La Grande evening observer., March 30, 1905, Image 5

Real Estate
bare
ains
TIm following U a partial tUt of
property, which we have to offer for
sale on which thera ara no buildings,
towit;
In Chaplin's Addition, to La
Grande, Oregon.
All ol block No. 10.
Lot No. 1, block No. 4, "H" atraet.
LotsNo. 3, 4, 5, A 6, block No 13 .
Lots No. 1 to No. 11 la block No. 47
Will aell one or mora lota.
Lot No 4, block No. 60.
Lots No 7 to No. 10 in block No. 65
V ill aell one or mora lota.
Lot- No54 6, block No. 57.
Lots No. 7 A 8 in block No. 69.
Lots No. 1, 2, 3 A 1, block No. 75
All of bhekNb.76.
All of bloc k No. 77, except lot No. 6.
AU of block No. 78.
All of block No. 83. .
Lota No. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 4 12, block No.
89.
Lota No. 4, 6, 4 6 In block No. 06.
Lota No. 6 4 7, block No. 98.
Lots 10, 11, 12, 4 13, block 101.'
All of Wort 120. '
LoU 13 4 14, in block 121.
Lota 1 to 16, Inclusive, block 139.
Lots 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 4 IS in block 154
Lots 14, 15, 16 4 17, block 184.
Lots 10, 11, 12 413, in block 151.
In Romig's Addition to La
Grande, Oregon.
Lot "U"
Lots 2 4 3 In block 1.
Lots 1, 2, 3, 6, 6, 7, 8, 9, 4 10, block
2.
Lots 4 to 9 Inclusive, block 4
Lots 4, 5 4 6 in block 6.
Lots 4, 6, 6 4 7, block 9.
Ihe west bait of block 10.
Lots 10, 11 4 12, block 10.
The West half of lots 1, 2 4 3, block
11.
Lota 4, 5 46, block 11.
The West hall of block 12.
Pleasant Home Addition to La
Grande, Oregon,
Lota 1 to 8 inclusive, block 1.
Lots 1 4 Vblock 2.
Lou 1, 7 4 8 in block G,
Lota 2 to 10 in block 7.
Predmore's Addition to La
Grande, Oregon.
Lou 1 to 13 inclusive In block 24.
Home Investment Addition to La
Grande, Oregon.
A large number o( oholoe lota to se
lect from, each lot has a water right.
Gangloffs Second Addition to
La Grande. Oregon.
Thjwejjlota ara large and have a mag
Lilloent view of the entire valley.
We would be pleased to show any of
the above pioperty to persons who de
sire to purchase unimproved lots with
the idea ol building thereon or we will
build a house lor yon tn any ol the
ioU named above, allowing you to pay
for the same on installments.
Call on us and let us talk it over
with you.
LA GRANDE
INVESTMENT CO.
J. R. OLIVER.
UNION COUNTY
ABSTRACTS
t I
1 Farm Loins a Specialty
Bast equipped abstracter
in Union county. Many,
years experiences with
the Union cbuhty records
gives me a great advanU
age. It is folly to pur
chase reale8tate without
first securing a proper
ahstraot. An abstract
from my office will show
the title just as it appears
on tbe official record.
J. R. OLIVER,
LA GRANDE, OREQjN
Room 31, Bommer Bdlg.
Public Sale
I will sell at pnblio auction at my
place, two miles east of Mt Emily,
Monday April 10, all mv iarm
implements, household goods, wsgnns,
live stock, poultry, bacon, lard, flour,
chopped barley and everything on the
place. Everything has to go at this
sale
Terms of sals : Sams of (15 CO or less,
cash; on sums over 115.00, six months
time will be given on approved notea
at 8 per oent, or 5 per cent redaction
for cash on sums over H5.00. The
chopped barley will be ' sold for cash
only. H BOOKERS March 9
Northwest News "
', The saloon license at Paloate, Wash.,
has beea isUed to 1760.
