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PHYSICIANS
DR A L. RICHARDSON,
Physician and Surgeon.
Bacvtivw H''V liiug eUir .
'flee Poonv rthe : ; a.' n- Jiula Poe '
N. MO... TOR M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Corner Ada mi unti and Depot Bt.
OOJee Mm at BMldnw Main 6i
WILLARD SMITH
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
7 Phone Main 71
lU building, opposite Boanw Huus .
Office Hours, I la , J to
BACON & HALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Onto la Foley building, Mais 1.
C T. Bacon, Keaidence Mala 10
. . U.K. Ba.l Re (knot Main .
DkS. BIGGEkS & B100ERS .
Puysieiens and Sariteos
0 W Blggert, Is. D. ' Geo. U Bigger, II. D
Telephone - -Offlc
Black 1331 Residence slain 80
Ulfloa1 Ralston Bulldluf over J. M. Borry'i
ctor. koalder-e oa Madlsou AVe, seomi.
ooor wot of 'ori-r residence. Dr. U W biici
LaGKANUK - OkfcXAJft
FrofoMunal oaile promptly Attended tu
dsyor Bigl.u -
DtNTISIS
J DENTISTS. 1
OtUem eommet ouildtDt
Offe Black 41 , feaclaeur Slack 1 1
; C. B. Cautiiorn
DENTIiT
';. Office) Ovar Hill urug. Store
" ' ; La bmnde. Drofon ;
VETERINARY SURQfcON
l)r. P A CitAKLTON
VETERINARY SUHGEuN,
Uflice tH A T Hi.l'e Drug Slot.
La Grande, Oregon Phone 136
, . Heaideove pnon ri 701
F-rnaerV lin 58
LK. W. T. I) JV JSEfc
VITKRJJURY SCKUION AND
teave ordM ai Red
Cross UiBf store
BavldanrtCot
6U aad 1 at :.
rblrly Bti yaan experleaca, Ihm at referet e
furnliaad
ATTORNEYS
U'AV.KJKD & CRAWFORD
... Anorneys-at-Law
LA ' eEAKDK, o&xooa
ism is rolty beildinsY'
U. W KN0WUE8
'Attorney and Counsellor,
- At Law -iVfV"
OtVela lUiasoa awtldiM
; , H.t,WUUS.ae ' '-C -Wliteaw
ttUAM8 BROS. .."V
, ATlOKKtYW-A'l L.AM
OnVa la BaUaloa BalMlnf
L A. PICKLE R
Civil Mining. Irngelkm Ciiainetiinj nd
Surv yini
BallmatM, Plana, aud Hreciflcmlona.
4tloe Id Foley luildlu(
I. Ukampb. ikkoo
The La Grande
Hospital
. Offers every accomodation for the care of
the sick. Our operating room is fittted
. with every modem appliance and our
i. .... -..Hino)v comfortable. Un
denominational and free foraUto enter
rini nhvaieian VOU wish but in-
bJliiwj f'f
iist upon being taken to the La Grande
Hospital. Patients unaer care 01 iromau
nurses. Mrs Winnie uooohaw
KCDAVU
Frealdent
I H CHILDH
ttee. ead Trees,
M 0UNTAIN MARBLE
AND GRANITE CO.
LA GBANDE OREGON -
Our st3s' of Mrb!j nd
Granite is til largesMn Eistsrn
Oregon and n Dim enlarjai by a
carload of bins, wnita and clouded
marble diresl from Vermont Our
prices are better than traveling
salesmen can make and our work
manship cannot be surpassed
Give us an order for a monumen
and receive your moneys worth.
Classified Advertisements.
Rites -One cent word, one-heit a
cent a woru sach subsequent inser
tion. Classified adds bring quick re
scUs. Try one tod?.. 1
FOR RELIABLE ' .i-. be TRACTS OF
TITLES ga to the La Cvande Invest
ment Company, ' La Grande, Ore, in
Foley buiiaing. . . ?
