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About La Grande morning observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1901-1904 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1904)
We are now MILOi at a reduced New Belts, New Combs, New Caps E M WELLMAN & 00 La Grande - . Oregon : ' : . . t. h. STEWARD, Mgr. TUESDAY. NOV; 29 BLACK PATT1 TROUBADOUR S I A 40 Singers, Dancers, Jesters, Minstrellists Vaudcvillists; Dixie Girls. ; . BLACK PATTI SI8SIERETTA JONES , ; the greatest singer of her race JOHN RTJOKER, "The Alabama Blossom" the fuuniest colored man alive PRETTY CHORUS. Comprising the sweeteit and best Trained negro voices In the world. Presenting a magnificently new 110,000 etage produotlon Including "Looner Dreamland" "Plantation Paallxues" . "Glory of the Fair "Often. back OperaBoufnr and "Hwell Muutrel VarleUes" - 44 L4MU Xa Srande fnves,ment Company, 1110 idams Avenue,. .-. La Grande, Oregon Full Weight Guaranteed Wholesale and Retail deal ers in Hy, Grain, Vege tables and Fruits Carload lots a Specialty Lawson & Zundell OSee in Kiipatriok Bldg Phone No 1113 MM MRS. J. R. MILLINER Ladies can SAVE MONEY by buying-now. Pompadour Bangs, the kind always Bold for 4.50, now 11.75. Novelties. Peggy Bags, Novelty Combs, Perfumes and Toilet Soap. The finest line of Millinery this oity. MRS. J. R. FORREST, Milliner Masonic balding on Adams avenue. selling all NE R Y prioe nowise- 40 FARM LOANS i are made by us on Brst mortgages AT LOW RATES OF INTEREST ' on't let Improvements lag for the ajs1 of money. A few hundred dol- - ui lay oow may greatly iaoreaae thj ijie.srf the farm ' No '.lie' is lost in making the requir ed advances. We push busines of this kind through quickly. Special Offer . What would be nicer for a Ohristma s present than an enlarged photo ol yoor self or baby? Until Nov 20th .ou got an 11x14 Bromide free with every tl 00 ordor tor Photos at The Taylor Studio Nov 12-19 Reading Room. The east room of Central Church o Christ. Open every day from noon to six in the evening. Daily and weekly papers, magssinos and books. Men and boys cordially invited. Strangers always weloome FORREST, ever shown in Hunting Results Very Disastrously Three Death and Four are the Latest Resnlts of the Season's Hunting Trips (Observer Special) I Milwaukee Not.. 23 Three' deaths ! ud four men seriously wounded have been added to the list of this season's hunting victims. Emit Hinkleman was hit by a stray I'Ullett and killed near Merril, Henry Logermsu was killed near Belmont by i George Brown ol Mlltdore acoldental ihe accidental discharge of his own ly shot himself near Marshfleld. This gun, nd the eight year old son of makes the total of dead slnoe the sea County Olerk William Smith of Eagle ' son opened 11 and the wounded 6. Crop Report for Nov. The Crop, Reporter for November 1904 was reoeived Wednesday morning by the Observer fro Washington D 0 from which the following items are. taken; The present indications are that this years corn crop will yield 2,463,000,0.10 bushels an average of 26.7 bushels per acte. Last years average was 2S.5 bush els per sore. The total visible supply of wheat in the Unlttd States and Canada on Nov. 1 1904 was 16,210,000 bushels as against 56,857,000 on December 1st 1903. - The Paolflc stoo of wheat on Oot ht was 4,100,000 bushels. INDIA'S GREAT POPULATION London XOV 2!J-8tatl8tic for India . ..-a . ... tor iw bdow ma. me population ou looreased over 40,000,000 since 1891 and numbered at the time of the census of that year ' 294 861,056 persons, who spoke 185 different languages and ob served eight great religions. During 1902 36,002 persons were kill ed by reptiles and wild animals. Tigers killed 1,040; leopards, 609; wolves. 