La Grande evening observer., February 22, 1906, Image 4

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Otttttt-tttttftt
Aurelia
Reports from the mines during January has
warranted a raise, consequently stock has gone
up to 1 cents, and this is not all, it will keep
going up as long as the property gets better, as
it is you should buy before another raise in
price, or. you will miss a good investment. You
should consider this as being a home enterprise
and help the matter ; along, 'thereby helping
yourself. '' r
AURELIA MINING CO.
J. A. THRONSON.
I : Holiday Gro
Never was a better time to get
full value for your money than
now. Everything in the line of
Holiday Groceries.
NEBRASKA GROCERY
MRS. MAGGIE SHEARER, Prop.
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m
Milk Talk No. 2.
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CLEANLINESS
At milk it tht natural food for th,
young, containing within itulf all
the reguirementt of the body, and
at any adulteration it injurious W
tht tytttm, (tither from absorp
tion or othtrwite) therefore tht
health of tht consumer, and espec
ially tht young, depend to a
great extent upon those who handlt
tht milk. And at there are to
many wayt in handling the cow at
well at tht milk after. being drawn
from' .the cow. Every consumer
should visit tht plact from Whence
he gets hit milk (no matter if it, it
j surrounded by a high board fence)
1 ' and see. how tht cow and tht milk
i art handled before using it as; a
! food for tin baby, ,- i..
I SPRING BROOK DAIRY
St . '
i it alwayt open for inspection and
J invite you to corns and see
Practical Gunsmith
Repairs Strictly Firstclass ,
Guns re-stocked :
; Krys fitted to door Lo ks
;WMAGNEW
Adam Avn.ne .
tJi GRANDE SOIOOL
OF MUSIC
"V ( . ' V -.
fcROF. pAY PRINCIPAL.'
'. mrs."day, a&isjant.
' This It on of the bett .musloal In
stitutions in tht stat, and that
people in this city and '. valley art
begminng todiseover the advanUigt
of this school. Tht tystem U tht
jatett and most practical, and in
' eludes all tht latest discoveries in
- the art of teaching music. The
school it divided into jwo depart
ments; No. I is for beginntrt from
6 .years or mort and art taught
the first three grades Pupils come
one hour each day. This is no kin
dergarten tytttm but; far tuperior.
. In No. 2 the gradet art from 2 to
' B.1 Here they graduate. Pupils
' take one or two lessit a week at
, (hey, desire.' No tcftolart will be
permitted to remain fin this, school
Opposite tht Foluy
Houso over
tht MWy tort.,
pltune. 4J.
Stock
cenes
FOR SALE Good tewing maceina. In
quire of Dr. Hawke. '
10DGI DIRECTORY
EACLES-U Qrandt Aerit 259 F, 0.
E, meets every Friday night in Redmen
Hall, Lewis Buildingat 8 p, m. Visiting
brethrtn Invited to attend.
I, R, Snook W. S
Dr. Q. L, Blggert VY. P. . ,
I. 0. 0. F.-La Qrandt Lodge No. 16.
meets in their hall every Saturday night.
Visiting brothers oordially invited to at
tend. Cemetery plat may be teen at
Model Restaurant. ,
H. E. CooLiDog, N". 0.
D. E. Cox, Sec.
STAR ENCAMPMENT, No. 51, 1. 0.
0. F. Meett every first and third Thura
days in tht month in Odd Fellows hall.
Visiting patriarchs always welcome,
Q. E. Fowler, C. P,
D. E. Cox, Scribe. ' '
EASTERN STAR, 0. E. S.-Hope
Chapter No, 13 meett tht second and
fourth Wednesday of each month at 7:30
p. m- m. iqasonis lempie,
Qenevlve Bahnenkamp, W. M
Mary A. Warwick, Sec
M. W. A.- La Qrande Camp No. 7703
meets every first and third wednesda
of the month at 1. 0 Q. F, hall. All
visiting neighbors are, cordially invited to
attend. Q. S, Wiiarr,l. V, C.
johh hall, yierk.
FQRESTE.R8 OF AMKR1CA Court
Maid Marion No. 22 meets each Thurs
day night in Redman hall, Brothers
are Invited to attend.
Fhbd Hon Chief Ranger.
u u oNODORA&t financial beo.
Board of Trustees-Dr. Q. L. Biooers
john MAi,i, and u, :. wiliiam
FRIENDSHIP TENT No. 81. K. 0. T
M,--Meets second and fourth Wednesdays
each month in I. 0. 0. F. hall. Visiting
uniiinta welcome.
H. C. Ball, Com
raox hloch, Kecord Keeper.,
L.O. T. M. HIVE No. 27. Meett every
first and third Thursdays in the .after
noon at the Kedmen hall. All vn
ladies art welcome.