FOR RENT A suit 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
0. H. Powers, the Minnesota land man..
LOST A black envelope containg' bank
notes and paper. Finder return to C W.
Silk and receive reward.
FORTY ACRE TRACT" of ground near
La Grande, for rent with good build
ings, and fine soil. Price from Dec. 1 st
1905 to March 1st 1907, $225. La
Grande Investment Co.
LOST a pair of gold eye glasses with
plain bows, was lost somewhere be
tween Ed Reynolds' place and the post-
. office. Finder please return to this of
fice. ' - ;
FOR SALE Dutch Hyacinth bulbs, for
window or garden culture, lnqjire
1. X. L. Store.-
FOR RENT Two story house on Wash
ington Avenue. $12 a month. "Prof.
Day, La Grande School Music,
ens and eggs we ' can get. Wilt pay
market price in cash, Grande Ronde
Cash Campany. Botn phones
WANTED Waitress" at once at jiodel
Restaurant.
FOR RENT Elevan room house, furn
ished. 1416 Fourth street.
WANTED A middle age lady wishes a
position as housekeeper) Call at Blue
Mountain House. ' ' ' ;
LOST Ladies black and gray collarette.
Waa lost between First street and the
Opera House.) Return to Coffey's bar
ber shop and receive reward.
FOR PENT Room with stove, electric
light and bath. At Mrs. Patty's,
Adams Avenue.
LOST The undersigned has lost one
roan Durham yearling heifer. No
brands or marks of any kind. Will
pay a liberal reward for her return
or for information leading to her re
covery. E. E. Jones, La Grande.
FOUND Ladies wool shawl. Was
found in the street near Golden Rule
Store. Call at this office.
FOR SALE Light two seated spring
wagon cheap. Nearly new. Apply at
Bob Masterton's blacksmith shop.
GIRL WANTED Girl for general house
work. Steady employment For par
ticulars call at this office.
HOUSEKEEPING. ROOMS-New, well
furnished. Edmund Robinson house.
Phone No. Red 1F12,
LODGE DIRECTORY
-fiAGLES La Grande Aerie 259 F. O.
E. meets every Sunday night in K. of P.
hall at u p. m. , visiting oretnren invited
to attend. . J. E. Pollock. W. S.
J. A.Matott,W.
L 0.-0. J'.-e-La-Orrande Lodger tlo. 16.
meets in their hall every Saturday night
Visiting brothers cordially invited to at
tend. Cemetery plat may be seen, at
Model Restaurant Jakes Moss, N. Q.
JvR. SNqpet, Sec, '-('
STAR-ENCAMPMENT, No.' 81,10.
O. F. Meets every first and third Thurs
days in the month in Odd Fellows hall.
Visiting patriarchs always welcome.
I. K. bNOOK. C. P.
Edmond Robinson, Scribe.
EASTERN STAR. 0. E: S. Hope
Chaoter No. 13 meets the second and
fourth Wednesday of each month at 7:30
p. m. in Masonic Temple.
Mertie Alcrich, 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. 0. 0. F. halL All
visiting neighbors are cordially invited tc
attend. t- keisiand, v. u
John Hall, Clerk. '
rnPFSTFRS OF AMERICA Caurt
Maid Marion No. 22 meets each Tnurs
riav ninht in 1. 0. R. M. hall. Brothers
are invited to attend.
Chas. Bartmess. Chief Kanzer.
C. S. Williams. Fin. Sec.
Board of Trustees Dr. G. L. B;ggers,
John Hall and Herbert Pattison.
FRIENDSHIP TENT No. 31, K. 0. T.
each month in 1. 0. 0. F. hall. Visiting
knignts welcome. .
G.T. Weisenberobr, Com.
Mox Bloch, Record Keeper.
L.O. T. M. HIVENo. 27. Meets every
first and third Thursdays in the after
noon at the 1. 0. 0. F. halL All visiting
ladies are welcome.
Lady Porter, Commander.
