You Can Get
La Grande reamery Butter
At the Following Well known Dealers
Romig & Staples Baker Bros.
; Mo Faylane 0. Ralston
GeddesBros ; J. W. White
. 0. L. Thotn
Remember every pound is guaranteed
When you ask for La Grande Creamery Butter you
help a home industry and , thereby help your own
business. ': :: :v' .-:-.'
La Grand Creamery Co
ELOQUENT SERMON
TO CROWDED HOUSE
Dr. Ray Palmer Continues to Attract Large
Audiences to Baptist Church to Hear
His Forceful Discourses
LEGAL NOTICES
An Immense audienoe was present last was the golden aUlra by which he had
evening to. bear Dr -Ray Palmer, the olimbed to t e high place In tbehearta
6T ngeliat, at the Baptist ohuron In and estimation of the Amerioan people
this city. ' The thuroh was crowded and advised all to emulate his exam
until there was scarcely room lor a pie: he lauded ' the enthusiasm of
chair or seat to be placed In the house. ! Booaevelt, stating that we ccold sao
A Iter -music by theobotr and a solo by oeed in nothing without enthuslaam,
Rev; Ball, envelopes were distributed and that we should exerolae euthna
to the congregation with the request laam in Christianity; he said that people
thtteaoh one receiving an envelops ! eeeme I to think , when an evangelist
should 'write a letter to Dr. Palmer and came to eondu t a . meeting he must
estate Notice
'J R Kellogg deceased, Estate.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, J M Uhuruh, has quail
fled as fixeoutor ol th last will, and
testament olj R Kellogg, deceased .
AU persons having claims against i
aid estate are hereby required to
present the aame properly verified to j
iiw uuubtoikubu m iue ourou. ui j a
Finn, ttoinmer Building, Im tirande
Orse-on, within six tnoiitha bom the
date of the Aral publication ol this
uotioe.
Dated and first published October
UthlflO.
J M Ohoroh, Executor ol Estate of
J R Kellogg, deceased.
0, H. Finn, Attorney for j Executor.
SUMMONS.
In the Clroult Oowt of the ui. of Ol
' . . .woo. uoantf.
t.0 wiuLiAMStPUinns :
CASSIA A W1LUAM8. OeCMHUai.
ASWIIllama.: the above-tramed
, t&e ham. oTUm SJtal ot Oregon
TO Ualala
defendant: 1L
voe are hereby reaulred to anoeex ud ana w, ar
tee oumplaiut tiled against you In the above- .
eutlUed sua. on or before the Hat day o, '.
October, 1(04. And if rw fall to ao answer, for
want thareof, . tbe plaintiff ill . Uka decree ;
against you for tbe dtisoiutloa' of tbe marriage
cr-ntraot exjatlng betwoeii you And. the plain- ,
till end for cost, end dubutserdenu Of thu suit. ,
? me summons is pabtunea lata. Jtaetern i
Oregon Observer, a weekly newspaper publubcd
In union oounty Oregon, by order of the Hon. .
Hubert Kakln, Judge of the Eighth Judicial .
wair. a ui aue vureuiv ujan or ane eiau o ,
,tBceaweea tor all uoneecutlve waaka, ,
. 1 1 'ilia. LI on thereof to be mud a oa the .
tth day ot jtciuiiaCallM, and the leu publW j
na,n,i uu ura ,ix way ui uvMjuar. iwa, wruoa
Oreec.
theuon
tft
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tell him what benefit the meeting had
been to him or her , -
Theu be began his sermon of the eve
ning on Theodore RooMvelt, taking as
a text 1 1 his remarks the thirteenth
ol'apterof Proverbs, verse 22: ,A good
man leaveth an inheritance to his
children's children." Tbe sermon was
eloquent and forceful as are all those of . frequent flashes of wit and humor
the eminent evangelist. . He took up The W 0 and the G A B attended In
tie life and olmraoter of Roosevelt and ' a body,,- and the . beautilul, United
pulnted his good traits in (flowing and . States nag as a back-ground to the
impresaive terms. ; Be pointed out and . speaker lent impresslvenets to the
graphically deaiTibed the ohriatian praises ol Amerlos and Amerioan citi
manhood of Roos yelt, uyiog that tuts zenahip. .
bring a revival with him, but there
could be u revival by the mos otren.
uods efforts of onn single man, it must
be in the enthusiasm and in the hearts
of those attending the meeting.
