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EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGOX, MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1908. . " "
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Cuttle, for Bulo.
Fifty hond of Muck cuttle, cattle tn
K"od condition; now on range, la
qijlro of
It WETZEL,
djlt Meachnm, Oregon,
Notice,
The Member of tho O. A. II. nd
V. n. C. will meet at the I. O. O. F.
hall tomorrow morning at 1:30 to at
tend. In a body, tits funeral of the
lute W. H. II. Miller.
Grartlng
Il a dead tame. Bo sty Dr. H. C. Par
kor of the Indiana School of Medi
cine, In Colllcr'a Weekly. We concur
WELL, I GUESS YES!
Asked If our bottled ginger ales, so
das, sarsaparlllus and carbonated min
eral waters arc- up to the mark, the
veil posted man beams on one with
Ms answer: "Well, I guess yes."
Couldn't wull be othorwlno, for our
beverages are as pure as they are de
licious, wholesome as they are spark
ling. Tour orders, please.
Union Boiling Works
CEMENT WORK
$ All kinds of Cement and
I Concrete work.
CONCRETE
BUILDING BLOCKS
CEMETERY WORK
i No contract too large or
too small.
Satisfaction Guaranteed t
1 A. L. ROBERTS I
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PHONE BLACK 689
A V'rW .....Jf I
One 5c Coupon with every cash purchase of
. Per :Cenf Saving
On your every day necessities
-i h 'V- 1,',-X.t. -J iiV.' 'J.ujh. ' -(.'
Iie savna s good interest on your money
Save your Coupons-'Gooi in the
BARGAIN BASEMENT
Golden Rule
DENTIST.
Dr. W. D.HlcMlltiUi. Hod 851.
rainless t xtractlon.
Export gnd work. Special attention
to children's teeth.
La Grando National Bank Building.
TUs star
Is erecting a plant at
PORTLAND, 6RECOM
for the manufacture of their -world
famous
portable well
drilling Machines
for water, oil, gas, etc., etc
it moderate amount ot
vitttcy will etart yon lu
a profitable bnalaeaa.
STAR PORTABLE
DRILLING MACHINES
have boo proved by
Competitive Tets to na
Thi IWt In 1 lie WWM.
For full particu'.an regard,
ln well tlrillitiK trim hints,
tools, supplies, etc., wrilu to
STAR DRilllNB MCiilNE CO.
Portland, Onroav,
or
AKKOH. OHIO.
A Pertinent Question.
Are your eyes good yet have you
perfect vision for long or short dis
tances T If there Is anything the nut
ter with them, now Is the time to
have them examined and, If necessary,
properly fitted with correct Glasses.
The wrong kind of lenses would In
jure Instead of Improve your sight.
I am an Eye BpariaUat, and under
stand everything la connection with
the humaa eye, and Olsssee for same.
0. M. I1EAC0CK
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CITATION.
Ia the County Court,' fur the County
of Union, Sluto of Oregon.
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In the mutter of the estate of George
Newbert, deceased.
To A. A. Newbert, and all known and
unknown heirs of George Newbert,
deceased, resident and non-resident,
Greeting: '
In the name of the state of Ore
gon you are hereby cited and required
to appear In the county court of the
state of -Oregon,' for the county of
Union, at the court room thereof,, at
r.a Grande, In the county of l'nlon, on
Monday, the sixth day of July, 1908.
t ten o'clock In the forenoon of that
Cay, then and there to show cause, 11
my you have, why an order should
not be made, authorizing and directing
admlnlHtrator of the above entitled
tate to kcll the west M of the north-
.t Vi, section 12, township 2, Boutl
f rnngo 37, E. W. M.; lots 3 and 4
In block 130, Chaplin's addition to La
'irando, l'nlon county, Oreiton; and
lots 1 and 2, In block 85, Ciap?ln'
r 'ditlon to' La Grande, Union county
Oi-egon.
Witness, the
'.';EAL) HON. J. C.,HENKT,
IucIk of the County Court of the Stat
of Oreiron. for the County of t'nlon
with the seal ot said Court afflxet'
this third day of Juno, 1903.
ATTEST: J. B. GILHAM.
dj-13-:0-2-juU Clerk.
Was Wanting Away.
"I had been troubled with kidney
disease for the last five years,"
writes rtobert It. Watts of Salem, Mo.
"I Inst fleh and never felt well ant
doctored with leading physlcluns nn(
tied all remedies suggested without
relief. Finally I tried Foley's Kldne;
Cure and less than two bottles com
pletely cured me and I am now sounc"
and well." During the summer kidney
Irregularities are often caused by ex
cessive drinking or being overheated
Attend to the kl.lnev at once by us
ing Foley's Kld- Cure. A. T. Still.
