La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 02, 1905, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti i 0LASSiriCD BetesOne wnl word, a-bll insertion. CleMifiodsrt srlofqaicir. I : KmI Eststs Losns, Any snwsnts on Olj end Coontiy BmI Kt Loens uioeed prompt!, msoos u title mp ( rofsd. ' LA GRANDE JNVE3TMEHT CO. KB RfiNT-Forolibsd fcoussksepins room la iaiU ot ta, three end tour. ? Inquire, pbon Blsuk COL. ' UEiVl8HSI KOOMS-Corner ot 8 end M street. Mrs .Simmons FOH BALK Baggy lean, fits and six year old, , weigh 1050 pounds each . Address F C Bintnart, Imbler, Oie. If tour nnner ia not delivered as you lliiok it should be, plew t'y n Uioe and tbe mistake wi &e rec.inefi a URNI8UED BU0M8 Nloely t furni- aha rooms for rent. ; uoruer am aud main si. ? if'1?.! ff i'; 8-Utt , furnished house to rent. Inquire of a. re Zober,- ; 1 i'-a'1 ft ? v DRESSMAKING Mrs. , Drake will teaob yon dressmaking, tailor sys-' tern. No chart. All you need Is tape line and yard stiok. All lessons . typewrlttee , for referenoe Claas terms $15. Call for further particu lars at 1th and Q street. Apples For Sale Twenty car loads of good winter apples for sale. Call or address the secretary ot tbe Home Fruit Co., Cove tpgon. At 1 d A w ''; Special Notice. Notice Is hereby given- tbat I have MJ. all my interest in the late firm of Hock A Thomas to Fred Book who will I collect all accounts duo the said firm, nod receipt for same. All persons k nowing thsmselves indebted to same, ill save the cost el attorney fees by railing upon Mr Eock and settling at (.no. O. W. Thomas and Fred Bock. OUR FREE DELIVERY V . SERyiCE,,., , ,a Cae'your 'phone and let our free de livery service benefit you. ' It may be that yon bave never been into our store, but that makes' no difference, wethell be Just ss pleased todelivtr anything yon want as if you were our . ,ii . j regular customer. , xouit uuu uur goods, and pricts ratisfaclory, we are sure," . . . , li - Red 81 '- " NEWLIN DB0O CO . Notice ol Final Settlement Notice ia hereby given that Annie Johns, administratrix of the estate ot rlihon Johns, deceased, has filed ber 6oaI account In said estate and the county Court of Union County, Oregon lias act Tuesday tbe third day of Oct- i bar, A. D. 1905, at four o'clock p. m. ' for bearing the same. ; Annie Johns . j . .- .-:v AdmtnlatratrU LA GRANDE SQiOOL I OF MUSIC ; i J PPJOP. DAlr. Principle. v - 4 WIS, DAY, AWrU This odo of the best musical In stitutions in the abate, and the people ol tbis otty and valley are boglnniog to discover tbe advantag es ol tbis school. Tbs ayttem used is lie latest and most praotical, and Include! all the lateat diaooveiie in the art of teacblnar icasio. The school is divided into two depart ments; No. 1 ia tor beginners), from o yean or more end are taught tbe Orst three grades, foplis come one boor every day. This ia no Kin Jergsrten system bnt tar superior. In Ho, 3 tbe aradee are from a to 18. Here tbey eraduate. PnnlU take one or two lessons a week as tbey dsidre. No scholar will be permittee 10 remain In tola school to do not study. - - - . "OpposlUtbe Foley Honse ova tbe Candv Store. Phone 473. l'HAGtR & KEITH CONTRACTORS . Cement Sidewalks and Foundation work given prompt attention. . Cellar and Cement work , a Specialty, -Estiimites cneerfully furn ished. All work guaranteed to "tand tbe test. Refer ence furnished. , - - s Office at Foley Ilmne. f DVCRTlSiIMENTS ceo a word neb sobseqneot results, iry one loasy. ; KOB RENT Flessaiitly fornlsbed rooms for light housekeeping, t. 1G17 Foortb i'reet, ,", ' Moving Picture Machine for tale cheap or trade. Call on or address. La Ursnde Pawn Brokers. FOCMJ A. pair 01 cb-pu. ' Tbessme can be bad by calling upon officer . Cbiidert aud proving property and . paying for this notice. HOUSE FOB HALE Persons desir ing to paresase sd welling fo remov al from whre situated are requested to see the . undersigned. J. D. Slater, Fred Taylor. FOB RENT Faroitbed room opposite Foley hotel, over candy store. No ope need apply without references. FOB BENT