La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 01, 1905, Image 4

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    WHEN THE LEAVES BEGIN TO FALL IT , IS TIME TO
THINK OF
WINTER SHOE
We are ready to serve you
with complete line of men's
' women's, boys' and child
ren's seasonable footwear,
that for quality, workman
ship, durability and price
cannot be surpassed. You
can't afford to miss this
opportunity. '
Closing out the
Ralston Stock
WE DO YOUR SHOE
. REPAIRING IN
F1RSTCLASS
STYLE ... .
Lewis Building, Opposite Sommer House
T. M. ST UB B L EFI EL D
Lh . Grange . NaHnnal Bank
ESTABLISHED 1887
Capital Stock, Surplus and undivided profits $160,0 ;0 00
Comparative statement of
September 6, 1900 .
" 50, 1901 -
. " 18,1902 ,
9, 1903 -
" 6, 1904
November 9, 190S -
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
GEORGE' PALMER, President. J. M. BERRY, Vim President.
F. L. MEYERS, Cashier.
GEORGE L. CLEAVER, Assistant. Cashier.
W. L. BRENHOLTS, Assistant Cashier.
J. M. BERRY, F. M. BYRKIT, . A. B. CONLEY.
C. C. PENINGTON, F. J. HOLMES.
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I CITY BREWERY 1
JULIUS ROESCH, Proprietor.
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Largest Brewing Plant in Eastern Oregon
Ask for La Grande
LA GRANDE BEER IS
AND SHOULD HAVE
J.M. CHURCH EHTATB-Nollc la hrrcbv
glTa tbat the -Ddmlgurdea fcxtruior of the
EaUUi'fJ. M. Ci turn, dmuH, baa Mr
Ills final ac-omit In the l uiimjr Court af Udiud
Coaoly, Orwunnit thai Tuadnrv the M
day of Dra-mbar IMA at 111 hour of l.HU o'clock
in theafltrnnoa of-sld day and tli euurt
- loom ol .!! Cuurt ha been appointed bj
Hid Court aa the tmr and plai-a t r hr-artni
. objections thereto and tbt settlonciil uf Mid
esia a. .
Daled end Brut publlahed November 4rd ItH
W J. CHl'KC , Kxurulor
JOBS . KELI.OUU. K8TTIS Nntlre U
hereby (torn thui the undarslaned as Admin
tM'atorof thaEatateof.olia H. Krllosg, d
anatd, baa Bled hla final account in the
Canaty Court of Union Coudit, f'rvfo .and
that Tueada?, the jlh day of Iwcenibar, IS A
at the boar of . o'clock la the fbnDunn o
aatd day aod Ibcoouit room oraald court ha
bat apiwluu i by eald Court as ihe time and
ataoe kir hearing ogectlone i hereto and the
esitkoient oeald aceonnt and saute.
I ted and Aral published Kff rmbn (rd
We. t, L. all V KRu, Adm nl li.toi
NOTICE FOR PUULlCAiiON
DEPAKTMENT OF TUB INTERIOR,
C. H. Latad Ortlea, La fininrto, orevon.
Ik'Uitter la IMA.
Notice la hereby given thai the following
uwn eeiuer una nieu notice or til. munition
la umt final nroofln antiourt or hla ,iim
and thai -ml proof will bo mad before (be
iuwm r aim nee iver 01 tua j. n. ijind
uraoe, at La Oramle Drrgou, n IW I imu.
vlai H. K N.i S7H. SlMrlln it hrown. ol
Ht'E-N. Urtron, for III. V. NKW and 'k
KS rw. To., t K. . W M.
ha naniea lb follnarlni wlineeawa to prnv
h vuniinMouf riuvnca vpou auu cu iiva
nun aiii' lann, tib:
Jamea W U hllr, of l a flrande, (Wcmi
Robart B Com.. Ink-, l Kami la, Orranu.
Fran rt llrnwn, if la Ui ite. Una n
Charlce V Mluuick ofHi'aurd Ornron.
a H . Uavia, Kn later
deposits for five years
$291,00? 63
331,505 38
498.375 84
653,601 39
671,864 02
613.029 62
Beer and get the Best
MADE IN LA GRANDE
THE PREFERENCE
When you with a nice Juicy roast or
tender tteak, or a piece of boiling meat
or pot roast, just phone Main 48, and
you will soon have exactly what you de
aira.
J. BULL.&. CO.
Phone Main 48. Remember the phone
t on the directory aa Boss Meat Market
main 48.
