La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, June 11, 1909, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextF1GE . "T3 ITXXT5G 0 IF.RTTR. LA CRAXRE. ORrGO. F EI DAT, JOE 11, 1W9. SIGHT PACES. La Grande Directory , J, ft, HUBBARD, IT. . V C. BCAWTHOBJr " " " 1 frytfcfau m Sargeoa. , - etlst i hi few Bask pttfldlag .Roem" Office aver HHI'a Drug Store, k '. 'sUMf. 'JTbWJOi: Residence, Mali. 1 4 Grande Oregon !;' OflTcf ,MaU Tt. ' ; PR. A. L. RICHARDSON. ' ' 3Ut JSPtt "4 Room 23. La Gra4e National Bask' ffee or Wit 0ru Ur w Bijjdiag, pjioae BJart jmx Off 0 fJwpe 132. Residence Mala 65.' - : . TEA CURBS OF MUSIC. N. MOUTOR. M. D. m.-..'... -i" Pba4c4an and Burgee. ' PROF. H.. PORTBR" HIT Pjjaeipal Cetaer Adam are and Depot at La Grande School of Maaic. 4flee Main el Residence Maaa 69.' Mrs. Day, assistant School, 115 Greeaweod ave., one door south of i? Adams ave. 'Phone Black ISST Phystclan ana aurgeoas: , , -m-maar i MJ tk.e 1. La Grande' National Bank.. ' MtBS STElAA OLIVER ' Building. Phone Mali 1. Teacher of Piano and Harmon, g. T. Bacon, Roaldotoce .Main tt. Studio, at residence of Turner Oliver il. K. HftU, Ifte'idence, Main 62. corner. Fourth and 0 &V6nu3. DR, F. B. MOORS " MISS ROSS HOUSE DR. H. C. P. MOORE Instructor In Piani, Harmony and Ostepathlc Physicians. Technic. KlrkariUe Graduates Under Founder: Worth . Spruce Street Office Somraer Building U Grande . Oregon Phonos: Office Main 63; RfeB. Main 64. . ARCHITECTS. " C. H. UPTON, PH. O., M. D. - -xo., 'TlioRWW- " Physician and Surgeon. Architect and Engineer. Special attention given to Eye, Bar. Surveylng( Civll Rnd 8tnictural Bngl- ' - , Nose and Throat. neering. Office In La Grande National Bank Twenty, Years' Experience. v Building. ' rhones: OPice. Main 2 Residence ROBERT MILLER. j Main 32. Architect. .mi. Office 1107 Adams avenue. 'Phones . -T'l1" -" -l-i?' r Pacific, Main 1. Home Independent , DR. P. A. CHARLTON. No' 8' Veterinary Surgeon. t ATTORNEYS. Offlce at Hill's Drug Store, La fiiaude. - q,.-...w.--w Residence Phone Red 701. Chas. ECochran Gee T. Cochran Dfflt PHom flaok 1S61 . ' COCHRAN & OOCHRAN. , Independent Phone 63. ' Attorneys. Both phones at residence.' La Grande National Bank Building. ii La Grande Oregon. DR. W. H. RILEY. ' i ; Graduate Ohio State University. H.H.LLOYD. Vaccination, Dentistry and Surgery Attorney at Law. ( ail kinds. Country calls promptly Practices In all the Courts of the State aasweres. and United States. Office U14 Adams av.enue. Elgin Oregon hones: Pacific Black 1901. - H. CRAWFORD. independent. 373. Attorney at Law. DR. T, W. R1DDELL, M. D. C. Practices in all the courts of the State Graduate Veterinarian. and United States. Offlce Red Cross Drug Store. Office In La Grande National Bank Phones: Pacific, Main 4. Hoire, 121. Building, La Grande, Oregon. ' rande Qr"eoa- WILLIAM M. RAMSEY. ' ELECTRICAL EXGIXEEKS.' Attorney and Counsellor at Law. CTj-i.n.-.-i.T.rw-i.-i.-. --s-k . Rooms 15 and 16 Sommer Block L. A. PICKLER La Grande Oregon. Cival, Mining, Irrigation Engineering ri4i and surveying. , jJwtiin,,i, .n. Estimates, plans and specifications. MRS. GRACE McALISTER. Office In Bohnenhamp Building. Teacher and Manager. La Grande Oregor. Telephone Farmers 1976. YDAIL OBSERVER 65c a Month DENTIST V J ' Professional 1 9 ! .MP COVE PLAYERS (0 M I Jack O'Brien came oer from Cjve. yesterday ana reports the ball tean. which he is coaching, as being In fine fettle and confident that they ill hang the scalps of Unloa to their belts when the game Is finished in the lat ter town Sunday. Jai-x' says he kas some big league mateHal among the Cove boys, and that ej-xrlence is all that 1 needed to bring them to the front.' One of his ylan took part In his third game :t Sunday, and howg freat claii hrUmg. So far tne union team na but tw de featl this seasotf, an 1 V. the lads f r--n across the valler ':an iftki down the line It will waKe a dif ference in the big- ,vi"j?"'Vpy l are een able to pile up, . N COCXTT HIGH 8(11 00 L , , , . ii i an rim The west end ot Umatlila couniy will not get Its union high school, for tle present at least, says the Pen