La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 08, 1906, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text. 1 ! f -:.a Avoidalumand alum phos phate baking powders.The label law requires that all the ingredients be named on the labels. Look out for the alum compounds. NOTE. Safety lies in buying only Royal Baking Powder, which is a pure, cream of tartar baking powder, and the best that can be made. F 1 1 0 Rates One cent a word, one-half a cent a word each subsequent inser- tion. Classified adds bring quick results. Try one today. . FOR SALE Fresh Jersey cow for sale ! Inquire at this office. WANTED Second hand water tank for range. R. A. Masterson" FOR RENT Niceiy furnished rooms. Centrally located. 1 80S Fourth street. Phone Black 1172. DRESSMAKING T Street North of track, next door to Henry Henson, Mrs. Adney Rogers. WOMEN OR GIRLS WANTED Five or six women or girls to work in laun dry, A. B. C. Laundry. MONEY For ioans on city property see Wm. Grant's agency. Also real estate and insurance. WANTED Gentleman or lady waiter. Must have experience. Inquire at this office. FOR RENT Nicely furnished front room, Corner Greenwood and Washington. Phone Black 1681. OR SALE Practically new double key board typewriter with fine case $45. Phone red 782. ROOMS FOR RENT Two furnished rooms. Inquire of Mrs. W. J. Snodgrass Fourth street, Old Town. Fhone Red 222. FOR RELIABLE ABSTRACTS OF TITLES go to the La Grande Invest ment Company, La Grande Ore., in Foley building. FOR SALE CHEAP-7 room house and three lots close in. convenient to school. rnimH house, and to town, will sell all furnishings such asstoves. dishes. furn- j pQUND-A heavy chain, on Fourth iture, bedding, etc. Good well and city j street. Owner can have same by call water. Inquire at this office or phone ( ng at the Horsesnoe chop hcuse and Red 1731. I paying for this ad. FOR SALE-Stnall house. I acre ground ; Pleasant hone addition. A snap. In- quire L. 0. Nelson at Par-Simmons; Co. WANTED-Several apple packers and one lidder Inquire at the Oregon Produce Company. FOR RENT---Four rooms for re-.t. Com pleie lor housekeeping. Inquire of S. C. Zupm. High Grade High Pri nee- fJJMltsun Bom J. A. Fo! &Co. iger San Francisco 'Peck. d in f wo Always ULfoljeriB! tu G0LD&!j Sam. GATE EXTRACT !j on VANILLA J M . ! tiMMMf It mtttt"""t'"ttt"""""'""""M j'l'"' 1. 1 i l ... a aa i FOR RENT A nice furnished front room for rent. Very desirable, close in. In quire of Black 612 or at this office. FOR RENT Furnished room with bath hot and cold water, and all modern con vience. Mrs. G. D. Simmons, Cor. Eighth and N st. REAL ESTATE LOANS Any amounts on city and country real estate. Loans closed promptly, as soon as title is ap proved. La Grande Investment com pany. WANTED A place for a boy in High school 15 years old to work for his board and goto school. Address; L. A. Jackson. Joseph, Ore. TIMBER (IA1MS We can locate a number of parties on good timber claims of two million feet and better. Foley Blk. La Grande Investment Co. WANTED To buy a second hand 3 inch wagon. Inquire at this office. FOR SALE - Good about 1100 lbs. Feed Yard. young inquire work team at Farmers WANTED Man and wife without smal children to take charge of home place Good house, well furnished goes with position. Address A. B. Conley care of La Grande Nationol Bank. La Grande, Oregon. FOR RENT Unfurnished rooms for rent, suitable for housekeeping. Apply to Mrs. S. C. Zuber STORE ROOM - For rent. 20 x 70 ft. in Huntington block. Koom tor years. occupied as a saddle shop, inquire of A. C. Huntington. FOR SALE OR RENT -One . farm of 1600 acres. One farm of 800 acres will either sell on easy terms or rent for either one or five years. Here is a splendid opportunity for the right person. For particulars see A. B. Conley. Address Cove Ore. or Phone Vergere