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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1913. LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER PAGE SEV- ALLEN'S FOOT-EASE The Antiseptic powder shaken Into the shoes The Standard Reaa dy lor the test lor a quarter rrnlurv. fo.tiM testimonials. Bold tnMJart. everywhere. ?V Sample 1HHK. Adrlrena. Allen . OUnnted. I Rov. N V. TIM Have wbo put UmEEi la W t E T- Classified Directory Absolutely Puro The Only Baking Powder Made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar. tards the food against alvm - .... ' ' " Cbemlsts tests have shown that a part of the alum from biscuit made with an alain baking powder passes Into the stomach, and that digestion Is retarded thereby. Head (ha label and ntako sung that youm baking powder im not mado from alum J a special assessment roll In accord-, ance wit hthe foregoing assessment , and enter the said assessment roll In accordance w'th the foregoing assess ment and enter the said assessment In the docket of the city liens. Section 2. It Is further provided that said assessment shall become due and payable Immediately after the same Is entered In the docket of city liens, and delinquent within ten days thereafter. , Section 3. When the recorder of the city of La Grande shall have com pleted the special assessment roll In accordance with the provisions of this ordinance, he shall . without delay, give at least Ave days' notice in one or more of the newspapers having; a general circulation In said city of La the time when such assessments may be paid In installments,, provided each property owner will make application therefor within ten days from the date of the first publication of said notice, said application to be made under and by slrtua of the provi sions of Chapter B, Title 26, L. O. L. Section 4. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after Us approval by the mayor and publishing- In one issue of the La Grande Evening Observer. Passed the common council on the 5th day of February. 1913, by eight cottncllmen voting therefor. 'Approved by the president of the council this 6th day of February, 1913. (Signed) J. F. CAMPBELL, ' ' President of the Council. Attest: (Sd.) LEE WARNICK. Recorder of the City of La Grande, Oregon. FRATERNAL ORDERS A, T. A. IM. La Grande Lodge No 41. A. F. ft A. M. bolda regulsj meetings first and third Saturdays t 7:30 p. m. Cordial welcome all Masons. N. MOLITOR. W: M. A. C. WILLIAMS, Secretary. B. P. O. E. La Grande Lodge No. 431 meets each Thursday eiealag at I o'clock la Elk's club, corner ot Da sot street and Washington arenas Visiting brothers cordially Invitee, to attend. T. J. 8CROQGIN8, E. EL B. E. COOUDGIT, Rec. Bos ORDINANCE JW. 691, SERIES 1918. Richard Welke, lot 21, blbck 20 23.51 block' 2 Chas. E. Wilson, lot 22, block i Sadie Anderson, lot 11 An ordinance declaring tne cost or go V- 41.81 Improving North Fir street from the . 'L' ' """i' ' hWlr 20 ........ 49.75 8.86 - O ' south curb line of U avenue to the nnrth IMno rtf V ' AVpnnn with b macadam; determining the property Chns. E. Wilson, lot 24, block benefited thereby levying an assess-?1 20 ment thereon to defray the costs arid . Chns. E. Wilson, lot 25, block expeness or the improvement; pro 65. 