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PHYSICIANS
DR A L. K!CttA?DSON.
Phyvcian ana .Nurjtcon.
' ltl' Our HI M . i .- I kulr .V
tf. .vl l'OK M. D.
rJfHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Comer At-nnia itnu and Da pal tit.
Offloe Main Heeldeiicr Main W
WILLARD SMITH
PHYSICIAN ANO SURGEON
i Phone lUim Tt
' uels tralldine. vppoMi Hue. met Bonee
BACON & HALL,
PHYSICIANS ANO SURGEONS
Office la Foley bnlldlns, Main l.
C. T. Baeon, iteMdeuce Malu 18 '
a. K. rial Rre.ataee Main
DkS. BlGGtkS & UIGGERS
Piiyskiaos auri Saryeuoa
' tt W Bigger,, H. t. Oeo. L. Blasera, M. D
Telephone
Offloe Black 1U Keeldenoe Main 80
Office' Kltou BulMlua uvet 1. U. Berry'.
. ntoie. Kwiilwa oo Medium AVa. eecon
floor veal of 'orir rtaideiMie, Ul. O. W Bigger
LaOKANUK - OkKUUN
Profaional uellfc promptly attended to
day ur night.
DENTISTS
REAVIb ; BKub. -
' DcNHSTS.
- L'.i'i. ..,., -m.iimoa 1
Offce Black M Mtktnt Ulu-k I 5
J. H. cHulli.-rii
DhwTIsT -
OiYle. Ovar Hill Drug, Store
. U Graule. Oregon j
r 111 II H I
VETERINARY SURQfcON
Dr. P A CHAKLTOIX
VETERINARY 8UKUEUN,
Office tt AT Hitl's Drug Slor.
La Grande, Oregon Pboue 136)
Residence ptione red 7UI
Far mere' hn 68
UK. W. T. DJWNK3
VETEHJNABY SUROKON AMD
DKKT1BT '
Idave order at Red
CroaiDrng store -
Betdence Cot
61U and 1 at
rhliiy fl. veers experience, beet of refertr.-
: fornlebed
ATTORNEYS
CPAYVrORD 8t CRAWFORD
Anorneys-at-Uw
LA 0 BANDS, OBKOOJI
lift Is Foley bmlldlPg.
jjw KNOWLES
Attorney ' and Counsellor
At Law
Office in RaJatoa UaUd.ni
Phone IM , . UUrandeOr.
B.T.WUUaokt AC. WMianw
WILLIAMS BROS.
ATIOKJN EYS-AT'LAV
OtOce in Baiatoa Balldtai
rboar iOjI UOrs"de..t,
L A. PICKlER
Ovfl, Mining, lirigstion Engintenni tnd
Surv yini
Eatlma.es, Plana, anafpec"l"oB
iKBee In Foley building
l.A GAWO. Omen" '
The La Grande
Hospital
Offers every accomodation (or the care of
'theeick. Our .. operating room it fittted
with every modern appliance and our
ward are exceedingly comfortable. Un
denominational and free for all to enter
c.nk nhvaiei&n vou wish but in-
biuiw r-J -
tist upon being taken to the La Grande
Hospital. Patient under care or irainea
nurses. MM minhie uoodmaw.
KC DAVIS
President
J U CHILD
geo. and Trees
BLUE MOUNTAIN MARBLE
AND GRANITE CO.
LA GRANDE OREGON
Classified Advertisements.
Ttas-vme c.-taword, one-half a
cent a w.rd e?.c . subsequent inser
Ckss rioa a. Z: bring quick re
sets. Try one toaay, ,
F0F1 RELIABLE "Auwi. ACTS OF
TITLES fc-o to :ae Li Gra.ie Invest
"4iitCo..ipiny. La Granae, Ore., in
Foley bulldog. .
