La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 19, 1906, Image 7

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VI l Hill I A I I 1 1 If Ull I UK I III ci. j ! TULtns JtnRferHtMJw.! ' v
1001 'MMkuvi lilii ni ii ii ii in iitMi dim .i.iirp.n is - n- rwy
hi;PV!T,", V: HerbHt .nd Mr. H.rr,Pyn.' Whitby, ."' . .VA ,!HtT ' '"f-
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Physician and Surgeon
UfT-t Rilaton Bid. over J.M.Beiry's tton
. Offict) Phone Black 1321
Ktsidence Phone Red
""' J. ahUBBARD, M.D.:'
, Physician and .Surgeon
tfee'i'ri Slater Bult'ding,' Cor! Fir Street
i -.J .leffaraon Avenue. Phnn. M.; to!
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I DR. A.L. RICHARDSON
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:i i Physician and SunotoNf',.
Office over Hill's Drug Store.
rficc none 1 362 Residence Main SS
,N, MOLIJUR,
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AND
M. D.
SUH0E0N
' Jor. Adams Avenue and Depot St
l.'.K s Main 68 Residence Main 68
'""wi rtewt Awoclatlon) '
New York.. Nov. 19.-The twenty
second annual exhibition of th National
nurse snow Association, which opened
in Madison Squara Garden here this fore
noon, both from point of attendance, and
the number and quality of exhibits, by far
eclipsed anything of its kind ever at
tempted in the United States. Seciety
men and women from all parts of the
U. S., and Europe, were present in vast
numbers, and the openingvacen'e was a
brilliant one.- Leavitw aside he fast that
America's. . ''fpur hundred" specially
paraded to introduce new fashions. What
strikes one most is the gorgeous turn
oucs in all sections of the exhibition.
Among.thqse .present ,and . who .occupy
-boaesrhioh wr-eoW-fey-auetien and
fetched targe sums, were. Mr. W. K. Van-
...
IWyfRMED IflTfRS ;
List of Jatters remain'ng uncalled for
;:; 'Wk endnw Novem-1
ber 16.1906. i'
Robertson Mrs. M.ANShribal. M1b Kat'i
btoner. Miss Maggie Smith, MmRalpr)
Wilcox. M rs.vL: T. Wum, 0. M.-
Brigg, Mr. E. C. ..Balding. Mr. Carl
.Pof.JJfc Fred . EnHaman.V.'Mjr. John
norfc Mr, n. f . Jones, Mr.Richard
Lee, Mr luiWard i -Somers, Mr. Geo.!
&cevensqnMr,Y alter fcmith, Mr. E. H
STmpte'r," Mr. John -Tulfle","MrrA7thur
Wilkinson, Mr.. Bert .Wald.Mt. Q&W,
HicevtCoM BwUiRg'Teiapttooa MAUeOL, These. lettejra.wiU.ba,:se,n.UutU Jlflad
.residence of Dr. Moormeister: Red 1712
v!Ji Answered Day and Night.
t ,AQ0.N. Hall
PHYSICIANS and surgeons
Qtfii ih Foley Building, Phone' Mam- 19
O 1, Bacon residence, Main ) 8
. . , . M, K. Hall residence, Main 62
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CR. F. E., MOORE
"',,'1 'f tp. H. C. P. MOORE
' '" Osteopathic Physicians
-'V 1 ,.: .., .- ,...,
', ' tksville Graduates, under - Founder
J L.i:ti 0S5p Sommer, Building1' v " ,;
lones: Office Miin 65;.- Res. Main 64
derbilt and Mr. Harry Payni Whitney,
who are exhibiting in ten classes;' Daniel
Guggenheim,' DeLahcey A. Kant, Thomas
Hitchcock, Jri' Mr. and Mra. Batoyni;
Judge Elert H. Garry. Eiisha' Dyer, Jr;
nirreo u. vanderbilt and Mra. Vanderbilt;
Mrs. Elen Wright, Miss Vera Morris; Col
ondl Lawrence Jones:' J". W. Harriman;
G. Fellowes, Jr; Frederick1 Edev: W. A.
Tysoni A. Baxter, Jr; Henry Seigel, G. A.
Bascom; G. G. Hecksher; Geo.' Peabody
Wetmore; J. Stevens Ullman; Henry Slig
man; Reginald and Mrs.' Vanderbilt; A.
E. Dietrich; ' Oliver' Harn'rr.an; Lewis
Haight, S. Marks; W. J. Stewart and
other leaders of society. The premiums
segregate' $52,Q00 includingl tups, which
is the biggest sum ever .offered by - the
Association in prizes and will be divided
among 133 classes, J "
ri. Volp. Dr. F. Moormei'ster.
hysician' ' ' V Physician 7
SURGEON . AND SURGEON '
' (Specialties: Surgery
, and diseases (
i. 1 ,(.,. op Woken.). .