03 i fnw tha naooDBTnont mil nf tli same and directing the entry of seta assessment In the docket of city lieiv, providing the) t'me when thu safjo slinll become delinquent, and renuir-Ing- t!io city recorder to prepat. a sneciul assessment roll In accordance with the assessments herein levied and to collect said assessments The cily of La Grande does ordain as follows: "... Seotton 1 That the council has considered the proposed assessment of the property benefited by the Improv ing North Fir street from the south curb line of U avenue to the north line of Y avenue with macadam, and all objections made thereto and hereby ascertains, determines and declares the whole cost of said Improvement In the man ner provided by resolution duly passed the'eouncil on the 7th day of August, 1912. to be the sum of $8374.12 and the property hereafter described Is specially benefited by said improve ment and the special and peculiar Konpflti. nrcrulma to each lot or parcel tehreof or parcel of land within the. assessment district and wnicn is so specially beneBted by reason of said Improvement and which has been eoultaWv apportioned among all the lota, parU of lots or land bounding, fronting on or contiguous to such Im provement and within the district cre ated for the purpose of making such Improvement to the extent of the ben efits to such lots, parts of lots or land, by reason of such improvement an din no case In excess of the bene fits, and the amount set opposite the description or number of each lot or part thereof or parcel of land for which said respective parcel is as sessed Is as follows: Prcdmore'g Addition Wm. Drlskell, lot 1, block 19.. $162. 19 Wm. DrlBkell. lot. 2. block 19.. 84.46 Wm. Drlskell. lot 3. blo' 19. . 69. 7i La Grande Investment Co., lot 4, block 19 La Grande Investment Co., lot . 52.85 24.91 12.46 73.381 62.30 47.26 "0 79.43 E. Wilson, lot 26. block 2,0 . 159.35 Jacob Splker. lot 1, block 21.. 146.02 ,1a Splker. lot 2, block 21.. C.'T.. Cochran, lot 3, block 21.. ,C.S T. Cochran, lot 4, blork 21. . Catherine T. Rodgers," Jot 5, block 21 Catherine T. Rodgers, lot 6, block 21 J. D; Slater, W 1-2 lot 7, block 21 Arlmlnta Fitzgerald, W 1-2 lot 20. block 21 ...,r .' J. K. Fitzgerald, lot 21, block 21 21.20 J. K. Fitzgerald, lot 22, block 21 ' 37.44 J..K. Fitzgerald, lot Zd. uioca 21 James Mahadylot 24, block 21 To moo Mahadv. lot 25. block 21 James Xlahady. lot 26. block 21 145.36 Jacob Snlker. lot 1, block -n.. n.o Jacob Splker. lot 2, block 23.. Jccob Splker. lot 3, block 22.. Jacob Spiker. lot 4, block 22.. R. L. Newlln, lot 5, block 22.. H R Hanna. lot 6. block 22. . . H. R. Hanna, W 1-2 lot 7, block 22 10-70 A. J. Fleic'e. W 1-2 lot 20, block 22 10.38 SpauldltiV and .Weed, lot 21, block 22 20 -70 Spnuldine and Weed, lot 22, block 22 36-73 Spauldlne and Weed, lot 23, block 22 43 63 E. W. Kammerer, '-N. oo reel iui - 24. block 22 E W. Kammerer. 'N. 50 feet lot 25, block 23 E. W. Kammerer, N. 50 feet lot Ofi Mnrk 22 (Hi. C. German, N. 60 feet lot 24. block 22 33,1 R C. German. N. u ie 25. block 22 IW. C. German, W. tu ieei 26, block Tl block 2 10.58 adle Anderson, lot 12. block 2 12.60 Sadie Anderson, lot 13, block 2 13.43 Geo. O. Chapman, E. 22.8 feet lot 7. block 3 15.62 G. E. Walker, lot 8. block 3... 