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X PHYSICI NS DR A L RKHAkDSON, Physician and Jur jeon. t mm uv. , Hill'! Uru Mm, . ..,.. i a; K . M ilu FkoMM ti. MOUTOR M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Comer Adaaia Kum ana Ltopat 81, OOosMainsy 'taltamlliiia WILLARD SMITH PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Phone Main n lTto bnttdlua, oppaaiu bom mat Bonae Om Uoore, I tg i, T to I : BACON &HALL; PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS OffiM lii Koley building, Muia l C.T. Uaoon, iUMdcBC Malu III U.K. tU.I Kteukaoe MuialM ; DkS.BlGGEkS.fc BIGGEKS Puysiciaua and SuryeuDS O W Blfgen, M. D. Oeo. L. Bieia, M. D Telcpbuaw lmc Black tell ttaeldeaee Mai a SO OlOoa k.UUm Building uvat J. M. Kerry'. Hum kaaltiei" oo MadUoa AVa Mcond dour Weal ol 'ori..r naideuca, Or. U. W Bleach LaUHANDK - OkkUUN frafnamual call mmtij attcaded la day or awta. -OtNTISTS , REAV1S BROS. . wain tial, ' Olhoi Moioaut Building Offina black. 51 Hnhua BUek I. 1 C B. Cmilliorii j. DENTIST Onto Over Hill Urutf, Htor . La dran le. Ortvon '..,' - VfcTERINAH 1 oilnUbON Dr. Y A CHAKLTUN VETERINARY SOKUfcON, Oflice it AT idid'a Drug Skit. La Grande, Oregon Phoue 13b KeaideuLt Uoue rea 701 Fhtid' ts' hue 58 ... 1K. W. T DJWNEtJ VKTKKINAKY 8URLKON AND - 1KNT1HT ' Lnn ordinal ked OoalHD lorf Kv-ldrorr Cot ' 6th and I at Tblriy dv war experience, taaat ul referent - furnuued ATTOrtmEYS CKAWrOKl) & CRAWFORD Attorneys-at-Uw . ' LA GRANDE, OKKGOK ilii u fiilry btldli'- , ., , . ., 4 , J; W KNOWLtS Attorney; and Counsellor " ' At Law v ; OlCce in Kalalon ttulldiat vhoueutt loOimodaOr. . U.T. WUlm A C William W H LI A VIS BrtOS .4 11 OUSS fcYb- - l LAV Olttia in Kalalua Jiuiidluf Phone 1O3S la Hrenda.iw. L A. PICKLE R Civil. Mining. Iinit'on Cnginttim ltd ' ' iurv yin .. KHtlniMtMS Plana, aud Mpettlllrallons. ixtlcalu Koley tuiMing I.A iJKaaim. aann .- The La Grande Hospital Offers every accomodation for the care of the sick. Our operating room i fittted with every modern appliance and our ward are exceedingly comfortable. Un denominational and free for all to enter Employ any physician you wish but in jist upon being taken to the La Grande Hospital. Patients under care of trained nurses. Mrs Minnie Goodman. KtKAVW President J H OHII.Iih Hee. aad Trean t.US MOUNTAIN MARBLE ; AND GRANITE CO. LA GRANDE OREGON L Our stock of Marble and Grinite is the largest in Eastern Ore j and has been enlarged by a carload of blue, white and clouded marble direct from Vermont. Ou r prices are better than traveling salesmen can make and our work-, minship cannat be surpassedt Q ve us an order for a rrnnumen and receive your mmsya w orth. Classified Advertisements. Rates-One cant a word, one-half a cent a word each subsequent inser tion. Classified adds bring quick re sclts. Try one today. , Real Estate Loans, any amounts on city and country real estate. Loans closed promptly, as soon as title approved. La Grandi Investment Co. FOR RENT A suite of pleasant rooms suitable for light housekeeping. Inquire at 1617 Fourth street. FOR SALE The A. V. Oliver four lots on Jefferson Avenue, including plat form scales, one hundred and ten foot porch running back to railroad track Q- H. Powers, the Minnesota land man. LOST A black envelope conUung bank note and paper. Finder return to C W. Silk and receive reward. "0RTY ACRE TRACT of ground near La Grande, for rent with good build- inga, and fine soil. Price from Deo. 1st 1905 to March 1st 190?, $225. La Grande Investment Co. LOST a pah- of gold eye glasses with plain bows, was lost somewhere be tween Ed Reynolds' place and the post office. Findsr please return to this of- fee. '. WANTED Honest boy for night cashier in restaurant , Right boy has steady position. Queen Restaurant SEWING MACHINES-W. K. Davis has a few second hand sewing machines which he will sell cheap, i i FOR RENT-Two etory house qn Wash ington Avenue. $12 a month. Prof. Day. La Grande School Music. FOR SALE. Eighty acres of timber . land two and one-half miles south of La Grande.. Price and terms reason able. Address bo697, city. WANTED All tha turkeys, ducks chick ens and eggs we can get Will pay market price in cash. Grande Ronde Cash Company. Botn phones '' FOR SALE Family horse and surrey. Phone Black 1612. WANTED Waitress at once at Model Restaurant . FOR RENT Eleven room house, furn ished. 