Hazbl Barnes, Recording Secretary.
B. P.O. E., La GRANDE LODGE No.
433 Meets each Thursday evening at
eight o'clock in Elks hall on Adams Ave
nue. Visiting Brotners are cordially in
vited to attend.
F. S. Ivanhoe. Exalted Ruler.
G. E. McCully, Recording Secretary
ti rsDANnp lODOE No. 169.
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD Meets
2d and 4th l nursaay oi mui ii.um.
the 1. 0. 0. F. hall over postoffice. - All
visiting members Welcome. i"
W. W. Berry, Consul Commander.
J. K. Wright, Clerk. - ; ' , 7
St. Hill Charaed
With Grand Larceny
Alabama Man Intercepted On His Way to Elin
From
J. F. Hill was arrested last night by
Chief of Police Rayburn as he stepped
off from train No. 5, on the charge of
grand larceny, in resionse to a telegram
from Mobile, Alabama, asking for his ar
rest The man was accompanied by his
wife and eight children. He was taken to
the city council, room and searched, the
officers getting about $11 from him and
$2330 from his wife.
He had evidently made no attempt to
conceal his destination as he had openly
purchased a ticket for La Grande and
had intended to purchase another for
Elgin, where his wife's father lives.
David Lynn, the father-in-law of the
imprisoned man, has been communicated
with and will arrive this evening on the
HAMILTON FEES
DISCUSS D TODAY
New York, Nov. 23. James R Keller,
clerk of the Title Guarantee company
formerly , of the York Seourity com
panytestified that the payment made to
Andrew Hamilton was about $18,000
at the order of the New York ' life; This
payment was made in a roundaboutway.
The Security and Trust company receiv
ed the money on warrants from the
Union Saving Bank, and a trust company
in Seattle or Tacoma. He said that the
New York Life held the debenture of
this bank as money realized upen. The
warrants deposited were made to the
credit of the New York Life in checks.
The money paid to Hamilton was charg
ed to the Union Bank. Keller was con
fident that the payment was made to the
order of the New York Life. He said
was Hamilton paid ' out of the surplus
funds of the Union Bank which had
failed according to the witness, after the
debenture held by the New York Life
was satisfied. The balance, the witness
said, was turned over to A. R. Nichols
general agent of the New York Life
who had been connected with the
Union Bank. :
Provide for Alaska
(Scrlppe News Association)
Washington, Nov. 28. Congressman
Cushman. of Washington, ' talked with
the President this morning about the
needs of Alaska, "I'll reintroduce my
bill providing for a delegate from Alaska"
said Cushman, "and I am sure it will
pass" The bill passed, the house twice.
The strongest opponent m the senate was
Piatt of Connecticut, who is now dead.
WHI Not Recede
(Scrlppe Newe Association") ' ' "'
i";Vfashirutton. Nov. 28. It was learned
today that the principal subject Of the
White Houm conference last night be
tween the President, Garfield, Taft, Root
and Knox was the rate regulation subject
The President Is determined not t
recede from his position.
BuiMing Collapsed
(Scrlppe Newe Association)
St Louis, Mo. Nov. 28. The ironwork
of a building being erected in this city,
collapsed this afternoon. ' Fifteen men
were buried in the debris and one was
killed.
Be lintier Estate
Portland, Nov. 23. C. A. Dolph, Rufus
Mallorv and Joseph Simon, executors of
the estate of the late Judge Charlee B.
Bellineer. filed their final report in the
County Court stating that the value of the
estate after the payment of all debts and
claims is $22.6 17.07. After making the
minor bequests ths will authorized, they
turned over tfie bulk of the estate, as
ordered by the testator, to Mrs. Margary
Bellinger, wife of the deceased jurist
Echoites Hopeful
Echo. Or.. Nov. 27. Owing to the fact
that the eovernment surveyors are still
at work on the proposed line of the east
side Umatilla irrigation project the resi-
Unta of the Echo district are very much
ancourtced regarding the carrying out of
the proposition. They have ordere to re
main in the field and go right on with tne
work.
