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AL PECffE 027 THE D Ay 0F NOVEMBER, 1000, A'LL OF MY PERSON-
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3 HEAD OP HORSES
12 HEAD OF MULES.
1 HEADER DERRICK
i. Mccormick mower, 5 r t.
1 HEADER, 12 ft.
1 HACK
S SET OF HARNESS, BREECHING.
A partial list is as follows:-
2 GANG PLOWS, 2 BOTTOM 14 INCHES
1 SLEIGH
5 HEAD OF BROOD SOWS
3 HEAD OF MARES :
1 MILCH COW
1 BINDER, 7 ft.
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1 HAY RAKE, 10 Ft.
AND OTHER THINGS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION.
Frp.fl T.nnrh With TTnt. HftfTrp '
ifAwU?f of 10orm?dcr' Casb-0ver $10 approved notes on 12 months time with interest at 8 per cent porannuy
5 WAGONS J V :
5 WAGONS: ' .
1 BUGGY
3 SET LEAD ' HARNESS
? SSF WS, 3 BOTTOM, 14 INCH.
1 SADDLE J'
20 HOGS v y;
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TERMS
G.W,' RUCKMAN, Owner.
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AVIDHIZER, Auctioneer.
Chinese Students Coming. "." these first tests were examined in
Washington, ;' Nov. 5 Forty-seven mathematics and elementary science.
Chinese students are due to arrive in
San Fran slsco today and will shortly
enter various America universities
and colleges. The young men are
sent by the Chinese government in
compliance with the understanding
with the United States regarding the
disposition of the indemnity remited
by this government. ' A number -of
prominence were selected as a board
Only 47 finally passed.
: Schools as Social Centers.
Pittsburgh Nov. 6 An interesting
experiment had its Inception today
when the Thaddeus Stevens school
was opened as a social center. Pub
lic meeting, reading and music rooms
were thrown open and classes In cook
rated. If the plan Js successful. It Is
which, acting with Dr. Tenney. the j ,lke,v that a11 of thepublic schools of
Chinese secretary of the American
Legation, conducted the examination
of more than 500 young men who pre
sented themselves for examination
with the view of testing their fitness
for this designation. These' students
were first examined in Chinese and
then in English, and those who passed
the city will bee used as social cen
ters outside "of school hours.
Core Day la Illinois. v
Springfield, Nov. ,5 Corn day was
generally observed in the' schools' of
Illinois today by exhibitions of the
cereal and the reading of papers and
,
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We Want Your Wants
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Our Want Ad Column
Your want is placed before a thousand or mora want -seeker
every day Can you afford to ipend one cent per;word of your
want aa whee results are the keynotes?
essays on Its culture. Young farmers'
all over the 6tate have exhibited their
corn and suitable prizese will be a
warded In all of the counties for the
best dipplay of ten years each.
WEAK, WEAK! WOMEX.
Leurn the Cause of Dally Woes and
End Them.
When the back aches and throbs.
When housework Is torture. ,
w lieu mgnt Brings no rest nor ateey
When urinary disorders set in.
Woman's lot la a weary one.
There is way to escape these woes.
Doan's Kidney Pills cures such,
woes. , - . ., -. '
Have cured thousands.
Read this woman's testltuony t
Mrs. Putnian Yeck. of Elgin Ore
says: "1 have known of tie merit of
Doan's Kidney Pills for a, long time.!
When suffering from an,, attack of a
lame back accompanied, 'by. pains in
my kidneys I procured this remedy
and began itase. If I sat long the,
paftis "were, always more severse and
felt lSMiguid.aud, dizzy upon first, aris
ing the morning. Doan's Kidney
removed the ackach$ regulated;
I the passages of the kidney secretions.
,an! benefitted me la every way.".
. Foe sale by all dealers. Price, jfk
Foster-Mllburu Co., Buffalo, Ne T
3ole agents for the VoRed. Sja'
Remember the name Dj!'
lake po other.
