La Grande evening observer., August 19, 1909, Image 6

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PEOPLE'S BANK
Fruit, shade and or.
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namental trees.
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Sherbsjtnd Roses.
Strawberry vines
andjdther small ftuit
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DO YOU KNOW I
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that
your title is good?
An abstract will tell you
al( about it and it may be
tcjyour ad vantage to have
on'e made. You cannot
afford to take chances.
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Beginning September f, and contln
uing1 three day's, the National assocl
atfon! of Plre Chiefs of the United
State .will meet In Seattle. The city
council' laat nIghHa,.consIderatlon ol
the faithful services rendered this city
Rev. W. It. GlbBon"
for several yearSvyoted an approprij
ationj sufficient to permit Fire Chief
Jones U( attend this i&eeting. J
There is tpOJWbiUoClM
fal cjn of the finest collections of fire
fightihr apparatns ever assembled,
with deWmstrators to-ahoirand"er-
plain j tip 0P tipgsL. tejajloua.uji-J
to-dae j)appHanees.v everyone -Mroi
knowIeftge that vrjr5seTuI-;t ftf
city bird will add materially to the
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La' Grande National Bank I
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Kingsky & Comi
Shoes Repaired
Two first class workmen.
t All work turned out with
dispattguaMeiim
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Isstltate !aeaUoB Werk. Here
w . - September For The Tear.
September will be education month
(or all Granges of Oregon, when, nn
der the direction of State Superinten
dent Ackerman of Salem, OraageNo.
17. a state wide crusade wUl be-started
for the betterment of ruraf letioola;
Blue Alt (Grange, Np..3i& of La,Gfande
will hold an- educational meeting a
September i!8, .Ib addiUoa loathe .fo
cal speakers, considerable outside Aal
ent has been secured. The afternoon
session' will b ojiMi" meeting, And ft
Is hopodthat all-tbefwhoot boardirwrl?
be represented and a number of rural
iteachers will be nresenL
-Tae stale ?rirRMma ibr' theroflW-
ing. year have been sent to the su
bordinate lecturers. They cover a
wide scope of subjects, all of general
Interest to the fanners. In arranclng
1'iusio.iin iau ucnuici i. j. j nnea' ro tne. building m v
Johnson was asblnted by a number of intarted We do not hpilfve
the most prominent educators of the
state. The reference department will
be, in ear of MIms Carmelia Marvin
of tto( Os;gon Library commission,
who will superintend this work In
person. rt
To Aid Local Fain
JTfce( Graisfof Union county will
take an active part In the district fair
this fall. Among other features plan
ed is a booth containing a Grange
display, representing practically every
variety of farm products, to give visi
tors an idea of the possibilities in
store for this valley by development of
the agricultural resources.
efficiency of the-alreadrtwatroiunteer
Pre Aepartmejnt ,1a. thfi Mate. , . Judge
rhem'bth'eirirtiW-net'er in tne his
tory o$ our city since we have.ljad
water has there ever been a fire That
got leyond mXZTZZiZrWXZIIZZ
fightefs.yand every Are has been con-
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Returned this
fiiorning from th Seattle fair, where
he had been in company with his
two brothers from South Carolina. Mr.
Gibson did.Jiot Intend too farther
than Pasco,, but. reaching that 'point,
he was prevailed upon by his. brothers
to accompany them to the fair. Ow
ing to Iheiimjted tini the Kesars
Gibsonjwere uftahle to nr here
with their brother, and were compell--gA
f 0-?-jhelr southern home from
Seattle. -Mr.-Glbson-reportr that tire
was In1 Jul.1 hnd SalSo stated at all
knowa pur cjlet -wUt realhat rhjt1jer vlalters dQrbaA 'Ulara -llall
will return with much" practical lis certainiv doine etutwrrv tr. rn.
CdhJ 4ACy heW. ' 0,1 t 7 1
recomln the northwest can be pro
duced
iweriKr flie. san v,,iengHi5 of
and with : thesanie1 number of
time
alariiisy Ja Grande has reason to be
prou$ 4f Its chief and fire department.
An Ideal Cough Medicine.
POSTS SET
fEOR LAMPS
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aei-sigr:a nas Deenr apopmrea bj. the
OciUdcfjCoupot theRate o ftijegoa,
or Union County, Administrator of the
StTQTST Anna-" Jia e d .
