TWfifc SIX. evextxg cnsrrtvrK. i giiaxde, okegon, p.irti;T)AY, Arm, 13. jsos. , i La Grande Professional f Directory 4 v-m44444'i I r?rvsiciAN8. J. u. a U EIQQEri.8, M. v.. Enysf.tun and Burgeon, attic Balaton Building, over I . Barry's Store. OUIca 'Phone Black 1121. ' Residence 'Phona Red 1001. J. XL HUBBARD, M. D. njvk-lan and Burgeon. Clffloe tn Now Bank Building. Room UU. 'Phonea: Raaldanca, Main l; Office, Mala 71. v. PR. A. L RICHARDSON. Physician and Burgoo. Offloa over Hill's Drug Stora. Cffloe 'Phona 118. Resldanca Main II N. MOLITOR. M. D., . myairi'i ana nurgooa. earner Adsms Ave. and Depot Bt. errlca Main 18 Residence Mala JU..CON HALL. ' Phvlrlnns and Surgeons. Office '. ' Grande National Bank F ...JJhb. 'Phone Main It. C. T. Xacon, Residence, Main It. f K. Hull, Residence, Main 52. U.V. F. k. -100UJS . , DR. JB. C. P. MOORK ,, Osteopathic Physkrlana. ! atlrksville Graduates. Under Founder. Office Simmer Building. , , Phones: Office Main 13; Res. Main 14 C. II. t:ptov, ph.. g.. m. 1. I'lijxlclan. anil Surgeon. Special attention given to Rye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Office In La Ottiie v'oilunal Dink Building. Phones Office, Main 2; Residence, . Main 32. VETEUIXAKY sniuKom pr DU. P. A, CHARLTON, Veterinary Surge n. Office at Hill's Drug Store, La Grandt Resilience 'Phone Rod T01. Office 'Phono Black 1361. Indofendent 'Phono It. . ", DIt. W. 11. 1ULKY. firaduato Ohio Siato University Va sinatlon. Dcntlntiy unil Surgery of ai kinds. Country tolls promptly an svrared. Offleo 1414 Adams Ave. Thongs. Pa rifle, BlacW 1801. Independent. " 7 whit id. dentists. c a cAcmoBN. Office over Hill's Drug Store. La Grand Oregot. J. C PRICE, 1). M. I). Dentist. Room IS, Ia Grande National Bank Building. 'Phone Black IttL La Grand Oregon Dr. 8. II. Kasley Dr. J. L btevensoo Res. Red 111. Res. Black 161. E ABLET 4k STEVh-.NbU.S. Dental Parlors and Laboratory. Aluminum Plates, Crown and Bridge work, a specialty. Office Opposite Foley Hotel. Office 'Phone Black . til. TEACHERS OF MCSIO iROF.E. PORTER DAT, Prtnclj, . La Grande School of Music Mrs. Day assistant. School oppo site Foley Hotel. Phone Red 471. MISS STELLA D. OLIVER. ' Teadiet of Piano and Harmony. Hiudlo over J. M. Berry's Store. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS. L. A. PICKLE R. Civil, Mining, Irrigation EngtnccrUt and Surveying. Estimates, plans and specifications. Office in Bohnenkamp Building. La Grande - - - - Oregor ,V. It. TIIOHXTOX. Architect and Engineer. Surveying, Civil nnd Structural Engi neering. Twenty Years' Experience. ABSTRACTERS. J.R. OLIVER. Abstracts of Title. Fire Innurawe. Ollli.e next dnor to La Grande Na - . tlonal Bunk, t.a Grande - - - - - OreRir VIAVI. MRS. GRACK McALISTER. Toacher and Mnnager. Telephone Farmers 1!)7. ATTOItXKYS. 1 lius. IC. Cochran ! tou. P. x iirt COCHRAN & COCHRAN, : Attorneys. ' La Grande National Bank nullillng. ' T (nti.1e - -' - Orcg? i OlCUTvIO 1 OL VU. ! f JEWEURS A0 OPTICIANS ' We wish to call your attention to our REPAIR DEPARTMtNT We are better prepared than ever to-do first class work. If you have a watch that does not give you satisfaction, oring it to us and we will guarantee we can fix it. Diamonds reset or mounted in new mount- ing is one of our specialties. All our work guaranteed and promptly done. We will save you money SIEGRIST & CO- JEVVfLERS AMD OPTICIANS Complete equipment for rubber buggy tires. resstting and repairing f LA GRANDE IRON WORKS 5 ' D. FITZGERALD. Proprietor Complete Machine Shops nd Foundry eeeeeeee Mm S (Elgin Leader.) Lou Stoop Is shipping potatoes to Missouri and Kansas points, and get ting a good price for them. J. 8. Jansen, the well known livery man of Lewlston. ' Idaho, arrived In the city laHt week with a party