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PROFESSIONAL CARDS i L BIGQERS to. D. Physiciah and Suroeor Cc Riltton Bid. over J.M.Be.ry's tor Offce Phone Black 1821 Kwtdenc Phone Red 1001 J. H. HUBBARD. M. D. Physiciak and Suroeon Office in Slater Building, Cor. Fir Street snd Jefferson Avenue. Phone Main 79 OR. A. L RICHARDSON Physician and Suroeon O.Kee over Hill's Drug Store. 0 e rhone 1 362 Residence Main 65 N. MOLITUR M. D. PHYSICIAN ANO SUROF.ON Cor. Adams Avenue and Depot St Uffloe Main 68 Residence Main 68 W1LLARD SMITH PHYSICIAN ANO SUROEON Lewis Building, opposite Sommer House Ornt hours, 1 to 4, 7. to 8. p. m. Fhm Main 7 1 BACON & Hall PHYSICIANS AND SUROEONS '.'lice in Foley Building, Phone Main 19 U T. Bacon residence, Main 1 8 M, K. Hall residence, Main 52 DR. H. VOLP. Physician and Suroeon Jffice: Corpe Building. Telephone Main 80 Calls anuweinu uay oi iiiu'ul. ZR. F. E. MOORE DR. H. C. P. MOORE Osteopathic Physicians Kirksville Graduates, under Founder Office Sommer Building P iones: Office Main 63; Res. Main 64 ATTORNEYS CRAWFORD & CRAWFORD Attorneys-at-Law la qranob orboon Office in Foley Building T. Williams A. C. Williams WILLIAMS BROS ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Office in Ralston Building Grande. Oreon L, A. PICKLER L.VIL, Minino, Irrioation Enoineerinq AND SURVEYINO Estimates, Plans, and Specifi cations. Office in Bohnenkamp Bidding. Ik Grands. Oreooh Dentists i B. CAUTH0RN DENTIST Office over Hill's Drug Store . Irandb. Oreoon i- - TtRlNARY SUROEON DR. P. A. CHARLTON VETERINARY SURGEON UfTce at Hill's Drugstore, La Grande Or residence Phone Red, 701 Office Phone 1361 Farmer Line 68 LIGHTNING COLLECTION AGENT It. A. Watson. Mir. Our system gets the money. Full particulars made known upon application to interested parties. Office Lewis building La Grande, Or. Till TAYLOR t o vi n in e In HIP aUMMER UIKL. I wmt you to visit my studio and I . .. .ku; unn hnW UCCe6Sful V X U91 HIV anv 1 - y ... ..I.tnirrah uml in VOUT SUITl- mergown. Come while your gown J X1S ires" mw " - - . " - .,..... than aftjir it has 4 t U m ni ni W IT Will IIHJK llCav A . hMdta the laundry. Remember J 4 the new location of 1 THE TAYLOR STUDIO Is next door to the Observer I wa SUNDAY PHONE 84. X I nrw.F Mnrrrnnv LUWU. VUU.V.IUKI , EAGLES - La Grande'Aerie O C miiff . tt i . r 1 1 'i ' rricay nig m in cut jail. t 8 m. Visiting brhreo ovited ts atti . : I. R. Snook W. S Jr-O.L. jiggers W. P. LOOP i rt.j. t j ki. u meets in heir hall every Saturday night visiting bthers cordially invited to at Sn2' Cetietery plat may be seen at Model Restaurant. ' J. A. Arbucklb, N. C. D. E. Cox, Sec. STAR FNPlMouruT m. i in U. t . MteU every first and third Thurs days in tfo mntk ;M rtj j rr.n l n visiting patriarchs always welcome. . . ' VJ. Cm rCVLER. C P. D. E. Cox, Scribe. M IV 1 l - r j " uniui ump no. (uo " "y nrsi ana tnira Wednesday ofthemoithat I. O. O. F. hall. Ai. visiting nughbors are cordially invited to attend. C. S William.. V C John Hall, Clerk. FOHFRTFPC ncv iucdioi - . Maid Mannn Nn 99 mtm Tt..... day night in Redman hall. Brothers ie invites io attend. Ccen Uah Okl.1 D -J- Snowrass Financial Sec. BnarH ( f T.i ..tn r- n I n iiHawpi ur. u, L. DIUUKHS John Hau and C. S. Wiluaml FRIENDSHIP TCNT M xi u n t .--MeeU second and fourth Wednesdays uiuimi in i. u. u. p. nan. Visiting nights welcome. u H. C. Ball. Com Mox Blo:h, Record Keeper L.O. T. M. HIVE No. 27. Meets every first and third Thursdays in the after noon at be Redmen hall. All visiting ladies are welcome. i Mauce Lono Lady Commander. M. C. Vessey, Record Keeper. B. P. 0. E.. U GRANDE LODGE No 433-Meets each Thursday evening at eight o clock in Elks' hall, on Adams Avenue. Visiting Brothers are cordially invited to attend. E. W. Davis. Exalted Ruler G. E. McCully, Recording Secretary. LA ORANnrr i nrmc w icq WOODMEN OF THE WORLD--Meots every Friday of each month in the K. of P. hall in the Corp building. All visiung members welcome. FhED Jacob rtnnul rnmmnnHar J. H. Keeney. Clerk. RED CROSS LODGE. No. 27-MaeU every Monday evening in Castle Hall, Corpe building. A Pythian welcome to all visitinj