La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 16, 1906, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text." . i a . ir 1 10 PREVENT fffli jGbASSir"lB ADS D. H. BTKWARD. Proprietor and Mgr Zv V .Rates One cent word, one-half cant word .art, ...k. 4? tion. Classified addi brine oukk rit. t. . T ? - . j unv wcay. loant mser- FOR RENT Nicely furnished room. Centrally located. 1 80S Fourth street Phone Black 1172. DRESSMAKING T Street North of track, next door to Henry Henson, Mrs. Adney Rooers. WOMEN OR GIRLS WANTED Five or six women or girls to work in laun dry. A. B. C. Laundry. jpONEY For ioana on city property tee Wm. Granfe agency. Also real estate and insurance. k, WANTED Gentleman or lady waiter, y Must have expererce. Inquire at this office. ROOMS FOR RENT-Two furnished, rooms. Inquire of Mrs. W. J, Snodgrass Fourth street, Old Town. Fhone Red 222. FOR RENT A nice furnished front room for rent V.r, desirable, close .n. In quire of Black 6 1 8 or at th WANTED-Agood boy for messenger at Mm Western Umon Telegraph office. Must apply at once. AMERICAN PURCHASES REAL ESTATE LOANS Any amour.i on city and country real estate. Loans closed promptly, as soon as titit is ap proved. La Grande InvM-niEirT co- MNY. FOR KhUABcE TITLES go to the ment Company, . Foley building. La Grande Invest La Grande Ore., in WANTED a. piacefor a ooy in High school IS years old to woric for his board and go to school. Address; L A. Jackson. Joseph, Ore. FOUND A heavy chain, on Fourth Street. Owner can have same by call ing at the Horseshoe Chcp house and paying for this ad. FOR SALE CHEAP-7 room house and three lots close in, convenient to school v round house, and to town, will sell all ..furnishings tuch as stoves, dishes, furn iture, bedding, etc. Good well and city waer. Inquire at this office or phone Red 1731. WANTED Several apple packers and one lidder. Inquire at the Oregon Produce Company. FOR SALE OR RENT Seven to ten room House. Phone or call J. D. Heiden-"reich. (8crtpps ' AssodeUoa) London, Nov. IS It was announced in Art circles here today that a conference of the heads of different art galleries was being arranged, the object being to take mp to prevent uie further sale of art treasures to America. Privy Counsellor Boss, Director of the Royal Museum in Berlin who is the investigator of the pro ject has written to the heads of all gal eries in Europe begging them to do all in their power to rouse public opinion on the subject and the further suggests that it should that each government should be placed in possession of large sums of siUKK. KUUM-For rent, 20 x 70 ft. in Huntington block. Room for years occupies as a saddle shop, inquire of A. U Huntington. TIMBER OAIHS We can locate a number of parties on good Umber claims of two million feet and better. ' Foley BIk. La Grande Investment Co, WANTED Girl for general house work Inquire at The Eastern Oregon Trust and Savings Bank. LOST If the person who took the lady's wheel from the corner of Second and Jefferson will return same, no ques y tions will be asked and serious trouble will be averted. WANTED Carpenters apply to Henry Wiooins. at the 0. R. & N. Round house: 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 k La Grande Nationol Bank, La Grande, Oregon. WANTED To buy a second hand 3 inch wagon. Inquire at this office. B&ICK BUILDING FOR SALE Built a year ago by Hamilton, cost of same was $600 now only $100. J. L Mars WANTED Elderly lady for companion. Call at Ed O'Neils residence, 2401 corner W and Ash st. rUN KEN 7 A nice front room, suitable for two young men or a man and wife. One block from Adams avenue. Phone black 1681 or call at corner Greenwood and Washington. TIMBER CLAIMS TO LOCATE Will locate you on a good yellow pine timber claim this week for sixty dollars. A. A. Barry, M13 Adams Ave, ARDREt COMING J. C. Ardrey, the 'eil.known piano tun er, will be in th;s city soon. If you have any work in his line it will pay you to wait for him. Watch for announcement. FOR SALE-Good about 1100 lbs. Feed Yard. young