21.57 G. E. Walker, lot 9, block 3 . . . 38.87 A: L. Roberts, lot 10. block 3.. 45.83 A. L. IKoberts, lot 114 block 3,. 56.79 Spaulding and Weed, . lot 12, . block 3 ., 69.45 Spaulding and Weed,' lot 13, 39.71 22.40 11.21 10.61 44. 6 J 58.77 71.08 71.78 43.03 37.89 59.35 21.39 block 3 145.01 Spaulding and Weed,-lot 14, block 3 Spaulding and Weed, lot 13. block 3 Mrs. E. P. Van Buren, lot 16, block 3 Jlrs. E. P. Van Buren, lot 17, block 3 43.97 I Spaulding and Weed, lot 18, block 3 Or.ntrtln!t pnd Weed. , lot 19, block 3 '. lLavlna Gates, E. 22.8 feet lot 20. block 3 '. U A. Stoop. E. 22.8 feet lot 7, block 4 16 53 Sam Parker, lot 8, block 4... Sam Parker, lot 9. block 4... M; T. Thompson, lot 10, block .4 M. T. Thompson, lot 11, block, 4 Mose Thompson, otl 12, block 4 Mose Thomnson. lot 13, block 4 150.82 W. Winn, lot 14, block 4 146.52 W. Winn. lot 15. block 4 . . 70.56 W. Winn, lot 16. block 4 67.67 W. Winn, lot 17. block 4 46.37 W. Winn, lot 18. block 4 39.46 W. Wipn, lot 19. block 4....... 21.88 W. Winn, east 22.8 feet lot 20 block 4 W. B. Denny, east 22.8 feet lot 7. block 5 17.29 24.37 29.29 62.95 40.19 84.97 Methodist Church, lot 1, block 23 lot 2. Wnck 13.32 26.62 47.56 66.65 74.81 90.64 N. IM. Felk. lot 6. block 19.,.. N. M. Felk. w 1-2 lot 7, block 19 L. R. Perry, W 1-2 lot 20, block 19 U R. Perry, lot 21, block 19... U IRl Perry, lot 22. block 19 . . Oma Richardson, lot 23. block 19 Oma Richardson, lot 24. block 19 nmaniia HeRse. lot 25.. block 19 Omanda Hesse, lot 26, block 19 168.30 Chas. F. Wilson, lot 1, block ' loo.bO F. Wilson, lot 2, block is.uo 64.90 49.20 41.36 23.27 11.64 lot 3. block 20 Chas. 20 Chas. 20 Chas. 20 Chas. E. Wilson, lot 5, block 20 Chas. 20 G. H. Chanman, W 1-2 lot 7, block 20 Richard Welke. W 1-2 lot 20, Mock 20 E. Wilson, lot 3. block E. Wilson, lot 1, block E. Wilson, lot 6, block 23 Methodist Church. 23 Methodist Church, lot 4, block 23 . Spaulding and Weed, lot 5. block 23 V'V Spaulding and Weed, lot 6, block 23 VV';'i Snauldlng and Weed. W 1-Z lot 7. block 23 Alice Jennlesen. W 1-2 lot 20, block is U n. Perry, lot 21. block 18.. L. R. Perry, lot 22. block 18.. Elmer Nielsen, lot 23, block 18 Elmer Nielsen, lot 24. block 18 Rufus and Llllle Bills, lot 2o, block 18 ..: Rufus and Lillie Bills, lot 26, block 18 Spaulding and Weed. E. 2i feet lot 7. block 2. SpaiildlP and Weed, lot 8. Mock Z Spaulding and Weed, hlwk 2 11.77 Spaulding and Weed. 143.19 66.84 54.67 37.45 20.82 14.97 23.03 41.59 48.89 60.84 74.43 ,15.71 lot 9. iot io. 14.86 11.65 9.25 8.04 5.31 3.66 3.73 7.44 12.02 34.00 17.96 17.96 21.40 5.13 7.82 24.08 43.62 51.49 63.84 78. W 154.86 75.78 61.92 49.74 42.32 16.80 W. B. Denny, lot 8, block 5 W. B. Denny, lot 9, block 5 W. B. Denny, lot 10. block 5.. C. J. Price, lot 11, block 5... C. J. Price, lot 12, block 5.'. ... C. J. Price, lot 13, block 5 Harry E. Canfleld, lot 14, block -6 151.97 Harry E. Canfield. lot 15, block -.5 Maud E. McMaln, lot 16, block 5 J. R. McNown, lot 17. block. 