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About La Grande morning observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1901-1904 | View Entire Issue (July 27, 1904)
Your Chickens ! ARE WANTED at the f cpokane '..afe For a Grand SUNDAY Chicken Dinner SPOKANE CAFE ; J. IT Joliuaou Depot SC La Grande.Or. mm urn UREGOIN UNI - a'MQNPACIFIf i DSPASI T,m. .,, o. LAORAIIUE. no. i rr: B30 p. m. Sail Lai. Dmn Kl. , sP- ' Mat. Worth, Omaha, Kansa, ". a-Y" m. niii. at. Uou, uhic ,o n and Kaat. &'5 p.m Portland, Dalles, IIOL dJelon, Walla Walla, 4 Dayton, Pomeroi, NO 1 ''" laneannla . p .a j . ta via Hpo- ksne. Portland. Dalles, tw KOt dlcton Umatilla Wal- Nn lnlA,Lewlton,('oldi Ifuwow, Wa)IH(vWar aiM aa 4 p in dnpr, Spokane and other points east and - uurlti vl. Kxl aub. DilclMllr ,uul i:ity, Allcel, cioedt Imbler, and Elgin in Saaoav eonnectioBn at Elgin 6:W p m IEU a m vlth stage tor point In Wallow ooiinty Ocean Summer between Portland &n1 Ban Francteno ever; five daya E. C. MOORE. Avenl MY SHINES Are like the 'Smile tbat won't oome on." Ihey are put on right and stay right I nee only Wbitinore'e paste and guarantee that if alter thirty day trial yoa find that it has in any way way injured the leather 1 will preaant the cuelomer with a $5 pair of ehoea purchased at any store lie may seleot. It you desire really Bret olasa work call and get a thine. Ladles wort a epoojalty. Remember the plaoe, Ktrt ley'a Barber Shop, where everything ia flrat class from the boot black up. JOE B. WILLIAMS U3 Opposite thuSooiiiier House. One ot the bent muaionl Institutions in the atate, I''our rooms used lor maeioal instruotion, 15 grades of niusie taught. Depaiment 1, 2 rooms med for the 3 flrat grades. Children at the age of 5 and older eome one hour ever) day. Department 2, a rooms for grade 1 to 15 for pupils of all agea The lat est noun best praotloal muBlcal in atruction M isii-al oonlcbts for med als every few weeks. E PORTER DAY Principal MRS DAY, Assistant Real estate Snap Two aore trect, seven blocks from canter of La Grande. Hood six room ed cottage ltirnihod completely and well, if desired. Two barns, large ben house and aire enclosed patk over one ndred ohiokena. over 100 bearirg fVnlt tree inrlucling winter and Burn er apples, peaia, prunoa, peaohea and several varitioa of olierries, one thousand raspberries, 500 strawberries twenty rive shade trees, lawn, flowers and large garden ready for uae, three ii. ..,.,,,,. i,,n ahnros in good water ditch. House Insured for 7U0 for three voara. Tart down. For particulars inquire at this office. HARD WALL PLASTER Onlv ousts nliout Co per yard mnm than nnminon plaster, and worth many timet over, ADVANTAGES No danger of froeiing as l uatid in uto weather Boing lloxililo instead of brit tle a nil amid inortors are it ill ilnnt likn wood when .trunk or iiiniiuod, instead breaking. Doors, windows, pipe hole, elo are OBetly cat tnrougn It It Is a non conductor of eleo. Iricity and thus prevents snort circuiting It adheres equally well to brick, Btone or common lath It contains no acids nor ni.amicals to corrods It will nt riiirn nor disintegrate by 6re being a perfect protection for -nnrl frame work It will under no condition pit or blister Parties having plastering to do should oonsult me regarding this class ot work Estimates cheerfully given E. REISLAND, Phone 271 ...ji in mm Cures Kidney and Blad der Diseases