La Grande morning observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1901-1904, February 14, 1904, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1 3 :' a O a a a a a a a a a D a a a a t 'are lo l WHITE HELP ONLY WHITE HELP WHITE HELP ONLY ONLY WHEN YOU E AT AT - PAP'S CHOP HOUSE Yon are certain that no Chinaman has prepared your food . The Really and Truly Best Meal in Uniort .. County for the price. . . 20 CENTS Everything neat, fresh and clean. We solicit trial: Polite service assured. ' gimp's Chop I-Jonse LA GRANDE MORNING OBSERVER! Classified Ads CURREY BROS., Editors and Proprietors. tScteted at the Pout Office it La Grande. Mail Mattel . ' Ortron, a Second PublUhcd Dally Except vanday. ')n Year in Advance 16.50 j Per Month . . Six Months in Advance 43.60 1 Single Copy. .66 .06 SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 14, 1904 HELP ONLY Fir Street , , ....... ., - ... J? WHITE HELP ONLYg m " INVITAION TO YOU, '.. .THIS IS A SPECIAL INVITATION TO YOU. . We are receiving daijy many new'desighs in Wall Is .Paper and Wall Decorations, and we extend this special 'invitation to you and your friends to call and see them. " We afe anxious to have you see our line and we fee'j sure you will be delighted with the visit. Yours Respectfully, Stackland & McLachlen I' PAINTS. 0II2S AND .EEEiBI "One tiling hava I desired of tbe lord, that will I seek niter; that I may dwell in the houao of the Lord all the days of my life, to behold the beauty of the Lord, and to inquire in Hi temple." P., xxvii, 4. You need not break the glftsa of a telescope, or coat them over with point, in order to prevent yon from seeing through them. Just breathe upon tht'in, and ''the dew of your broatli will shut out all the stars. 80 it does not require great crimes to hide tho light of God's countenance. Little faults can do it just as well. Take a shield and cast a spqar upon it, and It will leave In It one great dent. Prick it all over with a mil lion little needle shaltB.and they will take the polish from it far more than the piercing of the spear. So it Is not so much tho great sins which take the freshness from our consci ences as the numberless petty faults which wearoalltlie while commit ting. flenry Ward Boecher. WANTED 2 furnished rooms with board, or 3 rooms furnished suitable (or light housekeeping must be centrally lo cated. ' Apply to tho Electric Light office. POSTS ",C(0 fine lan.nmrsck potts for sa 7 and 8 cents. Apply to Jack ChiiaB harness shop. Poals are in the old - J 20 to F 27 . OLD PAPERS This office ben old papers for 26 cents per hundred. sale, . Theie are euough Republi can voters in Union county to ensure the election of every re publican, nominee next June. At the election held in June, 1902, there were cast for Judge Bean, the republican candi date for Supreme Judge, 1430 votes; for Judge Bonham, his democratic competitor, 1328, giving Bean a majority of 102 votes. Ndlwithstutading that there were more republican tnan democratic) votes, by, more than a hundred in Union coun ty in Jane, 1902, the democrats made practically a clean swtep of the . county ticket. It re mains to be seen whether the same thing . will happen next June. Baker, Union and Wallowa counties compose a judicial dis trict and will elect, next June, a district attorney, an ofllice worth $4,000 a year, with two deputies with salaries at $500 a year. Taking the vote on Su preme Judgs iu 1902 as a basis, the three counties are republi can. The vote in the three counties were: republicon 4,898; democratic 3762, showing 346 more republican than demo crats id the three counties. A good ticket and a united party will insure success in Un ion county next June but un less these are secured ' the pay ing local offices will go as usual to tho demcorats. FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light bouse keep. log also