La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 11, 1905, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti Xassihed D A A . . ileal Eetate Loans, A 117 smoaots oa uiy and Country Baal Estate. Ln-r. uioeed promptly, m aoon m till epl I rorea. LA OBANDE INVESTMEHT CO. lURNISUEDBoOMB-JIIoalj furni- snea rooms lor rent. Corner ith od main at, ' r. V 8-MU FOB SALE A good business cbenoe In Cove Oregon, bakerr, oonfeo tiooery and lunch room, paying $2500 a year. .Can be . bought lor a few dayi' for $1600, purchase prloe includee building.. Canto (or ssll- ing, sickness. La Grande latest-' ' men! Cov Foley Hotel Block. DBE38M AKIN G Mrs. Drake . will tesoh yon dressmaking, tailor sys tem. No ( chart. All yon seed la tope llueaodyardatiokv Alllataona typewrittea (or referenne Ulaaa terms $15. Uall (or farther pmrtiua lart at ith end Q street. .., . Anyone wlahin ahi -- 'jj bedding may obtain them by heal ing . th ru , away. Stoddard Lumber company. FOB SALE Eight aoree of land, four ewe in orchard, a arst-elass ponl try or bog rsnoh. Bix room house, large hay barn and atable to accomo date six head of.borsee. One mile from post-offioe. Would exchange for olty property . For , partloalara I inquire at Wm Smith's feed store Take I Notice W F Hendrleka hue resumed . charge f hie photograph gallery and begin ning Monday, dot. 8, will peraonally eaanmo charge, and will bo pleaaed to 1.1. M- J, . ' . " . LOST Ladles tan purse, containing mall change. Return to Bofaen kamp'e atore. FOB BE N T Furn.t bed booie-keep- ing rooma oontrally located. Phone Bed 1181. I, - u...t vot cem a word, one-ball a mdi m,i . Insertion. Ol...iBed.brlo,qoiok tZhu. Tom Sa0"1 ".OST-la Baptlat Church Bandar Oct 8th, black silk nmbreU a with earl and silver handle. Finder will kindly leave aamo at thia office and re cede suitable reward WANTED Girl to do general ' house boose work In small .family. In quire of Mra J C Henry. : . . i OUR FREE DELIVERY . ;f. . .SERVICE - Die your 'phone and let our free de livery service beneBi yuu. " It may bo that you have never been into our (tore, but that makes no difference, we liall bo just aa pleaaed to deliver anything you want aa il you wero our regular customer. You'll Aud our gxdsand prices ratisfsotory, we are sure. . . Bed 81 NEWLIN DRUG CO. " Notice ol Final Settlement '. Notice is hereby given that Annie Johns, admlniatratrii of the estate of Ulehop Johoa, deceased, baa filed her final account In said aetata and ths county Court of Union County, Oregon hes set Tuesday the third day of Oot ober, A. D. 1906, at four o'olock p. m. for hearing the same. Annie Johns Administratrix : Rummage Sale The ladies of the II E Church will . bcld their rummage sale the 18, 1S and 20 ol Ibis month in the White build ing, formerly occupied by tbo Union Steam Laundry. , Anyone wishing to donate ' articles please notify Mrs Aldrlob. LA GRANDE SCHOOL , OF MUSIC PKOF. DAY, Principle. MAYDAY. This Is 000 of the beet musioal la the out, and the oitv aad valla m discover the advanuje- . loo eynem ased most DreotleaL and es all tbo latest dleoovarlo 'art of teeohing as Oslo. The N divided into two depart '. 