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La Grande Professional
Directory
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J. H. HCB0ARD. M. D.
Thyme la a and hurgeun.
pntn In New Bunk Building. Room
- "Phone'. Residence, Main
; Office, Mala 71.
tK. A. U RICHARDSON.
Fliysklan and tiurgcoh.
Cfflce over Hill' Drug Btore.
OCflce 'Phone 1361. Residence Main IS
N. MOUTOR, K D.,
Fliytlcinn and Surgeon.
Corner Adam Ave. and Depot BL
(Mo Main t : Residing Main ii
BACON A HATJ
I'hTsklan and Surgeon.
tfttVaa t- Grode National Bank
Building. 'Phoue Main 19.
. T. Bacon. Residence, Main It.
M. K. Ball, Residence, slain 62.
W, ?. E. MOORB
DR. H. C. P. MOORl
Osteopathic 11kion.
Graduate Under Foundei
Office Sommer Building.
Jrfeoot: Office Main 12; Re. Main M
C. II. CITON, I'll. O., M. I.
l'liyslcian and Kurgcon.
adaJ attention given to Eye, Ear,
Nose and Throat
Oflk In La 3-and Vational Ban.k
Building.
Tbotti Office, Main 2; Residence,
I Main 12.
TT3tLAir SL'iuifcioai.
DR. P. A. CHARLTON.
- Veterinary Surgut D.
toCOc at BUl'a Drug Store, La Orandt
Residence 'Phone Red 701.
CMS 'Phone Black 1241.
Independent 'Phone 68.
Both 'phone at residence.
DR. W. H. RILEY,
Gradi.at Ohio State University.
Vaccination, Dentlatry and Surgery
a al) kind. Country call promptly
re red.
Office 1414 Adams Avenue).
Sboneu Pacific Black 1901.
Suleaendent, 273.
C. B. CAUTHORN,
Dentin!.
Of'lce over Hill' Drug Store.
L Oraide Oregon
J. C. PRICE. D. M. D.
Death.
Room 22. La Grande National tiaol
Building. 'Phone Biaek ll.
TKACHEHb OF MUSIC
PROF. E. PORTER DAY, Princlpa
I.a (iramle Scluiol of Mu.-le.
Mr. U-y, assistant. School, 10!
Greenwood Ave., one door south of
Adam Ave. "Phone Black 1821.
MISS STELLA OLIVER,
Teacher of I'lwnu and Harmony.
Studio at residence of Turner Ollvei
corner Fourth and O avenue.
MISS LENA McREYNOLDS.
Instructor in I'oloe Culture.
Room 8, Lewis Building.
La Grande .... Orcgoi
MISS ROSE HOUSE,
Instructor lu Plaint Harmony an
Technique, r
Corner Second and Jefferson Street
LarGrande, Oregon.
elsxtiucal enginkkus.
l."a! pickler!
. nil. Mining, Irrigation Engtneeria,
and Surveying.
Eatlmatea, plana and apeclflcatlon
Office In Bohnenkaiap' Building.
La Grande Oregoi
C. 1L TIIOHN'IO.N.
Architect and Engineer.
Surveying, Clvtl and Structural Eng'
neerlng.
Twenty Year' Experience.
KOUEKT MILLER,
Architect.
Office 1107 Adams avenue. 'Phones
Pacific, Main 1. Home Independent
No. 8.
Public Stenographer and Tvpcwr'ter.
At WUlluniMon' Office.
1 1 59 Foley ItliM'k.
Xestdenc 'Phone Black 602 or Red
1852.
VIA VI.
ATTORNEYS.
Ctuu. E. Cocliran Geo. P. CocUr
COCHRAN A COCHRAN,
Attorney.
La Grande National Bank Building
La Grande ... . Orego:
R. H. LLO D.
Attorney at Law.
""notice In all the courts of the Stat
and United States. s
Elgin ------ Oregon
MRS. GRACE McAUSTER.
Teacher and Manager.
Call at th;i C C. Pitnlngton & Co.
Tom thte week and see the I. C. S.
method of teaching modern languages.