307; other wild animals, 901, and reptiles, 23,166 The number ol wild animals destroyed was 14,983 and snakes 71,281. Exhibit Fruit John E Hough Mat sixty boxea of choice applet yesterday, gathered from the orchards of L L Oldenburg and F U Tat tun n, to be placed In cold storage aud then displayed daring the 1005 fair. Of the 36 boxes furnished by M r Oldenburg there were 86 dlSeient cho ce varieties. Notice Of Final Account Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, Administratiix ol the estate of William Spencer, deceased, has filed in the County Oourtol Union County Ior the state ol Oregon her final account as such administratrix. and the Court has fixed Monday the 19th day of Deoember 1904 for hearing any objections to said . final account ) and for the final settlement ' thereof Dated this November 19, 1904 Minnie M Spenoer, Administratrix NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notloe I. heieby given to all whom It may concoru:- That Nellie O Nell), administratrix of the eslate of Alfred T Nelll, deceased, b..s lllod her final report In the administration of said estate, and the County Court of Union County, Oregon, hai set Ibe 2nd. day of January. A. I) , 1906, at two o'olock, p m. for the hearing of said Bpon ana any oojecuou. tuereiu: llated ihtsltflh. day of November, A. D 1004 . lULUJII M. ...11. U, I Administratrix of the estate of Alfred T, Nelll, ; Careworn Observe! Speoiol New York, Nov. 63 Nsn Patterson appeared in court today looking care worn and weary. Dr. O Hanton the coroners phytl-c'-in is on the stand and stated tha if be bad thought it a case of murder he would have made a more detailed re port at the time. . DFC II T BlH A I IxlJUItfl Vl t ' I Frini lrl rXPlrfrSSI IN I vVtlJsl -Ur rl JJI t , Little Eunice Emmett had been complimented on the beauty other .nit nnu Mia harl auirrraated that ""-"." . ... ha would use w snoos one ui tiiem This led to what may prove a fatal m. nm,. . ra..l may prove a fatal , k.nn.nl ATM.. In Va.h - ; " taS MOnaay Of ihbs weea. luetltue . ... 1 ,lm i..i .inn. tot and her brother were playing alone In l,a hnna and aha nlavfnll auffirea- In the nouse ana sne puytuiiy sugges- ted that he Shoot one other turls" ' off. Tbe little fellow climbed np on the stove, got down rifle, aimed It rine, aimed ll at his slater's "iorla" and fired. The ball strook tbe little girl la tbe shoul der. A pbyslulan was summoned from Newport and is in attendance. Jor -vallis Gazette. Men Seriously Injured Elver died of oold and exhaustion while snaring rabbits near Houghton, .Mtoh. August 3ye. a Chicago bake?, was wounded near Norway, Mloh , John Beuk, aged 14 years, reoeived a bullet from his own gun near Seymour, and Lador Convention . (Observer Special) San Krancisoo. Nov 23 The conven. lion of the Federation of Labor adjourn ed until Friday. Most of the dels- gates today went on an excursion around the city making short stops at Vallyjo and Mare Island. ' NO. 4483. ';V-:,.i-Rcport of the, Condition off The Farmers & Traders National Bank. At La Grttuue. in the ! oloae of tmilneii, :ate of Oregon, At rhe! Nov. 10, lgOi iQIXARH LOftnlADd Discount $ uvBranuia, uocaruu uuu unoeour ed U S Bonds to secure circulation. Premiums on U SBouda - Bonds, securities, ato Banking bouse, furniture and fixtures Other real estate owned ........ Due froirr National Banks not re lfi.B76(W 16,0004X1 730 00 23,178 22 17.72H00 8.1U6 0U 11, All 39 serve HKttnmj Due ft ora state uanki ana tsanjt ers Due from 18,586 70 , 16,191 14 .. lfiOrTT approved r. serve Chooka and ot ber casb i' na.. Notes of other National Bank.. agents, .40000 Fractional paper currency, nick- eis, tua cvuut... Lawful Money Rbservb IV Bank, viz; Specie - $15,92100 ttedemption nana witu u. . Treaaurer 5 per cent of olrcala Uon...... . 76o00 $313,1M06! L I ABI LimES Canltal Stock raid In. DOU.ARB 60.000 00 Surplus fund .. Undivided pronts, less expenses and taxes paid National Bank Notes outstanding Due to other National Banks .... Due to State Banks and Bankers Dividends unpaid H , Individual deposits subject to check Demand certificate of deposit.... 18,000 00 8,001 72 16,000 00 10,576 83 40 03 121,08003 S9,tD8 04 Bins uayaDie, including oertincatos of deposit for money borrowed 16,000 00 Total , $813,181 OS Statb or Orkooit County or Union I, J. W Mcrlber, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above state ment is true to tue nest oi my auowieage ana belief. I W SCKlBEFt. Oasbier. Bubscrlbed and sworn to before me this Bind day of Nov., low. J W KNOWLES, Notarv Public far Ornffnn Correat Attest JOK. PALM Ert GEORGE ackles Dlreetors O McCULLY I : MY 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 from 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. RHrCttlPFHftAI.R execution and ordor of wale and doorae of fore-i closure and sale. Issued out of and under the Notice I hereby given that oy rlrtne of an i'f, 'otOotuuerUUM, and 10 me" directed and delivered upon aiudgement and decree dnly aenvereaupoa aiudgement and decree dnly rendered entered or record and docked In said I Court on the lath davorocuilicr luni in uiM.nit .wherein William Henry was t-lalbtlffand AP CayiorCammieoayior, oun ouayior w. H. ftmCsLto,? the"e?t!e"of deceased, were Defendants, aald iudgmcu being In favor of said. i'iul.illiT and against tbe iM-ienaant a. i uayior, ror tho sum of fra.oo 7"" 5 poroeii. luteros, uieroon mira tile INtll day of February, IWB, for tho um ol 11.00 Alti'l fee. for r the further sure of slsjrj taxes p.,d and interest thereon at the rato ol 10 per cent per annum rrom tue ivtn day or January, 1D04, for the su m of (S.7S Insurance and for Mll tod disbursmoois: i win mii, on Thum lue eUt day of Ueoember, 1804, at 2 cfolook r u, , av., pubUo .uHon'u, th nlgtl. est Udder for cash, at the front door of tho now Court House buliulna In tbo Oityuf La Grande Union Oountv. Orezon. toaatl.r utd plain. tiffs judgment, together ith accurlns coals, au the right, title and Interest that the salii day of February. 1U02, or afterward aooulrod. veienoaDin ena eacn 01 tnem nao on tna lath In and to Lot 4 In BlooR 8 lo Urandy', addition to 1A Grande. Union, Uounty Oregon Dated this lltb, day ol November. lWM, at La Qrande Or-,00 .. 81ktrur.ll Oauoa Ooonly, Oregoa LEGAL NOTICES .tit s l )ciis 'IB Kellogg deceased. Eetaie. Notice leiereby given that the undersigned, J M Church, haa quail Bed aa fixeootor of the last will and testament of 1 K Kellogg, deceased. All portions having claims against aald estate are hereby required to present the same properly veritled to the undersigned at the oitloes ol O 11 Kino, bommer Building, La (jraude Oregon, within six mouths from the date of the first publication of this notice. Dated and first published Ootober ethiaw. J M Ohuroh, Exeoutorof Estate of J R Kelloaa.. deceased. 0, H. Piun,.. Attorney for Eieoutor. I Call For Bids Notloe is hereby, slven that the un dersigned will reoeive sealed bids up to and Including November 19, 11)04, for the filling oi lota, streets and alleys in Fredmore's Addition as follows, to- wit: .; (1). Sor the ailing and leveling of ota from one 1 lo ten 10, Inclusive. Ci block 23. (3), For the Blling in and leveling of Parson street from its intersection with North Depot Street, to Its inter section with North Greenwood Street. 