La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 25, 1905, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSome Interesting Items From ? Evrytting ;you, want, waf for that Grande Roiide Eumber Go. II PERftY. OREGON. Imbler i Is AwaitkfcjYour Order at C. RAliSTON'S NEBRASKA OIOCEY STORE h 4Oor. Fir and Jefferson 81a. Q .OUR 8PE01ALT Y . Fall Line "Perferred Stock" - Canned Goods. t FuiiU Measure' Chain wood 128 cubic feet to the cord. 16-inch dry chum wood $3 per cord, j This f 'tjkeapbr than by the load. You pay for what you get and get' what you pay for. , iJI eaaeeeeeeeeeeeitii WhciLyott want the Best PHOp, 85x i ArB.-C ;Stam iLUiidry La Grande, Oregon. W.1f- . - LAG R A N D E .IRON WORKS ilWMMMMMSMWWMMM ""Will . be ready for business February , 15 Prepared to make all kinds of CASTINGS General jcJKsrnlth and Wagon dvA Manufacturer ot The Fitzge -aid Roller Feed Mill D. F. ,Fn"Z,G,E:RA L;D, PROPRIETOR QUPQE880R TO H. L. ALEXANDER l"s CITY BREWERY f JULIUS ROESCH, Proprietor. Largest Brewing Plant Ask for' La Grande - . . -.-.n in X AND SHOULD HAVE . SHOICS Good School Shoes ? a specialty ; by the Cord II. W. HIjquuV J ( i i i t i: i: : ' e : at KMiXI.1 ill. iMHTIiiWn WWII l.mliMiim;. ' " ' Mi in Eastern Oregon Beer and get the Best tftriT! TT T a J"t)AKmC : THE - PREFERENCE' '.V . -em MIm Mm Endloott U now able to mama teaching. , number of Imbler'e young people wont to 8ummervlile to the Muk Ball given there Friday evening. Mr. Sanderson wu orer from Dry Creek Friday. The Imbler Milling Company la now f rinding floor to fill a largo export order.,- , ' .A largo delegation of Iinbler'e oltl seaa wont to' La Grande Monday nigh . to. nolo with the dedication ot the Court liouae. Mr. and Mrs. O Howell and Ube retornedto Imbler yeaterday. Their many friends are glad to welcome them home. The Old Folk of Imbler renewed their youth lastJTrWay evening, dsno ing end touting. It U uld tbat tome of the old boys noted quite giddy. 1 B Miller and family are preparing to more to Wallowa. Their neighbors are eorry to nave them go, . The pupils ot the Imbler eohools are taking the regular monthly exam inatlon. Jk recite will be glren here next WHIST PARTY LAST EVENING Mr. and Mrs. W H Bohnenkemp en tertained the Tuesday Evening Whist Club at their home in thle city last evening, all members of the club be ing present. Light relreshmeuta were served and the.evenlng waa an enjoy able one. Mrs. M L Causey won first ladiea prize and.Mr. Lilly first gentle mens. Neighborhood Club The ladies of the Neighborhood Club met in the .adies club rooms yesterday the subject, 'Music and Literature," belngjwder the direction ot Mrs. Wm. Bamaey. Mrs. t ii Currey read a paper on "Musio and Songs for Child, ren." There waa a general diacuaaion on what kind ot .books are and are not good for children, nearly all pres ent making a short talk on this sub ject, hible Stories" was discussed aiao, and the subject el the teacbtug ot a -Santa Claaa" waa brought up The meeting w quite Well attended and proved one of general interest.' Mrs. C U BldweiL of Island City, distributed a nice box of home made saadlea among the : lad.es present which waa much enjoyed. ' Indian Suicides , David Wolf, an Indian allottee on the Umatilla reservation, is dead : by hia owu hand He waa looked In a cell at the Indian aohool at an early. hour Sunday morning because of hia Intoxicated condition. Later when Ira R Bam be r, industrial teacher at the aohool, went to the ooll to feed the man, he found Wolf suspended by his oetfk by means of a large ailk handker chief, i The body was cut down but life waa extinct. Pendleton O. ESI RAY NOTICE One black aayboked mare with white etar ia forehead . tiald animal bears Conleye brand, a circle V. A liberal reward will be paid for Its re turn or infomlatlon leading to Its re turn. Leave animal or iuformatloa at Joe Wood's livery barn at La Grande I or address Hllgard Lumber Co., Ull- garo, uregon. . Heart Fluttering Undigeetfldjood and gas .In .the stom ach located Just -below the heart, presses it an I cause heart palpltat ionr When jour heart troubles you In tbat way take Merbine for a few days. Voa will soon be all right, 6O0 Newlin Drug Co Notice of Stockholder's Mciting. Motios is hereby given that there wi be meeting of the etook holders of the La Grand Commercial Clkb Building A moo Ut km on There dsyereiunt, Febraary 8th, I9Q6, at tha hoar of o'clock, for tha purpose of alectinz offloers for the ensuing year, and for (he trmaiactloa of each other baeineas at may com before the atSeUog. '1 Wm. MILLER, Viae President -fJialO-rebo RED FRONT LIVERY BARN Wm. Smith, Prop, Safe and reliable rigs furn at all times. Special ac- comodationa furnished to commercial travelers, Phone. 