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EVKNINO OBSERVER, UV GRANDE OREGON, MONDAT, JULY IS, 190S,
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. LOCAL ITEMS. , - ".
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Attorney L. J. Davis came over
from Union today to transact business!
Mrs. J. K. Forrest left for Baker
City last Saturday night to visit her
friends. ...
Dick Kruger left this morning f-r
his mine, which is situated in the
mountains west of Haines.
F. P. Hammond returned, to Union
this morning after spending Sunday
here.
Mrs. O. E. Didlon and little son
Howell, are making a 'short visit
with relatives in Elgin. . '
W. J. Spencer left, with his family
this morning for an extended camp
ing tour in Wallowa county,
Attorney J. D. Slater returned last
evening from Denver, where he at
tended the democratic convention as
' an alternate delegate; "
f Misses Nlrma and Frankle Coyken
dall cams over from 'Pendleton this
( morning to stay a while with their
aunt, Mrs. Bonsell.
f?? J. W. Oliver Is in Union today on
business for the Oregon. Fire Relief,
f which company he represents In this
; territory.
" Mr. and Mrs. Frank Toney we're
down from Baker yesterday, and
, spent the day with Mrs. Toney's par-
i ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ktnzle.
i Mrs. S. D. Crow, who has been
i spending the past two months vlslt
Ing In the Willamette valley, returned
; bunday morning.
! Miss Myrtle Clark, who, Is now liv
ing in Portland, is 'here on a visit to
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Clark
:. of Island City.
Sheriff Chllders left this morning
for Telocnset to sell about 500,000
5 .feet of saw logs which hud been at
t taehed.
s Oscar Jackson left yesterday morn
i ing for Sumpter, where he will join a
) party and proceed to Olive luke, for
,'sn outing of about 10 days.
, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Houson spent
Sunilay at Hot Lake visiting Mil.
.Houston's brother, William Getehel",
'vho was operated tipon a few di
tfigo.
) J. D. Vurplllnt Is expected to ar
rive tonight from Wlnnlmac, Ind., to
Visit his son, Charles A. Vurplllat of
this city. The senior attended the
Denver convention.
i Ash Houston and John Fournler,
BANKING
Banks are becoming more and more the custodians
of the funds of the people, of both large and small
means. This is due to a wider appreciation of the value
of banking service as its usefulness is extended and its
methods better known. . . In the case of
The Farmers and Traders
National Bank
THE BEST
service is assured. Its officers aim in every way to
protect the interests of its patrons,making use of every
s mnc nf nrpratitinn. Its un-to-date svstem of accuracy
I promptness and the same
f small depositors, lr you nave any oamung ousiness xo
I transact, come to our bank.
The Farmers and Traders
National Bank
of La Grande
tlTY LIVERY AND FEED STABLE
1 f-.
Cor. kth 0 Adams Ave., One
till New Rigs- Well Matched Teams
Single Horses
members of. the La Grande baseball
team, left last evening ,for Portland.
If Mr. Fournler's health does not im
prove" ln the near future ho will re
turn to his home Jn Aberdeen.
Dr. V. G. Allen, a wealthy resident
of Boise, Idaho, spent Sunday night in
the city as the guest of his brother-in-law,
A. "J. Webb. Mr. Allen is on
his way to, Prince Rupert, B. C, in
quent of profitable Investments. :
Mrs. J. W. Black and children went
up to Telocaset this morning to visit
Mrs.' Black's brother, Sam . Stewart,
who recently bought theflnaJfijrm
formerly belonging to William Wig
giesworth. v
H. B. Haisten,1 manager of the Fir
street store, is-now also temporary
manager" of tho Adams avenue store
In the absence of his brother, F, D.
Haisten, who Is out in the mountains,
camping with his family.
tF. D. Haisten and family left early
Sunday morning for the mountains.
