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SENTIMENTS PRINTED IN GERMAN
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Iiev. H. A. Ketchura of Baker City
preached a . very Interesting sermon
at the school house Sunday. Quite
ii number were present.
The heavy rains for the past few
day 3 has caus eLdadd Canyon creek
to be unusually high at this time of
the year.
Miss Kate Braden cpent last week
In La Grande and Perry with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Arthur Van Fleet of La Grande
spent a few days last week here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Mc
Clure. '.
Mrs. W. O. Sherwood visited her
mother Mrs. Lucy Graham, Sunday.
GEORGE PALaTER, President C. S. WILLIAMS, 2nd Asst Cashier.
F. J. HOLliKS, Vice-Preaideui W. H. BRENHOLTS, Asst Caible.
I METERS Caaalsr.
La Orande National Bank
Of La jrance,, Oregon)
CAPITAL AMD SURPLUS $170,000
'J Nil EDCS1 TEtt DEPOSITORY
plRE tTORS
M. Ber., J. D. Mathesor. F. J. Holme F. M. Brykit
C. C. Pennington F. L. Meyers Gep. L. Cleaver
W. L. Bienholts George Palmer
Money Comes In Bunches, out afterwards that his team balked.
A Chrlsholm of Tread vol. N. Bought without first trying them.
now.. .His reason well worth Was he more foolish than the man
ling: "For along time 1 suffered wn0 tne last dollar onthe price cf
f Indistion.torpid ll7cr. constlpat- a tract of land without first looking
nervousmess and general dehil- up the title?
he writes. "I co-odn't Bleep, The search that he afterwards nvai'e
no appetite, nor aniblt'on, grev showed a shaky and defective title
ker every day In spite ot all medi- full of balky deeds, conveyances that
treatment Then usel Electric do "not convey a complete break In
ps. Twelve bottles restored all j the chain.
fid time health and vigor. Now 1 We will furnish the abstract either
attend to business every day. It ! before or after you buy the land,
onderful medicine Infallible! J. R. OLIVER.
fstomach. Liver. Kidney. Wnmi '
Nerves. 50c at the XawlJu Drug 'A AAAAAA
pany. A A
; J. A. OLIVER.
Balky Deeds. , v Gasoline wood saw. ' Q
i all know about balky horses. Phone orders to Black 1851.
u know the fellow who bought
from the drovers, only to find 4$ 4$ 4$ $ 4 4$ 4$
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e Elite Dying and Cleaning Works
II. B WACfiE JiEK, Popiictor.
pteam and French Dry Cleaning Ladles uik a tno -lalit tJoorli
'od for and deliver!.
Phone Main 64, Maftaffey Building
WILLC0CK
BROTHERS
Quick Transfer i
'Phones:
Day, Red 711.
Night Black 1171.
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II U PI A H
We have conducted a laundry business in
La Grande for many years There must
a reason A trial order will explain
the mystery.
A. B. C. Laundry
PHONE MAIN 7
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HEARTS
'"v The 3Vever Failing Delight
W. E. JIANKEVILLE'S
Enormous Triumph
A story, from life presented In
dramatic form. Abounding In hu
manity, bubbling over with Joy
ous comedy.
0. R. N. Schedule
West Bound.
No. 7 ar 9:25 a. m. No Mall or Exp
No. 9 ar 8:05 p. m. mail, exp. local pas.
No. 5 ar 9:45 p. m. no mail or exp,
No. 11 ar 10:50 p. m. only maiL
East Bonna.
No. 6 ar 6:35 a. m. mall, pass & Exp.
no. io ar 7:45 a. m. local mail & pas.
No ist 8 8:30 p. m. fast mail kc. pas.
No. 2nd 8 thru, train. .:
JoscpL Llnr-.
No. 32 leaves 9:45.
No. 31 arrive 2:15.
Mob.
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Thrilling and realistic situa
tions arouse the spectator to the
highest pitch of enthusiasm.
Prices 50o, 75c and $1.00
Scats on sale at Yan Daren's
Saturday Horning.
STEWARD'S If
Opera House
wa JJH
i inesners'-yXJonveh'
tion at The Dalles
ONE AND 1-3 Rate on Certificate Plan
will be made from all points on the Oregon Eailroad
and Navigation in Oregon to The Dalles and return,
lickets on sale November 29 and 30, December 1, 2
and 3. Final return limit December 6th.. .
IMPORTANT A DDRESSES
will be made' by Representatives of the U. S. De
partment of Agriculture, the Department of Good
Jads, Prof. Phillip S. Rose, Madison, Wis., B, B.
Clarke, Editor of the American Thresherman, Hon.
Aionel R. ebster, Portland Oregon and others on
subjects of importance.
$200.00 IN GOLD
will be given as prizes for the best wheat raised in
.Oregon. . : ,.y
SILVER CUP
for outfit threshing $100. prize bushel of grain.
For further information call on any S. P. agent or
, write to ;;, ' -
WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent.
Portland, Oregon.
AGUHTLTL'KAL COLLEGE COUKSE
4, t
EI.GIN, OHKQTJN, i
Wherii iotl business aien are
co-operatlng and buylnc stump
lands preparatory to setting 4
commercial orchards. Vor par- 4
Uculars regarding good orchard
lands t very low prices call or
wriu Th r'
8LOUGH INVESTMENT CO.
KneJ Ks(t. Invcatj eU. Uiidi
Call For Bids.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed
Ids will be received at the office of the
City Recorder up to 4 o'clock p. m. on
December 1st, 1909 for, improving of
Sl-th street, from Its Intersection with
Washington avenue to its intersection
with I avenue, by grading, graveling
and filling the same. Bids to be accom
panied with certified check for 10 per
cent of the amount of each bid. The
city reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
D. E. COX.
City Recorder.
Winter Course Jan. 4 to February 18,
JiHO.
Practical work, lectures and dem
onstrations will be given such vital
subjects as general farming, fruit cul
ture, animal husbandary, dairying,
poultry keeping, the business side ot
farming, forestry, carpentry, black-
smithing, carpentry, mechanical draw
ing, cooking, sewing, dressmaking,
home management, etc ; .
All regular courses begin January
4, and end February 11, Farmers week
opens February 14th to 18th.
A cordial invitation 1b extended to
all Interested.
Good accomodations may be secured
at reasonable rates. No age limit above
16 years. No entrance requirements.
Promient lecturers have been secured
for special topics. The Instructional
force of the college number 100. Excel
lent equipment.
A special feature is the farmer's
week -which commences this year on
February 14th and continues until
the 18th. Lectures, discussions and a
general reunion.
For further Information address the
Register, Oregon Agricultural College.
Corvallis, Ore Ton. tf
LOWER COURT UPHELD.
Bunk of Commerce Ends Case lu the
Supreme Court for Defendant'
Word was received yesterday that
the Supreme court had handed down
a decision In the case of the Bank of
Commerce vs., Charles Bertram of
North Powder. The bank appealed but
was again beaten as the court sustain
ed the previous decision of the lower
court. The case Involved a property
settlement between Cavette and Ber
tram, a former partner In the bank.
Nels HanBon, a former resident of
Cove who last Wednesday was polsln
ed by tin poisoning, is improving, and
will recoveraccording to Dr. Molltor
who returned Wednesday night from a
hurried call to Starkey prairie where
the man was attacked with Illness.
Mr. lianson la a mail carrier there.
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