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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 15, 1909)
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IJ, 1303. in- a. A Jk, 4" O ' 'k 'wv 1 . . o 0 Is none too good for us or our patrons. That is the reason we are selling at prices you pay for inferior goads HartSchafner & Marx Clothing Hamilton Brown Shoes Palmer Garments for Ladies Puritan Hosiery and Underwear THE PEOPLE'S STORE! Opera House Block '. $ LOCAL ITEMS. ':'C-'-r'-':y?:-?"'-':.-: Charles Bertram of North Powder, is in the city today 'transacting tmsl- James , Pennon, of Elgin recently sold his 10 acre farm and is now look ing over this section of the valley. Trauollno' TPrrkl . nnil Poaadn C7tv IQ Agent C P. Van de Water of the O. was u tne city tnis morn ing but left No. 10. v r- ,' v C. W. Cov'ta one of the prominent attorneys of Pendleton was In the city for a brief time this morning attend i ing to legal business. , V Mr. and Mrs. D. B. MoKennis wig children of Summerrllle, spent Sun day In La Grande, visiting J iih Horstman and family. Mrs. Turner Oliver is absent from the city this week attending the state convention of the state civic club. Mrs. Oliver is chairman of the state committee and a member of the nati onal committee. , The Ladies Guild of the St Peters church is conducting a rummage sale in the Jack Chllds building next ' to the marble works this week. Anyone having donations for this sale will be welcomed. E. J. Brown and Charles Walters arrived this morning rrom Dodge City Kansas, with a car of work horses , and household gods. Mr. Brown has purchased the Jim McCoy place near this city and will have his family here In a few weeks to establish a per manent home here. . f Itf . Lf . IJ'ILlIIllUll j - . - - - P'ninl n "J mi MK.itll&l I J finds almost everyone had represon- ; La Crsnde tlsibnat Bsnk ' BI&U1 ln fand parade on educa- j - . : .. ,, . J (lor.al day at the fair ' ' ..v,:;. . ; .: Bo'n Phones , ..:- '. : La Miss Noble was in Elgin today. a business visitor Mrs. Eer. returned to her home In Joseph this-morning. , C. E. Hackman' tbe cigar man was a business visitor in Elgin today. ,; J. F. Campbell went to the Looking Glas stoday where he has a crew building some grades. ", Warren Chandler returned from En teprlse where he has been buying cat tle. :-: v " ! -:;'r ' " J. D. Sommers of Elgin Is among the business visitors in the city this afternoon. f f ". - : M Chester Hamilton came up from Summerville this afternon to loot after business interests. ,) ' Assessor Rlnehart made a trip to Elgin today returning this afternoon. Miss Lydia Austin of Elgin on the afternoon train. came D. B. Reaves of Enterprise is on his annual winter's flight to meet his sons and daughters at Hood River. Portland and Walla Walla. He came on on the train yesterday. William Asu who has been confined to his home since Tuesday with lum bago is reported to be some better to day. Mr. Ash was one of the boaid of managers of . tr.e Exposition aid possibly the exr'iement of fair week had something to do with the aVack. Mrs. L. J. White of; Caldwell and heir daughters, Mrs. Emma Mason of Caldwell and Mrs. R. Rounds of Boise arrived this morning to be the guests of Mrs. L. M. Sullivan and Mr. and Mrs. Roll Walker. . Mrs. White is a mother of Mrs. Sullivan. 4:', Superintendent E. E. Bragg has re turned from an extended visit among the county schools in the vicinity of ; North Towdnr and Medical Springs. u .i.nnri nrnvr nmrTiff tfiA (flfrcr 11 0 1 ll'MH o O ' " ' ' ' C ---- . j ent : schols and says that that "he; -v? V . V A V A V V V V 0 .A V A. He A 1 1$ Grande, Oregon L. R. Robinson of Cove, la over to day with his family, having some dentistry work attended to. i Miss Ethol f.r lmor of Pend!e',oi i visiting in thl His with Miss Frank 'e Crawford. Mrs. John Stitzenger, was operated upon at the Grande Rondo hospital yesterday by Doctor Molltor for ap pendicitis. ; Superintendent W. Bollons and private secretary, Mr. Damon, passed through the city today enroute to Huntington. - , .' .