His baby girl has suffered very much
the past few days from excessive heat
and their physician advised this out
ing for the benefit of the thlld, as also
for the benefit of the health of the
members of the family. '
The Misses Harkey, Coles and Hor
ton, who have been the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Morse, left this morn
ing for Yellowstone park. They will
also visit In Colorado befpre retunrlng
to their homes. Miss Harkey In Ala
bama, and Misses Coles and Horton
In New York.
Chester Hansen, who formerly
lived here, was down with .the White
Swan band from Baker City yester
day. He is at present running an au
tomobile livery there. Another popu
lar member of the' band who came
over yesterday was Chct Wilbur, lino
type operator on the Herald.
Several parties were out fishing
yesterday, but no large catches have
been reported. Dr. Molltor and Mrs.
Molltor, Mrs. Noill and daughter. May,
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cherry, were up
the river about 15 miles in Dr. Moll
tor's auto, and enjoyed a fine picnic
dinner, but caught no trout. ,
Mrs. D. H. Stewart leaves In the
morning for a three month's visit
with her father in Nevada. On the
way she will visit her brother in
Boise a few days. Mr. Stewart Is ar
ranging to Bpend a few weeks In the
coast cities before the theatrical sea
son opens.
Mr. and Mrs.. Fred Harding left Inst
night for Rosslnnd, B. C, after a
SERVICE
careful attention to large or
Block West of the Foley hotel
For Ladies
short visit with Mr. Harding's mother,
Mrs. Emma Harding of this city. Mrs.
Harding has been here some time, but
her husband's visit was brief.
County Bridge Superintendent J. F.
Campbell is in the city today. He U
constructing a new 18-foot bridge at
the Gray place. This is a wood struc
ture 100 feet In length. .
The second annua) institute of the
Catholic Educational Association "of
Oregon meets In Portland and will
continue In session for five days, com
mencing on the !0th.
Mr. Rolapp, private secretary of
David Eccles, Is In the city. In Com
pany with Mr. Taylor, manager of the
sugar company's factory here, he
made a trip to. Union today.
Miss Minerva Kelly, stenographer at
the land office, Is recovering from her
recent Illness, caused by an attack of
the mumps and was able to pay a visit
to the office today. ,
8. A. Pursel, commander of the
Eastern Oregon Veterans' association,
Is In the city today on business con
nected with the G. A. R. He will re
turn to Union tonight.
W'. D. Arnold, who was - formerly
our county commissioner, but now a
resident of Portland, Is in the city "on
a short buslneis mission. He is meet
ing many of his old-time friends, and.
while in a measure keeping in touch
with our progress, was surprised to
note the growth La Grande had made
during his absence. ;
Four younm men of Salt Lake pass
ed through La Grande last night en
route to New Zealand as missionaries
for the church of the Latter Day
Saints. . The young men were person
al friends of Express Agent George
Htbbard of this city and enjoyed a
few minutes' visit with their former
chum.
Mrs. Mary Kalmbach of this city,
was married last week In Spokane to
B. E. Birch, a mining man of that city.
Mrs. Kalmbach Is well known In La
Grande, having lived here until re
cently. The wedding was a quiet af
fair. . After a tour of the sound cities
and Canada, Mr. and Mrs. Birch will
make their home In Spokane. The
bride has a host of friends In La
Grande.
INJURED I1V EXPLOSION.
IYiiuk Floyd Sustains Injuries In Ex-
ldn-lon at DriiK More.
A loud explosion shortly after noon
today created considerable specula
tlon In the residence portion of the
city. The cause of the noise was the
Ignition of gas accumulated in an
empty "barrel, some time ago contain
ing wood alcohol. The loud explosion
was louder than serious. Frank Floyd
of the Newlln drug store, had lighted
a match in too close proximity to the
barrel, which lay In the back yard,
and Instantly he was In the midst of
an accident the result of which Is
causing him some pain. His hand
was badly burned, but he is able to
be at his work this afternoon. Other
wise there was no harm done.
Doulilo I leader Yetrrtlny.
