La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 14, 1906, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textfats' VT... PkLSSIORAL (ADik PHYSICIANS 5- L. B1GGERS M. D, Physiciam and Surgeon Offic Ralston Bid. over J.M.Beiry .tor Office Phone Black 1S21 Residence Phone Red 1001 , 1 DR. A. L. RICHARDSON - - Physiciar and Surgeon ' ' Office over Hill'e Drug Store. Office Phone 1362 Residence Main 65 N. PHYSICIAN " MOLITOR M. D. . SUROBON Cor. Adams Avenue and Depot St Office Main 68 ; . Residence Main 68 W1LLARD SMITH PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Lewis Building, opposite Sommer House Office hours, 1 to 4, 7. to 8. p. m. Phone Main 71' BACON & Hah- PHYSICIANS AMD SURGEONS Office in Foley Building, Phone Main 19 C. T. Bacon residence, Main 1 8 ' j M, K. Hall residence. Main 52 DR. H. VOLP. ' ' Physician and Suroeon Office: Corp Building. Telephone Main 80 Calls answered day or night j 'VETERINARY SURGEON DR. P. A. CHARLTON VETERINARY SURGEON ' Office at Hill's Drugstore, La Grande Or .Residence Phone Red, 701 Offiee'-jPhone 136) Farmer Line 58 ATTORNEYS CRAWFORD, CRAWFORD Attobneys-at-Law LA GRANDE oreooon Office in Foley Building J. W. Attorney and KNOWLES Counsellor at Law .Office in Ralston Building La Grande, Oregon. , . .. . H. T. Williams A. C. Williams WILLIAMS BROS ATTORNEYS-AT-LA Office in Ralston Building C rande. Oregon L A. PICKLE R Civil. Minino, Irrigation Engineering AND SURVEY1NO Estimates. Plans, and Specifi cations. Office in Bohnenkamp Building. La Grande. Qreoon Dentists REAV1S BROS DENTISTS Office Sommer Building V Office Black 51 . Residence 1171 . C. B. CAUTHORN DENTIST Office over Hill's Drug Store t . CiuANnE. Oregon enp cm FNear Cove. 380 acres of fine fruit, vezatab'e and pasture land, with fine spring water, for 34,500. Also h.finett rpsidance and acre block in . Cove for S5.600, or land and town " property for S 9.500 if taken together. Inquire at this office FOR SALE 200 acres of timber land three miles west of La Grande. Will make good wood ranch, est'rrated -to cut 10.000 cords of wood. By 'laving wood cut and hauled in summer and selling in winter, anyone can make , good money out of this. land. Addres ' P. O. Box 2 1 1 , Medf ord. Oregon. HAIR C00DS A. T. La Freniere and wife have ;,t'i rrivnd In thecitv with a com- 5 piete line of Hair goods. Pompad ours, Switches and all kinds of ladies hair good mide to order. Switches made from combings. Cut hair and combings bought. Gentlemen's Toupees made to order. Satisfaction guaranteed. Office in Hotel Sommer ROOM 2 Classified Advertisements. Rates One cent a word, one-half a cent a word each subsequent inser tion. Classified adds bring quick re sults. Try one today. FOR RELIABLE ABSrRAGTS OF TITLES go to the La Grande Invest ment Company, La .Grande. Ore., ip Foley building. ' ; REAL ESTATE LOANS Any. amounts on city and country real estate. Loans closed promptly, as soon as title Is ap proved. La Grandi iInvestmentjCom- ' PANY , ' - HIDES, PELTS, FURS, JUNK Highesli pnce paid for hides pelts, fur and junk Harri corral; one block astof Geddes grocery store. Moss Harris. FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT Fumished housekeeping rooms in suite of two, three or four. Phon Blacl 601. MONEY For loans pn city property set Wm. Grant's agency. ' Also real estat and insurance. WANTED A girl.for general houttwoil email family, good wages, must be corn patent Inquire this office. FOR SALE Ten head of. horse, and on ' fresh miloh cow. ' Inquire of Mr. Ro3rand Harris, on door this side of -Uohr ail Co. Butcher shop. ? creditable write-up of the ' game, published herewith: pi watertight XJn'e acr1ri fruit Tojfter winning ight uccssiv game, room house with .pantry and clany' ibam and other improvements. Chrr th " if told at once. No agent' comrmssrnoon in