ATTORNEYS
V!
CRAWFORD i CRAWFORD
i'- Attoneys-at-Law' .
1HANDB . OREGON
. Ofree in Foley Building' " S
i J. 1 Vv illiams A. CWiuiaiis
;' ; ' WILLIAMS BROS
, attorneys-at-uw t , .
Office in Ralston Building
La Grande. Oregon
- L;; A; PICKLER,
J.ViL, Minino, Irrigation Engineering
AND SuRVEi"N0
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hi. Estimates. Plans, and Specifl- ., v
i cations. Office in Bohnenkamp ,
Building. - '"
r a nsiNnBii'' i." ...Ii UHEOON
Letter office November 30, 1906, if not
delivered before. 1 In calling for the above
please say "Advertised" giving data of
list. G. M. RicHEY. p! M.
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ABSTRACTERS
;' " 'j.'S' OLIVER ' ..,
bXTRACTS OF TlTtfc.. ' FE INSURANCE
Office in Soinmer Building
. - Coan.de. CieW- ., -
"Z. B.'CAUTHORN'
i..,.. tigmiar '
La' hande. 0"eoon
REAL ESTATE BARCINS
Read This Over; ; ;
Then come to our,office and
we will show the property fi -
La Grande Investment Co.
La Grande.
$1600 ' Pays for one and one third acre
iaTTdrwostly "tTrbearrng' oretiart.-Water
ditch-runs -through-place.- Xiood -five
room hiis ,Va'n ancl-.hi;ken house. 3,
$4000 Invested in this place of -7,
acres njw under city plot will goon be
in good demand. '-Has a-good house
and some "small buildings. Good or
chard a"nd besV yarded, land. Inves
ticate and you will see a bargain. 7.
$1500 Will buy A lots set but to best of
, fruit, berries, shade trees and every
' thing to make a home pleasant. 9
' rooms in hou e. p'asterand paper. Good
! cellar.' 2 shares in w'ates ditch. 24.
$2200 Buys'4 Ibts facing fcn-twt) streets,
; two corner lots, and good 7 room house,
' Good barn 24x3? :.VrX hieh. (..The
1 only way to know a bargain is to see
I M1-' :,,. .: It ..
$1100 Sure this prica.is. very low. Wher)
you see the eight lots all set to hearing
fruit, land the test quality Tor garden.
The house has o rooms and in good
f -Cofidltldhr-2f: "
$350 For '4 block on the hill. Location
good. Price small.
rj ATinri ai
llttiil i HL 1
If
Can be obtained at this mar
at all times, we deliver a.-
orders promptly. Phone . tu
us or leave your order,' We
will do the rest 1 ' 1
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KR0USE BROS Prop
Successor to J. iull and Go
,v ' Phon Main it " ' :
DR.
'ETERINARY
,w ciior irniM 4$20O, For 2 ltsOld Tpwo. as-ood
P. A. CHAKLIU.v (
SL'RGEOK I
Offce at Hill's DrugStoie. La GrandeTTr
! Kesidence Phone Red. 701
U.ce Phone 1361 Farmer Line 68
v U RSE1S
i.ISS
Phcni
ANNA CARLSON
Farmer's !2x4
LA GRANDE SCHOOL
;' : ; : OF : MUSIC
t
pROF. DAY. PRINCIPAL.
MRS. DAY, ASSISTANT.
terms. B.
DonJ faiAo coe aiid sA diagram of
lotuitd jjavthj clirg) leails Jif how
yau can buy. and aiso have a chance to
make you owner of a 1500 house and
lot for the sum of $200. C.
$!50J Cacdfof, is 6 room house.
Good cellar under house. Good barn,
wood shed. 20 young fruit trees, fine
piece of ground. Will make you the
owner of a good home 15.
$800 Is what you will be made to pay'
for 184x212 feet of ground. House.
:z8-44x26.- Aitioivsl 4x 1 6, 3 rooms.
""vWtrees.faBiilyoncbafd. chicken home..
--arrni haotfced.wFossession given '
at once 30.
(Rcrlppe Newa Aaaveiation)
New York. Nov. 1 9. According to
Poor'' Manual Supplement ' issued '-today
thei are 2 f 7,5 4 V 1 -miles' v of 'completed
railroad in tha United States.'-'being a,
net increase ovef lSOB bf '4716 miles
Thd capital stock ' represented amounts
to $6,741,956,822 and the bonded debt
to $7,425,261,901. Ther total liabilities
of the Hnes, aocdrding to the same auth
ority ' aggregate " $16,292,880,825, as
against $ 1 8,495,504,38 r In' 1904. ' The
total revenueMs figured at $2, 1 1 2, 1 97, 1 70,
and the operating Mpenses $1,568,649,
674. Th passengers'1 numbered 745,'
446,641, and they were eorried 26,906,
420,668 miles'. "i . v .....i.
