!
10
PER CENT OF
On all cash purchases of
$1.00 or over on meats and
lard unsil July 1, 1905. A
complete stock of meats, poul
try, lard, bams, etc.
Phone 1601
I. HARRIS
NORTH
END
ITEMS
N0VEMBEO
MEANS ini
OYSTERS
R
Our Sister Sisier at the
End of the Road
Furnishes a Few.
LOY
Servesthem n any style
wish
BENT, LEASE OR SALE
l
Lots 17, 18, block 102, j
Chaplain's Addition. I
Address bids to -'P" care I
, . of Observer !
Elgin Recorder
Joe Woodi, the La Graada liveryman
was la the city last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Chandler are
visiting: with relatives in La Grande, i
Professor FreJ Palmer, plnclpal of
the Imbler publio ichool, was in town
laat Saturday .
H L fluell. was among those who
were at the,, county seat daring the
week.
E E Bragg, superintendent of Union
county schools, has been jn this vicin
ity all week looking after sohool in
terests. v7m. Ezelle, J A Maeterson and Wm
Hammock were among those who weal
to the ouuutyaeat on laat evening's
train,
Attorney N O MoLeod and O Hen
derson are in Pasco, Wasii., ii.Io nCc
lnoking over that seotlon of the
country.
J L Overton and C M Hampbreys,
proprietors of the Star planing mill,
went to Baer City on Tuesday even
ing's train to get some repairs to tbei
mill machinery.
Jas. Murphy and family, who have
been residents of this city (or the past
few .years, took their departure on
Monday evening's train for their hjme
near Lowery City, Mo.'
Quite a large per cent of Wallowa
county's population was In Elgin yes
terday, they having brought out s
large number of hoafrom that place.
U E Graham, mail carrier on the
rural free delivery route, reports that
the patrons of the service are highly
pleased therewith The business feat.
j ares of ths service are becoming better
neaauy, ana on fiu tnp this morning
I he disposed of stamps to the amount
or. iio.
Jno. Byrnes was down from La
yraude Wednesday Visiting old ' time
friends. Mr. Byrnes was brakeman on
the first train that came into El(in, 14
years ago. He was pleased with the
progress that Elgin has made daring
the past few years and thinks that she
has not only kept pace but surpassed
her sister towns la growth.
Northwest Nevvj
The Seattle Chamber of Commerce
will ask Congress for $002,000 to re
commence work on the Lake Washing
ton canal - ' , " '
In a.UO-yard foot race at Seattle
Harry Smith, of Vancouver,- Wash ,
defeated George Ash, a colored sprint
er of Seattle, by a three foot lead, win
ning icoo.
The officials of the Big Bend Nation
al Bank, at Davenport. Wash., serve
notice that the institution will pay ail
depositors and stockholders in full and
will resume business soon. ;
This year's salmon pack on Paget
Sound was 239,000 oases and is ac
counted a failure The Colombia
river pack, both sides, was 523,000
cases, which was fully up to the aver-;
age. j
The Montana state board of agri
culture, labor and industry reports '
that Improvemeuts in the way of new
buildings and additions to old ones in
that state daring the year ending Nov
ember 30, equaled in value f 7,160,311,
British Columbia la all torn up witu
a virulent discussion of the question
whether the province shall subsidize
the Grand Pacific Trunk railway. The
literal oress Is a press is a unit
against, and some of the conservative
pess Is with them.
'A i Nelson, ex-sheriff of Lake county
Oregon, who was seuten ed to the
penitentiary in the spring of 1003 for
embezzling county funds, has been
pardoned by Governor Chamberlain ou
a petition signed by 620 of the 538
voters of Lake county. He was sen
tenced for a five year term.
ONE
Classified Advertisements
YEAR
TcRRi
Oul jj't
In Subsequent Convic
tions Judge will go
the Limit
II You'Havd Anvthino: n Snii lt
the People hear about it throah
' . hisDeparjmf taiid Yon wU
ITihda Buyer. Ii, You Want To,
Seli i&plain' Your Warits find
You Will Find a SM lr.
