.A OKANL'a jcvkmnu umbekv KH. "WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 1912.
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tXAMIIUTIOXS WILL CO!iTlTE
.-..UJiTlL SATURDAY SIGHT
' BUte Office at Slem to Grade Appll-
cants' Prodartlons.
Between 35 and 40 teachers of Vn-
Ion county today commenced examina
r Uodb for one and five year and life
' certificates. County Superintendent
-.' E. E. Bragg, assisted by Miss Belver.
I conducted the quizzes but the papers
. will be graded at the tate office at
Salem. ' There are no examinations
;- tor county paper as that department
has been dropped. The examinations
will continue up until Saturday nglht.
',, The questions cover all the subjects
t of modern and advanced pedagogy.
For GnU. Contuc4 br ttK SISUR8 OF THE HOLY
NAMES OF JESUS ND MARY. Cn. A.U
CtJltt'ut Cmritt. Motlc. Art Ekmtioa tnd Ccnmf f
cil Dcpn. XjmJmu ,md Dt) SrWmu. Reined Moral lud
lnreUectul Traialnf. Wriip for AaaourtccncaL Adam
tirtm wrrmoK . Mar,; j,.dmj. h'tUnd
When your child ' has whooping
cought.be careful to keep the cugh
. loose and expectoration easy by giv
: lng Chamberlain's Cough remedy as
may be required. This remedy will
make It easier to expectorate. It has
been utsed successfully in many epi
, demies and is Bate and sure. ' For sale
by all dealers. eod
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r cut ot MiUTfff ft. JoijnBfct Ut ' Ki.rHfj fi
mitricUtP. At aiM.e nnuv i :t 1 -DcptA.
ltl)4r. Art, I lMlllliD. iili.i'MJ'lll .
Utident .di i.t bimt rovi r I: iu'.p' -gwll
rcum mended. The 6-OiW: U limited k
fift-. Application fthOTH t it y.
Tp'SVfr"SurfHpr,Q"-c gg, S'.Hc.vHt I. Py.'-irc ( -
There is more Catarrli Jn this section of
the country than all other diseases put
together, and until the last few year
was sdiipocvU to la Incurable. For a. Breat
many years doctors pronounced It a local
disease end prescribed local remedies, ana
by constantly falling to cure with local
treatment, pronounced It Incurable Sci
ence lias proven Catarrh to le a consti
tutional disease, and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Hull's Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by r. J. Cheney &
Co.. Toledo, Ohio, Is the only Constitu
tional cure on tt.e t-sr!:rt. It is taken In
ternally In floses from 50 drops to a ten
epocnful. It acts directly on the bipod
end mucous surfaces cf the system. They
offer one hundrerl dollars for any case If
falls to cure. Etna lor circulars and te
Umcnlals. .
Afldreul F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, Or,
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Ti BalTs ranuj P--3s f or eoorlptlon.
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C01J1TY COURT PEOCEEDlJiGS
(June Term, 1912.)
Bills audited and allowed as follows:-
'
Effle Billings, grading eighth
grade papers $ 15.00
Gertrude Beiver, grading eighth
grade papers 12.00
Mrs. Nellie Bullard, grading
eighth grade papers - 12.00
D. H. Procter, services as dep-
uty assessor 60.riH-
W. E. Turner, services ad dep
uty assessor 63.00
Lee Humphreys, services as
deputy assessor 21.00
John Graham, services as dep
uty assessor 58.60
Wm. Wlgglesworth, services as
deputy assessor 83.00
C. D. Huffman, services as dep
uty assessor .............. . 24.00
J. A. Nice, services as deputy
assessor '48.40
Mrs. Jess Bnrtlett, services as
deputy assessor , . . ....... 12.00
Joe Smith, salary superinten
dent poor farm .' 65.00
Alice Kobb. work at poor farm . 20.00
Frank Tiffany, work at poor
farm 54.00
Eniil Nelderer, services as Jan.
iior . . 60.00
P. A. Charlton sarvices as stock
inspector 25.00
N. Molitor. M. D., services as
, secretary county board of
health : 26.38
Boys and Girls Aid society, al
lowance for May, 1S12 10.00
G. M. Richey, stamps 10.00
Western . Union Tel. company,
telegram for sheriff 50
Cherry's New Laundry, laundry
for jail 2.00
Henry & Carr, merchandise for
court house .". . . 1.00.