on of tne iasuugina umm. . paid. : Inquire at this office. ; " "" been played in Walla Walla thi sea 1 ' . ' . The defeat wa not due so much to FOR SALE-'Desirabl midence prcjuperior playing of th visitor a it rty in LaGrande. City water and bato Will Mil furnitur with house. Inqui ie of H. U. Meyers, at Anderson &Myfrt barber (hop. FOI RENT Two tory hous on WaJ mgton Av. Rent only ..! $12.00: quire at La Grande School of Music FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 20 acre of unimproved fruit land 2 mile from Summerville, for sale cheap or 'will ex change for lots in La Grande or improv ed property and pay difference in price. La Grande Investment Co. ; ROOM AND BOARD Mrs. Grace Barrie would like to secure rooms and board ers. Apply at Mrs. E. C Moor' resi dence on Fourth Street " . ' FOR SALE? Gooqnackand harness Tor sale or trade for milch cows. "Apply at this office. . ' ,t FOR RENT The Anthony new six room hous, corner sixth and P. street -Inquire 1606 Sixth Street' WANTED Help, first class and. com petent quarrymen wanted at onoe. J. L. Mars. FOR SALE OR TRADE Two acres In Honan's addition, nicely improved, large roomy house, good water. Will trade for lots improved or unimproved or team or both. . C. A Cary. FOUND A buggy , robe,' in this city. Owner can have same by calling at E. G. Adcocks. furniture store, prompt ly and paying for this notice. WANTED Position by competent book keeper. Inquire at 1 307 Madison Ave nue. FOR SALE Furniture, cheap if sold at once. House for rent Inquire of . Mrs F. L. Hunnel. phene Black 1 122. FOR RENT Pleasantlyfurnisned room suitable for lichthousekeeping. Mrs. E C. Moore, 1617 Fourth Street FOR SALE Residence, corner 8th. and" N. Also driving turn, harness, light buggy and hack. Call at thi office. REMOVED-Sarah Adeline Smith's dressmaking parlor from 3d St to 1808.4th St ...... FOR RENT 6 Enquire of A Fourth tt room hous to C. Hjntington, rent 1740 HELP WANTED Competent woman or girl to do general house work. Person accepting position need not remain with family at nights, unless convenient. Inquire at this office. APPRENTICES WANTED Inquire of Mrs. J. Rv Forrest the milliner, at once HAMMOCKS Hand made hammock and fishnets by Jack Walker, 21 12 3d St. Repairing hammock a specialty FOR SALfc Trees, shad and orna mental, Norway maple, Carolina popular, box alder, mountain ash.wild blackcherry, American linden, Scotch laburnum, golden chain tree, whit ash sugarmapie, whit elm, honey locust smoke tree, golden elder, Japanese quince, California privet lilacs, honey suckle, hydrangia, Siberian pea tree and all kind of roses and flower Phon black 601 or inquir of C. L. Kaler, 1603 Adam Avenue. I ove overnor Chamberlain in his speeches r coun AA(., r tttrjw f.vill;. UiUOU Ul OSUil Ufl Jf LUC dX I9 Up Ccc1 to cn i SfllOOl (Afi S(M 6S Island Gty 35 an: won it first gam with for 20 Walla at th later' ground last woke jXmpXb. Walla Walla Union give gradu yards) ever Booster went down to defeat J just-aJ La Grand team yesterday Waltel spurt won Th wi th good fortune of the visiting placing it hit and much of th entries! saw a i ai : .l j r: - i the victory ia dm to Pitcher Beb- J nendl . j . - i Chamberlain claims credit for baninc of th school funds. It is a wll knowri fact that thi was made possible by thqi enactments of a republican ' legislato which reduced the rat of interest so 'all to compet favorably with private loan fund, and also autnbrized th investment of the school money in bonds, of stated kind.; .k ; 'There are two causes which made : the loaning anil investment of th funds pos sible and at present there ar over $300,- 000 covered by interest bearing bonds. Asid from these considerations Cham berlain is but a minority of the board which manages the, school fund and it i th height of arroganc for him to a