telephone line. fill' lLWl DKPAKT 1 1 at, n h-dal LA OH .nut, OR mom No. II H.tO IU No. i Mbp m ilt turner. Ft ! Worth, Omaha, Ku MiCllr, Di. UaU. Chi eacoauc fca i. IMiid No; Ma p m Portland. Daika. ho. IdJctoe. Walla Walla, ilMylnn, Punwrojr, Col fax. Moanow, 8pun, ua potntt erat and i north via. ijpukax.a HoitludTLtallaa,' Pen dlUon, CoiaUlljL Wal llala, Uwiloa, Colfa!, lfmxw, Wallace, W r 'ocf, Hpukaoc aod otbar ipotnU wt aad Bono i via Hpokaoa NoJ ;IJ6 p n i-ji a m. no s OS p. m. No M0 am No. :H llaland City, ileal Im tlly ex-bler aud a-mtio Con cept n tiooa at fclipo w tn Kunnay ita,- UK polnu aWaW Kit a m low. Boll ! imi maanier betwu F inland and Mo Fntnt'lM-O every Bto days. J II KKLNKY. Agent 0 S T. B. Johnson hat resigned his position as deputy to Sheriff F. P. Childert. Mr. Johnson turrted the books of the office over to Chester Newlin who has been appointed deputy by sheriff Chi Id era. Mr. Johnson's carrer in the sheriffs office of Union county has been a lengthy one and during that time he has conducted the business of that office in a creditable manner. Four and half years ago, he was appointed deputy under former sheriff Pennington. In this capacity he served until Mr. Pennington resigned a year and a half after his election to the second term. After Mr. Pennington's resignation the county court appointed T. B. Johnson as sheriff to fill the unexpired term. Last iriiui Ahtr. Mr; F. P Childer:, the pree ent sheriff was elected, T. B. Johnson was appointed deputy. During the six months that have intervened the books in the sheriff's office have been in the hands of Mr. Johnson. Sheriff Childers stated this morning that the books, are in first ' class condition in the very minutest particulars. The bookeeping in that office requires an abundance of work and skill and all these things have been dutifully practiced by the resigned deputy. Chester ' Newlin, the new deputy is an expert bookeeper and will meet the requirements of the office cap ably. Mr. Newlin is a young man of ex amplar habits, and possesses a thorough and practical education. There is no doubt but that the precedent established by the resigned deputy will be closely ad herred to be the new deputy. Mr. New lin has a large number of friends who will be pleased to learn of his appoint ment to this office of trust. MEDAL (Scrlpps New Association) Washington Nov. 8 President Roose velt granted a medal of honor to Edward Murray the locomotive engineer of Pitts burg who leaped to the foot board of his engine and lescued Robert and Marga ret Lewis who stepped on the track while playing. A misstep would have been fatal to all three. The president accomp anied the medal with a highly commend atory letter. THE STANDARD OIL INDICTMENTS (Scrlppa News Association) St. Louis, Mo., Nov. 8. The hearing of ihe states Ouster suit against the Stand ard, Waters-Pierce and Republic Oil com panies was resumed here today. Attorney General Hadley has stated that he found on looking over the official copy of the proceedings of the former hearirg that Mr. Pierce, the chairman of the Waters Pierce company, had ordered the official stenographer to change some of the testi mony he had given at that time. Com missioner Athony has luled that Pierce could not change his testimony on the official copy cf the proceedings but that hejcould change his testimony when he resumed his stand in the defense if he wished to do so. Today the defense is being continued. CONCENTRATING MILL BURNED (Scrlpps News Association) Idaho Springs, Colo. Nov. 8 Tht Al pine consentrating mill burned this morn ing. The estimated loss is placed at $100,000. fAUING Off Of CUBAN TRADE (Scrlppa Newt Association) Havana, Nov 8 The customs receipts which have shown a monthly falling off of about $400,000 are still declining. Trade in the country is at a