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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1912)
"'v.1. ''V.. ''.;'!. V -V l' LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER. SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 1912. PAGE THREE An Opportunity' Lite This 1 rvn ML 280 Acres of deed land of 160 Acres adjoining this farm can be homesteaded, fine bunch grus laud, quite level. 120 Acres adjoining on the other side can be isolated. Good graso. '' n -1 $3931.00 560 Acics all told that combined would make an all around farm. Situated on one of the main county roads win The 1G0 acres will cost you about $25' f or land office fee s. Tue 120 acres that can be isolated will cost $150, and total of $3931.00. Here is a chance for some energetic m an to lay the foundation for an independent life and an a office for details. , Geo. H. Currey IClassiftedt Advertising 2 LOST Open, faced gold watch near Moon's residence, Old Town. Suit able reward.; ;. Return to ; this ;.of- . flee. ', -i ' S APPLE TREES tieadlBf ' varieties. Aso cherry, pear, peach, prune and ibade trees. Shrubs,' roses,' small fruits. Send for price list. J. B. Weaver & Sons, Union, Oregon. FOR SALE Eight f room furnished house and lot On North Fourth St. Can be bought at a bargain In next 20 days. Part time. La Grande in vestment Co. FOR SALE Canadian seed peas, frr seed. Penington ranch,, La Grande ' Investment Co. 3-30-tf DRY CHAIN WOOD-?3.50 a cord. Phone Main 64. 3-20-tf WANTED Refined middle aged lad7. : to help with housework and care ot two children. Good home for two years for right party. Box 235, En terprise, Ore. ' ; . . fhone Main 61 for hay, grain, feed and flour. Mose Elledge, Wilson bldg., Jefferson avenue.- v 4-8-12t ' FOR SALE A good gentle work Mare. Weight 1300. R. A. West, phone Red 372. ' 4-4-tf FIVE PASSENGER, MAXWELL;, Au tomobile. WiU trade for La Grande ' lirts. "... ',.,;.,..'.-r., - ,;! LADY WANTS WORK Second cook or chamber work. Phone Observer. : Main 13. 4-10-tf . .'v FOR SALE Two iron gray mares, 7 and 8 years od, weight about 11 and 12 hundreds lbs. Three and a quar ter Bain wagon, heavy spring wag on, 2 sets harness $325.00 for out fit. Inquire ' J. R." Bumgarner, near stock yards. ::' " 160 ACRES, PARTIALL IMPROVED timber land. Will make a . goofl home, timber enough to pay for place, will trade for La Grnr.de home. .: Phone Main 189, Slough In vestment Co., over Newlin's Drug store. : . . ; V'-' ;' ' FOR SALE Burpee's early seed po tatoes, and dew-berry plants. VH P. Lewis, Phone Red 501.' 4-17-?t JACK FOR SALE Maltese, three The Abstract & Title Company, Inc. LA GRANDE, OREGON C M. LOCKW0OD, Secretary. Office with La Grande kiiii .11 iinitirwr. wMch 100 acres is in hay and . years old, well broke, perfect in e" : ery way and gentle. Price $500.0), i half cash, balance terms. Dr. C. H. ; Law, union, Oregon. ' :, 4-lMt FOR SALE CHEAP Four room mod ern cottage furnished. Rents for $22.00 per month. Mrs. S. 0. Zuber. 