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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1906)
XT 4 Of 7" iGbASSiriEB ADS tion. Classified adds bring quick result. Try on today. FOR SALE Tan hud of hortH anil u I fr.h milch M- ii,. r,, m . ........ - - ....fw, Wl HI 1 W. lVWW I LI I. J it. ' i . . I -J nan is, on uoor mil siae 01 Kofir and Co. Butcher shop. FOR SALE OR TRADE-Two acres in Honanaaddition, .nicely improve. large room. hou aoni i mk.a, T Will .-3.! roomy hou8,'BooaiifaUr. ' Will trade V. vART. FOR SALE Furniture, cheap if sold at one.- House for rent Inquire of Mrs F. L. Hunnel. phone Black 1 1 22. FOR.SALE CHEAP A good house and - out buildings, and S acres of good land in Old T&wn close-to Jnill creek.' In quire of Mrs. AI'Swaiosh FOR SALE-Air - condition. motor windmill good A. Mclain N 4th st WANTED Men and boys for beet thin ning. Apply to Samuel Storey,., FOR SALE An established, well paying business, small capital required, good reasons for telling, j , j Address X Observer. ' - ' FOR RENT One furnished and one iin '", furnished house. Inquire of MrsS. C. Zuber. ;; . LOST On the streets of this city, a lady's black purse. Return to this ' office and receive reward. FOR RENT-Pleasant furnished room at 906 Main Street. front FURNISHED Black 612 ' FRONT ROOM-Phone FOR RENT Furnished room in John Anthony house corner 6th and P st. MONEY For loans on city property see Wm. Grant's agency. Also real estate and insurance. FOR SALE For the next ten days, brick building on Adams Avenue. A bargain for same one. Inquire of S. R. Haworth. LOST A Lady's gold handled parasol Q. H. P. engraved on handle. Return to Mrs. Frank Pike and receive reward WANTED A girl to do housework in family of three, no children. Inquire at No. 160S, 7th Street. LOST -In this city,, a gold fob locket with emerald settings. Leave at this office and receive reward. FOR RENT To people without children, my roaming house on Adams Avenue. Suitable for boarding house, mostly furnished. Rooms now filled. Mrs. Zora E. Patty. FOR SALE One threshing machine 33 by 60 with band cutter long feeder and everything complete will sell or trade. ' J. E. Reynolds Phone 1961 FOR SALE CHEAP-If sold not later than July 7th. Pianoes, stoves, . tables, chairs, bookcases, bed room suite, bed steads and springs, ice cream freezer etc. Call at corner of 8th and 0 St. F. J. Boorit FOR SALE Near Cove. 380 acres o fi.ie fr jit. vegetab'e and pasture land, with fine spring water, for $.60Q. Also the fin jt residence and acre block in Cove for $5,600. or land ' and town property for $9,600 if taken together. ' Inquire at this office FOR SALE One 33 by 60 Russell Sep arator with wind stacker and long and short self feeder and band cutter com plete, J. E. Reynolds, La Grande R. F. D No. 2 a-a- mnlll The Eastern Oregon Trust and Savings Bank 1 COMMENOED "BUSINESS MAY 1. 1906. Statement of condition as shown by books June 1 8, 1 906, which is the date of call for statement for National Banks by Comptroller of the Currency. RESOURCES Loans and Discounts, $43.31 2 93 BonJs 6-222 Swck Warrants - . 877.96 Furniture & Fixtures ' 1.74100 Expanse, 1.169.11 Cash on hand ...,, m Banks 34.621 38 Total ;$86.72237 We are not required to publish statements, but we take pride in our progres for thtf first ix weeks. OFFICERS w c RPriWN Piesident w MILLER- v R'tsident K SaVeR Cater T. J- SCRCXWIN. Asst. Cashier : -eh--i.. - F. J. HOLMES, Treasurer.' " k n ..... . ruK. rA f" room house. In- quire of F. L. Meyer. La Grande National Bank. Good look brins haooinass. FrianHa Tof Tl - . ! mniln bPht re more tor us when we' meet them parkling with health, which .ooriie t taking Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea". Tea or Tablet. . r. Newlin Druo Co. IUVI A flULUBAKKUffu t ,,. iT)epartyhot3kit square iron topped wooden frame wheelbarrow at my Building, Implement and Material 'yard near-the Tool House on the 16th without my permission will please return same at once and oblige,1- .' ! . J. L. Ma . .ORSALI. t7:V4 m - . . &ijiiic9Ttj)ouse,barnpiaca chickens or hogVorohardoll kinds o fruit and plenty of wjsT Located east of flouring mill, JjMfexcliange for city property Applu4t premise. JohnQavan VIOLOI v : . Miss Bertha Young will give lesson -on the Violin. ; . Teacher '' certificate from Whitman College Conservatory of Music. Phone 1994. ': V-: ' STRAWBERRIES fOR SALC " Persons desiring strawberries can Se cure same fresh from the undersigned. Berries picked Wednesday and Friday. J. A. Chandler Fruitdale JUST ARRIVED -i Ladie's and children's hose and shoe polish just arrived at the Fair store. , ' SPECIAL RATE ; The O. R. ti "N. ' Co. have made "a special rate of one and one third fare 90cta for the round trip to Elgin and re turn on July 6th, Pioneer day. Ample accommodation will be provided for . a crowd. The train will liave , here promptly at 9; 16 and will return at-6 o'clock p. m.