5.. J. R. McNown, lot 18, block 5. Sam Parker, E. 22.9 feet lot 20, block 5 B. A. Benham, E. 22.8 feet lot 7. block 6 B. A. Benham, lot 8, hoick 6.. B. A. Benhyn. lot 9. block 6.. Chas. Andrews, lot 10, block 6 Chas. Andrews, lot 10. block 6 Chas. Andrews, lot 12, block 6 Chas. Andrews, lot 13. block 6 156.36 C. J. Price, lot 14. block 6... 165.24 C. J. Price, lot 15. block 6 S6.97 C. J. Price, lot 16 block 71.01 C, J. Price, lot 17. block 6 59.00 C A. Lome, lot 18, block 6.. 4. 46 C. A. Lor.", lot 19. block 6. 26.63 Nancy Lindsay. E. 22.8 feet lot. 20. block 6 19.12 L. H. Bramwell. lot 14. block 7 35.21 U H. Bramwell. lot 15. block 7 21 8" L. H Bramwell. lot 1. block 7 .ra T Fvannh 1 nf 17 hlrtflr 7 -7? i0.r 1. French, lot 18. block 7.. J. S. Snlker. lot 19. block 7... J. S. Snlker east 22.8 feet lot 20. block 7 5.68 and the recorder of the city of La Grande Is hereby directed to prepare WASHINGTON TOWN PLANS MICH PAYING Kalnma, Wash., Feb. 1. 1913. Ex tensive street Improvements are be ing planned by the mayor and town council . of Kalama. Kalama is a wide-awake town and this is only one step toward Improving It' generally. The street work planned is to be all first class, and it is Intended to build with a future free from repair bills as the prime object. No doubt bltullthic will be used to a large extent as all of the neighbor Ing cities and towns who have laid It are finding it economical and very satisfactory. 2-8-1 1 ' DOCTORS ENDORSE Newbro's Herpicide ' When m doctor endorse a preparation It mean mora than an ordinary toatimoniai. His opinion la alnraya that of ths professional man devoted to th welfare ox the people, ' - Rm. J. J. Rovd. Covinarton. Tenn. aavi! "I feel It my duty to write thU for the benefit of those eufferinp; from dandruff. In the averaira case a few applications of Ncwbro's Herpicide will re move all dandruff. It ia advisable to continue it use for several weeks. ' The words of J. B. Thompson, H D . No. t Bur rough Place. Cor. Hollis St., Boston. Mass., are n it less enthusiastic: "1 can only speak in praise of Newbro's Herpicide. It Is all that ia claimed and perhaps more. Herpicide not only cleanses the scalp but brishtena the hair, givea It life and makes it soft. Newbro's Herpicide Is the orhrmal remedy to kill the dandruff germ and stop f allinsr hair. The terrible itchinir which goes with dandruff la allayed almost at once. We positively guarantee the one dollar stie bottle. NF.WLIN DIU'G ST(WF ! PICKLES! 17.48:; 24.32 ! S 44.06l 51.87 ! 64.57 j I 79.04 18.12 14.87 12.87 7.8(1 We carry a full line of pickles, Sour . r Sweet Dills Chow Chow Also green and ripe olives. These are absolutely carried In sanitary glass Jars and kegs. CUMMINGS & BLACK THE CALDWELL COFFE WOODMEN OF THE WORLD U Grand Lodgs No. 1U W. O. W nii 17 first and third Trt eUrs at i O O. r. ball All rial bta) attuiani wolcoms, D. riTZOERALD, O. C. ' J. H. KENNXT, Clark. UouaatN WOODMEN OF AMERICA La Qrando Camp No. 770S masts th Arts and third Thursday Inks ol each month tn the K. ot t all. Visiting neighbors w oleoma. W. A. DUNN, V. a ' W. F. LANDRUM, Clark- ROYAL NEIGHBORS Meets itstj second and fourth - Vrlday stst? month. All Tisltli-' members cor alally Invited. COIU riTZOERAU). Oracla. LILLY C. K1MMLE. Recorder. RBBEKAH3 Crystal Lodge No. 10 meets erery Tnesdjty erenlBg In tt I. O. 6. F. ball. All visiting maa Oars are Invited to attend. MATTIE GbLDEN. N, O. EVA MONROE, Sec. WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT CIRC LB NO. 47 Meet second and fourtk Tuesday nlgbt of each month sA K. of P. hall. All ylultlng neigh bors welcome. LENA HEAD, O. N. LILLIE ALLSTOTT. Clert. rHlaiClANS AMD BUMEOKA DR. R. E. L. HOLT Physician an4 surgeon; successor to Dr. N. Moll tor; corner Adams avenue and Da pot 8L . Pliones Office Main (B; (Residence, Main 730. dST M. K. HAXJPhystchin and sur geon. New Foley Building, thiral floor. Phone iMarn 63, 4. L. RICHARDSON, It. D. I. W. LOUOHUN, M. D. ' Drs. Richardson ft Loughlla, Physicians and Surgeons Phones Offlco Black 136!. Dr. Richardson's Res. Main 66. Or. Loughlln's Res. Main 767. a. UPTON, Pit. O. M. D.- Physlclaa and durgecu. i fipbclal attention ta Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Offloe tn La Grande National Bank Bull. Ing. ' Phones: Office Main 2; Real denra Mala tf tK. H. L. UNDICUWOOD Diseases ot the eye a specialty. DR. DORA J. UNDERWOOD Dis eases of women and children. Of fices: Adams avenue, over WrUal ' Drug Co, VETERINARY. JR. P. A. CHARLTON, Veterinary Sur geon. Offlce at Hill's Drag storv La Qrand. Residence Phone, Real 701; Offlce Phone, Black 13l; lav dependent Phone 63; Both Phoaen at Residence. U O. O. M., La Grande Lodge No S50, Loyal Order of Mouse, boldi ' regular meetings every Monday a 7:30 p. m. In I. C. 0. F. hall. Visit Ing brothers cordially invited to at tend. . ' . B. L. LEAV1TT, Sec'y. R, J. GREEN, W. D. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Crow Lodge No. 27, meets every. Mondaj night in'Caslla ball, (old Elk a hall ; A Pythian welcome to all visitta CBlghts. H. W. RILEY, C. C. R. L. LINCOLN. M. of R. ft S. ). B. 8. Hope Chaptwr No. IS, O. C 8., holds ststed communications th second and fonrtn Wednesdays o. each mortb. Visiting members cor dlally Invited. MRS. MARIE JACKSON, W. M. MART A. WARNICK, Boo. ' CHIROPRACTORS. G. T. OAKLAND" CHIROPRACTIC PARLORS, No. 4, Depot St.. ad joining Oregon Hotel. Phone Rati 1761. OSTEOPATHS. jh.O. W. aiMMEKiVAN OBieupatk Physician, (.ver Lilly's Hard wars store. Phone Main 63. Successful to Dr. F. B. Mooro. ATTORNEYS AT LAW DOC H RAN ft COCHRAN Attoiu-.j S ChHs E. Cochran and.Aco. T. Cock ran.- La Grande National Bank Building, La Grande. Oregon. F. 0. E. La Grande Aerie No. 269. Meets every Friday evening at 8 o'clock, at the K. ot P. hall. Via Itlng members cordially welcomed. HARRY W. SWART. W. P. L. F. BELLINGER, Sec. C H CRAWFORD ROBT. 8. EAK1H CRAWFORD ft EAKIN Attorneys) at law. Practices In all the coaih of the state and United States Of fice In La Grande National Bank Building, La Grande. Oregon R. J. GREEN Attorney-at-Law. Rooma 9-10, Sommer Bldg Lfe Grande, Ore. Practices In all ststs) and federal courts. ' H. E. DIXON, LAWYER All Stita and Federal Courta. Collectlona. Rooms 4 and 6. La, Grande Nation al Bank Building. i . .1 mm tecmmmfMiMw GRANDE R01MDE MEAT CO. tUKEKS UF HAMS, BAtON AND LARD We carry in atock at all times the finest line of Meats, Poultry, Oysters, Cured Meats, Sausages,' Pickled Pigs . Feet, Etc. Adams Street MAIN SO PHONES Fir Street MAIN 48
