La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, December 30, 1904, Image 4

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    Proiessional
V. J. BISONETT
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT
0113c with J.T.Williamson, La Grands
Parties vlshlng the services of com
petent bookkeeper ere mured utu
1 eetory weolu. Price reasonable
C. B. Cauttiorn.
DENTIST
Offlct Over Hill Drug' Store)
LalGrande, Oregon
OLD FASHIONED
WATGH MEETING
Dr. FA CHARLTON
VETERINARY BURGEON,
Office at A T Hill's Drag Store
La Grande, Oregon Phone 1361
Residence phone 701
Malheur County Investment
For Investments In
MALHEUR COUNTY;
Write to 0, T. McDANIEL
Ontario ...Oregon
Lodge Directory.
KAGLFft 1 UnDd Atria i F 0 K moeU
very Friday nWhl It K r ball at S p n
VUitlng brotlieru lnviUd W, atteDu.
C (J Uuckwdi, W If H 7111, W 8m
mn EHTKRH or AMERICA Govt Mai
larton, No 23 mwta aob Tuesday la Jilk'
lulu Hrotatra ars luviiaa u avtuna.
Al HeUner QUei Banger.
C 1 Venderpool Keobeo. , . ,
I O 0 F L Onnd Lodge, Mo l mew -n
their hall eraryttaturday night. VltlUug n.em
fcera oordially lBTitcd to attend.
s J Klaehart N U
HEOsolidgs, Baft
A, F.A A. M. Le Grande Lodge
.o. 41. meet every 1st and 3rd Satur
day oi eacb month.
AC Williams 8eo. ' .
OD Huffman W.M.
EaBTErNBTAB OSS Hop Chapter No
IS roods the aecond and (hanb WedDeaday ot
ancli month al ?mu p in in Muonic Temple
Mra UrTLyl. W Id
Mary A Warmok. too
MTAR ENCAMPMENT No 81, I. O. O. F,
B. BobiuauoC V.
Program of the Union Services to be Held
M' E Church Tomorrow Evening.
at
Au old fashioned, old " style Wa'ch
nigbt will be observed at tbe Metbo
diit Cburch tomorrow evening begin
oing at 9 o'clock. As per tbe follow
log program! , w - - ;'
9 -Song service
90 -Epwortu Lesgua
10 Address by the pastor on Life, a
Retrospect.
10:30 Address by Rev E B Maya on
Life, an Introspect.
11 Address by Rev J F Day on Life,
a prospect. . '
11:30 to 12 closing words and ex
periences. ,,,, !..',.'.'
All are invited to attend and privi
lege will be given at tbe elose of any
of tbe periods indicated in the addres
ses. ' ' : ' '
0LASSincD i Advcrtiscmcnts I
ie vnil HVF. ANYTHING TO SELL LET. THE FE0FLE
MAR 'ABOUT IT 'THROUGH THIS DEPARTMENT! : AND
YOU WILL FIND A BUYER. IF YOU WANl.iu dui
PLAltf YOUR WANTS THROUGH THESE COLUMNS. -
For Rent
The building formerly occupied by
tbeJ3alvation army. Kor full pr
tltnlara and ratee Inquire of Mrs
8 O Zuber. Aug. 31 1 1
" Ladies
SPECIAL SCHOOL" MEETING
- Notice la hereby given S tue Us,al
voters of School District No One, o;
Union County State of Oregon, that a
Special School Meeting of said Din'rlct
will be held at th blib School Ballp
on la said District on ha 28 tb day of .
December, 1994, at two o'clock la tbe
I afternoon, for the following objects:
To levy a tax lor tbe support of the
acnools during this and. the ensnlcir.
year and for the pnrpoee of levying a
tax for tbe payment of tntrreat on le
bonded debt of the district and for tbe
purpose of levying a tax to provide a
fuud wltb whioh to payoff the bonded
debt of tbe district. v
,. Dated Ibis 12th day of December 1901
. . Geo. W Hansen, ',.
Chairman Board of Directors.
"Attest: A O Williams, District Clerk
FOR RENT Desirable, housekeeping
rooms. . . , Ueorge Ball.
FOR RENT One six room house.
Centrally located ' on ' Third . atreet
between Main and Park streets. Ap
ply for particnlara to W W Kinsey.
' We will make you a box coat for less
money than von pay for a ready made
garment and you hare two nu drea
Wtona, press clothee" and clean vonr. Try the Observer for first claga
hrjrhJtJob work. : '
4(J OOat Wlin every uulu" v J iT
store.
ings.
Al Andews. Gents furnl-n-
; . Pboa No 23!
-Home Cured
P'n 1 arris meat market now nas a
Dissolution Notice
. i .. . . .