In Every Form Many People Have Kidney Trouble anauo Not Know It. HOW TO FIND OUT. It la the function of the kidneys to filter and purify the blood which la constantly passing through them. When the kidneys ir out of order the tner organs are aifectsd Immediately M4 yoa may have aymptona of heart trouble, etonuch and liver trouble, and ther ailments, which are all owing to the kidney being weak and out of order. you are sick Foley'a Kidney CHT wlU strengthen and buitd us tin ora out tlaauea of the kidneys so they properly ana the aymptona ol weakneaa, heart, atomach and 11 vet trouble will disappear and you will be restored to perfect health. HOW TO FIND OUT. Voo can easily determine U your klaV eye are out of order by setting aside for U hours a bottle of the urine passed pon arlalng. If upon examination It (a cloudy or milky or has a brick-duet Bed Iment 01 small particles float about la it, your kidneys are diseased and Foley'a nranoy ouru snouia ne taken at once. Foley's Kidney Cure is oieasant tn take and acta directly upon the parts affected and yon begin to feel better at once. It corrects alight disorder In a fea daya and it has cured many obstinate eaaea after other treatment had failed. Doctors Said Ha WoulJ Net Uve. ..f1' P"y. of Woodruff, Pa., writes: After doctorlnflr for tv. t,i, boat physicians in Waynesburg, and still getting worse, the doctors advised me if I had any business to attend to I bad bet tor attend to It at once, as I could not possibly Uve another month, as there was no cure for me. Foley's Kidnev Cure was recommended to roe by af riend, and 1 immediately sent m ion tn h cinn for it and after taking three bottle I be gan to get better and continued to Im prove until I was entirely well." Twe laea, BOe aad S1.00. SOLO AMD RECOMMENDED If A T HTTJ DRUORIST An Open Letter To the public: We wish to call the atten tion ol tboee not already advised tbat ate bava estsbliehed a wood working pUnt in La Grardo equal tn nny in the country. We believed the times nn coud:tonit demauued such bu en ter prize and we have spent thousands I dolla am equipment and improve ments. We are not only prepared to till you' rclero Ur 'mil work hut we can Iur- ieb all kinde ot lumber on short no tice. If vou buy in quantity si we can liuniah in car lots to be delivered di rect we can give you prompt ahiptmnt and at prioea aa low as the iowest con mitring the quelity ol the etcck and tha promptness ol delivery. The pnoe varies as to the amount ou buy and the oost ol handling. Before placing your ordet outside submit your proposition to us and see we oan handle your business to please you We are a L.a Uranae institution out we do n t clai-n anything on that ao- ouunt only to have an equal show with our competitor. Alter establishing an eip-mive 10- oal enterprise we a ant the business to keep our zU odd men at work. We are not begging lur lavore out looal enterpnaci should he built up to employ our people at home inetead of ending all the money away ;or atun manufactured in other places. The money sent away dues not come back to us and it builds up other oom niunit.es at our expense. Yours lor business Btoddard Lumber Co. Small Fruits Fresh from the patch. Order your berries direct from the grower by phone. An order (or berries ot any. kind will receive prompt attention et.d will be delivered at once. Remember the pbone ia 1026 for fresh berries. 