3), For the ailing and -leveling of lots from four 4 to nine 0, inclu sive,' and from, twelve 12 to nineteen (191 Inclusive, In block 22, incluoing alley.'. (4), For the filling in and leveling of lota from eight 8 to fifteen 15 in clusive, In block 3. (S), For the filling in and leveling of the old ohaoorl In Hill Street between North Fir and Depot Streets. (6), Hor the Blling in and leveling of lots from two 2j to twelve 12 and from sixteen 16 to tweuty-th.ee 23 inoiusive, in mock 4, also, coanei lu Trobridge Htreec between North Fir and Depot Streets. ah lots to ue nuej with good dirt, tree from mavel and refuBe. Streets and alleys to be Allied with gravel. All bids to be lelt at the olllcu ol J VV Knowles, La Grande, Oregon. Bills co be ma'le separately (or said work, as indicated by said numbers end also, (or performing entire work. ' The right ia hereby, reserved to reject any and all bids -. - ' Dated at La Grande, Oregon this lltb day or. November, A 1 1UU4. Nov 11-18 . v Spuld log. New Cruiser Observer Special Ruokpoit, Mast., Nov. 23 Tha new armored cruiser, Pennsylvania 'is off on ber speed trial left over cape Ann oourse. The wind is light and the ses smooth ' IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE W L Douglas, the famous shoe man whose picture Is familiar to every newspaper and magazine reader in the oountiy was elected governor ol Massachusetts on the Demooratio ticket by a majority of 80 ,000 and over, He secured the position not because he was a Democrat but a first class advertiser, And there is one consolation in fact says an exchange tbat while we are not all great enough to be governor of MflAHft.'hnnpf.U wo a till have the privilege of Htaodios' g in a great man's shoes. . Foreign Crop Report. London Oot29 In Broomhsll'a Corn Trade News of the 26th Inst, attention is called lo the magnitude of the ex ports of wheat from India and trim coantries in the southern hemisphere, clilefiy, of course, Argentina, Anstra- ia anil New Zealand . The revleed of ficial figures on the Argentine wheat crop of 1903-4 slow the production to have exceeded 80,000,000 bushels. The last Australian crop exceeded 120,000, 000 b ishels, BLd India produced over 350,000,000 bushels. Iu all of these countries therefore the surplus wits extraordinarily . large. Broomhall states their combined shipments for the first 43 weeks of the present calendar year at 20,000,000 quarters, or 190,000,000 buthels, and thinks heir total shipments for the year like ly to run np t, 21,000,000 quarters, or 192,000,000 bushels, a quantity "fully double that c! any lormer year. " U. S. Crop Reporter. Hats Off, Please A Oorvallis ohuroh has Introduced a rule that the ladiei shall remove tbtlr . . j , , , . . . DStS during Service so that the rest Of .i - . . . wu8regUoa will 09 note to see the minister without stretching their called an ex- tremely undignified manner to gaze over an array 01 dead birds, etc., says the Salem Journtl, If this oustom was Introduced Into the Salem oliuroh. es It is safe to aay not a man in the city would be very angry, and when it is considered, "why should not a lady remove her hat In chnroh as well as any other public plaoesf" For ae loogaa the fair sex will persist In wearing a miniature mountain ol filmy stuff on ber head they should be con siderate enough ol other people's feel Ings not to obstruct their view with tt. SUMMONS. In the Olraalt Oou.t.of the Blue ororegea lor .i , Union Uounty. : , r L0 WlLLIAMS,rlainlil , , CASSIA AcWILMAMS, Detendaal. " TO Uawlii AHWIIlUl xoaz the above-named e ofthe Stale or Orogou . n'.