La Grande morning observer., October 13, 1904, Page 4, Image 4

Reading Room.
Tba cut room of Central Charob o
Gbriit, Open every day hom ooou U'
ii Id lb evening. Daily and weekly
paper, magasine sad book. Una
and boys cordially lavitrd. Strangers
always waleoai.
OB 8AL A Ave room boa ut
oomplotoj, with bath, water aud
leptlo war eyetetn, in popular resi
dence portion of tba city. For par
ticular call at tba O If loulidg
paint atoi.
OB KENT Otflca room a, Inquire at
O f Coolidge'a paint aton.
New Features
I am nflv iirpnarl.,1 In Ho all kinds
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and work will ba called lor on Monday
of each weak Work riVue promptly
Al. Andrews,
Tailor and Farniaher
FOB SALE One drat elaaa milch cow,
, For particntare telephone 1278.
THE BARGAIN STORE
An elegaut assortment of
TAILORED HATS
And another lot of those new and stylish
just received
P 8. Bring your beads and have them fitted.
E M Wellman & co
' 'ams Avenue.
ELECTRIC FIXTURES,
All who are building new .r rebuilding their
homes, can neatly finish their parlors, dining rooms
halls eto with a 1 to 6 light Electolere, at a reason
able price, as we are in position to undersell any
fixture in the Inland Empire.
We have at our office a complete stock of assorted
styles of ceiling tiiid wall fixtures of beautiful de
signs and finish Also Shades of til designs.
We oordiall) invite the public to inspect our
stock eveu if yo;i tire not rei.dy to buy. Office
open from 7 a in to 8:30 p m.
La Grande Light and Power Co.
The Most Stylish and Most
Modern
Fall
Millinerv
At Prices Far Below Any
Previous Offer
Now on Exhibition
v.
Mrs. . R. Forrest,
Masomo buldingon Adams avenue.
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Os-te-op-a-thy
Tbe Osteopath aaka bla patient to
belief nothing. Be almply wlahs
bio to hare aa examination that will
meal the real physical eante of tbe
bodily disorder from wbloli hi la enf-
fering. For a oure he relic 3 entirely
upon the ability of the body to core
i tee If U lta prooeeaea are not interfered
with or obetraoted by miaplaoement
of the anatomical parte. Bu.h mis
placement are likely to raault frcm
many oaosee. From (alia, strains,
euddeo twlata or turn, or obaogea in
tbe atmosphere that bring about un
due contraction in partioalar musolei.
The effect of each obstraotltTas, ia
often kit, through eutfering serves,
in parte of tbe body far distant from
tbe actual point of trothle. The Os
teopathia physician finds tbe oanse
and retnovea it and Nature does the
rest. Tour belief or disbelief is ut
terly without effort.
Remember tbe conteas for Queen ol
tbe L D d Fair. Tioktte on tale at
tbe Rainbow etore. Tbe big cake ia
aleo on exhibition there.
MURDER IN
THE FIRST DEGREE
Such Is the Indictment
Razor for Killing Ben Brown.
The Grand Jury found a true - bill
against Albert Razor, charged witb
murder in the flrat degree for the kill
ing of 11 F Koae at a saw mill near
Elglu on tbe 2Mb of January last.
The coroner's jury exonerated him at
tbe time and nothing further was done
in the matter until presented to the
Grand Jury.
Mr. Rasor was arraigned tbla morn.
Queen Contest j
The following ia tbe result of
tbe voting contest.
Elsie Christiansen 311
Mamie Pidoook 330
Mamie Thompson of Baker City 260
As The Twig Is Bent
Great Debl That Future Genera
tions Will Owe to Osteopathy
Wise Mothers Will Have
Straight Strong Children
Childhood, with its wild piatka
and frolios, is vattly more likely to
receive injuries from (trains I tils,
blows, aod in many other ways, tin n
are mature r years. Sometimes th se
develop seriously at once aod result in
deformities tbat are griefs to parents
nd permanent handicaps to their
little ones in life. Yt they could be
io( null i and a good final outcome se
cured were tbe Osteo atliic physician,
called upon.
ILLS HALF HIDDFN
But more often , to great is the vita
lity and reouperative power of"obihl
nood the results of tbeae injuries ap
pareutly disappear and no more i)
thought of tbem-not even when the
ohild afterward d velops S' me serious
malady. Yet very frequently the
trouble of later years is due to noth
ing more or leaB than tbat forgotten
injury received in play; and in such
oases tba Osteopathic doctor often
finds an aoatotnital displacement
tbat bas reauked from tbe old hurt.
