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VK GRXKDS EVENING OBSERVER. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1910.
PAGE THREE
Soo- Spokane Route
THE v
SHORT LINE
TO
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Minneapolis, St.Paul
AJTD ALL POINTS EAST
EQUIPMENT t Electric-lighted
Observation Cars and Standard
Sleepers, the moat up-to-date
. Tourist Cars and through din
ers. .' .'.
Through tickets to all ponts
east are mi Bale by your local,
agent at lowest current fares.
Details Berths Literature
0. M. Jackson, Geo. A. Walton,
Trav. Pass. Agt Gen. Agt.
14 Wall St, Spokane.
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Terra Cotta
- . .
Well Casing
Call- or write
for Estimates
and Prices v
John Melville
, lWa Adams Ave.
LA GRANDE, - -ORE
THE
LA GRANDE
INVESTMENT
COMPANY
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LA CRANDES LEADING JEWELER 2
When In need of anything in watches, clocks, Jewelry, a
cut glass, hand painted China, or any other article carried a
by a first class jewelry store, investigate our prices before
buying and you will s ave money, and be sure of secnrlnp g
first quality goods. . " x
If your eyes trouble you, have them fitted by an op'l i
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Opposite the r. S.. Land
Notice.
Notice of the Recorder of the City of
La Grande, Oregon, of assessments for
the improvement of Sixth Street in
front of lot 5 In Block 60, and lots
8 and 9 In Block 102, In Chaplin's Ad
dition to La Grande.
Notice is hereby given, that the as
sessment roll for the improvement of
Sixth street,' In front of Lot 5 In Block
0, and lots 8 and 9, in Block 102,
Chaplin's Addition to La Grande, by
buiimng a cement sidewalk thereou.
being in improvement district No. 16,
in theCity of La Grande, Oregon, un
der the provision of Ordinance No. 488
Series 1910, entitled, "An Ordinance
declaring the cost of improving 6th
j street along lot 5 in Block 60, and lots
j 8 and 9 in Block 102, In Chaplin's Ad
dition to La Grande, assesing the prop
erty benefited thereby, declaring such
assessment, directing the entry of the
same on the docket of City Liens, au
thorizing the Issuance of Improvement
Ponds to pay for said improvement,
and declaring an emergency, "the
same being In Improvement District
No. 16 in sal(J City, is now in my
hands .for collection, and that any as
sessment therein may be paid to me
at any time within 60 days from No
vember 14th, 1910, which is the date
of the flrstjpubllcation of this notice,
without penalty. Interest or cost; and
each property owner Is hereby noti
fied that on application to the. under
o'sueii, wunin ten days from Novem
ber 14th, 1910, which Is the first pub
lication of this notice, he will he al
lowed to pay such assessment In ten
annual Installments the first install
ment therefore due and payabye on or
before the 14th day of January, 1911.
If application Is not made as above
provided the whole amount will be
come due and payable at the expira
tion of said sixty days. All property
owners interested are hereby notified
to appear at my office in the City Hall
and pay same. .' , y
Following is assessment roll:
Block 60, lot 5, Chaplin's Addition
M Rosenbaum, $125.70.
Block 101, lot 8. Chaplin's Addition,
Baptist Church, $28.35.
Block 102! lot 9, Chaplin's Addition.
Baptist Church, $39.40.
Baiar and Cooked Food.
For all sorts of "aprons and every
thing good to eat tall at the Masonic
lulldlng, loom formerly occupied ny
the Van Du Cc, Sstuvdey, Novem
1 ;er 19 at 13 . m. Ladies of the Mac-
j eabees of .c Id.
Office, Adams Art
m fiioiin
OF G R EAT
IPKII
HOT LAKE SETEN YEARS AGO
AND HOT LAKE TODAY SHOWS
. TRANSFORMATION.
Sick From Middle West and East are
to be Seen la the Institution's
Lobby.
Beginning with improvement of
the promenade at Hot Lake Sanator
ium doubtless a campaign of re-arrangement
and addition has been
started that will reach far into next
season and enlarge that great insti
tution sufficiently to care for the con
stantly ncreaslng business.