work team inquire at Farmers FOR RENT Unfurnished room for rent. suitable for housekeeping. Apply to Mrs. S. C. Zuber. tOR SALE OR RENT One farm of ART LESSONS Miss Nma Hunstock wishes toannource to the ladies of La Grande that she i prepared to ue orders and give lesser. in both water colors and china painting Siudio at 906 Mam St. MILCH (OWS FOR SALE J. M. Clark, three quarters of a mile south of the Masonic cemetery has milch cows for sa!e. Phone Black 181. Lock Bex No, 6. La Grrnde. Ore. TREASURERS CALL fOR WARRANTS Notice is r.ere by given that the under sized Treasurer of Union County. Oregon has funds on hand with w.icn to pay all AMUSEMENT "THE SIGN OF THE FOUR" Since thedrmatization of Cornan Doyle's masterpiece of modern fiction Sherlock Holmes, all other dramatic efforts have sunk into oblivion when compared with it. As presented by Mr. Theodore Lorch supported by his own excellent company of players, Sherlock Holmes in "The Sign of the Four" is a living, moving picture of real happenings and not a wonderful woven tale of fiction. Mr. Lorch carries his own special scenery and mechanical effects. He will appear at Stewards opera house the evening of Thursday, Nov. 22. mm TRADE POINTERS money to buy up art treasures as. they are put on market He also suggests that it should be made a penal offense tc sell certain classes of art objects to any buy er except to the state or someone appoint ed by the state. The directors of the National Gallery, here recently said that from England, Italy, France and Spain an extremely large num'iar of bronzes, marbles, picturn and articles of vertux were being shipped to America during the past few years and unless something was dona but the European National galleries would be left. . TENDING THE CAUSE In nervous troubles of every kind the Osteopath first makes an examination of the spine to find whether misadjustment ef the vertebrae, or contractions of the surrounding iiuuya, sirs causir.j j"nr upon the nerves; and the correction of these misadjustmenes, which is sometimes quickly done, althoi freqently a matter of numerous treatments, brings the best results than can be attained in any nerve trouble. Sometimes the connection be tween the misadjustments found and the nervous effe:t has been very direct, while in in other cases it has been operating thru its effect upon the circulation of the body fluids, which is controlled entirely by nerves. But in any event proper adjustment by the hands of the skilled Osteopath has ths effect of relieving the strain and giving the body forces an opportunity to act normally. The result of. this release is to enable Nature, which really performs a I cures of all troubles, to do her best; and cases in nervous diseases in which the taeatment is not followed by great benefit or complete cure are the exception. One of the simplest nervpus troubles, yet one wich causes great suffering in its chronic form, is headache This usually is caused by either an excessive or a deficient Supply of blood to the head, and it is seldom that the Osteorath fails to find the obstruction which, operating thru I the nerves, is causing the difficulty. Head- acne in us acuie rorm is readily relieved by the treatment, and even chronis cases of very long standing are soon cured. 1600 acres. Onefarm of 800 acres j County and Scaipbounty warrants which presented and endorsed by the Treasurer, prior to October 1 will either sell on easy terms or rent were for either one or five years. Here is , County a splendid opportunity for the r.ht j 1902. person. For particulars see A B. N0 interest a! Conley. Address Cove Ore. or Flicre rarts af:er Nc Vergere telephone line. I A YEAR OF BLOOD The year of 1903 Jcrg he Re membered in the home of F. ,Y Taoet. of Alliance. Ky., as a y-.r of p.o.u: whir.h flnwpH so cnn.jus.v tr -:n .i.r.T.'.