The pronounelatlon acquired by thin
method I absolutely correct.
c. ii. ciLVvi-'oun.
Attorney at Law.
Practice In all the courts oi the Ktct
and United States.
Office In I Grande National Banl
Building, La Grande, Oregon.
LEROY LO MAX.
Attorney at Law.
615-16 Swetland Oulldlng.
Portland ----- Oregon
A Sprained Ankle.
As a rule a man will feel well satls
fled 1f he tan hobble around on
rrutehes la two or three weeks after
jiriralnlng hi ankle, and It n often two
r three months beforo ho Is fully
neovered. This Is an unnecessary loss
f time, a by applying Chamberlain'
Liniment, a directed, a cure may as a
rule he effected Ichs thun one
unak' time, and In many c fines within
Uiree day. Sold by all good dealerst
"AHoui' Qrt ytwrs ago my brother
una 'held up' liV M work, health unci
napplnem by what wa bnlleved to be
hopi km consumption," writes W. 1!
Lfp.eomb, of Washington, N. C. "Hi
nxik all kinds of remedies and treat
axent trqtn Mveral doctors, but toum'
aru iMfJj (TtT fi ned Dr. King's New
Diiwovrry and was wnolly cured by
ti dra.wlng th Jury list, which task
rvnmimed the greater part of the see
alo.
ED KTKING11AM, 4
4 AUCTIONEER.
a Sale cried on short notice. 4
a Katisfmctlon cuaranteed. 4
a k extra charge for distance. 4
LA GRANDE - - - OREQON 4
4 Route No. 2 'Phone No. Il6x 4
Fever Sores.
Fever sores and old chronic sores
should not be healed entirely, but
should be kept In healthy condition.
This can bo done by applying Cham
berlain's Salve. This salve has no su
perior for this purpose. H is also
most excellent for chapped hands, sore
nipples, burn and diseases of the skin
For sale by all good dealers.
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To the Farmers ahd City Property
Owner of Union County:
' You are cordially Invited to visit u
t our office In La ciiando. Ore. Our
ibject will be to bring new investor
nto this field. In order to do this we
vlll need the to-operatbn of you prop
rty owners. W. Ml e'eal In farm and
.ay property, timber land and stu-no
iand. rentals and loans. Drop in ana
et acquainted whether you have an
ihlnn t effer or rot, we will be
(leased t meet y Very truly yours.
THE VAN DJYN REACTY CO.
Room 6 and I. Scrtl-er Blvk.
Both Th.ne. La Grande, Ore.
Wood!
We have tho best wood In town,
and plenty of it. Full measurement
irauranteed. Real Estate. Loan &
Commission Co. Black & Bramwell.
Phone Black 1211. tf
LIST
ANNOUNCED
UMOX FUKEHOLDKUS WHO
WILL DO JIUV Dl'TV.
IVhrnary Term of tin-ult Court Is ITo
liliil Willi Cuxtoinary 31 Juror
' ( final RetnMMimtlr tiniun of
('Ion "ounty IlecMents ITjni of
New I.lt.
The first set of veniremen to be
druwn from tho Jury list prepared by
the county court at Its last session, has
bi en drawn and will do duty during
the Fibrtniiy term of circuit court.
The list include the usual representa
tive groups of Union county freehold
ers, though the farmer predominates
In the gnluxy of men who will wield
justice when the February term of
court sits. The following are the
Veniremen:
M. 8. Sanderson, Summervllle, far
mer.
George Raird. Union, farmer.
William Webster, Allcel, farmer.
O. J. Forstrom, Union, merchant.
P. Plckler, Union, teamster.
A. Ilalman, Island City, farmer.
W. Rhodes, Elgin, real estate. .
E. Stevenson, Elgin, merchant.
M. Slack, Elgin, farmer.
N. W. Schofleld, La Grande, farmer.
L. A. Strlngham, Imbler, farmer.
John W. Searr, Hllgard, merchant.
John Shaw, Allcel, farmer.
W. H. Bohnenkamp, -La Grande,
merchant.
