La Grande morning observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1901-1904, November 25, 1904, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextSe Ba 1 A CASH MEAT MARKET I have reopened my shop on North Fir Street. You will find my shop well supplied and -the prices to suit the times. Youra for business Free delivery., Phone 1601 I. HARRIS . NOVEMBE MEANS OYSTERS LOY -,. ScrvesSthcm in any style ' wish RENT, LEASE OB SALE Lots 17, 18, blook 102, Chaplain's Addition. Address bids to 'P" uare of Observer A Pound Steak I 8 Just tbe thing to lay the foundation ' 'or b good day's work. That i, when jt it the kind we tell. Juicy, rioh beefy i tavor. Full of nutriment. Makes the : teak atroDg, and the strong stronger. All Kinds of Meat hat are good to eat can be found in inr Icebox in prime condition, at prices hat please. Yon will fare well II your HI of fore is baed on oar meats. i' ' 3ock & Thomas R R . U- - .. ..." An j Osteopathic Pioneer We are Inclined to look upon this sieantio auti droit movement M ol reoent origin, as the result ol our newer civilisation . v While' it marku an epoch in advanced enlightenment, to be sure, we must go back to our dear old Ben Franklin if we would view this reform in its full strength, seasoned with all of that philosopher's pice, It is not surprising that a 'man of bis advanoed learning and originality should bave voiced many of tbe sentiments which even now make the ordinary, mortal stop , and ponder. Be anticipated Osteopathic thought to a degree that puts bim .'in fullest fullest harmony with our teach ings. Tbe oldest hospital in America, tbe Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, was founded by Franklin and there is no doubt in the world that,' bad be known of Osteopathy, this famous institution would bave been a non-drug hospital with a minimum of surgery . Benjamin Franklin tbonght and taught much along tbe lines of hy giene, diet and drug abstinence. . In "Poor Riobard's Almanao" he asserts many dishes, many diseases: many medicines, few cures:" and even for these '"few" cures be was not willing to give credit to the profession, for be wrote that "God heals and the doctor takes the leI" . With what evident approval he quoted the Italian epitaph upon a poor that killed himself by quaokidg: "I was well; I would be better; I J took physic and died." tie once wrote to John Jay: "My stomach performs well its functions and the latter is very materiol to tbe preserva tion of health. ' 1 therefore take no drugs, lest I should disorder it. You may Judge that my disease is not grievous, since I am more afraid of tbe medicines than the maladv." At one time Franklin believed he had avoided a serious illness by " hav ing read somewhere that oold water drunk freely was good for fever," for he write, "when in tbe evening I found myself very feverish, I follow ed the prescription, sweat plentifully during tbe night, aud the next morn ing was well again," This was- many years, remember, in advanoe of the giving of water in fevers for, at that lime, the sufferer was donied all water Fresh air was recognized by Frank lin as another good medicine. ''Anoth er means of preserving health, to be attend' d to," he recoiden, 'is having cunstant supply of fresh. air in your I b U cliaml): r. it. lias hern s greai ; oitikH the sleeping in rooms exact ly el isert, and in beds surrounded by curtaics. No out ward air that may ' O'.ime to you ie so unwholesome as the nohang, d air, su olt m breathed , ol a close chamber " Again be wrote, physicians, uf tor having coLtrnded lor -ges that the sick should not be indulged with lieshair, have at length discovered tbct it may do them good I It is thorefore o be hoped that they may in time discover, likewise, that it is not hurtful to those in health." You see, doctors were as slow then as now in taking up with any new idea, however simple, whiob eliminated the pill as the Brat laotor ol curel Franklin a views on diet were pro nounced and inlbis youth be was a strict vcgelarian In "Poor Kiobard' he says, "ho who lives carnally won't live eternally," and be strengthens that philosophy with this couplet : "Against diseases here, the strong. SBt fenoe Is tbe de'ensiv3 virtue, Alstinenoe." In another place be declares "a full "belly is ibe mother of evil," i and ad visas "to lengthen tby life, lessen Iby meals;" for "three good meals a ' day is bad living." He held . special pre. judice againat late suppers as