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3 GITS PAGX3k PAGE TWO. EVKOXO OBSERVER, LA GRANDE OREGON, 6ATVRDAT. JCLY 1, 108. La Grande Directory PHYSICIANS. Q. L, BIGGERS. V. D., Physician and Surgeon. Office, Lewis Building, over Henry tt Carr Undertaking Parlor. Offlo 'Phone Black 1121. Residence 'Phone Bad 1001. JT. H. HUBBARD. U.V. Physician and Bnrgeoa. Dtflc In Naw Bank Building-. Rooma 33-3L 'Phones: Residence. Ualn II; Office, Mala 71. - V DR. A. L. RICHAKDBUW, Pli raids and Bargco. Offloa ovar Hlll'a Drug Btore. Offloa "Phone lilt. Residence Mala II N. MOUTOR, M. D, PhyasoJaai aad Bargee. Cerner Adaasa At, and Depot St. Offloa Main ft : Reatdenoa Mala II BACON HALL, ; Ptovsk-iaiia and Bargeons. Offloa Ii : Jk Grand National Bank Building. 'Phona Main II. C. T. Bacon. Residence, Main II. If. JC Hall, Residence, Main II. DR. V. E. MOORB DR. H. C. P. MOORB Osteopathic Fhyslelaua. Elrksvtll Graduate Under Founder Offloa Bnmmir Balldlng. Phoni: Office Main IS; Re. Main 14 c. it. rrrox, pil g m. d. , Physician ami Surgeon. Special attention given to Eye, Ear, ' Nose and Throat' Office In La Q-miie National Bink Building. Phone Office, Main '2; Residence, Main 12. VETEIUWUX BCTtGEONB. DR. P. A. CHARLTON, Veterinary Burgvca. Office at Hlll'a Drug 8tore, La Grand Residence 'Fhon Red 101. Offloa 'Phone Black 1111. Independent 'Phona II. Pit. V. 1L RILET. Oraduato Ohio State University Vao dnatlun. Dentistry and Surgery of aO kinds. Country call promptly aa swered. Office 1414 A4ms Ave. 'Phones, Pa cific, Black 1101. Independent, White 10. ' SIEGRIST & CO. JEWELERS AD 0PTICUS We wish to call your attention to our REPAIR DEPARTMENT 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. , Allour work guaranteed and promptly done. N e will savo you money : : SIEGRIST & CO- JtUfLERS AMD OPTICIANS Complete equipment for resetting and repairing rubber buggy tires. nm milium mi -nr-ii ill laaassa im II i i n i n i LA GRANDE IRON WORKS , ; D. F1T70ERALO, Proprietor , Complete Machine Shops ad Foundry . . u. Miuuuku, rTopnwr e) a mm t m 9 ttee Professional DENTISTS. a & CACTEORN. Office over Bill's Drug Btora. La Orande Oregot. J. C. PRICE. D. M. D. Dentist. -Room II, La Oranda National Bank Building. 'Phone Black 1IIL La Oranda Oregon TEACHERS OT MUSIC FnOT. 5. yvaTssst ntT. PrtnclD!. La Grande School of Music Mrs. Day, assistant School, 101 Greeawood A-, one door south of Adams Ave. 'Phona Black lilt. MISS 8TKLLA D. OLTVKR. Taaober of Flaao and Harmony. Stadia rr J. M. Berry's Store. ELECTRICAL EXGINEERS. L. A. PICKLE R. Civil, Mining, Irrlgatloa EnftaearlBi and Surveying. Estimates, plans and specifications. Office in Bohnenkamp Building. La Oranda Oregot C. K. THOHNTOX. : Architect and Engineer. Surveying, Civil and Structural Engi neering. r Twenty Tear' Experience, ABSTRACTERS. J.R. OLIVER. Abstracts of Title. Fire Insurance. Office next door to La Grande N tlonal Bank. . La Grand - - - - Oregor ATTORNEYS. Clias. E. Cochran Geo. P. Coctores COCHRAN COCHRAN, Attorney. La Grande National Bank Building. La Oranda - - - , Oregot R. H. LLOYD. Attorney at law. Practice In all the court of the State and United States. Elgin ...... Oregon VIA VI. MRS. GRACE McAUSTER. Tescher nd Manager. Telephone Farmers 17I. M SMOOTH POLITICIAN Washington, July 18. To say that Judge Taft's friend In Washington are pleased with the way In which he plays the political game on hla own hook It putting It mildly. They are prophesying that before the campaign Is over the country will be convinced that It was Taft shrewdness that made the Roosevelt administration such a picturesque success. . A, few of his most ardent admirers are pleased to contrast his behavior In the limelight with President Roose velt The yadmlt that bad the presi dent been