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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIANS
DR. A. L RICHARDSON,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office or, Klll'e lnii Htore. '
Office rkone Black 1362 Hf U.io PkoM li
N. MOLITOR M. D.
"physician and surgeon
Comae- Adas ithh u4 Depot Bb
OeSeeUaiaee BoeMenn. Maia a
WILLARD SMITH
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Phoo Main n
Lewie tmlldlaf.oppoall Boomer Huoae
Office goer, I to 4, T to I
BACON & HALL,
PHYSICIANS 'AND- SURGEONS
i ones la Koley tralldla, Maia 1.
C. T. Baeoa, tteeldenee Mala 18
11. C Ball Keeldiaot kSaie i
DkS. BtGGERS & DIGGERS
.Physicians and Sargsons
O W Blgf M. V, ' Geo. L. Blggere. X. D
. .. Telephonea '
Office Black Ml Hwidaoe Maia 80
Qmoe' luiaton Building over J. M. Berry
Sim klIoce on Madleon AVe, eecoud
door went of 'onner realdeoee, Dr. U. W. btiujcn
La OKAKDK - - OkBiON
Frofoaoaal oalla promptly attended to
day or aishu
DENTISTS
, REAVIS BROS.
1 .. DENTISTS
, ., Offla Boromet Building
OSloe black U . , ReaWeoee ULck 1117
v C. 13. Cauttiorn
' DENTIST
Oin Over Hill Drug) Btor
.-, La Grande, Oregon
R. L. LINCOLN -;
' ' DENTIST .
(J p alum, I'M Adauia avenge and Depot Ht
' " ' " fbone Kid llr.l
VETERINARY SURGEON
Ir. IV A CHARLTON
VETERINARY SURGEON,
Otlice at A T ilill'e Drug Store
La Grande, Oregon Phone 136 J
Residence phone red 701
Farmers' line 58
DR. W. T. D3WNE8.
VEI'K&INARY 8URQKON 'aND
t , IlBMTIBT ,
liaave ordeta at Red
CroaiDruc store
Raaldence Cor
ethaadlal
Thirty five yean experience, beat of reference
. ftirntuhed .
ATTORNEYS
CFAWFORD & CRAWrOKD
Attorneys-atLaw
LA GRAND-, OKKQON
like In Foley balkUng.
W KNOWLES .
Attorney and Counsellor
. i At Law
r , Office in Ralston Building
Phone 1M ".' ' LaUmadeOr.
U.T. WUllaiua
A C. Wllllama
WILLIAMS BROS.
ATA OliN KYS-AT.LAAV
$ Oflh In Halatoa BulktlDg
Pbone iOjI (t . , -, w ; ... Uraode, or.
L A. FICKLE R
Clvfl. Minlnj, Irrlstlon Enjlnseiini tnd
Survvyine;
' Ketlmatea, Plana, aud BpeolOcatlona.
orooe In Foley building
" LA UHAMua, Oaaaua
Lodee Directory
atAOLm La Uraade A me aw f O h nwete
every Huad.y aUit laKolTballatlpai
a i i A a. Sea,JSjt gU . allaHli
J.TffaliurP.'T ri. IhillOck, w. a
lOOP-LaOraade Lodge, Ho W trtu .u
lhaer ball every MMerdayniiihi, VltlUug tuem
Ueutery plat ean ba aeaa at Model Hea-
, JameelaOaa.l'U
L r. Buooka, Bee.
naata ererv Br aud tbtni Tbura'daya In th
a von in in uua r,iuw V "".-T. "
IWII MIWU. . -... - - - .
. Kdinoad Hobtaaon. aeritte
BAaTKHH UTAH u r. nw wiibw r
l nieaia the eMd aud touns Wedoeeday m
ek woatb ei aa)p m In Miuonir T.mi.ie
Marx ropV. Pr
wtv flrat ana third .. WeduGjr f the
aTkai LO.o.r. Hall. All vlgltirg nel,b-
. .. ...t I-llu Inwttfil to attend.
' K.KwUad.V.O. v
John Haiti Uluk.
SOHkXTKKM Or AMKUICA-Conrt M.u1
Kl lMiall. Brotbaie ere Invited to attend.
. I I tummm, t'tlai Hancer.
