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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSEKVEK, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 14, 1912
Many Ladie
s
Assignee's Notice.
Bought D
resses Today
The Special Reductian Sale
on Wool Dresses is being ap
preciated by our trade. Most
of our customers realize at once
the value of the bargains as
soon as they were announced.
Remember the Reduction Sale
on these high grade Wool Dres
ses last the remainder of the
week and you will never have a
a better opportunity to buy
than nowt :
Nolle la hereby given that B. Frank J
Toner nd C. H. Scranton, partners,
doing business under the firm name of I
Toney & Scranton at La Grande, Ore
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ll&jn, nave uiuue wi asDiguujcufc wi
their property to the undersigned
for the benefit of all their creditors
and that all such creditors are.
hereby notified to present their re
spective claims against such estate
under oath to the undersigned at La
Grande, Oregon, within three months
hereafter.
Dated at La Grande, Oregon, No
vember 6th, 1912.
C. C. PEJNJNGTON, Assignee,
11-7-6 wks Thursdays.
(Continued from Page 1)
j Fair and Pretty
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E. KIRTLEY
Ladies' Ready-to-Wear
are the samples we are now offering
In fine new Wall Papers. They are of
a high grade in paper and the designs
are most artistic and charming. We
have some very attractive patterns
that will appeal to your fancy flow
er, stripe, scroll and other effects with
moat dainty and beautiful colorings.
The prices are really low, tor the
Qualities.
I B. B. NUTTER
1708 SIXTH STREET.
The new Coats direct from the East are going
Come in and let us fit you with one.
fast.
Sl'LI'IIl'RKO IN Sulphurro. Though I had rheuma-
SOMIIKKN' HO.MEj money order for six $1.00 bottlaeas of
Value Vrtpron Says There Is Nothing; tisin so bady 1 could not put on my
like Tills .Medicine for Klieu- i coat without help, Sulphurro has not
mutism. only cured me. but has bu'H me up
Soldiers' Home, and made a new man of me. Please
Suite of .Maine, si'iid mo some booklets. 1 can make
The C. M. C. Stewart Sulphur Co., good use of them.
71 Columbia St., Seattle. I A. H. ARNOLD.
Gentlemen: . Inclosed please find Sulphurni at all drug stores, in ."V
cent and $1.00 bottles,
dote for rheumatism.
It is the anti-
KighN Scheduled for Toniuht.
Uert Keyes vs. Harry Trendall,
rounds, at St. Louis.
Leach Cross vs Young Rrown, 10
rounds at .New York..
Vacuum
HOUSE flEAJUNG
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MATTRESS MAKING
fTBNlTCBE PACKING.
L. F. DELLINGEB,
PHONE SED 471
Democrat, who will succeed Govern
or Osborn, Republican has devoted
his life to educational work.
Governor Hadley of Missouri, Re
DubHcan. will be succeeded by Elliot
W. .Major, Democrat who has served
as atttorney-geeneral of his state
John N. Morehead of Falls City
ana. will be succeeded by Samuel V.
Stewart also a Democrat.
John N. Morehead aof Falls City
beaded the Democratic ticket in Ne
braska and will succeed Chester H
Atfrch, Republican, In the governor-
shin next January.
No gubernatorial candidate In New
Hampshire obtained the necessary
purallty and In consequence the
choice of the governnor devolves up
on the legislature. The Republicans
will have control of that body and
will elect Franklin Worcester to sue
ceed Governor Basa.
William Sulzer who Is to succeed
Governor Dix of New York, has long
been prominent In Democratic circles.
He 1s a former speaker of the New
York general assembly and has a re
cord of eighteen years service in con
eress.
Locke Craig, elected to succeed
Governnor Mitchln of North Carolina
Is one of the noted lawyers of hi
state.
Louis B. Hanna. 'Republican, who
Is to become governor of North Da
kota, In succession to John Burke
Democrat has been a representative
In congress since 1909.
