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... i.' t!' -V V evening observer, la citASPH o.troovnrusnAV, i KiHtAUV ii.it. j PAGE TWO. ; La Grande Professional Directory - I PHYSICIANS. PHYSICIAN 8. J. H. HUBCARD. M. U. physician and fcuPtfi. OtUc IB New Bank Building. Roorae 'Fhon- Residence, Main ; Offl'.-e, Main 71. DR. A. L. RICHARDSON. Phf dcUa and Bvrge. Office over HUl'i Dm Btore. Office 'Phone m. Re4denoa Jaaln It N. MOUTOR. X O.. phrsictaii aad Burcooo. Corner Adaroi Ave. ana Deaot 8t. pffloe Main IS -: Reside Main BACON HAJjL. PhTatctana id 8nrgona Office I- A Grande National Bank Building. 'Phone Main II. t. T. Bacon, Residence, Main II. M. K. Hall. Residence, Main 61. m, T. E. MOORB DR. H. C. P. MOORB" Osteopathic PhyslclaM. Xlrkrvllle Graduates Under Founder Office Sommer Building. Phones: Office Main 81; Res. Main I O. II. PPTON, PH. Gi M. D. PhyslclM! and Surgeoa. pei'lal attention given to Mye, Kar, Nose and Throat. Office la La G'tiude National Bink Building. phone Office, Main 2; Residence, Main 32. VETtCUINAHY MTUGEONH. DR P. a" CHARLTON, Veterinary Burgocn. Office at Hill's Drug Store, La Grand Residence 'Phone Red 701. Office "Phone Black 1361. Indorsndent 'Phone it. Both 'phone Rt residence. ott. w. ii. Kinrr. Graduate Ohio State Unlvorslty. Vacclnutlon, Dentistry and Surgery of arl klnda. Country calln promptly answered. Office 111 I Ailania Avenue. Phonei: Pacific Black 1001. Independent, .173. VIAVI. MRS. GRACE McALISTER. Teacher and Manager. Telephone: Farmers 1171. LEROY LOM AX. Attorney at l,uw. 61S-U Swetland Building. Portland Oregon KD STIUNGIIAM, 4 AUCTIONEER. Sale cried on sbosk notice. 4 Satisfaction guaranteed. 4 No sxtra charge fer distance. 4 LA GRANDE - - - OREGON 4 Route .Me. 2 'Phone No. 196x6 4444444444444 Fever Soros. Fever sores and old chronic sores I i thould be kept In healthy condition. sho'jld not be healed entirely, but i j nil enn ue uoto.- at'i'simh ........ ( Wlaln s Salve. This selve has no su- j pe.ior for this purpose. It Is also mciM excellent for chapped hands, sore nliplee, burns and disease of the akin. For sale by all good dealers. 44 4 !U SSI Y'S HACK LINK. 4 4 4 4 Pest of ierviee. Pay snd 4 Night. Hacks furnished for 4 funerals and private psr'les. 4 Raggnce transferreil Inv and 4 Night Hii'l Sun. ! 4 Stand at Paul's 1 lar store. 4 Them K" d 2ti 4 Night There M.-t u 25 '4 r. i-. m ww. Is 4 j 4 : 4 I ! F 1'' 4 IS S 4 i 4 ! V Hiiimm li Trtititi'.,' Cimil. If yo uliave any trtoiMe with w .r I'.itnacli voujh.U J"ke ' 1 in's St'Timh . n-I I. .lev r. - v.-. 3. P. Klote ff F.vllna Mo. imw: '1 have ued a rreut mm y larf.-r.-n' ri.-l. lviu fr stwtnuth l:v...b:;. be 1, 1 DK.TTWTO. C. B. CAUTHORN,' Dentist. Of'lca over Hill's Drug Store. La Cra -id Oregon J. C. PRICE, D. M. D. Dentist. Room 21, La Grande National Bank Building. 'Phone Black 1111. TEACHERS OF MUSIC PROP. B. PORTER DAT, Prlnclpa La Grande School of Music. Mrs. Day, assistant School, 101 Greenwood Ave., one door south of Adams Ave. 'Phone Black 1831. MISS STELLA OLIVER, Teacher of l'lauo and Harmony. Studio at residence of Turner Olive) corner Fourth and O avenue. MIK8 RO.SE HOUSE, Instructor la Piuno, Harmony and Technic 2105 Nordi fcM-uce Street. La Grande, Oregon. 