,.,Not'ce Is hereby given that the eo
DarmershiD hfretoforeexlstina between
W O Peaob, J S Peach and ii PemifjJ .
andft f.b .urns f Peach Broa., halr I
SaeMa every firm and third Thoradara In the
montb In Odd Fellows hll Vlaltfns brotb
era alwava weloooie
- Ueo. toll, Sorlbe
Boys In Saloons
Juetioe Hinkle of tbe Spokane po
lios court, bas entered upon a coarse
whioh, if rigidly followed by him and
the otber police judges in Washington
may add to the troubles of the saloon
keepers but will reduce the number
of drunken youngsters. Justice Hink
le ruled that a aaloon keeper or bar
tender is guilty when he sells liquor
to a minor, wbsther that minor has
Ilea M to lilt a(e or uut. a ua imvu
also ruled that a liquor dealer sbonld
be able to Judge by looking at a cus
tomer as to whether or not tb it cos
somer was of legal age. It was em
phstically stated by the court tbst tbe
sign "No Minors Allowed" made no
difference as far as tbe minors bad
been ad m tied and served with liquor
Justice Hinkle also held that min-
tors have no light to .enter, saloon
FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS
Holiday
Specials
Jhe Sommer House Cafe
Makes the Following Generous Offer for
1 v THE HOLIDAY TRADE
California Claret Wine '
25c a quart bottle, 5 bottles $1.00
Finest California Raspberry Wine
25c a quart bottle, 5 bottles $1.00
Retiling Wine 35 6 a quart bottle, 3 bottles $1.00
Best Bottle Beer, quart bottles,
$2.50 per dozen, $1.25 per half dozen
JifoBrayer's Best Whiskey, eight years old,
per quart bottle $1.00
Old 0. P. S. ten year old Wldskey,
per quart bottle $1.00
Old J, E. Pepper, eight yea r old whiskey,
per gallon $3.50
Old EermMage, 15 year old Whiskey,
v per gallon $4.00
Imported Port Wine
Imported Slurry Wine
7 Sod quart bottle
75c a quart bottle
Please send in your order at ouce. We prepay charges to
your nearest freight or cxptesa office.
rioinincr House Cafe
A- MORRIS, Proprietor.
and fined two boys one" 18 years " and
the other 19 years of age for going in
to one and obtaining intoxicating
liquors. Tbe fact that the bays lied
to tbe saloon-keeper did not in tbe
op nion of tbe court, protect the sa
loort keeyer, he must know hie cust
mers are of age. . - f
: Interesting Statistics ,;
Washington, Dec 30 Tbe agriooi.
tnral rltrartmnnt todav IMlttd a bul
letin showing the production o! the
principal farm crops in the United
Stales in 1901. These were: Corn 2.
470,000,000 bushels, winter wheat 333,
000,000 bushel spring wheat 219,000
000 bushels: osts 891,000,000 bushels
carley 140,000,000 bushels: flax '23,
0000,000 bushels.
Shingles, ; Shingles :
Iwo oar loads of first class shingles
just reoelved by the Stoddard Lumber
Company.
Startling Evidence,
Fresh testimony In great quantity la
constantly comlng.tn, declaring Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption
Coogba and Colds to be unequaled. A
recent expression from T J MoFarland
Bentorvllle, Va. serves as example,
He writes: had bronchitis tor
three yeara and doctored all the time
without being , benlflted. , Then I be
gan taking Dr. Ding's New Discovery,
and a (ew bottles wholly onred me.'1
Euuallv effective in ourlns all Lung
and Throat troubles, Consumption,
rneumonia ana urip. uaaranteea oy
Newln Drug Company. Trial bottles
ree, regular sizea oOo and II 00
C'n 1 arris meat market now nas a i nnd-r f.a .urns of feacn Broa..
.Amnio. tin nr thMi- fftmoas home this day been dissolved by mutual
breast b.dh.m.OjW
old customers know what this means. bnslness, as Peach Bros., will pay all
1 umnta afHaf' will convince all of .'-nntatiinJina debts and - collect all an
"Cguarand good milker ;tb. no. thi.
Tn u ithAin II BOia fc uuun. ; UJom- " 1
quire at M U Kirtley livery barn. ;
For Sale
FOR aALiJ Two organs and a sewing
machine. Will be sold at a nargaio
if sold at once,
goner street. ;
.15-22 ,
Inquire at 403 vnag-
W Dinkle.r
OR RENT OR 8ALBJ-160 acre farm
well improved. t-WUl eitner . reus vr
w sell-i Inquire ., of ..wm, ,Moss, , La
t. Grande Rural Free Delivery No. 1,
1W miles north of Island City.
Dec 6 January 6, " -
Public Sale
WANTED 8aws to Hie at my resi-
. . .1 !..i:
dence ueorge u. i
5j Wood for Sale
16 inoh, 4 feet and pole wood, all
dry and sold at lowest prices. Phone
1281. . LL Atkinson ,
i 6t .. . :, Old Town Store
j . TiUrriann's Fine Goods
Rvnrv houekeerjer wants cure sdIo-
es and flavoring extracts . Tlllmann's
are made for the beat family trade. . ,
Lost
r. (,',(
Chain pocket book " between Hill
and Depot streets. ' Finder w please
leave at this office " J
Wanted Immediately ... ,
Logging teams, good wages Urande
Lumber Co. - -
C if
:
t
B. of L h Ball,-
. Tbe (Brotherhood . of Looomotlv
firemen will give a Christmas dance at
Commercial Club Hall on the night ot
Deo 30 and supper will .be served by
Mr J F Johnsoo tbe genial proprietor
of the Spokane Osfe at bis place on
Depot Street.
