RED FRONT UVERY BARN
wm. imith, Prop,
Safe and reluble rigs furn.
at all times. Special ac
comodations famished to
commercial IrsTelers,
Phone. 3-5
WM, SMITH FEED STORE
Hay, Giain and feed. Free
delivery to all parts ef the
city. Mountain trade a
specialty. Phone 1981
The kind your mother
used to make. Baked
every day and deliver
. ed at your home. Why
not buy the best when
it costs no more .
f.lMKOULl T0W1. FS011J111
prompt attention given
Hint Saloon
CHAS, MELQU1ST, Proprietor.
'WINES, LIQUORS J
AND CIGAfiS j
finest collections of stuffed I
animals on the Pacific I
coast, li
ciimimiiinnninn
Blue Front Saloon
E. THOMSON, Proprietor.
FINEST
WINES, LIQUORS
Imported and domestic
CIGARS
Hot or cold lunch all hours
Jefferson Avenue Opposite Depot
WiHHIHMmHMH
Palace Saloon
CHAS, ANDERSON, Prop.
FINK
WINES, LIQUORS
AND CIGARS
Always. on hand
Jefierson Avenue
Opposite Depot
THE
OXFORD MR
JOHN BIEVER, Prop.
Complete amortment of
WINES, LIQUORS
AND CIGARS
Mixed Drink a Specialty Fir St
THE LOUVRE
CHRIS WRIGHT. Prop.
FIN I
WINES LIQUORS
Gentlemen always Welcome
fir Street I
Eagle Saloon
ULRICH LOTTiS, Prop.
FINS
WINES, LIQUORS
and CIGARS
Lunches are our specialty
Jeffereon Avenue, Opposite depot
A Surprise Party
A pleasant ear prise JipartyTmay be
given to yoar stomach and liver, by
taking a medicine whio will relieve
their pain and discomfort, vis; Dr
King's New Ufa Pills. They are a
most wonderful remedy affording sure
lief and curator headache, dlasiness
nl constipation. 35o at.... drugstore
Sp
ecial Services at
Presbyt
The Bible Reading yesterday alter
noon wu Terr interesting. The sub
ject "Jesoe Chi let the Greet High
Priest, m typified by Aaron." The
aonse was well filled.
The evening meeting wu splendid
The house wu crowded, and inteieet
seems to be growing
There were preeent paetore. and
Christian workere tram various pUcee:
DrHolt, of Portland, Dr Ketohum,
Rev 8nlder,' Ret Barton end Rev
Parker. Bar Snider U the preeent
Modetator of the Synod of Oregon.
nnonG the
CHURCHES
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
John E. Page, 1st Beadei.
The Ohrietlan 8olenoe aervlcee at
the home of J 8 Page old town every
Sunday at 11 a. m. All are oordially
Invited.
LATTER DAT SAINTS
Sunday School 10a. m
Regular aervioea p. m
Mutual Improvement Aeeoolatlon
meets conjointly at J S3H p. m.
S. iamn&a GPISOOPALOHUBOH
Upton H Oibbt, rector
Fourth 8uodey alter the Epiphany
Souday School
Holy Oomm union
Evening prayer
Morning Servioe -
Monday Jan SO
Vestry Meeting
Thursday Feb S
10 am
8am
7 :30 p m
11 a m
7t30 p m
Feast of the Beoipioation of St
the Virgin Holy Communion
Mary
10 am
OATHOLIO CHUBOH
W. J. Whyte, Boo tor
Mace every Sand sy 8am 11am
Rotary and Beoediotion following 11
a cn mate.
Mess on week days 8 a m
FBE8B YTERI AN OH JBOH
Rev E B Hays, pastor
Sunday School 10 a m
Preaching tomorrow 11 a m and 7:30
also 3pm
There will be speoisl servioes oon
duo ted by Rev Thomas Needbem
Evangelist of Philadelphia and Mr
Clifton Powers Tenor Soloist of New
York City.
All invited
N M.E.CHDROH.80UTH
O B Crockett, pastor
Sunday 8obool 10:15 a m
" Preaching ' 11 a m 7:39 p m
Morning ''The Ideal Church"
Evening "The Mind of Christ"
All Invited
CENTRAL CHURCH of CHRI8T
OPPOSITE SUMMER HOU8E
0 H King Minister 1308 P 8t
Bible School 10 AM
Morning Worship 11 A M
YPSOE meetiqg 6:4) pm
Evangelistic servioe 7:30 pm
Mid-week eervice Wed 7:30 p m
A cordial invitation to all
Two New Battleships
( By Sorippe News Association)
Washington Jan 17 The boose
committee ou Naval Affairs today
adopted a program of naval construe
tinn, calling for two battleships of
sixteeo tboosaod tons. The adminia
tration program called for three battle
ships.