11LECTIUCAL ENGINEERS. L. A. PICKLE R. . Civil. MlniiiK, Irrigation EtVfflneorlMi aud Surveying. Estimates, plans and specifications OfHce In Dohnenkamp Building, u Urande OrcKoi J. It. TlltiHNTON. Architect and Engineer. Purveying, Civil and Structural Engl neerlng. Twenty Tears' Experience. KOUl'.KT MiLi.Elt, Arcliltcel. Office 1107 Adams avenus. 'Phones Pacific, Main 1. Home Independent No. 8. ATTORNEYS. I lia. E. Cochran Geo. P. Cocr-.rw COCHRAN A COCHRAN. Attorneys. La Grande National Bank Building. Ia Grande .... Orego. K. H. LLOID. Attorney at Law. Victlce in all the courts of the Sta'. and United States. Elgin Oregon c. ii. ciowivmo. Attorney ut Imw. Practices In all the courts oi the Str.t and United States. Office In La Grande National Banl HulldlnK. Lu Grande. Oregon. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver tablets more beneficial than any other remedy I ever used." For sale by all good dealcra. We Wash The Finest Wool Skirts They look like new when you get them home. Pact. Try us. i CHERRY'S NEW LAUNDRY j Bcsl ti list" : . 1 . .. - . . . . 4 .tO Mr. llllll'H "IlilO HIIU 1H' it I m . i- -r ALLOWED J. A. Tracy, work on county roHds It. D. Jones, work In R. I. No. 25 36.50 Pierce Bros., work In R. D. No l fttt Grande Koiide Lumber Co.. lumber as per hill J. W. White, mdiie for river camp L M. D. Sanderson, work on county roads Dan Hasbrouck. do Grande Ronde Meat Co., mdse for river camp 11. W. Stoner, hauling supplies Bolton-Bodmer Co., scrapers.. 16.25 7.01 7.50 20.81 2.50 12.00 Geddes Bros., mdse for river camp 60.15 La Grande Cash Meat Co., do 7.S7 io.tr, 4.73 1.00 ."8 .75 15.00 3.00 10.50 J. O. Snnilgrass, do Elgin Forwarding Co., mdse as per bill It. D. Zweifel, do Lee Fine, work on county roads J. W. Loveall, do Henry Hagey, do F. Alderman, work on coun ty bridges Clarence Garity, do J. J. Cunley, mdse for river camp Siimmervllle Lumber Co.. lum ber ns per bill 35. S5 W. If. ltohncnkump Co., nidse for river camp 13.00 Garret Top, hauling pile driver etc 25.18 J. V. Campbell, cash paid out at river camp 74. 05 V. 11. Iloyee, work changing river channel . . . . Ueilbell ISeverldge, do Henry lielmer, do . . 1 1, -ii Courtney, do . . Alex 'alchlna, do John lioty. do Smith Hollinger, do . . Kd II r, do Frank Hiatt, do Ai- hie liinlt. i .f.ihti Houghton, do . . IS. 10 1.15 61.0') 2li.S'l 3.15 12.25 1!.40 2S.60 20.25 20.25 20.00 Ii. H. nsten, do ; V. Houston, do Is 1 L. Hoiisteii, do ' IS.0'1 C. Houston, do H." ('. Irwin, do -n r'" litn Kellam. lo I-'-'-'"' U. V. Lamm, do 211.55 J. Larklii.x. do . .' 1 0.55 Harry .Morehouse, do 15.lt' Waller Mellow, do IS. 75 I). MeMains, do 23. 00 Nelson Mclntyre, H. Mullimlore, th John Nortlivie. dt J. II. Stearns, do :l. S. Stearns, do do 23.90 2.05 31.35 47.115 41.05 25. SO 2.05 25.SH 51. in I V. Strong, do I. Starkey. do I. J. Strong, do , V. K. Ttvldvvell, dt Garret Top. do K. Thompson, do 4. 