by fishing. For sev
ers! yt-v,s an association of 1m Grande
Cart! of Thnk.
v iv n ihsnk all those be s Knight. Jr.. J,-lm W. Mi
liberally pMroniied the oyster supper IVrl.-y. Il irry "m hrar. J. L. Swlger,
s:len Friday night over the M. & II. James F. lVvoc. ' . rfill Van Houten,
0,nr. ; Ray Clark. E l Ferguson. M. A. Smith!
1SI. VND CITY '?UN'AT 'H j A J i-dl rel. A. E. M Gavin.
ciine. J. W. Sherman. John I Mtn
ui,'tmjS I. r,.C .TVli-l.V.f,...E.
Iiunmn, W. Stoker. M. Guset, K A. ' fishermen have planted the streams
Wright. F. U. Craig. W. P. Allen. J. A. along the upper Grande Ronde with
Pi num. George Arnold. W. H. B 'liter--! trout fry, secured from the national
f.h, O. J. Skiff. XV. II. D-m. p;, Alex Jhatcherhs. and the fishing In Jordan,
k. Jchn Beaver, Five Points and other creeks
ought to be unusually good this sea
eon. At least half a dozen applications
probably 100,000 additions to the fin
ny tribe In our creeks from this
source alone.
It Is said that several North Powder
fishermen are anticipating the lawful
opening of the season and have been
catching trout of North Powder river
for some time.
American Reward for RrltlIi Captain.
Liverpool. Eng., March 23. The
Board of Trade has received through
the foreign office a . binocular glass
for Captain John Pritchard, master
of the British steamer Mauretania, of
Liverpool, awarded him by the presi
dent of the United States In recogni
tion of saving life from the ehlf-
Just the kind of drinks for cold
I weather..
I QAM BROTH BEEF TEA
I CHOCOLATE With Whipped Cream
SELDER, THE CANDY MAN : :
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JV. K. WEST, Pres.
Wm. MILLER, Vice Pres
T. J. SCR0CCIN, Cash
H. E. CC0LIDCE, Asst. Cash
ADDING NEW ACCOUNTS
We are constantly adding new accounts and
our business is increasing at a very satisfact-;
. oryrate. Probably ycu might be ; glad and
1 . join us.
The
United States National Bank
Of La Grande
for trout fry have been sent - In al- wrecked American schooner Barge on
ree-'y, and this yesr there will be thj Fail river last year. ;
N. K. West
E. P. Staples
C. T. Bacon
DIRECTORS
WmrjMiller
H. E. Ccolidge L
T. I. Scrcggin
A L Cavines
FrankConley
A. T. Hill
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