The Ladd Canyon and South La
Grande teams encountered each other
twice, In the forenoon on the Ladd
Canyon grounds and In the afternoon
nt "Hot Lake-. The South "Trr-Grnn.te.
or as they call themselves, the "Old
Town" team, won both gnmes, by 8-1!
and 11-3. Herr and Salco were the
battery fur the town boys. Hurley
MeHure, a nifty man In the Infield,
pitched for Ladd Canyon. Following
Is the line-up of the South Lit Grande
team: lb. A. Hermann; 21), Charles
Montgomery; 3b, II. Clark; s.. Cleve
Mimtcomcry; if, Joe linker; cf. Cur
IN, if, Harry linker; p, George Herr:
c, Sake.
More Tin i tier ami llomc(inils.
Quite a number of filings were re
ceived at the land office lute Saturday
afternoon and today. Tho homcslcad
filings were made by Benjamin Jen
nings of Joseph, Fred A. Onylord of
LlKhtnlng, Wallowa county; Herman
J. Cnmminits of Durkee, George L.
Riley of I'm I lie City, and James M.
Ileavert of Holdmnn, Ore. Timber
was secured by Henrietta M. Ingle of
Oenessce, Idaho, Joan Woods of El
gin and Charles E. Flack of prairie
City.
I.an Sot-lnl.
Wednesday evening at the home of
fir. Osburn, the ladles of the Metho
dist church will give a lawn social. Ire
cream and cake will be served. A
good time assured ill who may at
tend and all are cordially Invited.
Social at Island City.
The young people of the Epworth
league In Island City will give a lawn
social at the home of Mr. and Mr.
Ed Klddl Tuesday night. Everybody
la Invited to attend.
The Bargain Basement.has Crown to be one of the Strongest Departments In 0uf
Larg Store. A Few Suggestions will Show the Immence Slock of BARGAINS IN OUR
BARGAIN BASEMENT
Work Shirts
Dress Shirts
Imbroiderys
Calicos
Lawns
Muslins
Ginghams
Vutings
Hosiery
Corsets
Dolls
Trunks
The Place Where Coupons are as 'Cash. Eveaything at Marvilously Low Prices.
Others Take Advantage of of These FREE OFFERS, -WHY NOT YOU: A Trial In OUR
BARGAIN BASEMENT and YOU WILL TRADE NO WHERE ELSE
Gold
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BEST STOCK SMALLEST PRICES
SOCIETY.
Dainty in all Its appointments was
the dinner given at the Frank Harris
homo on Third street last evening, In
honor of the Misses Coles and Horton
of New York city, and Miss Harkey of
Birmingham, Ala., who have been the
house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Morse for the past week. Those to
partake of tho daintily prepared meal
were: Mr. and Mrs. Dlckerson of May
Park, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Morse, Mr.
and Mr. Charles Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Petrle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Harris, the Misses Horton, Coles, Har
key, Harris and Dial of Spokane, Beu
lah and Eva Harris, Charles Harris,
and Mildred and Carl Smith.
ImKr(ant Nctk-ct,
Tho women of the O. I. A. to R. of
L. E. arc requested to meet tomor
row at 1:30 for practice Instead of 2
o'clock.
MRS. FRED SCH1LKE,
President.
MRS. C. M. HUMPHREYS,
Secretary,
NOTICE FOIt PUBLICATION.
Department of tho Interior,
U. S. Land Office at Li Grinde, Ore.
Juno 30, 190S.
Notice Is hereby Riven that
HARRY J. IIOCKENPERIIY,
of I.a Grande, Union county, Oregon,
who, on June 5."ih, 1D0S, made tlrn-b-r
and st mu s'.vorn tilutcment No.
00:Z, for Sr.';. Sec. 16. Tp. 5 8.. It.
3 V.. W. M., has filed notice of Inten
tion to make final timber and stone
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before the register
and receiver at La Grande, Oregon,
on the 21st duy (,f September, Hog.