Clyde L. Kiddie, merchandise'
for poor farm 50.45
Valentine Kramer. opening
grave for indigent ", 6.00
Mrs. P. B. Webb, house rent
for Mrs. Baumgarner 8. 00
Ed Wright, express 4.S0
Grande Ronde hospital, hospital
fees as per bill 6.00
II. E. Canfield, caring for Indi
gent 55.00
N. Molitor. M. D., services as
health officer 20.00
E. G. Kirby. M. D., services as
health officer 10.00
J. E. Wines & Co., supplies for
poor farm 9.50
F. L. Lilly, supplies for court
"house 2.S5
Wbrrel Mfg. Co., insect exterm
inator a spcr bill ............ 66.00
Geo. L. Huffman, caring for
Trena, insane 17.75
La Grande Observer, printing
as per bill 91.65
La Grande Observer, printing
briefs Miller vs Vnion county 96.00
Dr. H. L. Underwood, services
as county physician 16.67
D. M. Clark, express 1.30
H. R. Hanr.a, copy, testimony
Jones vs. Union county 31.00
F. P. Chllders, prisoners' board
for May 67.12
F. P. Childers, expenses as per
bill 98.65
Home Ind. Tel. Co., phone rent
all offices 42.45
F. P. Chllders, sheriff's ex
penses as per bill 36.60
E. O. Light & Power Co.. lights
for court house and poor
farm 22.90
I. R. Snook, postage 2.00
E. E. Bragg, express, etc 3.40
court proceedings 42.00
E. H. Flagg, priming countv
G!as's-Prud!:omme Co.. merchan
dise as per bill 32.15
tiushong and Co., merchandise
as per bill 50.00
Pioneer Flouring Mill Co., sup
plies for poor farm 17.70
La Grande Meat Co., meat for
poor farm 22.&0
M. Irvine. M. D, proresHinnnl I
Wat mjwsar 4
y
4mtt9:& if 7
S. T. Booihe, constable Justice
peace court state vs. Kelly . .
Frank Turner, witness Justice
peace court state vs. Kelly . .
J. C. Chrlstianson, witness Jus
tice peace court state vs.
Kelly
J. N. Morris, witness JuBtlce
peace court statp "
.Mrs. J. F. Morri.s witness Jus-digent
,
4.25
1.70
1.70
3.90
2.50
Red Cross Drug Store, drugs
for Indigents , 11.45
L. P. Derby, services as truant
officer April and May 26.00 i
Crandall Broe., wood for court
house 28.00
Garity and Conley, repairs to
to Jail doors 10.00
Willcock Bros., drayage cn
lawn mowers
D. A. Barnes, drawing Jury
list Justice peace court
.50
1.00
D. A. Barnes, Justice peace
fees s'ate vs. Truner 3.25
D. A. Barnes, Justice peace
fees state vs. Kelly .......... 6.75
services for Indigent 19.50
E. L. Bussey, hack hire for In.
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"There is nothing too good for my family.',' You have often said it, and you
ill always believe it. And it is the truth A man's own people are the salt of ;
the earth. :But do you make every effort that lies within your power to supply
? your family with the best? ' -bu i''
Have you given much thought to the c onstant improvement in conditions of
living that is going on about vou from year to year f Have-you ever stopped to
think of the wonderful increase in the niimber of modern conveniences the elec
trie light, the telephone, asphalt and concrete paving that have done so much
to add to-the comfort and ease of life within the past few years? . Every day, in
your work no matter what your occupation may be you make use of new and
improved time and labor-saving devices. You keep abreast of the times in your. '
work or your business. You have to or you wouldn't last very long. But what of
your home and your home life? Are you as liberal in that as you are in other
. things? Does your family enjoy the same kind of conveniences in their home
life that you do in your business life? Connordale is beautifully situated and ful
lv improved. Building restrictions on each lot insure a uniform and artistic de
velopment of the whole tract. The people and the city government of La Grande
have proven themselves to be "progressives" of the highest type alive to the de
sirability of every modern citv improvement wide streets, parking spaces, the
best of paving, and artistic, well-kept homes'. Where do you stand? Do vou have
someone else's barn-yard unW the back -windows of YOUR home? Do YOU pre
fer muddy streets and board walks to asphalt and concrete? Would YOU like to
. have a flimsy shack, occupied by undesirable neighbors, jammed up against
YOUR home? Ask your Avife. She is the one that stays at home and keeps the
house. You may have to put up with these things where you live now you
won't if you buy a lot and own a home in Connordale. If you haven't seen Con.
nordale yet let us show it to you. Our office is on the ground floor nf the La
CJrande National Bank Building. .......
La Grande Development
La Grande Nat'l Bank Bldg. 274 Stark
La Grande, Ore. Portland,
1. W. Faulk, constabl efees state
vs Baumgarner 9.05
Joseph Palmer, juror Justice
peace court state vs. Baum-
i garner 1.20
Robert Pattlson, Juror Justice
peace court, state vs. Baum
garner 1.20
C. G. Cummlngs, Juror Justice
peace court state vs. Baum
garner 1.20
J. 1). Smith, Juror Justice peace
fees, state vs. McMillan 8.60
S. T Boothe, constable Justice
peace court state vs McMil
lan 6.40
Asa Hills, witness state vs. Mc
Millan 1.70
Salla Bills, wi-.ness state vs.