Thai. S'ioIi a displacement is the cause
of the trouble ia proven by its speedy
disappearance when the misplaced
parts are restored to their proper posi
tions. THE VERY WI8E8T COURSE
It is because of these things th.it
many moth -ra no bring their bo s
and girls to t he f)teopat b Irequeotly
to have their little bodies gone over
oarelully. Often tbere is nothing at
all wrong. Sometimes, however,
mechanical di placements ar found
whioh might have grave after effects
if not oorreotcd . But in any event j
the parents, b) suob a oourse, assure
themselves tbat tueir ohildren's bodies
are being careful. y watched over by
an expert. and tbat tbey are certain to
grow up to be strong able-bodied men
and women. And that assuranoe is
surely worth much. It is a very old
etying tbat, "Aa tbe twig is bent the
tree Is inclined," a d care spent in
securing tbe proper health and gr'jwtb
of obildrod is tbe best investment in
the world . The Kight Way.
Portland Markets
HAY AND GRAIN
Wheat, export price 81o to 86o
Barley, best $21.50 to ti3.50
OaU '.126. to $27.60
Qay, timothy $16 to $10
BUTTER, EGG3 AND POULTRY
Butter best creamery 27,c to 30
Butter, ordinary , 25o
KgiiS, per dozen 26c to 20c
Chickens, per pound 10c
FKU118 AND VEGETABLES
Potatoes per owt $1
Onions, per owt $1.50 to 1.65
Apples best, per box 76c to tl
Peaches, beet, per box OOo to 75o
Beets, per saok $1.25
Cabbage, per pound 2e
LIVE STOCK
Steers . .
Cows
Bulla
8 tags
Hogs, beat..
Hogs, feeders.
. . .v2.7S to $3
$2
$1.75
$2
....G00
....2.96 $4.20
Wanted.
Teams to baul lumber from Ladd
Canyon to La Grande. 2.50 per
thousand. Inquire at mill or ol James
Beam er in town. ll5-12
Brought Against Albert
ing and entered a plea of not guilty
and not being ready for immediate
trial asked tbe court to set a date
about four weeks benoe, not wishing to
have it postponed until tbenext term
of court. Judge Eakin stated that be
would look over tbe work be bad before
bim and if be ooula so arrange would
do so. '
A'torney McLeod has been retained
by the . defendant and Crawford A
Crawford have been employed to assist
in the proseoutlon.
Dave Hooper who was arraigned for
the laroeny of a borse frcm D W
Johnson, entered a plea of not guilty
and asked for a change of venue from
this oounty. Judge Eakin denied tbe
petition but it is probable tbat this
cape may go over to the next term.
Ed Cooper was aleo indii ted for the
lB-ceny of a borse tbe property of King
Despain. He has entered a plea of
not guilty and it ia probable tbat this
case will also go over to the next term.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
Lund Otrtce, La Grande, Ore.
October 8
Notice la hereby piven that the following
named settler lias filed uotlce of his inteuiion to
make filial vroof hi supportof liUcluim, anil lht
mid proof will be made before tbe Keglster
and Reoelverol tbe U 8 .Land Office at La
Grande, Ore. on November 2o 190!.. vu H ENo.
18l, lames Cooley, of Karaela. Oregon for tbe
Lots), 2. and 3, NLV HTM Sen. 80, TP. 18., R.
36K.W.M.
He names tbe following; witnesses to prove his
contti.uous rcsideoco upon and cultivation of.
said land, via: William Todd, Edward (Tootey,
William Brooks, aud Bart Garvtse, all of Kamo
la Oregon.
E. W. Davis, Register.
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 8, 1878,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
U. S. Land Office, La Urande Oregon.
August 5. IW4
Notice thereby glveo that la compliance
with theprovisinos of the act of Congre&H of
Junes, 178, entitled "An act for the aaleof
timber lands la the RUtes of California, Ore
gon. Nevada and Washington Territory," as
extended to all the I'ubllo Umd States by act of
August 4, Mary Doherty, of Vinson, coun
ty o. Umatilla, State of Oregon, has this day
died In tnU otlloe her Bworn stateraen No.
also, for the purchase of the Htu NwCTand
EjBW)4 auction 18 in Township No. 4 HOuth,
Range No. 35. E. W. M. '
Aud will offer proof to show that the land
sought ia more valuable tor Its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish her claim to said land before the
Register and Uecelvor ol this office at La
Umnde, Oregon, on Monday, tbe lth dav of
October, 1904.