1 Is for beglnnera. from wore end are taught tbo redea. Poplle come one dey. Thia ie no Kin item but far Mirtor. tradeear from S to T gradoat. Pnpils Vleeeoo a week as sonolars wlU be iinln tbi 'We, "ae stitntlons In beODla of thia 1 12' (Dla eonooi " l.o latretand 1 LLaea. MDVCRTiScMCNfS HOUSE FOB HALK Pa- d-. ing to purchase dwalUnifornmor 1 Iroa where situated are reqeeeted to eee the naderaigned. J. D. 81 ', Fred Ttylor. . FOB BENT Plaaaamtl rooma for liaht MMUaka.vnW 1017 Fourth street. WANTED Ladiee peroaeaeat, pleaa- oi, amp oymeat. Salary. Call oley Hons Boom SI WitUer A Co. Bii Rummage Si!r The lad lea of the Ealaoonal nDMk will bold their regular seml-aanaal Bammaco Halo at Up rnnatrik-. Implement 8tore October 12, 13, aad A CBASCBTO BECOBB Lnrfl n GOOD BA BOA INS. Parties bavina- artlalaata' kindly notify Mrs Mae Wood and wm. will be called for. Centennial lintel ' j Under now management. Board and Boon Is per week, eaah. Metis tt cte. Hpoolal tateo fnraiahed monthly patrons. No. U17 Adam Are.. . Phone No. 1161. Mrs. W E MUBOaiSON. proprleto. Engraved Stock Wo are prepared to tarnish oar' pat rono with, the . flneet ongrarad cards and aanonaoomenta at the aamo priooe leoo puetage, that yoa eend away for you work. Call and aee oar samples. ' 1 J - THE OB8EBVEB , Special Notice. ' Notloe to hereby gives that I bare old all my Interest la the late Crm el 7 WMreat la I eolleet all aooennta do eolleet all accounts do the aald firm. ana receipt tor eeme. All persons knowing themselves Indebted to seme, ill save the eottt ef attorney fees by calling npon Mr Boek and settling at O. W. Thomaoand Fred Bock. TAKE NOTICE Phono Bed 971, Old Towa Mora for wood (90 days time given). Cheapest urooeriao and Provlaiona la he olty. now (took and foil lino of teed. Dated La Grande. Ore., daly 38. Hop 1 B J ATKINSON Notice To Property Owners Notice Is hereby tlven to oranert ownere owing shade treeo whoee Umbo protrade over the aide walk, that an leea said limbs are eat off within tha next ten dayo the ' Street SaDorintendent will trim thm tho expense of said trimming will bo enarged to the property awners. Ted Bynhorst. Street Bant of the olty of La Grand. : Doted this twoatv aaventh da of September, 1903. Insomnia and Indigestion Cured "Last year I bed a var mam mt taok of indigestion. 1 eoald not slsop at night and suffered moot oioruolat Ing palna for three hoars after each meal. I was troabled thia way for about three; months, when I assd Chamberlain's Htomaoh and Liver Tablet, and resolved immarflat . Joha Dlioo, Tnllamora, " v"""". w aaie ow jiewua Drag Co. A Daredevil Ride often ends In a sad aeoldant Tn asoideaUl injeriee, use Baeklsa's Ar- nioa auve. a aeep wonad in my loot, tram h mmIai.c t. ink. dor Bob oele, of Colambaa, O, Meaaesd pa'a. rnysioians ware Help less, bat Baoklea'e Arete salve eaiok I baalul it ' . fluk. ..j 1. i. narne use meglO. S5o etNewlla Drag company. When 70a wlh a nice juicy roast or a tender gUak. c a piece ol boiling meal -or 'pot roasl, jast phone Mala 48, and 70a will soon hat exactly what you deeire , , J. BULL L CO. Phone main 48. Bememberthe phone it on the directory a Boas Ileal Market main 48. Li? 1 NearingThe End Portland Oregon. October 7. 19T. Editor Obetrvert ' Now etbe Lewis A Qsrk Ovntennlal - Kxpoeitioa le rapidly drawing to a triamohaat eloea. I take gret nieaeere 1 fferts to yoii my moor thank for your hearty co operation. The Weetern World 'a Fair has been an unqaalifled aaoeeee. ths eonntrv have oome to Portland darlnir the post four and a half months to sea the two great expositions the Lewis A Clark Centennial and tbo wonderful western ooantry. The eyee of the world hare been tarned towarda Poit bad, OroRon, and the Pad Be North weet,wbioh foot proveo without, a doabt that the Lewis Clark Exposit ion baa eoeeeaafallv amnmntlkal ll. primary objeot, that of exploitation