The remarks of Dr. Palmer were lull
rtt Anlhfiaiakm' arara alivinnnr. and Ann. I
vinoing. and were interspersed -with
DRIVINGS FROM
DRY CREEK
tv VootUroow
a P--P
THE IDEAL FARM .
yo i have been wanting Is ready for
yon. In f ct, there are several of them
Wl ere they are and how little tbey
cost, you ean learn by calling on us.
. FARM PROPERTY
is a specialty cf ours , that we taki
particular pride in. We have, looked
carelullv over every one before Discing
it un oor books, and k ow H Is all
r'ght. And the price is all right too
If you are thinking ol Investing, bet
ter stop in Bome day and talk things
over. We can save yon lots of trouble
and lots of money in yonr search for
the ideal farmr .
jCa Srand Snveestment Company,
1110 Adams Avenue, La Grande, Oregon
ELECTRIC FIXTURES
All who are building new cr rebuilding their
homes, can ueatly finish their parlors, dining rooms
halls etc with a 1 to 6 light Electolere, at a reason
able price, as wo are in position to undersell any
fixture in the Inland Empire.
, . We have at our office a oomplete stock of assorted
styles of ceiling and wall fixtures of beautiful de
signs and finish. Also Shades of f 11 designs.
We cordially invite the public . to inspect our
stock even if you are not ready to buy.- Office
open from 7 a m to 8:30 p m. .
La Grande Light and Power Co.
wMmadeoa tbe .8rd day of September, .
KUOKNB ASH WILL,
. Attorney for Maintia
George Fisher had the mlafortnne to i Slnnine- aohool continues every Sat
be severely shaken up last week while nrday night wltb large attendance and
riding a 'notions horse. For several good interest It Is wonderful to see
days alarm was felt for bis injuries an old man paet seventy stand all
but Or Whiting allayed their I are. evening leading the young voices np
and 'save George will Soon be alright : and down tbe soale then oat in a bnrat
again. - ' ' of some glorions old song ol tai n ana
Simon Woodell as road supervisor Is Every one has a good feeling to-
having much needed improvements WB 0,a mr "unuingtou..
put on many different sections of our , At the bride's parents in tbe looality
roads. He is getting ready for storms called "Missouri Hollow" on Wednes
Call For Bids ;
Notice is hereby, given that the un
dersigned will receive sealed bids ap
to and iuoludlDg November 19, 1904,
for the filling of lots, streets and alleys
In Predmora's Addition as follows, to-
wit:: ':V v.". -r. :.:,. '
' (1), Eor the ailing and leveling of
lots from one 1 to ten 10, inclusive,
In blook 23. .y ; "
(2), For the ailing in and leveling
ot Parson street from Its intersection
with North Depot Street to. its inter
seotlon with North Greenwood Street.
(3), For the ailing and leveling of
lots from tour 4 to nine 0,' inclu
sive, and from twelve 12 to nineteen
19 Inclusive, in block 22, inoluolng
alley. '-'
, (i), For the fllllng in and leveling ot
lots from eight 8 to fifteen 16 in
elusive, in block 8. . , :
(5), For the filling in and leveling of
the old ohano;! In Hill Street between
Noith Fir and Depot Streets. '
(6), For the tilling in and leveling
ot lots from two 2' to twelve 12 and
from sixteen 16 to twenty-tbiee 23
Inoiustve, In blook 4, also, cbanel to
Trobrldge Htreot between North Fir
and Depot Streets.
All lots to be Uled with good dirt,
Iree from giave) and refuse.- Streets
and alleya to be Billed with gravel. All
bids to be left at tbe omce of 3 W HKusEuau. stand mew meu nee.ssTws.a f
Knowles, La Grande, Oregon. Bids to'SJ-lffU.nxeB'ii? "U, '.';
be made separately for said work, at And will oner proof to anow that the lead..
, , , , , , , , , , . eo-igut is more vaioaJ
inaioatea uy eaiunumoersHuu aiso,ior
perlorming entire work. Tbe right is,
hereby, reserved to reject any and ail
bids
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3. 1878,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ..
Vi p. ,aami ymwa. ea aaaaafwiiia yr.
Nouea la herabv sTiwn thmX in antmnllavimti .:
wlUi Uis ptovUlona of tbe aot'af Oounatof
IlinR. IKfti ontlllawl A ra anl fni IhataaUiii -
umoer itoai u ua suwi oi (jaiiiornuk, urtw
con, Nevada, tad Wblagtoa TirrltorT." .
tu extoaded to alt the Publlo laAbd SttiUM bV
ant nt lllrnint A 1UO-1 Uv.Wo D lluaa a ''
caiawcii.oouuly oruaayontUtof Idauio. tus
i,uisi uhv uibu iu ijuib uuioe uim mwvru
meat No. $XAi, tot thparohM ot the S '
W-4 indrtWSW adNWX HM. of fefoo.,
No.ljia Towosbib No, 48, J NO, 37 B. W.M.