- , ; :f BID FOR B0NDS J Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received by the City Recorder of the City of La Grande, up to August 1st 1906, for the purchase $30,000 Water Bonds, of City of La Qrande, said bonds to bear 6 interest, payable 1 emi-an-ually, and to run for a period of 20 year with privilege of redemption at any time after 10 years, upon giving three months notice. - ' : Q. E. Fowler . Chairman Ways & Means Committee WOOD AND COAL WANTED ; Nolioe is hereby given at Schop District No. 1 of Union county, Oregta will receive up to 6 o'block p. ni of Juke 29, 1 9C6. sealed bid for fnrntshing said school District with 160 cords, of four foot split yellow pine, and red fir ; wooL said wood to be cut while greee and not later than Aug. I, 1906, free from large knots and acceptable to said school board All wood to be delivered at high school building and to be corded up closely where directed by the Board. 60 cords to be delivered by Aug. 1, and all on or beforj Sept 5, 1906. r- Also sealed bids for furnishing, !rom 30 to 110 tons of Lump coal to be. delivered in coal bins at school building. Bids for coal and wood to be teperat and rr.ay be for a les amount than the the whole therefore. Bid to be If ft with school clerk. B03 rd reserve the right to reject any and all bids. A. C. Williams. School Clerk. LIABILITIES Capital Stock,. Earnings, Deposits Total .. $60,000.00 . . 1.620.30 ... 26,202.07 ...$86,722.87 ' CATCHER INJURED !: Walter Guy of LeorH Kansas, who had been work in in the railroad varHa at Huntington, and playing ball with the team trom that city, mat with a grue some accident yesterday. . He was thrown under an engine in some way, and the wheels severed one of hi limb. He was taken to the hospital at Baker City Guy was on of the best catcher in the state, and when seen here with a -'Huntington team a few weeks ago. won the praise of all for his clever work. ! WAUm BRIDGE NEAR COMPLETION. r The. work on 4h Wallowa bridge ie progressing rapidly and in the course of a few days will be completed and ready for usOThe bridge is located about 160 s above the location of the old bridge which brings it just below the mouth of the Minam river. This will be a grea help to traffic both from Wallowa and Union counties, as stock and vehicles can now cross the river without danger of drowning, as has been the case up to the present time. EINAL PRACTICES. The fir department boys were out last evening practicing their staunts for the Fourth. They limited the work to starting and sprin ing, and as a final wind-up of the evening' work, thy ran the full 200 yards and strung 300 feet of hose. The time, though not announc ed was creditable. The boy have work ed hard and should win their share of the races tomorrow. A hose cart, es pecially adapted for this purpose arrived from Walla Walla last night and will be used in the races. A LITTLE CIRLS CONCEPTION : The following i a true story, vouched for by Chas. Noyes, who give his person al guarantee that it really occured at the Stevenson saw mill. It simply tends to show that loggers are the ; came the world over and that they are considered in a class to themselves by all who know them. ' It seems that there had been a pay day and the usual fight and that the same was witnessed by a little girl. She described the altercation to her mother in the following graphic manner. ' "O mamma, you should have seen the fight down the street. There was a fight between a logger and a man and the gentleman who runs the saloon rushed ut and stopped them". It is ever thus. Deaths from Appendicitis decrease in the same raJo that, the use of Dr. King's New Life Pill increases. They save you from danger and bring quick and painlews releaee from consti pation and the ' ills growing out of it Strength and vigor always follow their use.. Guaranteed by Nrwlin Druo 25c. Try them. JUST ARRIVED Ladies white canvas oxfords, at the Fair store. FAVORITE COLORS arc all found in the 'list of Sherwin Wilhams paints, and their high quality insures that any shade will be permanent. They