Elienaborg, Wash., baa organised a
commercial dab with 60 active mem
bers, and mora coming.
Wx hundred thousand baahela f
wheat of last year's crop, nave been
shipped from Eudiooit, Wash. The
place la building rapidly.
tanners who have lived In the Fa
loose country lor 30 years, declare the
general crop prospect has barer bee
better ai this time ol the year.
' At Kort Assinlboiae, during cavalry
drill, tbe horse of George Hudson, of
the third cavalry, atepped into a badg
er hole aad fell, breaking Hudson's
neck.
Dr. Albert B 3ralg, for several years
steward of the Medical Lake Insane
aaylam, la dead at Philadelphia of cer-
ebro spinal meningitis, after 13 houra
Illness.
The Government bsa withdrawn
700,000 acres of timber land in Net
Perce and Latab counties, Idaho, from
settlement; it ia not understood why,
and tbe order came very abruptly and
unexpectedly.
G K Kerry, a professional colonizer,
promises to land 3500 Eastern families
In British Columbia within ten yeara
ii the government will concede a little
more favorable terms upon which
pnblio land may be secured.
Heattle has a hard souffle that ia
practioally a continuous performance,
to keep the school room accommoda
tions parallel with the natural increase
In the school population.
The msneloue Clairvoyant power
possessed br Madam Pl noti
fied and astonished bundieda of Pen
dleton's most prominent citizens dur
ing her two weeks stay in the eltv.
Eaat Oregonian.
1 Croup
Begins with the symptoms of a com
mon cold ; there is chilliness, sneeting
sore throat, hot akin, quick pulse,
hoarseness and impede! respiration.
Give frequent small doaea of Ballard's
Horehound Byrup, (the child will cry
for It) and at the Hrst alga ol a oroupy
cough, apply frequently Ballard's
Unow Liniment to the throat.
Mrs. A Vllet, New Castle, Colo,
writes March 19th, 1901: "1 think
Ballard's Horehound Byrup a wonder
ful remedy, and so pleasant." 25c,
60o and II. Newlin Drag Co
I
Bred Poultry
i'arties desiring pure bred
poultry can secure eggs
Irom tne louowing won
known breeds at fl per
setting of ttfteen Bar Ply
mnth Rock. White Wyn-
dott, Single Comb Brown
Leghorn, ana onver uoceu
WyddoU
E-L-l bAin-
Island City Oregon
Public Is Aroused
The public ia aroused to a knowledge
of the curative .meriU of that greet
medicinal tonic, Electrlo Bitters, for
siok stomach liver and kidneys, Mary
Mary II Walter, of 546 St Clafr Are,
Utftutms O, writes: "For several
montba I was given up to dier I bed
fever and ague mv nerves were wreck
ed 1 could not not sleep, - and my
aTomaoh waa so weak, from useless
rimuors droits, that 1 could not est,
Sitters, 1 ometne l rellet, and in ebo rt
time I waa entirely cared,' Goaran
eJ at Newllna drug store, price 60c
"There is so much bad in the best of us,
And so much good in the worst of us,
That it hardly behooves any 'of us
To talk about tbe rest of us."
Therefore, let na devote i our spare time to talking
about the superior advantages of banking at the
Farmers andTTradars
Tfational SSank
of jCa Srand Oregon,
All commercial business attended to promptly and
carefully.
It haa safety Deposit Boxes for it's patrons, you can
rent one for $3.10 per year, all your papers will be
perfectly safe and ! protected from ' fire.' You - have
tbe key to your own box.
There is a Savings Department connected with this
bank where you get quarterly interest on your money
placed in this department.
From the day of the opening of the Farmers and
Traders National Bank, on November 3, 1890 down to
the present time, all the efforts of it's officers ' have
been to advance and protect the interests of it's
patrons and depositors; we want your banking
business.