of we marvelous country weetof the Bocky Mountains. A aid from the fact that tha Lawia d Claik Fxposltlon baa been suo osssf ol la aooompliahlng its purpose It bat ale been a financial success. The admission and money collected from otar oouroe of revenue will enable the directorate to pay a fair peroentage of the atock snbeoriptloa. The attendance Is repldly olimbtn- to i. aaiuion dvo hundred thousand mark which la llke'y to be reached by October lfith Tha-admla- slons have gone ahead of those at tha Trans Mississippi Exposition at Omaha, which heretofore waa general ly eonoeded to have been the most eaooeeeful of world's fairs. This of 80U miles of Omaha there live 13 000, 000 persons while the population with la a similar radius of Portland la only 1,800.000. This fact shows thst many ef the visitors oamo from distant point. To much credit cannot be given the aewtpapera and masaalnea of the country for their aid In making the western world Fair a euocoso. They have supported tbo exposition aener- u)y from the first and printer's ink again obtained the desired result. I dealre arola to thank rou for tha aaelttano your paper has given la the work of making a snoososfnl ax position. ; 1 fours ery truly, Frank L Merrick Manager, Ueneral Proas Bores Died BM1TU At ths family horns sear eammerviile, Oregon, Tneeday Oot bar, 18, 1905, J O Smith, aged 65 years. Tbo dooaaaed has been in ill health far ths past several year, and bis death 'was not unexpected. Be leaves a wlfa and one child. Ha was member of the Sommorville Odd Fellows lodge, and also a member of tbo Beboeea Lodge. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at the Presbyterian church at 8ammervl!!e at one o'elook nnder the direction of Farmers Lodge No iti I. O. O. F. ths Inter meet at tbo Sommorville eeme tory. . Instruction In Music Mrs Lyle'o patrons will bo please to know that she bs retained to the city fur the winter, and can be eeea a"i the bomo of Mrs O Ralitoq, No 1404 Ninth street. Tboee who prefer to re ceive instructions at their home osn do so by. making arrangements with nor. Phono Black 1041. MERCURY WORSE THAN THE DISEASE The effects of Mercury end Potash are worse than the effects of Contagious Blood Poison, for whirh n.;J.i. are generally Med. They cannot cure the disease, and in addition set op apoia. onof their own, producing dyspepsia, by drying np the gastric iuices. aalivatlon aorea. ftwrr-tiri I hMm.tlMM r. aecrosis of the bones. Bowlla Oreea, Xy., Xttehell Honae. IU.tlM.MI V M . fcrwt rmtlr from a aavara aaaa of Uon- aurlaae, atarlo than foar month at a - m. . uvh ui-wu. a WH, o Hot elans, who preserllwd K.rourr. Woth Ins did aae stay rood, in fast the treat- Zhaslaontinaedtoattirarforfonr sarad him. I at oaoa aeniBMnoad 1U uh. and im six moBtbe eoald And no trace Jf tk dlMU. vlutn.r. This was about two yaars aro, aad thsra has bn no eretnaw S. M . SAJTOaiiiS. .&., remedy made from roots, herbs sad barks, is the only known an tidote for Contavlona Rlmt t. thoroughly end permanently eradicate the poison from the blood to that aosiira io ever eeea of the disease in future. 8. 8.8. bailda nn inntMrf nt trtA. the eyetem, aa do Mercnry and Potash. mm. ut. n am curm uw oiseaae erci v by tte purifying and tonic effecta. o. a. o. aiav mnovee any enecte of the mineral treat ment from the blood. We offer a reward of 1 1,000.06 for groof that . 8. S. contains PURELY VE6ETABLE. Mercury. Potash or say other mineral. Home treatment KnnV mnA K i: 1 advice will be given without charge, THE twin gPfTIC CCAflaeta. 