Knights, N. L Ackles. C. C. R. Pattison, K. R. & S. RATHBONE- SISTERS Roweia Tem ple No. 9 meets every Wednesday even ing at 8 p. m. in the K. of P. Hall in the Corpe building. Visiting members cordi- llly invited. Milly Frawlky M. E. C Eunice Procter M. of R. & C. HORSES ' LOST Return fifteen and twenty head of young horses, brand half circle V on right thigh, have disapeared from my pasture. A reward will be paid for the return or information leading to the recovery. A. B. Con ley. FOR SALE Eight acres,6 room house.barn, place for chickens or hogs, orchard, all kinds o fruit and plenty of water. Located east of flouring mill, will exchange for city property Apply at premises. JohnGavan IN fl HURRY? THEN CALL Wfl. REYNOLDS THE TRANSFER MAN He will take that trunk to the De pot or your home in less time than i' takes to tell it. Day phone Red 76 1 Night " BUck 1792 Wagon always at youi service LITTLE THINGS IN WALL PAPER make big differences sometimes. Pattern, coloring, texture, holdfast printing lots of trifles go to make up big successes or big failures in interior decorat ing. Get our free ad vice, look through our ex hibition rooms and so get wall paper that's worth your buying. STANIELS & JARMAN Paper Hangers and Decoratoratars QUID HAM REVIEW tIEWAnEIWII Createst fleet of Modern Warsbips tver Assembled Under TUe American fld. (Scrlppa News Association) Oyster Bay. L. I.. September 4, President Roosevelt. Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte and Assistant Secretary of the Navy Newberry this forenoon reviewd the greatest fleet of modern warships over assembled under the American flag. It was a grand and glorious spectacle, never to be forgotten by those who were fortunate enough to witness it The entire fleet consisted of 45 vessels, including twelve magnificent battleships, with a total of 1,178 guns. 816 officers and 16,235 men. It was the strongest fleet in toniiage and number of guns ever assembled in American waters. Although eminently suited for a rend ezous of a large fleet, the harbor of Oystar Bay does not offer equally good factilities for viewing such an event from the shore. The greatest part of the shore line is private property and inaccessible and for that reason the thousand of people who congregated here to witness the grand spectacle, were crowded to gether in the limited space to which they could obtain access and many were sadly disappoil ted. The great fleet unaer the command of Admiral Evans began to arrive early on Sunday morning. The first squadron, in cluding Admiral Evans' flagship the Maire the Missouri, Kentucky and Kearsage in the first division and the Louisana, Rhode Island, New Jersey and Virginia in the second division, steamed into the harbor about half past nine o'clock. Quietly the monster ships steamed to their respective positions and cast their anchors. An hour later they were followed by the second squadron, under Rear Admiral J. H. Davis and including the flagship Alabama, the Illinois, the Indiana and the first and West Virginia, Rear Admiral W. H. Brownson's flagship, the Pennsylvania, the Colorado and the Maryland in the second division. Soon after these vessels had taken their positions, third squadron arrived, includ ing the Puritan, Nevada, Florida, Arkan sas, Minneapolis, Tacoma, Cleveland, and Denver. Last came the Torpedo boat destryers, submarines and auxilanes and the troopship Yankee, By noon all the vessels were anchored in their respective positions. YOUNG BOY TRIED TO SUICIDE A rather remarkable incident at The Dalies is chronicled by the Chronicle as follows: One of the youngest would-be suicides recorded is an 1 1-year-old Dalles boy named Theodore Bredahl, son of John Bredhal, who resides between Thirteenth and fourteenth streets, on Taylor. The father and mother of the lad have been separated for some time, the father caring for the boy who, it is claimed, grew despondent and yesterday decided to kill himself. Securing a quantitly of strychnine last evening he poured water on it and without waiting for the substance to dissolve, drank the liquid. Child-like, he immediately ran to his father and told