deton U. 0, He6U9e the petltto.il presented to the district boundary board were defective that body re fused to issue the orders iilBtrut.ll the dlBtrlct IntereMa 13 Vote upon the propopitiun at the annual schoi meeting this month. , ' In order to prevent a failur?, the Echo petitioners had connected their district with each of the four othcis affected (Intending to- use the Rcao vote to carry the proposition in u-a of the others. As District Attorney Phelps, Attorney General Crawtos-d and State School Superintendent At. erman all declared the petitions ir regular, the board refused to :vje the order for the election. 30T1CK OF AMNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION. Notice 1b hereby given to the legal voters of school district No. 1, of Un ion county, State of Oregon, that the ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETINGS for said district will be held at High School building in said district, to begin at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. on the third Monday of June, being the 21st day of June. A. D. 1909. This meeting is called for the pur pose of electing one director to serve for five years, aud the transaction of business usual at such meetings. ' Said election shall be held from 2 p. m. until 6 p. m. and it shall be by ballot. Dated this 10th day of June, 1909. ARTHUR WILLIAMS, District Clerk. , DAVID BAY, Chairman Board oT Directors. (June 11-21) They Got Rewards. Star pianos received the highest award for tone construction, at the World's Columbian Exposlon, and Louisiana Purchase Eposltion. For sale at Newlln Bonk & Station- It you are in need of dental work and will visit my office I will endeavor to treat you square, both in the manner in which 1 do my work and the fee charged for it. I am not making a "leader" out ot extracting, when 1 say I will do it for 50 cents; it is what I call a rea sonable fee. I do all my own work. None of my work is done in dental laboratories in Portland or elsewhere. When I make a set of teeth for you 1 make them myself. This puts me in position to stand behind my w6rk. and that is vihat I propose to do. Don't K't sidetracked by stories that I am not "a competent workman. .tuJlfd son en FOR KENT Fu rnlehed , room for gen - tlemen. Electric light, bath. etc. Inquire at Gilham residence, 1910 Cedar. Phone Black 1351. lw WANTED One or two furnished, or partly furnished rooms for fam ily of mother and two children. In quire of Fair store. LOST Gold nugget pin finder will please. return to Observer offlce and receive reward. Cv Before the Bar. - N. H. Brown, an atorney of Pitts Oeld, Vt, writes: "We have need Dr. fClnggf New Life Pills for years and Snd them inch a good family medl Fur Chills Conatlpatlon, B1111oumm or Sick Headache thay work von iers. 2hc Newlln Drmi Co. , a BUSSETX'i HACK LOTH. 4 '.. . Best of service, Da d 4 Night. Hacks far&Med tST t funerals cad private parties. 4 Baggage irinsferrel Day lad '4 Night and 8undaya. ' stand at Paul's Cifr 9tore, 'Phone Red Ut Night 'Phone Mala . 4 ' . V. TE. L. BUSSEY. "ttttttt OTEUL The $1.00 bottle contains 2 J times as much as thft S 50 cent size, FOR ALL KIDNEY BLADDER TROUBLE, RHEUMATISM AND LUMBAGO A 'dose at bed time ttsn ally relieves the most severe case before morning. BACK-ACHE JOHN W. KENNEDY L CO. CHICAGO. U. . A. UNION NURSERY J. B. WEAVER, Prop. Fruit, shade and or namental trees. Sherbs and Roses. Strawberry vines and other small fiuit SEND fOR.PRICE LIST UNION, ORE. HHMIMtMtMHtH't You Need A Well A letter to me stating your location and needs will bringyou all the 'in formation regarding well j-drilling necessary. R. A. WEST,! The Well Driller eeeeeeeeeeee i We Want : ; I Our Want Your want is placed before a thousand or more want-seekers every day Can you afford to spend one cent' per word of your want au where results are the keynotes? FOR BALI A 24-gg Incubator ad brooder; aheap if taksa at ' eaoe. 'PhoiM Blaca XI31. MMWassMawaaisssawssKwpsswsssBwseaeBssssaHSssaasMsssssBesaBaaiBasei FOR RBWiT Nicely furnished room, liable lor lady or gent. Biaotric light, festb fad lira. Iaqnlra at 1 ll Odaaw ?! or 'phona Rad 111. FOR R8WP--A 0-room house U good t JBdJU; rg clothes tlowt ajul r pantry; garasn, anicaen para; gooa cellar; eonvenlent to shops. 