-reod.at: lu the ntiui. vou aro h-iroby required to appear and aruw.r tDe comp'suil nieU ugaliut you la the .bov- ouuueu .u,, ou or Derore tne 'Mn dav o Uclubei, WOI. And Ifyoa fall com au.wtr, tot ' want Hereof, the piuiuUlt will talt. deoroeV atralnat you for the dlMolullon uT tho marrlne ' cuntntut ex.ttlng between you and tlie plalu- ' tlrl and furcoiU and (lubutHetoenu of tliu.uic, Tills numroone Ih puliilshod In the Kavtern ' Oregon ObMrver, a weekly newspaper publUhed lu Union county Oregon, by order of the Hou. : Hubert t&lln, JuUno of the UUihtli Judicial : Dlair. t of tho Ulroult Court ol the Bute or Oreuu. , ince a week for tlx consecutive weeks. . the oral i.oillcatlon thoreof to be made on the Uth dayoi September, UAH, and the last publl- , outiououtlie lllu duyof Ootober. 11101, which - was mado on the Urd day of deptewber : ISM . 7 KUOKNB ABHWIUU, . i ' , Attorney ior Jftaiutin TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3. 1878, NOTIOtt KOtt f UltLIOATION. : U. S. Land OUloo, at La Umu 4, Or., - . ' . Uetl?, 1U0I. Notice Ut hereby g-iven that In ouniplluutie with tho provision of the act of Cons-ross uf Junes, itrta, entitled "An act for the sale ol timber lands in tho states 'of California, Ore. . Ton, Nevada, and Washington To-rltory." as extended to ill! the l'ublio Lund HUUm by BOl ol August 4, 18, HorUrt R deiver t culdwell.eouuty ofesuyon, -uteof Idaho, lut this day nlod In this oatce his sworn sLit . meut No. x2i4. for the nurchitse !ot the Nil 8 yyj4 HuoBowji ananvvx sh.u or m-o.. No. kin Township No. 4 ri. U T.N'o. K. W.M. And will ollur iiroof li.shnfl fh."thn lun.l ftought is more valuable ror Us timber or : stone thun for agrlcullur.a purposes, and to ONluullHlt his eltitin to satdv Ituid before the Ueglster and lteoelver ol this oaloe at , La Urande, Oregon, on Friday, the 6th day ' or luuuary, 1W5. lio names as witnesses: Wlllinnt H Brown of ferry. Oregon: Clara A Drawn of ferry, , Oregon: B H, liullls, or Pon y, Oregon: Ilea Jamin ifouug, of iiiigard, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adversely the ' above-described lands are requested to nla tholr claims in this offioe ou or before aald -6lh day of Jauuary, 1W). JS. W. Davit, Roslmor. . TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3. 1878 -NOTICE FOkt PUBLICATION. U.S. land Otrioe, La Qrande, Oregon. -s .... aept. a. Too. ' Nutlce la hereby given tliat In compliance with the provisions of thetiot of Congress of J uuo a, 1878, ontllled "An act for the sale of timber lands In the Htatea of nallfnrnta. Om. ' gou, Nevada, and Washington Territory," as extended lo ail the Public Land Huttos by act 01 August 4. mz. Uharles M Wright of Pllol ituek.Oounty of Umatllla,8tate of Oregon htiK this day tiled In this oMoe bis sworn ' stuuinenl No. ml7, for the purobos of the -Blv, M-.X See. Jl and NK!S NEW Boo. 1A Twp. 4 Hllivi and Lot i Bee. ID .nil Lotl Uec, 80 la TcwUHhlp No. 4 8,, ltauge 36, IC W M. And will oiler proof to .how that the land sought is more valuable ior lu timber or stoue than for agricultural purposes, and to eslal-luh his calm to said laud hotore the lb-glstcr and Receiver of this onice at Grande, Oregon, on Tuesday, tho 90th day . Domiwr, ne namcsas witnesses: jnmraR Hanna, ol McKay, Oregon, Alliert Winters of atarkey. ol Frank Aldeu.ofBtarkoy, Androw SalUvan Any ;ud all persona claiming adversely the above described lands are requested to ule their claims In this offioe on or before sold 20th day ol Decomoer, luot. ,. 