Furnished Boom apply to Mrs U Kalaton 1407, 9th St. , FOB BF-NT (Ive room bouse, new. Fred Bynboret. - - Centennial notel , v. , under new management, Board and Boom 15 per week,' cash. Meals 35 cts. Hpeolal rates furoiebed monthly patrons. No. U17 Adams Are., Phone No. 1161. V i Mrs. W E MOROH180N. proprlelo. Engraved Stock We are prepared to furnish our pat rons with the finest engraved crde and announcements at the same rioet less postage, tbat you send away for your work. Call and see our samples. - v . .. TUE OBSERVES Notice to the Public NO Simmons has deserted the Steam : Cleaning and Dyeing works formerly oondncted by Simmons & Harvey, and tbe undersigned will conduct tbe bus Inees hereafter, collect and pay nil outetanding bills. First - class work will be done as usual. ' ' j WILLIAM HABVEIT. TAKE NOTICE Phone Bad 971, Old Town atore for wood (30 days time given). Cheapest Urooeriea and Provisions in the city. New stock and full line of feed. Dated La Grande, Ore., July 26 . Kept 1 E J ATKlNoON Notice To Property Owners Notice Is hereby given , to property owners owing abade trees whose limbs protrude over tbe side wslk, that on less ssid limbs are oat off within the next ten days tbe fin el Superintendent will trim them and tbe expense ol said trimming wltt-be charged to tbe property owners Fred Bynhorst, Street Sunt of the oily ot i- uranae. - Dated this twenty seventh day of September, 19W5. v . A Daredevil Ride often ends in a ssd accident " To heal accidental injuries, use Backleu'e Ar nica salve A deep wound ia my foot, from aov accldeut," writes Theo dore 8obaele,of Columbas, O, ' caused ms great pain Physicians were help lees, but Buoklen's Arnica salve quick. ly healed It." Soothes snd brain; burns like msgio. i&c at Newlin Urug company,'.. .' ' . . Frightful Suffering Relieved. Snflering frightfully from tbe viru lent poisons of undigested food, O G 'Grayson, ol Luis, Miss, took Dr King's iNew Life pille, with Ibe result," be i writes, . "that I was cured " All stomacb and bowel disorders give way to their toni t, larstive properties. 25o at Newltn's drag store, gauirsu teed. WW iMi ,! ia When you wish a nice juicy roast or a tender steak, or a piece of boiling uuat or pot roaRt, just phone Main 48, and you will soon have exactly what you desire. J. BULL & CO. rhoLe main 48. Remeirber the phone is on the directory aa Boss Meal Market main 43. 1 9 cWhf TWO MILLION V a Portland Oct 1 Wit o ibe two mil lion mark patted and proapecte excel lent for rolliog up another ball million btfore.tbe gates are closed for Ibe last time on the nigbt of October 14, tbe Lewis aodCUrk exposition Is a fl naucial success. Tbe remarkable at tendance demonstrates also that tbe fair baa pleased tbe people, and tbat is another ouroe of gratification. It ia evident that the enormous attend ance could not have been rolled op unless tbe lair bad received frequent eatimonials fiom eirly visitors. It is evidect now thai the fair will be, in point of attendance and in every oihtr riiepeot, the most successful ex position ever held. Gumparicooe with tbe record made at tbe Trans-Misaiss- Jppi exposition at Omaha, an exposi tion of about tbe same magnitude as tbat now drawing to a close, and "' bave oewu vuo mutt suucwfiui w u lairs, snow tbat tbe exp sition will outdo tbe showing made by tbe east- J era enterprise Ibis is considered' .. .. I. .. v. . v . u . ..... I iDiuaiiluin wben tbe statement . is made that Omaba btd a population ol 19,000,000 -ithin a day's journey , while thrri resides within a similar ra dius ol Portland not more than 1,800, 000 souls. ' ' In spite of the fact tbat there are more people in Pun land now than at any time since the fair' openeJ, there has been no complaint on .account ot ltck of hotel accomodations, or due to exorbitant cbargee by landlords.' T,Ji happy state of affairs, it it cer- lain, . will continue right up to the dope ol she fair, hecaose tbere is room in Portland for a great, many more people tban reaeonably can be expect ed. Isj addition the weather contin