6a. G. E. FOWLER Truck and Transfer Wood and Coal Phoae 1611 All order given prompt attention. ' Onions For Pickling FOB 8A.LE 8msll onion for 10 cents per gallon, delivered to any part of tbeeity. Add ret O A Carey. Give street and number. , ' TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3. 1S78 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. TT.&Laad Office, La Oraade, Oreaoo. , . . tie pi, 1, into. Kotlo I hentby firm that lo compliance with tha provUiou of tbeot of OoaeM of Jan, W7. antllled "Aaaot for the ami of timber laada la tb tiUlm of Calthrnla, Ore. S-oo, and W nulling Ion Territory," at zundad to all lot Hubllo Land Huttra by art of Auiut , Ki Nlrboliu Molltor ol La Uraodt, Ooanty ofUclua, Htat ofOreaon. ha Utla day flled In tblt ortlo hit tworo UktenMal Ao Sit. (Or tb Knr-ku. -a in ;ownnu wo. s r 1 pin j, w jt. And will ofler proof to .bow that tb Unit ought it nor valuable lor lit timber or "??.!h?n:,fo',rriouUu"11 purpoiwa, and to atlaMlih hi elalra totald land beore tb Hegltter and Receiver at La Ur.ua Ore. fon, on Monday, tb llth. day of Ieo 1U0&. Me BaraMutwItaeMew Jhiim Hhlllins of LaUrtade. Oraaon; Jobn Shllllug, Jr, of La Grande, Oregon; Adna B. Rogvm, of La Otanda Oregon; JobuT WOllamtou, of La Urand, Aay and all neraoo alalmln adversely the ehovt deacrlbed laada ar raaueated to file tbelralalm In tblt ofHoa oa or ttafor aald Uin. day ef Dec, IbOo. . K. W. Davla, Hatitttr. NOTIC FOB PmiKliTinv Department of the Intorior, U. a Land omoa. Notice It hereby given that the llillowlng NaiTIMfl aof Hue hna Alajl ....tl.. J . i i . .... " r- ""vr "'I'm ui.iu J4 uu uiieiiaioi "TVi a .a f eaa euuuoit 11 III! OlUillt. and Uiat aald proof will be made before thtj -a. ca, ntx bou, oamaei u Brvon, of Mnaobaia, Oregon, for tbe WWN Ei,BKWNWW. Lol N ta. him Msmna n aJ.. i 36, rp. i n ruiiKe i K w H. w au ivnuinii wmttuHw hi urova) hn oontlnuou renJdeuoo upou and ouTUva- riitfl mt a Id lanil . t . a it l . . . . . UnT?& KkK "?r. end Ueorg Van Ondala; ell of Moacham, Okkob. i. W. DAVIS, Baglater. NOTICEJOR PUBUCATIOa U B. Land Offio at La Grande, Oregon. auk, wm, iwn. baiuedactller ha fired notice of bit imeuiion tomakaannroof In auoiMirt nt kla that mid proof will oe made before the itua-laier aud Kover of toe U. H, Land Ortloa, at 1m ad.Or0n October III, 105, v. H B No, 8U67, Peter vaoten, of Btarkoy Oreuon. for the Banamet the following wiloeuea to prove hit eonunuou retldence noon aud cultivation of aald land, vis: Klam lonea, of BUrkey. Oreeon. Charles L KllnofUrkey,OreKon. Jnniet U Uagay, of biMloy, Oragon, Oliarle Auderaon, of La Oraade, Oregon. E. W. Uarit ' " Kegitter. f Notice to Creditors All pertoot Indebted to the ltte Cartl Bal tton of La Orande ar bertoy notified to call a I oaoa and egttl their arooonta. for the present tb books will b (ounl at tha old place of bntlneta. HATT1K I KaLHTON, . Adrninlitratrlz -VISIT THE- Lewis and Clark EX P 0 SI T! ON To be held at Portland, June Ho Oct. 15, 1905. TAKE A TRIP TO CALIFORNIA Through the Wiiliamette.l Umpqua and Rogue River Valleys, of Western Oregon, pass Mt. Shasta, througi the Sacramento Valley to tht many famous resorts on tbi line of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC HI. Fir beautifully illustrate; booklets, descriptive of Cali fornia resorts, address, W. R. C0MAN, Gen. Passr. Agt Portland, Or. YOU WILL HE SATISFIE If ymir tlrkcu nt aadRloOmu.i Ku1f Lin olUi world'.' the rivr In. "Homm TTr ? """r aoeulp all ri , lliSLTr" SnF wrlUlfor .lint. W C McBRIDE, Agent. 