Dost 1111s Ever Bold.
"After doctoring It years for chron
ic Indigestion, and spending ever 1200,
nothing has done me as much good as
Dr. King's New Lite Pills. I consider
them the beet pills ever told," writes
B. F. Ayscue, ot Ingleslde, K. C. Sold
under guarantee at Newlln'a dru
store. 25c.
foe- Reos, s
We have 12 acree of excellent land
tor reat. Call at once,
F. &. B RAM WELL,
. C I. BLACK.
$1.00
0RTING
Glcnulngs From the Diumoml
" - nu'l Track. .' ,
, The last game of tho Pendleton-La
Grande series on the ' PenQltton
grounds yesterday Wns characterized
by clean, enappy playing on both skies
and by the best; batting seen in any
Inland Empire lee.gue game so far.
Chllders was easily the' star In the
stick work, getting four hits out of
five times up.. Zimmerman, however,
doubtless trying to kill some fish for
dinner, clubbed one over the fence
Into the river, but as lock or the
Into the rtvor, 'but as luck or ' the
one was on the bases and the dough
ty center fielder must needs romp
around the diamond afoot and alone.
The batteries were Kottoman and
Fonrnkr, Aubln and Conrad. Koos
Jr, La Grande, and Van Houten, Pen
dleton, umpired. -
At Walla Walla Baker City broke
even on the series by taking yester
day's game. The standing ot the
clubs Is now as follows: ',' .
Walla Walla ..12 6 0
Pendleton - .... .12 6 1
Raker City ....12 3 9
Crydcrman's Lemon.
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If the people of this city have been
under the delusion that Crydcrman
can play ball their hallucination was
llspfiled yesterday, for the facts are
that he Is too sleepy to be In pro
fissioual ball. It is possible that he
ould make a record for himself If
playing with Cornucopia or Richland
but to get up against the real thing
'-e cuts about as much figure as a
'lop-toad would In a bull fight. Man
ifior Hosier has gone the limit In re
fining him In the box to satisfy
few enthusiastic friends, who had the
Idea that Cryderman was "It." Ba
ker City Democrat. '
At Elgin.
Union added another to her list of
victories yesterday when sho took the
c lgln team down the line to the turn
'f 13 to S. The number Bhows that
Elgin was unlucky, Four of the rum
ame In the slXt.i, and the rcmalndei
in the ninth, so that the Elgin fam
must have had hope3 until the finish
McMillan and Mulvchlll did the bat
tery act for Union, and for "lgln there
wore Ilalgarth, Johnson and Towr.e:
In the pitcher's box, with Christian
R-n to catch. Kalgarth lasted fou'
innings. In the fifth Johnson went li
iml struck out the first three men up
Vfter that he was powerless, and Ir
the eighth Towner tried to mystify th
L'nlon lads. The nine runs In thi
ninth tell os his success. Elgin wil'
ilay at. Summervllle next Sunday.
Cove-Perry.
Cove lost the game to Perry on er
rors. The batteries were Smith ant
Slbson for Cove, Kelson and Brandt
.'or Perry. Four of the five runs to,
ove came lu the fifth, one In thi
!:th. Perry crossed the plate twlct
n tho first and second,' three tlmei
.n the fourth and once each In thi
'Ifth and sixth. Jones of Cove, um
pired In a satisfactory manner.
Mr. nnd Mr. Ball Return.
Mr. and .Mrs. George Ball returnee'
"unday morning from western Ore
jon. They first visited Portland May
0j thence to Salem, where Mr. Bal!
ttended the grand lodge and grant
ncampment, I. O. O. F.: thence t
Sllvcrton. where they visited with th
V.mlly of T. W. Lusk, formerly of Lt
rande. They also railed on F. E
F.nloe und wife, formerly of Ls
Grande. Frank Is running on the 811
.erton Lumber company's Ibgglnt
ond and Steven Enloe ls conductoi
n the road. Mrs. Robert Cotner wa
there visiting her father and mother
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Enloe. They slsr
met Mr. Whllton, formerly of Ls
Grande. He la conducting a store at
the lumber csmp near Bllverton. Al
these former La Grandeltes were wel;
and contented, notwithstanding thai
the town went dry- Mr. Ball -walked
five miles to vote for H. M. Cake, but
there were too many halfhreed repub
licans who voted for Chamberlain. 8c
his rake was all dough. Mr. and Mrs.