Claimant names as witnesses: John
T. Williamson, Adna I!. Rogers, 0r
R. Coolldije, Vlnei nt l- Reeves, all
of La Grande, Oregon.
F. C. BHAMWKLL, RrgMer.
7-10-J-ll
NotliT.
The street department of La Grande
has spent considerable time this sea
son destroying noxious weeds. There
Is still lota of work to do In this line,
Wa ask the co-operation of all prop
erty and land owners lo the city to
aid In the destruction of Russian this
tle, Canada thlctle, China lettuce and
thistle, white mustard, cockle burr and
silver salt brush now growing upon
your grounds and the street and al
ley abutting your property.
Respectfully,
J. A. MATOTT,
7-11-17 Street Superintendent.
armm Masemem
Toiletware
Glassware
Brooms
Baskets
Overalls
Soaps
Dishes
' Shoes
Hats
Toys '
And other things to numerons
to mention
en Rule Co,
Tuft Dictating SMcrli.
Hot Springs, Va., July IS. Wm, It.
Taft spent the entire day In his study
dictating his speech of acceptance, to
be delivered In Cincinnati. He will
outline the histories of the two par
ties. It will lake a whole week In
preparing It. It Is understood Bryan
will be censured as being a demagogue.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at La Grande, Ore.
June 10, 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that
CHARLES HANSEN,
of Starkey, Oregon, who, on Septem
ber 19, 1901, made homestead entry
No. 10617. for KM BK, Sec. 14, NE
4 NEW. Sec. ZS. NWH NW4, Sec.
24, Tp. 4 South, range 14 E. W. M
has filed notice of Intention to make
final commutation proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be
fore tho register and receiver at La
Grande, Oregon, on the 17th day of
August, 19Jf. -
Claimant names as -witnesses: An
drew J. Sullivan, J. B. Ayres, Peter
Evanson, John B. Robertson, all of
Harkey, Oregon.
F. ('. BRAMWELL, Register.
7-10--14
NOTICE FOR PUnr.ir-ATION.
Department of the Interior,
U. H. Land Office at la Ornnde, Or.,
May lltli. I901.
KAY HANSON,
of La Grande, Oregon, who, on Miy
r!h, 1901, made Timber and Stone
worn statement No. 6021, for NW'-J
NW'i, Section JO, Township 4 ..
Range 37, I'. W. M has filed notice of
Intemlon to make final proof, to es
tablish claim to the land above de
scribed, before register Olid receiver
at Ii !i;inde, Oregon, on tho 31 day
of August, 1 30ft.
Claimant names n witnesses: Mike
I Pase, Mary E. Wilson, lllanebn Ra
ker, Jflfins Melnlyre, all of La Grande,
Ore.
r. C. BRAMWELL. Register.
Di:XTIJT.
Dr. W D. McMillan. Red 831.
TalrTes 1 -traction.
Expert folO work. Special attention
to children's teeth.
La Grande National Bank Building.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
. Public IjiikI Kale.
Ia Grande, Oregon, Ijind Office,
July 10, 108.
Notice I hereby given that, a di
rected by the .commissioner of th
general land office, under provisions
nf act of congress spprovtd June 17,
101, Public No. 10 J, we will offer
at pubilo tale, to the highest bidder,
at 10 o'clock a. m., on the 25th day
of August, next, at thl office, th fol-
Tinware
Graniteware
Shopping Baskets
Notions
Wire Goods
Matches
. Clothespins
Tablets:
Toilet Paper
Shelf Paper
Buttel Paper
Napkins '
lowing tract of land, to-wlt: S'i SW
U. See. . NWK NW, Sec. S2, Tp.
4 8.. R. J 9, E. W. M.
Ajy persons claiming adversely
the above-described land are advised
to file their claim or objections, on
or before the day above designated tor
ale.
v r nalimrvn t. i
A. A. ROBERTS, Receiver.
7-17-8-21 .