00 Will Tiffany, do 15.05 John Underwood, do 4x.ni! H. Williams, tlo 3S.20 Barney Watkins. do 2145 John Hennett. do 15.05 Aurella Shaw, do 00.00 I. F. Campbell, d.i Ole Mathson, do 14.65 (l)MI)KltTK UOItRK.lt. Itohher at Pilot Hock Not Inclined to Impoverish One Man. A well distributed robbery w.is re ported fi-oni Pilot Ho, k yesterday. The thief seemed to be too kind hearted to impose upon any one m in too heavily, s took a few things from several of ': neighbors and start-'! off yeMe' ' morning toward Hi 1! ner. si P.-ndlet.n Trihtm-. i ;. i i 'if f ti in of ' M r. I'eilro .1; ..i-: .' pi. f foetid a liin;c. bid IT m .; it over c.i l et any. o- -.Vir l'eilro eoi;ld 1:1 .' :'. e 1 i S;.' I Mi l.-t hi have the biii;i;v a'nl a -c . he e:i!!d a! the ba, h 'lor.' ii barn d or r Neiuhboi J H. MeL:ioh- ' iin. and I I .nit a drivins horse. ll.e III' selUTOIIS Solll fioM-.l by another ein How roit' 1 he hi" h til" b. bnjKy wiilioiu a harnes-? vas eon i'l "ii'.'tn. use 1., tile A-ld hoi i o.il I Mr should lo Mi l.auKlilin get along if he both his hor.. and . hai- I). ss" V.'bv l be ! I n - wl)n be .eiif thoeh: .,f it. H- had not as yet called upon Mr. Hill Hah fur his .iff... tni:. So be i id- s ti.e ho'f.' to Mr. Hale's place and finds the le sired hurncsx. After buckling the harness upon the horse and hitching the horse to the buggy the clever fellow drove off, but was observed by some one as he was passing through the Putter Cleek dis trict, ami reported to the sheriff. Sheriff E. M. Shutt of Heppncr and the thief was soon shut up In the Mor row county jail. Marshal McReynolds of Pilot Rock has gene to Heppner after th man and his collection rig, and will bring him to Pendleton to give an account of his actions and to have his outfit In voiced and redistributed. The name ite, vtxit. Is. not known for certain. .ut It Is thought te-Ly!-.. For reliable compounds and careful prescription work you will do well to patronize Sllverthorn's family drug store. 2-ll-2t The Tag day announced by ladles of the M. E. church for next Saturday, has been postponed. BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE T. J. CRAY, Prop. t RATES: $1.00, $1.25 and I $7.50. Best 25c mtals in f the city. Beds 25c & 50c i All outside rooms. Board and lodge $6. per week, t One block from depot. ONLY HOUSE IN THE CITY EMPLOYING WHHE t HELP ONLY TRY OUR SERVICE! If you want choice fresh candies of any kind, you will always go to Sil verthoin's Family drug store. .5.4, 4 44 44444"t444M'' SUCCESSFUL . WELLS If you are thinking about having a well well drilled, let us furnish f I you with a list of those J for whom we have drilled f wells in Union county. We understand the well business and believe 4 X we can save you money 1 and leave ycu a satis factory well. R. A. IVEST, The Well Driller 444444444-444 I'titl e's'I You may have title to e your heme and again you may on'y think you have. Gall at our office and let us explain what an abstract really means. Your ideas regarding a b stracts may be all wrong. Many people do not know what constitutes an ab- e stract, they think that an abstract is the equivalent of a deed. n 1 1 v F j? : va.a - ' ! ia Grand? Nafhml Bsrk l Building S teeeeeeeeeeoee We Want Our Want Your want it placed before a thousand ar more want-eeker tTery day Can you afford to spend one cant per word of your want U whe:t result are the keynotes? 2Z3T7. FOR RENT Light housekteplag roems; arte rooms. 