And will offer ofaol toiho liul4 'thf ULbd
outrht U xuore valiuble for Its Umber or .
toue tbaa lor agricultural jwrwm ud -. ,'
to -UblUh bit otala to d iiuid befora '
.ue rvegivier aaa iteoeiYer oiuu omee tu
I a (1 fund ax. I inwrtn nn Miiu that, ftth a4avv
luuauy, iDttj.
0 tuLmai u wltoeaaesU Willititn H Brown -
of Iftrrjv Orvgon: Clara A -Brown of J?erry
(reKoninu. uuiue, or ren-y, ungosi JMa- . , .
- ". -- v.awaa, ,;
- Aii v muu sui iwnuui DiauniiiisT Buvsnauv um '
bovtlesorlbd Tftuda are iuaaiod to Ale u
their olalmB In this offloe oa or beXoraUl
6 Lb day of Jutury, 190
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNe 3. M78
nv im. I ua ruuuwn, luia -
' 0.S.lad Ofltoa, Lat Grande, Oregon.
. - Sent. IMM. .
' Notloe la hereby rlrea that in. ooamntlaaoe " .
wltnthe provlaloneoruieaot otkfafiajreM of
timber lands In the Htetes of Oallyornta, Ore- .
goo, n evade, end Waahlnaton Terrltolr," as
uiLoiuw bu aui wo jtudiio laaa bwbj ot aca
of Auguat
haa this
li Wrlaht of '
Wlol Hook.Oountr of DmaUlla,HlaU olOregoa -
. uaua
, ItWi Charles
uuj 01 umauu
nied la tnia.
day flled La tola offloe :hla ewora '
statement So. mi, for the puronaa of tbe ,
to oome
Thanksgiving ta drawing near and
many In our vloirlty are interested In
a Social and live bird raffle to be given
by the MBA in the lodge rooms on
mnin street in HunimerviUe Nov 18th
thns giving us ample time to fatten
and cook on r turkey.
day afternoon, Norman Peuteoost and
Clara Chadwlok v. ere united lu the
holy bonds ol matrimony. A large
concourse of friends and relatives were
present and enjojed a bountiful spread
in tbe evening. All join . lu wishing
the young conple happluess and suo
cess. ; Omega
o-ia-nt Is more valuable Cor lu timber or
woe toan lor awnoimunai parpoeee, ana, w
eieim to said land before tbe
Keoelver of - thla amaa at 1a .
I Uraude. Oreson. on Tneenev ton 9Dttt day
I afCKemuaT,ava
Dated at La Grande, Oregon this Uth
day ot November, A I 1901. '
Not U-18 . W A Spalding
' Notice Of Estray ''t
I have taken up a sow and pig and
will hold same nntil damage and the
cost of this notloe are pair1. How has
upper crop from each ear.
LB Hyatt
STILL FIGHTING
AT
MokHen.Nov. 12 There was a heavy
exchange of artillery fire yesterday at
the Rusrian t olunteera dislodged a de-tachm.-nt
of Japanese Infantry Irom
the trenches in front of Lone Tree hill.
Comfortable dujouts are being built
along the Russian linns and soldiers
seem to think they will winter where
they are. Tbe idea that ' Oyama con
templates an attempt to take Mukden
is not generally entertained. Both
aides seem content for the present with
suspension i.t hoatilities.
MRS. J. Re FORREST,
MILLINER
Ladies can SAVE MONEY by buying
now.
Pompadour Bangs, the kind always sold for
4.50, now $1.76.
Novelties. Peggy Bugs, Novelty Combs, Perfumes
and Toilet Soap.
The finest line of Millinery ever shown in
this city.
MRS. J. R. FORREST,
Milliner
Masonic bulding on Adams avenue.
KEITH STOCK
COMPANY
V
The maaassnient of the Steward some of the best a took companies
IN THE COUNTY COURT. FOR THE
COUNTY OF UNION. STATE
j
Citation
OF OREGON.
in the Hatter of tbe Eatate)
or J.