0-18tl. The World's Fair Route Thoae anticipating an Eastern trip, or a visit to the Louisiana Purchase expo sition at St. Louis, cannot aHord to overlook the advantages offered by the Miaanral Pacific RAILWAY. WhlCb. On account of its various routes and gated ways, haa Dean appropriately names 'The World'a Fair Route." P.HAntf era Irom the Northwest take the MissouBi'PAcrrio traina Irom Den ver or Pueblo with the choice ol either going direct through the Kansas City, via Wichita, rort ocoti ana rieassni Hill. t Two trains dally from Denver and Pnaliln ti, St. Louie without change. carrying all classes ol modern equip ment. Including electric lighted obser vation parlor cafe dining carB. Ten daily trains between Kansas City and "'friul' or call on W. C. McBrlde, General Agent. 124 Third st, Portland for detailed Information nd lllustrato-1 literatore. tl. Dr. Y A CHARLTON VETERINARY SURGEON, Office al A T Hill's Drug Store L Grande. Oregon Pbone 1361 Residence pbone 701 COUNTY COURT - (coniinoed from Iat week) D C Crawlorti Sp Dej.ni J 8enie Kamela precinct .- f oo 0 00, 6 00 6 00 6 00 8 00 T J Edrnotdi, same Perry diet J M Jones, same Starkey pree WillC'onlvn, same Trloeawt.., A J Vande ranter, sine IBig week J H lix, same North Powder I Lander, same Union No 2 C E Robins, Bame Union No 1 ' J T Jones, same Cote precii ct Sib H Hoffman, witness. June terra Bommer va 'Jniao co LCroaa, aame...; 7 so; 7 SO 6 09 9 CO 9 90 9 00 J W Oummire, same G W Harris, aime . Hei-ry Chambers, Judjeof eleo- ' 9 00 tion. Cote precinct 6 00 6 DO 8 00 C 00 6 00 Samuel G White, same .... Otta EKirsley, Judge and mes eoger of election Cove preo Jasper U Etevena, rlerk of elec tion Cove precinct........ icorge Holmea, same llexander Thompson, aame.... f E Foster. Judge of election Union precinct No. 1...... f Fioklin, hame.... D (!orrey, aame......."....;. V Davia, clerk of election Union precinct No. S.... .. 6 00 e oo 6 00 6 CO 6 00 6 00 6 X Frank Minnies, aame ... Waldo Ferry, game Patrick Conlon, Judge and mess euger ol electjon Antelope precinct . 7 60 Hiram Clay, Judge of election Antelope precinct 6 00 W G McDowell, aame 6 00 Charles Hill, clerk ol election Antelope precinct 6 00 Wallace llinokley, aame 6 00 Hugney Lynch, aame 6 00 J J Turuer, Judge of election Big Creek pieeinct ....... 6 00 R M Duncan, Judge and metis- enner ot election Big creek 10 00 Dnnliam Wright, Judge of elec tion Big creek precinct 6 00 Geo. V. South, clerk ol election tion Big creek preciuot 0 00; 00. Andrew Melville, same Jamea Uobel, olerk of e'ection aame - 6 00. Kobt K Kelley, Judge ol election ' Perry precinct 0 00 Peter Nelson, aame 6 00 Alex Nibley, same 6 00 William Stoldard, rlerk of election Perry precinct 6 00 6 00 John Vaboney, same Wm Kelley, clerk and messen- ROADFUND J W Sills, work on & D No 25.. 45 00. 20 OJl E V Mav, came 30 J N Chandler, 3 daya work with ' team RD No 4 10 50 Percy Chandler, 6 days aame x 10j withont learn stme.... 54 00 Ben Broger, 11 aime 38 60 I Q Wren, Z aame 0 10 50 J A Read. 2 aa-ne 2 da a with out team 9 d0 J E Wren, 4 same 6 00 Wm Banton, same 34 12 00 F A RoKera, same 34 400 Wm Turubow, same 31 6 00 Chnries Ginder, same 34 2 00 Grande Ronde Lumber Co., lumber lor R D No 14 37 C6 aame same aame aame asine aame nails same 3 95 planka for 13 18 00 timbera lor No 21 9 00 same 13 11 06 lumber for 14 sharpening picks and drills No 14 m EFJonea, labor oo R D