Colfax, ' Wash., Dec. 1 5. William
Mrruon, convicted 'of conducting
gambing gains In Colfa, ' was1 given
om year to 'the penitentiary; 'Judge
Chadwlok,ru passing sentence, said
that this was the itrst conviction in
the state under the new law after a
jury trial, and gave Mardoo th mini
mum sentence, but he - declared 'the
law made to be enforced, and said ths
hereafter he would give the maxlmam
sentence of three years to all convicted
of this crime. '
Sale or Exchange I
Eight ao ee. fix mrm house, lar
barn, pla f r hozi nd click-:
foar aort In orWraid nl ri
' Juit east of flour mill?" This will
Investigation, so- rxrtioolare in
at MaoF-trlane'e goo"ry . store. " "
sell or exchange fur city property.
- ' 10-26-1126 -
OR SALE Mil. -h w Jersey, 1 100
lb n e"'ff nli '
(ugt.y w,,l ' M i'-nl.m
ml'e V t Ulso Ity
" i't.-U
1
For, Rent
, Tillmanr's Fine GKds : .
" Every boo keei er wants pure splo-
es and flavoring extracts . Tillmann'S
are made for the best family trade.'
17-24
WANTED Girl to work at the I X L
store. ' k
OR BENT Good four rpom house in
north part oi town . Inquire of H C
BaU.
, POTATOES irANTEO -
v , The Fair will bay some good market
able potatoes at market price.
I he bulidi'jr'fornVTly onplei-irr T
the 8JvatJon army r KbtYull oair .
' titulars and rates inquire of Mrs
S C Zuber. Ao. 31 1 f
. ' Furn iwifot Sate .
tnd ouse to rent apply to Mr
Shearer opposite Star Grocery North
ol tracks-
'! "Furnished Rooms
ith Initials .F M nights J5.," "' '
KOK BENT A four room house Mrs
Z PcttrJL'!'"" Ave. 18-2 1
FOB RENT Cellar room in "good
In good stone cellar. Inquire at the
air. "
Ladies
We will make you a boxcoat for less
money than you pay for a ready made
garment and you have two hui.dred
patterns to pick from. We also oover
buttons, press clothes and clean - your
coats and vou have a chance to win a
j $10 coat with every dollar paid n our
store. . Al Andews, Gents furnish.
intra. Phone No 231
NOTE LOST
fCO note payable toG T Williams, on
streets of La Grande, was In large yel
low envelope. All parties are caution
ed against buying same. Finder will
return to this offioe.
LOST In business part of La Grand
small button 'hole watch. Finder
please return to Ley's Confectluary
store. Reward. 2t
n
1
IF THEY ARE WEAK You are In constant danger of Pneu
monia or Consumption which can be prevented by FOLEY'S HONEY
AND TAR if taken in time.
IF THEY ARE I H FLAMED -You already have the first symp
toms of lung trouble that may prove fatal and you should not delay
taking FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR. It cures all Inflammatory con
ditions of the respiratory organs.
IF THEY ARE OBSTRUCTED It is dangerous to use harsh
expectorants which strain and weaken the lungs. FOLEY'S HONEY
AND TAR soothes and strengthens and enables too tubes to bo
naturally cleared.
Noodles:
Noolles served day and blunt at
Hop Lees N odle Restrutant in the
tGrandy building. -""
il
vr
,y Are im
gives the greatest comfort and relief in advanced stages of lung trouble
and never fails to cure incipient Consumption. Contains no opiates.
For Coughs, Colds, Croup, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Pneumonia and Grippe. It stops the Cough and prevents Pneumonia,
Goo That You Get
FOLEY'S
Ilonoy and Tap
A POLICERIAN'S TESTIMONY
J. N. Patterson, night policeman of
Nashua, Is., writes:-,Last winter I
hsd bad cold on my lungs and tried
at least half dozen advertised cough
sdlclnes snd hid treatment from two
physicians without getting any benefit.
A friend recommended FOLEY'S
MONEY AND TAR and two thirds of
a bottle cured me. I consider it the
greatest sough and lung remedy
ffcc world."
THREE 6IZE8
2Gof COo, $1.00
m&mmmmt l
FORHALE-Best Tmaln' In' real
estate i'nf the city.' My residence prop
eityCor. Washibgion Ave. and Green
wood St. Lot 75x110. Modern house,
S'von largo rooms, hot and cold water,
Uitli room, electric lih's. Lawn,
fruit Htid ehude trues. Finest, resl
ucUuo location in the city. Good easy
proposition to right parties tor par
ticalaissee CJMcLrm.