CHICKENS WANTED Two dozan white
or brown leghorn pullets, need not be
pure blooded, but nearly to, Address
and state price. W. -H. Br:ocs.
: Starkey, Oregon.
AMUSEMENTS
'A Jolly Amer can Tramp.'' a comedy
drama by the author of Sol Smith Russell's
successes, "Peaceful Valley" and ''A Poor
Relation," will be the bill at Steward's
opera house on Friday December I, Its
theme relates the efforts of one of the
world's unfortunates, who, while shunned
by society yet fulfills the teachings of the
good by aiding the oppressed and perse
cuted. Love, passion, despair, bitterness.
desire for revenge and the self torments
of the soul of the villian who causes all
the trouble, will be shown with an inten
sity and naturalness by the thoroughly
competent cast that will enact its various
roles. Among the most noted of its play
ers are the names of Clark Ross, Berlins
Farnsworth, William Lee, Vera Wilson.
Cora Lee Jefferson, Virginia Meliville
Wm. S. Ely and others.
THANKSGIVING BALL
The Foresters Annual Ball last n'ght,
as was expected, was a grand succes
both socially and financially. There was
not a single factor to mar the delights of
evening. The committee on arrange'
ments and entertainments is to .compli
mented open the success of the work and
the Foresters in general are to be con'
gratulated.
. MCEWEN WORKS WONDERS '
w . - ...:m nu a
ghts engagement at Stewart's Opera
house beginning Monday, December 4th.
has the happy faculty of getting in touch
with his audience in less than a minute
after the curtain goes up, Ha begins his
work generally with a simple trick or
two in palming which he explains. From
this he takes his audience swiftly into the
realms of the mysterious and bewildering.
He palms live birds, making them appear
and vanish like spirits of the air,, and
then to show how quick and how skillful
the human hand may become, ha, with
his left hand juggles four . billard balls,
showing them to you held between each
of his fingers. These he makes appear
and will, scarcely moving his hand and
keeping his arm all the time sxtanded in
plain eight As a coin and card mani
pulator he stands without an equal, and
this may also be said of him as a hypno
tist In this art he has achieved a world'
wide reputation, and only by seeing his
work can one get an idea of It Trying
to describe it is like trying to tall of the
hilarity of a champagne supper when the
wine has died. See him once and you
will surelv see him again. Seats will be
on Sals at Van Buren's Friday. Prices
10. 20. & 50 cents. A special matinee
w. 1 be given Saturday Dec. 9th. The
same prices will prevail for the matinee.
SPECIAL REQUEST
I have been unable to deliver tickets for
our entertainment course to all subscrib
ers. Many have come or telephoned and
reserved seats for the course. If you have
not yet secured your tickets please see to
it at onca. Tomorrow from 10 to 12 and
from 1 to 5 my office in the church will
be open, and you may select seats. If
unable to come, telephone Red 41 1 and
we will mark your seats and send your
tickets by messenger or mail. 1 ask this
as a special favor, as my health has hin
dered me in calling on subscribers.
.0. H. Kino.
Arizona Flood
El Paso, Tex Dec 1 The wires which
have been down between here and Clifton
Arizona, art open and news is received
hat one of the worst floods in the history
of the town has just prevailed there. The
waters swept down Chase creek, wash
ing out the Colorado railroad between
there and Metcalf. and washing- awav
number of houses in Clifton. The depot
yards of the New Mexiea & Arizona rail
ra;lroad are under water. Many houses
close to the depot are reported washed
away in the rush of waters of Chase
creek into the Gila river. The smelter
w dirriijH. Several railroad bndg
were washed out near Clifton.