Secretary Hitchcock has made it known
that the Droiect will go through even
though it be turned down for a short
time, but hideina from all present Indi
cations it wiil bJ carried right through.
The government' is very ' favorable to the
East Umatilla project declaring it one of
the best pieces (of land in possession of
the government! for irrigation purp oses.
Mobile
Elgin train.
The wife and children were taken to
the Ronde Valley House to await the
coming of her father. As they arrived
late last evening they failed to get their
supper and at their money wae taken
from them it was after nine this morn
ing before the hnugry children got their
breakfast The mother visited the court
house this morning and was given a suf
ficient sum to enable them to live sev
eral days comfortably.
The officers in Alabama have been
communicated with and the case will rest
unlil thay are heard from. Hill has em
ployed an attorney and is preparing to
prove his innocence.
W.-.C "T. U. Resolutions
.The following resolutions, which were
recommended to the local unions by the
National W. C. T. U. Convention, recently
assemoiea in oeuiornm, were aiiuiiwtu uy
the union of La Grande in its last session.
It is hoped every serious minded person
under whose notice this comes, will act
upon it or at least give it a thoughtful
consideration. The reading matter
brought into a family is a most potent
factor in its education. Shall it be for
good or for evil? Its influence is for eter
nity. Decide for yourselves.
Whereae, Many of the magazines and
newspapers of the day carry advertise
ments of alcoholic liquors and also other
advertisements and pictures which should
not be allowed to enter the home; there
fore, ,'.'.'
Resolved, that we try to choose for our
homes, as far as possible, the newspapers
and magazines that exclude such adver
tisements; that we will, however, in a
spirit of frankness and kindness, ask pub
lishers and editors to cease to include in
their publication objectionable advertise
ments; moreover, we still remonstrate
against such advertisements and pictures
being posted in public places; believing
them to be demoralizing; and we consider
that it is the duty of town and municipal
authorities to prevent such displays on
billboards or in other public places.
Why Women Advocate
Osteopathy
The upright position of mankind is re
sponsible for three classes of ills from
which the brute creation does not softer.
Rupture, piles and diseases peculiar to
women. The two. latter classes of dis
ease are usually collectable by osteop
athic methods. Indeed,. . women'e iiis
find more relief from this , system of
treatment nowadays than any other.
Displacements, leucorirhea, inflammations,
irregularis,, pain tjiese ant the .wrongs
that Osteopathy sets aright in a majority
of cases. No wonder that women are
the staunch supporters of.Oeteopathy! ''
, Sultan Yields -
Vienna, Nov. 28. The Neu Freie
Presse today published a dispatch from
Constantinople saying the sultan, through
his foreign ministers, has announced to
the ambassador of Austria-Hungary that
Turkey accedes to the demands of ths
powers regarding the financial control of
Macedonia,
Another Factory
Payette, Idaho. Nov. 28. Work on the
construction of the Payette and Nampa
beet sugar factories is to commence in
about 1 0 days. That is the statement of
George C. Parkinson, of Preston, one of
the board of directors, and who has acted
as representative of the company in its
negotiations with the people of this section
of Idaho.
Iowa Law Valid
Washington. Nov. 28. The Iowa state
law prohibiting insurance companies from
entering into agreements fixing insurance
rates is declared constitutional by a de
cision of the supreme court of United
States in the case of Barley H. Carroll,
Iowa state auditor, against the Geenwich
Insurance company, at al.
To go to Portland
The body of Mrs, Dan Sommer, who
died in Elgin this morning, will be taken
to Portland tomorrow night where it will
be buried in the Jewish cemetery at tha
place. . ,
Favor Lock Canal
Washington, Nov. 28. The President
has definitely decided to favor the con
struction of a lock canal
Ordered Home
(Kcrlppa News Association) .
London. Nov. 28. The United States
cruiser Minneapolis, which now is at
Gravesend, has been ordered home and
will sail at midnight for Hampton Roads,
Virginia.