-K- et's lungs that deat:i seen.eu very :wed on the above war . ICth. 1936. JcHN FRAWLEY easjrer of Union county t.ne me Dr. ltia writ?.: "Seve'e n tej - ngs and a frightful c jh njd t at death's door, when ' uian King's New Discovery for Consjn tur.. with the astonishing result tnat after had taken four I was "nj.e'.e y restored and as r-me "a proven per manently cured." Guaranteed for b:r Lungs. Coughs andCo.cs. at Newun fvig store. Price SOcenis ar.d $100. 1 rial bottle free. J. L MARS, Contractor and Builder lfalcr in.BuiIJine Material 3u idinj Stcc. C.ean Gravel delivered. Coarse Sand and La Grande. Oregon Dro a line naming w irk, and I will ,-arr.e t."e re V. rose. WW MA SKIN RAW AND FEVERISH- ITCHING INTENSE Eczema is a tormenting. stuMoin 4: ... ,1 , an mill llllUlor 111 the i-ioo.l fjiirni; in contact with the skin and producing redness, inflam mation and almost intolerable iMiing. An inactive state of the system and sluifcish erudition of the eliminate members leaves the waste and refuse matter of the l.miv to collect and sour instead of pass.n them off through nature's channels of bodilv waste. The blood in its efforts to purge the sys tern of nil foreign matter absor! t).;s acid and throws it off through the pores nnd ; lands of the skin. T! e acrid humor seems to ooze out and set the skin on fire, the t-aw colored 'vlcy fluid dry.ng and forming crusU, and the itcivln? is n M.se. v. urn ic i. lift ,i fever, h and often a solid sore is formed and kept up by the constant ts. .n e of at dn from the Uoud. Local applications of salves, pow dre lotions etc a desirable and bhould be used because tbey allay the Itrhiturand'ive the sufferer tern porarv comfort, but are in no sense curative, Itching; and ,!euicou , ,rnu, hirj, i the. hlnnA canooi 1 emu .- . " . , S S. P. eoes down into the blood, cleanses jgfr the circulation of all acids and humors, builds tCf op thf tnin' pour atul D' removing every " fcT vej-t.;,. "f the caur-e cures Eczema perma- a Ss A jfeijr A nentfv. The irritating eruptions disappear. Diioriv MCTCTtRlF the itching and burning; cease, and the acid PURELY VtUtlA'.OI-t. firf,lsk jawing fed by a fresh, cooling stream ri : 1 . 1.. : r.. of blood, becomes soft and smooth ag-.n. . - - .u. y . ,y. insr roots, herbs and barks mai " r BJok on ak-n diseases and r.ny nieai aav, Kee. THE SWIFT Jhiuirtu because they Consular Agent G. C. Carothers, of Torreon, submits the following practical trade pointers for the benefit of American business men: European manufacturers secure the b: Ik of the business in Mexico in gal vanizes iron and cement. Canada is commercially invading Mexico in many lines, the latest of which is in cartridges and ammunition. The Canad ian manufacturers claim equal quality and lower prices. It is claimed by grocerymen in this d. strict that asparagus is being imported from France .n large packages, and canned in the City of Mexico under American labels ss if coming from San Francisco, Cal. There is a great opening in Mexico for manufacturers of high-grade ready-made clothing. Fresh apples are being imported into Mexico from British Columbia by several of the fruit dealers of Torreon with good results. These apples come thru the United States in bond, and the cost price, when received here, is about the same as for the Northern apples, but it is claimed that altho the apple is not as fine ooking as the American, the flavor is superior. No 3655 Report of Urn condition of LA GRANDS NATIONAL THE BNK At LaOrHijite.lDthnMtMlxofOrrijon, hi the ciiwe or MMineM, .Nov, i.'Ui, iuu& OUR "PHUNf.MAIN 8? Your 'phone places our store right at your elbow, ready to serve you at any time. Get that habit, when drugs are wanted, of calling up Main 8-1. We will promptly deliver what you need. This will save you a lot of steps, may be of utmost value in an emergency, and will insure getting the best drug store goods at the most moderate prices. Newlin Druo Company RKIHJUHCIM Ijwnn and Dlncminta t Overdrn aecurml hii1 uumiiml y. n. nuniia ui aecure circulation... II. H HoDaa to arourc V. M. In-ikmiin Pr ml urne on V. H. Montla... Monti.. aerurhieH. tc Bunking liouao, furniture and flx iiireri Due from National lianka not rr aerve uirenui Due rroiuHUtu- HankaHinl ltankttra Hun