turn the credit of its record. Any man but a democratic demagogue would be ashamed to make such a claim. ' , 2 THEGREATTHINQ3 Chamberlain boast qf th great thing he ha don at th penitentiary but he fail to acknowledge that he was provid' d with fund to do it with by a generous republican legislature, the member of which recognized that the institution had been neglected too long on account of the perverseness of factionalism, which dictated the punishment of Governor Geer by refusing to listen to hiss recom mendationt and mad th necscsaJy pro vision to put the building in shape. AN EXPENSIVE REIGN The legislature of 1903 placed at Chamberlain's disposal sufficient money to not only put the buildings in shape, but to enable him to fit up the dwelling place of his appointees luxuriously.. These things were done by a republican legisla ture, under tn recommendation or repu blican committees, yet our democratic governor takes the oredit for - them Chamberlain' administration of th pen itentiary has been the ' costliest in th history of the state by several thousand dollars. The figures are available, TREASURER'S , (All fOR QTY WARRANTS notice it hereby given that ther ar now funds on hand to pay all outstanding warrants issued on General Fund of La Grande City, up to an including, No. 5233 endorsed Nov. 4, 1904. Interest on all warrants on General Fund from No. 61 16 to No. 5233 inclus- ve, ceases from this date. There at also funds in the treasury pay all warrants issued against Water Fund of La Grande City, up to and cluli ng No. 6057 endorsed Feb. 10 1 906. Interest on all warrants on Water Fund from No. 6918 to No. 6057 Indus tve.ceases from date of thi call. La Grande, Oregon, May 4th. 1 906. J. K. Wrioht City Treasurer. . . MODERN CAllANTRY. , Th Man ( in the street car) "Take my seat madam." . - The Woman " Thank you, but I alo get out t th next corner." Chicago Daily New. ...-.; ., LOST A book cotaining filed out appli cation for membership to the Eagl ' Aerie. No. 269, La Grand. Oregon, the same was lost on or about April 1 1906. A liberal reward will b paid for it return to Dr, G. L. Biooirs, president, (oraion Scrlpp New Association Santa Crui, Cal.May 1 4. Republican from all part of th Stat ar gathered here to attend the Golden Jubilee celebra tion in honor of the Fiftieth anniversary of the first national Republican convention. This celebration is to be held in connec tion with th fifth annual convention of fh Stat League of Republican Club of California, which opens in. Santa Crui Casino Hall today and will last two days. Ther wa a hor$ business meeting this forenoon and in the afternoon the Union League Club of Stockton, will present an oil portrait of Gen. John C. Fremont the first Republican nominee for President This will be followed with greetings to th pioneer Republican who voted for Fremont ir. 1866. ' . tomorrow ther will b a recaption to th veteran of the Mexican. Civil and Spanih-Amrica ware. Thi will be rouowea oy xcrcite commemorating th services rendered to the party by distinguished national and Stat Republ can. . Tomorrow afternoon there will be a meeting with shop speeches, general business, election of officer and le;tion of delegate to th National League Con vention. In the vening there will be I honor of the retiring and th newly lct l nfflctm. ; -y Th diennnial convention of th National Republican League will b held in Phila delphia and on that occasion th fiftieth anniversary of the birth of the First National Republican Convention will be celebrated."