room with s'ove. Second bouse from corner on Seventh and O St. . .. . . .F 11 to P 18 MISCEIANEOUS. V, A ARB PREPARED TO MAKE loans un jity r farm property, on eliort nctice. for sun of $300 or more No delay after abstract la oompleted, See ns if voa neel mr.ney. 248-274 ul tirandelnvestment Co INVESTORS JMgr10 month can be made by parties who can invest from $600 to $1500. One eastern investor made $66,000 in 1903, call or write for particulars The Wo. R. White Co, SI2 Pine St Portland, Oregon. Express and Delivery I Adna Bogerj, Phone 1821. All call receive prompt attention, vmucmi express and delivery business T 6 Wood for Sale. A large quantity of 10 in. wood for sale. Inquire of Jtowe & Hornnan in Old Town or Phone 172-3. Allordcm promptly delivered If. " Save jonr dillin will thenmelvcs." pennys, tho ta ka care The Epwo rth league will give a Val cutine Social Friday evening Feb. 12th at the U. E. Church. The High School Orchestra has been engaged to furuieh the muBic. There will be daiu. ty refreshments. Ths public is cordial iy invited. Admission 10 cents. FOR KENT A four roomed cottage, furnished for housekeeping; also a furnlrheJ rcom with stove. Inquire of Mrs. Zulier. CASH MEAT MAEEKT Our home nuiiie breakfast bacon i now ready. No better made per lb 16n Our "Famous Hams" will be ready by next Saturday. We permit no ona to nndereell us. Finest meals always on hand. Poultry, the best the market alTordB Phnnn nnli-ra receive prompt de livery. No. Uttl, North F'ir St. opposite Geddea Bros MFN The Dr Lu,,ii Bt" on,y l'll-li specialists fir men, con tinue to cure all chronic, private and i nervous ailments, ol Importance, skin diseases, ihematisin, catarrab, etc. Dr. A. 0. Stoddard, Ph G for 27 years medical direotor. 74 sixih 81., Portland, Or. Ill Yeeler Way, Seni le, Wash. Call or write. . Five room cottago. Huntington. FOR RENT Inquiro of A. C GLASS Union - Steam Laundry , 1 T. Y. SMITH, Proprietor. YOUR SHIRT enn very seldom be properly iron ed at home. This is especially true of Hie stiff bosoinid fancy and dress shiit. Wo employ ex pert Ironors and they are experts Send us a postal and we wil rail lor your linen and return it to yon I r niptly so beautifully laundered hat you will hardly RECOGNIZE IT. Dull or Oloss llnlsh for collar" and cull's as you prefer. We iln wasl.ing so porti-rtly iiml cheaply that e shouldn't think you would bother with it lit home. Ult U.U T T I ' 1 & m m union ateamLaunary 1 1 ORGANIZE GRANGE Farmers Will Meet 01 Tuesday at 10 o'clock In the Morning at Grange Hall Mr. J. Vooihees, deputy state organ izer met a number intcn slid in the Orange movement at tbe Orange Hall Li ten ry Friday night and arrangrd fur a general meeting to be held tiex' Tuesday at 10 o'clock tor the rurp ee of o gan'zitig a Urango. It is eipt-ct-u that th'.HU who atlend will tiring well tilled b keta and inj y a lei ant day in addiiion to oiganizing the firiit giange in the couoty. Tbe e will undoub oily be siv ral other jii: t as soon as Mr. Voorhues can visit the I Inc-ilities. MEEHN'G OF THE LA GRANDE REPUBLICAN CLUB Motlce is here given that there will be a meeting of The La Grande Re publican Club at Armory Hall on Fri day the l'Jtb day of February A. D. 1904 at tbe hour of eight .o'clork p m of said day for the purpora of elec ting officers for tbe ensuing term and tbe transaction of suob other busi ness as may come befnte the Club. All members of the Club and all persons desiring to become members are cordially invited o be present. February 19. J W Knowi.es Pres. A i test J H Peake Seo. WANTED nuuin sou uonru, or luruisneu rooms j lor ngiib House-Keeping, inqniro Electric light office. THE BEST - ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST Esreoinlly in (he Meat Lino We are here to pleaso our cus tomers. We do that by giving tlieiu the best mh) most ment for the least money. We