tbe fol lowing will show. ;' ! "Dine wish little, sup witb lees; i Do better still sleep supperless." ' Also. "Eat few suppers and you will needfew medicines ' '' Equally temperate was Franklin In tbe use of liquor and . Poor Biohard advises you to "drfnk water, put tbe money in your pouket, and leava tbe dry belly-acbe in t':e puneb bowl." Among Benjamin Franklin's num erous inventions were tbe ; double spectacles for bis own use, ' the upper half of tbe lens being for . distant vit- ion and tbe lower ball for reading. He was a many-sided man, this old. Doc tor Franklin I Can yon who know our beloved "Old Doctor" Still, found er of Osteopathy, Imagine a meeting between those two pioneer. It would J take tbe Recording Angel's pen surely to write down tbe flow - of fellowship and wisdom between these original ssges. Osteopathic Health. ' - Miss Mae Stevens, one of tbe promt nent teachers of Weston ia in the city today. E. 0, ; Black Patti Troubadours Mirth, melody and muaio is the keynote of the petformanoe to, be giv en by tbe famous Black Pntti Troubs doors at Stewards Opera House Tues day Njv. 29. Those sweet singers and ebony- col ored funmskers of Dixie, land bave boen reoognized for years as a high class standard attraction and one that bas scored a phenomenal suooese with theatre-goers in all sections of tbe country. Among the forty in its tanks are to bo found the most talent ed Afro-Amerioan singers, dancers and oomedians in tbe world. Sissier etta Jones, tbe Black Patti, the vocal star ol the organization, in addition to being tbe most gilted singer ol her raae, enjoys the distinction ol having sung before tbe largest andiences tbit ever assembled in Madison 8quare Gs den, New Yo. k City, and the only oolured female singer honored by royal command to sing before tbe loimer Prince of Wales, now King Edward of England. In this country tbe Blaok Patti and the Troubadours through tbeir refined and enjoyable stage performance bave added largely to the musical culture, of the people. he happv revivil ol the tweet milo i ya nf the South rrmimtcent of ih nt- Bi-lluni duye the plantation ie cotton fields and the levet- has b en a musical revelation ',o m limns. LOST A ltnbv'e shoe, finder will please leave at this OtnVe, FOt UENX -Viva room bouse on Call at Prof Days Washington Ave. Btuilio. 11-18 25 POTArOES V ANTED The Fair will b'ly some gooi market, able potatoes at market price. KORKENT A four room bouse Mrs Z Patty Adams Ave, 18-21 LOST Table cloth with initials "F A T," also apron wrapped in paper bag. Finder will please return to Mrs. Joseph rainier FOB RENT Collar room in goot in good atone cellar. Inquire at tbe Fair. ii.i?'; n.iif; 'V ,ti. ijtiU When your lungs are sore and inflamed from coughing-, ts the time when the germs of PNEUMONIA, PLEURISY Stad CONSUMPTION find lodgment and multiply. FILEY'S I!!- ;i it,., u i. -. . stops the cough, heals and strengthens the lungs. It con to ins no harsh expectorants that strain and irritate the lungs,-or opiates that cause constipation, a condition that retards recovery from a cold. FOLEY S HONEY AND ' TAB s a safe and never tailing remedy for all throat audi lung -ifeVvf. Ths.l L sump. did Ha Had Consumption -A Mimlout Cora, s. Ressoner. Iowa, writes: "The doctors sild I hi t no better until I used it neipv - i-a s iron i m Ihe start and stopped Pay Up ; v.. The public it hereby notified that I bave disposed ol my feed store) to J. W, White and 1 desire to thank tbe public generally for -their liberal patronage in tbe past and that parlies now owing me will please call and set tle witb mo personally or tbey can oall at tbe La Grande Nation 1 Bank who will receipt fur all bills. 11-11 to 12-1 :-' O. O. JOHNSON. NOTE LOST SCO note payable to G T Willlame, on streets of La Grande, was in large yeW low envelope. All parties are caution- ed against buying same. Finder will eturn to this office. , ghtful Route, Daylight Ride Dizzy OragB, Deep Canons. - A Golden Opportunity See) nature 1 In all her glorious beauty, and then the acme of man's handiwork. The first is found along the line of the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad and thn latter' at the St. Louis World's Fair. Your trip will be one of pleasure make the most ot it. For information and illns trated literature write ' ' ' W, 0. MoBRIDE, Gen. Agt. j " ' Portland, Oreg Try the Observer for first class Job Work. FOR SALE Best bargain in real estate In the oity. My residence