No 16 15 00 6 45 13 10 G L Huffman, ropaira for 31. . Eluln Hardware Co same ' 11 . . John Moyers, woik and repairs on No 7 69 00 Flirin Hardware Co repairs for Nos 0-4 35 C E Sherman, work a super visor on R D No 27 John Hathron, work on R D No 8 19 60 47 60 31 50 32 00 8 75 1 75 Clarence Itaron, same Wm Wiggins, same J M Garrett, same Cecil HulTiran, Bame 5 50 Roy Knight, same w A J Pjrks, same 3 60 Tom McNaughton, same 10 o0 G D Tucker, same 40 00 J C Miller, aame No C 40 00 W M Potter, work aa Supt on K D No 2 42 50 Charlea E Moore, Supervisor R D No 2 33 50 J M Crogan, work on H D No 35 15 00 HngB Klli ghammer, aame 4 50 L Crosa, same 35 60 Lee Deal, work on R D No 18.. II 50 Charley Knapp, same 4 50 Cbatlle Montgomery, same 12 75 Cleve Montgomery, Bame 3 00 Robt Maeterton, blacksmith work on No 18 2 26 40 00 A E Anderson, services aa Supt R D NolS Van Houten & Meaaenger, lum ber for R D No 31 1 E Woods, one of team on R D No 9 J E German, making and letter in guid i boards for R D 9 SN Smith, work on R D No 9 3 03 6 0'J 4 50 4 50 23 00 G L Huffman, work on K D 31 W A Mo a. aame 13 Kl 00 26 00 W A Moss, Supervior R D 13 same work on R D No 13 5 25 David Bay, 2 scraper for R D 14 18 00 H 00 James llarity A Co, blacksmith work on R D No 13 Mat Coal wel I, cbainmsn on road at Perry Arthur Curtis, surveying on R DNol4 E W Devine, work on R D 29. . S M IjoIT, work as eoperviaor n No 3 M 1 Stoker, work on No 27. . . . MoKionia Bros, planka for R D 1 00 5 80 10 50 57 12 ... .J sb ... It R A Lactham, suae J if Adam, cam . ...... Jos Fausts, sans Grande Bond) Lumbar Co loss lu oo l " ber for RD No 14.... . 6D Lew Cross, woik on B D No 35 John Meyer, work oo r 4 No 7 Jo Wrtgnt, bardasrs for r d 37 COXTIQEXT FUNP J H Mimnauxh. cash paid for postars, expreaaage etc ... same reUim fee .... .. ' saca expenses ol Oscar Oscar Li nebs' gar Haleea to 3 00 im oil zu 10 60 La Glands. 3 00 E E Brag, traveling sx peases M A Harrison, expense Inspect ing bridges 50 00 - J H tl imnaoth, Ulegrama C C Pennington, ekaning school hooao sitcr elect! oa. C O Pennington, cash paid for delivery of ballot boxes ... same sUmps, ex press etc i co S 00 48 GO 12 00 4 00 2 55 i 63 GO 60 40 3 00 8 CO J H Mortin, stamp . jodd rraatey, aiamps D HProctot, same.. MFD .via, P af, stamped en velope for aberlff Marion Irwin, boarding county indigent U A Harrison, iransp B It Mar tin, indigent John Hildebrand, relief for Joly-Ol Split In Democracy Tbat element of the DemocratJe patty j in WasMngton walch believes in the( sincerity ol Bryan aa a man, and also in sue sonnanet oi ni economical uw trines have concluded to bolt the Bt Louis ticket. George V. Cottiell, the Demorratio candidate for Congress two years ago, and others are lote:lng au independ ent movement in tbat atate and de clare that if the forthcoming Demo cratic convention of Washington in dorse the St. Iioaia platform and the nominees, then they will bolt and pot an Independent Democratic tloket in the field for state and county ofBces. EXTRA POLICE GALLED Strike Breakers Become Panic Striken and do Some Wild Shooting in the Darkness Chicago July 27 Shooting wildly n the darkness a dozen panio atiicken strike breakers hired by Swift it Co- spread consternation tbrougo the yard today. Riot calle wire sent to tuepMice and a full armed force turn 4d out, b:lieving the strikers bad made an organised attso'c Failing lo diBcover any