3-6 WM, SMITH FEED STORE Hay, Gtain and feed. Free delivery to all parta ef the city. Mountain trade a specialty. Phone 1961 Friday evening, Jan. 27, by Mlaa Kath arine Trevltti, under the auspices of the Li O T M. Mlaa Trevitte oomee well reoom mended aa a Keolter and lmpereonator. The ahooting match In Imbler last 8atorday waa poorly attended owing to the weather. There waa great ex. cltement at times, however, owing to the baying end selling ot the winning scores. . The winning score lor a quart er of beet sold at a premium of two bits. The best 'scores were made with dioe. Last Saturday morning In the wee mall hours before sunnp, a horse be came impatient at the delay caused by bis master Indulging in the low mur mured eweet nothlnge of a lorer's good bye, and took French leave. The fur ious gait at which the horse and buggy tore through the etreeta of Imbler, rudely awakened many . ot oar staid, respected cltiten and caused them to eit up in bed wild eyed with wonder. The only loss, however, the young man of the buggy suffered was tbat of a few momenta of billing and ooolng, be cause of a harried leave taking to aeek tint iioree. -.-..' . Music Et P Tail the pioneer mueio teachor of Qraude Eonde Valley ia still la the ring. During my vacation I made it my business as well as pleasure to at tend conoerts, operas, and in fact every thing in my line ot business and I found tbat I as a teac'ier, and interpreter of musio and still in the front rank. Pupils who do not wish the full conservatory course may take the popular piano course. This plao ea the pupil in position to play the popular musio of the day, Church and 8uuday School musio. The Violin popular couise places the pupil in position t3 play sll kinds oi danoe musio as well as light over lures. Quite a number of musicians who have been under my insirujtion are now making good money as leaoh era and aoloisto. Pupils who are un der my o ire will be thoroughly In struoted in musio. . J. TAIT, teaober Correcting a Mistake Editor Observer: 1 notice you made a mistake in yes terday's Observer In extending ai in vitation to the general puolio to attan the Caledonian Reunion. This K eon ion is given by the Burn 'a Society of L Grande and is open to all who are membera ot this Society or who are eligible to beooine members. Any person can become a member who la a native ot Sootlaud or wboia a descend, ent of Sootch parents or who ia married to a Scotch husband or wife. The Society would be glad to entertain the general pablio If It mere possible to do so, bat there are about two hun dred members of the Society and those eligible to become members and this is about all the ttoclely can entertain. A oordial invitation ia exiedded to all persons eligible of becoming members as aoove set out. The only expense Is a dollar a year dues charged to the men, the women free. The does are 26d to cover the expense ot thla an noal reunion. 1 ours very truly. TURNER OLIVEtt, President, Cured His Mother of Rheumatism My mother has been a sufferer or many years from rneamatiem," Bays W ii lioward of Husband, Pennsylva nia. "At times abe was unable to move at all, while at times walking waa painful. I presented her with a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and after a few applications aha decid ed.it was the most wonders ul pain re liever abe bad ever tried, in fact, aha la never without it now and ia at all timea able to walk. An occasional ap. plication of Pain Balm keeps away the pain that ehe was formerly troubled with. For sale by Newlin Oru Co. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the Best Made Xn myopinion Chamberlain's Cough Hemedy la the beat made tor colds," eays Mrs. Cora Walker of Porterville, California. There is no doubt about its being the best. No other wUl pure a eold so quickly. No other ia so sure a preventative of pneu monia. No other la so pleasant and safe to take. There are good r asons why it should be preferred to any other. The fact is that few people are satisfied with any other after having once rued this remedy. r"or sale by Kewlln Drag Co. A Surprise Party A pleasant orprlse , party "may be given to your stomach and liver, by taking a medicine wbio will relieve their pein and discomfort, vlxt Dr KlngsNew Ufe Pilla. They are a moefc wonderful remedy affording aore oiief and cure for headache, dixzineaa nd cMuUpatlon. 