him that he wanted to die and had drank the poison. It was evidently not strong enough to produce the desired effect; but a physician was srumrmned and administered the necessary antilote and the boy lives to tell the tale. Strange that so youug a child has found life such a burden that he would be freed from it. HELP YOUR SELF When labor is scarce, wages are high. Whether you are employed in the produc tion of La Grande sugar or not, labor that labor that it does employ, makes less idle men in the valley. There is not a man in Union County who will work, that can't find plenty to do at good wages and much of this condition is due to the labor employed in the production of the La Grande Sugar. As a result. Jobs are plentiful and wages are high for all classes of work. The man who works can afford to be loyal to his own interests and are home pro ducts, whose production is largely respon sible for the high standard of wages that he is receiving the benefit of. La Grande Sugar is made at home and Union County labor is always given the preference in its production. Ask your grocer for the only sugar made in Oregon and take no other. A hard lot of troubles to contend with, spring from a torpid liver and blockaded bowels, unless you awaken them to their proper action with Dr. King's New Life Pills; the pleas antest and most effective cure for Cons tipation. They prevent Appendicitis and tone up the system. 26c at Newlin Drug Co. ! Promptly ai nine o'clock this morning every vessel began to put on "full dress" and in short time strings of little flags ran from mast to mast, from stern to bow of every vessel. No visible signals were ex changed. If any signals were given at all, they were probably wireless messages. Shortly before eleven o'clock President Roosevelt, Secretary Boneparte and As sistant Secretary Newberry boarded the Mayflower and steamed to the head of the first squadron, Admiral Evans.' flag ships Maine and the review began. The Mayflower passed along the south side of the first squadron, which was anchored next to the shore, then between the torpedo ' boat flotilla. back along the north Side of the second squad ron! thence along the south side of the torpedo craft, and back between the first and second squadrons. Immediately after the review the President visited the three flagships and ,n each case he was saluted by the guns of each of the three ships. In all 1.745 shots were fired to salute the President, ail of them six-pound guns. President Roosevelt, Secretary Bona parte. Assistant Secretary Newberry, Admiral Evans and the commanders of the squadron took luncheon on board the Mayflower after the review. In the afternoon the President will witness a display cf marksmanship. He will board the Maine and Missouri has been selected for the exhibition of shooting. The Mis souri holds the record for quick and ac curate firing in che American fleet. The targets will be placed at a distance of 1.600 yards. George Phillppo. of Chicago, who won the Missouri's distin ction by driving ten shells from a twelve inch gun into the target at a distance of 1 ,600 yards, wilt point the twelve inch gun. J. S. Wierzbowski. another West erner will point the six-inch rifle. He holds the record for the fleet with the six-inch gun. In the evening the whole fleet will be brilliantly illuminated. The West Virginia, Colorada, Penn sylvaniv and Maryland which are under orders to proceed to Asiatic waters to relieve the Ohio and Wisconsin will start on their long voyage tomorrow and will not be seen on Alantic waters for severa years to come. The squadron will be under the command of Read Admiral Brownson. NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS Notice is hereby given to all users of city water that no remission of water rates will be made for less than one month, and without filing a written notise with the Recorder. See Section 4 Water rules and regulations. Notification blank may be obtained of the city Recorder. H. C. Oilman. Water Supt I live and let my brethern live With all that's good to me; Unto the poor some cash I give, The balance 1 give Rocky MountainTea Newlin Druo