handling the chairmanship rumpus that, with one dash out of the box, he would have settled It once and for all. They are rather proud of the fact that Judge Taft did not do It that way. Thoy believe he will be the stronger for this display of consideration of all aide of the mat ter before taking the fatal leap. They say It will appeal to the business In terests of the country that have made success possible In the past. ' It la estimated that the presidential nominee Is about o pull off some stunts In the Ohio political situation which will make old politicians sit np and tak a squint at Buckeye Bill. There Is no denying the fact that the Ohio aggregation, which haa been holding the whip hand In that state since last spring. Is sore at the failure of Arthur I. Vorys, of their' midst, to land the chairmanship. They wanted the big prize for the prestige that It would give to the machine that they havo been laboring on ever since Sec retary Taft started out to get the Buckeye deelgatlon to the Chicago convention. The recent repeated visits of Sena tor Dick of Ohio, to Private Citizm Taft hns led to the belief that the presidential candidate Is seeking to pacify all factions In Ohio at one fell swoop. Previous to the offensive and defensive alliance between Senator Foraker and Senator .Pick, caused by the White House opposition to some of their plans, Senator Dick's colscsl allies In his Ohio ftislits were the pres ent Ohio bosses) who have been try'" to put the Buckeye senators to sleep. Walter Brown, chairman of the state central committee; Henry B- Williams, chairman of the state executive com mittee, and State Auditor Walter Guil bert. were as thick with Dick as hops. For Senator Dick to go to these Ohio leaders who thought they were about to blossom forth into national politicians, ami with bared, bresst. show them how. In the Interest of par ty success, be ha set them an exam ple by getting onto the Taft band wagon, would have a wholesome ef fect, it would also have a Undent-) to make them believe th.it If the were to be President Taft's represen tatives In CMilo they must not let the ether crowd In Ohio "t onto the cround floor ahead of them. Senator Pick made arrangements' with Judge Tuft to see him at Hot Springs shortly after the sub-corn-j mlttve lei ted u i lulrinrtn of the n- lonal i mumitti e. At that time It Is In llcvcd an understanding ill hi re.iohel which ttll! btlng ih-sei two mvn cis r toKOther. Wl.' a Ju.lue Twft may hwve b-n lu his 'Wtiin nf a i Hiiii'iiiKH inn n.i -tvr, M ii. Muli. rs point it that the Kiente.i ninsto f..ctr In Puck-yr Pill's iMmp.tlKn will be the part that Char ge Tn ft. mt the t'lmlnnat! variety of Tuft, but he of the later generation. l!l play In it. A'-eady young I'h.uMe h.ts been able to ricnion.tr ite uneon-el'uily to the World that his fiiihir Is a good skilled Individual, made up of the vime In.-; hut tluil i ry fnthe" loves to hear extolled. Charlie has made up with the newspaper boys and I re garded us a piir. winner as a press agent fur his dad. lu-tter Tlian Xrnklng. Fpanltlns; does not cure chlldnn of bed-wettlnR. There Is a constitution al cause for this trouble. Mrs. M. Summers, Box W, Notre Dame. Ind ian! send free to any mother her suc cessful Instructions. Send no man")', but write her today If your ehlldrea trnuM In thia way. ( Don't blame the child, the chance are It can't help It.' This treatment alo cure adult and aged people troubled wit 'a urine difficulties y day r nix-hl Riddle ha a prospect of packing establishment fruit Notice for Bids. Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received up to 4 o'clock p. m., July IS, 1S08, by the street committee at the city recorder's of fice of La Grande, for the furnishing of material and constructing cement sidewalks as per ordinance and speci fication now on filfe at the recorder office, along the following property, to-wlt: Lots 8, 1 anJT 8, Block 108, Chap lin Add. , Lots 17 an 1 blocll 115, Chaplin Add. Lots IS a Add. Lot IS, 2 tin Add. plin Chap- Lots It an1 104, Chaplin Add. Lot IS, blockllOi, Chaplin Add. Lot 1, block 107, Chaplin Add (on Elm street). Lot 18, block 107, Chaplin Add. (on Elm street). The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. ' By order of street committee. W. N. MONROE. Chairman. ' NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior, . June 8, ItOS. Notice la hereby given that GEORGE U. THOMPSON, , at Adams, Oregon, who, on May 18th, 1901, made timber and stone sworn statement No. 04f. for SH 8B and NEK SEH and BB NE14. section ti, township t south, range 14 east Willamette meridian; has filed notice of Intention to make final proof to es tablish his claim to the land above described, before John Halley, Jr.,U. 8. commissioner, at Pendleton, Ore gon, on the 22d day of August, 1908. Claimant names as witnesses: Wln fleld S. Burnett of Starkey, Ore.; Thomas M. Keller, of Pendleton, Ore.; Frank Donaldson, of Meacham, Ore.; Frank Ironsplker, of Pendleton, Oro.; F. C. B RAM WELL, Register. 6-12-8-21 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. (Isolated Tract.) PUBLIC LAND S LE. La Grande, Oregon, Land Office, Juno 27, 190S. Notice is hereby piven that, as di rected by the commissioner of the peneral lard office, under provudons or act of ci-vfe! approved June, 27, 1?0, Public-- Vc. ro:, we will offer at Tvbllc al "io highest bidder, al 3C o'clock a. in.,' on the 17th day of August next, at this office, the fol lowing tract of land, to-wlt: N4 N'E Sec. . T. 1 8., R. 37, E. W. M. Any persons claiming adversely the above described lands are advised to file their claims, or objections, on or before the day above designated for sale. F. C. BRAMWELL. Register. A. A. ROBERTS, Receiver. 7-3-S-7 It Can't Ilo Heat The best of all Wachers 1 experi ence. C. M. Harden, of Silver City, North Carolina, says: "I find Eleclrli IMllers doe all that's claimed for It For stomach, liver and kidney trou bles It can't be beat. I have tried It Lninl find It a most excellent medicine,." Mr. Harden Is right: it's the best of all medicine also for weakness. Inme back, and nil run down conditions Best, too, for chills and malaria. Fold un ler guarantee at the Newlln drug store. 50c. 0 rrlvai and Drfianure of Trains al Im Grande. No. 1, westbound Portland 8peclal arrives 1:2$ a. m.; departs. 1:3 a. m No. I. east bound passenger, mat' and express, arrive at 4.41 a. m.; d part 1:30 a. m. No. 3, it bound Chicago Special arrives 1:01 p. m.; departs, l:lt p. m No. I, westbound passenger, mall end express, arrives t:tl p. as.; de parts, 11 p. m. E3g1s) Draartt. Regular mixed train leave La Orande at I o'clock and returns at 3 o'clock p. ra. The logging train leaves La Orande at 13:3 p. m. and returns at 7:41 p. m. t. B. KFF.MTT, ArniL La Craade, Oregosv, f rat ljL biocg lli, Van UfflockS We Want IN Our Want Your want i p'aced before a thousand or mors wanfc-eekr every day Can you afford to spend one cent per word of your want ad whe.-e result are the keynotes? . . FOR RENT. FOR RENT Furnished front room, close In; modern conveniences. 'Phone to Black SSL FOR RENT Six rooms, en suite, in Lewis building, with water and toilet upstairs. FOR RENT--Furnished rooms for light housekeeping.,!. E. C. Moore, corner Q and Fourth streets. 'Phone Red 14S2. P FOR RENT One (-room house, un furnished, and one modern 4-room C. 8. Zuber. FOR RENT Furnished houeekeep . tag rooma in suite vt two; room lose In, at reasonable rates. Inquire at 1417 Washington avenue, ,.4-lltf WANTED. WANTED To trade lots In La Grand for horse. Calt at Hill's drug store GIRL WANTED Family of two; good wages If competent Inquire I of J. M. Berry. 