Goose Free
With every dollars worth of goods pur
chased at our store fcr cash on Wed
nesday, Nov. 29, we will give one chance
on a fat goose, drawing at 6 o'clock
Wednesday evening.
NEBRASKA GROCERY STORE.
Democratic Ateet
A conference of Democratic leaders
will soon bs called, it is said, by the
chirman of the State Committee, to meet
in Portland probably before the first of
the year, or not later than January 8,
Jackson day.
TWO
, Love and l)mh ere
uuia deuictro as arcn
era. hen Love arts
his nrr.-ow in a wom-
au s heart and she
turns and follows,
seeking healing of
her hurt, omild there
be aught miltt-.r then
that she shou d be led bv very Love
t'.ie ambush where De ith.arro on striiu
wuiu to plant his derdly shiift in be-
breast r Yet so it is. Time and ap...
Love proven to bs Death's decov. Ay.
often when the grim archer laila to in
flict mortal hurt, he leaves the suffering
woman to creep through life UVe
broken-winged bird.
Wliy does love lead to sufferings?
Many e woman has asked that Question
piteously end passionately. She has for
saken father and mother to cleave unto
her Husband In the belief that so she wat
achieving woman's highest happiness
But Instead of happiness she has (bun.
misery, struggled with tt until etrugglt
aecntca uaeiesa, ana at last naa come tc
accept her misery aa the "cross" laid ur
oa women who love and marry.
lucre is no real reason wnr almost
every wife and mother should not enjov
sound health. The causes o her misery
lie in diaeasee which affect, the delicate,
womanly organism. Disngrreabie drains
are carrying away the vital force. In
flammation has lighted ite fire for slow
torment Ulceration is tatng into the
tender tissues. Female weakneaa is
soaking life a daily martyrdom. la it
any wonder that the nerves are racked,
thai appetite fails, and night, which
should brine; rest, brings only- reaUcas
end troubled dreams f
Dr. Pierce's Favorite PreecriDtion cures
the womanly diseases which undermine
tne general Beaitb, It dries the drama,
puts out the fire of inflammation, heals
the nicer ted tiaauee and cures female
weakness. In a word, it snakes weak
women strong end sack women srelL - .
"Faaorit Preecrintkm" ia a true taa.
peraneemedkme. UcooUimesmaJcnhol,
neither opium, eocaue, or other narcotic
back ana ailine? wojacn at invited to
rnnauh.XHr, Pierce' by tetter, free of
charge. Ail eonaanoMeoca strictly pri
vate ana eeereair cocfauentua. la
little snore than thirty years Vtt Pierce.
eaeieted by hie staff of nearly aaaoreo
imyinini, naa tnaoca bum cvrea oyer
half amiuiati wooara. Write, without
consulting phvaician to the Invalids' Ho
tel ana Surgical inautule, BunaJo, N. X.
mao eivat a hops.
an la wttk SKlian of atnerrt aralHud that I
acala write to to.' aavs U ra. Harry A. Browa,
of Otooo, Praohacot Couaty, Maine. I wrote
to yoa concur ntti a" ray health laat Spring- (I
think k waa ia lunrl. and yarn adviatd mt to
tak your Favorite Prescription ' and ' Gulden
Medial Diarowv.' whick I did aKordiaa: to di
rtetiona, and conllnued takiaa then lor five
month. I took nine bottle or 'Favorite Pra
cription.' is of Golden Medical Discovery,'
and (bur rial of Dr. Pierce's Pel leu. My dlaeaat
mma diNplacement and ulceration of the nterua,
and t vu in a terrible condition with pain and
wenane. ana naa riven up an nope ol ever
t'.iiig well acaia. Had doclored with four dif.
f.-reut doctor within four mouth, and inatesit
of gettina better waa c rowing weaker all the
itme. i aectoea io try yonr mcitctne. aa I nd
heard of the many cure reultin( from their
une. I bouuht live bottlra and felt ao tniich bet.
ter after using them that 1 kept on until I am aa
well a ever in my life, and to Dr. Pierce all the
praise I due.