Warns Strikers
By Scrip News Association
Eornada, Jan 27 The Govenor to
day leaned another proclamation,
further warning tbe strikers not to in
dulge in violence, and promlelng
assistance and peace to the working
men.
RET I
We are closing out
furniture absolutely at
from busines. This b
sale Come in before v
E. ANDROSS
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
erian Church
He epoke a tow worde of gi eating
end eheer to the people. Scripture
Reeding and text waa John 19-30.
Rev Nee do me sermons even grow better
and more powerful each evening and
he le reaching the beerta of the people
Much tntereet ia being ' manifested.
Tbe two toaching eoloe by Pro.
Powere, "II Any lien Ihlret, Let Him
Come" and 'Looking at Too.," were
enng with the powerful feeling that is
Mr Powers'. Bach beautiful einging
ie creating a deep tntereet to the meet-Inge.
iurandc
Ronde
Apples
The OQMtlnn
Orchards in this vicinity haa been
dleoaeeed In all its phaeee daring the
last few years, and will continue to be
diecuasod, for la reality each fruit
farm ia a different eolation as they
all differ aa the care of the orchard
I while young and the difference of
'opinion aato the varietlee and the
amoanta realized therefrom.
Mr Wm Hall, of May Park and
often called the father of that territory,
now one net work of trait farms, from
the fact that he waa the first to realize
the qualitiee of the soil and s,t oat en
orchard.
This year he eold his winter apples
to the Oregon Prodace Co for wbiob
be received 1500 This of ooarse does
not represent by any means the total
income Mr Hall deiived from his ten
acre fruit farm, for he grows large
quantities of smell fruits and berries
which he markets here in the oity. It
is a perfectly aafe atatement that Mr
Hall reoeivee more from hie ten acre
fruit farm than many who have 125,000
invested at 8 per cent. Figuring from
thie atandpoiut what ia Mr Hall's fruit
farm worth.
Grande Boode apples are mating a
great record thlr year. The facts are
this has been a hard season to place
apples from the reason the
outside
markets have been overloaded with
Inferior and cheap, (rnit. Notwith
standing this handicap the Oregon
Produce Co have ahipped sixty cars of
cboioe apples and the various markets
they have entered ie surprising, some
to the Atlantic oosst, to' California,
several cars to the Pnillipines and a
few shipment to Honolula.
These oars contained from 600 to 760
boxes each 'averaging about $425,
amounting to 125,600, of coarse this
doee not represent their total seasons
shlpmente for they still have their
large basement and upper floora filled
with Grand Bonde beauties which they
are packing and shipping Just aa faat
as they oan secure cars and markets.
Where ever our frntt has gone the
buyers are anxious to secure more like
It as faat aa their trade can ue It.
1905 Fair Flyer
Arrangements are being made for a
solid Pullman train of 10 cars between
Chicago and Portland after May 1st
for the purpose of eocomodating the
tourist and Lewie and Clark fair
trafflo to the coast.
This train will be run by way of
Ogden and will be known es Lewis and
Clark flyer. This will be the finest
train reaching tbe cout on any line
and preparations are being made to
send tbe 8bort Line end O E A N ex
tra enginee also. : "
Todays news today, when you
read tbe Observer.
R I NGi
our entire stock ot
m
cost and will retire
a bonifide closing out
the stock is broken
Phone 9-1
Residence Phone 36 .
1202 Adams Ave
Professional
W. J. BISON ETT
SXPBRT ACCOUNTANT
Offloe with J.T.Williamson. La Grande
Parties wishing the eerviees of a com
petent bookkeeper ere eae ied satis
factory reeulte. Pricee reasonable
C. B. Cauthorn
DENTIST
Offlee Over Htll Drus8torw
La Grande, Oregon
Dr. P A CHARLTON
VETERINARY SURGEON,
Office at A T Hill's Drug Store
La Grande, Oregon Phone 1361
Residence phone 701
Farmers' line 58
Malheur County Investment
. For Investments In
MALHEUR COUNTY
Write to 0, T..McDANIEL
Ontario .Oregon
D. 0. KELLEY,
Books posted and complicated ao
couuta adjusted. Fen don papers a
specialty. Notary Publio. Claims
against the government considered.
