La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 11, 1906, Image 4

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I DIAMONDS, WATCHES, CHAINS. BRACELETS, RINGS AND PINS
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Best selected stock of Clocks
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Special line of best Quality
Gold Headed Umbrellas
Hand painted China
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Why take chances in buying from houses you do not
know when you can find ever) thing you want in
the Jewelry line in a house that you have known for
fifteen years, and is always ready to correct any mis
takes should there happen to be one.
All my stock is in La Grande, where I intend to stay
and will be here to accomodate you in future years.
Make your Christmas selections early, I will lay the
articles away for you. A nice piece of jewelry is the
most acceptable present for lady or gentleman
All goods sold at lowest prices in Eastern Oregon, quuality considered
Next door to Nculn's Drug Store
Opposite United States Land Office
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I JH Z I f H La jrank' Leading Jeweler
Established 1891
: STANDARD COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Sommer block
La Grande, Oregon
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Complete Business and Shorthand Gourse
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M. M. Slattery, Principal.
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WE WANT YOUR TRADE :
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1 "Quality, Cleanliness and Curtesy" is our motto first. 5
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last and always
And believe we know know how to appraciate
it. A trial order will convince you that we do
Our buyer is instructed to buy nothing but the best of
evfirvthinc
Ours ausages are admitted by everyone to be the 1
i puresiana oesi. ana an tne varieties known to the 1
sausage makers' art. We invite the public to call and t
inspect our sausage kitchen, as neat and c'.ean as any t
I house-keepers' kitchen.
We have at all times a full supply cf fish, clams,
crabs, Eastern and Olympia oysters.
Hams and bacon of our own make. ;
Give us a trial order and we will convince you that
we understand the meat business in J all its braches.
Phone Main 16, cr what will please us better, call on 1
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I STILVVELL & COMPANY T t16 1
Sheriff's Delinquent Tax Sale
(Continued Fiom Page S)
Clifford, Mrs. E. M. The E.
24 feet of the W. K of Lot
1 2 in the Original Town of
Elgin 9 95
Cooper. D. A. The W. V of
the SE!t'. and the S. of
the NE1., in Sec. 4, Tp.2.
S. R. 36, E. W. M. 6 05
Clegg. Wm.-26 acres in the
SW' of Sec. 13 in Tp. 1,
S. R. 38, and 25 acres in
the NWi,' of Sec. 24 in
Tp. 1. S. R. 38, E. W. M. 9 15
Collins. R. R. The N. ' of
the SEV and the S. 4 of
the NE't and the NE1, of
, the NE1 of Sec. 10 in Tp.
2. S. R. 35. and the NWV
of the NW", in Sec. II,
Tp. 2, S. H. 35, E. W. M. 11 91
Campbell. George-Lot 12
and 13 in blk 2. in Plea
sant Heme Add. to the city
of La Grande 7 22
Christian. James Lot 4 and
theN. SzofLot 5 in blk. 15
in Summerville, Ore. 1 66
Cummins. E Lots 3 and 4
in Block 3 in Rynearson's
Add. to La Grande 2 05
Carey. C. A. Lots 3 and 4
in bik. 1 in Honans Add. ,
to La Grande 13 13
Callahan. D. C Tha NWi.;
of Lot 3 and the SEl of
Lot 4 in blk. 6 of Warren's
Sub. Block 6. Cogg:ns 1st.
and 2nd. Add. to La
Grande 9 40
Croater, D. H. Lots 3 to 6
in block 24 in the City of
Union 12 14
Cellier, C. J.-The S lt of the
NE4 and the N of the
SE1, in Sec 4. the SW
1-4 of the NWI -4 in Sec.
3. The W. i of the NW
1-4 and the NW 1-4 of
the SW 1-4 and the SE
1-4 of theNW 1-4 in Sec.
1. all in Tp. 4, S. R. 40,
E. W. M 79 69
Cochran. C. E. Com. a: a
point 80 rods S of the NE
Cornerof the SW 1-4 of
Sec 7 in Tp 4. S R 40.