'Phone j Red mi or call at 1118 Jackson Ave., florth La Grande. t-ltf FOR RENT Nice, cheerful, ' sunny foovu tor rent to gentleman, facing east on Fourth street; close In; mod ern conveniences. Call aU Observer office. -" FOR RENT Barn, inquire ot 1609 Fifth Billet A-1629 'OR RENT House and good oi acre garden. L C. Smith. , 4-19 tf -, ; -t.i y-tvr' r-'OK SALK Two tu tour acres o suburban property, welt Improvec 'PhoneBlack 1632, or sp B. V Kammerr. 2004 Adams avenue. WANTED. Waitresses Wanted. Wanted At once, waitresses at the Model Restaurant. Application must be made in person. LOST AND FOUND. LOST Between 1114 Wash. Ave. and depot a black lace collar; medallion stick pin and a turquoise brooch Finder please return same to 1114 Wash. Ave. and receive reward. FOUND A pair of glasses In case. owner may nave same by proving property and paying for this notice. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office at La Grande, Ore. May 24, 1909. Notice Is hereby given that JOHN KOROLL, of La Orande, Oregon, who, on 8ep; tember 29, 1903 made Homestead En try No. 13261, Serial No. 04028, tor SEtt NE, NE4 8E Sec. 7, WV4 NW, section 8, township 2 south, range 38 east. Willlmette M., has filed notice of intention to make final year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before thi register and receiver, U. S. Lanl Offlce, La Grande. Oregon, on the 12fh day of July, 190D. Claimant names as witnesses: Francis H. Owsly, John Stroeber, George Gibson, John Morg,all of La Grande, Oregon. F. C. BRAMWELL, Register. 1909. ' DO YOU KNOW : FOR CERTAIN? that your title is gocd? I I An abstract will tell you I I all about it and it may be I tc your advantage to have I one jnade. You cannot 1 afford to take chances. . R. OLIVER: La Grande. National Bank , Building , I: eee ee Your Wants in ; Ad Column AY FOB 8ALB. 1 FOB 8ALB Gentle awe, kanees aid uegy; aaltaMe er vane gSd cailren. F. D. Haurte; et - ' ' TAnd In 1 , acres of frttl. gardoa or ajktalfc land for sal cheap It takes aooa. Pr Hoffman. R. F. D,. J. L. Granlv FOR SALE Twenty h. p. R.o. to good condition. Inquire at Lilly. Foster hardware store. - S-aatr FOR SALE OR TRADE A Clydesdale Mallion. J. B. Reynold 'phone Black 02, or Fannertv tL S-15tf-d&w . . . , .. . j FOR SALE-Slngle comb Rhode inland Reds, hatching eggs. Nona better in Grande Ttonde Valley, come and see. $1.50 per setting of 15. $3 for 45. All Infertil eggs re i placed free of charge. Incubator chikens $20 per 100. George Wag ner, laland CUy, , FOR SALE Seed potatoes, fancy nana selected. Large and smooth. Quality A 1; seed strlcUy pure. Burples extra early $2 per 100; late Rose $1.75; Netted Gems, late, $1.75 Burbank seedling $1.30. Georgs ' Wagner, Island City. FOR SALE 4 loU In Block 139, la Chaplin add; 2 blocks front roun house for further partlcualrs apply to L F. Dunn, City, ot C. B. New born 2415 First ave, SeatUe Wash. 4-12-tf FORSALB A sewing machine at a snap, inquire at If 14 SeeoaA . street tt FOR SALE Seed stock potatoes $L per aack at Ramsey-Oldenberg ware house. G. L. CLEAVER. (5-21-20) FOR RENT OR SALE Four roon house on one acre tract of land, bearing orchard. One block east of North Side school huose. Phone Black 1591. r'OR SALE First class furnitura. For particulars call at Mrs. Zubenr residence. tf FOR SALE A second hand gasoline engine. Cheap if taken at once. L C. Smith. ! 6t FOR SALE One fresh Jersey cow. Phone to Black 1371, or call on Thomas S. Harris, 1302 B. street 1 FOR SALE Twenty h. p. five passen ger touring car for $450. Inquire of Whlteman garage, opposite foundry. ! biLUNO ! There are several kinds e I of drilling, but the kind ; ; the kind that makes the I farm' pay is the drilling; J which' makes water avail- ? I able.. There is no . need I of a dry farm The task e I is not so great as you , J may think. I have had ; ; ! years of experience and : i!e j : understand the well busi- ; t e e I ness thoroughly. I D.M.' HUNT I II LA GBANDE. OREGON !' . . ..