..; REWfOUNDUND StAWd COOD (Sorlpp New Association) - - Torodto, Ont, May 14 Report just given out by th Government chow that th Mewfoundland cealing fishery ha been a great' success. ; Last year th catch wa 174,000. Thi ason over 500,000 war killed. An xprimnt wa mad thi year with a powerful Iron hip, and th ease with -which h smashed her way through th ic and anablnd th hunter to get closer to the tsaling ground ha marked a' new departur in th method of an industry which is th great event of the early part of th year in Newfoundland and i said to give m ploymont to 5,000 mn. r ' LOVINO CUP fOR THE -MISSISSIPPI (Scrlppe New Aasoclatlon) Wahington,' D. C. May .14 Through John Sharp Williams, of Mississippi, th Mis'sippl branch of the society of Colonial Dam presented to Assistant Secretary Newberry of the Navy department a sil ver loving cup for tn battleship Mississi ppi, which i now building. Th cup will be formally presented to th officer of th ship before it It placed in commission. A CARNEGIE PROPOSAL Father "Can you support her in tl manner to which she is accustomed'- Suitor -"Yes sir; if you will raise a equal amount," New York Sun... NOTICE Of f INAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby given that Wm. B, Sargent. Administrator of th Estate of Sarah C. Worstell, deceased, ha filed her final account and report in th said estat and th County Court of Union County, Oregon, 'ha set Tuesday, June 18, 1906, at 2 o'cLck p. m., for hearing th came. Wm. B. Sargent. Administrator. J. R. OLIVER. U NION TO U N T Y ABSTRACTS Farm Loans a Specialty Best equipped abstracter in Union county. Many year -experience with th Union county records gives me a great advantage. It is folly to purchase real estat without first securing a proper abstract. An abstract from my offic will chow th titl just as it appear on th , official record.' ). R. OLIVER, LA GRANDE, ORFGJN Room S 1 Sommer Building i ' X r? csraTvrrir xn rM o a ' rainra r , run it&rr n rPTi D. H. STErWARD. MONDAY, MAY 14 GOLDEN GATES BEST The California ; Extravaganza Company . Presenting th Musical Creation in Two Acts , "The Great. ' 30 GOLDEN GATE m THE ELECTRICAL SWINGS THE DANCE Of THE H01R THE SILVER MARCH THE, FLOWER BALLET PRICES 60c. f5c, and $1 ; For several seasons we hav been lh leading efd distributors of Union county and our, present stock "-' Is latger than ever. Everything in the seed line , Setute our prices on j either , small or quantity purchases : 1 'v - j; 'S'', f-'-'';::x,' .x Slater "Buildintz . IEFFERSON AVE Main 57" Our Storage No. I is still filled with the Choicest Hay. . All grades T'rrfbthv, Mixed and r Wild, - We offer -you Choice Hay forv$!2 00 per Ir n. We are giving focal , conjvmers ail the benifit of the Recline .in! the ravkeC !0N SALE, SEED POTATOES ;W have several ear of tru varieties In transiet, Rural Yorker; ; Burbankt; Shipper Prid; Mill's Pr; and ' Early ' Ros. ' will hav them her in a fw day. W offer these at $1 per cwt In order to ecur tru yarieti In th., futur w will pay fth largt markt pric for your prssant ttock and tail you ImporUd eedv. f.':' v;. ; PHONE MAIN 2 v -I ::i Oregon Produce Company CITY Jl LIUS Largest Brewing .Plant in Eastern Oregon Ask for La Grande Beer and get the Best LA GRANDE BEER IS MADE IN LA GRANDE AND SHOULD HAVE THE PREFERENCE What' the good of keeping from him Any good things you may see, That will lift his load of labor . ' . Like Rocky Mountain Ta . . -. -. Nwlih Dbuo Co, '. IN A HURRY? THEN CALL Wn. KETHOLbS THE TRANSFER MAN " He will tak that trunk to th De pot or your horn in less tim than it tak to tell it. Day phon Red 761 Night " Black U92 Wagon always at your servic Proprietor and Manager. Girls White Way" BEAUTIES -3D. Seat on sal Saturday morning - j - BREWERY ROESCH, Proprietor. : WOOD roR sale ;: 200 cord of Yellow Pin and Red Fir, winter cut, on my place 2 mile south of city. Arty quantity $3.50 per cord on th ground, banked out within easy reach. W, W. Outs. La Grande. Oregon JL Contractor MAPS, v and Builder Dealer in Building Material La Grande, Oregon Dro a lin naming work, and 1 wilt nam th right pnc.