E W M. thence W 40 rods
S 28 rods, E 40 rods. N
28 rods to Beg., in Sec. 7
Tp 4.S R 40. E W M 1 1 75
Conret. H H The NE 1-4
of the NE 1-4 and the S.
of the NE 1-4 and the
NW 1-4 of the SE 1-4 in !
Sec 9. Tp6, S R 41, E W
M 8 45
Dunger. Mark -Lot 3 in blk.
7 in Somers Add to Elgin
Oregon 1 51
Davis. Hannah C Com at a
point 88 rods 2 ft W of the
SE Corner of the NWi, of
Sec 4. Tp 3 S R 40. E W
M.. tnence N 46 reds 1 1
ft. W 12 rods. S 36 rods,
II ft. E 8 rods. S 1 0 rods.
E 4 rods to beginning (3 A) 36 40
Darling, Henry L-The N K
of the NW' of Sec 29
and the NE'Vof the NE'
of Sec 30 in Tp 5 S R 4 1
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Dolan, Alex-The NE' of
the SE'-4'of Sec 4, and the
N X of the SW and the
SW W of the SW 1-4 of
Sec 3 in Tp 6 S R 38,
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Eakin, James E. Com. at a
point 1 2 rods W. of the S.
W. Cor. of the E. W of the
N. E. of Sec. 16, Tp. 1
N. R. 39. E. W. M. thence
N. 40 rods. W. 12 rods.S.
40 rods, E. 12 rods to
beginning.
Edwards. Vivian Lot 1 1 in
Block 31 in Preemore's
Add. co La Grande.
Fisher, Mrs. T. M. Lot 1
and 2 in Bloik E. in Mc
Daniels Add. to Cove, Ore.
Fitzhugh, J. H. Lots 4 and
5 in Block 6 in Thompsons
Add. to Elgin Ore.
Fowler. J. M. Ths E. of
the S. E. ', and the S. E.
V of the N. E. of Sec. 3,
and the S. W. of the S.
W, 't' of Sec. 2 inTp. 2 S.
R. 36, E. W. M.
(Coi.tinued on Page 6)
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ACCIDENTS Wit L HAPPEN.v
Wm. Grant's Agency writes a'l kinds"
of accident and health policies. Call and
see him for rates.
fUNfRAl TODAY
The funeral of the late Fred RaW
took place this morning from tha hnm
of his brother, Joe Baker, who is living
on the J. E Reynolds farm. Rev. W H
Gibson, of the Baptist church officiating
The interment followed in the Masonic
cemetery. The deceased was about
twenty-two years of age and had been
suffering with consumption for severa
years. He was an exemplary young man
and was loved by all who knew him. The
father, Attorney Jos. F. Baker anrf h.
three brothers. Joe. Harvey and Rtlph
have the sympathy of all.
THE SMOOT (ASf
(Scrlppg Newe AMoclatlon)
Washington. Dec II R
rows, chairman of the committee on pri
vileges and elections, reonenpf tha rial-..
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on the unsei-ting of Senator Smoot of
CF THE CHOICEST IN THE
LAND
fan maids and brave men-the
Jhf tur?d,.Ul9 Wldest travelei.
the fittest to judge of fittinc fare
for the table can find naught but
pra.se as their opinion of our
. hfnsgiving groceries or the fancv
uxuries prosperity permits. Our
large buying and moderate pricing
has much to do with pulling croc?
h ff th9,best i'o' S
A Tmtl? r?'e ordmary ans.
voS nf th rder Wlli convince
you of the superiority of our store
and our sales methods.
PHONE MAIN 46
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LaARNDE L0DGE No. 41 A F
TUyr7R380Ulprmneet,nS 2d
Frank Kilpatrick, W. M.
H. A. Staniels :
SUCCESSOR TO
Stanicls &. Jarman :
C0NTRACTIG
PAINTER
PAPER HANGER
and DECORATOR
Phone
Black 1781
La Grande Ore.
J. L MARS,
Contractor and Builder
Dealer in;Building Material.
Building Stone, Clean Coarse Sand nrf
Gravel delivered.
La Grande, Oregon
Dro line naming work, and 1 will
name the rshtnce.
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WORK CALLED f0R DELIVERED
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laundryI
PHONE MAIN 7 I
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