srrikera the police arrest, ed tb etrika breaker, woo were col ored men. They told of seeing aua- picious persons lurking in tbe bdow . fheir revolver were of hoge calibre aud the police tried to learn where tbey were obtained. Tbey d nied that Swift A Co bad armed them. Tbe police took tbe view that tbe col ored ma Lad shot to crest a distur bance and beld tbe prisoner lor ar raignment in oourt. Two thousand persona saw one of the most brutal caves of slugging and tbe p joreit markamansbip of tbe po lioa siuce t.ie strike oommsnoed, A striae bresasr named John Mulloy bad jut left the yard what three men atucked and nearly killed bim. Five policemen interfered and gave cnase, ming revolvers but missing every shot. John Ddy, one of the men was captured. In tb3 res'uraats at Armour's, Swi't's, and Nelson Morris 4 Co's plants a'l tbe dining room girls qui. fha presence ol negro eook was giren the reason but it ia believed to b a avmptrhetic Btrike. The girls were told to go on picket duty and ses tbat no othara t-iok tbeir place. Not s few oom plied, but other fled to tbs ysrds. Four girl were roughly baudled. Despite tba fact tbat 25 000 or more guiar employes are on strike at lb yards here, all tha big plants are de olrrad to bi in nearly fall operation. While the firemen went out, witb pos sibly a doten exceptions tbe engineers remained, lew ol whom are unionists. Accosding to tha pickora 600 non-un ionists imported were brought into yards today. Thsre waa killing ol a ittle, hogs and sheep at sll planta b it witn the ' upp'y cleans! up there will be little slaughtering to norrow. SERIOUB STOMACH Ke 13 DYEUedfv. wkoa i TROUBLL' CURED. 1 was troubled with a distress in my ,ms-h, sour atomacb and vomiting a.iella, and can truthfully asy that Jhamberlain't Stomach and Liver 80 Tablet cored m.-Mjn. T. V. IU. 00 ,1H( Liingsburg, Ifloh. For sal by AU Diuggiat. w Special Excursion to the World's. oo , y. rfvr.-4UTlf 001 Tbe Denver and Rio-Gralxia, fan coo-1 i necuoa wiutJtM . Jllsaoari t-actiia. sal will ran s eerie ot per-ousily eoa t A 1 , . .L - VI' I JI. i idooted excursion to the World's fair dnrintf Jana. imm avMirainiM will ran-throagb to .St. .Loais witboat ehana-e of ears. Diking short stops st priswips i puiota eoroote. The first of & June 7. and the ascand JmM 17. The . rate from La Grande will be SOU to St. ( Loaia and return. Excorstonat go - i ing aIs tn Denver A Rio Urande hare u to tuivues of retarninc bv a diner eot route. This is lk muat pleasant i 'av, as well a the moat delightful root to cross, the continent. 1 be stops arranged give an opportunity of viaitiog in and aboot Kaiuua l ily " Too wish to accompany one of these excursions writs st once to W C Mr " Brtdo, 124 Third street, Portland, fo tueeping oar reservauons THE MARKETS . (Jnly 25) Liverpool Sept wheat 8 a81-4d, New Vork Silver 68, U Union PaoifU 97,Pfd9334 ' - - . t bioaro Sept wheat , opened 87 1-F and closed at 87 3-4 Barley 42 a 50, flax tl.lg 1-2, north western tl 2 1-2. . -; San KranoisooCaeh wheat SI S' Portland beat Walla Walla 68 87; Bluestem 71. a 72; .Valley 78; cattle unchanged. ;. , , ' THAT TIRED FKEUNU If yoa are lanqrdd; depressed and iDcanable for work.