., 0 1 WUllaiua, rill. Hrr
Hoard nf Truttee-iv.u u nuuen, jona
aadnarBen t-'"--
......ii. ....... k tt ir n v u
Ileeia aewud and third Wedniwdaye aeh
loutb.ln I. O. O. r. halt Vmmug7kclhta
SExkvr. ' T WKlHKNIIB'tUKK, Coin.
MUX. StLOCU, ttooara keeper
La Grande Evening Observer
Currey Bros., Ed's and Prop.
Published daily except Sunday
Thursday, Sept. 6, 1905.
Entered at tb Poet Office at La
Urande, Oregon, a Becond Claw
Mail Matter.
One year in advance. .....$650
8Lx months in advance.". . .3 50
Per month ...65c
8ingle copy...,....'; 5c
ADVERTISING HATES
OUplay Ad ratea farnUbed apon application
Local reading ikh)k We per Una flrat neer-
Unn, 5 per tine tor each aubnequent lneer-
tlon.
Roaolntloneofeoudolenea, serer line,
Carda ot lhanka. 6c per Una.
LABOR DAY REFLECTIONS
Tbs yearning of labor, tbat it re
ceive appropriate consideration is on
of tbs most hopeful signs of the times.
It beralds a great uplifting of human
ity. It is based on tbe modern belief
tbat this can be msda a much pleas
anter abiding place fcr mio than it
I. as hitherto been. This belief carries
rub It a strong suggestion of added
tabor of a kind not heretofore under
taken by tbe labiring masses and ol
tus assumption by tbe men and vo-
meo, wlo ptrlorm the pkyiioal labor
necessary to. provide food, raiment
and shelter, for t lie human family, of
great and wearisome respousibilitie
not brretofore born by them.
To meet the reepunsib ilitiee, insep-
parable from lahor propsr and just
position in the tcotiomio world, the
aboiing man or woman will have to
do a great deal of brain work, as well
musclar work , Tbs future laborer
ill be in full sympathy with bis
work and help plso for tbe b?et re
sults. Uis mental toope will extend
beyond tbs mere question of wsges,
and it is hoped "the journeyman,"
meohanio will btcome extinct, and the
laborer baring bvoome a potential
actor in his community will brooms a
permanent resident, and the ownt-rol
lbs roof tbat shelters him, snd an
nterested oitisen wlitn plana are br
ing dirouised lor future imrrovetneuM,
bsving a far deeper interest, therein,
bsn the days he may ba employed
n the cooitiuotion ther.n. In tbe
future we anticipate. Labjr will pay
to tribute to land lords for hs will be
is own land lord, neither wilt be oon-
ribute the larger portion of his -esrn
ngs to the matron of the boarding
house, became his own sweet wife will
mard and lodge bim in a borne tbat
belongs to botb.
Heads of families will scon begin
urchating supplies lor fall and winter,
od they should romembir tbat evtry
dollar sent out of the valley g.ies ou a
long journey, and th poesibility o I 1
ever returning U very small Evtry
dollar removed 'rum !cal circulation
reduces tna opportunity ol a lucul
mau nikkiitg a dollar. The home
merchant asaists to maintain the
imblio school, the city government
the ohurobes, snd in short all th
inakea it possible or profitable to live
ii the oui nty. Purchasers should not
ivsrlook this fact. Aantuer iaot
which should rsoeive proper attention
is tutt il your borne merchant makes
a mixttke he ii here really to rectify
the mistake, but tbe foreign merc-'an
U only sorry aod his grief it ei preened
to you tbroukh a circular lutttr which
does not in any way ait you out
ol your ditHoulty,
Political "feelers" are being put cu
ly those who btve an eye on otlicia
plums tbat will. fall the ojming year.
Demooiat.
Merchants givs a good account
trade and so impiovemsnt is notiae-
aMe every day.
G. E. FOWLER
Truck and.
Transfer
Wood and Coal
Phone 1611 '
All order given prnupt
atUntioo.
WHAT NEXT?
Not content with the publicity givea
the Tagged divorce eate tbt baa bn
dragging Ihrongb the ccurl, puhl Riv
era aoDOnnce that a cheap novel with
Mn Taggerl I be heroine,' will be pub
lisbed. Nothing more nauseating
can be imagined. Only one more
tiling is lelt for Mrs Tiggert and tbat
is for her to take lbs lecture platform.
The objectors to a republican gov
ernment assert that the pa .pie will
not think about affairs of state. The
opponeute o( kingly government base
tbeir opposition thereto on the ground
thai the rulers will not let the people
tfilnk.
