Prolestsionnl
W. J. BISON ETT
KXPBRT ACCOUNTANT
Offloe with J.lWWlameon. La Grande
Pnt bookkeeper are assured satis
factory wsolta. PricM Enable
C. B. Cauthorn
DENTIST
Office Over HIU Dru2 8tor.
U Granie, Oregon
Dr. Y A CHARLTON
VETERINARY SURGEON,
Office at' A T Hill's Drug Store
La Grande, Oregon Phone 136J
Residence phone 701
Farmers' line 68
Malheur County Investmeut
For Investments In
MALHEUR COUNTY
Write to 0, T. McDANIEL
Ontario Oregon
Special Services at
Presbyterian Church
The Blbit reading at 3.-00 p. m. ye, our neighbors sod our God.
terday was fairly well attended. The j Beb 2-3 If we neglect and reject
sabject was "The Bock." " ' - salvation how ran we be eared? Christ
The meetilng lait night was well at- ! the door and be bide as enter In.
tended, though the Caledonian reunion There is bat one way for as to be
kept many sway. There were present saved, that la God's way aa ha has
Rev G A Parker, now of Kio-ln. ha mapped it out. What a wonderful
D. G. KELLEY,
Books posted and complicated ao
eoaats adjusted. Pen don papers a
specialty. Notary Publlo. Claims
against the government considered.
Oorreipondents sol lotted. . Address
DRS. BIGGERS & BIGGERS
Puyslolans and Surgeons
O W Blggers, M. D. Gsn. f. "'"-n, SI. 3.
Telephone Nos,
0006,021 Residence, 41
Offloe, Ralston Building over J. M. Berry's
Store, Resldc-v iw unison AVe. second
door west off u v..il. n,T, Dr.G. W. Bigger
La GRAM LIU - j - OREGON
Professional calls promptly attended To,
day or night.
DR. A. L. RICHARDSON,
Physician and Surgeon.
Offloe overHUl's Drag Btore,
Office Phone U6S ' Beddenoe Phoaf 1S5
1 Mint Saloon
CHAS, MELQUIST, Proprietor.
WINES, LIQUORS
AND CIGARS
Finest collections of stuffed
animals on the Pacific
L coast,
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led in prayer and Dr Ketchem, of 8a
lsm, now the 8unday School Mission -ary
of the Grand Bonds Presbytery.
Hs read the Scripture lesson from.
Titus i;
The text of sermon by Rev Needum
wes also taken from Titus 2-11 ; It is
needless to say it was splendid. People
can not but love such a godly man as
Bev Needum. The two beautiful and
touching aolos by Mr Powers 'Saving
Grace" and Saved by Grace," were
wonderful
Bev Needum said, "We have been
given onr salvation throogh grHcs, the
grace) of God. Christ has been 6,000
years unfolding to us the scheme of
graoe. Grace teaches. It teaches us
how to live In this present world. It
teaches us how to live for ourselves,
salvation 1 Mark 10 The son of man
came as a ransom far our sins. .Ws
were held by power ot the enemy.
Bat our elder brother left the throne ot
Glory and paid the ransom, that we
might be saved, by the Graoe of God.
It we would thus be saved God must
lay down his life foros. The Son of
God came between as and onr alns
and mads us free. Bow have you been
! treating thia blessed 8oa of God?
Every Child ol God Is saved throogh
graoe. Doing penance is not repent
ance Repentance aa learned from
God's word is, turning from sin, turn
lng toward God and staying turned.
' Fpheslans 2 8-9 Thanks be to God
that salvation throngh grace, Is a free
gift to every believing child
CATTLE IN
FINE CONDITION
Bull and Russell ar now feeding 370
head of cuttle at the sugar factory
stock yards and 1100 head ot sheep.
This has beeo an ideal year for feeding
beet pulp as at no. time has it been
frozen. Both cattle and sheep are now
consuming about 32 tons daily and are
in prime condition. This firm will
ship three cars of cattle to Portland in
a few days.