of five persons whom he had driven over from his town, a distance of 120 miles. . Mr. Jansen and the party put up at the Sommer house, J. M. Ashworth of Athena, was In Elgin recently looking this field over with the Idea of building a modern, up-to-date opera house here. He ex pressed himself well pleased with the situation and stated that It was almost a certainty that he would build at an early date. The Elgin brass band, successor to h Woodman band. Is rehearsing reg ularly each week under the direction of Prof. E. F. Hug. There are 25 members In the band, 10 ladles and misses, and the remainder men and boys. About 18 members attend re hearsals regularly and take a decided Interest In the organization. ' (Elgin Recorder.) . Harnha Morton was down from La Grande this week visiting Elgin friends. The Morton family will move to Walla Walla In a few day to make their home. Mrs. O. S. Wlgglcsworth arrived or Monday's train from her home In Cal ifornia to visit with her parents. Mr. alvl Mrs. Frank Victor. Thomas Slcgnmnd has contracted for 10 cub bears of C. Carpy of Wal lowa. The cirbs have not been de livered, but Mr. Carpy has them vendy to ship on short order. Mr. SIcBmuml' will ship the animals tt parties In the east. ' , ' ' Mrs. D. D. Wortmnn left Wednes day evening for Wnlla Walla, when !ho goes to lie nt the bedside of Rich ard Mclntyre, who was recently In jured by the explosion of an acetylene gas tank. The Injured man was moved to a Walla Walla hospital Wednesday nnd Is reported to be In a dangerous condition. Conditions permitting, the Elgin Joseph Rngp company will start It ntuKfla running on thn summer ched ulo next Monday. Cndt r tho preset!' t winter schedule, (lie stages lay ove ;t the hotel In the canyon ft n!(,hl nklng two days to make the tvtj .'.'.rough to Josei h without a stop. be deprived of their perquisites and must go without their annual passes, J being entitled to trip passes when ac- tually on legal business for the cor- poratlon. , i TT. a W. H.SRENHOLIS.As.'tCaih.er C.S. WlLLIAMSuMAsstCaahier GEORGE PALSSS. President J. M. BERRY. Vias President F. L. M EYERS, Cahier In SUMMONS. the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Union County. j 4 Samuel T. Boothe, plaintiff, vs. Myr-. X tie Boothe, defendant. T To Myrtle Boothe, the Above Named Defendant: ' ! In the name of the state of Oregon, ' X you are hereby summoned and re-' J 1 w quired to appear In the circuit court j of the state of Oregon, for Union coun- j S ty, and answor the complaint filed against you In the above entitled cause J on or before the 2nd day of May, 1908, or In default thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court tor the relief J prayed for In the complaint, to-wlt:f for a decree of the court declaring ' X the marriage contract between plaint-! i iff and defendant null and void, and J for such other and further relief as may be agreeable to equity and good conscience. This summons Is served by publi cation thereof for alx consecutive weeks In the Evening Observer, a dally newspaper of general circulation published at La Grande, Union coun ty, Oregon, by order of Hon. Thomas Crawford, Judge of the above entitled court, made and entered on the 21st day of March, 1908. R. H. LLOYD, Attorney for Plaintiff. 5655 La Grande National Bank Of La. Grande, Oregoi CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $160,000 UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY J. M. Barry C. C. DIRECTORS a .ConleY F . J. Hf.M. 