Notice ol Final Settlement
Notice) is here by givrn tbst Aon
Jonee, admlnis'ratrU of tbe estate o
Bishop Jones, dseeaeed, baa filed bar
final aerooot in said account and the
county Court of Union County, Oregon
hss set Tuesday tbe third day of Oct
ober, A. D. 1906, st lour o'clock p. m.
jor bearing the same. Anaa Jones
Administratrix
Killed Two
(By HcrippsNews Association
Mobile, Ala 6spt 6 -3 oha Thompson
this morning killed his wife. Hell
Thompson, and his father- in- lw J U
Cooper.
IN A HURRY?
THEN CALL -l'be
transfer man.
He will take tbat trunk to the
Depot or your home in less
time than it takes to tell it.
Wagon always at your service.
Charges moderate. Day phone
li oil, mgbt phone R 12.
A TRIAL ORDER MEANS A
CUSTOMER
All tbat the (Seattle Grocery Co.
asks is tbat you give ub a trial
order. If we canon, please we
do uot want your trade. A
satibfird customer is a pleased
one aod we try to please. The
best; groceries lor the least
inouey . This is our motto aud
a trial otder will be a demon
stration of how well we succeed.
SEATTLE GROCERY COMPANY
ZUNDEL A LAWSON.
MEAT CHEAP
But not Cheap .eat
lit vine rmrchnxed tlic Bock
& Tliomae shotis and -also the
null Market, we are us poeition,
..... . r
wnti tbe lore.- bIiods. to furnish
our tialrous wiltt choice meats
at a less orice thmi it we hl
oulyoue slun". It is not nur
intentiou to raise t lie price of
meats, but it is our intention to
reduce tlie prto , and thereby
hope to increase our trade".
A trial order will convince you
of the assertion.
Grandy & Russell
THREE SHOPS
Adams Ave. bet. (irandy aud
Depot,
Adams Ave, bet. Elm aud Fir
Fir Sir. bet. let. Jefferbtm uud
Adams Ave.
Main 50 Main 78 Main 70
BRICK BRICK
Brick furnished tu anv
quauily or any style. No
contract too small or too
large. See samples of our
presedbrick.
GEO. KREIGER.
La Graude, Oregon .
J. R. OLIVER.
UNION COUNTY
ABSTRACTS
Farm Loans a Specialty
Rest pquipi ed abstracter
in Union c-muty. Many
years experiences with
the Union county reoords
gives me a great advant
age. . It is folly to pur
chase realfstate without
first securing a . proper
abstract An abstract
from my office will show
tbe title just as it appears
ou . the official record.
I R. OUVER,
' LA GRANDE, OREGON
g. Room 31, -8ommer Bdlg.
-VISIT THE-
Lewis- and Clark
EXPOSITION
To be held at Portland,
June I to Oct 15, 1905.
TAKE A TRIP TO CALIFORNIA
Through the Williatnette,
Umpqua and Rogue River
Valleys, of Western Oregon,
pass Mt. Shasta, througi.
ihe Sacramento Valley to thr
many famous resorts on the
line of the
SOUTHERN PACIFIC ID.
Fir beautilully illustrate;
booklets, descriptive of Cali
fornia resorts, address,
W. R. COM AN, Gen. Passr. Agt.
Portland, Or.
Short LiNi
IjMONPACIFjr
UKPAUT
TimeHohedul
LA i.UAmuk. OR
llkOM
No.
8:50 p m
No 6
Kt Lake, Dent.r, KL
Not
bJIH tO
No,
tWl m
Worth, O in aha, Kan
aaa Cltv. St. Loaie. Cln-
&JU a. m.
mmoaud taak
Bio 1
I) 1 . -, I
dletoo. Wall. Walla,
Noi
ttfi p m
I'ayuHi, roiuvroy, cot
fax, Moanow, Spokane,
and poiuut ernt aud
uorla via Spokane
6:50 a m.
Portland. Dallee, Pen
dleton. UinitlillaL Wal
lula, Lewtstoa, Ooll.i,
kouw, Wallace, V.r
ner, Hpokaiw aud other
poliila eaat aud norttl
via BjkUB
No
8; i m
OA p.m.
No. IB
Dally ex
cept Sunday
Mi a m
Ialand City, Alicel, Im
blcr and -.iu. t on
ne tiona at klxiu w th
Uta-e lor puiute In V al-
iowii.