When it Is considered what was at
Hot Lake seven years ago and what
Is there today one can but wonder at
the marvelous transformation. Sev
en years ago the sanatorium building
would only accomodate in a manner
Mty patients. There was but one
nurse who also acted In capacity of
housekeeper. The water for domestic
purposes was hauled in barrels on a
sled. Grocery and supplies were de
livered to the sanatorium In a spring
wagon that proved adequate for the
demands of transportation. A total
number of twelve employes consti
tuted the fort at the- Lake. Laun
dry was shipped out to La Grande.
There was 'no telephone connection
with the outside world, The bath
bouse would only take care of ten to
twelve patients, while the doctor's of
fice and treatment room was one and
the same. No steward, no bookkeeper,
no checking clerks, no bell boys, in
fact one man the clerk &T& It all.
A 15-horse gasoline engine furnished
electric current fcr the institution,
and in fact Hot Lake was' only a small
speck either on the map or In the
minds of the people. '
But what is that institution today?
None its equal in the northwest and
very few in the United States. Today
the building accommodates 250 pat
ients with the moBt modern apart
ments possible for the skilled archl
tecta to build. Twenty-two nurses
are regularly employed. Water for
domestic purposes is brought to the
Institution in a private water plant
which consists of a cement reservoir
of 130,000 gallons capacity. It' is dis
tributed over the large building
through mains perfectly plumbed and
scientifically arranged. The electric
current used from the main power
line amoifnts to 125 horse power each
24 hours. It-is interesting to know'
what an important part the electricity
performs there. Besides being used
for lighting and for running the ele
vators, It does the cooking In the diet
kitchen, runs the machine shop and
wxd working department where all
Institution furniture is manufactured,
runs the'laundry where each week 20,
000 pieces of linen are laundered,
sweeps the floors and rugs, peels the
potatoes, grinds the coffee, washes the
dishes and Is extensively used In the
electric massage department of the
bath house.
Where seven years ago the spring
wagon carried the groceries from La
Grande to Hot Lake now a commis
sary Is established In the Institution
that carries a stock of $20,000. Tne
sanatorium Is one of the largest car
load shippers on the O. R. & N. out
side of .Portland and at the present
time a carload of canned goods Is be
ing unloaded there.
The office force which formerly con
sisted of the one clerk, now. includes
the day and night clerks,' bell boys,
bookkeepers, stenographers, checking
clerks, and information man who Is
always at the service of the guests.
The doctor's office, formerly com
bined with the treatment room, now
consists of a suite of nine ro)ms. Also
there are labratqry, treatment and X
Ray rooms. The surgery room is por
celain lined, hermetically sealed and
cannot be surpassed by any other In
stitution. During the -past year over
600 major operations have been per
formed at the Hot Lake sanatorium.
The merit of this place heretofore
more or less confined to the northwest
is now reaching into the middle and
extreme eastern states, and where
the register formerly showed people
from nearby states now can be seen
many of" the prominent people of the
east and middle west.
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The mysterious iower possessed by this wonderful modlnm has. caused a sensation In La Grande.
Hundreds of our citizens have consulted this remarkable woman and all are mystified at the strange and
wonderful power possessed by her, which enables her to read the past, present and future life of her cajl
ers as from an open book. She cures disease when all other methods fa!L Call and see testimonials made
In your own city. .;
Madame Delmar Is the first licensed registered clairvoyant to 1 sit La Grande and stands at the hood
of her profession. What she tells yon can be relied upon. She guarantees to reveal every Incident of your
life, past, present and future r charge you nothing. This Is fair, Is i t not 1 Prices reasonable and within
reach of all. Office hours 10 a. m. to 9 p. m. , ,
1423 Adams Avenue, next to Keifer
Snowdrift
Sold By nrai0v.ZlxnrhiiiM D
. ,. Notice.