Capital t $60,000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits 17,000.00
Joseph Palmer,
President.
3. W. Scribeb,
Cashier.
G. E. McCuixy,
, Asst. Cashier.
REDUCTION SALE
We have made np our minds to sell every roll of Wall Paper In our,J
store before the next spring stock strives, and in order to insure a J (
eompUtc clean-up we have cut the price re girdles of former price )
8)
Wall Paper from 5 cents up
We Want to ciesr the house before March 1st at wi expect a carload (3
of W Jl Wapcr to a arrive on that date. We save more Wall Paper e
'now on hand than all the other paper houses at the county. There ft
fore you wit! have a greater variety to select from. Our present !
stock Is eompUtc ' O)
Stackla'nd & McLachleii I
PAINTS. 0IUS AND GLAbS S
ALBANY AVILLS
BURN TOGR0UN6
" By Sorippe Newa Association.
Albaay Ore March 29 The Albany
Woolen Mills were destroyed by fire
this morning. The (lames started In
the drylott room, and were carried by
tbe mala drive belt through tbe entire
mill, la a tew initiates the lire was
spreading so rapidly that it waa barely
possible tor tbe employees to escape
with their Uvea.
Send Resignations i
faripps Newa Association!
Washington March. 29-Admiral
Walker, chairman, and the other mem
bers of the Isthmian Cansl Cominlsst
on sent their resignations to the presV
dent this afternoon. It ta understood
that tbe resignations were formaly
requested by the President.
It is stated that the resignations'
were sent o 'response to a note sent
by. the 8eoretary of War, stating that
tbe President wanted the resignations
In order that he might have a tree
hand In t ie appointment of a now
commission. The resignation of Gov
ernor General Davla who la on the
canal, was requested by cable.
Inquest Begins
By BcripDs News Avu52 .'
Brockton March 29 Tbe inquest
with reference to (he explosion t the
boiler in the Glover shoe ?0kory' be
gan today. A number jf persons are
still missing. Andrew Bundell, one ot
the injured employees, died today,
making a '..total death' list of lift)
eight.'
Fleet Again Sighted
Bcripps News Association
Dierban, Natal March 29 -The ateam
er "Dart" arrivsd today from Rangoon
and Jr ported that abe passed, on
March 19th thirty warsnips and four
teen colliers, .steaming eastward, two
hundred and fifty miles northeast ot
Madagascar.
Watching Refugees
Paris March 29 Police are exeioia
ing closest aurvslllanoe over Russian
refugees in Paria owing to reports that
they are organising to assist the revo
lutionary movement In Russia. It Is
said much compromising oorrespon
denoe had been seised, bnt tbe refa
gees assert It is principally matter
connected with the student agitation's
Tbe surveillance follows romors that
Father Gopon Is hiding in or about
Paris.
Report Unfounded
By Bcripps News Association
Chicago March 30 The report waa
circulated last night, and published
this m iming, that Robert E Lincoln,
ex minister to Great Britain, died
suddenly in Florida An investigation
of the matter dlscloties that Mr Lin
coin left North Augusta 8 O last
night for Chicago, and is expected to
arrive here tomorrow.
Another Steamer Taken
(By Bcripps News Association)
Toklo March 3( The steamer "In
dustry," bonnd for Vladivostok, baa
been seized by tbe Japanese on the
grounds of having a cargo of contra
band goods.
Don't fail ti have vour fortune told
by the Maivel ot the 10 b century.
AtHotel, rlnmmer La Grande Oregon.
THE SORT
THAT WILL
.PLEAS E
That is Ihe sort of groceries
we eell Our aim is to
please all of our customers
We realize that iu ordet to
do this we must cell only
First Quality Goods
We also know that
prices must be right,
our
and
that our service must be
correct. A child can do
the trading at our store
A trial order over the tele
phone will convince you.
We solicit your patronage.