1416 Fourth street FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping rooms. Inquire of Mrs. Noble, phone Black 1021. Fine Cards The Observer has taken a number of orders for engraved visiting cards as a result of the advertising we have been doing for the ' past -two weeks. Those wishing extra fine work should give us a call and see our line of samples before ordering. ; .. i-.. ; ..: . . . ., .. : Centennial Hotel Under new management Board and Room $5 per week,' cash. Meals 25cts. . Special rates furnished monthly patrons. No. 1417 Adams Ave. Phone No. 1161. - y j Mrs. W. E. Murchison. proprietress. LODGE DIRECTORY EAGLES La Grande Aerie 259 F. 0. E. meets every Sunday night in K. of P. hall at 8 p. m. Visiting brethren invited to attend. J. E. Pollock, W. S. J. A. Matott, W, P. . ' I. 0. 0. F.-La Grande Lodge No. 16. meets in their hall every Saturday night Visiting brothers cordially invited to at tend. Cemetery plat may be seen at Model Restaurant- James Moss, N. G. I. R. Snook, Sec. . STAR ENCAMPMENT. No. 51. I. 0. 0. F. Meets every first and third Thurs days in the month in Odd Fellows hall. Visiting patriarchs always welcome,'' l.-R. Snook, C. P. Eohond Robinson, Scribe. -.. ; EASTERN STArTo. E. S.-Hope Chapter No. 13 meets the second and fourth- Wednesday of each month at 7:20 p. m. in Masonic Temple. Mertii Aldrigh, W. M. Mary A. Warnick, Sec M. W. A.-La Grande Camp No. 7703 meets every first and third Wednesday of the month at I. O. , O. F. hall. All visiting neighbors are cordially invited to attend. E, Reisland, V. C. John Hall, Clerk. FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court Maid Marion No. 22 meets each Thurs day night in 1, O. R. M. ,hall. .Brothers are invited to attend. Cmas. Bartmess, Chief Ranger. C. S. Williams. Fin. Sec. , Board of Trustees Dr. G. L Biircers. John Hail an S Herbert Pattison. . FRIENLUillP TENT Na 31 K. O. T. M. Meets s a nd and third Wednesdays each month in I. O. O. F. halL Visiting knights welcUiie. ' G.T. Weisemberoe. Com. Mox Block, Record Keeper. I. O T. M HIVF.Nn 57 M,t....r. first and third Thursdays in the after noon at the I. O. 0. F, hall. All visiting ladies are welcome. I in, PnoTTO rnminfliulr Hazel Barnes, Recording Secretary. . . B.P.OXU GRANDE LODGE No. 433 Meeta each Thursday eveninv at eight o'clock in Elks hall, on Adams Ave nue. - Visiting Brothers are Cordially av vited to attend. ' - - F. S. IvAMHOa. Exalted Ruler. G. E. McCully, Recording Secretary. - - OFFICER KILLS THIEF The Dalles. Or, Nov. 20. Charles Jones was killed instantly by Policemin Ralph Gibons at 9 o'clock last nig it while resisting arrest for stealinif flour at the Diamond Flour Mills. He leaves a wife and several children in destitute cir cumstances. For several years the manager of the Diamond Mills has known someone was stealing flour from the mill, and three weeks ago put the case in the hands of officers. Last night Gibons learned that Jones had been seen on a back street go ing toward the mills, and he hastened to a place of hiding in the rear of the flour house. Scarcely had he secreted himself when he heard someone pass through a narrow alley between the mill building and a feed yard, then enter the flour room through a rear door. Soon Jones came out and when within few feet' of where Gibons was secreted the officer threw a flashlight on him and commanded him to throw up his hands. Jones obeyed, and Gibons. holding his dark lantern and pistol In his right hand, proceeded to search his prisoner for weapons, as Jones was known to go armed. " i. ... :;-'iaawT"w,j 1 As the