Notice of the Recorder of the City of
La Grande, Oregon, of assessments
forVhe Improvement of Adams avenue
from the east curb line of Hemlock
street to the west curb line of Spruce
street. "'..'- ' ; ' ',
Notice is, hereby given, that the as
sessment roll for theMmprovement of
Adams avenue, from the west curb
line of Hemlock street, to the west
curb line of Spruce street, being in
Improvement District No. 1, in thfc
City of La Grande, Oregon, under the
provisions of Ordinance No. 481 Series
1910, entitled "An Ordinance declaring
the cost of Improving Adams avenue
from the east curb line of Hemlock
street to the west curb line of Spruce
street, assessing the property bene
fited thereby, declaring such assess
ment, and directing the entry of the
same on the docket of city liens, au
thorizing the Issuance, of improve
ment bonds to pay for said improve
ment and declaring an emergency,"
the'Vsame being in Improvement Dis
trict No. , in said City, is now in my
hands for collection, and that any, ns
sessment therein may be paid to me
a any time within sixty days from No
vember 14th, 1910. which is the date
of the first publication of this notice,
without penalty, Interest, or coBt; and
each property owner is hereby noti
fied that on ap'plicaMori to the under
signed, within ten days from Novem
ber 14th, 1910, which is the first pub
lication of this notice, he will be al
lowed to pay such assessment In ten
annual Installments the first install
ment thereof being due and payable
on or before the 14th day of January
A. Bv 1911. If application Is not made
as above provided the whole amount
will be and become" due and payable
at the expiration of said sixty days.
All property owners Interested are
hereby notified to appear at my of
fice In the City Hall and pay the same.
' Assessment Roll Number 4.
Following is assessment roll No. 4:
Block 8, Lot 1, Coggln's Addition,
S. C. Zuber, $915.21.
Block 8. Lot 2. Coggln's Addition,
J. G. Johnson, $811.86. .
Block 8, Lot 3, Coggln's Addition,
J. A. Woodell, $883.29. '
Block 8, Lot 4, Coggln's Addition,
A. B. Conlcy. $1087.76.
Block 4, Lot 8. Coggln's Addition,
J. E. Reynolds, $875. 51.
Block 4, Lot 7. Coggln's Addition,
J. E. Reynolds, $811.86.
Block 4, half of Lot 6, Coggln's Ad
dition, Charles Norby, $441.65.
Block 4, half of Lot 6, Coggln's Ad
dition, Mary E. Noble, $441.65.
Block 4, Lot 5, Coggln's Addition,
E. P. Staples, $1088.56.
Total amount of assessment, $7,
357.35.
By order of the Council November,
9th, 1910.
D. E. COX,
Recorder of the City of Lr. Grande.
Notice to Trrtqiaer.
Positively no hunting allowed on
our premises. Do not ask for permis
sion. Blockland Bros.
To Injlng a cough medicine, Jon't be
afraid to get Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
There is no danger from it, and relief is sure
to follow. Especially recommended for
coughs, col ds and whooping congh.
HEALTH, WEALTH
By Consulting the World Famous
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Flour
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1425 Jefferson Avenue
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PRIMA DONNA SOPRANO
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Assisted by '
MR. JAY PLOWE, Solo Flutist
(Late of the Royal Opera, Berlin)
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MARY NEWMAN, Pianist
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NOVEMBER
PRICES
Boxes ............................ $2.50 and S2.C0
Orchestra ..................... . . . .... ..... $1.50 ft
urcnesira uircie , . ?1.00 )
Dress Circle ................... ....... 75c I
Balcony ..............
" Room and board, heat and bath fur
nished. Inquire 1325 T. Ave.; ,
15 cents
a quart
Royal Grocery
a Bakery
Delicious
Cran
berries
and HAPPINESS
Clairvoyant and Healer
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Hotel, La Grande
Best toJ)e had zt
any race.
Main 705
nd. 1213
HOUSE
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17, 1910, at 8 p. m.
... .... . . . , j 50c
FIRST-CLASS
LAUNDRY WORK'
If you are not a customer of
Cherry's New Laundry we urge
you to give us a trial. We guar
antee all work to be satisfac
tory and will re-laundry any
article not so found or cheerful
ly refund your money.
We want to build up a home
laundry employing - American
labor, which will be a credit to.
the town. We merely ask a
chance to prove that we can sat
isfy you. Can't you grant that
much?
All work called for and
promptly delivered. . '
There Is enough laundry work
In La, Grande to keep a good
si&ed force busy and keep the
money at home. Are you a
.booster for home Industry?
We , are now comfortably
housed in our new building, just
a few steps from Fir st. We ari
safe from duot and dirt and are
easily found If you want to
carry a bundle down town. But
well gladly call In out wagon.
Cherry's New Laundry"
BOTH PIIOXES.
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