Hho names as witnesses; Neil McDlvItt, Dan
iel Madden, of Pendleton, Oregon; Joseph Do
herty, Barney McLaughllu, of Vinson Oregon.
Any and all persona claiming adversely the
above djacrlbed land are requested to file
their claims in this office on or before said
24th dav of October ioOI.
E. W. Davis, Register,
TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE 3, 1878
NOT1CK FOR PUBLICATION
U. 8 Land Office; La Urande Oregon,
October 6, Io04.
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions ol the act of Congress of
Junes I678, entitled "An act for the sale ol
timber lands in the States of California, Oregon,
Nevada and Washlugton Terltory." as ex
tended to all the Public Land Slates by act of
August 4. I893, Ralph H. Bullls, of La Grande,
county of Union, tate of Oregon, has this day
filed in this oITice his sworn statement No.
af for the pn chase of the MWdW4 Section
EX8E&SW8EXol Section No
18 In Township No. 4 Bouth, Range No 85
E.W.M.
And will offer pnof to show that the land
sought Is more vulubble for Its timber or
stonuthan fur agricultural purposes, aud to
establish hlsclaim to said land before the Reg
ister and Receiver of this office at La Grande,
Oregon, on Friday, the !rd day of December,
'vM-
Elatn K Jones, Benjamin anger, ol Htarkey Or-
lie names as witnesses; Andrew I Hulltvan
CKUU BUU UWKII SJ UOI1UCS Ol
Crando Ore-
gon.
AnV and all nersona Clnimlni, nrlvereel Lhr.
above described laiid are riuesteil 10 file their
nanus m mu oiiu-o 00 or ueiore saia strd aay
of December ill.
E W DavIs, Rejister.
Position Desired
S Oakaguohi, a Japanese, desires
position as cook, chamber work, dish
washer or waiter. Address P O box
717, Sept 6-9
HARD
WALL
PLASTER
Only cusis about 5o per yard
more than cfemmon plaster, and
worth many times over.
ADVANTAGES
No danger of freezing as it
can be used ia zero weather
Being flexible instead of brit
tleas all eand mortors are
it will dent like wood when
struck or jammed, instead of
breaking Doors, windows, pipe
holes, etc are eaeiiy oat through
it It is a non conductor of elec
tricity and thus prevents short
circuiting It adheres equally
well to brick, stone or common
lath It contains no acida nor
chemicals to cor rod a It will
ot burn Dor disintegrate by fire
being a perfect protection for
wood frame work It will under
no condition pit or blister
Parties having plastering to
do should consult me regarding
this class of work Estimatos
cheerfully given
L RE1SLAND, Phone 27
TRADE FOLLOWS THE PRICE
-JOS
That is why people come here
for men's aud. by boys' shoes
The J. E. Tilt line ja our spec
ialty. Here is where prioe ' and
quality are combined. .
C. W. PRESTON,
Shoe Specialist : DEPOT STREET
GUARDIAN'S SALE ;
Hy virtue of.'an order and license
made and entered by the Hon. County
Court of Onion County State of Ore
gon, on September 6th, 1904, in tbe
matter of the Guardianship of tbe per
song and estates of Ernest N Patty, Z
Beatrice Patty, and Frank A Patty,
minor heirs of Thomas K Patty de
ceased, and wards of the undersigned
their guardian, I will, from and after
the 21st day of October 1904, at my
home No, 1416 Adama Avenue, La
Grande, Union County, Oregon, pro
ceed to sell at private sale tbe South
east quarter of Section 34 of Township
Three North of Range 39 East of the
Willamette Meridan in Union County
Oregon, tor the benefit of said heirs
and their estate. Terms of sale, cash
to me iu band. Zora E Patty.
Guardian of the persons and estates
of Ernest N fatty, Z Beatrice Patty
and Frank A Patty, Minora.
Dated September 10, 1904. Oct 21
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COUHT FOK THE DISTBICT
OF OREGON.
In the matter of Thomas 1
Nloley, W. D. Ix)ng and 1 NOTICE OK
Mattie Long, as part- Oi THh1
ners under the iirm- ! FIRST
name of Nicley & Long, f M EETING
BANKRUPTS, and aB - Ob'CttBD
individuals, BANK- I 1TORS.