F0R RENTA suit of pieasant rooms
suitable for light housekeeping. Inquire
t 161T Fourth street
FOR SALE The A. V. Oliver four lots
on Jefferson Avenue, including plat
form scales, one hundred and ton foot
porch running back to railroad track
O. 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 "gndnear
La Grande, for rent with good build
ings, and fine soil. Price from Dec. 1st
1905 to March 1st 1907, $225. U
Grande Investment Co.
LOST a pair of gold eye glasses with
piaip. -oows. was lost somewhere be
tween Ed Reynolds" place and the post
office. Finder please return to this of
fice. FOR RENT Two story house on Wash
ington Avenue. $12 a month. Prof.
' Day, La Grande School Music.
WANTED All the turkeys, ducks chick
ens and eggs we can gat Will pay
; market price in cash. Grande Ronde
Cash Cmoinv. Batn phones
WANTED 'Aaitm at once at Model
Re3",?urait.' "
ished, 1 4 1 S f'uutcn strut
LOST Ladies blac! and gray collarette,
Was lost between First street and the
Opera House. Return to Coffey' bar
ber shop and receive reward. "
LOST The undersigned has lost one
roan Durham yearling' heifer. ; No
brand or marks of any kind. Will
pay liberal reward for her return
or for informstion leading to her re
covery. E. E. Jones, La Grande. '
FOUND Ladies wool hawl. 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 Matterton's blacksmith shop.
WAITED Au elderly lady to mak her
horn in a family of five and help with
work. Phone Black 1612.
wantd-A position as clerk, .laveTad
' two years experience in general mer
chaniise, will consider most anything.
Enquire at this Office.
Centennial Hotel
. Under new management
Board and Room $5 per week, cash.
Meal 26 cts. Special rate furnishe
Monthly patron. No. 1417 Adam Ave.
Phone No. 1161.
Mr. W. E. Murchison, proprietress
LODGE DIRECTORY
EAGLES La Grande Aerie 259 F. O.
E. meet 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. O. O. F.-La Grande Lodge No. 16.
meet in their hall every Saturday night
Visiting brother cordially invited to at
tend. Cemetery plat may be seen at
Model Restaurant . Jambs Moss, N. G.
R. Snook, Sec
STAR ENCAMPMENT. No. 5M.O.
0. F. Meet every first and third Thurs
days in the month in Odd Fellow hall.
Visiting patriarchs always welcome.
1. K. ONOOK. C. P.
Edmond Robinson; Scribe.
EASTERN STAR. 0. E. S.J-Hooe
Chapter No. 13 meet the second and
fourth Wednesday of each month at 7:30
m. in Masonic Temple.
Mertii Aldrich. W. M.'
Mart A. Warnick, Sec.
M. W. A.- La Grande Camo No. 7703
meets every first and third Wednesday
of the month at I. O. 0. F. hall. All
visiting neighbors are cordially invited to
attend. E. Reislano. V. C.
John Hall, Clerk. '
FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court
Maid Marion No. 22 meets each Thurs
day night in I. 0. R. M. hall. Brothers
are invited to attend.
Chas. Bartmess, Chief Ranger.
C. S. Williams. Fin. Sec.
Board of Trustees Dr. G. L. Bisrger.
John Hall and Herbert Pattison.
FPIFNnSHIP TENT No Kl R fl T
M. Meets second and third Wednesdays
i ii :i r f c i m i -.
eacn monui in i. v, v. r. nan. visaing
knight welcome.
U. 1. W EISENBEROER, Uom.
Mox Bloch, Record Keeper.
L.O. T. M. HIVE No. 27. Meet every
first and third Thursday in the after
noon at the I. O. O. F. hall. All visiting
ladies are welcome.
Lady Porter. Commander.
Hazel Barnes, Recording Secretary.
a a n v i hpanhp. inrvtu. n
433 Meets each Thursday evening at
. . t..l.! T-H.l.ll IJ T
eicrnt o ciock in cms nan, on Aiuni Ave
nue. Visiting Brothers are cordially in
u if ast M sffanrl
F. S. Ivanhoe. Exalted Ruler.
G. E. McCullt, Recording becretary.
LA GRANDE LODGE No. 169,
WOODMEN OK THE WORLD Meets
2d and 4th Thursday of each month in
the I. O. 0. F. hall over postofflce. All
visitinz members welcome.