'i Ft nonlev r. J. frames Ptnningtca F, L. Meyers fc Geo. L Ctevar W. L Brenholt Gsa Palmer Brykitt B 4AAA A AA AAA f You'll Pay With Pleasure 10 extend niectrlc Lino. i G. F. Robertson, postmaster at Tur-I a. ner, was In the city yesterday and ; i states that everything Is moving along' In fine shape In his locality, says the , X Salem Statesman. He Btates that the X Oregon Electric has Just finished Its, J survey rrom Kalem to Turner and that Turner ' people confidently expect an ,1ftt,ln nMr,ai1 In n .hn.l mA rTV. ; Is an Impresalon In that locality, ac-j Tiir sver" rr:s! mn hen, It will be a cumbmtion of good food, good coeliini and goal ser vice. Our nesUurant is iatend td for psDpIs who apfraaiata -good eaticg, also for pecols who like th geott things of afa at a Rioderatcs. If you belong to, that cUss, cms in anisae w.ia wt can iik tot you. t Model Mrnul i. A. ARBUCKLE, Prep.' $4.50 Wtssll weekly maal Uskets for 'V1 ding to Mr. Robertson, that the road will continue on south to Albany J J or thnt a branch line will be built east I a into the Stayton neighborhood. - X M.W TAKE A WAV PASSES.. ! r '. t.:'islnt C'oir.iui'rve romnlslon Now! t,'iietioiic I'lrc Attiuiieyx. I'b sil-s cf K.iIIwk;! t ' o o a CO CO WITH TVVEMTY YEARS EXPERIENCE I should be capable of fitting your eyes correctly. If the Glasses I furnish you do not give absolute satis faction, I stand ready to refund your mcr.ey : : I am here three hundred and sixty five days In the year to make my assertions good J. H- PEARE LEADING mtZR JLWILrR i t t . r i 1 the rallrond commission of Ota n follows the Virilng of t:e lntt-rstlt ":noi-co coniiiil-sliin, mr.cy local a! !"rnes for re.l'.rouJs lunccfotth mu to l;,h.ut autinnt jiH.-.ei, says a Cit I'.'.trh from WoB'.ilnr.l'iii. It haH bee: '.e pMuli.e cf r-niiij to sc-Wit an vt hiiU iuilur.iti.il f U.i.n y In eaci 'r.mry c'uriK l!-t.ir lt.ies '.:o could Jl1-v-li'.d ufon to atto'.icV ; the cv,r.pany'! 1 .1 li i't k t h, and wlillc not placing the!"-1 ttoriH-i s on t-Hlnvy to give annunt ' 4 'r.ssea, a though they wcic cinpio; fl ! yy the ro.iJ. tftcn unicws called on to serve In a particular suit, no money has pis.-i J from the company to the attorney, yet they are carried on the free transpor tation list of the road, and the annual muss Is practically all the compensa- i.m rcctived. It fcelng regarded as suf-;l.-lent. The federal commission has looked Into this situation with some are and has ruled that local attor neys of railroads cunnot, under, the e:lstlng law, use pusses on Interstate journeys. It also rules that all attorneys who receive passes must be In the rmplcj nf the company as their chief occupa tion, not as a mere sUe l&uc In their Uw practice. ( Tlie federal commission realizes '.hot this ruling will cut oft many so .ailed railroad attorneys who now travel on f-ee tram-pcirtailon, some belonging to the lofrlslature, Others "'Ing to the state capitals to lobby, and still others coming to Washington for the same purpose, and as alleged regular attorney of road having re ceived transportation over connecting lines of their companies. If the Oregon commission, as In the past, adopts the policy of following when 'possible the federal commls- z t t ii x 1 ji- ! ! . . ! 1 i ICE CREAM This is tho open season for Ice Crer.rn and we are pre pared to furnisi the trade with tha very best. Re marnber refreshment paricrs are the finest in Eastern Cregcn. A resort for Ladies and Ger.llcmcn t E. D. SELDER, tnc Candy Mi laiM 1 slon's rulings, and applies It In this' t.istaftre, many Oregon attorney will OF THROAT AND r7k. 1 9rrV . . : FOR UR BY COUGHS AN GOLDS TMATLM n JILL DISEASES We SAVED NCR SON'S LIFE U MyaonRer was taken down a verA , doctored some months wi,,,W?A?!r "tt lung trouble, ?r. King'. Hew DiKovery7.nd Tn Zllk Jt" 1 u &Z I kept thi. treatment up for fewTek,-' ChMee for bett well and works every day. novr my Mn 'Perfectly o. sami..rippEEAv(1(Mo We AND $1.00 M 1 X I . - i ST a I i t J Tl I tCLD AND GUARANTEED BY miv. us uirvs co.