WILLC0CK
BROTHERS
i Quick Transfer
(lew and;
tidsome Pillows
Art Materials
novelties for Christmastide
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- iW. WELLMMl & CO.
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w, iCU ,ou wnetner or not lht fa iha iu
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FOR SALE,
FOR SALE OR . TRADE 18-h. n.
c Franklin auto for sale or ax
change for city property. A; y. ' A
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FOR REM,
i?4, 41. "
Miss Bertha J Wmg et
those desiring tii' T-..... .
i street piwv ned. 461. . , - 4 Blxth
FOH RKNT After Novsmber 15tu, a
modern five room house on Sixth
street Unfurnished. Close In. Oool
p ' ' .proposition. Cill ut inlf- oiice.
FOR SALE WlndmUI and force pump ' ' j
very cheap. Inquire L. F. Dunn at the FOR RENT Newly furnished
A. B: C. Laundiy. (N34011 room, modern conveMej
Thoo. Drnce Manager.
r;' TOXIOUT
XATlQMh STOCK CO,
Yes, It would be easy to fo anonri
medicines, etatlonery, toilet aooda hC " Kma" of 4ru8a'
whafi the use? it lTn't w .n ' C0IEb8' bruBhes' eto- BBt
I." ,8n 1 Ju8t lhinss you re after. You wn ...,
",u",:" U1 Uieri, ana things that
This i nnt . . "na vnoiesome,
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enumerate all kinds of drug
after. You want ntii!ir
holeaome.
arug store v 1th lots of good
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.1-12)
T'- . -., For Sale.";;'::' , 'I'
House and eight lota in sout La
Grande, city water and
large barn, anil plenty' of frvHi Be?t
Tlew of .lha all, -
room, modern
Main avenue. -
BARN PQR-J" ,
f 1Q88
-jjJNT Well
Apply at the
store.
built barn,
Furguson
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noi A- Hairla, 1301 D Btret tF0R lT Part of my house in Old
lown to small family until spring.
See C; S. Williams at La Grande Nat
ional Bank or call at house. Sarah
R. Williams. Phone Black 1372.
R BALE One econd.liand auto
1 mobile, five paxsenger; price very
treasonable; phone 27A SummenrlJle
-or nQulra Whiteman Garage. Will
trade for land or eell' for cash.
FOR RENT-Slx room bouse at the
west end of main avenue. Four acres
may go with this property. Enquire C.
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.ds, 804 ; '" L nil,.- afflTTSl
M SOITIILRX ROSE,"
A comedy Drama n Five Acts.
Special Scenery. -ew
Sitoclaltles.
High class vaudeville special-
RlBtEDRqci! -TORE
GRANDE, OREGON
SALE Set of 11-Inch cones for
power FelC 1 fatchee With' U Englandt 15IJ Monroe, Ave.
. bangers. Brand aaW cost la $36
will be sold at a bargain. : Apply
. at Obserrer office. (S-16-tf)
FOR SALE Six room house on
Adams avenue, with both hot and
cold water; good lawn. Price I
' $1750; size of two lots 60 x 114.
i Call at Bay and feV (S-28-tf)
V( Orande citv
phone B'
For Sal
, 12 head regJ
(or sale oi - ;
lost Airp youm
nave reaay a notable nimu,i.,
HUV Ft lUg
of superb, dainty, llttlo novelties in
gold, silver, copper, nickel, and also
In pottery, things for the bric-a-brac
etc.. Just the things for a briday ift'
by the one who doesn't desire to spend
heavily yet give something of high, In
trinsic value and that will ever be
0 ties. All Seats 25c.
ro-
U. H; PEARE
cattle
for La
Reynolds.
LOST A $2.60 gold piece on my way
home from Dr. Hubbard's office. Thj
coin wai on breastpin and had the
letter MN" engraved upon it. Return
to this office and owner will tay face
value In rnoney for the coin. ,
LOST Black leather walot contain
ing contracts and waranty deeds. ,
Walot has S. A. Bredenburg, Everett,
Washington, printed on flap. Finder
please return to this office. (O 28-28)
Notice 'of
Chang
em
LOST Brass gas generator Ud to
FOR SALE Three lots one iu Kuru ' automobile will hold about two
I nilQrrd ff txrotav Katmnnn XtT r.ll
M Vl W UH. 4 UOIF COll Ut VT Jll
Return to
merer addition and two InPredmon.