Company FACTS IN NATURE. Hot Only Do We Get Inspiration Fross Mature, But Health M WelL For pi oplf who aru run-down and nerv ous, who miifi'r from linlivcHtluii or ilyt pfpsia, headache. billousm-HS, or torpid liver, coutvd luniaie with bliur taste In Hit iiiornniK and poor appetite, it be frimi- iieri s;ir u turn to Mime Umlcol Mirciiirilieiii-r whii-h will axit Nalurt and Iielu llii'in ui wt on tlirlr feet and put the iM.ily Ii.Uj It priM-r condition, li Is hccoiniiiK inure and more apparent thai Nature's Iliusi valuable. Iieallh - Kivlng agent are to bo (mind In forvHt planu aii'l riHits. Ni nrlv furty yearn nirci. Dr. R.V. 1'len-e. nun i-oii-iiltliiH phylt'iuii to the IiivaliiN' llutel ami Siirniral I iislilute, at HulTalu. N. Y.. ili-uvenil that by wlentlllcally entr.ii'tiiuc itiul I'onihinlnir. certain aiedii-i-hal priiii'!le4 fruiii native rcxilM. taken (rum our Aiin-rican fureM. hecouM pro duce a iin ilii iiie u'hli'h ft a iiiarv eloiixly ellii'leut in ruriiit.' ci-ch ul bliuxj dlMinlivr nml liver and -.Uiinacii trouble u well u in, mi y otln-r I'liruiiii'. or lintierinK ail ments. 'Ih In ciiiiientraU'il emmet o( vauire'i vltillly he nuniini "l.iililen Med leu I lii-covc! v." It iiiirilit i the bloud b iiultliiK the xloiiiitcli and hvVr nu healthy euii'litluu. thereby helping the Uiuf-imii aim a-wiiniiatnm i IihmI wlili Ii leeil- Hie blixxl. Thereby It cures weak HUiliiiti-lt, iii'litfe-itioii. turpiil liver, nr bit-tou-uie4. and kutdnii deraniieiiieiitM, It !'! hit VI ci in led Kllixue, with bitter or bad lu-tc in the inornliiK. (reiiienl lllMlllM-lies feel weak, PHr-Hy tired, ttlitciics ur uain in oide, back ill vex mil easily and adn-K. bcli'hiuif of nax, t'oiKliiiatiuii, ur Irreuuiar ikiui-is. hmj natiu-K i neat i ternatiiiK Willi t'li'llv HenHtiuui ur kin tiled s 1111'Uiiiih, they pulnl U tleranue- iiienlot vutir tnia-ii. liver and Moneys, which tint "linlden .Medli-al Discovery will correct inure sHs-iiuy ami perma nent!) Ibnii tiuv oilier Know ii aiient. toll' tuns no alcohol or lialilt-loriiiinir Urnirt. All in liixre.hciiis printed In plain hug- llsii on wrapper. The sole in. .live fur ti I iet i till Ion la to permit Hie dealer to make a Utile mure prolil. He crHitti : you lose. Accept no mile liluie lor iiuiiieii .Medical Discovery." Cuiixll tuition causes arid svirravatc many wrioos dlu-anca. it thoroughly eureil by lr. 1'lerceV Pleasant I'elleLS. Uim a urn .. ve; u or luree are catbariie jrveteeveH4tMM4W4MM BE LOYAL To Your Home, and buy the only sugar that maae in La urande, and there is no better sugar made I in the world. Its purity is I grocer for LA GRANDE SUGAR and insist on getting it. I If he does not carry it, tell him it is up to him to be I loyal to his own Interests too SALE OF REAL ESTATE The property known as the Ball board ing house No. 1 7 14 Sixth Street, lot No. 3 block 102 Chaplin'sAddition to La Grande, belonging to the estate of Jane Ball, de ceased, is hereby offered for tale to the highest and best bidder subjeat to the life interest in said estate of Ueorge Ball. Bide will be received up to 5 o'clock p. m. Tuesday, September 4, 1 906, by the un dersigned at his residence at 1712 Sixth Street, La Grande. Georob Ball, Hmlnif ntfnr of htit f tan Rail deceased. Dated at La Grande, Aug. 28, 1906. Only 82 years old "I am only 82 years old and don't expect even when I get to be real old to feel that way ae long as 1 can get Elec tric Bitters." says Mrs. E. H. Brunson, of Dublin, Ga. Surely there's nothing else keeps the old as young and makes the weak as strong as this grand tonic medicine. Dyspepsia, torpid liver, in flamed kidneys or chronic constipation are unknown after taking Electric Bitters a reasonable time. Guaranteed by New lin Druj Co. Prico 60c. RESIDENCE TOR SALE OR TRADE A five room house, with four lots, two blocks from new school house, sells cheap and on terms or trade, inquire at this office before Sept, 10. IN THE COUNTY COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF UNIONSTATE OF OREGON In the Matter of the estate of I R. D. Ruckman. .Citation , Deceased ) To E. H. Ruckman and Martha J. Ruck- man, and all heirs