Jane Ball, Deoeaaed. ' - J
To (Joorg-o W. Alloa and J. W. Allen, helrs-at-law
of Jane Ball, dooc&aed, and ta all other
un known liolraana parsons concerned: rjreet
lng: , .,
In the name of the Htate ot Oregon,
Vol! are linrebv ctlad and rfmnlrnri tn .nnmr
In tbo County court ol the Utate of Oregon,
for the County ot Union, at the Court Itoctm
thereof, at La Grande In the Uountv of Union.
ou Huturday, the 10th day of Dooember, 1901,
at 10 o'clock. In the forenoon of that day, then
and there to allow oauae. If any you have, why
the petition of Oeorgo Bull, Administrator of
the aiove named eauitA. rjravlnir far an nrrfn.
orthe said Court, authorising. lToemlng, and
empowering blm to aell the real property be
longing to "Kid eatato, to pay eaUte debts,
abould not be granted.
wunesR. tne rion. u. a. Harrison, judge or
the County Court of the State of Oregon, for
Court affixed this 4th day of November 1901.
J U UU.UAH UieiK.,
Eastern Oreson Business Uolledm
School of Shorthand, and Normal
Baker Uitv. Oreson. had tour calls :
for stenographers last week and was
unable to fill them all. : Our students
get good positions when competent.
Business men call on na when they
want reliable oompetent help. ; ':
Sow is the tlmejfor young people
to enroll. ' --.'V.
Practical Business methods are)
taught. The , light line System ot
Shorthand is taught which ean be
learned In about Ehali the time the
old Shaded Systems.
Tultionhtnd Board reasonable -MO
Perry Prtno
9-21-10-21 DAM
has secured In tlm Keith Stock Com'
p n , which opens next Monday is a
, ..iiSsx'Sk
" ' :
MR. RICHARDS
With Kielh Stock Company
Week-s engagement an attraction
worthy of consideration. Tbe organl
xatlon la beaded by Mr Del lUwrenc.'
wbo la an advooate of good, clean
rlm. anil haa been connected with
traveling, Tbe company presents
strong repertoire, wltb special scenery
and will open Monday Nov 11 wltn
Slaves of Russia followed by "(.'apt
Freeh 0 S A" Light House Bobbery"
"Tbe Little Christian" Woman
Against Woman" "Power ot Truth"
Senators Daughter" and Sheridan
Keene Deteotive. Prioea 10-20-30 ots.
Taggart Resigns
(Observer Speolal)
New Yorx Nov 11-National ohalr
man Toggart declared that he wonld
resign the chairmanship of the demo
oratic parly and that there would be no
no reorganization ot the party .
Large Calf
W F Bug, who resides on his farm
a few miles east of town, sold a oalf
the latter part of last week to J H
Smith, tbe butober, that for its sge
was a reoord breaker for weight. The
oall was just four months old andtipp
ed the scales at 255 pounds, dressed.
Beoorder. "
MUA'-ON CHOPS,
make a most delicious and bsalthful
meal. Tbey are juicy and palatable
and just melt tn your mouth so de
ll Jlous is their taste. We have them
fresh every day but ws don't only
sell fine mutton ebops. Our daily
bioox inoiuues ohoice lamb obops, veal
chops, sirloin, norteriiouse, round and
otner steals as well.
Suoh meats make the best of eat
ing. They are good and solid and
every bit - that goes into the body
makes pure blood and strsntbens
the organs of tha buman maohinery.
Buy your meats at onr store. We al
ways have tbe best, and sell at the
very lowest prices.
Bock & Thomas
Electric Possibilities
Lon Cleaver, one ot the head push
on the Grande Ronde electrlo scheme,
asys tbe electric railroad "must go,"
and be Is In a position I o know. Jaok
Oliver, another man olose to the front
In railroad circles, says tbe road "will
go." These two opinions are Interest
lug and Important Just now. Repub-
nnnamtiiaa oilman. TamraTt Henna, off
atoKay, Oregon, Albert Winters or SUrltey. .
Frank Aldau.of Suikey, Andrew SaLUvaa ot
Btarkey,
Any and all peraona claiming edrereely th.
airuve uaacroieu uuiua mim n
tnoiroiaims in tuts omee on
wtn aay oi iNMsmoer, mil.
av. w . antTia,
are requested so Ole
or Hauuni M.M
Uaatater,
CASH MEAT!
MARKET
I have reopened my shop on
North Fir Street. You will
find my shop . well- supplied
and the priceji to ' suit the
times. Yours for business-,
Free delivery. ' Phone 160
I. HARRIS
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