Correspondente solid ted. Address
Luck box 613
DRS. BIGGERS & BIGGERS
Ptiysieians and Burgeons
O W Bigger, M. D. fw f. iz. Z.
Telephone Noe,
Offloe, 1S21 - Residence, 41
Offloe, RaUtojj Building over J. M. Berry's
Store. Residence on Madison Ave. second
door west of former residence, Dr. G. W. Blggeri
La GRANDE - - OREGON
Profession! calls 'promptly attended to,
day or night.
DR. A. L. RICHARDSON,
Physician and Surgeon.
. Cffioe over HUl's Drag Store,
Office Phone 136S Besldenoe Phone IV
Dixie
Report
i Untrue
SorippejNewa Association
Washington Jan 27 The offloisls of
the Navy Department today deny that
( the report is true that the Dixie has
been ordered to go San Domingo
with five hundred msxfew in order to
quell the outbreak thereV The Dixie
h s, however, , been ordered to the
Naval station at Gaantanlmo, Cuba,
with two hundred marines, and will
sail tomorrow from Colon. Neverthe
less it Is admitted that the Depart
ment is apprehensive cf an outbreak
in 8an Domingo city.'
Weber
U.;.J.
tMiiviuruer
Trial
(By Sorlppa News Aeeoolatlon) .
Auburn, Cel., Jan'. 27. Only two
jurymen bave.been accepted la the
Weber murder case up to noon today.
These jurymen are V J Wall, a fruit
grower of Cold Bun, and T W Berrey.
Ten talesmen ' were examined title
morning, eight of the number being
excused for oaose, and some for the
reason that they had formed an opin
ion, and others onacoount of being op
pose.! to capital ' puniehment, , where
tbeevldenoe was purely circumstantial.
The dafeudsnt aeemed extremely In
terested In the examination of the
talesmen, and when one ot them says
that he bae formed an opinion, a sick
ly smile spreads over hie face .
Japs' Attack Repulsed
By Sorippe News Association
London, Jan. 27. A dispatch from
Manchuria saye that the Japanese are
inspired by the newe of the Uuseian
Internal trouble, and that they re
sumed aotlvitiet Jan. 26, attempting
to force baok the right wing of Euro
patkin'sarmy from Uuo river. Tbe
fight still continues, and It is reported
that the attack baa been repulsed, and
that a ooonter attack resulted in the
loss to the Japanese of a village pre
viously occupied.
Stewart Gets Plum
By BurlppaNews Association
Washington, Jan. 27, The nomine
tlon of Geo. K Stewart as postmaster
at Seattle, Wash., wee Bent to tbe
United States Senate today.
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HENRY
J FUHERU
UCEt-JCb
Lad assistant. Oalls
. Phone
J. 0. Henry, residence 664
J. J. Oarr, residence 383
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Notary Publio . Insurance)
Money to Loan
Representing, the Equitable darings & Loan Asso
ciation of Portland, Or., the strongest, safest & moat
reliable .institution on tbe Paciflo coast, under Stat
supervision. Loansjmade sbort or long time to suit.
Wli.Gmr, Ageat
City property forssale.
eseeeo
BLOCKLAND BROS
IslaadjCity, Oregon
Breeders of" BERKSHIRE and rOLANOOHlNT
SWINE. -- . ' " V
:jV7o uwr hare eignt young buots, pare bred. Oots
wold and sbropsbires, ready for service, anyone meed,
in oboioe backs, should see these to appreciate then
Young stock always on hand, and .always glad to
have you call and see our hogs, as we breedthem for
the Farmer, and ask you koootnpare our paioos before
bUTins; some where else.
UJGrande
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ED, EATON,
.: Experienced Fiano polisher and wtod finisher..
Bar fixtures and Bank furnitvre and all stain imitations a
specialty. Remodeline and repairing. All kinds of house
I furniture polished and repaired. All work guaranted, j
LeaTe orders at Staokland
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When you want GOOD PRINTING
Call Phone No. 1371
Printing
That
Satisfies
THE OBSERVER
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bnyers
cannot
make a mistake
when they order our La Grande
Creamery Butter It is always
pure, delioioui and pleasing;
will add a relish to any well
cooked meat
Creamery Go
& MoLaohleo, Phone Hi
' aw
sTphere is a difference
between printing
that "will do" and that
wnicn is tne sand you
really want.
We make a specialty
of pleasing, as we hare
the equipment with
which to produce good
printing and printers
who understand the art
of printing.
There is no order too
small or too large to
receive our carelul
attention.'
We print anything
from posters to visiting
cards.
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