have hndle poultry, fresh fish an! oysters. Auk for spare ribs and hack bones. We are packing quite exlensiv-ly und will soon he able to furnish oar patrons viith the very BEST home cured meats. aliBock & Thomst? f TbYKW'ST IrTreih Chocolates Fresh Bon Bons Fresli Nougact Fresh Carmels Fresh Taffey Fresh Salted Pea nu 's Fresh Salted Almonds Fresh Popcorn Fresli Fruiii GREENE & CO- Early R isors THE FAMOUS LITTLE FILLS. For quick relief from Biliousness, Sick Headache, Torpid Liver, Jaun dice, Dlulness, and all troubles aris ing from an Inactive or sluggish liver, DeWltt's Little Early Risers are un equalled. They act promptly and never gripe. They are so dainty that It is a pleasure to take them. One to two act as a mild laxative ; two or four act as a pleasant and effective cathartic. They are purely vegetable and absolutely harmless. They tonic the liver. NtKFARBD OHLV BY E. C. DtWltt & Co., Chicago For Sale by 11 ILL & ALLEN 17373 THE EAULE EYE of an expeir can detect She lihte' Haw or dvleetive grinding in all iciife All that are not absolutely perln't. at summarily rejected. 1 dunt war' them at any price, t' ongh 1 am nlin tuned to kean them at very much ri- liuoed pricea The cyo is TOO DELICATE An organ to tanipur with and I vou need glasses it is your duty t' yr ursulf to get the best Li tino lie) ; you to do your doty Bltict aitumion paid to all witch clock and jewelry rcpiiring J. 11 Pcarc; the Jeweler I -0 iit'ffi$l)t' i IALWAYS UJN IME tbm IkoftV ' v tag the V 1 en you order groceries from us yon re sute to have them delivered on time ANOTHER THING When you order groceries from us you are sure to jel tb.0 verv bestto be had. We keep only the best The next time you are at our sioro ask to see our epeoial lino of BREAKFAST BACON & POTTED MEATS , "a. '-si RALSTON GROCERY STORE arjtfl Fir aud Jeffersun Sis. A UoiiNfhiilil Track. K household convenience Worth ma 113 tilth's its cost In saving ourpcts nnd Hours and avoltllnj; rasped door past Iiiks and tirnlsod flngiM'S s a little truck for moving honvy stovos, lui r on us, ttt I'liihnbly the cheapest form In one with four heavy swivel eastern for wheels; all the rest can ho built at home. The size and strength of the platform wilt depend upon the use to which It Is to be put. A convenient size Is 2 by 2Vj feet. The platfonn should bo at least om and one-half , Inch thick, sound spruce or hemlock being preferable to oak or otlvtr bard and slippery wood. About thrrP Inches j from each end spike or bolt crossplcees ! of 8 by 3 Joist. In these set tbe east- ; ers, AlTkMtiK the space evenly. Gel heavy and easily working onslers and oil tho bearings before using, so that turuv may be nmdo readily. Wome pre fer n truck built II Uc n mluiaturu low down wagon, drawn tiy n handle at tached to the front nxle, which twin Oil a "circle." Uy looking over tlf pile of old Iron or east off farm machinery a set of wheels and axles may be found that with 11 little tinkering will make a suitable running gear for one of these little wagon. A lea It o I In Mrillrtiie. Our own opinion, which we hnvc fro iiuently set forth, Is that alcoholic hev erages ire of value Id certain forms of discn and that their value depends not so much upon tbe alcohol, but upon t! - ' ius ethers which these bever r. 1 tin in or should contain. No iiuitlo.il man doubts that IntemperanrV In ahvhol Is an appalling factor In the spread of crime, disease and poverty, aud Lx l undoubtedly the duty of the medtial profession to endeavor to stay the carse of drink by every means In Us power. London lancet, a Afiiniii ;luin"ntlti. 'Ni w. clilUlicn." says the dear tench cr, "1 have cpla1ned to yon bow yeast (tmw until it Is full of cells. Whlet It Up hoy or uirl will tell me the klug inm !o which yenst Iteloiigs?" Ttit- llnl. wlo loy lifted his band. "Yno may ted, Johnny." "Ti e ert'Minnl kinudom, tearhw." Cldengo Tnbaue. rrnellcsl. Tl:e non-tor - Why can't yon lovi aie? I swear I'd co through lire a' Anter f.tr rn? Th. II :i 'ill don't be rldleu!oi. vm: 'in- w ,r-ti cnn't swltn. nnd I )ih iit si iite" "t bxrued feathtT".- IF THEY ARE WEAK You are in constant danger of Pneu monia or Consumption which can be prevented by FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR if taken in time. IF THEY ARE INFLAMED You already have the first symp toms of lung trouble that may prove fatal and you should not delay taking FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR. It cures all inflammatory con ditions of the respiratory organs. 1 IF THEY ARE OBSTRUCTED It is dangerous to use harsh expectorants which strain and weaken the lungs. FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR soothes and strengthens and enable the tubes to be naturally cleared. FOLEV'S ClOflV AND TAB gives the greatest comfort and relief in advanced stages of lung trouble and never fails to cure incipient Consumption. Contains no opiates. For Coughs, Colds, Croup, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, Pneumonia and Grippe. It stops the Cough and prevents Pneumonia. Sea That You Get FOLEY'S Honey and Tar A POLICEMAN'S TESTIMONY J. N. Patterson, night policeman of Nashua, la., writes: "Last winter I bad a bad cold on my lungs and tried at least a half dozen advertised cough medicines and had treatment from two physicians without getting any benefit. A friend recommended FOl EY'S HONEY AND TAR and two tl.i; Js of a bottle cured me. I consider t the greatest cough and lung rcnkJy In me woria. THREE SIZES 25o, 50c, $1.00 el NOTICE: I would like all my old friehdi and cuBloirers to know that I have rent ed a portion of A. J. Vebbt8 feed barn for UVKRY riTHPOSKS ano will be found therefor business with llrst-'l:iss rijisan l pood a con.o d ilion, I will a! board horses by :le month. Horses bought, gold and exchanged, G. W. ALLEN ADAMS supplies t h e natural I lulceaofdieestionand does the work of tha I stomach, relaxing the 1 nervous tension, urhlln tha Inflamed muscle 1 and membranes of that organ are allowed to rest and heal. It cures Indigestion, flatulence, palpitation of the heart. ' nervous dvsDeosia nH all stomach troubles by cleansing, purifying and ' strengthenlnrthe clandj. membranes of the stom- ' ach and digestive organs. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Tnu Dcaltr Caa Sob- Taa, Bonle.'!.on!!-, ,, 0 Sl" soMint 1 times tho Mil .11.. which uii, i x: " tmmi iy E. CDs' UlUa' Sica lieadiche results from a dis ordered stomacba anil is uuiokly cured t.y Cliamherlftio's Stomaol and I,iver Tablets. For Sale by all 'drug ists. DRS JIGGERS '& B1GGERS I-.iv-icians and Suaor-oss O. w, BlagiTs, M. D. Geo. U Blggors, M. O. Telephoue Niia. Orrlce, 1331 - Ki sidence, 41 Oincc, Knltiton nulHlinp over J. M. Berry's Hu.ie. HcKldon.'e mi .Sliullnon Avo. second door t or liirmer rolileuce, Ur. O. W.ltlBgera LA GRANDE - - OllEUON Flufesalonnl cnlln promptly attended to, dny or uighl. Vhanl mi. VI- l a Comet 1 " I yk 5 s YwV in the sky cornea ! A a VS tho star of health : famous remedy WllhJTjJ? does for the stom- r ach that which it V,r ff. P!m is unable to do for 1 e.u,r ' n " itl(. even if but tl,,,5L"n5 slightly disordered WXu orEoveburden,d.' Kodol 1 I supplies t h a natural 1 lUWW I MM I ill I Hi ywx i I j HILL A ALLI'N SOLD AND RECOKMENDED BY junje- uat is four tivupatwnr Wltns-1 was impiiycd la Mm Hill & Allen, Pescri ptionDruggists. Coming Jubilee Singers Monilay Evening risk Juhilso Sic g- v n in usntrai Uhurch. ! Over one lmuilred forty seal lia7a already bfeo reserved ,)r the t-k Jubilee (InKets. Central C urifVJ seat abuut four buudrtd Ivveiily live by using chair, in the i,e . 8eaU may be reserved today (lr Mond.y. Call at the eiil.lv in the c tiutrli r,r at H.avis lin.e i Hick ur call up j,uuu 1 in 4h EC