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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1909)
EIGHT PAGES. PACE SIX. kvemxo orervf.h. i. graxik. orkgox. wr.nxr.soAV. jxrnT vt. :ot. i La Grande Professional Directory . W k aMraiMinikl J. H. HUBBARD. M. D. ' PnyafclM and Surgeon. Iirno IB New Bank Building. Rooom ha- 'phone-. Residence, Main it; Office. Main 7. tUC A. L. RICHARDSON, physician and Wurgeok. CfTic over Hill' Drug 8tor.- Ctftce 'Phon 1I. Re.ldenc Main It N. MOLJTOR, lir D-. Physician and burg wo. Caraer Adam Ave and Depot St. Vttitf Main -:- Residence- Main BACON A HAIX. Phvk.-lan and Surgeon. O&os t. Orrode National Bank Building-. 'Phoua Main If. C T. Bacon. Residence, Main II. M. K. Hall, Residence. Main 61. Wi,V.I. MOORfi DR. H. C. P. MOOR Osteopathic Physicians. JQrkftvUla Graduates Under Founder Office Bommer Balldliig. PfeoaM: Office Main M; Res. Main M C. 11. CPTOK, PU. O- M. I. Physician and Surgeon, fpaclal attention given to Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Cttta la La O 'and Vational Bnk Building. Taooss Office, Main 1; Residence, Main 11. TPH58RA1IV suugiiJua'b. iR. P. A. CHARLTON. Veterinary Burgeca. fyt&tm at lull's Drug Store, La Orandi Kedaeace 'Phone Red 70 L KJOBfte 'Pbene Black 11(1. Inderendent 'Phone SI. Both 'phones at residence. DR. W. H. RILET. Graduate OMo State University. Vaccination, Dentistry and Surgery f all kinds. Country calls promptly s.mred. Office till Adams Avenue. Pon: Pacific Black 1901. Independent, 971. Public Sienegraitlicr anJ TvperUT. At Williamson's Office. Foley Block. XesWeoee 'Phone Rluck 602 or Red us:. VL4VI. Teacher and Manager. Telephone Farmer 1171. C. B. CAUTHORN, Dentist. Of'lce over Hill's Drug Store. La Grand Oregon J. C. PRICE. D. M. D. Dentist. Room IS, La Grand National dan Building. 'Phone Black im. TEACHERS OF MUSIC PROF. E. PORTEn DAT, Princlpa La Grande Scliool ofIunle. Mr. Day, assistant. School, 10! Greenwood Ave., one door south of Adams Ave. 'Phone Black 1831. MISS STELLA OLIVER. Teaclier of Piano and Harmony. Studio at residence of Turner Olive corner Fourth and O avenue. MISS LENA McREYNOLDS. . Instructor In Voice Culture. Room 8, Lewis Building. , La Grande - - - Oregoi " MISS ROSE HOUSE, fiwu-uctor In Piano Harmony n Technique. Corner Second and Jefferson Street La Grande, Oregon. ELECTRICAL EAULNEiOUt. L. A. PICKLBK. . ivll. Mining, Irritation Englueeriv and Survey lug. Estimates, plans and specifications Office In Bohnenkamp Building. La Grande ------ Orego. C. It. XUOltVlON. Architect and Engineer. Surveying, Civil and Structural Eng neerlng. Twenty Tears' Experience. EOHEKT MILLElt, . Arcliitccl. Office 1107 Adams avenue. 'Ph-mo Puclfic, Main 1. Home Indepoiidci.i No. 8. ATTORNEYS. Clias. E. Cochran Geo. P. Cortira COCHRAN ft COCHRAN, Attorney. ' La Grande National Bank Building La Grande - - - - Orogoi Keihjced IUH'n on O. R. ft N. On Icember 23, 24. 25 and 31, the O. R. ft N. will Bell round trip tickets to any station within u distance of 200 miles at a rate of ne and one-third !hre for the round trip. Final return Uilt January 4. R. H. LLO D. Attorney at I ".v. rictlce In all the courts :f the Star and United Stutes. Elgin Oregon C. II. CRAWFORD. " Altornev at Tjiw. Practices In all the courts oi the Str.t and United States. Office in La Grande National Ban! Building, La Grande, Oregon. LEROY LOSlAX. Attorney at l.nw. 615-16 Swetlund Building. Portland - Otegor Soikf of Stuck Impoundment. Notice is hereby given that the fol lowing described niilnuil was Impound td In the rlty pound on the 6th day of January, 1909. Ouo black and brown Jersey cow, dehorned, three holes nl each enr, some of them torn out. No brsmls vlhlble. and unless said animal U claimed and all charges paid on or before January 19, 1009, said animal will be sold to the highest bidder for cash. Done and dited ct La ("Srnndc. Ore gon, the 8th day of January, 1909. JOHN W. WALDNN. Chief of Polio. EMJOY THE SNOW Hick's Guarantees a Month of Good Sleighing Our system of converting buggies and surreys into cuttertrand sleighs vriltenable you to own your own sleigh or cutter at a small cost Bring your buggy to us, wait an hour, pay us $5 and drive hcrce with the Dest sleigh in the city. , BAY & ZWEIFEL 211 DEPOT STRtEl Pendleton. Jan. 11. First reports