124 Third 6t. Portlard orejci. GROCERIES FROM THIS STORE ARE ALWAYS MICE AMD FRESH KocrhirT"-" 1 ' J mm Seasonable goods as well as Staples always on hand. QEDDEJ BRJ 2',., TnwK Wi. O.--.. J. R. OLIVER UNION COUNTY ABSTRACTS Farm Loans a Specialty Best equipi ed abstracter in Union county. Many yearn experiences with the Union county records gives me a great advant age. It is folly, to pur chase realfstate without " Qrst securing ' a proper uhstiaot. An abstract from my office will show . the title just as it appears' ou the official record. J. R. OLIVER, LA GRANDE, OREGJN Room 31, Sommer Bdlg. Notice to Creditors Notice Is hereby given, that I the ondertiKuea by so order of tbe Hod, County Court of Union County, Ore gon, have been appointed adiuitiieirat or of tne estste of Margaret Ott, de ceseit. And tbat ell persons bTin claims sainst said estate are bereby reqnlred to present the same at my resident in Uolon Ooantv, Oregon, eithln six months from the date ol tbie notice. Dated at ttammerville, Oregon, this 2to day of Angnst, 1SI05. - OEORUBOTr, Administrator of tbe estate of Mar garet Ott, deoeased. NOTICE TO CR EDITORS Notloe is hereby given, that I the nnderslgned by an order of tbe Hon. County Court of Union Count Ore gon, have been eppointed stlmiostra tor ol the sstats of l'onlns Ott dereas ed. And tbat all persons . having claims against said estate are hereby required to prexent tbe same t may reildenre . In SauimerviUe Uolon County Oregon within sis months from tbe date ot this notloe. Dated at Bummeriille. Onian. tftia n,..,. j . . . ,..4 " ' i iu uay ui aukosi, imiii. Ur UKUK OTT, Administrator of the eetata of Poul us Ott, deceeeed . -OREGON 4w Union Ritanr' DKl'AHT TimeHch-dul LA i.HABOK, OR raost No. Halt Lake, Dantar, Kt Wurtli, Oioaiia, fcan- . No I t -Jtun m Mo I to.p nt fcjo . aa.kso acity,Ht. ix)ia, cin. maoaud Laai. no i Portland. Dal lea Pa. MtotflB, Wall Walla, iwylon, ronwrojr, (Jot rax. Moaaow. Huukana. No I fcMam. ad puuM erat and una rut Hpofuu-. dletun, Umatilla. Wal lula, Lwl,uo, Colf., Mokow, Wallace, War ner, Hpukana and oUiar lioiiiu aaai aad nurtu via Hpokan Hot 0) . ra. Mo 8 JO a i NxB Dallf olt ' InBday fcUem ItalaaSrtlv a lin.) f . Illlcr and x 'mtn. In' tlocw at tli(,n tn Be si ! l w ivini la T at (Vaan Htamr htw.o fortland and Maa Prauniawavant a.arf.... JCUMOOHH Agant A L Oralta Oaa, Pna, Aot mi I 1 !,,.- m eeee-, NEW SECOND HAND STORE All kind of second band goods bought and sold CEO. GROUT, Prop, 200 Fir St. bet. Adams ami Jefferson 1 ;'' THE ' OXFORD D1R ; JAMES FARQUHARSOM. Prop. ? Conpiete aaaortmaat of ' WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS Cold lunches and mixed drir.ks speolalty. Fair and impartial treatment to all. Yoa are in vited to eall and ant annnnlnLxl Blue Front Saloon 1 ; E.TH0RS0N. Proprietor. FINEST WINES, LI0U0118 Imported and domestic Hot or cold Junch all hpurs ; Jaffcnoa ATeuae Oppult Depot Palaco Saloca 1 chas. anderson; Prop. F1NB WINES, UQUORS AND CIGARS -Always on hand e Jedaraoa Arna Opportt OnMt e THE LOUVRE I ' CHRIS WRIGHT. Prop. ' ' Gentlemen always Welcome ' ' Rr Street Eaglo Sa'on ULRICH LOntS, Prop. FINK WINES, LIQUORS' i and CIGARS , Lunches are our fepeoidlt ;ffnoB AnaOppoludapot esett i 5OMMER HOUSE fAFE Phone AUin 6-1 ' " .'; 'NUP 'SAID. ttlMHtMIIIHMMH h Brick urnished in any quanity or any style. No contract too small or' too large. See samples of our pressed hrick. . ? GEO. KREIGEjR; La Grande, Oregon. " r r-f-""'""- , j