L08T-Table cloth
A r," also apron wrapied In paper
bag. Finder will pleas return to ' - -
Airs. Joseph rainier. -. - Ball Slipper"
' The Spokane (fe will serve cold
Dress Makintf I0'1"' f?" th' ,n,,dn,h;
, Mrs. Douglass sow reeldeerofc O ip!4ndd tmdnrghttutich Is assored.
and 7th sU, and Is prepared to do all j fpohnsoa, Piop. 8t
nomea errei.
J
Farm for Sale
A
Fruit Boxes.
I dr -ell m v baati'nl lit le
. far . of 80 acres two miles and a halt
dend your orders for Frail BuXes tu1' east 6t La (3raaWon the rural postal
ritoddard Lumber Go. al the La and farmers Telephone line to suit the
Grande planing mill porohaser. " M Baker tf
WANTED-WaBhlflg todao' at home.
Mrs. Shaw, West W st.
For Sale or Trade
1-5 year old mare and oolt. Will take
wood or potatoes. Inquire ol Mrs.
Mary Noble. Phone 547 7t
TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE 3. 1878
NOTICK H)R PUBLICATION ,
V. S. Land Ofice; La Uranda Oregou,
October 6, 19U4.
Notto ia hereby given that in compliance
wltb the provulon. oi the act of Conicreaa of
Jane II 1874, entitled "An act for tbe .ale of
limber laud. In tbe States of California, Oregon,
Nevada and Waahlngton Ter-iloryV1 aa ex
tended to aU tbe fublio Land State by act of
Annum 4, I89-.L KuJpb H. BuUW, of La Grande,
county ol Union. -ile of OrcgjiK baa thkaday
uUd in tlibt oiTice bia awur.i tUtoinent Mo.
tbUi Cor lue pa cbas a of tb nW;3W Bectlon
I7.& BXHBHWX 8 of Section Not
W jownablp No. 4 Soutb, Uaoge Mo 85
And will offer, proof te ahov tat t he land
ought U mora valubble for its timber or
ttonethaa for agricultural purpose., and to
enUbll.U blHclaim to aaid land before tbe Reg -iMteraud
HeoeiveroftiiiaolHce at La Grande'
Oregon, ou Friday, tbe Jrd day of December
I Una(ne as witneasee: Andrew J Ballivan
l.Uiil b Junes, Benjamin Hagejr. of startey Ut
egoaaadUeorgeOUolmeaoTLa. Craude Ore
goo.
Any and all persona claiming 'advenelythe
above deneribed laud, ara Muueated to file thair
claim, lu thl. office on or belote' aaid d day
ol Uecoiuber .U04- - ..
K W Davla. RMlater.
SOLD KD REC0!2EH0ED BY
J
Try the-Observer for fir3t class
Job Work. 1 s ' '
1
it.
A T H ILL, DR UGGIST
elitful Route. Da vlieht Ride
I Dizzy Crags, Deep Canous. ,
a mo men upportunity 8ee
uftture In all. her-; glorious
heauty, aod then the acme of
man's haudiwork. Tbe first is
'ninrl alonjr the line of the
v. . RinOrand Railroad
iiii. ut he St. Luik
rui'x Fair. Your mp will be:
( of rle 1. ure -make tbe moat-!
it. For ir formation and illn.i
truted literature' write ' --m i
W. C. McBRIDE, Gen. Agt'M
Portland, Oregc a
$1,687,500
The Bulletin just ipfued by the United States
Government, after montha of careful research, shows
that in the Western , States, the average family par
chases annually' goods to the amount of QJJ Q
kjiv tnis j oasis vno zzou jamuies visiiea
... with each issue of the Daily and Weekly' OB
SERVE 1$ annually purchase Tnereli&hdise'&Ji
the amount of : y
it; i 'wli'l 1" H ' ' "I i. ''
i' :." it,
KJKJ
tin I .
i;
it-.
The natural logical conclusion cannot, be: otherwise -than
that no wide-awake business man who will take
the few moments necessary to convince himself of the a
accuracy of the ! above statement, can afford : to miaa
the opportunity of placing his announiieaieaU . (25,600 . -each
mouth) before this army of purchasers.
An ad under such conditions, properly taken care
; of will most dertaialy bring enormous return W) ths
- investment. "
1 These Presentations of
Should receive the most careful consideration'' of
every business house whose volvme of business,, de
pends upon the patronage of this" city and tantyv .,
0BW1
First Olas- Job Woik
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