standstill. FOR SALE OR RENT-Seven to ten room House. Phone or call J. D. Helden reich. J. L MARS, Contractor and Builder Dealer in.BuiIding Material Building Stone, Clean Coarse Sand and Gravel delivered. La Grande, Oregon Dro a line naming work, and I w:(J r.arr.e the rgV. rrse. ia h iireairume HtMdll 0 IIEIHI 111 MM UH ABATED (Scrtppt Newt Association) Paris, Nov, 8 Countess Castellane. nee Anna Gould, has won the contention be tween her and Boni Castellane, and there will be no trial for divorce in the court The court will make its decision from cumentary evidence submitted. Thit determination was announced with a de cision which will be rendered next Thurs day. This sudden turn of proceedings means that the names of the women com plicated with Boni will remain a secret anr Boni will thus have a chance for his life. Today't proceedings took a turn to the rediculous and all Faris is laughing, as well as gossipping, except Boni, who perhaps sees no humor in the situation. The reason that the count is so anxious for reconciliation, is that at the divorce seemed safe, creditors are trying to collect the vast millions that Boni owes. In summoning up the arguments today M. Bonnett. Boni's attorney said, "I have a mission today of bringing Countess Castellane the assurance of an 'undying affection from an unhappy husband." Attorneys for the creditors showed in the opening statements to the court to day that as soon as the divorce proceed ings close, they intend to hold the countess jointly responsible with count Boni, It it deolared that the million franca annually alloted the count and countess by the Gould family, of New York, it not tuffi cient to meet the expenses of the Castel lane household, hence Boni and the count ess have gotten Jointly in the hands of the usurers. It is dec ared that both signed papers; upon which money was loaned. AUDREY COMING J, C. Ardrey, the well-known piano tun er, will be in this city soon. If you have any work in his line it will pay . you to wait for him. Watch for announcement WANTED Carpenters apply to Henry Wiogins. at the O. R. & N. Round house. The Reason Why Only Nine flour Dealert handle La Grande Milling Co.'t flour. It be cause there it only nine of them here in that Business. So you see if the goods was not all right, there would be nine of them that would not handle it. With Our three Ex pert Wheat Buyers stationed all along the Elgin Branch enables us to get the Pick of the Wheat. So tell your Grocer that you Prefer fer i all the kind that is made here, its J Guaranteed you take no chances. A Heavy Load to Carry. Alniiir wilh dyiipplo runii'x iirrvons ocouiiti pemrm ill-liinllh. Why?. Hp-rii'iM-11 ili-iiriii'i'id Kti'iiiai'li dm not pcr Piil lli (ikmI to Ik1 pmiKTly (li(ii'l il. inn its itlm in iishiiiiIiiU'iI by the '.strin Tin' I ill ml is iliiirt'i'il with pii'HiM w lilrh r.oini' Irnm tlii tiiM.nli ri'il (liiri'hl'.nn. imil In turn the iiitvch ur nut (id mi nil i. .'mil. ami m eyiiiituiri!i u( m rv-oii-m sj. nlii ili'.sncs ami ncncnil break down. It is nut lit nd work, nnr over phy sical cxiM'thm iliiitUtHs it. tuit pimr sunn aili work. With ior. lliiu IiIikxI Ihe biily I nut proiiTtnl airaiiit tlm attum of KiTiim of (trip, broiirliilifc ami roiiriiiiii tlim. Korlifv tlii" ImhIv Hi unci- with lir. riiTco'ii (iulili-n .Miilicul liisrovi-ry i ram cmni iiiation of rmtlvit miiiirlnal root without, a iMirlii li- of ak'oliul 01 diiniri-roiis halilt-furiiiiiiK ilrnir, A little hook iif ritritrbi, I nun promi nent im-dlcal aiitlioritit-K rxtolling en ry Inim-diPiit nun a mill In I r. Vii-rn' Oolucn Miiiliul IjImiivitt will I nmiM (rre to any acldnx on riiUpt by ixwUii rard or li-tti r. Addn lr. It. V. I'lirce. Buffttlo. N. Y. Many ycareof active prartli-cronvlm-cd Dr. I'Iitc-p of Hip va)u of niuny natlvr roots a miilii'liiHl aiti-iiU ami he went to reat pxht,.