4-17-tt FOR SALE Buggies, hacks and cur fries at Dutcher's wagon shop. ;:: 4-i7-5t HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE for sale 1406 Sixth street.1 V 4-17-6t ' GAS III STOMACH m AND BOWELS Produces all ktU ol nnnoyins symptonu, which very Vten become aJ.inning. Btcesaivis nen-ousnefflnndhiart premurc, difficult and opproucd breathing, si&uttii, Bcoma as it patient cannot fciko a deep breath. , Lump in the thrmt nnd ctest; iHlh pro?:, pain and nmious feclin? nroiimi tuo heart rtsiun. Lfflpty, jn in:: a'"' !ng ot the pit of yuur eloruch, relicxd ly eztk& 8u-.::R quantity of tood rr.oKea you fed :'.! if n heavy c:6al h:.d been iaVen. lixceiiKe raablraj p sbdo-r.en nrd staunch 'v.ith Wchlnj.' Hecr.y fccUj fter fothij. StarBse durinj sletp with a or ef.a far or.d apprelicnrion. Finders, hands or li.U icol hucb aivd c to IP. caiiecially on ri;ht side, rain in back and top of head and constipation. ), '", 1 Tiiat's all from a nervous stomach fuil of Gas, and all permanently doso away with by BAALMANN'S OAS-TABLETS. : ' i ' ' -J ThempoculiartablctoaresoldforJbyeveiydruggiBt,' or send direct to Hahnemann Pharmacy, 338 Sutter St.. San Francisco, v r. . BIDS WANTED. . Notice t hereby given that the dis trict school board of school district No. One of Union county, Oregon, will receive up to 7:30 o'clock pi m. of May 3, 1912, sealedblds for weather Stripping : the windows (except in basements ana commercial room) of the High Central and Fourth Ward school' buildings. Bidders' to furnish all material and perform air labor Specifications for same to be furnish ed with bid. All work to be done dur ing summer vacation and completed by August 20, lD12.n Bids to be left with school clerk. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. ' ; ARTHUR C. WILLIAMS, . School Clerk. 4-lluntil May 3-12. : . ,, A Tonic, Alterative and Resolvent The best remedy for Kidneys, Wver and Bowels. Eradicates Pimples, Eruptions and Disorders of the Skin. Purl6es the Blood and gives Tone, Strength and Vigor to the entire system. On the fact that when we rnako an abstract of any parcel of real state we give yon a Perfectly ACCURATE AND COMPLETE Hhtory of it. ; An abstract Is an absolute no cessity if yon wish to be THOR OUGHLY posted the one war Yon can avoid the purchase of expensive litigation, i- Our work is ABSOLUTELY ac curate. " ''. ' , ,. " ' " grain. Pour swing's that are T E 1 Bills audited and allowed by the County Court April Term, 1912. . , Warrants ordered drawn as follows: J. M. Kochensparger, Services as Court Bailiff, FFebruary ', Term $ 4.59 Jess M. Bartlett, Work on reg- ' istratlon . .... . . ):.: . . ...... 36.00 Frank iMinnick, Work in Tax : 1 ' Department .............. .. 90.00 U. C' Patten, Work in Tax Do- . partment ......... 85.50 F. P. ChilderB, Prisoners' Board ; for, March 22.14 H. E. . Graham, Supplies for prisoners 1.30 F. P. Childers, Expenses as per r bill .11.40 E. O. Light & Power Co., Lights for Court; House i,. , 17.65 .'Home Ind. Tel. Co., Phone rent for all offices 26.45 i Adna B. Rogers, Reg,, Voters at , Kamela and Telocaset. ....... .10.00 Gobdnough , & Son, Repairing Election Booths .. , 17.50 J, T. . Williamson, Abstracting - Unassessed Lands 13.20 Cherry's New , Laundry, Laun-; dry for Court House 2.00 John Schilling, Wood for Court . House 13.00 L. P. Derby, Services as Tru- , ,,. ,"' ant Officer 12.00 E. Q. KIrby, M. D., Services as Health Officer......,......,: 2.50 Emil Nelderer, Services as Jan itor ..iC ' 6000 P. A. Charlton, Services as ., i Stock Inspector 25.00 Boys & Girls, Aid Society, Al lowance for March i 10.00 N. Moliter) M.1 D., Secy. County ; ; . Board of Health . 