J. E. D. Kail, Cove, farmer.
S .A. Maun, North Powder, farmer.
J. A. Russell. La Grande, butcher.
M. W. Huffman, Union, farmer.
J. G. Snodgrass, La Grande, mer
chant. .
L. M. Jenson. Imbler, merchant.
E. 8. Logan, Summervllle, farmer.
T. B. Maiiln, Medical Springs, far
mer. J. E. Gllkison, North Powder, far
mer. Henry T. Hill. Starkey, farmer.
E. P. Staples, La Grande, capitalist.
Homer Lldwell, North Powder, far
mcr.
Peter O'Sulllvan, La Grande, capi
talist. J. P. Halley, La Grande, farmer.
F. A. Day, Island City, farmer.
J. L. Haller, Telocaset, farmVr.
W. M. Potter, Elgin, farmer,
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STOCK HELP
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Oft i
' ..7"
Standing room was at a premium
yesterday at the stockyards In this
city. ' On account of crippled railroad
service, all shipments through till.
point si. ice Thursday night, were un
loaded to feed here. Twenty-five car
loads of cp.tt'.e. and five carloads o'
hogs came i:i Friday, and wi re unload
ed, to be held here until the road open
ed up. To top off the congested con
ditlons, 16 carloads or hogs and cat
tie came in yesterday morning and
were unloaded.
A Busy IM-Hlity.
The stockyards at times like thesr
present busy scenes. Great loads of
hay and other kinds of feed are pur
chased from local dealers and con
sumed In the feeding at the yards.
Several groups of attendants make
telr headquarters around the yards
to look after their stok, which Is of
ten an arduous task In Itself. All In
all, the west end of the city was a nolfcy
and busy place yesterday, even though
It was Sunday.
Loading Out Shipments.
Since last evening the various ship
ments have been loaded and sent west
at a rapid clip until tonight there will
scarcely be a penful of stock again.
Hock Spriae Owl.
We sell the best coal tarried In the
city. Prompt delivery. 'Phone Main
". tiiande Ronde aCsh Co, 1-13-16
Personal experience with a tube of
ManZan Pile Remedy ' will convince
you It Is immediate relief for all forre
of Piles. Guaranteed. SOc. Sold by
SUverthorn & Mack.
if CREWS
ill WORK
Construction of the M. & M. ware
house" thl city was resumed this
morning with a full quota of men.
Contractor Krelger had carpenter,
stone cutters, bricklayers, and handy
men at work at 7 o'clock this morn
Inn. The contractor Is anx'ous to have
the building completed as soon as pos
sible and if the climatic conditions
continue as at present, the' exterior
structure will be ready in due time-
by March. A portion of the steel glrd
ers have been hoisted to the proper
places. " . , '
ICcwunicd at Inland City. .
An augmented 'crew is busy at Island
City today, putting the roofing on the
new mill building there.
(OVEdlE
SATURDAY
The La Grande high school basket
ball team will play the Cove school five
at Cove next Saturday night. The
quintet that will be sent against the
Coveltes on that date will be picked
next Wednesday evening by a set of
uninterested judges: George Bernle,
Don Scott, A. W. Nelson and W. F.
Landrum. Prior to that date the
squads will try out for places each eve
ning after school hours.
Wenton Game Undecided.
The Observer was partially misin
formed Saturday evening In announc
ing the Weston Normal game. The
game has not been clinched. Manager
Waldo Geddes has a long list of game.
in sight and a trip or two for the team
as well. The first matter of interest,
of course. Is the Cove game next Sat
urday night. Arrangements are being
made to have several wagon loads oi
rooter go along.
Party at Ho tor M.'Dm-M'K.
Saturday night a parly of friends
of Mr. an J Mr, Hector McDonald
irove out to th-Mr home in J. II. Mt.
Elroy's blp iiiclgU and gave them :..at
was Ir.t.iiK " to be a surprise party.
Tb& sn"--Ise was not complete, bat t!v.
evening wa very pleasantly gpont 4n
games and music. Light refreshment.
were served. Wallowa Sun,
Notice of Stock Impoundment.