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Blue Front Saloon
E. THORSON, Proprietor.
FINEST
WINES, LIQUORS
I Imported and domestic
CIGARS.
Hot or cold lunch all hours
Jefferson Avenne Opposite Depot
sTsTsVsTsfFaWSTr
Palace Saloon :
CHAi, ANDERSON. Prop.
FINE
WINES, LIQUORS
AND CIGARS
Always on hand
Jefferson Avsnoe , Opposite Depot
fgsisi in iswaagwssa)Bsaisi .
THE
OXFORD PAR
JOHN BJEVER, Prop.
Complete assortment of
WINKS, LIQUORS
AND CIGARS
Mixed Drinks s Specialty Fir St.
Cold
Oranges
By Scripps News Association
Washington, Jan 28 Aooordlns to
thereporta of the weather bureau, it
is likely that the entire crop of
oranges In the northern part of Florida
Is destroyed by the cold wsve which
swept over that part of the state laat
night, and which even seriously affect
ed the trees themselves.; The temper
ature at Jacksonville was sixteen de
grees above sero snd that at Tampa,
was twenty two above. .
Storm Affects Traffic
By Scripps News Association
Boston Mass Jn 26 The traffio in
the New England states is still ser
lousy affected by the severity .of the
snow which baa swept over this psil
of the country. Ten inches of snow
has fallen, but the storm is now abet
ing. Four sohooners went ashore al
Cape Cod during the night.
Will Hang
THE LOUVRE
CHRIS WRIGHT. Prop.
FINE
Wlt'LS. liquors!
1 ClQflRS
I Gentlemen always Welcome
. Fir Street
I
Destroys
Murderer
(By Scripps News A ssociatlon)
Riobmood, Va Jan 26 The Su
preme Court of Appeals has denied
the appeal of ex-mayor Mol'ne of
Cbarlottsville who was convicted of
wife murder and was sentenced to
hang on the twentieth ot this month.
He has been respited by the Goer-
nor of the state until the tenth day of
February at which time hs will be
hung, i
Big Coliier Aground
By 8oripps News Association- -Woodshole.
Mass. JanSft tk b!
collier Georgetown is ashore on Nan
tucket Island today, snd Is In a very
dangerous position.
Water Consumers
Notice Is hereby given to all consum
ers of city water who are in arrears In
their rental that unless all dellnqulno
es are paid to the City Recorder by
three o'clock Tuesday, January 31,
1' 06, the water will be turned off of
the premises ot each ot such parties In
arrears until payment is made of
amount doe with one dollar In addition
tor the expenae ot taming water off
and on, in accordance wite Sec 28, Ord
No. 238.
Owing to the repairing ot the Re
corder's offioa the Recorder can be
found at Newlln Drug Co., where pay
ments are to be made from 9 to 11 :30
o'clock a in., and 1 to 3 o'clock p m
from 2Gth to 31st Inclusive of January
1905.
A L RICHARDSON, Chairman,
QE FOWLER,
' 8 AQARDENIER, ,
Water Committee.
Pleasant Party
Mr and Mrs Geo Ackles entertained
a lew friends last evening in honor of
Mr and Mr Fred Montgomery of
Rock Island Nebraska. Those pre
sent were Mr and Mrs Fred Mont
gomery, Mr and Mrs H O Montgo
mery, Mr and Mrs Clinton Haines,
Mr and Mrs A Thomas, Mr and Mrs
Ouy Frioe, and Miss Nellie Prion.
Games were played and light refresh
ments were served at nine o'clock and
a mofet delightful eveuing was spent
hy ell.
MARRIED
BLODGETT O'BRYANT Married
' at the Blue Mountain House, Wed
nesday evening at 5 P. M. by the
Rev.E B.Hays of the Presbyterian
church Mr. J T Blodgett and Mrs.Alice
O'Bryant. After-the wedding ceremony
the family and invited guests were in
vited out to the dinning room to din
ner. The happy couple le't on the eve
ning train for Portland and Taooma,
and other ooaet cities.