QEDDEf MIS
North Fir Street
THE BEST AND
ONLY THE BEST
You are sure of the' best
when yon buy confections
at E. D. fielder's, the1
wholesale and retail dealer
in ' and manufacturer of
handmade
CANDIES AND
CONNECTIONS
Finest Ice cream parlors in
Eastern Oregon. . Special
orders for "parties ana eni
tertainments given strict
attention. Quality, neat
ness' and ' promptness are
tour strong points.
E. D. SELDERV
Next door1 to Post Office.
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iCIFFIS 6 IIOGAN
UNDERTAKERS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
iThc only Exclusive5
! UndcrtakingPailors'
in La Grande .
, : i- ' ". '
u ' Scientific Erhbilrnin . j
. Licensed in Oregon and
Montana. Experienced'
iUd Assistant ..
Our office 1$ always open'
Phone 1751
. Office in Lewis Building,'
opposite Bommer House
CURED CONSUMPTION s 4
Mrs B .W Evana." Cbarwate" ksn,
writes; . My husbandlay .', r,ck for
three ' months. The doctors eMd
h; bi zz'.Ji. -wuui.ipion we
procured a bottle of Btllard'e Hore
hound Syrup, and It cured him, Tnat
waa six yeara ago and sines than we
have always kept a bottle In the house.
We csonot do without it. For eougbs
and colds It has do equal" .35o COo and
$1.00 Hold by Newlin Drng Co
( Civets Health Vigor and Tone
, Heroine lea boon for sufferers from
nneamla. By Its nee the blood is quick
ly regenerated and the color becomes
normal. The drooping strength ia re
vived. The languor Is diminished.
Health vigor and tone Dredeminatw.
i New life and hnn r::!U.::
issrs rlelle H Shirel Middlesborongh,
j III "I have been troubled with liver
complaint and poor btaod, aud have
lonnd nothing to benefit me like Her
, bine. I hope never to be without It.
I have wished that I had known ot it
i 1st my husband's lifetime." COo .
Sold by Newlin Drug Oe
The Nurse and ; the Doctor
Will tell you that the success of a prescription de-
pends on the parity or its ingredience. There is
as much variety in meuieine 4s )n other merchpn
diee. In our prescription-filling "Qulity" is always
our first consideration.
You can implioity trust your prescription to us
quality, accuracy and the right'price are the never
failing trio upon which we thlnV we have a right to
appeal for your patronage.
A. X. HfLLb,
Registered Pharmacist;
Phone,' Farmers1 Lint,' 6'3
Pacific States 1361
La Grande, Or.
TO friri'-PTjfltid:
The rash of Holiday trade is over and business
in general haa got back to its normal condition, , I
wish to inform all my patrons, and those Jnot my
patroda but who are liable to be, that I am now ia a
position to take care ot all watoh, clock and jewelry
repairing with dispatch I have secured 'all the neces
sary help in all the latest 'tools and1 materials known
to the trade, as well as the best workmen that money
can procure. '
All repair work is under my personal supervis
ion and I guarantee each and every piece of work done
to be finished in first tslass workmanlike manner, and
to give (with proper attention) perfeot satisfaction .
All work sent by mail or express will receive the same
careful attention as if delivered in' person, aud to be
promptly returned in first' class condition.
Thanking uiy patrons' for ' their past liberal
patronage and assuring ihein of my utmost ability to
give thera perfect satisfaction in the future. I remain
as ever. . J. H. PBARE,
Next to Newllna Drug Btore? La Grahde'a LeadlnoSJeweler
m
- .1 J. .-JWV-'I' -
imnia tsSWl
L A GRAND El
IRON WORKS !
Complele Machine Shops
' and Foundry
General Blapksmith
Horse Shoeing
and Wagon Work
Manufacturer ot The Fitzgcral 1 Roller Feed Mill
D.
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FIT2Q ERALD,
S-ROPRIstTOR
8UOCE880R TO H.'L. ALEXANDER