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t . , iirfi f farms of all sizes and kinds. All around farms, Krain iams, ock i, J-- ! A; .. . ,
LA GRANDE EVENING blBSERVKR, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 10, 1912.
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HERE IS A WJUU VEiXi. . I l w v
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fflA-MT W.TTMTE FARM.
160 acres. Near Alicel. To those who know this
vicinity.the character of the soil, etc., this is all that
is necessary. The price is right.
. ; MOUNTAIN FARM.
160 acres, six miles south of city, Nice large flow
ing spring. Six acres cleared. Hundreds of cords of
wood, i Price $1,000. '
, .. HALF SECTION.
s Eight miles east of La Grande. Splendid improve
ments. This is a large body of good farming land. I"
you are interested in a big proposition call.
. SMALL FARM v
24 acres three miles east of city. Highly improved.
An ideal close in home, $2500 cash will handle this
Time on balance. . ' !
tan anvae n ti1i tHvAr Aast. of Island City, near Y&V
1W V VW ' U r - .
laria school house, 145 acres under cultivation. Fine
river bottom land, but does not overflow. , Some im
mense crops have been grown on this place. : $75.00
per acre. '
CHOICE EIGHTY ACRES.
.1 have two choice 80 acre, farms near Iowa school
house. These farms are very desirable. Those wish
ing homes that are out of the ordinary should call
for particulars. 1
. FARM NEAR SUMMERVILLE,
160 acres of first class land, 110 acres in cultivation,
all of it under irrigation, 35 acre3 in timothy, small
family orchard. Good, improvements. A mighty fine
home. Land lies witjfc a gentle slope just enough for
proper drainage. 3 $65.00 per acre, ! ;"; ' ;
t hfl vfl two stock ranches in Starkey. This sectiop
has for years, been recognized as one of the &VjCkV
centers of the county. Plenty of water; Ms gragSl
permits to range stock on the Government F'orest Re '
serve.; If interested call for details, will appeal
to tbe conservative buyers . ' , .
J. M. SELPERjS r. ARM
280 acres adjoining Cpyei Onye of the old pioneer
homes of the county. improved. An abundance,
of water. Qommercorcliard Alfalfa land,' pas,
ture lanJ.v An all, jyEd general fanri. " Terffia most
reasonable, If 'want something gQQd, investigate.
Geo. H. Gurrey
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Real
Ust
ate
i KEEP THE KIDNEYS WELL.
HeUtU Is Worth Saving, and Some Ln
Grande People Know How to
' Save It. ' '" ,, i-
Many La Grande people take their
lives ln their hands by neglectign the
kidneys when they know these organs
need help. , Sick kidneys are respon
alble for a bast amount of suffering
and 111 health, but there Is no need to
ferers. '" " ' ' ' .
, The following statement leaves no
ground for doubt.
Mrs. Celia Badger, Union, Oregon,
says: "For four years 1 was afflicted
with dropsy. My hands and feet swel
led greatly and I had puffy spots be-,
neath my eyes, ' My back ached in
tensely and there were acute pain
directly over my kidneys ami' In my
left shoulder. The kidney secretions
were unnatural and thjs, plainly cou-
uffer nor to remain In danger. Use! vlnced me that I had kidney complaint
Doan's Kidney Pills a remedy that Heading of similar cases where, Dqaas
lias cured thousands of kidney suf- Kidney Pills had been taken with! ' ben
efit, I was led to try them and thoy
gave me relief. . I have since kepi; this
remedy ln the house and Its, us.e. has
always proven beneficial'-' !
For sale by all dealers Price 60
cents. Foster-MUburn, Co,A Buffalo,
New York, sole agenda, for the United
States. )' 1
Remember the. niuiieDoan's aivJ
take no, qthep. y '". ' y
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"How Moving Pictures Are Made and
Shown." m Edison feature, at the Isl3
Friday end Saturday.'
ANTI ASSEMBLY OTATEMEJiT MM. jj.
rtl WINNER OF 1912 A nf
II I ) I I Y GLIDDEN TOUR vJnTT g
, . I Vj 1 U J iJ Equipped with Top Wind U ) 1
, uw s.hTW. A ' , 6hiWftnd Speedometer - -tt;. ' -
' This great horsepower of the new Maxwell Special is unmatched by any other
car within $500 of its, price. : , -fej &mm'K'';:
' . This 36-horsepower plant is big enough to produce all the speed and power you
will ever need and then leave some for emergencies.' ? ; . r v i . -
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Big Powerful, Stylish
36 hp. Maxwell
The new Maxwell Suecial J
m addition to liberal
power has , 7 high-class
'style of expensive -irs. It
is truly of the aristocracy,
with its new ventilated
forr 0or, flush-side vesti
lv steel body, with in
side control, the Columbia
Honeycomb type radiator,
new designed bonnet and
rich finish.
Look up its record.
The extraordinary price is
realized through the large
manufacturing and pur
chasing economies of the
United States Motor Co.
Compare with . " -r cars
near this price see it. If
you cannot conveniently
come to us, we will bring
the car to you at your
home or office. Write to
day for catalog.