ues to be all tbat could be desired. .Tbe Lewis and Clark poultry sbow, tbs dates tor wi ich are October 6th to 12tb inclusive, promises to be an ex hibition of high quality, and one of general interest.' Western fanoiers bave shown themselves to be heartily in favor of the show, and bave entered their choicest .birds, J while from tbe east are a number of entries ol un usual iortrtst. ; Yellow Fever To 6 p m 8ept 30th, 3,200 yellow fevor patients bad been received for treatment in New Orleans. Of these 2382 were discharged, 688 'ii and 240 were yet junder treatment. Tbe dtb rcll was .18.4 per cPt of those trKaieu, 1 ' - ESTABLISHED MARK The La Grande National Bank RESOURCES -';'' , -; loans and Discounts $5815,244 86 United States Bonds ............. 25,000 00 Real Estate Furniture Fixt' 17,700 00 Due from banks and U-S.tres 69,958 ct Cash on Hand 33,622 20 Total . $73ii525 07 George Palmer, President. Geo. L Cleaver, Assistant Cashier. . W. L. J. M. Berry, With ample capital, large experience and unsurpassed facilities, we offer you secdritv for vonr dennsitfi? fltid enlttf ... k..i.: t. V ----- r ' treatment and every liberality The new Laxative (hat does not .grips or nauseate. Pleasant to take. BuysJheeD at Elgin r- ..iiJ I .Mitii F Uonobue, the ahiep buyer, wsnt to Elgin 8aturday morning to briog out 27 doolie deck can of sheep to be shipped to Wocd Park 111., to be , . . . jf.it.- . b '"""fa iur.fLa i.mctgo mar self juyiiig beep in thu icl'iorT'SI?' hue aimply purebated optiooe obtain ed on sbeep as far bsok as December, 1904. Tbe original parebas'e prices ol tbe options were three cents a pound for lambs and be paid a premium on tbis prioe, making it perbsps tbe largsrl price obtained for lambs evei before, Mr Dooobtie ships these animals to his feeding pen 10 miles from Chioago, and for feed, imports screenings from Canada. Tbe screenings are oompostd of cockle seed, buckwhet and the small grains of wbea that go through tbe sieves ot tbe machines. These screenings are supposed to be burned under tbe Cansdiaa laws but may be brought out for teed. Tbe sbeep read ily est. this and become fat in a short time. Before turning tbein on tbe market tbe sbeep are clipped. - Mr Donobue has contracted bis wool for 27 cents a pound ia Chioago, which insures him a handsome profit. In speaking ol the markets Mr Don ohoesaid, -Unlike this section, the "Ii" , meat is an nanuieo inroiigo tne meal lirnsU TnHnAni.nnft K.nhar. ' T i i , . i .g.,.-m-w vvi uve m wiaiu are nntnuen Every abeep (lasts' plants aUugUtered in the and tbe profit shaved off b tore rtaoh- np the retailr Thi. . . r.mi.,. O ' ,. v vaw v v w UU Ul . of smaller packing plants running uo dtr separate names from tbt big plants, but these are owned bodily by tbe trusts," Compliments Hen&y T-'ie federal grand Jury, prior to its adjournment, sent a letter to Mr Heney. The letter was a surprise to the dlstriol attorney and le prised by him as shewing tbe appreciation with whloh be works lor tbe purification ot the state land trends are being re oelved. The letters follows: "Portland, Sept 30-We wish to con gratulate yon upon your snooessful efforts to purge Oregon ol the oorrup tion In high nlaoea anon which the state has been suffering for years, and to assure yon tbat vou bave our hearty sympathy in your struggle to bring about better conditions throughout tbe United States. "We hope that your eatlsfaotion in a doty well performed will be aamenttd by further honors at tbe bands ot tbe people " Osteopathic Pbb!e$ Thousands of lives bave been saved because of Osteopathy. Tbere ie no mystery about Osteopathy. It Is a aoisuoe based on Physiological facts. Barring all other points of merit. Osteopathy affords a cbanoe for miss- isa8rr W0lk , .i.owioi, Mt.llti. J millions the fallacy of drugging. . 3655 Report of condition, Aug 75, 1905 undivided profits. Circulation .. Deposits.. 