Another congressman elevated to
the governor ehlp of his state 1s
James H. Cox, Democrat, who has
been named governor of Ohio In sue
cession to Governor Harmon.
Frank 'M. Byrne,- Republican, elect
ed to succeed Governor Vessey of
South Dakota, Is at present lieutenant
governor of the state.
Ernest Lister, a leader In Demo
cratic politics In Tacoma will succeed
H. E. Hay, Republican as governor of
the state of Washington.
Tiie election of Dr. H. D. Hat field
as governor of .West Virginia 1n suc
cession to William E. Glasscock, was
one of -orlses of the November
battle of ballotts. Dr. Hatfield is a
friend of President Taft, though he
ran on a Republican Progressive
ticket. He is a nephew of "Can" Hat
field, the clan leadnr who managed to Johanna Gangloff, lot 4, block 9 219.31
fill columns of newspaper space In Mrs. Carrie Jackson, W 7o feet
NOTICE.
Notice of the Recorder of the city
of La Grande, Oregon, of the assess-
ment of Improvement District No. SO,
of the city of La Grande, Oregon.
Notice Is hereby given that the as
sessment for the improvement of Third
street, being Improvement district No,
50 of the city of La, Grande, Oregon,
under ie provisions of Ordinance No.
645, series 1912, entitled, "An ordin
ance declaring the cost of improving
Third street from Main avenue to
Washington avenue, - determining; the
property benefited hereby; levying; a
assessment thereon to defray the costs
and expenses of the Improvement; pro
vldlng for the assessment roll of the
same and directing the entry of said
assessments In tb docket of dty
liens; providing the time when the
same shall become delinquent, and re
quiring the city recorder to prepare a
special assessment roll In accordance-
filth the assessments herein levied and
to collect said assessments," the same
being Improvement district No. 60, in
said city of La Grande, Oregon, Is now
In my hands for collection and that
any Installment therein may be paid
to me at any time within ten (10)
days from the 12th day of November,
1912, without penalty, interest or cost;
and each property owner is hereby
notified that on application to the un
dersigned within ten (10) days tfrom
the 12th day of November, 1912, which
Is the first date of the publication of
this notice, they will be allowed to pay
such assessment In tea (10) annual
Installments, the first installment
thereof being due and payable on or
before the 12th day of November, 1913.
If application Is not made as above
specified, the whole amount will be,
and become due, payable and delin
quent on the 22nd day of November,,
1912.
All property owners Interested are
hereby notified to appear at my office-
In the alty hall and pay the same.
Following Is the assessment roll:
Grundy's Addition.
Addle Russell, lot 1, block 9... 1219.31
Addle Russell, lot 2, block 9.. 219.31
M. P. Hill, lot 3, block 9 219.S1
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on farm lands in Union,
Wallowa and Baker
counties.
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lot 5, block 9 151.10
Dr. J.- E. Stevenson, E GO feet'
lot 5, block 9 97.48
Richard Kelley, EV4 lot 6, block
9 139.85
Richard Kelley, E1 lot 7, block
9 138.65
Mrs. M. Kalemback, W',4 lot
6, block 9 109.G5
Mrs. M. Kalemback, W4 lot
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T. E. French, lot 8, block 9... zia.31
J. H. McLachlin. lot 9, block 9 219.31
J. W. Knowles, lot 10, block 9. . 219.31
Ey ord'-'r of the .city council, Oct
ober, 9th, 1912.
C. M. HUMPHREYS,
City Recorder.
11-7-5 times.
Try Engineer for Munsliiiiirhtcr.
!I:rne!!," N. Y., Nov. I I. The case
of William Schroeder, who was in
dicted for manslaughter as a result
of the train wreck near Corning on
July 4 last, was called for trial In
te county court here today. Schroed
er was the engineer of the Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western passnger
train which telescoped another train
ho 1nq nf ninliv lives.
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