Cheap. Call for particulars at Bay &
Zweifel's shop. (Nl-12 )
ver's farm and La Grande.
L C. Smith's Garage.
(11-1-1)
WASTED.
Location
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Phone orders to Black 1861. A
0. R. N. Schedule
West Bonnd.
51 No. 7 ar 9:26 a. m. No Mail or Exd
No. 9 ar 8:05 p. m. mail, exp. local pas
. . y. ui. no mau or exp
sso. u ar 10:50 p. m. only. mall.
East Bonna.
No. 6 ar 6:35 a. m. mall, pass & Exd
No. 10 ar 7:45 a. m. local mail & pas
io 1st 8 5:do p. m. fast mall loc pas
No. 2nd 8 thru, train.
, Joseph Line.
No. 32 leaves 9:45.
No. 31 arrives 2:15.
J. II.
UP-
AFTER
10 i ;- At a bargain, two houses
on I'eriL. avenue. Call on Fred B. I WANTED Housekeeper wanted todoj
Currey, at Commercial Club rooms; j general house work and care for two j
La Grando National Bank building. small children. Apply Gilbert White, j
. T " ; Court house. (N3-10) !
FOR SALE Farm of 160 acres near ; !
La Grande. Improved. . Phone to WANTED Experienced telephone op-j
, Back 181 or write to Post Office box erators or girls to learn. Pacific j
545, La Grande, Oregon. . - Telephone & Telegraph Company
FOR SALE Some fine thoroughbred WANTED Location in modern house
Rhode Island pullets. Inquire of. by office 'mm. Ad'ress (X) care of
Ik. Jones. Phone Fanners 64. t Observer. '(11-2-4) j
(O-16-30.) 1 '
WANTED Tnfnrmntlnn as 0 tne
FOR SALE House of 8 rooms, two wberabouts of my wagon taken
lots with several fruit trees on theaway Coring Hallowe'en. I will appre-;
corner of Grandy Avenue and Flrstc,ate Prompt return of my property,
streets. Phone Black 1192. (025N25)Jolm Stltcenger. ,
BOWLSBY, THE
HOLSTER, WILL BE,
NOV. 6th, LOCATED AT 106
FIR STREET. NEXT DOOR TO
THE MARBLE WORKSV HAV
ING SECURED THE VACUUM
CARPET CLEANER, HE WILL
BE PREPARED TO CLEAN
CARPETS A3 WELL" AS DO
ALL KINDS OF UPHOLSTER
ING AND FURNITURE
PAIRING.
PUOXE RED '1941.
New Sugar
BE PATRIOTIC WHRJT 0BOEEJ.J
SUGAR AJTD IlT8ISf tJTOJ RATI KG
HOME MADE. TEE Ll FRESH
IS HOW 19 ALL MB GROCERY
8T0BES.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
f epartment o fthe Interlc.
J. S. Land Office at La Grande, Or,
August 16, 1909,
Notice is hereby giveu that
JAMES L. WALKER,
of Kamela, Oregon, who on February
, -JVfjy, made homestead entry No
1376 serial, No. 04074, for 3'4SW'4
section 28 & NNWVi, section 83
township 1 S, range 36 E. W Meri
dian, has filed notice Of Intention to
make final five year proof, to estab
lish claim to the land above decrlb
ei!, .before .Reclater and n
: me u. a. iina Office, at La Gn
j Oregon, on the 29th day of
! ber, 1909.
Claimant names ntt witnesses:
Kyle Charlton.
Oswald Hunt
' Harry E. Swager.
John Smith, all of Kamela, Oregon,
j "'' . C. BRAMWELL.
UAl'Zj.. . ReglBter
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