- at indicates that your lUer is out of order. - Heroine w a8gigt natme to throw off bead- I aches, rheomatiam and ailments akin to aervoasaesa and restore the energis and vitality of sound and perfect health J J Hubbard, Temple, . Texas,, write, Maroh 22 1902: "I nave used Herbine for the past two years. Ithaadone me mora good than all the doctors. When I feel bad and have that jtiied feeling I take a dose of Herbine. r 1 ia the beat mediri.io ever made for chilla and : feret'V 60ct a bottle. Sold by Newlio Drng Co. V , IM THE COUNT? COURT, FOR THE COUNTY OF UNION, STATE OF - . OREGON. v ' - In the matter of the estate of ) ' ' ..' ... . t Citation ANGIE A WOOD, Deceased ) To William H. Wood and Percy Ml' Wood, GREETING In the name of the atate of Oregon, Yon are berebt cited and required, to appear in tbe County Court of tbe atate ot Oregon, tor tbe County ot Union, at tbe Court Room thereof, at Union in tbe County of Union, on Monday, the 15tb dar of August 1904. at 1 .30 o'olock, in the afternoon of tbat dar, then and there to show, canee il any you may have why the uetitton of J. K. Wright, as Administrator of the estate ol Angie A. Wood, Dereasxl. to nil Lot No eight (8) block aixty (() Chaplin's Addition to tbe City ol La Grande, Oregon, ahould not be granted. W1TNE8S The Hon. M. A. Harrlaon Judge of the County Court of the State of Oregon, for tbe County of Union, with tbe Seal of aaid t.'onrt arhxed this 13th diy ot July 1904. ' ATTEST J . B. UUham, Clerk. . GRANDE RONDE VALLEY : " ; FRUIT fARAA ' Tbe Grande Ronde Valley Fruit Farm contains 320 sores and ia to be aold in lota of five acres and up to suit the purohaeir. It 'ia situated ci'gbl rrilea nortbeaat of La Grande, Oregon, near tbe Elgin branch of the O. R. 4 N. Railroad. , r t . , We (Ornish the purchaser at the end ol three years a thriltly growing apple orchard, one tbat bar been cared lor from Betting, ' in the1 moat 'approved manner, cultivating the land aix ' to eight time year , keeping tbe ground well pulveiiied, aud at all timea free from weeds, grass and othtr vegttatlon between May 1st aud August 10th cf eaoh year; keeping tne trees pruned in tbe most scientifio manner: removing and burning sll cuttings and tuckers, and in abort do any snd all woik whioh will be for the beat interest of tbe land and trees.' We replant all trees tbst may die In tbe first, second and third yeara, snd pay all taxes on tbe land for three year. ' We furnish the land labir sod material and trees ind three yeare" care, at the price of $120 per aors, giving three yeara iu wbioh to pay for it. Our terms ot payment .are BO per oent ol purchase prioe, ,csab ; balance in three yearly payments, bearing in terest at tbs rate of six per cent per annum Thi purchaser can remain where i make oo immediate change in business or home interests making present buainees pay for Disinvestment sacrificing no lime while tbe orohard la being brought into bearing condi tion and reat assured that skilled hor ticulturaliat will do tbe wo.k better tban be oan uolesa be baa had horti cultural experience under oouditiona existing In Oregon. Alter treea have had scientifio care pruning and shsp. ing lur three years, tbe rubsepuent work is much more meehodical and can be successfully dona by these with out horticultural skill. A an investment it it guilt edge; and ia tbe nearest possible spprcaob to a guaranteed annuity. . V j have all our woik done by con tract and the contractors are under heavy bonds to u lor the faithful pre - formanoe ol tbelr work We have executed a bond to tbe (mount ol f 10,000 and bave appoint ed Hon. J