Ball called at the rose show on their
way home and visited the big cruiser
Charleston, which was quite a treat.
They enjoyed the trip but were glad to
be back In La Grande.
Al Umi Sherwood.
The program at the Sherwood
changes this evening and the program
will surely please all who attend. The
principal feature Is the number enti
tled, Nero and the Burning ef P.ame.
This ls a grand spectacular number,
and one which will bring to snind
many Interesting matter of ancient
history. Another strong number le
the "VMt le a Futile Nursery." This
is purely an educational number and
s.-'.tmld be tven by every" man, woman
and child In La Grande! The songs
are well calculated to give Mr. Feriin
an opportunity to display his splendid
voice, i Remember, the changes take
place this evening. ,
H. h. Alexander, the Imbler black
smith, was a La Grande visitor this
mornlns, - returning upon the noon
train. : '- s ' ; .... - '.' ' ; ,-.
W. I. Wade, the Summervllle lum
bariHan.' was a La Grande visitor this
morning. .
J." J. Carr went to Imbler this after
noon, returning on the afternoon tram.
: I. N. Faulk made a flying trip to
Imbler today.. ' ' ..
;' NotU-e to Contrciftorx.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received up till 4 o'clock
p.-m.-of June 19, 1908, by tho district
school board of school district No. 1,
La Grande, Union county, Oregon, for
completing the Fourth ward school
building according to plans and spec
ifications on file with the school clerk.
Certified check for five per cent of
bid must accompany each bid. The
board 'reserves the right to reject any
t '. V'Au - -ef & ...
thur C. Williams, school clerk.
By order of district school board.
ARTHUR C. WILLIAMS, '
J8 19. School Clerk.
Waffles and Miiple Syrup.
The ladles of St. Peter's guild will
give a social and hold a sale at the
rectory Wednesday, June 10. All sorts
f useful and funcy artlcleu will be
on sale. Waffles,' fritters and genu
ine maple syrup direct from New
fork state with coffee, will be served
for 25 cents from S o'clock to 8.
Proceeds are to be used for the pay
ment.of the new pews recently Install
ed n the church. Please note time
and jilrice. , , 6-8-9
Twin Falls TUitcs.
. Special reduced rate of $18.00 from
La Grande o Twin Falls and return,
.'tcount. opening Twin Falls-Salmon
!;:" Land & Water Co. Date of sale
M .v uJ.'hr good until June 9th.
Tour truly,
3. H. KEENET.
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; WE HAVE IT!
SWEAT?
THE VERY BEST
: lineof GROCERIES and
VEGETABLES In the
city, everything tooth-
some and wholesome
for stylish dinner tables
THE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY
E. P0LACK, Propr. Phone Mam 7K
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IDEALERS IN:
f l1ARDVVARE,ST0VES,flRITL'Rf,BL'ILDIG MATERIAL I
If You Want Gasoline
Pumps, Pipe or Plumbta.
ICE CREAM
.; ; This is the open season for Ice Cream and we af ne-i
,;j pared to furnis.i the trade with the very besC '
;; member refreshment parlors are the finest In Jfriern
; ; Oreion. A resort for Ladies iad Qeatlemen ; lit . ;
Saorctl Heart Cont iiM nttt nenl. -
The comraencemefVarcUws of the
Sacred Heart acadomVl be hold at
the Elks hall on Friday. June It. at
2:10 p. m. The school work of the
different grades wilt be on exhibit on
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday of.
this week in Mr. Pearc's Jewelry store,
Newlln's drug gtore and Mr. Harris .
art store. All are'oordlally Invited to
Inspect the work. We are pleased to
state that the academy has had a very
ruccessf ul school year.
SISTER M. CUPERTIAO.
LOW
P A T.RS (
EAST
Will be Made by the ,
O. R.&N.-
This Season as Follows:
To
Direct
. . 872.50
... S7.S0
.. 803.15
.. 860.00
.. 800.00
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Paul . . ."t. . .
Omnlia
Kansas City
TICKETS V.'ILL BE ON SALE
. .MAT 4, 18
JIXE 5, , 19, SO
JULY 6, 7, 22, 23
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AUGUST , 7, 21, 22
Good for return ir 90 days with stop
over privilege at pleasure within
limits.
DON T FORGET THE DATES
For any further Information call on
J. II. KEEXET, Local Agent,
Or write to
WM. SIcMl imAT,
General Passen
PORTLAND, OREGON.
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B0HNEMKAMP CO.
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Enilnes, Wind Mills. Tank,
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