BORN
PALMER In this oity Saturday Jan.
21 1905 to Mr and Mrs Vinson Pal
' mer a daughter.
Miss Mlonie Thompson was operated
upon today for appendicitis by Drs
Bacon and Smith and at last accounts
ia resting as well as could bs expected
Her case was a serious one, but is not
now considered dangerous.
Wade Arraigned
Pendleton, Jan. 26.-0 B Wade,
bankrupt and former cashier of the
First National bank of Pendleton, was
arraigned before Justice of the Peaos
Thomas Fits Gerald at 6 o'clock yes-'
terdey afternoon on two criminal
charges larceny by bailee and forgery.
Hs waived preliminary examination
in each instance snd is hsld under
bonds aggregating t5500.
SENATOR'S DAUGH
TER MARRIES
(By. Scripps News Association) -Washington
Jan 26 The marriage of
Miss Helen Francis Warren, the
daoghter of the 8enator from Wyom
ing, to Captain John J Pershing, the
"Hero of Mlndanoa," took place at
noon today in the church Epiphany
The President has appointed Cspt.
Pershing .the Military Attaches at
Toklo.
SEALED PR OPOSALS
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned will receive sealed propo
sals for the superintendency and main
tenance of the county poor farm and
the boarding and care of cue county
paupers for the insueing year, accord
ing to specification now in the office
ol M. a. Harrison , County Judge of
Union -County, state ol Oregon, to be
had upon application. Said proposal
to be made in writing and to be fild
with the Connty Clerk ol Union Coun
ty, bta'e ol Oregon , cn or before the
first day of February, 1905. The roun
ty oourt of the oounty ol Union, state
of Oregon, reserves the right to reject
sny or all proposals. Dated this
twentylifth day of January, 1905.
J. B. Gilliam, oounty clerk of D nion
County State ol Oregon.
. Booth Looses
Yesterday 'Jadge Eakln handed
down hia decision In the oaae .wherein
Sam Booth sued Farms) s & Traders
National Bank for soma twenty on
or two thousand dollars. The J case
received bearing .at the December
term ol court and was decided yester
day in the chambers, After present
ing bis findings of fact, Judge Eakin
deolded that the action should be dis
missed and the oets .charged to the
plaintiff
fire Destroys Homes
(By Scripps Nsws Association)
Sew York Jan 26 A fire early this
morning destroyed fifteen frame
bouses on Canlmwell Ave., The Bronx
and rendered over one hnndnd persons
homeless, (hose who were lx)ters by
the fire suffered aevarly from tbs bit
ter cold,
GERMAN SINGERS
ATTENTION
Todays news today, when yoo
read tire Observer.
SUMMONS
m tbs Circuit Court of the Stat ot Oregon for
Union Connty ,
La Grand Investment Company,'
ia priTau Gorporouon. i
flaintlK
10 Walton,
uaieutuuii
To J. C, Walton, Defendant,
In the name of the State of Oregon 70a ar
hereby required to appear and answer the com
plaint Sled against you in the above entitled
action on or before Tuesday, the 7th day ol
February, rDQj, and if you fall to So appear or
answer tor want there", the plaintiff will take
judgment against you tor the sum of $75.00, to
get her with interest thereon at the rats of tan
peroeut per annum from January' 80th rOOi,
until paid, and tha further sum of $30.00, a rea
sonable attorney's fee, and for the plaintiff's
costs and disbursements of this action.
This Summons ia published In the La Grands
Observer by virtue of an order of tne Hon. B.
Eakin, Circuit Judge of the State of Oregon for
Union Oounty, duly made and entered at La
Grande Oregon December S3, 1901, and the first
publication to be December 23, 190, and the last
publication to be February 3rd, 11)05.
W. B. SARGENT,
v ' Attorney for Pla mil
Many people who are neglecting
symptoms of kidney trouble,
hoping Mk will wear away," are
drifting towards Bright's Disease,
which Is kidney trouble la one of
Its worst forms.