M Church, oa-bier of i!ie La Grande Nation il Bank, trnstee tn indemnify any parties purchasing land on the Grande Ronde Valley Fruit Farm from ue bo may suffer by our Dot fulfilling our obligations A Few Choice Bargains in Wal lowa County Heal Estate (1) aOOaeres of lead,' IX) acres aapabU of cultivation, 113 a In fall sows) wkawu Uouae, barn and other Uaildinxa. A gr anipaa2M . mWvaa.HUl'Kctlri. Im, In ari pri aaboftW a MmaUl aw.a fm; amAlJ atroaia ot wmwr lo. throw plan. Asrerf bfrte at UJlrJ) 11 It" acmes lead artt wWe is lb n I maiaw; oua swim and : en:bil.tlu. guod aaj Uwii. a Idea at bav ea , be cwt oa Uft l-wi' taAe . SamcmLlia imJadnibUpropntr. Prwv I par ( 4 OS of oavlc Uad Pri etpfc nr. Tarn m . gTtmt hut,!, iMualliiakiiUSOptrsi'-Ttiatu.'llM ot a. many .) We Save la a, lata wavafiealeauniaarsa as. for faruW naiticalara aojra, - l 1 WALLOWA, BBBBOBOBanaBRiiaanfiBBa Farmers' and Traders B National Bank, B LAGRANDEi - OR1SQON D H ' " Capital Stock folly paid ; . 60,000 " O B Sorploa fund - 13.000 i 1. B - Liability of Shareholder - 60,000 B Regponsibility . . - 133,000 '- 'jZ W do a general banking and exchange business. B Drafta booght and sold on ear tern and foreign bank. vs ' ' tf- B ; JOSEPH PALMER, President b ? ! J. W. SCRIBBR, Cashier p BBBBBBBBBBBOBBBBBBBBBB J. 11. Pearc, the Jeweler Fresh Cheeolalea . 1 i:' Fresh Bon Bona Fresh Nongact . , ... Fresh Carmels Fresh Taffey - i. Fresh Salted Peanuts ' 1 . - FreahJSalted Almouds - Fresh Popcorn Fresh Fruit PHILIP LOY NESTOAND i i BRICK Of All AT WM C HANSEN Phone, Main 1621 : EXTRA BARGAINS We are offering this week ' 7 8Ma Bed, New $10 50 ; ' Chairs, 15c to ...75o 'Fine Upholstered Chairs 2 50 Kitchen Treasure 3 00 Dining tables, 2 50 ' Camp stoves, 1 40 , Dresser 5 00 Trunk 175 . Boss Washing Maohihe 175 Good Lounge, 2 50 Rockers 50c-3 00 Cook Stove. . .3 CO Kitchen cabiuot 6 25 Fine center tbl 4 50 Rugs, 75o to 2 50 Trunk 3 60 Colts revolver 9 00 Qassolene stove 2 50 Remember we do all kinds of furniture repairing, upholstering and house cleaning. rhone.ua aud we will give you estimates. be bis his fl. B, Hasten : We Do Not Claim j That we can please all of the people all of the time.'but ; i WE DO CLAIM I J That our plant has bfien uudeithe same management for nearly TEN YEARS S That during this time our aim has boen to please as J S nearly all, at all times as good work and courteous trent ; Tbat we will do our beat to please you if you will favor us with your patronage . . J Tbat Packages left at Anderson & Myers' or Kirtley'a barber shops will receive tbe same prompt attention thot they would if left at the laundry. I I A B C LAUNDRY I PHONE . I85X : sssaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.aaaaaSaaaSt)M M'DonalcJ OREGON The Clock ' Ib some tblnr that il Indlspennr-la to tbe borne. It mark the hour for axis- ' ing to cops with events of the day, and the time for retiring at night. . There ts Something about tbe clock tbat touches tbe. bearl of all. It will some day mark the hour of death. - My clock are of hand someappea ranee neat in design, and made ot nicely polished bronxe . metal ornatnente Price from 1,00 totlS.on. "J B Pears Union Co' leading Jeweler Next New lin Drug Store. Watch re pairing a Specially. . WORK . KindsJDone REASONABLE I PRICES Phone 2051 F. D. Haien eS6 Formerly CAM Noble's Store. 5 . I i lr.. I f ' t i 5 ' t i ;l.!t D n Il 1 il i lie- I 5 i