Mauds Lono Lady Commander.
m, Kj. vissey, Kecord Keeper v
B. P. 0. E.. U QRANDE LODQE No.
83 Meets each Thurtday. evening at
eight o'clock in Elks hall, on Adams Ave
nue. Visiting Brothers are cordially in
vited to attend.
F. S. Ivanhoe, Exalted Ruler,
u. E. McCully, Recording Secretary.
LA GRANDE LQDQE No. 189
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD-Meets
very Friday of tach. month
tht K, of P. hall in tht Corp building. All
visiting members welcome.
n. l, aoklei, Consul Commander.
J. H. Kiincy, Clerk. ;
Centennial Hotel
Under new management.
Board and Room $5 per week, cath.
Mealt 25 ctt. Special rates fumisht
Monthly patrons. No. 1417 Adams Avt.
Phont No. 1161. .
Mrs. W. E. MurchisorC proprietress
' r i
Service
(nn arug store iri wwyi .mry
justomtr sj wtll fiat they will not th;.i
of going elsewhere for drug stare goods.
business of corar COURT
Union Precinct, Polling place: High
School Building. District No. 8.
Judges: R. V. Davit, Ed Mitchell. Ed.
Fickell. .
Clerks: Perry Oliver, Adna Busick, J.
W. Spencer.
Union precinct No. 2. Polling place:
Court House.
Judges: S. D. Corny, F. E. Foster,
John Craig.
Clerks: Waldo Perry, F. W. Davit,
O. W. Benson.
North Powder precinct Polling plact:
City Hall. . ..
Judges: H. 0. Gorham. S. Vandecar,
John O'Brien.
Clerks: John M. Gilkison. , E. A. Mur
phy, J. A. Pilchtr.
Perry precinct. Polling place: Athlttic
Club room.
Judges: H. E. Backus, Peter Nelson.
U.Y.Stoddard.
Clerks: Lee Wamick, Charles Mim
tiaugh, George Haymond.
Imbler Precinct: Polling place; School
House District No. 11.
Judges: H. H. McGoldrich, J. W.
.' Tuttle, William Henri. .
Clerks: Walter Stringham, James
; Eubankt, William Parkar.
i.T.rrtrv!!'; Pwlivrt? Pnllin. Place:
School House District No. 13.
Judges: Charlet Myret, John McRaa,
' J.T. Woodell.
Clerks: E. S. Logan, Simon Woodell,
Ben Hug. .
Starkey Precinct; Polling Place; School
Houst District No. 52. v
Judges: J. B. Ayres, W. S. McMillan,
M. S. Wilkinson.
Cltrksr A. J. Sullivan, E. F. Johns. W.
H. Briggt.
Bills allowed at tht February term of
County Court
Alex Slater, Boarding Paupers $109.26
C. C. Pennington, Boarding
Prisoners for January, 1906 128.24
Ed. Wright Work on Tax '
Rollt .... ; 87.00
B. Eaton, do 78.00
John Dunington, Salary for
January 1906.. ., . 85.60
C. E. Saunders; M, D. Services
at per bill 14.35
J. M. Berry, Mdse. as par bill. 2.75
Tht Golden Rule Company.
Mdt.at per bill 1.00
Union Electric Light Co. Lights .
at ptr bill 17.80
J. A, Matott Work on Regis
tration Books .-. , 66.00
, E. Cochran. Registering
otert , 5.80
Grande
Ronde
Eltctrig Co.
etc. at per
Light
rtpairs,
bill
38.40
Grande Rondt Electrio Co,
Lights at ptr bill...
80.50
2.20
Mrs. T. N. Murphy Mdse. as
per bill... ; ; -......',.,
Baoon & Hall, Professional
services at per bill....,..'
20.00
Frtd Fitk, Sheriff, services
subpoenlng C. D. Lee
Lee , r.
2.80
J. M. Blakely, Service! sub-
poening Henry Weaver
1.00
C. E. Hawke. M. D. Examina
tion of McMaham
6.00
F. W Whiting, Examination of
Salo, Insane
B.00
1. W. Faulk, Caring far Wing
Insa.no. ,..
4.00
Q. R. Thornton, Map of L
Grande
10,00
7.20
F.G. Adcook, MdsV at ner
bill
Vergire Tslephont Co, Phont.
teryiGet ,
1,60
Pacific SUtea Tel. 4 Ttl. C.
Phoni tervioe Poor Farm
Unlqn
1.25
Pacific States Ttl, at Tl. Co.
Phont services Sheriff's
Offlso , '
13.45
Pacific States Ttl. 4, Tel. Co,
Phone, services Reaordtr't
Offict
2.60
8.20
:e.50
Paoiflq States Tel. A Tel. Co.