-. .v. 'v ;, X .. v fi ,. y : George' Rackman - came 'n jnrfaj and report3l progress with potato llg Sine throughoucH the valley. . Nicely sack per acre is the record of Mr Ruckmaii'a non-irrigated laodi. : , ,v h h: A GOOD BUT. ;.v Jaek Hill Boys tbe Tan Hook Farm , Plao Pleea of Land. ' ' e Jack HIH Is In town today loktit for - a house nntll spring' when be will move on to the forty acre tract, situated a title over a mile east of the city, which he purchased from Van Hook, who for several yeara has been a resident of California. This is a fine piece of land and all who know the tract think Mr. Hills secured a bargain at $5,200, being only $130 per acre. " .-. ANOTHER GOOD BUY. " J. W .Sailing, a Recent Arrival From Hermiston Bays Frnltdale Farm. J. W. Sailing a recent arrival from Hermiston where be sold his land nt $350 per acre has purchased through J. W. Black twenty acres of E. Z. Car bine ln Frultdale for which he p;i?d $.1,000, $150 per acre. When Itis taken j into consii?rafcn that seven acres of the tract Is planted to orchard It w!'l be noticed that h!s Is an exception al bargain. This, is not Mr. Carbltio's ' home placo. , v ; . J inisstutu SjLUvICE. IVe deliver and pick up par- eels. Quick service; 'phone 0 Mala 24. A In The Tire ult Court of tLe SUtte of Orcgun for Union Count. , M. K. Hall, Plaintiff, vs. . .-' Daniel Kelly, Defendant To Daniel Kelly, defendant, above named. In the name of the State of Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you lu the above entitled court and action on or before the expiration of the time prescribed In the order directing the publication hereof, to-wlt: six consecutive weeks from the date of the firs publication of this summons which is October 15, 1909, and If you fall to appear, answer or otherwise plead within the said time, the plain tiff will take Judgment agalnet you in, the sum of $76.20 with interest there on from the 1st day of January.-Iftna at the rate of 6 per cent per annum until paid, together with plaintiff's eoHts and disbursements, and plaintiff will also apply to the Court for an order directing the sale of the property now attached in this actldh, to-wlt: all the right title and interest of Dan iel Kelly in and to the real property - the estate of Thomas Kelly, deceas ed, consisting of lots 1, 2 and 3, In Block 154 Chaplin's Addition to the City of La Grande, Oregon and 5 1-2 acres of land described as follows. Begininng at the section corner be tween Sections 28-29-32- and 33 in Township 2 South Range 38 East, Wil lamette Meridian, and running thence North 8.70 chains south 65 degrees West 15.45 chains, thence East 12.51 chains to place of beginning, situated In the Southeast quarter of Section 29, Township 2 South, Range 38 East Willamette Meridian, or so much of the said described premises as may be necessary for the satisfaction of, the said Judgment : By vlrture of an order of the Hon J. W. Knowles, Judge of the above en titled court, made and entered on the 2nd day of October, 1909, this Sum mons Is publisred in tbe La Grande Weekly Observer, a weekly newspa per, printed and published In La Grande, Union county, Oregon. -; COCHRAN & COCHRAN, J . Attorneys for Plaintiff. 10-15-22-29-1 1-5-12-19-2C. 