11 W Davis. Register. TREASURER'S CALL FOR COUNTY WARRANTS Notloe is hereby given that the an. dereigned, Treasurer 61 Union County, Oregoo, has funds ou hand with which to pay all county warrants whlob wore presented and endor.-ed by the County Treasurer prior to tho 7th day of Octo ber IBM). Dated at the treasurer's of. flee In the oity of La Grande this the 18th day of Nov. 1904. No interest al lowed after said dute. John Frawley, , - Treasurer of Union County TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3. 1878- IMUIILt l-OK PUBLICATION. U. 8. Land OUioe at La Grande. Ore. Notice is hereby given that In compliance .wuiu.iniuu.in .no uu u, vxillgrOSS Ol i 8, l?5,eutl.led ,4Au aut for Ule sale ol timber lana hi the 8tuu of Callforuli, o ?nUud to"'' "ia Fubiio cuuniy of Uuiuu, BLalo of Orenoo bus tills duy 11 led In Hi is ofiloo bin swurn MUitemeut No. for the purcliiLso of t lie Jfi L of a WW. ofaeciionNohftiidN i W oi Benloii KWM uhlp 4 anVQ Mo. U7, And will odor proof to muuvt tlmt tho land ougUt U more vuluuble for I la timber at Btoiitj tht.ii for tijirioultuml purpoBo, und to eHtabtlHu bcrolulm UiHiiid laud befoie Uia Itcglaturand IUnmIvot of thin office ut L Urunde, Unwou.onUaturdiiy. thu7Ui day or Janmiry. tlito. ' tie uiiinun um wudokhoii: uerbert K ciravor of Caldwell, Idaho: Kalph H Dullii, of Purry OrcKun: lieiijainiii F Vouun, of illlitiiril. Ori- goti; Will Um 11 J-iOUijIuy of liilKUrd, UreKoa. Any rijm ttu pursoiu oiitimiuu; uUverfH tho ubovi doHcrlbed iinrit uro rnquuHifd lo flletuulrulaltiiM In this otUcaoti nr hurnrsi eu.tr. 7tb day of January, 1U06 us. w. uavit, ietfittei TIMBER UNP, ACT JUNE 3, 1878 NOTICE POP PUBLICATION U. H. Land Omce, La Grundy Oregon . . Sopi.6, iwt, Noticola heroby given that In eonipllaiioe wIlhthopnivihloiiMortlio ucl of UougrcHS of June , 178, eutitlud An act for the sale of limber htnus in tlie HlalCH of Uitllfornlii, Ore gon, Nevada, und Washington Territory," us extended lo all the l'ublio Land Hlatcs by ui-t of August 4, IWi, Clarence U. Chaiiaol, of Halt Lakooiy, oounty ofHitlt Lake, hUto orUUh, hai this day nicd lu- this omce bl. aworu etatelnout No. 8197, for tbe purchase ol Lut 1, Sec. IB, Tp. 6 south, rniinO U6, n N i NE'4 ttBa ol Sucllou No. la lu Towushlu No. 5 B, Kaiige No. :i5 K.W..M. And will oirur proof to show that the land sought la UHiru viilimhlo for Ha timber or stoue than for agricultural purpose, und lo CNlulilUh hla claim lo said laud before ilio Koglstcr ud itocolver ol this office at l.u Grande, Or-on, ou aionday, tbe bth day of Dueulier, 11M4, He imroe-l us witnesses: Ralph fl. Ilnllis, of Hturkcv, Orewon, klvard lle-n, of Htarkey, Oregon, Frank U. Murt-liy, of I'erry, Oregon, Abe Uoittiii, of ferry, tiregun. Any and all persons outlining adversely tlie above dcsorl bed lands are raiuostod to tile their claims in liiis olllcu ou or belore suld 5tbday or December, 1UU4. K. W. Davis, Register Eastern Oregon Business Culleilgn School of Hhorthand, and Norninl Baker Oity. Oregon, had four culls for btenographers last week and was unable to fill them all. Our aludeuls get good positions when oompetont. Business men call on us whoa they want reliable oompetont help Now is tbe time for young peuple to enroll. ; Practical Business methods are taught. . Tbe light line System of Shorthand is taught which can be learned In about hull tbe time the old Started Byslema, ' Tultlonjand.ltoard reasonable M.0 Perry Prino. -31-10-21 DAV, . IMBEI ft - I e M. aki tw hl M ...fieee..e..ee.e...e.ee.