1301 Madison Ave. 'Phoae Bluck 42. l-tf POR RENT Elevea-reem house on Fourth alieet, known as Ladd prop erly, laqulre ef Mls-t Pauline Led-erl-e. FOR RENT Bevea-roem house. In quire ef Mre. Zuber. H-f FOR RENT Seven-room house; elose to railroad sheps. 'Phoae Bluck 1532. 2-4-121 WANTED. WANTED Girl to do general house work. Apply at 902 Pennsylvania Ave., in the morning between S aad 12. l-23tfjnF.D 411 -- WAITED To sell or exchange 10- acre fruit ranch In bearing, with many Improvements. forLa Grande city property. Telephone Black 932. WANTED Horses lor pasture, 3 per 4 A Two Years' Irf-ase. month. Hay feed and run to st'aw. j 4 On 2 seres containing straw Inquire of J. E. Reynolds. 4 berries, gooseberries, currants J4 snd small cherry trees In bear- DRESSMAKEK Wanted all kinds of l"ff- One acre p'anted to pota- sewing, plain or fancy. Mrs. C. E. 1 toes last year netted 70. Irrl- Wille. 'Phone Red 16(12. 1-20-lm; rtion furnished free. Small WANTED Agent for office specialty. May be nrvusser or office fiprily house. Article stdls to every store, factory or ltotne where use of tele phone is Important. Wizard Co.. 1210 Williams Ave., Portland. 2-6t WHY NOT TRY Popbam's ASTHMA REMEDY? ilves prompt and positive relief 1 ev-try case. Sold by druggists. Price 11.00. Trial package by mall 10 cents. iVillinms Mfg. Co., Props. Cleveland t. For saU- hy A. T. HILL. Drugg'.st The finest line of postal cards in I'nion county at NEW" LIN HOOK & STATIONERY CO. LJ I- I J.E. STEVENSON, D. D. S. j ! ! j Sje s Postoffice Block i j S leeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaeeeeeeeaeeeeeeeoeea a Your Wants m Ad Column FOK.RAXK.. FOH SALVi Two to four acres cree ef nproved. I E. W. t suburban property, well Improved. 'PhoneBlack UI2. or ace Kam merer, 2004 Adams avenuaf ' j FOR SALE Small house and a 140a ltt-foot lot Bur from owner and save comralssicner'e fee. Inquire of J. Bachant, Cherry etreet. Iand for Sale. 40 acrea of fruit, garden or alfalfa land for sale cheap If taken soon. C D. Huffman, R. F. D. 2. La Grande. FOR SALE 700 tamarack posts, le. In La Grande. See 1-21-lm LA GRANDE INVKSTMENTlpQ 1IOMK FOIl SALK. If you want a handy six-room house on lot 60x110, with lawn, fruit, out buildings, cellar ,etc, close in, see m this week. Can arrange terms of easy payments. 130S Penn Avenue. 'Phone- O. H. KINO. ' r'" All the nev.1 patterns 1 ,p decorateir j crepe paper. 1 Sc per Vol), at j NKWLIN HOOK & STATIONERY CO. 4.444444.44.4444444- 4 barn; good two-room house, all .1 4 in good walking distance from 4 4 postoffice. Make an offer be- 4 4 fore Friday. Hie Van Duyn 4 4 Realty Co. Roth- 'phones. 4 444 4 44444444444 See! See the Nevvlln for special offer. See! Drug Co. window' 2-9-12 A Sprained Ankle. As a rule a man will feel well satis fied if he can hobble around on. crutches in two or three weeks after spraining his ankle, and It la often two or three months before he Is fully recovered. This Is an unnecessary loss of time, us by applying Chamberlain's !nimrnt, as directed, a cure may as 11 n.'e be effected less than one week's time, and In many cases within three days. Sold by all good dealers. ISO!- e e e IT' ..-v 4 4 4 4 4 4