W. W. Berry. Consul Commander
J. K. Wrioht, Cierlc
UNION THANKSGIVING
SERMON
"elivcrca By the Rtv. H. H. Mower of
Methodist Episcopal Church
There was a splendid attendance at the
Union praise service held yesterday fore
noon in the Methodist church. Naturally
it was largely composed of men, as the
Thanksgiving dinners were being prepared
by the ladies. The meeting was led by
Elder Gillilan who waa ably assisted by
ths pastors of the various churches. It
wa a free open meeting and the express
ions of thanks, voiced the prosperous con
d.t!on of this vicinity.
; THE EVENING SERVICE
Rev. H. H. Mower, pastor of the Meth
odist church delivered the sermon at the
Union menting which was held in the
Central church. This service was also
wall attended.
Rev. Mower took his text from Psalms
1 1 5 verse 1 2. ' "What shiil I render unto
tie Lord for all his benefits'r" he said in
p.rt. after reviewing the origin and history
of Thanksgiving Day from its inception
in 1607. - -v , , .
THE SPIRIT OP THE OCCASION
Thanksgiving should inspire our hearts
to the doing of better things for Gcd.
We have been mindful of ourselves and
provided as best we could for our recur-
' rr mora
than we gained and, perhaps were dis
posed to question the wisdom of our
Creator in permitting us to suffer loss,
never thinking that while in the pursuit
of wealth we forgot God. We did not say
What doth God care whether we succeed
or not? nor did we seek divine, guidance
but rushed madly after the coveted
prize, thinking our own skill and wisdom
would bring us success.
Let us take God into partnership.
countng ourselves simply a stewards
and co-workers together with God.
We In looking back over the passing
year, can say, "Truly the year ha been
crowned with goodness," the measure of
of which greatly varies, but the essence
of which fills our souls with gladness, be
it much or little. If we sow sparingly,
can w hope to reap a bountiful harvest
A spoonful of seed to the acre can not
bring large returns.
Are we careful to consider the times
and season when our work can best be
done, and do it with alacrity and delight?
With two things God is especially pleased
-earnestness and cheerfulness. "What
thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy
might" ' " '
Be diligent in business, fervent in spirit
erving the Lord witn gladness. Slight
nothing that God or man give you to do,
alway do your best Let gratitude swell
your heart and tune your lip to constant
praise. Count your blessing, distribute
aim, pour forth prayers, seize every op
portunity to be good and do good. Work
while the day last for the night cometh.
A good day' work should be followed by
a good night' rest so far a earthly toil
i concerned, but our work for God Car
rie with it the assurance, "A thy day I
so shall thy strength be." Let us not be
weary in well doing for In due season w
hall reap if we faint not "And who
can tell what the harvest shall be," "Eye
hath not seen." etc.' ' 4 : 5 " -
"Be thankful that we have a president
who has himself so much of the spirit of
Christianity. When two great nations
were in a life and ' death ; struggle one
for conquest the other for self preserva
tionour president with the Influence of
the g. vernmj-it behind him, challe re 1
these people to a consideration of terms
f peace. The challenge wae accepted,
further slaughter was averted, the armies
ere withdrawn and the results are
large y due to this blessed government of
w. c i we are a part '
We shouldte thankful for a broad mind
ed capable statesman at the head of the
government whose heroic stand againt
corruptions, trusts and monopolists and
in favor of the masses has been so mar
velously endorsed by the people. .."The
greed which would use our government
and some of its strong forces to serve it
self and enslave other meet a foe, who
is the champion of righteousness at every
turn, in the person of our president"
It is quite fitting to give thank as this
time following so closely the great vic
tory of Nov. 17 for civic righteousness,
especially noticable in Philadelahia and
throughout Pennsylvania and Ohio.