MAXWELL
MASCOTTE
5 -passenger, is
equipped . with
top, wind shield
and speedometer,
$1250 "
MAXWELL
MESSENGER
Equipped with
top, head lights
and generator,
$735
PRICES
LA GRANDE
DELIVERY
I am, a candidate for the republican
nomination for joint senator for Union
nud Wallowa counties and seek the.
support of all who-believe the provi
sions of the Direct Primary . Law
should be complied with both In spirit
and to the letter, ; I have been a resi
dent of Oregotj for nearly thirty yers
and served In ..the legislature from
Marlon county.., 'As, a memer of the
Wftya and Means committee I helped
secure for Union county the bounty on
sugar beets and the. bounty on coyote
'scalps, in the last session I served as
chief clerk q( the, seuato, and my ex
perience would b of value ln securing
a f IScilon of the excessive appro
priations. '
Long residence In Union county will
not aid, a senator in securing needed
reforms, but experience and knowl
edge Will. ii;-,-'!f'j-;l.f;5l
(Editor Elgin Kecorder.)
I am prepared to furnish vegetable
and flower plants, also, being agent
for Center Stros Greenhouse of Ba
ker, can supply ct flowers and flota!
designs on B4 houjs' notice. Call 504
Third street or Phone 'Main 711. ...
. Mrs. W..N. Monroe., ' 1.
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A man's neighbors, with whom he does business and associates dally are I
sideratton of the voters the following; , ' --'itrmfjiw'i--
FOB THE PEOPLES OF UNION AND WALLOWA COUNTIES:
f Wc, .the undersigned citizens of KIgIn, without regard to political afflli
attonls, hereby commend to you, our fellow townsman.. E. H. Flagg, aa a
man In whose ability and integrity we place. Ml pnfldenoe, and we think
he" 1s ln every way fitted, for the ppaltfon of Joint senator, to which he as-
pires. uuring sua residence here ha 2 ao9 Bverwiug !i si? p?w?v
as1 editor of the Recorder, to make knowp the advantages" of this section
of the state, and we believe, as senator 'from Union and Wallowa, counties,
he would be an able and faithful pub-llc 'servant. .. .. , .,' 3 .
Arthur Hallgarth . , .,,.,
jJ. W. Leighton,
,W. E. Brownell, . .
D. Sommer, f-i in
S. A. Chapell, " '
8. C. Hains, , .,.
X'B, Johnston, '
' David Lynd, Ktnf ( j;')
Jease-Crum, Ijf
: G T. Snull, . j,, "
' C. E. Dudley, ' j : t ,,
' Ci H. Leonard, . M :
H. Q. Trull,' t, .
J. B. Harvey,
Luther Cummins,
John Shoemaker,
F. W. Whiting,
T. C. Smith,
Chaa. Patten,
E. O. Kirby, 1 1 j 1
Julius C. Hug, 1 ' ;'
Geo. A. James,' ' '
J. W. Cummins,
D. D. Worlman, "1 1
H. T. Shoemaker, "l;
J," H. Barnes,
C. O. Leadbetter, ' ' ' 1
Henry Proctor,
J. B. Hilllard,
H. C. Dixon,
G. W. Harns, ' : ,
J. H. Buell, i; j' '
J. B. . Shoemaker, ' ;i !' j '
J. C. Christiansen
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C. A Galloway,
J W. Henderson, .':; '
E. J. Yeck, n ;..!
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J. W, Brown,
L. J. Blbler,
H G. Maaterson,
J. B. Thorson,
R. C. Mays,
C. E. Mays,
Jerry Dunham,
K. A. Greene,
, W. W. Graham,
S.'L. Knight,
J W. Jones,
C. H Hooper,
Wm. Arnold,
Claude Huffman
J. R. Sommer,
W. A Graham,
Sam Hooper,
J. A. Hooper,
Jesse W. Parker,
James F. Botts, Jr.
A. Rasmussen,
J. W. Barnes,
E. B. Morelock,
David Zweifel,
F. H. Durham,
H. W. Buell,
J.' Johns,
J. C. Davis,
J. W. Johnson,
C. B. Patten,
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The Bicycle a
Present Day
Necessity
Cycling is in the fore
front, of health, giving,
needful and V enjoyable
' out of door exercise,
See our new; shipment
- of T Columbias just in.
Skilled mechanics to do
all kinds , repair work, a
LeightonV Garage
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till
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W. D. Gilkev. " .
I respectfully submit that thta onAaamni .
1 ..1... u u mure
..uo iuu irii tit, 01 a ciosea aoor assomb y. attended hv nhn.,t ik t n-....
politicians. ' "a ",auuo
LEIGHTON'S GARAGE
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If You Ride
You Ride In
Comfort
the only, motorcycle with n
Spring Frame and Spring Foffc.
j "WJ!: w,th bumps
and Jolts, and takes np engine
vibration. Its ball-bearing: motor
Is the most powerful of its size
plenty of power tor bill work
absolutely reliable under all
kinds of road conditions. Easily
controlled. Economical to opcr
ate. Stop In for a practical
demonstration.
." : ! E. H. FLAGG. , - ' Li
(Paid Advertisement.) ' . - Jf '" ' '
At La Grande Auto Co.
Phone Main 758. :