- Imth in tune and In money, to perfect hi. own Mi-iillur tiroc-em lor rendering then, Uitfi rflirit-nt and afp for tonic, alterative and reliuildiiiit agenm. The Piioniioiit Kiiiilalty of "(olun Medical liiwovwy" is due both to Im aplcnt 'je compounding and to the actual Di'iiic-lnal value of lis Ingredient. The publication of the ruiriut of Uie iujrnii tnl on '.he wrapper of every bottle nolrt, flvin full awurani'fl of lu nnn-alroholir character and reniovet all objection to the uiw of an unknown or aecret remnly It it not a patent niedlclne nor a secret one either. 'J'hls fact rmU It in a rlitn all by Urlf, fn-nrlnir a ft dm upon everj bottle. wrapier The liailge of iloiitaly, it, the full list of lu inirredienta. The'tiolilen MmIh-mI l;iruvery eurpi. weak FUiiiiuch, ImliireKtloii. or oyM'ia. torpid liver and biliouum-. iili eratii.n of ttomuch and Ik.wIih ami all cuurrhal al fertiuns no matter what parw or ornan may be affn-ViiJ with It. Ir. f'ler.e's I'leasant IV! leu are the oriirinal little) liver pills, hr-t put up ) yearn ajtn. They retrnlaui ai.ii Invigorate, nuiniach, liver and IkiwkIs. Much Initialed Iml mier q ialed. hnp4r-ioaUii and eauy to lukt at caudr. Cua to Ihroe a dm.- ne tpent tne oay m ut D. H.' STEWARD. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1906 For 21 Years Crowded Houses Everywhere Have Pronounceo PECK'S BAD BOY Dramatized from the Famous Book of that Name by ' . : ' Ex-Governor Geo. W, Peck of Wisconsin The funniest of all farce Comedies I The Brightest Limit of Laughter Human Nature's Greatest Frolic Hundreds cp Thousands have Devoured the Book ;Millions MAW PftADffn OVBD TUB Pi IV' With a Brighter Plot than everBigger and Better Cast than ever Even More Successful than everSee the Bad Boy at Hit Best The Groceryman in Worse Side-Splitting Woes The Most Versatile and Talented Comedians DDIOP C ORCHESTRA,' and' ORCHESTRA CENTER 75cte. J " KILL O DRESS CIRCLE BOctt. ' GALLERY 26and60cU. 1 Seats on Sale Tuesday at Van Buren'i Store . X ii5.'?-! ? . ' I'll' M ".r. 1 .i!.. "' "LA GRANDE SUGAR" None Better. Mone Purer, j ; None Sweeter. v Use La Grande, Sugar and Use no Other LA GRANDE IRON WORKS D. FITZGERALD, proprietor ; ' ' ' ' i ' i -:' i ;' V. C mplete Machine Shops and Foundry Genera B acksmiths, We manufacture The Fitzgerald Roller Feed f:.L, the ben and cheapest mill on the market. Our shops are equipped with machinery U handle any sized work, nothing too large or rot.Vng to small. Highei-' prices paid for old cast iron. . Fine watch, clock, and All work guaranteed. La Grande National Bank ESTABLISHED (887 United States Depositary Cep'lal Stock, Surplus and undivided profits $160,000.00 OP'ICRRS AND DIRECTORS ORGE PALMER, President. J. M. BERRY, Vice Presidsht. F. L. MEYERS. Cashier. W. L. BR EN HOLTS, Assistant Cashier. CEORGE L. CLEAVFJ?, F. M. BYRKIT. A. B. CONLEY. C. C. PENINGTON, F.J.HOLMES. Gen al banking business, Drafts drawn on all parts of the world FOR SALE- E gfit act is, six room house . barn, place for chickens or hogs, ail kinds of fr j't and plenty of water, Locat ed east of fkunrg mill. Apply at premises or dddress, John Gavan, La Grande Oregon. Proprietor and Mgr t '. PR0DUCTI0M EVER STAGED They'll all be Here t WATCHES Not bargain watches that have laid in some srfbw cose for years, but reliable watches direct from the factory at lowest prices possiable for them to be sold. Call and see for yourself. Every one guaranteed J. H. PEARE. La Grande's Leading Jsweler and Optician Opposite U. S. Land Office jewelry reparing ' a specialty FOR SALE Five room house and one ;, lot. on Third Street, Grandy't Addition. t A good barn. A bargain for the one -who actt first. Inquire of H. P. Lkwis at corner ird and D Streets, ' or of Lewis Bros. . i '? ' '"wrned thit morning If iv r1. vvf v