. A, Square Deal
Tl assured you when you buy Dr. Plerre'l
lamlly medicine for all the Ingredt
Hits entering Into them are printed on
tlio bottle-wrnis'rs and their formulas
are attested under oath as bid ng complete
tud correct. Yon know luuwhut you are
paying for ar.d that tho ingredients are
gathered from Nature's laboratory, bclnjt
elccMtl from the. mwt valuable native
medicinal roots found growing fn our
American forenu and ft bile potent tocurn
urn perfectly harmless even Ui tho most
ileHi-ate women and children. Not a drop
of alcohol cntorn In 10 their coimoliloii.
A much Ndter agent I used both forex
truetiuit 11111I preserving llm mcdndiuil
principles tnuii 111 them, vli. pure trljilo
rcllncd glycerine. This sueut poec.
Iiiiiln-.il- iuedli liiul proM'rties of Known,
liclng a niiM vnluiihle Mtiiltipptlc ami antl-i
lermeiit, uiLlLhe aud sooiulug demul
cent. liWcerine f!;irs nn lirimrlnnt pnrt In
1r. I'lerce's Colden Medli-sl Discovery In
the cure of liidl""t Ion, drcpi nmi
weak stomach, nil mini by our risings,
iicartdmtn. foul breath, ro:itd toiivne,
poor spiieiiiii. gnn fi l ling laitom
aeh, llhoeii"i ami Kindred dining.
KielltKof the stolliarll, liver Slid holYolN.
Ileldi-s curing nil the iilmve distressing
11:!. Den's. ! h.--i ,oi!en .Mistical I (lucovery '
I,, n sjs-eihe fer H'l disease of the, mocons
ineinhr.iiief, nn catarrh, lie! her uf the
I .'...il Nis,ii--' ?. or of the tUoniui-h. 1 owe):.
r k !v !,- it "ins. Even In Its ulcerative
n'ares It will yn lil lii 1 1 1 1 sovrrelfn rem
edy il Us tis Is. tvsevcrcd in. 1i hronle
t ,1! irrh . ti.e a a...: I 1 . :.:. II Is well.
. hile i.tLIng tho 'linMeii Mistical Mx
covery " f,T inn ne -. ssiiry C"iilll otlonsl
trejrt'netit, to ele.m.1. the pnstnucs Invly
two or three timet a dnv with ir. Nude's
l'a!nrrh lieni'dy. 'i'hit thorough niur-M
nf treatuitiiil t.i-uil cine tho wnrat
CSSeS.
In eon-'. mil l,-s ,! tiy bmn-
fh,:il. Hill, lit ll.'lil l'ia y 'I,sl .,i. eis'it reli
ve rn nn, hi 1,1 Its t) -.i.-s il smb.'s. 1 lu, -(Miidi n
M. ile nl Inwi.vi'H-" is 111...1 e'le ienl rem
!', l'er!slly tn those oh-,1 In me, lilin.'-oll
enUK'lls ertni 1) b In I'll! Ion r nit i-onresl ion of
lie- 1 11 1 mi till. I I;, in-, hi n I'M, lit r.ot,-v 'I lie " Hit
C'iety''l II 11 so .d for Seulecinilflis srts- '
ins from sii-'i!. n ecl'' nor must II Im tx
p . leil bi cure rensuniMlen In lis sdrsneed
ir.s.-1,., 1,., ei. me i) do 1 list-Imi t for all
II111 iilisllnule. 1 liriiele i-outrh, wlili h. If Heir
Kelisl. or lisilly lleulisl I.-niI lintoeHiaillils
Uvu. It is Ui Oiit ibiHJlciuv ibst can be tskex.
4s444ss444
I Pastime Theater
V
$000 fret of moving pictures.
0 Two Illustrated wing.
Song by
SHERWOOD WILLIAMS.
Complete chang of program
on Monday and Thurvday.
Matinee on Wednesday and
0 Saturday afternoon.
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