Ur.an ttleain.ra betweru I'orlland
11 1
run mncutro every nve d iya
V.C MO . Arret.
:votj
ni IliSOTIEI
If r -i r n.-k.-ta rvad tlie-JVuver
aid Hln'li ii.te Kaili. 1 It lie "Uceulo
i.iue tlic rlU" J
1H0DAU8K
fw-rp ere o many apenle alt -art ni and
tKiliuii or im-rml altinir thn i-ie n.
twoen 0.lfn und Ornvrr t tat llu till)
n.vet bmiran llmoute
iryim xiTKoliiit rant, write for .Hor.
limtlon in. I tp a pmiy UHli, Utai wl
Srll you all almut II
W C McBRIDE, Agent,
124 Third St.
eortlard Oregc
SlPl
; Quality is 1
; Our
Specialty
WHILE OTHER -' DEAL,KIS
TALK PRICE
WE TALK QUALITY AND.
' ' PRICE -:f-yi'tf
A man may forget what he paid for hit clothes, but hell .
never forget how they looked," bow they fitted, and how
they wore. Our faultless clothing saves men paying,
made to order, prices and the unpleasant feeling of wear
ing the ordinary ready-made. Yes, we'l be ready to
show you any day. ', ' .,
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CLOTHIERS AMD
..lllAllllllilllil iftiltllliiillliillltttt
500 ACRE FARM FOR SALE
This farm is only 15 miles from fia Grar de, on the Elgin
branch of the O. K, & N. Railroad, at the Rinehart spur.
It will make several good homes, and will le sold in small
tracts if desired. There are three different young bearing
orchards, and two good houses ou tbe place. In a good
school district free from debt. Terms easy.
Address, HENRY RINEHART.
SUMMERVILLE. OREGON.
Or call at the farm for full particulars.
ICE CREAM SODA
It will pay you to walk a block to get the best
Ice Cream Soda It costs no more. We are
better prepared than ever to stop your thirst and
' RELIEVE THAT TIRED FEELING. J"
We have only the best crushed fruits and pure
rock candy syrups. Our ice cream is made fiom
pure cream and is the best. Let us show you.
A. TV HILL
Prescription Druggist LA GRANDE, OR
CompIetelMachine
General Blacksmith, Horse
iuauuiamurer 01 iuernzgeraia Kouer reed Mill ;
D. F)TXQ ERAL D I
t-riuKHIETUf
The Colonel's Waterloo
Colounl John M Fuller, of Honey
Grove, Texav, nearly met his Waterloo
from Liver and Kidney trouble. In a
recent letter, he ta a: "1 ass nearly
deait, of tliene comiilaints. and. al
though 1 tiled my family doctor, be
did me oo good; so 1 got a 60o bottle
of your great Klectrio bitters, which
cured me. t oousider them the beat
medicine ou earth and tbank Uod who
gave you the knowledge to make them.''
Hold, aud guaranteed to cure, Dys
pepsls, biliousness ai.d Kidney
Diabase, bv Iteaim Drug company
druggists, at OOo a bottle.
Why suffer with headache, constipa
tiou, stomai h, kidney and liver
trouble, when IJollidter's Kouky
Mouutain Tea will cure yooT No
money wanted oules-t you are cured.
35 cents, Tea o Tablets Newlin
Drag Co.
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HABERDASHERS.
Shops andJFoundry
Shoeiug'.and Wagon'Work,
Strikes Hidden Rocks
When yonr ship of health strike
the hidden rocks of Consumption,
Posutnonia, etc , yon are lost, if jo '
don't set belp from Dr. King's New
lliknnwuva f . I ' n ; . ... .
- .v. uubuui ptiuu ay
MoKinnou, of Tallsdega Hprinss. Ala.
writes: "1 hsd been ser. 111 with'
Pueamouia, under tbe oars of two '
doctori, bat nss getting no better
when 1 began to take Dr. King's New
DiBOuvery. Tbs first doss gsve relief,
snd one bottle cured rue. ' 8ur curs
tor sora throat. hrnnlii. t :
- . .'..Mn.,., wuam obu
Ouarantsed at elin Drns-
Trial bottlSfr. " W "U ;
Can't you eat. sleen or aorkt HA
liver? Hcllistsr's Kocky Hoantaia
Tea makes tioH, red blood, gives
arength sud healta. Cuiaa mh.n .n
others fail. No enrs do pay. 35 cents :
Tea or Tablets. Newlin Drag Co.
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