Notice Is hereby glvan that the fol
lowing described animal was Impound
ed in the city pound on the 6th day of
January, 1909. One black and brown
Jersey cow, dehorned, three holes ni
each ear, some of them torn out. No
Urnnds visible, and VT'r
is claimed and all charge paid on or
before January 19, 1909, said animal
will be sold to tho highest bidder for
cash.
Dene and dated at La Grande. Ore
son, the 8th day of January, 1909.
JOHN W. WALDEN.
Chief of Police.
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4 HINTS TO HOUSEWIVES. 4
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Save your left over coffee and tea
and mix with your stove blacking. It
will give a bright and lasting polish
to your stove or range.
Dry all your vegetable parings In
the oven and use them for fuel.
To keep milk sweet in hot weather,
put It in a wide. shaUow dish, and
stir Into it a teaspoon of saleratus to
a gallon of miik, and place it where It
will ketp cool.
To wash silk lace, make a good lath
er on your hands with a pure white
snap and rub the lace gently till clean.
Rinse in a little milk and water. Roll
the lace around a large bottle. Fill
the botte with hot water and leave the
lace until dry. It will not need Iron
ln. A dish of water kept on the radia
tor will Improve the air In a steam
heated room.
If there's a rit;ht thing to be done,
and we seem to pass through a wrong
thing on our way to It. depend upon It
there's another way to it. and a better
one. and it Is our own fault, and not
God's that we do not find it. Edward
Gannett.
N. 'K. WESTS ANNUAL
SALE Swings into its
Third Week
Bargains multiply and interest increases -Forceful value
Giving nvw to clejr our shelves, all that remain of Fafl
and Winter stocks and still good assortment too
10 to 50 per cent Saved on every
Dollar Spent al this Sale
Cteat Clearance Sale of Lace and Embroidery. Ladies'
Suits al hart and less. Ladies new Lawn VJaisis for
Spring at Sale Prices. Great Reduction on Silk and
Dress Goods. Values in Ladies and Men's shoes, the
talk of the town. We have hever given belter values in
Muslin Underwear. Savings run targe io Men's SuHts
and overcoats. Great values for your money in Ladies'
Coats. Men's Furnishings at extraordinary reduothons.
More and better baxgair s than ever before In high
grade staple and seasonable merchandise of every
discription. The money saving opportunities are so
many and so good as to appeal with great force to
shrewd and economical buyers whether its wearing
apparel or household effects tint i wanted, it can be
purchased here at the lowest prices of the' year.
Look to your needs and profit by the marvelous val
ues we are offering in every department. Take ad
vantage of the great offerings.
Where Quality Governs Cut
Prices Count
CI
WANTED!
Having just pp ercc asacond land store, in my old
store, on Fir Street must have
SECOVD HANS GOODS
I am prepared to pay highest cash price for SEG
OND HAND goods. Do not sell until you have
seen me. If you are going to leav3 town phone
me.4 : Remember I pay cash.
ED. PR0PECK
Phore Black 1251 FIR STREET
ENJOY THE SNOW
Hick's Guarantees a Month of
Good Sleighing
a
Our system of converting buggiesand surreys into
cutters and sleighs will enable 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 home with
the Dest sleigh in the city.
BAY & ZWEIFEL
211 DEPOT STREET
Try Amnions' Murderer.
Xew Tork. Jan. IS. Andrew Mc-
Grath. charged with the murder of
Walter E. Ammon, a wealthy butterine
manufacturer, will be placed on trial
in. Jersey City today. Ammon was
shot down in the Pennsylvania railway-
station in Jersey City on Friday, No
vember 13.
Plneules for the kidney are Mttle
golden (lobule which act directly on
the kidneys. A trial will convince you
of Quick result for backache, rheu
matism, lumbago and tired, wornout
feeling. 30 days trial $1. They puri
fy the blood. Sold by SUverthorn
Mack.
The more praise a man bestows upon .
himself the wiser he 1 not
If a woman la dressed to kill he U
a dangerous associate.