26.38 H. 'L.'-' Underwood, Services as , COunty Physician ........... 2S.00 D. M. Clark, Stamps 1.00 Ed.' Wright, Freight & Express 10.22 John Frawley, Express ....... 1.20 H. ' R. Hanna, Carbon - Copy, Testimony. State vs. Hogg... 48.50 City of La Grande, water rent, ' ' Jan., Feb. and March, 1912.... 18.00 Wm. Wigglesworth, Services as Deputy Assessor 63.90 D. H. Procter, Services as Dep- : uty Assessor . .' 66.00 John Graham, Services as Dep- " uty; Assessor 43.60 W. E. Ruckman, Services as , , Deputy Assessor 15.00 J, M. Hagey, Services as Dep- ; uty Assessor 66.00 J. A. Nice, Services as Deputy : Assessor . ... 12.00 A. C- Williams, Jp. fees State vs. Leasey ; 12.85 I. W. Faulk, Const. Jp. Ct. State vs Leasey . . 9.15 Forest Rose, Wit Jp. Ct., State vs. Leasey ' 2.70 jGlenn Victor, Wit. Jp. Ct., State va Leasey ...i., ....... 1.70 Clarence Hafford, Wit. Jp. Ct., State vs. Leasey 1.70 Roy. Rynearson, Wit. Jp.. Ct., State vs.. Loasoy ............ 1.70 Mrs. Roy Rynearson, Wit. Jp. Ct. State -vs. Leasey i ...... : 1.70 E. TV. Ballard,.' Wit. - Jp. Ct. : : Htnto vs. Iasny ........... 1.70 COUNTY IN constant. Fenced. ' E. E. (Meyers, Wit. Jp. Ct. State vs. Leasey ...... ........... : 1.70 J. H. McLachleff, Wit. Jp. Ct. State vs. Leasey ... .... 1.70 Harry Hass, Wit, Jp: Ct., State vs. Leasoy , , . , , , ,,. . 1.70 A. C. Williams, Jp. fees, State vs. Rose et al 31.25 I. W. Faulk, Const. Jp. Ct. State . . v vs. Rob6 et al ...... . , ..... .. 11.00 Ezra Allen, Wit. Jp, Ct., State vs; Rose et al ..... . . ,ut . i. ; 1.70 Clarence Jackson, Wit. Jp. Ct. State vs, Rose et al ......... . 1.70 A. G. Anderson, Wit Jp. ' Ct., , State vs. Rose et al. , 1.70 Frank De Pender, Wit. Jp. Ct., ; State vs. Rose et al. i. . ; . . 3.20 L, G. Alexander, Wit.. Jp. ct, , State vs. Rose et al......... I 1.70 John Northcott, Wit. Jp. Ct, 1 , State vs. Rose et al.......i.. 1.70 C. A. Logue, Wit. Jp. Ct, State vs Rose et al ............... . 3.20 C. E.1 Andrews, Wit Jp.. Ct, C. J. Richards, Vlt Jp. Ct., State vs. Rose et al... . . . . . 3.20 B. A. Bennett, Wit. Jp.'Ct, Chas Huntley, Wit. Jp, . Ct., . Sfhte vs. Rose et al.....i... 3.20 W. P. Noble. Wit. Jp. Ct, State vs. Rose et al .........;.... 1.70 Howard A. Vance, Wit. Jp, Ct, State vs. Rose et al 1.70 C. M. Humphreys, Wit Jp. Ct, State vs. Rose et al 1.70 Irwin Hodson Co., Mdse. as per bill'1.'. , 38.75 Glass & Prudhomme Co., Tax rolls etc 177.00 Bushong & Co., Mdse as per bill 89.25 Elgin Recorder, Publishing De linquent Tax List 44.40 Elgin Recorder, Publishing County Court Proceedings. .. 31.90 E. O. Republican, Printing as per,, bill. 26.50 Red Cross Drug Store, Supplies for Election .V... . 7.00 Fed Cross Drug Store, Drugs . ... for Indigents ....... . . . . ; . 9.60 Grande Ronde Hospital, Hospl- ; tal. fees 47.J0 Valentine , Kramer, Opening . : Grave for Indigent .......... 6.00 Henry & Carr, Funeral Ex- , penses of Indigent' ......... 27.50 W. S. ' Montgomery, Wood for Indigent ........... 10.00 E. L. a BusBey, Ambulance for : Indigent 2 50 J. G. Snodgrass, Groceries for Indigent 13.00 N. K. West, Supplies for Indi- . . gent ........ ,50 Goodnough M. & S. Co., Sup plies for Indigent .......... 14.35 Joe . Smith, ' Salary for March, Supt.Poor Farm ............ 65.00 Frank Tiffany, Work at poor farm 34.00 Alice Kolb,. work at poor farm 20.00 Clyde L. Kiddle, Groceries for Poor Farm ' . . ............. . ' 75.25 La Grande Meat Co., Meat for - Poor Farm ................. 31.84 Pioneer ' Flouring (Mill Co., Mdse for Poor Farm ... 29.95 Bradley & Maloney, Plumbing at Court House 3.00 J. M. Solders, Services as Coun ty Commissioner 23.65 C. A. Galloway, Services as "County Commissioner . 42.00 D. W. Souder, Relief for March 16.00 Maggie Slagner, Relief for r March ....... V. 10,00 Mrs. : John Hilderbrant, Relief . i for March . . , 12. 50 (Continued on page seven.) . - ' . , k . v i , ; ' ch is gooa 11 months in the year. Note the price, v v - the original farm of 280 acres will cost $3750, making a nually increasing bank account. You had better call at the Call for Bids. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the county court of Union county will, receive sealed bids for the purchase ot 150 cords of yello,w pine, three foot eight Inch wood, Wood to be deliver ed and corded In the basement of t'te oourt house building. Said bids to be filed with tE5 county clerk on or .be fore R oVlnck n. m. , Wednesday. Mn 1st, 1912. 4-19-9t ED. WRIGHT, County Clerk. "THE GOSSARD CORSET; THEY (, 1ACEI NFJlOJiT.'! Model O, Gossard, is for the women of full proportions. is , ' ' , , :- Let your next corset be a GossarJ. A trial fitting will convince, you why the "Gossard Corset" excels. ... A complete line of new models al ways, on hand. 1 Price $3.50- to $8 CO. ; MRS. ROBT. PATTISOX, Phone Red 8221 V ' . ' CorHotierc. M!Mls4Mlss1Wlls1ls EFFICIENCY No light approaches clectricitv in brillianec: do lisrht is &o soft, restful and easy on the eyes. Reading, studying, sewing, etc., at night are very trying on the eyes, unless the light is perfect. Most eye troubles can be traced to poor light. You can get the proper volume and quality of light by electricity, and you can get it in no other war No other light measures up to the efficiency standars If you use any kind of artificial light, use electric light. It is more satisfactory, and cheaper in the end i l?ov rates, call, or phone Main 34. Eastern Oregon "Always ' at Real Estate If You Ride You Ride In Comfort- ' The wonderful little ball-bearing motor of "The Flying Mar ker" is the most powerful to.' i Us slse made. Being unusually flexible it can, by a simple turn of the wrist, be throttled down to Ave or sped up to from flfti to seventy miles an hour, ac cording to the model. Perfect and absolute, control of the inn- chine under all conditions . is further made .possible by . a Free Engine Clutch a ..dovlco similar in Its operation to the clutch of an automobile. , Tlila Free Engine Clutch ' makes . it, possible for "Xie Flying Me--, kel" rider, when threading the, traffic of city streets, to stop hla motorcycle without ; stopping his motor. It also Is of- great assistance in negotiating sandy roads and in starting on a hill, The latter being practically an,, impossible, performance ... with out a Free. Engine Clutch. HOLLISTER & BOSSI Phone Main 758. ' Light & Power Goi your service" ' . '