Thank God for civic purity awakening,
for official integrity and for the enforce
ment of the law, as by Governor Folk,
of Missouri. While our people are len
ient and merciful, when they become
aroused to the fact that grafters and
thieves hold official positions for unholy
and corrupt ends, they arise in their
might cast out the monsters, put true
men in office and enthrone justice again,
God reigns, and the kingdom of right
eousness Is coming. A king in right
eousness snail reign le uod own prom
ise. Give thank for the light that God'
b -ok is bringing to minds and heart in
places the fear of the Lord is the be
YESTERDAY
the
ginning of wisdom. The old gospel ha
not lost its power. It is settled forever
in heaven.
There is more reaj spirituality in tht
world today, more of an enthusiastic
spirit of practical, effective christian
work, more consciousness of our obliga
tion to give the gospel to the heather,
more personal interest in the general wel
fare of the world and the church than
ever before. Surely this ev'dencss the
drawing near of the complete evangeliza
tion of the world.
The time is rapidly approaching, when
war, slavery, intemperance, licentious
ness, profanity and every false way thai'
cease; "for the mouth of the Lord hath
spoken it" The whole earth shall be filled
with the glory of the Lord. , When the
Lord's house shall be established in t u
top of the mountain and shall be exalted
above the hills and all nations shall flow
unto it When the wolf shall dwell with
the lamb and the leopard shall lie dow.
with the kid, and the calf and the youn;
lion fatling together and a littlechild shal:
lead them, and the cow and the boat
shall feed, the young ones shall lie down
together and the lion ehall eat hay lik.
an ox, and the sucking child play on the
shall put its hand in the cockatrice' den.
They shall not hunt nor destroy in all
the holy mountain, for the earth shall be
full of the knowledge of the Lord; when
the notes of war shall give way for songs
of praise; when a redeemed and ransoms
ed world shall send up a universal "Al
leluea," "The Lord God omnipotent reign
eth." "Give unto the Lord the glory and
his name." ' "' V-
TIMBER LAND. ACT IUNB 3. 1878
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
V. B. Land Orfloe, La Grande, Omron
. . November KO, IW
Notice Is berehv -riven thai In mmniiann
witb the Drovlal.ina ortlia mi nf (Vimmm u
Jane S, I87H. enlltl.d "An met for the eale n'
umoor lanaain me Hwceeorumrvnle, O e
(on. Nevade. end Waahlneton Termor"
extended to all Ibel ubilo Land Hiatn or an
of AUKiult-lBUi, MaryO Brown, of Hralnerd
ioniT of urow wins, Stale of M mi.
hna thladay filed In tbl office h rMrornlai
mrnl No. mot. for the niiroh. nf ii
M of 8eo No. Is, Tp Xo. a. Booth Kaake So
a, iw w, M,
j-no win oner proortoanow mat the land
ought le more eeltiable for It timber 01
tone than for arrk-ullural nnrnmre. and l
HiiHlill.ti her elHlm to aald 'ana before U.
tteglater and Heeelvee of U11. office at La
(.rande.Omrnn,ooThuraday. the Ul day ot
1'ebroary, UU6.
i-ne namea as wnnewea; Gertrude I rudd,
lohn 1' rienbnrn. Martha H Ran inrt Uan 1.
Murpbv, ail of Bralnerd, Minn.
any ena an peraona claiming adversely th
ibova dreciibed lands mm M)-miiI in ei.
their elalma In thteotftceoa or before naii
lit day of February, IK'S
"w ew..
J. WH1TC0MB
"HOW TO BE HAPPY, THOUGH
I MARRliiD"
first Attraction of Popular Lecture Course at I
CENTRAL CHURCH 5
I TUESDAV, DECEMBER 12
At 8 p. m. Sharp. J
a Admission 60c. . School pupils 26c. Get tickets of 0. H. King or at
- Solders' candy store. Full courss, five numbers, $1.60: school pupils 76c
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
G.mpjete Machine Shops and Foundry
General Blacksmith, Horse Shoeing and Wagon Work. Manufact
er of The Fitzgerald Roller Feed Mill.