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All German singers are Invited to
meet st the tailor rooms of AH Mar
quardt on Adams ave. (or the purpose
of forming a singing olub. Every lady
and gentleman in the oity who singe
In German la lnvlt. d to attend at four
thirty next Sunday afternoon.
JOHN ANTHON f, Pres.
HENRY & CARR
FUHERfU DIRECTORS
LICEJIJED EHBILMERS
Lady assistant. Galls answered day and night,
Phone No. C81. .
J. C. Henry, residence 664 ;
J. J. Carr, residence 386 La Grande Oregon
PTon .inexperienced bnyert
. cannot inake misUk"e
when they order onr La Grande
Creamery Butter It is always
pare, delicious and 'pleasing;
will add a relish to "any well
cooked meaU
La Grande Greamery Go
o;ary rablic , Insaranow
Money to Loan
Representing the.Equitable divings &!Loan Asso
ciation of Portland,)r.( the strongest, safest & most
reliable.institution on the Pacific coast, under State
supervision. LoanSjtnade short or lung time to suit,
WU. GRANT, Agent
City property for sale.
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tops Irregularities, strengtheaa
the urinary organs and builds up
the wora-out tissues of the kid
neys so they will perform their
functions properly. Healthy kid
neys strata out the impurities
from the blood as it p a s s e
through them. Diseased kidneys
do not, and the poisonous waste
matter is carried by the circulation
to every part of the body, causing
dissiness, bsckache, stomach
trouble, sluggish liver, irregular
heart action, etc.
If vou have anv ilcns ef Kidnev
or Bladder trouble commence tsk-
Ing FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURB
at once, as it will cure a slight dis
order in a few days and prevent
a fatal malady. It is pleasant to
take and benefits the whole system.
How to Find Out
You can easily determine if your kid
Beys are out of order by setting aside
tor 24 hours a bottle of tberurine passed
upon arising. If upon examination it
ts cloudy or milky or haa a brick-dust
sediment or small particles float about
In it, your kidneys are diseased, and
FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURB should be
taken at once.
Q. B. Barhana TeetlflM altar
Four Tear.
a a Ssrtsss sfOsrstls Carter. R. t, avltssi
ED. EATON,
Experienced Piano polisher and wood finisher.
Bar fixtures and Bank furnitvre and all stain imitations a
specialty. Remodeling and repairing. All kinds of boost
I furniture polished and repaired. All work gaaranteJ,
Leave orders al Staokland A McLaohlea, Phone 514
HIM II tWtS.VSIMI 1
MRSsW
BLOCKLAND BROS
Island City, Oregon
Breeders ofj BERKSHIRE and POLANOOHINA
swine. -' v
u We now have eight young bucks, pore bred, Gota
wold and shropshirea, ready for. service, anyone need
ing choice bucks, should see these to appreciate them
Young stock always on: hand, and .always glad to
have yon call and see our hogs, as we breed .them for
the Farmer, and ask you to compare our paioes before)
buving some where else.
When you want GOOD PRINTING
Call Phone No. 1371
Printing
That
'About four Tears aao I wrote rem statlntttM
I bad been entirely eured of a aerce kidney
trouble br taklns less than two bottleaol Folers
TCliloey Cure. It sntlrsly slopped the brisk
Sit sediment and pals and symptoms of kidney
disease disappeared. I aia clad to say that I
have neenr bad a return of any of those at aap
soma durlns the four years that have elapsed,
and I am evidently cured to stay eured, ao
heartily recommend Foley's Kidney Curs ts soy
aae suflartnc f rum kidney or bladder troakie,"
Tare Slsea, SOe aae) 100.
A:T. HILL, Druggist
Satisfies
fir here is a difference
" between printing
that "will do" and that'
which is the kind you
really want.
We make a specialty
of pleasicg, as we have
the equipment with
which to produce good
printing and printers,
who understand the art
of printing.
, There it no order too
small or too large to
receive our careful
attentions .
We print anything
from posters to visiting
cards.
THE OBSERVER