25e at.... drag store wlia Urag Co Manufacturer of LUMBER LATH BOXES and Grande Ronde Lumber ', Co. ' PEKRT, OREGON. z Oreg0a ; Produce Co. 1 1 Phone 1761 Corner Jeffersoa Avenue IargeQt Packing House . Ia Eastern iOreon. Will Pay Apoles. 10 ;oPER OENT OFF : On ail cash purchase" of $1.00 or over, complete stock of meats poultry, lard, our owu cured breakfast bacon and hams a specialty. Phone 1601 " I. HARRIS We pay the highest market (price for hides, pelts, aud furs We manufacture Butter fiom sweet cream. Our butter is full weight aud guaranteed. Leave orders 1 Siaaia&errille Creamer. Ass'a f roTUK HON. COUNTY COURT OF UNION COUNTY, OttttQON We the andenigaed legal voters and residents of tna Frednct of Uilgerd, Unioa County, Ore ton, hereby reipectfuily petition your Hon. Court to grant to Holvenoii &tfcrarlanl a liceut to sell spirituous, malt or rluous liquors or fermented eider, ootamonlj koova as trd elder, tnlessa.iuntitlee Uun one gallon to the town of iillgard, la the preolnet of UUgard ia I Uaiuu County, Oregon, for a period of six montlu ' Ouiniaenoiaf t'ebruary 10, UUJ. Oated at Ullgard, Oregoo, OeoeinMr 10, 11104 John Tnompsoa Harry Wells CKBIasett QOarden WlihUltuiia KUotsU FredDuuey JUtt Ifarklc Uenry Love Oeo C Lee JasLuflcrtr JWKielly i r NlUey 8 B Beaaobamp V AMoOongall J D Casey Wm. bntieb D P Sewnu Frank BboJdstrom i B Bits Ueo. Rogers . Geo. BUaOhard fetLueey VK Moors Wm. Banks UA Eadrap JBUlllman JtUimu Ike Matheraoa La Well Fred Werner Chat. Baker W M He trick , EdThomptoa Ed Peterson ' Rudolph HarUe Frank Haniord i W Uoott QHMoaarry Mat andenon Ed Baling i T Holmes Harry French M C Kndiup BSboldetroa WUUamLaw Ueo.Teyto Taf Banklo CJohneon CS Hamer OU Livenoa Frank Moore F Maden George Barchett MCBorohett Clarence Long T J Roandtree - ' oc Farmer Notice is hereby given that we will on the 1st day of February DOS apply to the County Court of Union Coaaty, Uregon, at the' coot hooae for a license to sell spirituous, malt and vinous liqaors and IcrmenUd dder commonly known as hard elder la the town of Hllgard Unum county, Oregon, for a period T si months eommendag oa or about February 10 .& HOLVabVfcJif a JtcFAJUtAjti) " P () - CM La Grande, Oregon. and Green vrool Streets. J hesf ;;Oash1l1 . , LA GRANDER SCHOOL OF MUSIC PROP. DAV,.Wnciple.; WO UAT,,AlsMar4 Tola Is one of the beet mnsiaal In stitutions la the state. Oaring tno; tiji. iuiu kba 1 wm won ueari m vuli thousand lessons given. The people, la this city and valley are begin ) Ing to discover the treat advantage' 01 in is school. The system used is ue Utest and moat praotloal, and inomaea au ute utest dlsooverles in the art of teaching musio. The' scnooiia divided into two depart mental Mo. i is for beginner, from 5 years up, and taking id the 1st to ua grade. In thla department oupus.oome oneour every day. In No. 2 the gradea are from 8 to to. Jiere tney graaoate. rnpllx take one or.two leeaona a .week as they denlra. No aooolare SrUl be permitted-to remain in tola aohool wto do not study. Full Weight Guaranteed ; Wholesale and Retail deal ers iu Hy, Grain, Vege tables and Fruits Carload lots a Specialty V ' Lawson & Zundell Office in kilpatriok Bldj: Phone No 1113 TheJDiamond Cure t I ."I I . 1 . . 1 1 1 . ucauiKOBkjuowaJiruiuai axiM, u, I tney nave utsooverea a tdUmona. ear for eonsumption. If you fear oonaump tlon or.'pneumoniaV It wilt,v however, be bestjfor you to take that great rem edy mentioned by W T .MoOee, o Vanleer, Tenn. "I had alooagh, for fourteen years. Nothing lpd me. until I took Or Klnge New Dlaooverr for Consumption UoughSj and aOolda whioh gave Instant relief, and edji! permanent care." Uneaaalled quick cure, Ion Throat and j Lung Troubles. At the Newlin drag- store, prloe boo and , 91.00, guarantesd Trial boottle free.' Absolutely Harmlitss : The fault of giving children medi cine containing injurlona aubstanoea, is sometimes morel dleaeteroue than tbeilseaM from which tney ere suffer ing. Kvery mother should know that Chamberlain's Couth Bemedy la - per fectly lata for children to take. It contains nothing harmful and for coughs, colds and oroap is unsurpassed or swie oy new tin jjrnguo. , ;s , j : 5 cV i i i - - n hi 1 1 es.-v..lJk..-. .