of loss and suffering on account of the presnt storm are coming from the L'matllls Indaln reservation. The well knoan Improvident nature of the nveragi Indian has caught him with out much or any feed with the result that there will be more dead Indian cayuHos than live ones, if the present cold weather continues for any greut l.ncih of time. Cattle a well as horses are also suffering. According to Ed Kidder, who came in yesterday from well up on the res ervatlon, the conditions are even worse than it was thought. He says he counted three dead calves along the road and that one Indian woman has 100 head of horses without a particle of hay or grain for any of them. Nate Rains is authority for the statement that many cattle belonging to Indians are starving to death on the reservation. Indians seldom or ever lay In a sup ply of hay for the winter, allowing the animals to pick up "what feed they can around straw stacks and rustlo for their keep the best way they can. In ordinary winter conditions they can do this and the most of them pull through, but the present weather Is unusual and unless the snow goes off and goes off soon, the Indians will be heavy losers. Though the present storm has work rd but little hardship thus far upon stock, It has not been so merciful to the coyotes, rabbits and other wild animals During the past few days -.nany stories 'havo reached the city telling how rabbits have flocked 'round barnyarl throughout the countv. fearing civilization less tha.i death from hunger and cold out upon the snow. According to C. F. Daniel, who farms five miles northwest of the city he found a number of rabbits about his barn yesterday. They had been driven In by the deep snow and sought refuge among the horses and other barnyard animals. W lit RECEIVER STILL ENTERTAINS $30,00 ASSESSMENT HOPES. One and Cne-Tliinl AtMtvwmcnt Dih and us a Rule CollwUtl KwrtvtM Hum Nivo Sum on Hand. Up to date about $10,000 have been collected by Receiver Nledner from shareholders In the defunct bank, in view of the fart ihat only one-third iusessment lias flien due, this is very encouraslns to all Interested. Of course. In several Instances, share holders pild the entire assessment on December 19. when the first one-third of the ussi osim lit was due. but many others took advantage of the time al lowed. Abort $30,000 In assessments lias bt en the f'nd hopes f the re reiver ihroi'Khout. and the probabili ;les are he will be successful In gath ering tip that amount. Office- Rvixilreil. The United States National bank i-.as re.'Hted the room In the rear of the bank. fiM-ing on Depot street. In a way that lends a business air to the room. This has been no expense to the receiver. A Simple Sleigh. Day 4 Zwelfel, the plumbers, have secured all rights from M. H. Kelley. for his celebrated gas-pipe sleigh at tachment, and will convert your bug by or surrey Into a cutler on short noM--e. JlM:s says there w T! h f ur wevk of flood idelghing. D.i n-A let five dollars prevent you from hav ing 30 days' snow amusenv-nt. N. K. WEST'S reat .Annual Sale Sot 2 section In the entire home that does not contribute extraordinary sale bargains. In many instances ysu'll find prices less than half, and in many instances you'll find prices the lowest of the year. Sell in xason seasonable merchandise; thafs an imperative rule that forbids carrying 99ds from one season ever into another-a rigid'td policy that forces prkes tight down to the quick selling point. The lots that are too small f advertise furn ish the greatest values. A shopping tour throughout the store will reveal unpwendted birykig opportunities. AGAIN WE MAKE DEFYING 0FEERS All Woolen Dress Ootds at greatly reduced Best Garment Values We've Ever Offered prices. Just such fabrics as fou would pay All Ladies Suits at Half Price. Clave, rfe- 65c to $1.25 a yard for, are priced at this sirzble styles, and made of best materials, sale at 62c. The best qualities we could mrs Coa ; cuf frm buy to sell It 50c to 6c5c a yard, on sale '. . .. . r . . here at 33c. Fine Black Dress Fabrics all 6 to lh years, halt price. Coats and Skirts at reduced prkes. at greatly reduced pnees. HEADY TO WEAR DEPARTMENT An extraordinary sale of Men's and Ladies' Ladies' Waists at Cost and below. Shoes, over 20Q0 pair of surplus stock'must Ladies' Wash