McMillan 1.70
J. C. Chrlstianson, witness state
vs. McMillan 1.70
Maxle Turner, witness Justice
peace court, state vs. Kelly.. 1.70
Sala Bills, witness Justice
peace cdyrt state vs. Kelly.. 1.70
D. A. Barnes, Justice peace
tlce peace court, state vs.
Kelly 1.70
t the
Darley et al 1.70
vs. Darley et al 9.20
H. A. Watson, witness justice
peace court Btate vs. Dar
ley et al 1.70
Irving watson, witness justice
peace court state vs. Darley,
et al 1.70
J. D. McKennon, witness jus
tice peace court state vs.
Darley et el 1.70
J. F. Steinbeck, witness jus
tice peace court state vs.
court state vs. Baumgarner. . 1.20
J. B. Fisher, juror Justice peace
court state vs. Baumgarner.. 1.20
Geo. H. Currey, Juror Justice
peace court 1.20
Phebe Webb, witness justice
- peace court state vs. Baum
garner 3.20
Mrs. Edith Wilson, witness jus.
tlce peace court, state vs.
Baumgarner 3.20
J. H. McLachlen, witness Jus
tice peace court, state vs.
Baumgarner 1.70
Mrs. A. J. Anderson, witness
justice peace court state vs.
Baumgarner 1.70
A. J. Anderson, witness Justice
peace court state vs. Baum
garner 1-70
Theo. Hurm, witness Justice
peace court state vs. Uuam-
earner 1.70
K. N. Bushnell. witness Justice
peace court state vs. llaum-
garner 1.70
Mrs. K. S. McLane, witness Jus
tice epace court, state vs.
Baumgarner ' 1.70
A. J. Urecdlove, witness Jus
tice peace court s'ate vs.
BauniRarner 1.70
A. C. Williams, justice peace
fefs state vs. Parley 14 25
I. W. Faulk, constable fees state
Win. Arnold, witness state vs.
McMillan 1.70
f'i:is. liav, witness state vs.
McMillan 1.70
V. A. Maxwell, Justice peace
fees ytate vs. Kivette 8.6."
'.I. I.. Huffman, constablo fe"3
!i'i:irf pM'i'. cour' e'iiie vs.
Kivette MS
V.'. 4. MivTfil, - !. .i'
i"r ' . state vs. Siil i' 3. 70
J. C. Crawford, con. if'1? fees
:.!! vs. Scriber 1.00
W. A. Maxwell, Justico peace
ff s. Into vs. I cn is 6.70
J. '.'Crawford, constable fees
f.Ct' vs. Davli 1.00
A. C't Williams, juttice peac
fe' statp mm. W'Iiir 6.20
A. ,(', Williams, Jiiftice p-rire
f state y.. Mi Cv. cf nl... S.?5
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' MARKET KE POETS
Butter Fancy creamery, 35 cents .
lb. roll; a lb. roll, 66 cents.
Ranch butter, 65 e I lb. roll.
Ranch eggs 20c. i ; '
Feed nod Grain. ',
Alfalfa Hay 113.00 (retail). :
Timothy 116.00. '?
Grain Hay 113.00. '
Bluestem $L46 , '
Patent $WS. , ,
Snowdrift 11.45 . . .. .
Flour
10s Corn Meal 36e per sack. '
Bran and Shorts 11.36 and I1.4C
Oats 2.00 per cwt "
Rolled Barley $1.85 per cwt.
Cattle, nogs and FowL
Heavy hogs $6.00.
Chickens Hens, 13c; old rooster
Cows (o
Steers $5.00 to $5.75.
Sheep 4c. i
Light hogs $7.00 ;'
Pucks Live weight, 12 He.
Geese, live weight 10c.
Fmlts.
Hone grown (pples $3.00 to $1.58
pe 'iov Grade establishes price.
(llH'lfi.s 10c to 50c.
f! -H nines.- 10c per doz.
Gor:'ierrles 8c quart. '
' ' fi'dilitea end Miscellaneous.
F.hntiarb 5c. .
ll.itl.ouse ruiumbers 20c.
Of. ions $3.00 per -wt
Cr-fcn peas 10c.
Cteen Asparagus 10c.
I'otntoea Per rwt., $1.50
N'ew potatoes 10c lb,
S'ulriach 5 lbs for 25c
Hot bouse gren onions 6c bunco
3 for 10c.
F!: t,r Wbitp. Y !-f!c: Uca. 10 ce
?ug;.r Cane, citfth price $6.45;
New Calibaro 5c.
cash price, $6.35; "0 days' time, $6.85.
lays' time. $R.R5 pr rwt.; beet sugar.
A C. V.MlInins, justice peace
court state vs. Hnmllton . .
109O
7.90
1.70
I. W. Faulk, constable feeB Jus
tice peace court state vs.
!':!i!tnn
'T rfi T!fit"lJcB ultuesH iiistlco
;iace court stnte vs. llam-