7-lltf WANTED Girl for general house workv Apply to Mrs. A. L. Richard son, 7-8tf WANTED Roomer and table boarder at the Swart Rooming house. In quire of Mrs. Edna Swart VV ANTED Chance make quick service In moving furniture and pianos with special . equipment foi safe hauling. All kinds of transfer business solicited. Leave orders at Halsten's stoe or 'phone to lied 1181. J. W. Black. - WANTED A position as stationary engineer. Practical experience. Can give reference If required. Address Box 758, La Grnnde. TO TRAYELIMG PUBLIC ; Persons desiring neat and comfortable rooms j ,,,i,l-. e and wnoiesome meals should stop at the PALMER HOTEL Board and room by the week : ,: : : $3 00 By the day : : : 1.00 The only First Class Si. 00 per day house in La Grande. White help only Employed. Two Blocks frcm Depot V. J, RAMS0M Prop. PHONE BLACK 402 i WK SI11VK A W. IHMI of Ice cream for a very ino.lerntu price here. And such cream, .i: Tlie first spoonful sets you to wishing the dish a a bixger one. With every succeeding mouthful you full more In love with the crenm, nnd you only wish your rapacity wn as huge a your ppetlte. Come In and enjoy torn. For sal at A. T. 1III.L. KRK.n DITIJ. SILVKRTIIOHX MACK. BluelMountain Creamery Co. TV Your Wani 4 Ad Column FOR BALK. FOR SALE Buff Leghorn eggs, ne dollar for each setting. Telephd to Red 212. ""T ' FOR SALE S0v feet of picket fence. In good condition. Apply to Mrs. Zuber. FOR SAL Cheap; automobile, S horse power runabout In first-class repair. For particulars and price. Inquire at this office. ' dw(-24-Imi FOR SALE Furniture, steel . rang, two heating stoves, bed lounge, ex. tension table. Iron beds and prinr. lee bos, fan leaf table", first 4oi organ. Other household goods,' 1. quire at 1417 Washington avenueT FOR BALE Two seeend-hand awa- lags. In good condition. Get partic ulars from J. A. Arbuckle, Model Restaurant " FOR SALE A first grade piano; wllB trade for a team or good city prop erty. 'Phone or call on H. A. Wat son, Red 1401. LOST Suit case on train between Ba--ker City and La Grande, contalnta; baseball outfit. Finder will pfc'A return to Observer office and receive reward. 7-1-1 FOUND Lady's band ring, at this office. Inquire' Land for Rent. We have 320 acres of excellent' land? for rent Call at once. F. S. BRAMWELL, C. J. BLACK. Croup When s ehtld w ixesnp In the middle of tt. elsht wit li sever, uituclc of croup as fro Qucntly hapiM'iii. no time nlmulil lie lost lo exnerlurentlnfr with r-;ncil1i uf n doubtful: value. I'roiui acuou U otleu Decuuarv Io save life. Chamberlain's Coug'h Remedy hasnererufeii known to full i anycavsnt: U lits l-en Iqum for over oue-t hird yt'aJ rr urr. Tliero N none Ix'tter. It ea i. lciHitflU'Kll. v, mv exleriinenf 7 111-. ;ile i:i loiiikenml ronislm no harmtttl Orntf. Price, 'ceUt: iarnoiU.5)ceuu. newux R,ra co. ''4' SA. rLArrfl f.;W vt&M air, The best llilnx you can do with you wud. roll, pile, sterklirn or whatever you ti ny cull your savings, Is to put It I where It !s sure to grow and be-s-Wf j while it Is growing. The bank Islta j spo', r,l ,n,r !,,, g tue riKitt one ln j which to dwtt you savings. both j for recmlty and K,.0,i Interest. Every i n:nn nd v o.n.in nueht to hive an in j dependent l ank account. Let us show ; you how money grows when In our keeping. The Eastern Oregon Trust a. Savings bank OFFICEItti 1 F. V. BTItKIT. President 1 WM. MILLER, Vice-President. i GEO. U CLEAVER. Cashier. T. J. FCROOGIN, Assistant Cashier. F. J. HOLM Fa. Treaanrsr. - e hiurGnAx, AIXIULVhlZR. Bale ct led on hrrt aotlce. Satisfaction guaranteed. No extra chjrge for distance. LA ORANDB . . . OREGON Jloute No. i. 'Phoa. Noltli .- i I i I". : . ; ,