Suits reduced to 90c be closed out immediately. Ladies' Corsets, alt sizes 39) Men's Shoes, values $5.00 $U90 Z , Children's Shoes, values h 75c 25c NOTIONS AT SENSATIONAL PRICES Women's Shoes values to $3.50 $i.H8 Ladies' Belts, new styles 19c Big Assortment Ladies' Collars 17c DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT Pillow Tops, regular 50c values 9c American print '5c yd. MEN'S CLOTHING fj! Flamel- V2.c Men's SuUs values to $12.50 $k.90 HS ' Hc. Mens Suits, values to $20.00 $9.00 Thread 2 h2c a sPo1 Men's Oveteoais at one half price sj& torflaM Every piece of sUk Men's Bib Overalls, 50c a pair . fh heuse reducedt Men s Underwear, one half price ... AMAZING SALE Or SHEETS AND PILLOW SUPS Good quality sheets andPillcw Slips iust received,. which vie are going to put cn sale at the amazing prices. SHEETS 43c EACH PILLOW SUPS 9c EACH Yon are Cordially Invited tc Join the CALIFORNIA MID WINTER EXCURSION to be given under the auspices of WALLA WALLA COMMERCIAL CLUB WALLA WALLA to LOS AIVGLLES and r:tura $94.00 This rale Includes railroad ticket for the round trip, and berth in sleeping car for the go ing trip. Side trips provided for in the Itinerary, and all meals from the hour of departure Fri day night, January 5th. until ar rival in Los Angeles. 5:45 p. in. Friday, January 22nd are aUs in cluded. To Leave Walla Waila by froetal Train FRIDAY. JANCARY 13, 1M9, At 11:4ft P. If.. Via THE OREGON RAILROAD Jt NAVIGATION CO. a ad SOCTREUN PACIFIC CO. For further particulars Inquire of J. H. Keeney, O. R. tt X. Agent La Grande. Oregon. Notice of Final Account. Xotice Is hereby givea that the un- or three months before he is fully recovered. This Is an unnecessary loss j of time, as by applying ChamberU.... : derslgned haa fUed ,n the ccunty court Liniment, as directed, a cure may as at ' ftf Tvnlnn nrtiintv ilflto nf OrAffon. hifl final account of his administration of rule be effected less than one week's time, and In many cases within three days. Sold by all good dealers. Pure bred Plymouth robste. s for i 3a!o at a bargain. J. E. Reynolds, U. i F, D. No. 2. La Qrande. . M tiVM.! Children j'ou can g rt cut rut wild ar.xjals v EE 3 3 "J ei - -jr.-.ccrs. Th:.;-j v. -iid itMie srjrti-:i'i toy animal; zi; ven away with TowIq's the estate of J. M. McCall. deceased, and that the said court has or dered that said final account be heard by said court at me usual place of holding said court at the court house in La Grande, in said county. Ion the 16th day of February, 190S, at 10 oclock a. m, of said way, at i . i . . . i I nnun lime aim piuce any jjciouu n- fcj (torested in said estate may appear and ; file objections to said account, if any i , he have. Dater, January 9, 1909. i ULYSSES G. COUCH, Administrator of Said Estate. 13 Is i.JJ w 7 RAMSEY & OLIVER, 1-11-2-8 It is Tca-lc'a !t?3t srd nio-t deli. cou b!ui or S::ari:a.:so8yr.p. tern Syriip. Knr.sy nn: lS.iu ayrr.p. !i s ri-h uiepit iLivor, Tako bor.ie & cuu uiay. The Towle Map!e Syrap Co, Klks' SN-ial. Tuesday. January IS. will be social night at the Elks. All members, their i wives and sweethearts art cordially Invited. 1-12-1) spraining his ankl. and it Is often two A Sprained Ankle. As a rule a man will fel well satis fled if he can hobbl ' around oa crutches in two or thr weak after Fever Sores. Fever sons and old ch runic sores vhoitld not be healed entirely,, but tou)d be kept is healthy condition. This caa be done by applying Chara-U-risiu's Salve. This salve has no su perior for this purpose. It Is also most excellent for chappod hands, sore nipples, burs and diseases of the skin. For sale by all good dealers. Wood! V.'e have tho best wood in town, and plenty of it. Full measurement gaurantecd. Real Estate, Loan & Commission Co. lack & Bramwell. "Phone Black 1211. tf t t I erence in bread. I t Nl HBREFLD tl u M ! There is a diff- ED STRIXGHAM, AUCTIONEER. Sale cried on short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed. Xo extra charge for distance. LA GRAXDL' - - - OREGON Route No. I 'Phone No. U6x Have ku tried ours yet? If you have not, you should. You may be missing some thing. Personal experience with a tube of ManZan Pile. Remedy will convince you It is immediate relief for all forms of Piles. Guaranteed. SOc. Sold by SUverthorn A Mack. ROYAL BAKERY t