prop erty Cor. Washington Ave. and Green wood St. Lot 75x110. Modern, house, seven large rooms, hot and oold water, bath room, electric lights. Lawn, fruit and . shade trees Finest resi dence location in the oity. Good easy proposition to right parties. For per- tlculaissee OJMcLein. WANTED Washing to do at borne, Mrs, Shaw, West W at. Public Sale 320 acres Finely improved farm. 280 acres plow land, I41) acres in fall grain new house 28x28. good twn story barn and 2 grau'rle-, 15 ehart-s in dit.h. Onlv4uriles Irom Island City. Farm machinery included only S55.00. per acre half cash. - - lso 5 room huuee. large barn and hint blook of land 2 hlooka Irom Court H.use nt SlluO a Snap G H Powers. The Minnesota Land man, filater Blook W 11-17 12 -18 , Ciuntheries Candies All tbe essence of 'purity. As Too can easily oonvluce yursell by test. tun Dine ana unocaiews aesortea Chocolates assorted Bon Hons 3 ots, an up. newiin Drug Uo, Ladies We will make you a box coat for less money than yon pay for a ready: made. garment and you nave two hundred patterns to pica from. We also oover nuitons, press olotnes and olean your coats aua you nave a cbanoe to win . a IU coat with every dollar paid in our store. ai anaawB, uenta lurnlsh inga. fhoDeNoZJl , FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR. the snltttns of hlooH v Classified Adyertiseinen ts ' ' --r -f II ouSHo&j ATiiftifiiig . v jSeii jjt the People h ar about" it tbrosrh 17his Depar me: . t and V i wl I Find a Biiy-T. Tl 'Yon VVVu iTr!V( 8eH lacpiahi Vour ""Waiitr iihd ' You Will Find a Seller.- " Sale or Exchange ' Eight sores, tlx rocm house, barn,. i plane for hog and tohlcko-. four acres; in orchard and -hern J net east ot flour mtlU. Tola will i.. . i investigation " for particulars Inq i at MauEjuleee'e (rroerry ttare. sell or exchange fpr city property,-. . Si ' H tO-36-ll-ail :-:-, ', MeKaolaas Colored Vaudeville, Co, La Grande Opera House WedV Nov 23rd.. Adults SO, children . Bee seu75. Tillmann's Fina Goods Y ; Every hoo-ekeepor wants Dura sola- es aad fltvoring extraots . Tillmannjs are snade for the best family trade. LOST On tbe streets of thia oity aLout noon Nov B, Ladles 1 gold watch,, Finder please leave at this office and receive sultahs reirariij K-iLf- Dress Making Mrs. Douglass now resides at Cor. O ' and 7tb.ts., and is prepare tf da kUT' kind iof dressmaking. Sewing eVj hoates erred. Nov. 11 Dec Fruit Boxes flend your orders for Fruit Boxes to Stoddard Lnsobee CoTi at tM U Grande planing-mill . - r - , $187,00, The Bulletin just issued by the United , 8ttes, Government, after months 'of careful, research, 8hoyjV lha' in the Western, Si tos, the, avorae;?fTiniis;, trafW ' chases snnnally gonrlt to the amount f i'jJ50' ' " On thia ions the 2250 families visited;, with each issue, of the. Baily.aiitiWeetyy SERVER annually purchase merchandise to ttoamMnfoflfi'lZCj. $1,687,80.0 The natural logical conclusion cannot, bei otherwiM;; , than that no wide-awake business nman who will take ' the fw momenta necessary to convince hfmsell of ihe ' . accuracy of the above s'ntemeDt, 'can aff irit rto mise eacu.iuout&j before ,tnia.arinyj)f-pnrchaeer8. il FACTS Should receive the most, careful consideration of every business boose whose' volvme of business de , pends upon the patronage of this oity and county, FOR SALE Mllih oow Jerary, ,1100 , ' lb. d'ivlng I o se. , gurui plowt toi. boggy. Applyto A Mnileobnrg, mile N E of Ulan M'lty , . a Out It-Der U For Ren; .1 he bnildli.g formerly oo upled hy ' the Salvation airiar. Vpr fall nr tl ulars anil iate inqnirr ol Mrs ' 8 IJ Zuber. Aug SI 1 1 : 1 FituiPoJal ' And houae to' rent -apply; ta lira " i BbeaitDlMairooslryjilertli . " ol track., . . . Furnished Roomi - Famished room for genlrman sleep log nights r 1 re O iW. Preston. . - t . , 1916 Adams Av)a,t. v-v, Ball Swpet' ' i Thedpokana Cafo ,will serveVol turkey ui&orOml tot toe mldntfV ball, sapper Thursday evening r. A anlendid,midnight looche, assured. I . :i .jt ij F Johnson CPsop 8t ! " ' Farm fr Sale I desire to sell mj ""beBatjruf little fam. of fOt aoveevt f o mitis hii a half east o( La Graade on the rural ppstal.. , ahd-faWra TelepbUnete' Wti 1 pewihaaeri -- --n,rri-Bakr 1 tf-- it(. OBSSBYEB ' J'-ni-IiAt psin ia my lungs sod today I am sound and well. THREE SIZES 25o, SOo, ami $14)0 I THE REFUSE SUBSUQTUTES SOLO 1X3 EECOaCEIDED BY Z A T HILL, DRUGGIST fi'irst Class job Work 'r : 'i ' :" ' Vaaaeiat)'- S - - - Mil I in .I-'"