: Three quarter sections all plow land
4 miles sontb of Island City in a body
or will divide to suit. Only 25 00 per
acre Mostly seeded fall grain others
aak 415.00 and 6a 00 S See Powers the
MinnlsotnLaridman .rfE'J
28th day ot Nov. 1SW4.
11. 28 12, ?8
WO Peach
J 8 Peach
O W Pea h
Important Notice
vr
"Now Ready for Sate
The people of this county are now
notified that the O'Connor addition is
now ready tor tbe market a id that
choice lots nan b bad at! remarkably
nw wIm -- Tliw lf A) k lift
fet and 'are without exception' the
beet re idenoe lots in tha. city Per
S3ns wishing larger tracts can see a re ,
Just what they want by goi' g a l.itle ,
further bank in the same addition. 1
j AU persons knowing themselves In Do not fail to see this addition and Be- ,
debate me will Sr!RrS yu j
harness shop snd settle up Defore Dec. j want. For full' deeoriptlon of r -op-
erty and quotations call . upon Or !
30, 1904.
; Any bills not paid before that date
wl'l be placed in the hands ,o an at
tor ney for collection. J H Chllds
O'Connor La Grande Ore.
. .Phone Main 2141 -a
- Cor Park and Oak Blree s
l,687,g00
Music
.1 X i"
,1:I
GOOD BEEF
can be bad here dally. We are very
cared! In the selectlone we make when
purchasing onr muats, ' and our' Judg
ment Is never at fault.
Good beef la a 'strong factor in
hoaUh-buildlng. It makes bone raid
muscle.
WE PROVIDE '.
ths best of beet, and otber meats, and
sell tbem at very fair prices. You'll
be tatiahed with the quality of beef
you obtain, if yonr purchases ar made
here, ' .
Bock & Thomas
TRADE FOLLOWS THE PRICE
R P Tail the pioneer muio teacher
of Grande Rondo Valley is still in the
ring. During my vscation I made' it
my business as well as pleasure to at
tend ooncerts,'' operas, and in' fact
every thing in my line of ' . business
and I found that I as a teac'ier, and
interpreter of music and still in the
front rank. Pupils whodo not wish
the full onmervatory course may take
tbe popular piano course. This plac
es the pupil in position to play , the
popular mus 0 of the day, Churob and
8uoilay School music '
Tbe Violin popular couise. 'places
tbe pnpil in position to play all kinds
oi daooe tnusib as well as ' lighV' over
tures. Quite a number of musicians
who bave been under my 'instruction
are now oqaking good money as f etch
ers and soloisto. Pupils who are , un
der my o. re will be '' thoroughly In
structed in tnusio. i',!, ; !
R. J.TAIT, teacher
Tha ia why people com here
for men's aud by boys' shoes
Tbe J. E. Tilt line is oat spec
ialty. " Here is where pr ie and
quality are combined.
C W. PRESTON,
Shot Specialist DEPOT STREET
There la one class of singers that al
ways take glee clubs. The unlvsrst-
ty of Oregon's aggregation of 20 men
with a stunning repertoire appear here
December 2L Fine impersonations
and solo numbers, The treat of the
season in things musical. Admission
oOosnts will baeharffsi .
First class job printing, Ob
server. ; i
Script . Script
OUVadavd Canal mm, anpi jrntd, aa.
rramlaod, ready tor InunaUiaM aaa any.
hrai l4nrat prka.
r. F.ar. B.miy,
ttaXDher ot Commerce Bids. PortUtQd, or.
Full Weight Guaranteed :
Wholesale and Retail deal
ers iu Hry, Grain, Vege-
tables and Fruits i
Carload lots a Specialty
Lawson & Zundell
Office in Kiipatrick Bldg.
Phone No 1113
The Bulletin just issued by the United States
Government, after months of careful research, shows
that in the Western States, the average , family par-
chases annually goods U the amounrof-yJQ ,
..On this basis the 2250 families visited
with each issue of the Dailj'and'.WeelclU OB
SERVER annually purchase merchandise to
the amount of - .
$1,687
,SOO
The natural logical conclusion cannot be otherwise !
than that no wide-awake business man who, will take
the few moments necessary to convince himself of the
accuracy of the above statement, can afford to miss
the opportunity of placing his. announcements (25,5001.
uiuutu; oeiore inis army oi purcnasers. . ;
An ad under each conditions,' properly taken care
of will most certainly bring'eaormoqsfetarne it vtli
investment . : J '" - - fcj
These Presentations o
Should receive the most careful consideration j
i
every business house whoso volvme basiness
pends upon tlie patronage of this aty ;aic1 county1
5.
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.First Class Job "Work