K ' ' '.'' j
f :M ;
I I
nnonG THE
CnURCilK
flBT CHCB1H F CHHHT1AM CIENC
Kafiiul Buudinf oppolte Koler Hotel
Sunday feol.out.. , . W.U a w
(SunilMy feonrl ea , .. II a m
aer'loc ttadnudiy ' P
Peadln room op-a dally exettprlng -umlaj
tram Ida m to 12 m aod from p n lua pra
LATIER rArSliT8
Kund-yBrhool . 10 an
Rfgulai aervlre . X p w
M ulna I Improemvul Aaaocialw. DwcU eua-
loinU at 7 u p in
CATHOLIC I'HCRCH
W.J. b) te, tei-tor
.7 a 0
,,u a
Ro-arjr and BoacdMtio- lo.luwii g Ida ill mas
fit. PETFR'fiE ICOfAL CIIUKCH
I plon H. Glliba, rxnor
Firat Sunday ID Advrnt
Holy Communion H a at
Bauday school . -10 a m
Vtornlag fcerlce... ........ ..U a
Kveuiug- Hervlcta .. U p m
Kvery one Invited to attend tbcae vicea
, M. E.CIU'kCH
Re B H. M wt r, p-or
8nnduy H hool..... .... ... 10 a in
Epwortb League......... .:..... 0 p Ui
Junior Lraiue ..-.. t p in
t bur. b be'Vlcev II a in and 7 Xu p w
Rev. McKinly wl'l occupy the pu pit both
morning and evu in . i v. H. II. luwr
will attend the ded'calion of the new Mellio-
dlat church at Union Swuday
A coidt i InvlfalloU to all theee aervlcei.
etand.dtalL
BAPIWTCHI'RCH
Re. W. tl. Olbaoo, paator
Haaday Bcboa4."- .. .W a n
B. Y. K M. .... ftaOpm
lrayer Meetlug,.-...Thurday Ipn
Preaching Buuday.....U a m and 7:.iu p m
Boys deb, Balurday ......-.. p m
Morning "The Body of Chrlal"
Eranlng "iSebemiab Practical Cona ora
tion." . ,
The Lo'd's Supper will be administered at
the motLlng ariTlca.
y. ung Pniple a meell ig Led by Mr. T. U.
Boy a ton
ta- me "Our One Ecuae"
Hperlal Invltxtioa to airanxera in the city to
worship with as.
PRG8UYT KIAN' CHCRCH
Rov. E. B Hay, pa-lor
mnilay Hchool .. 10 a m
Junior Kndeavor ...... 8 p at
caior Endeavor. ..M p m
Prayer Meeting Thurday. 7i p in
Prearhlng Sunday ...U a at and 7: p m
Mnrniug "X Oreal Queation"
Bvenln "Baroi-oQ-rbe O . rested Man''
Tbea-oondln a aeries of Sunday evening
sermons to men on old Testament characters.
The chorus obolr under ihe direction ol Mia.
Lyle. A eordia' Invitation it given to ail who
have ao church home la attend these Svrvlcra
CKSTBAI. CHURCH ol CHRIHT
OPPvlflTE HOMMBR HOUSE
a H. King, paator, 1908 P. a,
Bible BVbool ) a i
Morning Worahlp..........llai
VrlUI mmllng , , 7. u p 1
Kvangellatie ervkw..., ea p m
Prayer meeting Wdneaday....SMI p w
Boya Una, Fri iay .... ...sO to 80
Morning & W. & M Day, program In charge
01 Mts, j w. McAlleU-r.
Evening "Building the Wa' la of Jerusalem.'
A cordial lavlUtUoa to all the aervloea,
Service
This drug store tries to serve everv
customer so well that they will not think
of going elsewhere for drus store roods.
A. T. Hill, Prescription Druggist
Notice to Creditors
Notice Is hereby gh en that James C Rice
has been appointed by the County Onurt of
Unl.n Co'intv, ores in, ad mi uaraior ol the
estate or Nettie B. Ric. deceased, and al
p-raone having elaltna aaint said estate are
hereby notlned to present the earns with
pmper TOuetiers to the admlnl- ratoral La
Uraade, Oregon, within aix aonlha from dtr
of thi notice.
Dated at La Orna te. Oregnn, ihla 1st Cav
01 . coemner, a. v.. law.
- JAMt 1:. RICE. Aamlniatrat.il
NOTICE FOR PUHLICATI'in
V t Land Office at La Grande Ornron.
. , . . v, iu' n 1 i
. j 7.1 I ' ii . me loiMiwtnn
cyri.,cT amm nietl uoiice Ol lift lilt lit.
lomaRen al proof In -iiip rtoi Ha claim, ami
. " ' . . w-nwi- me Kei imi
and Receiver of the U. . Land OIHi-e.ai 1
UrancleortKon. on Nov i , mo v,s II EHi
.-e. aue-rs'ii III lull, 111 OlstTfttTY 1 f rt-lfOl 1
'rIm sE! MTpA, Bi
I tlMinavsl that fnM.-:nai ea.lt -a a- s.