A1 persons having claims against
era to the undersigned at Cove, Ore-
gcin, wlttiinrslx months ronl the date
Sereofl'i'lVt
T Dated thla the lstday of J,uly, A.
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l'i ' I XL J. E. STEARNS,
Administrator of the .estate of Anna
M. Stearns, deceased, (Aug.6-5t)
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TO! ACCOMODATE ALL CLUSRS.
OIB AIM IS TO MAKE THIS IX LV
FRY . RESPECT THE PEOPLE'S
IUSK j 'A' BANK' WHERE ALL MAT
FEEfc AT HOME 4 .PL1CE WHERE
THOSE! .Of .MODEBATE' 'ktAJsH
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"As an Ideal cough medicine I r
card Chamberlain's Cough Remedy In
4 class yMiKm?lPn- R- V.Tt-
hire. ol 4i)rnlitU4 Ind.
rreat pleasure In testifying to the ro
laha''Chaaiberlaln's' Cough medl
Ine. jpAa f gi I .kl3") of , pa other
areparatlon that' WeeU so 'fully tht
expectations of the most exacting In
-aaee of croup anu coughs of children.
?afe, pleasant and efficacious remed)
for the Ills It U Intended
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A furnUhett.or. aftly.jfurnlahed cot
wYnteir.' No chil
dren. Will pay well for right place.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Threp arc. lights posts have been set
at the depot and as soon as the wir
ing caw be done, the platform will he
amply Jighted, for the first time since
there was, a depot there.: The three
additional lights making instruments
wU be truly welcomed, by the pop
ulaceand the quicker the 0." R; & N.
completes the work, the better the
city, jaad?: traveling public will -enloy
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R5The lights will be sufficient to utIto
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darkheSii from the entire platform,
t (nosta are arranged along the
lentlne, stance In such a way as to
give .(14-iiKe iignt.io an parts 01 a
train standing on the mainline adjoin
ing tntftyatforra". "rYir3( 1 r rr V ".
T)iefbseivei telegra1i news sec-
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Department of the Interior,
. U. 6. Land Office at La Grande, Or.,
July 19, 1909.
Notice 1b hereby given that
' WILLIAM MCCAULEY,'
of La Grande, Oregon, who, on June
20, 1906, made homestead entry No.
15080-serial, No. 04846, for Ett SE
section 12, c.N&-NG. f section 13,
township 4 south, Range 38 East, Wil
lamette Meridian, has filed notice of
lbtention to make final commutation
proof, to establl&h claim to the' land
above described, before the Register
and Receiver, U.'s.'Land Office,' at La
Grande, Oregon,' oh '.the' 30th day of
August, 1909.
Claimant names at witnessesT f '
Andrew !L. Larm. -
William Banton. ( - . . , . .
John McCauley. ' -''.' -Oscar
Cro8sen;'all of La Grande, Ore
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T. C. BRAMWELL,
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Derrick Forks, Hay Forks,
; Spades, Shovels and Scoups. !
Rope, Wire Cables and , Pulleys
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'Having purchased the seco'riahand trjr&oifc; PalriierahfffeihjDeck
at argreat discount, I am prepared to offer exceptional values in all lines. In
this limited space I can only gifcte a few, but it;will'pay you to call !and look ;
over my line of household furnjshings before purchasing: : . ' J""'1''. z?i
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tics to appreciate them.
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BARGAINS IN NEW GOOdI
Good issorUiint;t(n wterirom.;X)rir.::$12.()0 ItnoCer $8
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-W&M -hacedc-RanRerfHiolcwith reCorvbir antl wrtong oven for . . . .$40
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miiv jiwgcstion of the 'valuQikpffcvca:: - r ,
DHESSERS-a line yoJ tvtoldSr
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'vapkouksj $18 will feivivvon a $23.0Ohie.Ui : rai,,t ;'
v, , 4,'. lyiWAitii asuy tvoTtn- ?l0. now priced at 6liiy . : .V12:00
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DAILY OBSERVER 65c a Month
I A RARE OPPORTUMITV I
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UUL'APEST FUEL ON THE MARKET
::AloH of:the best Chain Wood delivered., at
your, homes for. onlv $2.25 ner cord.
. uraer xuw, wniie the roads are good and the
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