Phone service Clerk's Office
Eastern Oregon Republican,
Printing at per bill
Eastern Oregon Republican,
do : :. j
10.60
14.00
Tht Modern Printery, do,M.
La Qrande Chronicle, do
14.26
Bushong & Co., Mdse. at oer
bill,
Irwin Hudson Co., Mdse. as per
bill. -,.::.;......;.
Irwin Hudson Co.. do
f
109.75
r'.c.oo
26.45
64.75
35.46
2.17
Tht Oregon Scout Printing as
per Dili (A
A. T, HHI, Mi. at ptr blll..l,.:' "
Qlfttl 4t Prudhommt Co, Mdat. .
at ptfbill, , .
Glass 4 Prudhommt Co., do., ...
Glass at Prudhommt Co. do.
Glass & Prudhommt Co. do. ...
W. A. MaxwtlU Printing af
i ptr bill. .::
John Hough, : J. P, ' feet,
Statt vt. Hararru,"
T. B.Johnson, Const fees, J. P. .
. Cdurt Statt vt. Harami.
T. B. Johnson.' Witness J. P.
Court Statt vt. Haramli
Jtnnit Crabtree, do,
K, Mixoguchi, do- ....
, 5. Miller, J, P. feet. Sutt
vt, Slater,' '..'......;:;...
VY. A. Maxwell. Const fee.
J. P. Ct Statt vs. Slater. ....
John .E, Hough. J. P. feet,
Statt vs. B. Murphty.-. ; ,.., t
L. Reyburn, Const feet,' J. P.
Ct Statt vt. B. Murphy
15.00
4.17
f.8S
t
7.95
11.20
1.30
1&0
- 6.50
1.70
H.50
8.70
' . 6.70
4.10
C. G. Harrison, da
John E. Hough, J. P, fees, State
vs. Sloan,
J. H. McLachlin. Const feet
J. P. Ct SUU vt. Sloan
Jaa. C. Vanhorn, witness J. p. '
Court, Statt vt. Sloan, ..
L. Reyburn, do.,
John E. Hough, J. P. fee's.
State ys, Casey,
J. H. McLachlin, Const fees,
J. P. Ct Statt vs. Casey
P. C. Charlton, witness J. P.
Ct Statt vt. Casey, ,..
N. E. Suydam, do.,
L. Reyburn, do.,
John E.' Hough, J. P. fees,
State vs. Rockwell,'..".
J. H. McLachlin, Const feet
J. P. Court vs. Rockwell
L. Reyburn, Witness J.. P. Ct
Statt vs. Rockwell,,..
F. P. Childers, Witness J. P. .
Court State vs. Rockwell......
1.70
1.70
12.70
8.60
1.70
1.70
6.45
7.10
5. 70
4.60
4.85
2.60
9.90
9.00'
11.40
14.55
6.60
6.10
5.10
1.70
8.10
4.70
8.90
7.00
6.98
6,40
J. E. Bateman, do.,
J. E, Hough. J. P. fees, State
vs. Gaskell, ....;..,;.
J. H. McLachlin, Const fees,'
J. P. Ct, State ve. Gaskell,.
J. H. McLachlin. Witness J. P.
Ct State vs. Gaskell
F. C. Forbes, do.
S. M. Gorff, J. P. fees, State
vs. Parker,
. O. Christiansen, Sp, Coui
feet, J. P. Ct State vs. Parker
; D. McDowell, J, P. fees,
State vs. Rushton,
I. C. Glenn, Const fees, J. P.
Ct State vs. Rushton
i. D. McDowell, J. P. fees,
State vs. Tappan
A. C. Glenn, Const, fees, J. P.
Ct, State vs. Tappan,'
John E. Hough, J, P. fees.
State Vt. McDowell
J. H. McLaqhlin. Const, feet,
Statt vt, McDowell
John E. E, Hough, J. P. feet, .
State Vt. Hunte.r
H. McLachlin. Const fees, J.
P, Ct State vs. Hunter,
L, A. Stringham, Witness J, P.
Court Statt vt Hunter
C. R. Hibbard, do
N. Irvin do v
Roger Deal, do .
Samuel Brooks, do
George Ott do
John E. Hough. J. P. feet, State
vt, Ntwbilt
J. H. McLachlin, Const feet, J.
P. Ct . State vs. Newbill
H. P. Oliver. J. P. feet. Statt
vt. Coharty .: ,
Wm, MaCardle, Canst, fees, J.
P. Ct. State vs. Conarty ...
W. A. Worsted, Juror Swart
Inquest .,
1.20
J. F, Sttlnbaok.do
James Nash, do
1,20
1.20
1.20
1.20
S, J. WhiH, da...-
H. W. Stoner. do
C. E, Duffleld, do
1.20
F. H, ' Bacon, witnttt Swart
inquest ...a
1.70
Jat. E. Hough, tama
1.70
1.70
1.70
1.70
Roy McCojr, samt
H. E. Grady, tame
J. W. O'Brien, same
L. B. Alspack, same
L. W. Petri samt .
R, W, Patrit. same
1.70
1.70
1.70
7.60
J. H, McLachlin. conatahlt ser
vices Swart inquest
J, -C Henry, coroner's feet
Swart inquest ... ,!