-.- , . "ae7i iu in(TV III'
u,,u. .cms uc Mic utrvn alllU CUlllVatlUO
sliatrf lear-rl 1
Alr-prl W ln'a-ea Ptatik A ijVaaaa Hinii
Brtrtft nd Andiew Mu tan. all m k.ia..LP
B. We Duvit
Dissolution Partnership
Notice is hereby sivan that the nartn.r
ship existing between Oscar Lund and
M. Borkgren, at Cove, Ore., has been dis
solved and M. Borkaren collects all out
standing accounts and pays all debts.
Oscar Lund
M. Borkcren
TREASURERS CALL FUR
COUNTY WAK RANTS
Notice is nereby given that the under
signed. Treasurer of Union County, Ore
gon, has funds on hands with which to
pay all county warrants which were pre
sented and endorsed by the county Treas
urer prior to the 11th day of August
1 900. Dated at the Treasurer's office in
the city of La Grande this the 3rd day of
November, 1905. No interest allowed
after said data. John Frawley,
Treasurer of Union County
DINNER TRIMMINGS
W. have just received a fresh carload of groceries for the fall and
early winter-trade. Preferred Stock canned goods, Heinz pickles
and vinegars. New walnuts, soft shell almonds, pecans and filberts.
Hot House lettuce, fine celery, cauliflower, sweet . potatoes and other
fin getables. Fruits of all kinds. t
THE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY
E. POLLACK, Propr.
STODDARD LUMBER CO.
Sash and Doors
Lumber,
Shingles,
Mouldings, Etc
A'l Good Materia! comes from our Yard
ST. LOUIS LIVERY AND FEED STABLE
LARSEN & NOME, Props.;
RIGS FURNISHED FOR PARTIES, PICNICS AND FUNERALS
The best Carry-all In the City.
POULTRY
Every lovsr of fresh Poultrv will
preciate the decliats flavor of the Chick
en, Turkey, Duck, etc, that we sell.
Our Roast Beef is rich and hiicv and
we aim to give you the choicest cuts at
very moderate prices.
Rohr & Company
I AKE A TRIP TO CAl IfORNIA
Throut-h the Wilhamrtte,
t'mpqua and Rogue River
Valltys. of Western Oregon,
pass Mt. Shasta, througi
;he Sacramento Valley to thr
many tamou resorts on tb
line ol the
SOUTHERN PACIHr CO
?v beantilully illustrate.,
booklets, descriptive ofCaii-:
lornia resorts, adJiess, '
W. R.C0MNfGe Pis;r. g
Portland, Or. .
eeee
Firstclass turnouts furnished
, day or night . ,
Special accomodation for Com
mercial men '
U BEST SERVICE
GUARANTEED
boardee by the day,
week or month.
LA GRANDE SCHO I
OF MUSIC
PROF. DAY, PRINCIPLE.
: MRS. DAY, ASSISTANT-
This is one of the best musical in
institutions in the state, and that
people in this city and valley are
begininng todiscover the advantage
of this school. The system is the
latest and most practical, and in
cludes all the latest discoveries in
the art of teaching music. The
school is divided into two depart
ments; No. 1 is for beginners from
6 years or more and are taught
' the first three grades. Pupils come
one hour each day. This is no kin
dergarten system but far superior.
In No. 2 the grades are from 2 to
6. Here they graduate. Pupils
take one or two lessons a week as
they desire. No scholars will be
permitted to remain in this school
who do not study.
Opposite the Foley House over
the candy store. Phone. 473.
SMITH n PAIRS
. Guns ... '
Bicycles
Sewing Machines
Type Writers,
Umbrellas
Brazes Broken Castings
Grinds Scissors
and does a general repair business
C L. SMITH V
CREAMERY BUILDING
Notice of Final Settlement
NOTICE 18 HFREBY GIVEN, that the
under-laoed idmlniiiMin, r ih- -ijia of.
Ga rwaOeUlc, drceaant, has fll-d l.er Final
'" auch Ad'Plnlnratris, with lh
Vmniy roarmt Colon coonly, Orvgun, and
tlial ih. J nil go or lui Id court as Bxrd Decern
r Ilth., iixv, ,1 tt,, hour oft ''oclr. In the
anrnfon, of raid day, aa the tlroa lot haarin
obiectlooa, f, any there be, to said report and
Pinal Ao. aunt
Dated November 10, IfXfi
' TEKESA OETTLa,
Artm'nintrstrla esta'a i f Uenrgv Oettla, -
"aad.
1 VASUOE, Attorney for Ks atr.
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