'A 4- w4 EXGLV, OltCGOX. t Where iocl ' businem men are 4 co-operating and buying stump lands preparatory to setting commercial orchards, for par- ticnlara regarding good orchard J land at very lw prices call or , write The:.,. ..;!..::. ' , 8LOTJGH INVESTMENT CO, Real Esute, Inveetents, Loans . . f and Collections. . DR. M. P. MESDELS0HN, DOCTOB OF OPTICS. , PEBMA9E5TLT LOCATED AT 11C ADAHS AVEHUE,' OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE. ;You take great risk when you trust your eyesight ; to " those without ex perience, without ' proper equipment, and of whose competence you have no guarantee. Tou do not take any chan ces when Dr. Mendelsohn fits your glasses. He is strictly reliable. As far as experience, equipment and guarantees can protect you, you are protected when you get your glasses here. Every known facility for th testing of eyes is available. : Ton will not be bothered with head aches, dull eyesight, sore lids and other allaments of the eve If your glasses are correct The remedy lies in the wearing of rightly fitting lens lens properly ground to meet all the deficiencies of the eyesight The en tire problem lies in those three words rightly fitted lense. . YOUR CASK WILL JCOT TUZZLE DR. 3IESDELS0HX. OfHce hours from 8:30 to 12; and from I to 5. By special appointments In the evening. ' MostFornu of (;Ifre f un-d. Thick neck is goiter. Many are the converts to osteopathy who were orig inally convinced by witnessing a euro of goire or being themselves cured; for a removal of a great enlargement of the thyroid gland la certainly a very convincing demonstration of the effectiveness of the treatment. Osteopathy has found that the en largement is due to an anatomical In- terference with the blood and lymph circulation, producing congestion and en-orgemont; and sometimes there Is also Interference also with the direct nerve supply to the gland. These Inter- ferance account not only for the en largement of the gland but for the varying accompanying symptoms. Muscular contractures frequently ' ' E-RU-8A -THE OXLT LAWFUL PILE CURE. , Decmme it does not contain mtrcotlcs, mercury, cocaine, lead or any poisonous drugs. Because E-IiU-SA fores plies, u. S. Diapntatoi7 recommends eery Ingredient of E-EC-SA. DruR laws make "talso or misleading statements" a crime. Therefore the stle or all old or nar cotic pile medicines la illegal because thsy effect the brain and spins! narrow; produce constipation and never cure. Only druggists of highest standing sell and endorse E-RU-SA. SJXTEBTHOO'S rAMif.T VVl'G ' OKE. keck S JLl PLENTY OF IT Both Phones Main 6 Immediate Delivery At Storage Prices """MBMBB Buckvheat Pancakes AND ., Maple Syrup 1" , "' ''' , ".'. ''''(. .."''. -. '.' -.v -; ""-'i,:' a , .' r : .' - - . ;. .. : ., . ... We Have the Flour and We have The Syrup ' " :'y . ' "f-, : ,i V y V' City Grocery and Bakery, LPOLACKSProp Bell Phone Main 75 Independent 241 ;.Mi-..T.,i..i'.,,viii,i,- r::;::,:i:'"::"z::::r'T,i,'saagrr:: irJz I 1 1 WE HAVE SECURED SHERMAN CLAY'S full line of PIANOS and ORGANS The musical instrument that sells strictly for one price to everyone Scott Music play a part in causi'.g thee Interfer ences, but the niUadjustments chiefly and most often responsible are of tie upper vertebrae, the clavicles and th first rib. The relaxation ot tissues an i correction of body readjustments hy skilled osteopathic manipulation brliri marked pood results. Although tne prospect of a cure ai' very unfavorable under tbe osteopath ic proceedure except in certain fortr.. and when accompanied by general bou- ily ill hyalth. In these exceptional cases propria is necessarily slow, many quick cures are broughtsbout in. new-cases and thoi-e in which tl gland is u"t; hough most cases re quire treatment extending over sever al mouths. Cure Is very often effected in cases of very long standing. Osteo pathic Advocate. . pi n I 1 w Grande Rude Cash Cc "nun i rp- -vAat v,...,; . ... . ....''-wtm-