1 Total OFFICERS AND UIRBCtORR A, B. Conley F.J. Holmes .'ivn, jvui uauaviug uuMuess, piomising you cc consistent with conservative HQ n w Laxative Fruit Sjrap oJSS A- T. HIL L Rubber Matting Tbe OBAN oompany has decided o riipply all of its pasenger coaches itb rubber matting instead of twine and carpet matting in tbe aisles, be cause of the sanitary values o! tbe rub ber and to preveul tbe possibility of Carrying dlteaee germs on cars. ' The rubber matting is'rfoum mended by all health and sanitary boards as being absolutely germ proof and tbe oompany has made tbis valuable obange lo order to safeguard public health in travel, as much as poible. Daring tbe tourists rush from the east so many people from all condi tions and surroundings in life are con stantly traveling that the danger of contagion spreading is very great at beet and the addition of rubber mat ting in tbe aisles will reduce tbe dan ger to a minimum. Creamery Closes At a meeting of tbe stockholders of the eommerville Creamery Saturday it was decid'd to close tbe creamery at tbat point Mr O E Harper, man ager ol the Bine Mountain Creamery, was there aud muds an offer for tbe machinery and agreed to take tbe . """" i.MtwMi iim acreetf r I . a III. .a.- i i L . t a .,Mlfc,.. .... sm ivwauviuBia .ui mo uinwiuia u given power to reoeive offeia for the equipment. On Tuesdays and Fridays oream shipments will be made by the former patrons ot the Summerrille creamery to, this city. Vhere are fifteen or twenty who are nicking quite a large number of cows and whose product will greatly Increase tbe output of this institution. The . cot to tbs patrons in tbe vicinity of Bummerville for the shipment of their oream will be no more than it was when' the Bummerville Institution took their cream: ' ' . Quiet, but Prosperous Summerville Is ftill on tbe mspIts citizens are happy and oontentad, and tbere is every reason to believe tbat they are prosperous as well, Why should they be othc(wls. Snmmer vlUe Is surrounded by a large section ot country which is rich and fertile. Orchards, grsin fields, dalriee and stock rani hss and timber tracts with numerous sawmills, all contribute to the support of Summerville. All It leeks to msks It "complete Is a floor ! mill and a railroad. Tbe railroad will oome, aid there are those who think that they can almost hear the bom ot tbs grist mill now. Summerville baa the usual equip mentof small stores and shops, a watsr system and alectrlo light plant, this plant Is owned and operated by Dr. T B Monk, and" the entire output of both plants la consumed on tbs dootor'a property. Power for the elctrlo plvnt is furn'ebed by Willow creek, and U su(B. lent to light, hla offices, residsnoe, lan and the et&blss. Tbe water plant ia also only intend- ed to furnish hi own nesds. 1887 ' LIABILITIES Capital Stok $100,00000 Surplus .'.. 20,000 00 32.254 39 .. ' 25,000 OO 554,270 68 $73i525 07 eeeeeaeeews F. L. Meyers, Cashier. Brenholts, Asaistant Just for , P. M. Byrkit before. Banking. Cures Stomach and Li .5 V 1; 11VJ SECC .sU All kind of sec goods boa glit r v t r " " it 209 Fir St.'boC Adams and Jttfors rVVVvWrieWvvvVV - THE 7I Flir? s 'JAMES F A T; Q 'J i I A R 5 S .' Prop. Complete assortment of WINES, UQUORS.,"'. AND CIGARS - . Cold lanchea and mixed dnr.ks i : specialty. Fair and linp.u t'.p.l 1 treatment to all. Yorr are in- ' vlted to call and get acquainted t yWVW ,VWW rvVW oiue rrom" 32sccn E, TKORSON. Proprielor, FINX8T Twines, liouors Imported an dotneatio Hot or cold Junch all hours Jenanon Avuua Opioat DrKH "eeeeeeeeeeeiii""4 Palaco Saloo a CHAS, ANDERSON, Prop. fish ; WINES, UQUORS . , AND CIGARS ' Always otv hand Jeaersoe Ayena Opiw'.ta D; ioi THE LOUVRE CHRIS WRIGHT. Prop. FINS d Monday 2 Lunches are our epwulty Jeftsmo Avvane, Opposite dpH . "' Pr-onc Main 5-t V1 ' NUP SAID Received -.Bte' u,Bl" cajh at the lo. . iUy Call aWtloo of the stumsoli nrirl tired by unnm iriam . HatUe' TabUte. CooKS"gUo- ' Rangr hor sals fea N3Bdt ftuat 15 cent uyioins ir b0t pp llmiJth I !bntlpxikn. ln'lliiSitloo. 75 cents a ooiertju5i, ETS FOB SALLUW rturwe F. ('-Highest Pile iILaa'HSW ' 2r 'I'tstaWa'ais f nine la, a fast be Iceq tlut I 03 the' tie if t ud Jut in n ' 1 14 I I 1 1 . t: