La Grande morning observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1901-1904, September 04, 1904, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextHot Weather MEALS Bring your wife and family to .be Spokane Oafe for Dinner. Your wife will ap preciate the change . and freedom from the hot kitchen. You wih all enjoy the meal the beat in town. First. claMtervict. SPOKANE CAFE " J, F. Johnson Depot St. Le Qrande.Or. Change of Management. The undersigned lias purchased the btuin known as the Harris Cash Meat Market and wi!l here after conduct the came. -' We wish to inform the public that we an prepared to furnish all kinds of meats, game aud poultry at the very lowest prices consistaut with first-clas articles We have our own delivery and make two trips daily to the Old Town. Highest market ' price paid for all cuttle, hogs and sheep. We solicit a sharo of your patronage and guarantee the very best satisfaction. Phone orders receive prompt and careful attention. Harris meat market across the traok. Phone 1601. TURNER & WALTER Early Hisers & Ml UAMMia IITTIV tint . Par M nUtl (rem Biliousness, So Haevatob. Torpli Um, Jaua Ale. Waslasn, and ill troubles erle tof (rata M Inaottva or sluggish Ur, DjWM'i UHto Early Rlssrs an o )MSllsi. '"'-.' Tku Mt fnmplly end never (rip. Tk? in M Salary that 1 1 la a plaaiura la take ttta.' Ona ta two aal aa a M kwaMnrai Iwa or (our aol aa a ataaaaal aaa efleotWe oathartlo. Thay art perea vegetable and absolutely Taay tenia the liver. hmssd mlt rr C m. Wtte Ca.. ChUt SoH By AipruuKists ARE YOU GOING TO ST. LOUIS It no, nnrobnsa yonr ticket via tlie Rni'lTlhT.ANn FRISCO SVbTKMS. Choice ol roatea going or returning via HT.PAUL. DENVER, COLORADO 8PRINU8, or PUEBLO. Vnr rato. noil nn vonr lni-nl Atrnnt Dates o( aale: Jane 10-17-18 July 1-2-8 Au. 8-fMO Sei t. 5-6-7 Oit. S-j-O. For (artber information ami leeiinp car reservations call upon or amtress A U Mr Dmintrl Cion'l Ageut 110 Third St., Portland, Ore Cty Scavenger Vaults. Cessoools and Well? Cleaned All work done by ScRveiigea "N". 1ST. Maon Phone 1841 La (iriiiiile Or Columbia (Vtl.Klutn, ri-.-n'iri'-'ri CVniinereiii' University mid drum r lir"!f AIT1.T FOR OATAlOa'JE Cnnn-na lSoivr-tlngacliool tor vonnf men & toys. Box 348 University Park Mation Portland Oreuon Kim O 6r?'i)nifitlry, FipsnrFhvor, ilihUi lrtA5:h.3i?-,iowt!rncc' ifiltfET&DLVkinS i I t,tUTIU,'"wr' TN 6N5E0P SMELL. fke Aborigine, of Pera Bnt Davev . oped It, Wonderfully. . How lunnltoly minute tnuat be tha purticles that etuuuutu from the object wul:b tie dog la tracking, says tht London Mall... -Yut the matter la ex trembly dlrlaible. The tenth part Of a grain of musk will oontlnne for years to till a room with Its odoriferous par ticles and ut the end of tbat time will not - be appreciably diminished In weight by tbe Quest balance. A cubic Inch of air j-lsiiig from tbe flame of 1 Banseo burner has been found to con tain no fewer tbnn 489.000.000 dust par He J. A drop of blood wbleb might be suvpended from tbe point of a needle contains about ft million of ; red Bat tened corpuscles. Still, though matter la so marvcloiiKly divisible, the olfac tory nerves are infinitely more sensi tive. Much has yet tp be investigated with regard to. tbe differentiation ol the points In these nerves so that they may discriminate with such apparent ir miraculous accuracy. Yet even the 'results In the scent of dogs show bow marvelousiy fine Is their discriminating power. Our sense of smell, uuless In the trained chemist,? la. not even at acute as that of the somlnavage.- The aborigines of Poru can In tbe darkest night and in tlin thickest woods distin guish respectively a white man, a ne gro and one of their own race by tbe smell. Much we have gained by. drill- ration, but not without some loss to .our bodily energies and senses. Man's re cuperatlvo power after an Injury Is Id the Inverse ratio to his social advance ment. Similarly be seems to become less acute mid delicate In the sense oi niell as b fares better and Uvea more comfortably. The faithful dog put Mm to shame, Tha French Aeaderar, Tha French academy is one of tht Bve academies and the most eminent constituting the Institute of Prance, it was founded In 1C35 by Cardinal Rich ' elleu aud reorganized In 1811). It I composed of forty members, the new member elected by the remaining thlr ty-nlne niepibers for life fitter personal application und the submission of thclt (nmlnntlon ta the head of. the state. H tiecis twice weekly a( the pulace Ma- tarlu, 23 liu;il Contl, Parts, and is "the behest authority on everything opper tabling to the niceties of the French language to grammar, rhetoric- and poetry nnd the publication of the Trench classics." ' The chief officer la the secretary, who has a life tenuro oi bis position. A chair In the academy la the highest ambition of moat literary Frenchmen. - - - ' ftow to ttAnlc IMra, In banking the lire ut night it la a fonO Idea to wet the sifted ashes on top and nlso to add to the water a lib em! supply 'of common or even rock salt. , The -hitter ingredient not only keeps tho under fire alive, but in rak ing off in the morning tho stilt makes It sparkle anew ami give out' as much heat as a new supply of coal, ' ;. . . ,.; THERMOMETER DEUREES. . The Scale Invented hy Newton Md Aniiitlllcd br Fnlirenhelt, Why should- the -freesliig point be" marked 82 degrees aud the boiling point 212 degrees on' the Fahrenheit thermometer scale? -Most students know that its "inventor divided ti e space between thener points lntoSilhiO degrees instead of the simpler 100 de grees used In the' Centigrade, system, but few understand how "this, nurabrt came to bo chosen. A writer thus ex plains the matter: i .".! " V; The thermometer, was really inventea by Sir Isaac Newton. -He started bis scale with the heat of the human body nnd used ns his instrument a glass tube filled with linseed oil. The lowest tig -ire on the senlo was the freezing polni mrt the highest point boiling water. Tlit. utni-lln nnlnt nf thin scale. US mentioned, was the heat of the humnn liodv. which he called by the round number- 12, as the duodecimal system ' ,-want nit Ont. : "The next time my wife asks me to Bring Home a tasuton paper," growii-u '.he lialilliendcd man, "I'll tie ft up tight before I leave tho office. ' "I've. lioc,n married twenty f'ars, but everybody takes me for a bachelor. That's win-re the rub comes In about this fashion paper. My wire n'sked me 'o bring one home last ulirlit, nnd 1 bought tin- tiling nl a news stand on the 1. station. tf course I didn't look ut It. .When 1 reached my station I linil In tvult; lite n-liille lele'tll of the nr to get out. nnd lust befo-e I reached I the liner a bey came aft,-r nn. touched :;e i'ii the aim and In ti'.-d to a bi sht-i-t "t white puper all marked over -villi bind; lines. '"1 he;? your pnrdoil.1 he said, Imt .-mi ilm- ;-ii t'.iis.' - - . .--- lTl i'ii ''M--.'.-li -ily In t!'e car Jntlglici)... rhetiiUig was lat'ct-fninner 9 i-Ticm! itnl It wi.i.nw of iiicjo. ;-.ii"r patten 'or tliuii;- to no ov'-r corsets,"-Hsr in-k 1'rcioi. ' . . . , i Fit- tli T-ifc. :' 4 At!nllt c'l' " 'I v--.-:; put a few lltv if t nciun' of myrrh In tin' water wit if li!,-li yj'.i bwh ,vottr 1j't-if "It l" '" :o sv.-i'"tcn tie I'lvath. . i;ol d,;.l,i rl.v Is tu.i-leiif rln- cl-fVlfe. tmr'IWii .ml '.i t'iri'i, em- i'i-.in; l t-tiTiiilne c-r els l"'il. em- iliillii. c.ilWniat.' of ds . inc ti.ilf ilrnni Sh.-ivi. lite so-ip It-ij :',n". It Is i siM.I I' -in to keep a auiul. :,.(1 of v, l-.it- ci'- ii!e s i.ip ' II the toilet ,,,:.!' nlld nil- til- l-ii:lil-lfi!l over when bnis: : n 1 .- teeth, . I '! ""'-o -lay It ilc: "i-.-s tcctli ami gums. 'V '"J ,-rntll wnMi for oi-.-a-iir.nal-ilii r- ciedr !-y ili-Mih inn two -111,1' "t .-.vd.-i--d . li'nmx Ml lime pin'1--u' tiolliiiij water As tlie lion- coo l uilxi' wilt Ut a w tnlih-spountiil of and "he t--:-'M -ccvrli. : in ind fi-r ni ''' fula with a ' Pan tills i'i' ' a ductule ot uv i r s'-.riis -if 4nnip'''ii .-ir-il of tlaiti'i- '.' a iv -II stopp-st li'i'.iie nli-iit two la con ef InUi'U H i.. '! -I'-Ct- weet; lustea-1 df BR0WN1 TALKS n Aft TcIIi a Portland Paper That Baker City Will Be a Closed Town for Four Years. U K Brown, of Baker City, tbe eherltf of Baker county, whohas caused consternation among the gambleia, si loonmen and many - mercbantBfWaa a Portland viiltor yesterday. Mr. Brown came to Portland tq meet Mrs. Broun, who haa been in the hospital- here for tbe past mouth, but who la now ' con valescent and able to return to her home. She left last night, accompany. log Jier hunbimdi ,,. . ... v x Mr. lirowu was waiting for the bus to take him to tbe train when he was asked about Baker City and the con. ditions there, ... . "tiow is the gambling situation in your town?" be was asked. . . "I'ue gambliug .situation," replied Mr. Brown, speaking as though he meant what he said, "is just the same aa t wilt be for the next four yeara. The gambling bouses are ' cloeod, and the saloons are closed and they will re main so for four yeara at least. I will be aheriif for two years mora and Mr. Loniux will be Prosecuting Attorney for four years aud aa long as either oi us is in olllee there will be no open town ln,J3itker juuty.!' "Will it not bo a hard task to keep the town olosed, in lace ol the ' Eastern Oregon conditioner" the sheriff was esked,, .." Wtiat started the agttution?" ' "'l'he' aktitdtion was started when . Judiie Eaklu ordered Sam White, then District Attorney, in oen court, to . bring indiotuieita aguinst a couple of, eamblers who were violmiug the law. I vVhlie ictuteJ. Theaitutlou has been I goiitK on for two years and K.im White was nominated on the lsnue and wa defeated by it. The agttattou nrasttart ed bec.uiBe the majority of tiio people wanted to close the town, and it is right for tbe majority to rule." Then Mr. Brown digroised a little and told of some of the ancient history ol tbe city and OuUDty of Baker. Ac cording to the statements of the olllcer many more thun one bnli of the people, Including the business mn, nant the gambling closed. They consider, it a dotiiment to the county at large to have gambling gu n ou and are takiti). the stnnd they hnve b.-cause they cou eider it to be to their best interne's to do. so. "Now, aav," continued the man who hot stopped things, "look at Sumpler. They are having a trial now up iu th it country where a man is acens-.-d ol Imviug killed another oue Sunday after noon while In a drunken brawl in a anlo.m. This 1 a nice s'nte of altui's where thoy have laws prohibiting' the keeping of saloons opou on Sunday, "1 am not instituting a ro.orin, corn-hided Mr. Brown, "1 am simply1 -enforcing the laws that are on the books, anil it is at theiequeat of a large part of tho people If the Inhabitants , of linker oouuty do not want tne enforced, they can take there off taws the books, but as long, ns thoy are there land either I or Leroy Louiax are In office they will be enforced to the I ettor. Orogonlan, FOU RF.NT Furnished rooms. In quire of Mrs. A K Jones, oorner of Third and Adams Avco no. 6-10 Many people who drifting towards ..m.il'.'a"s v Lit. i J-1L.i-tr,tli,l '-v'-'J-J S-trVAW-i'" V S-i-" '-trVlVi-r -..'! ? I I 1 a,iipiinaiiii. '' " I'M inn iui iii'i'i' in ''liiiiliiaiaiir' ! i'i " ' ' '',' China and the War Brussels, 8tpt. 5. The "Etoile Beige" publishes what is lllogod to be the pdlitlial Hill of the JaU Li Hung CliOiig, addressed by biiu to Luon-lu, one of tbe must iiillueLtiul oonnselors of tbe empress dowager of China. It appe.ra from tliia document that Li Bang t hang foresaw the present war between Russia and Japan, and advised the Chiuo-o government to join the mikado's army in the ereut of the Jap anese being vleto i'jun, luetead ol re maining neutral and a simple spectator. It is consequently considered likely that tbe euipresj dow.igur intends to follow Li Hung Chang's advice, and that the Chinese army placed on tbe Manchuria frontier, under Geueral jaa'a command, .will shortly take an aotive part in events in the far east. lV .... LOST On the streets between the Ry nearson (arm and this eity a obild's red coat. Finder ill leave at this office and reoeire reaard. Sept 3, Cow Wanted Owiui: to the (act that my cow will nub uo ie-bu tliia sear i ue.-iie iui. aecuie a good cow ioi- h. rned and care during the winter or possibly mtgnt tiuue my (Jersey lor a rresu cow. For particulars apply at Ibis office. Lost Feathtr pillow on road from Starkey to La Grande aLoutAug 1 finder will pleane return to the Obsever Otlico. , ACUTE RHEUMATISM Xleep tearing -or wrenching pains, occasioned .by getting wot through; worse when lit rest, or on first moving the limbs and . - old oi damp weath er, ia mred quickly by Balluid'e Snow Liniment. Oscar O.eson, Gibson City Illinois, writes, l-'eb 10 1002: "A year ago 1 was troubled with a palu in my ba Ir, it soon got so bad 1 could not bend over. Oue bottle of Ballard's Snow Liniment cured ine.'; 2 c, Duo tl 00. Sold by Newliu Urug Co. Beautiful Columbia - '1 River Folder A passeiigor department of the Ore gon Ivailroad .&. Nnvigutiou Company has just issued a,' beauUtul and costly puhoramio folder entitled " The Col umbia Kiver, ttirouh the tascada Mountains, to the Pacific Ocean." troni-Arliugtou to Portland and from Portland-to the I'aciflc Oioan, every curve of the river aud every point of Interest arefhown while Mt Hood Alt Adams, und Ms St Helens, porpo- tually covered , with snuw, stand out in there bounty .v On the back of the map is an interesting story in detail of the trip from Huntington to Port land and from Portland to the ocean. not overlooking the benches and the San I' m iKisco trip by ocean- A copy of this (older may be scoured by send ing (our cents In stamps to pay postage io A LC'faig, General Passeng'ir Agent of the Oregon Hullroad & uayligation -Joinpan , Forllnud, Oregon, Hy send ing the address of some friend in the Kust, and four ceuta in postage the .older will be promptly mailed. ADMINISTUAIOR'H NOTICE ' Jane Ball, deccneed, estute. Notiue is hereby given thut the un-der-igue I, has by order of the County Court ot Uolnn county, Oioon, been appointed administrator ot tho estute of Jane Hall, deceased. All poisons having claims against said estate, ere hereby riqulrid to preseut the same, properly verified, or with vouchers, to said administrator, at his residence in La Grande, Oregon, withlu six mouths from date of first publication of this notice which Is August 31, 11)04. George l3all, Administrator of the estate of Jane Hall, deceased. Aug 31 -Sept 3 are neglecting symptoms of Bright' s Disease, which is illiil7 DISUSE si stops irrecularities, strengthens the urinary organs and builds ud the wnrn.r,,,i . . of the kidneys so thev will the imPurities from the blood as it passes through them. i ' - - - - - . ... . . bu. j -...- v.-, Liiiaiiuii to everv oart of tl-p iA sing dizziness, backache, stomaclutrouble, sluggish liver, irregular heart "action i "y?" "y Slns of Kidney or Bladder Trouble commence taWn, Pni v.S v - i ii you nave any signs rg t trmtf-M ennr i at unce, m k wm cure a siignt atsorder in X i fatal mnlarfw Ir la nl.ionl -J K..ct. u- W r How to Find Out, You can easily determine if your kidneys are out of order by setting aside for 24 hours bottle of the urine pasned upon arising. If upon examination It Is cloudy or milky or haa a brick dust sediment or small particles Boat about in it, vnur kidney, are diseased, and FOLEY'S K'DNEY CURB should be Uken at once. SOLD AMD A TlHILL, Drurjgiut NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION Notice ia laret y given, that the co partnership heretofore misting between the undersigned under l lie firm Dame of McCoy 4 Motarlnne, in the grocery business, at La lirando, lias been dis solved by mutual greemout. The business will becontinuea oy "'""" Mctarlaue. V atcd, August 12, 1904, jurne iucvuj 8 12-923 W. MoKarlane For Sale Light bay bugey tam (gentle). Work single, double or saddle. New pole bulimy and new lijtht harness complete. Inquire ol .V. rs. Jt. wiuey, Whitney House, Adams Aveam, LOST The crown off of a Kniah' Templar's emblem with a eettiug uf five small diamonds. Finder vil please h ave at J M Berry's stor- t- 1 receive reward. " Peaches X wish to eny to my Iriend-" n publi that 1 hive a large !";- ! pmches this year. Our early (V.c) 1 1 m'l be ripe iu about week or It! ilvi Iroru thin nine we can sell you a tome L u ... , ., J'1,ki j.. r- Ut than you can buy ibem niitr they have been shipped in from -itlier par a Then when you pay for Al- lbs you get 20 lbs good pound nieirure. J 11 Ki Hogg. The World's Fcir Re t-;? Those anticipating an Eiinuru ti., or a'.visit to the Louisiana Purchase expo sition at bt. 1,0111s, cannot atlord to overlook the advantages oliered hy the AilSKOCIU I'Al lKIC ItAlLWAV. Wllictl, On act ouut of ltd various ruuUis and sated n.tva, has i'2ii anpropnaieiy names 'The V -irld'-: K: ir Konle." Passencc. irom the JS'o-thwest take the Missouri i-ai 'fiv trains Irom Den ver or Pueblo ini th choice of eitlier going direct through the Kansas City, via Wichita, tort bcott and Pleasant Bill. Two trains daily irom Denver and Pueblo to St, Luuis without change, carrying all classes oi monern equip ment, including electric uguteu ooser vation pailor cafe dining cars. Ten daily traiua between Kansas City and St Louis. Write, or call on W. C. McBride, General Agent, 12-1 Third st, Portland for detailed information ind illustrate.4 literature. tf. Congrrtulations Mr John, 11 Cullom, .Kdibir of the Garland, Texas, News, has writteu a letter of congratulations to the manu facture ol (Jtiauiberla.u's (jougli He uiedy, as follows: "nixteen years ago I when our tirst child wub a bany tie was ' subject to cruupy spells aud wo wuuld be very uneasy about him. We began We are not begging for favors but lo usiiigChainlierlaiu'8 Coush Ueinedy in !oal enterprises should be built up to I8t7, and finding it such a reliable re employ our people at home instead of medy lor eoldaaiidcr, up we have never seudiiig all tho money aw.iy for suit beeu without in the house suno that m .iinf,,oturul iu othoc nlaues. . time. Wu have five clul'.ren aud have The raonev sent awnv dnOB not o .me giveu it to all of them with .good re. back to us and it builds up other corn suits." For sale by all druggists. niunities at our expense ghtful Itoute, Daylijilit Ridt Dizzy Crags, Teep Carious. A Golden Opportunity See ualure in ull her glorious beauty, und iiien tlie acme ot man's handiwork. Tlie first, is found ntmitr (lie line of tlie Denver A RinGruuile Railroad mid tlin latter at the St. Louis World's Fair. Your trip will ie one of pleasure make ttie most of it. For information and lllus trated literature write W. C. McBRIDK, Gen.Agt. Portlaud, Uregt kidney trouble, hoping "it kidney trouble in one of 1EEYC Derform the r functions nrnnri ui rwiuucv or oiaaaer i rou n o . - "-"'- wuuic O. B. BuPhans Testifies After Four Yours. G. B. Burhans of Carlisle Center, N. Y., wr" ,- "About four ratn a;o I wrote 70a eteUni that I i ' nrea of . eer. klcne, trouble b, ,.,,! ' "'T rol.re Kldae, Cure. It , ,Jo:J "'? tallies of 1 here n.v.r bed e return of .nr of tho.. ...... ! 10 ' ,h ve.r. that h.e .l...H ..T . .P"." .Vbptoma dunne th. f.,.. beertlljr recommend Poley e kidney r bladder trouble, a." Two Sizes. 60 Cents and $1.00. FiECCfuHESDED BY LOJtSK TO IlENi'-Tiia proper per- on i an sooure a firBt class icsidence in jO'id part of tovn by inquiring . of i -JT Wilson tt ' bis residence on 'Blroh- street. V - ; , J- 2t V . ' . : ... - ;' '' LOST $3 . .-. rv.Jjei. '"will pleas? leave n.a olllce and net liberal re - war-'! "V .' K'-.'. '' 2t. ; THE MARK'S (July 30) J New York Silver f 6 8Union Psoillo llu 5-8, Wd 93 l-'.i ' i Cbicauo Se;t wheat opened oJ A a , n S0 5-8 and cl"Pl at 00 1-1 Birley u B0, flax 1..7 1 2,northwestern $1.24 I'm Virtu Isoo (.'ash wheat IL37 Pnrtlan l-ftheat Walla Walla 07; Bluestem 72; Valley 78. ' ' ' ' ( attle Best steers i'i a . f3.'!5; me- I'nm t3, ca vs ?2 a f2.25. Real estate Sn?p Two acre tract, seven blocks (rom center of La Grande. Gortl six room ed cottiig.- furnished completely and -veil, if desired. Two barns, large hen house and ire enclosed park over one "rtred ohiokens, over 100 bearir.g '.nit trees iniludiug winter aud Burn er apples, penis, prunes, peaches and several varitioa of cherries, one thousand raspberries, 500 strawberries twenty five shade trees, lawn. llonerB and large garden ready for use, three wells, two pumps, ten snares iu gooa water ditch. House insured for $700 for three yeara. Part down. For particulars inquire at this office. AN OPEN LETTER To the public: We wish to call the attention of those not already advii-od that-wejiare established a wood working plantain i Lis uruuue equal to any in tne aouiuryw.?s We believed the times and conditions ' demandi-d BUC-n an enterprise and wc ' have spent inousands ot dollars lit o quiptnout au-1 Improvements.' We are not. only prepared to fill your . orders for mill work hut we can fur-" i. niell all kluils of lumber on short notice. II you buy in quantity bo we can fur nish in car lots to be delivered direct we can give vou prompt shipment and at prices as 1-uv as the lowest consider ing me quality ot tue stock and the promptness of delivery. The prioe varies as to the amount you buy and the cost of handling, llefnre placing your order outside sntiinit your proposition to us aud Bee if .we cau handle your business to plense you. We are a La .irandu institution but we do not claim anything on that ao o unt only to have an equal Bhow with our i-oinnetitor. After establishing an expensive lo- enterprise we want the business to koop our 20 odd men ut work Yours for buRinoss, .Stoddaid Lumber Co. Lode Directory. EAOI.KS-La tlralinc Aim' POk meets oierv I'raUy ni.'hl ir. K ot ,t 8 m N Inline broUli-rii llivitU n iv. C C lluckweU, W 1' a. N i.ayvlue, W Sec. r'ORE.STEHS OF AMKRICA-Oonrt Maid Manoa, No -a nirctn cell TllOjday u Klk's lialL Urolbom ore invltcit lo ai tend. p,v. . , v' Hc-lBner Cliiei Ranuer. C J Vanaerpuol, Kec StC. .'PO '-l'OrBle Lodge, Ko id r tarlialleverysiciirilayniKi't. VI ' n li . bent eurdially invited kialit-ml. '" b L: KlDeliart N 'i H E Cool-di.'R, Boa A r'.&A. M. La Grande Lodge i 41. meets every 1m )nd :ird Satur v oi each uinnth. A C Williams 8eo, C I) ll ifTman W. M will wpar a its worst fort. ;.. u., tk. i.u . ".""' ? Diseased kidnevs t' nnt" anH rnmm.n.. .i..- v....uvut.c laKiiar rui.H V'li a few dav n7i CW 7 and prevent a system. Kidne. i cii. u V "' r 1 ' .unanng irom kfekua. WW