8'66
6.25
Wm, Grant taking deposition
Swart inquest. . ;
Glass Prudhommt Co., mdst
M ptr bill
1.64
40.00
Samt, ;
Geo. May, relief
8.00
10.00
D. W, Souder. tame
A I! C
I SATURDAY, Feb. 24
At 2
At store room formerly oc
cupied by Baker Bros, all my
. . ' ...
Household Furniture
TERMS- $5 and less. cash.
Days on approve d Security
DR. C. E. HAWK,
J. M. Price, Auctioneer. -
1.70 Ella Neason, samt ...... 10.00
John Hilderbrand, same 16.00
7.30 Luvicy Edwards, samt .. 8.00
Maggie Slagner, same... 6.00
8.60 C.C. Coal well, work, on road
distNo.14 93.00
1.70 S. C Goff, work on Wallowa
1.70 bridge ....., ..,.... 89.00
, Robert Blumenstein, services
7.30 on Wallowa bridge 17.50
J. D. Casey, lumber as per bill - 4.30
4.10 Same 7.65
James Garrity & Co, bridge
1.70 bolts ;.: 1.00
1.70 Payne and Zweifel, material .
1.70 as per bill 1.80
Blumenstein & Brown, mdst at -
9.36 per bill ..." 6.40
Fine & Barnhill, livery hire at .
4.10 per bill 4.60
MiU Cunningham, work on road
1.70 district No. 28 47.60
RESERVE
10 RECEIVE
fflEHIIOH
(Observer Special)
Washington, D. C, Feb. 22 Chief of
the Forestry Bureau Qifford Pinchot
who has been away from Washington for
short time, promised Senator Fulton
this week to take up personally the
matter of alloting the Wenaha '-reserve
for range purposes, as petitioned by the
Umatilla County Wool Growers' Associa
tion. Incidental to this discussion, the
general proposition of range apportion
ment on their reserves will be discussed.
The Senator is urging that local stock
interests affected by reserve apportion
ment bt given greater voice in tht matter,
and that when there it an issut of fact
regarding any proposition, the depart
ment provide the means for hearing tht
case, and if the ruling of the supervisor
it found erroneous or unjust to contiguous
interests the chief of tht bureau revise
the primary allotment
In this connection, It it tht hope of
the Oregon senator to develop a clearer
method of procedure in range allotments,
which, in the nature of things, it likely to
be nebulous at tuch at tht present early
stage of the work. Developments of tht
Wenaha reserve stem to indicate that the
department does not give the heed to
local interests that it demanded by the
states in which forest reserves are
situated, and the first contest in tht
Northwest section may evolve a plan
that will be of general benefit to stock
owners.
Wood! Wood! Wood!
Good dry wood delivered
to any part of the city.
ANY LENGTH, ANY KIND,
Special prices on quantity
orders. No order too
large or too small
James Beavers, Red 1441
T ION
p. m.
Ov;r $5. Ninety
GET READY
f OR SPRING
Hava your bicycle cleaned and
repaired. -
C. L. SMITH
CREAMERY BUILDING
IN A HURRY?
THEN CALL
Wfl. REYNOLDS
' THE TRANSFER MAN 0
He will take that trunk to the De
pot or your home in less time
it takes to tell it " .
Day phone Red 761 : 1
Night phone Black 1 792 V
Wagon always at your service ''
I Beautiful Hair and Face ' I
I May be had by having scienti
i Shampooing and Massage. T
. HOTEL FOLEt -
i Tonsorial Parlors - :
i are prepared to do these specialties
and Friday of each week will be
for LadA customers. Pribate par- .
, lor for ladies. Lady attendant in'.
i chare. -'
! C. T. COLT Prop. .
eaeeeeeeeet''
S3
G. L FOWLLR
Truck and
Transfer
Wood and Coal
PHONE 1611
All ordert given prompt attention
THE
OXFORD PAR
JAMES FARQUH ARSON, Prop,
Comptota umortiuonl ol
WINES, LIQUORS
AND CIGARS
J Cold lunches and mixed drinks a
specialty. Fair and impartial JL
treatment to all. You are invited vl
2 to call and get acquainted. J
............;..'..
THE LOUVRE
CHRIS WRIGHT, Prop.
FIN I
WINES. LIQUORS
CIQAR5
Gentlemen always Welcome
Fir Street
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A. T. Hill, PrtscriptlonDrugBU
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