rrom iiiinrovi-il ruaerve HufiiLa I'lm'k and nllitTciudi lu-lna .... sou, or oilier Natl, mill lianka f nu-tloiiHl cHTiuni'iKj, ulrklea anil emit Imwkhi. Monky Kkskhvc is Bank, viz; "l 1 iST.lMH Mval lfnilr noia :i,ull ( Keli-iiiiil.m fund with U.K. Trww urnr, (4 per o ut ol clrouUtl.m.i... IOTA L f I.f A HI f.l'l'l I-X Capital Mt.M'k paid lu Huri'lua Kmni L'lidlvlilcd profile, una ea iviiMw Hlltl Iiikiw iid Nullomil Hank notca oiitManuiiiK Hue to other Natiom.1 tin m 10I.I.AMH 6Hn,IJn Ut 7.HU Ml MI.OIIU (Kl !:() (w 1,7611 (HI in, lib a. 111,475 au ILIItlll 1t.u1 a) 4.11,, IM 14:1 :ji THURSDAY, NOV. 22 ONE -: ; NIOHT ONLY' ONE , . MESSRS. PELTON & SMUTZEJJ- PRESENT - ' MR. THEODORE LORGH lUfPOtTIO BT MISS JOSEPHINE DEFFRY AND HIS OWN EXCELLENT COMPANY OF PLAYERS IN THE CHARACTER OF Sherlock Holmes ( The Sign of the Four") All Special Scenery. Mechanical Effect. A Great G ast. ; ORCHESTRA and ORCHESTRA CENTER " 76c, r Hoc? ukc&o cinCLi: i,-,d c.ftFov boo.. CHILDREN IN GALERY 25c. t Reserved Seats on Sale at Usual Place. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor Complete Machine Shops and Foundry Genera Blacksmiths, We manufacture The Fitzgerald Roller Feed Mill., the best and cheapest mill on the market Our shops are equipped with machinery tc handle any sized work. , nothing too large or nothing to small. Higher prices paid for old cast iron. M,ni 2:1 1601) 0U ii7u,:rJo 00 ll I IM lio.imii i X.UUO Mi 4'.wi n ;i,i7 u Individ uhI clierk Iii 1111111,1 nrliniMti dcjKMflia auhjin'l to of dfMlt f ;lVlU 4.1 VAM 11 1 'i 1 i STATKf OUKHiIN lw OiUM'l UK UNION (!,!i I. K I, Mnyen, Canlili-r. or lhn m!mivi iiHineil hank, do aolriiiiily iwwr Ilml ihr ali KtHtuini iit ii tru to in bulof my knowledge and Udlpf. V. I.. MKKltH, Cualilvr SuWribed and aworn lol,-fore roe llila I.1II1 duy ol Nov . !! I HUM Hl 'pfllililNH, ... XiA'ty I'ublif (ont:t Atuat Onirer I'Hlinrr J M lt.-rry W. L. Urt liliolra Dirt'rtort STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF The Eastern Oregon Trust and Savings Bank AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS. NOV. 12, 1906. CAPITAL STOCK . - $60,000.00 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts . . 81949.64 Bonds 5000.00 Warrants and Stocks 2238.64 Furniture &. Fixtures 1903.65 Expense and Int. paid . . 3405.22 Cas1! on hand and in banks 1 1 533.73 127030.68 LIABILITIES Capital Stock 60000.00 Earnings- -Discount and Exchange 1822.68 Interest 1363 60 Trust Earnings 442,60 Deposits 63402.00 127030.68 OFFICERS 1 W. C. BROWN, President Wn. MILLER, Vice President GEO. L. CLEAVER. Cashier T. J. SCROGGIN, sst. Cashier F J.HOLMES, Treasurer. G. A. STOCK, Manager, Cove Branch. "LA GRANDE SUGAR" None Better. None Purer. None Sweeter. Use La Grande Sugar and Us no Other eeee4)e44 toe - 44 WATCHES Not bargain watches that have laid in some show cose for years, but reliable watches direct from the factory at lowest prices possiable fur thtrn to be sold. Call and see for yourself. Everv one guaranteed I J. II. PEARL: La Grande's Leading Jeweler and Optician Opposite U. S. Land Office X Fine watchdock,and jewelry reparing a specialty t T All iiinvly m ri nrA e T guaiaiiiccu, i La GranJc National Bank EST A BL1SHED 88? United States Depositary Capital Stock, Surplus and undivided profits $160,000 00 OFFICERS AMD DIRECTORS EOPCE PALMER, President. J. M. BERRY.Vice Prk5il.rt. F. L. MEYERS. Cashier. W. L. BRENHOLTS. Assistant Cashier. CECRGE L. CLEAVER. F. M. BYRKIT. A. B. CONLEY. C. C. PENINGTON. F.J.HOLMES. Genial banking business, Drafts drawn on all parts of the world FOR SALE E git acits, six room house barn, place f .r chickens or hogs, all kinds of fru't and plenty of water, Locat ed east of flouring mill. Apply at prem ses or dddress, John Gavan, La Grande Oregon. FOR SALE - Five room house and one lot. on Third Street, Grands Addition. A good barn. A bargain for t.-,e one who acts first. Inquire of H. P. Lewis at corner 3rd and D Streets, or of Lewis Bras. 'I' til M f - I 9 ttesesew , 4 iw ine meantime ne iwk inmn.. t " oerors the h.