D FI T O b. R AI D
ST RON Git
Again
I what Mrs. Lucy
Stovallof Tiiton, Ga,
said after taking
Kodal Dyspepsia
Cur. Hundred
of other weak
women are
being re
stored to perfect
health by this rem
edy. YOU may be
well if you will take
It
Indigestion causes
nearly all the sick
ness that women
have. It deprive the system of nourish
ment and the delicate organ peculiar to
women suffer weaken, and become
diseased.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
enables the stomach and digestive organs
to digest and assimilate all of the whole
some food that may be eaten. It nouri shes
the body, and rebuild the weak organs,
restoring health and strength. Kodol cures
indigestion, constipation, dyspepsia, sour
risincs, belching.heartburn and all stomach
disorder.
Digests What You Eat
Dollwfcottle hol4a
lmm sm mtMh m the
trUI. or 90 eatjt alie.
tre'bevr1 1
raUrv ml B
IB.O.DsWttt I
CMtOjOSAJ
A. T. HILL. Drujtelst
Saved By Dynamite
' Sometimes, a flaming city is saved by
dynamiting a space that the fire can't
cross. Sometimes, a cough hangs on so
long, you feel as if nothing but dynamite
would cure it Z. T. Gray, of Calhoun,
Ga.', writes: "My wife had a very ag
gravated cough, which kept her awake
nights. Two physicians could not help
her; so she took Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, which eased her cough, gave her
sleep, and finally cured her." Strictly
scientific cure for bronchitis and La
Grippe, for sals by Newlin Drug Co.
P ice 60c and $1.00; guaranteed. Trial
bottle free.
Sock Hnlderi Meet'ng
Notice le hereb y given that there wil
be a meeting of the stock holders of the
La Grande Commercial , Club Building
Association, in ths library of ths Com
mercial Club building on Tuesday, Dec
ember5th.,1905, at sight o'clock p." m.
for the purpose of electing a board of
five driectors. ;; " i
Wm. Miller, President,
BROUGHER
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Bargains Bargains
4
You will always find them at
Propeck' Second Hand Store
Ask.tc"see;!he S3.E0 kitchen
. table. Stoves from $1.50 up
Edward Propeck
PHONE BLACK 401.
209 Fir Street
THE
OXFORD D1R i
JAMEJ FARQl'IMRSON. Prop j
Complete aaaoruneol of j
WINES, LIQUORS
AND CIGARS j
Cold lunchee and mixed drink a
specialty. Fair and impartial j
treatment to all. You are invited
to call and get acquainted. I
Slue Front Saloon
E. THORSON, Proprietor.
win:. LIQUORS
liii'inriffl and domestic
1 --! -v -)- t ,..,, - i . la,, . i
Jftio.i AvttiBt Oprro.lt Dno4 4
Palace Salo.i
CHAV ANDERSON Prop ;
WINES, I IQU0R5
ANO CIGARS
Always on hand.
JeOeraoa Area Be Opperlr n- ot
THE LOUVRE
CHRIS WRIGHT, Prop.
FIMI
A7I.IES. LIQUORS
!2 CIQ1R5
OerUrtmtn alwtyt Wtkom
RrSttsa
Eaglo Sa'o)n
ULRICH LOTTTS, Piop.
WINES. LIQ10RS
and CIGARS
Imported and Domestic,
feOersoe Aeenne, Oppoeiw depot
SOWMER HOUSE QAFE 1
Phoiw;Maii6-H "
'NUF SAID
BRICK BRICK
Brick furnished in any quantty or any
styiej. No contract t oo cri all or to
large. See samples of our pressed
brick.
GEO. KREIGER.
' .' La Grande, Oregon.
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