or deviseea unknown or non-resident Greeting: In the name of the state of Oregon. You are hereby cited and required to appear in the county court of the state of Oregon for the county of Union at the court room thereof, at La Grande, in the county of Union, on Thurs day the 6th day of September, 1 906 at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of that day then and there to show cause, If any you have, why an order of sale should not be made aa in the petition of the adminis trator prayed for, of the following de scribed real property belonging to said estate, towit: Lots 1-2-3-4-19 & 20 in Block 21 Town of Imbler, Union county, Oregon, to pay estate debte and claims. Witness, the Hon. J. C. Henry, Judge of the county court of the state of Oregon for the county of Union, with the seal of said court affixed, this 7th day of August A. D. 1906. (Seal) Attest; J. B. Qilham, Clerk. By F. C. Branwell. Deputy. Repairs for Any Make of Bicycle at Smiths CREAMERY BU1LD1NO Agent for Cleveland Bicycles PALMER HOUSE JOHN PALMER. Prop. Firstclass accommodations. Board by the day week or month at reasonable rates New furniture throughout. Centrally located ADAMS ANENUE. between Fir Greenwood. . City, and Valley is made in Oregon. It is 1 unchallanged. Ask your f if lie wants your trade. X OREGON STATE FAIR On account of the Oregon State Fair which will be held in Salem. September 10-16 inclusive. The O.R.4N. will give a rate of one and one third fare to Portland plus $2.25, ticket carrying pas sengers through to Salem. The above rates will be offered under following con-i ditione: Sale dates September 6. 8 and IS. Limit Continuous passage in each dir ection up to the final limit. September, 17. Stopovers will not be allowed to pass- ou ui mUiai lumuwwu. . ' . Children of half fare age, one half of above rata. Validation for return Tickets mui h executed for return by Sou'hern Pacific agent at Salem or at the rsir grounds, not properly validated the will not be good for return from Portland. . A tragic finish A W&tchmAn'a nanlAr-f n.rn.lll.J - leak in the great North Sea dyke, which a child's finger could have stopped, to be come a runinous break, devastating an entire nrnvinr.A nf UnUnnA In lii. ... ner Kenneth Mclver. of Vauceboro, Me., , permniea a nine cola to go unnoticed until a traggic finish was only averted by '. " wnwjvery. ne wriiee: 'Three doctors 0&v nu on Hi nt inr. Inflamation, caused by a neglected cold, but Dr. Kinos New Diseavarv uvat mu life. Guaranteed best cough and cold cure, at Newlin Drug Co. 60c and $1.00. Trial bottle free. Notice of Appointment of Ad ministrator To Whom It May Concern Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the es tate of Louisa Griffin deceased. Alt persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the earn to the undersigned, or to J. W. Knowles, his attorney, within six months from the date hereof. Dated this 22nd . day of August, A. D. 1006. Jgssii Oifpin. Administrator, J. L MARS, Contractor and Builder Dealer in Building Material Building Stone, Clean Coarse Sand and Gravel delivered. La Grande, Oregon Dro a line naming work, and I will name the rant rrice. PUBLIC SALE At the J. H. Salesbury place. One quarter mile west of Imbler, on the Summerville road SATURDAY, SEPT. 8 COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK A. M. Following property will be sold to the highest bidder: 4 work horses, 8 colts, one and two years old, 4 milch cows, ' 8 head young cattle, 2 wagons, 1 surrey, I seta of ' harness, 1 beet seeder, 1 beet plow, 2 beet cultivators, 1 beet rack and nets, 1 cider mill, 2 steel cables and pulleys, i walking plow, 1 gang plow 1 three section harrow, 2 garden cultivators, I garden drill and cultivator, pigs and chickens, book case and desk, folding bed and springs, 5 sets of beds, children' bed, couch, steel range, heating stove, cook stove, Organ, extension table, settees, linoleums, chairs and other household goods too numerous to mention. Terms: $10 and under, cash; over $10, six months with approved security. Free lunch will be served at noon. J. II. SALESBURY ,, L. M. Jknson, Auctioneer