officer was searching him, Jcnes seized Gibon's pistol and tried to turn it on the officer. . , . , A fierce struggle ensued, Gibons all the while trying to keep the gun pointed toward Jones and pulling the trigger whenever the pistol pointed toward his antagonist Two balls took effect in Jones' body, one in the breast passing through his heart, and the other in his hip. ... . At an Inquest before Coroner Burget this forenoon the verdict was justifiable homicide. Jones was about 40 years of age. ' DISTRIBUTION OF GOVi RNMEN " SEED The annual distribution of vegetable and flower seeds by the department of agriculture will begin December 1, and before planting time it is expected the entire amount (about 38,000.000 pack ages) will be in the hands of the people Congress for the past several years has appropriated $290,000 for this purpose, but a portion of this is used for foreign experiment work and other kindred mat ters. The bulk of 33,000,000 packages Is subject to the order of senators and representativss for distribution among their constituents, the secretary of agri culture reserving one fifth of the'amount to supply the statistical crops correspond ents, the weather bureau, and for other purposes. In addition to vegetable ' and flower seeds the department sends out quantities of cotton, forage and field seeds to local ities they are best suited for and from which it is thought good results -may be obtained. Both wants Rightofvvay An Afton. Wvo.. special to the Salt Lake Herald says: Rival engineering parties are hurrying surveys for their re spective -companies through the Teton mountains, the Jackson Hole country and on to Idaho. One outfit is in the emnlnv of the Burlington company and is survey ing for the extension of the Alliance Guersney line, work on which is to be resumed at uuemsey In the near future, according to the official announcement of General Manager G. W. Holdredge. The other corps ia working for the' Chicago 4 Northwestern and is surveying for the extension of the Northwestern L.annAr Lander line from Lander through the mountains to a connection with the Ore gon Short Line at some point in Idaho. The Northwestern survey follows Hog back creek and Snake river. . The sur veyors at times are camped and work so close together that thev -eichanoa courtesies, although they will not talk aooui their plans. : Ancient T lephone London. Nov. 21 News has just been received here that an Entrlish officer in Hindoos tan has discovered that many ancient temples in out-of-the-way places were connected wirh each other by me tallic wires and kind of telephone. Through archaeological investigations the same officer hae discovered that oraetlcal telephone communication somewhat like that of the present day was known to the inhabitants of India more than 2,000 years ago. Notice Notice is hereby eiven vou thatm ;r having left my home without just cause or provocation, from and after this date. I will; in no way be resDoneible for anv debts that she may comtract Dated at Island City this, the 6th. day of November, 1905. , Joseph Anson. . Gold And Silver A report issued by the geological survey says: The production of sold in thallniuH States during 1904 amounted to 5.910,- fine ounces valued at $80,655,646. This represents an increase of $7,243, 984 over the production of 1903. The largest previous output, in 1902. amount ed cj $'-"1 000.000. The production of Ww in 1904 amounted to 65.999,864 fine ounces valued at $32,035,278. This represents an increase of 1,699,864 ounces over the production of 1 903 and an increase in value of $2,713,378. The record ourput of silver in 1892, amount ing to 63.500.000 fine ounces, the report says, has not been reached in late years, nor has the commercial value attained tho figures of that year, which amounted to $82,101,000. Hottentot Leader Dead Berlin, Nov. 21. A cable message re ceived here today from Lieutenant-Genera! von Trotha, commander of the forces in German Southwest Africa, announced the death of Hendrik Witbor, the leader of the Hottentot revolt His death result ed from a severe wound received while attacking a German provision train Oct ober 29. All women should strive to be beautiful. Beauty rules mankind. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea brings red lips, bright eyes and cream-like complexion. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. Newlin Druo Co. Indian Novelties We have a fine Tine of . Baskets' and Canoes made by Mexican and Canadian Indian's which are the most . artistic ever offered to the trade In this city. , Fill one with candy and present it to your wife or sweetheart, and after eat ing the candy she can use It for a handkerchief or glove box or for an ornament. The prices range from 55 cents to $2.00. Just the thing for holiday gifts. SELDER,1 Candy -- Man I. R.' OLIVER. I'NloN ' O UN T Y ABSTRACTS a!'J!'".'J" ?tV. .,! ' Farm Lo nsa Specialty Best equipped abstracter in Union ; county. Many years experience with the Union county records gives me a great advantage. Jt is folly to purchase real estate without first securing a proper abstract An abstract from my s office will show the title just as it appeara on the official record. I. R. OLIVER, I A '.KANME, OKF.d N . Room 5 1 Sommer Building . . FOR WINf PF.R WASH'NG Our new machinery and additional help will enable us to do faml lly washing CHEAPER. QUICKER and BETTER than you can doit yourself. , We call for and deliver your laundry quickly and make special ty of rush order work. Give us . trial and ycu will not be bothered through the winter with family washing. ' '. 1 , , I A. B. C. STEAM LAUNDRY V'HONE Main 7 v La Gtvnfc, OipRn. V e Do you want Ut sh egg? Dq you prefer nice crisp and Undit vegetables? Do you I ke the best and freshest fruits? Go to GF DDES' BR0V you can always depend on gtttina, just what you want. Heinze pure vintgsr, you can do your own reducing. Heinze pickles and chow thow. Crosse and Blackwell's chow chow LOW PRICES, BEST GOODS QEDDEJ BR North Fir Street CHOICE CUTS of the finest Beef, Lamb, Veal etc. We cater to a class of customers who are fastidious and discriminating, and furnish only the most . . DELICIOUS MEATS We will be pleased to have your order whether you are providing for a small family or a hotel. Rohr ii Company SMITH PJ PAIRS - Guns Bicycles . Sewing Machines Type Writers Umbrellas . Brazes Broken Castings ' - Grinds Scissors and does a general repair business C. L. SMITH CREAKFRY BUILDING OUR SPECIALTY Fall vegetables of all, kinds at. the', mest current prices. Our " app'.js are especially full from . rj 60c to $1.00 a box. E dollar . " box gets you the best apples to found in town. Watch for our new wagon which ' goes by your door daly. . - SEATTLE GROCERY COMPANY ' ZUNDEL & LAWSON. J. L MAWS, Contractor and Builder I aler iu Building Material. 'I ' La Grande, Oregon Drop a line naming work, and 1 will name the right price. FL'MTL'uE Li: A SPLCSiLl Old Furniture mada to new at a moderate cost PHONE. ELACK i 209 f ir Strrc: I THE OXFORD I James fahqukarson. i I Complete UMrlmtiil ol i WINES, LIQUOI AND CIGARS ; J Cold lunches and mixed diii' I specialty. Fair and imr treatment to all. You are ir' to call and get acquainted. ' Blue Front Salo -r E. THORSON, Proprietor. FINK3T .WINKS". LIOUWl :iiiIU'il aud dome I . , ' , Pot or cold lunch at all hour: JaDrnioa A.tnot OprxMiite ikm" Palaco Salor CHAS, ANDERSON Prop fink ' WINES, I IQUQRS AND CIGARS . Always on hand. Jefleraoa A. venae , Oppm lii- It, at THE LOUVRE; i CHRIS WRIGHT, Prop. ' ' " FINS ' . V ; WII1E5. LIQUORS 12 CIQ1R5 . Gentlemen always Welcome ' Fir ttreet ? - - at ULRICH LOTTIS. Pop. WINES, LIQ1OKS and CIGARS - Imported and Domestic. MTeraoa Avenue, Oppoiudaiu . a SOMMER HOUSE QAFt Phone Main 6-1 'NUF SAID : Brick furnished in any quant.ty or any style. No contract too small or to large. See samples of our pressed brick. .... X GEO. KREIGE.R. Im (Jrauile, Oregoo. e ti ei