"Before I began taking your medicine I only
weighed pounds. 1 now weigh rto pound.
I gained lorty pounds in ix month. 1 shall
ductor no mora with doctors, aa it la only a
waste of money. No matter what my trouble
la, I shall write to lr. Pierce every time. I am
now in per led kealtk, thanks to Dr. Fiaroe, .
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser is sent free on receipt of stamps
to pay expense of mailing only. Bend
ai one-cent stamps for the paper-bound
book, or for cloth binding send JI
stumps. Address Dr. K, V. Piaxcs,
Buffalo, N. Y.
A. T. Hill, Vmi&t
11MBKKLAND AtTJUNB SIS7S .
NOTKJE FOR PUBLICATION
U. H. Lsvnd Offloe La Urandei. Uregon,
tMfober 27, lWA
Nottoe I htmby aivea that In com ul lane
with I lie provlsloDS of tbeaot of Congress ol
Junes, lift, entitled "au am for Hie aula ol
timber lands Id tha Htmlea of California, Ore
gon, Mevaou, ana waainnauin Territory, at
rateoded to all the Public Land Mt-itca bv acit
of August 1. IMM, Heaaie M V- kerof H'aloerd
county of Crow Wing Stat nf Mln v. ha
lms a st niea in mi oin ner sworn ute-
inent No. mil for the purchase of the N 'A
iW!i;uiK; hba or Rwttun
No. Ill, In Township No, I, Soulb Kunge
Mo. wt, E. w. M.
Aud will oner proof to show that tti lanu
louglit la inure valuable fortlu timber or
.uuclhn foragrh uitur.l purpoMS, and u
etMblisli her eialiri lo ault land before the
Unifier and hereiver 'tthis . ttlo at La
(irande.uregoo.On Tueda, tbe vtb day of
jn y, iwk..
Hh name aa wltnrisaea: Gertrude J. Bndd,
of Urxlrjard, Minn., John T "unborn, o' Jtraln
rd. Minn,, Marti-a, S llsne, o Bralnerd
ki,.n. li .rv l Unmhr. of Rrliit'd Minn.
Any and all pinaons clnlnilne adversely the
above described lands are reUeted to nie
their claims In thteortloson or Iwlors snld
vtb day of Jsn', woe. , ' ,.
E.W., Davis, Eeglster
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A SPECIALTY
Old Furniture "made to look like
new at a moderate cost
Edward Propcck
PHONE, BLACK 401.
209 Hr Street
THE j
AYPOPN n Art !
l JAMES FARQUHARSON, Prop !
1 Compteta ssaortmanlo
WINES, LIQUORS
j AND CIGARS j
j Cold lunches and mixed drinks a I
I specialty. Fair and impartial J
treatment to all. You are invited j
to call and get acquainted.
ajrVVvVu vvvVvVvVv
Slue Front Saloon
& THORSON, Proprietor.
FIKKST
liiiiift-ir anH "ioirieiilc
Pot or cold lunch at all hours,
Jeftrrma A -stio. ' mpoalt Dennt '
PaJace Salo.i
CKAX ANDEPSON (Vep
riM '
WINES, I IQU0RS
AND CIGARS
Always on hand. , ;
Jeflaiaaa Avaasw ' OpBW'lte rw at
TI1E LOUVRE
0!23WC:n. Prop.
' , rixs
smis UQU0R5
wiexiQiins
Gaikmn iSwty VtJnmt
WINES, LIQ1 ORS
,nd CIGARS
Imported and Domestic.
faOeraoe Avanaa, Onpoeit denut
Sommer CtS
Pron;Uln 6-1
NUI SAID
Brick furnished in any quanUy or any
style, No contract too small or to
large. See samples nf our pressed
brick.
GEO'. - KOTIGE.R,
La'tirande, Oregon.
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