JRUPTS. )
To the Creditors of Thomas Nioley,
W. D. Long and Mattie Long, bb co
partners under firm name of Nicley &
Long, and aa individuals, all of La
Irande, Union oounty, Oregon, and
eaoh a. Bankrupt: 1
NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN, tbat
on tbe 28th day of September, 1904,
the said I nomas Nicely, YV. D. Long
aud Mattie Long, as a co-partnership,
under the Brm-uumeol.Nioley ALong,
and as individuals, w -ire eac h duly aj
jntttcated a bankrupt, and that tbe
UrBt meeting of the Creditors will be
held at the office of the under.-igned,
in la) Grande, Oregon, on Kriduy, the
-'let day of October, 1904, at ten
o'clock in tbe forenoon, of said day, at
which time anil place said creditors
may attend, prove their claims, ap
point a Trustee, examine xttie liank
rupte, and transact such other business
as may properly come before said
meeting. Twenty five cents must ao
compaDy each ola'imed died.
Dates' it La Grande, Oregon
XH.
FSIvanboc, Referee
CASH MEAT
MARKET
I have reopened my shop on
North Fir Street. You will
And my shop well supplied
and the prices to suit the
times. Yours tor business
Free delivery. Phone 1601
I. HARRIS
SEPTEMBEp
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NOTICfe. KOR PlJBLICAl'IOH.
(Isolated Tract)
, PUHLIt. LAND SALE.
Notice Is hereby ,!,,, that In punaaneo of
n. tructloDS fr,,,,, lh. Commissioner rt tl",
t.ecral Land imice. Under authority vested In
hlniliy feetltm 2,M u. S. KevUed Aalntea n.
amended by lh, ,et of (:,,. aimjovod
K-bMiary as. Irws. , ,, pwcrl m 'X .t
malic sale at ten cl k a.m. en the ida Vl
rund.',oi,?.'t''i, """""""I
Any sn.l all persons oisiinins adrrrvlr tlm
atev; idesc.Mwd Unit are adriil J Sto 'thV ?
U " 'b,' o. on o. tfore Uie d,y abo.I
de.lnn.tej l.r, the cnmimncnientorsid te
junVa"!!"''111'"'''
a . 'X' ?' "ier.
A.U. hViberU. bUo,,r.
Notice
Notice ia hereby given that ' all
persons owing tbe estate of 1 B Kel
log are requested to pay the same to
the La Urande Bank,
IK Oburab. ,
Adm, of tbe Estate of .
3 f KeUog
Miss Bnodgraae of Lai Grande is visit.
Ing (riende in Pendleton. Tribune.
urn
That the way to reach a
man's heart is through his
stomach. Try it by using
Geddes Bros' canned fruits,
delicious beraies, lettuce, on
ions, and radishes, just fresh
irom the garden. We are
the first store the farmers
call on and of course we get
the choice of everything.
We always have the fresh
est eggs, butter, etc ,
Special attention given to
phone orders,
Geddes Bros.
riA'M
. OUR BACK ROOM
Is open for your inspection.
In faot we will be pleased to
show you through our entire
establishment. Everything is
kept scrupulously neat and
clean and we nave no nesitency
in showing the most fastidious
how our meats are handled. We
now have the latest improved
saueage machine and san sell
you sansage ia all styles.
Bock & Thomas
A CHEAT SENSATION.
There was a big sensation in Leesville
Indiana, when W. U. Brown of that
place, who was expected to die, had bla
lile saved by Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption, tie writes: "I en
dured Insufferable agonies from Asthma,
but your New Discovery gave me im
mediate relief and soon thereafter
effected a complete cure." Similar
cotea of Consumption, Pneumonia,
Bronchitis and Grip are numerous, It'a
the ueerlese remedy for all throat and
aog troubles. Price 60c, and f tt,
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uusiuihvs ur uauranue lruff. f
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Sacred Heart Acadmj
La Grande, Oregon. This well
known lnatitlltinn. fnnAitnfaA K i.A
Slaters of St. Francis, affordeexcellant
eduoatiouhj advantages. Music, draw
ing and painting optional stodinMav J.
Prenarinrr vniino larllaa fn it,. .s... Jk w T":
iOn of tfiaihinn A annnlal,,, Dn-llJf
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and day si hool 0enB the Urat Monday
in September, for catalogue address
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