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" TOOK HO CHANCES " ' "
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The country doctor had driven nine Ions
miles in the middle of the night over rouch
dark roads to answer an emergency call.
when he entered .thdihoiisi k'voice called
from above, "is that you doctor?!.
. n la.
"Well, thfs mar, is too sick to see vo'u to-
ihkih: you ii nave w come again.
l.'i1' ' ,1 ';...I'V :i. ';;.). .. ;;r; 'flM-n
. Having just leased the Mrs. Ladd house
on Fourth atreetj1 1'nmouhee 'thaf'l art
now.prepared to furnish board arid room er
board 'onrf.: M'pet1sanally"-suprlnterl8
tbaicookingi satisfaction guaranteed. '' '
iii.:,'i.- fii: (Ki'v Mns. John lnoob." h
a u h: ;.r . " 1614,' Fourth St.
Phone Red 1461-i:i i- .n., .,,i m
FRESH CANDIES:
I I
Largest Brewing Plant in Eassera Oiegon
Ask .Tor. Grande Beer and get the Best
y, j : vU c gs-,.;.T .,:., ,.: ,.f)
LA GRANDE BEER IS MADE IN LA GRANDE
AND SHOULD HAVE THE PREFERENCE
We Make Theis Every
Day .
andhat , is of more irpportance,
is that we make them of 7 Pure
Material. :: :: :: :: :; "'
SELDER, The. Candy
is perhaps the most impdrtanrorTlncuring aT"r
care. '.Ve study each subject nri "brine out tha
character individuality of Ithe "face Wthe be6t:.:ad-'
v,?fitae.v(T)ip same, care is; given "to every part of
the work, to the retouching Printing, Toning and-:
Mtfuhting, so' that the finished picture is efDleasura"
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H. J. RJTTJUR
I Photograghar
. ?iTt'La Grande, t)ri 5;
111 jrn.K , .i?ni'?
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,M Cradaates JKcxiye Large Salaries ;
m tae bUuK U ui ethev telle Out .ZZZZ '
fm4wjmmm mkmmytmi wetUealfa rTm wiH-Y tWTH
'Sail Im '--- " ' 1 "' '' ' 'r '
PENW-ITOW
WANTED Barber or buyer for prosper
ous barber shop! ' A bargain or cood
situation for some
E. Coffey. La Grande Oregon.
' one, " apply to. jV
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" H. A. Watson, Mgr. ' '
!" J ' Our system' gets he 'money! '
' Fuli particulars mado known upon
' application to interested parties. Z
' ' Office Lewis building ' ' :
La Orande, Ori ' ' '" J
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THIS IS THE : LAST CHANCE!
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yrs is cne of the best musica in- ,
t tulorsin the state, and tnat .
Lon e in this cty end .valley ere
&r.todUcov.rthead.anUge f
eft,, s inool. The system is tne .
?iest and most practical, and m-
cudes a tne latest discovenes in J
f art of teaching mus:c. The .
U s divided into two depart-
... 1 is for beginners from J
r45;5 or more ana are taught .
fe; st tree Cdes PupHscorre
" : . ..rh dav. This is no kin- 1
eVa-n system but
! s.-, o the zrades are from 8 to .
&.or. rtw lessors a wee, as
LUMBER
1 1
85
RETAILED AT
WHOLESALE PRICES
Better Lumber and Cheaper than is sold in
La Orande, We deliver it to your building
Grande Rondji Lumber
' : '1 '-I -I (Ml..- . . . .. ,
Co
9rliim Stock are now-offered V&c-.wK
When this block' is sold no more will be'offered and ;the price vilf
-be advanced to 26c pfer sharer Otie
i. .11 -ii 'fii; , :r i:m r.i r.iii.i n'v
c;; today at 15c.': Yoi wJI have the same chance "nTo'doUble
your money "in the next year. ' ' ! KU ! """ ': li"
i f-n-Ki iihs..vi 1:111 rml
The 'Company has decided " to sell ' this much of its treasury
stock to clean up its debts. It has cost slightly more than ) was
calculated to install its present plant and bui'd roads, etc., and the
CompaV j of keepfffghe Aurelia ppelt1 Sold
for this , purpose and only for this, the; Company, ;offers the'
above J! treasury stock.: Buynow if yotr desire' a 'holdiftswlih tiT
- . 1 i'i ' I '...'I '.' likj r .
The property is well enouch known to 'need no mention hire
dui win say mai our mm run on tne ores was a success, ai , wa$
show by the. assays return. Tailings taken every hour showed
$2.00 per ton, and the concentrates assayed $223.55. This is
extra for a start up. j
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For Stock or Further Information
Call
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