don't fade like manv so- called paints.' Neither ' do they lose their life and scale off, are they affected by sun or ra'n. They can be relied upon as being thoroughly durable in all respect. Now that the 4th of July is ap proaching it is a good time to celebrate by giving your house, fence, or outbuilding a; new dress. SIARlflS a JARMAN - . Paper ilaniers and Decoratoratart JULY -AT- !M -GRANDE i: $1000 will bz civen prizes and premiums ,9 Toot Races, Bicycle Races, Riding, and al. Klads of i TUC-0F WAR, 11ILGARD and PERRY Band Concerts Brilliant Display j 11.. . . .... . i ni win oe um biggest and exhibited in La Grande X GRAND BALL AT NIGHT La Grande National Bank ESTABLISHED. 8B7 1 United States Depositary Capital Stock, Surplus and undivided profi ts $160.0 M00 , : . I ....:.. OPFICrHS AND DIIIBOTOH TEORQE PALMER, President. J. M. BERRY", Vica Pwwnwv F. L. MEYERS, Camim. ... W. L. BRENHOLTS, A-bta-t Casm.k-. GEORGE L CLEAVER. F. M. BYRKIT. ,' A. CONLEYr C. C. PENINGTON, i . . . General banking business. parts of the world If alarla Inn atmnanlirll,"w.lanM MAT AnHA our lung through the impure air arising from low, marshy placet, stagnant ponds, damp cellar, fewer pipes, improperly ventilated bouses, .decaying vegetable matter, etc Day after day the germs and prisons are taken intc the lungs, and a tht blood passes through them it becomes infected with tbi poison and in its circulation distributes the microbes of disease toi aM parti coming until tht circulation is filled with the poison and this foe to faealtt has tho svstem at its tuerfv." Th( hlnM Svnnu kw,n.i tv: i i - -, , ; j -.nVM,v. wiiHwv, iuia uu um w ' '" .j.iciu ia av.u.cu, mna ii in germ ana ttoisons o. Malaria are allowed to remain the strongest constitution will brojc down No one can feel well when the eystetu is in a malarial condition; the vital it) leweak,. the appetite poor, digestion deranged, the complexion, growi sallow and the entire body feels the eff erts of the poison. Malaria pitMt b removed tnm the system through the circulation and the only medkdne tha can accomplish this is S. S. 8.' It not only cleanses the blood of all un lealthy morbid matter, but destroys the germs, cures Malaria and restores this vita'. uuiu so Z4 .... . . . ; jv- runc.1. f LUC I ABLtV V.fl,:fn" Mtt "d8 P the weak, j .... T1 Polluted blood 8. 8. S. rives tone and i to the entire system. . r- - Book on the charge. . . THttWtJ 4 Hurdle Races,. Bronco Athletic Sports and Ball Games of Fireworks f most expensive dbsP'ay aver : . j FUN f OR tVCRYBODY F. j. HOLMES. i Drafts drawn on all AM INSIDIOUS FOE TO HEALTH .u t . . , - a sirens:, neaiinv condition.' s. R. S is made of roots, herbs and barks combining purifvinr and tonic nmnm-ti-a wt,!,!. vm ,. iLSsei rSTi, JlBe' ,5,tem iB wuuiuuu. n one aessn . ms 1 1 V UUUVT1UK VUV " - tone aao vigor blood and naHlal -J-i :.!. J mutm. ailHVUI tPClFIG CO.. 4 7147. G4 ME AT Fresh and Cured Can be obtained at this ma at all times. We deliver i 1 orders promptly. Phone , us or leave, your order. V will do the rest 1 ' ! t . T. ' i , KR0USE BROS PrO( Successor to J. Bull and G ' Phone Main 48 ' To make the day a Success one hai to dine well. Look over this ti&l . and see if it does not make your mouth water. Absolute purity oP a avaru axticl )t aaaurad and 11)6. . are certainly appetising. Do no wait until the last minute but cuj out this list, paste it in your mem' orandum book and call here inv I mediately and leave your Fourth o , July order. It will be prompt! filled - - , New potatoes ' Peaches ' i i String Beans Heini Picklee , ' Green peas Olives . . - i - Strawberriee Shrimp Raspberries Oranges ' Cherries Bananas, etc" PHONE MAIN 46 ; QEDDEBR2J. north fir Street R CELEBRATE .THE FOURTH PROPER 1 The irneterial can be found l 1 : . ; st WELDERS ki . ,, ... int Fire wwlks ,oi avry discriptiod from Pin-wtpsls to Rockets. u SELDER, 1heM WlLj TAYLOR Tonur Summer Glut,; STUD! i' V i l.nvaeti.au to visit my studio at i can photograh you in your sun i .mergown. .Come while your go ie fresh ana new. it will look nta r in .a nicLura than after it hi ibeen to the laundry, Rememb' ithe new location or THE TAYLOR STUDI'er is inext ..fluor to 'the Obser J. lOfflce i-. (RHONE BLACK 1 182 : ;i i . SUNOA PHONE 8". ' . i f I I ' 1 1 ' ' Z ! tlCHTNWC COLLECTIO " f ACE N T Dck II. A. Watson. Mgr. ! . t i . Owestem get the money ' " 1 1 Fu" Pn known upl V application to interested parties! j l T Office Lewi building La Qrande, Or. ... r 9 i reeeeee... , ; r r
