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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1905)
i 14 ! I li; v t 5 i .'-v I ..:! . i 1 i 1 '"J"i"" ' fep 'I : ; f WILL 1 llf . . ... t f baying Furniture, Carpets mid House Furnishings where Y'uicaa get more for a dollar than a dollar will boy elsewhere J 5 Iron Beds 12.75 to $12 00 Brussels carpet, 65c per yard ' A il wool Ingrains 62? per yard 4 wool union 38c per'yard Brussels Ingrain 80c per yard E. G. ADCOOK Saccersor to E. Andross. And roes Old stand Phone 9-1 My Picture Frames , Mouldings, Plate Rail room mouldings shades and Curtain Fixtures. J 'dure framing, hand made l-rtque shades. Oval Bevel Mat Ciuitine a specialty. I have the tn ly Oval Bevel machine in Ui.ion county. Frank Harris Audross old stand Phone 9-1 Lodge Directory. t. OLKH L Uranrle Airie so F O hi meeU tvory Hundaj nljht lu K oi P ball at S p in i9iLinir urathoru tnvitad 1 altn'L J a. Jrialott, W. P. T. H. Ullbam, W. 8. : KXIREHTEBH Of A II KUICA Oonrt Mai Marion, No 2t mccM each Tuesday In Klk liaU. Urotaere are invilea to atteaa. Al Heleoer Chief Eanger. t aadorpool KeeHeo. . i O O 9 La Grande Lodro. No 16 treat thalt ball every Halurday nllit. VUlUug u.iu ' o ta eucdiaUy IBTitcd to attend. U. W. itobertaoo, N U K. Snook, Bee. IT AH KNt-AMPMlSNT No 31. I. O. O. K. ii eeU eTery Brw and third Tuaradaye tn the Monin In Udd rellowa null. V tailing pain- er-'h mwwva welcome tv auooa, t- r. dmond Hoblnaon.Bftbe A. K. A A.M. La Qrande Lodge a. 41. meets every 1st and 3rd Batur- uy oi eacn montn. A O Williams Seo, 0 DUuilmaa W. M Aril KRN STAR O B Hope Chapter No l lueet the eecona ana ronrtn wenoesaay ot u utoatn al r-M a m tu m atonic iciupie lira Clara 1 i,yle, W M Mary A Warniek. deo - M. W.A. La Grande tamp Wo. 7703 mccta (very firat and third Wedn aday of the Dionlhatl. O.O. K. Hall. All Visiting nelrh-- to a are corulally Invited to attend. O. Keislend, V. C. John Hall, Cleric. : Health M.?nns the abilitr to do a (rood day's work, without undue fatiirne and to i ml life worth living, sou cannot have Indication or constipation with out it upsetting the liver and pollut intr tho blood. Suoh a condition may be best and Quickest obtained by ller- bii.e, the best lifer regulator that the world has ever known. Mrs. u w Smith writes, April 3, 1902: use 1 1 . r bine, and find It the best medioine lor constipation and regulating the liver 1 have ever used.' Price 60 cents yo-lln Drug Co mmm YOU Ifymir tickets rrad over the Deliver and Rio Urantle Railroad, t.i "Ucenle Line ol the world" BEOAUSK 'I'oere are so many eoente alt act tn end polntaof iutereHt Klong the i'ie tereen Oaden and Denver I bat tut tt M never becomes Ureaotne If yon are matton an rolna eaat, write tar affir mation and set a pretty book mat will tell you all I about It W C McBRIDE, Agent, 124 Third 8t. P&rtlard Oregon VVVaffWIIMKWI May Indict Also In The District Court Waahlngton, Peb. 04. -Attorney Heaey and secret agent Earni are to day ia consultation with Attorney Gen eral Moody la regard to having In dlctmanta found ia tba Dlrtrict coorta agaloat Mitchell, Hermann and Will Whist Party .1 Mrs Frank Lilly entertained Frank Lilly number of friends at Whist at her home yesterday afternoon. Mrs H 'O Grady winning first and Mrs M L Causey second prises The score oardt were la ink drawings by Mrs Lilly all having the picture of a baby In differ ent positions. Mrs Lilly also com posed the following little verses wbioh were on ber invitations, proving that she is o nslderable of a "poet: "On Tharday afternoon at two Most hsppy I will be 11 you Will please accept my invitation . And join with me in recreation "Whist we will play, and while at table, Will try and see if we are able To keep the rule the name implies And Whist! our talk as the moment flies. . Then we will quickly count our score And banish ah 1st to further hours Let conversation reign supreme, Where - woman is acknowledged Queen" Those present were: Meadames, Keavis, Molitor, ttoss, Andrews, Mosby, Alkine, Alilison Kiddle, Slater, Causey, Grady, Ash, Gulling, Moore, T N Murphy; Richard son, Moldsn, Bock. Miss EdnaBohilke. An Interesting Relic Russet W. Gross who now resides in this city, yesterday brought to this oity a bead collar which he made while a prisoner in Libby prison during the three months which ha was held pris oner in that, the greatest of southern prisons. The collar is a handsome pieci of work and represents many hours of careful snd painstaking work.! Is i a valuable ratio and will ha treasured by the family during gene- ntlnn,tnimii. Mr flrrua aa m ami. r dier in the Union army during (our years of that most awful struggle ,nd was captured at the battle of Port Re public June the seventh 18C2 and re mained a prisoner exactly three moutns'to a dsy. He was a member of Co. 0 twentynintb Ohio Infantry. BEES FOR SALE The undersigned has eight stands of Italian bees whioh he will dispose of at reasonable price If sold at once. These are all good strong and healthy coliniea and . will surely thrive if given proper attention U O Thomason La Grande Oregon Residence Fourth street Old Town M 2 DA W When you want GOOD PRINTING Call Phone No. 1371 Printing ! That Satisfies THE OBSERVER lamaoa. This procedure ia a posslbll ity in tha eaaaa of Senator Mitchell and Congressman Williamson, and It la atatad that It will be a certainty In the ease of Representative Herman a on the charge of destroying poblio records. At Central Church. The main room and side room were filled last night to bear Evangelist Ooombe upon "Whit the Chorea of Chi 1st teaches." About thirty five people have come oat on the Lord's side daring these meetings. Tonight the Evaogellat will give a Bible Reading on "The Unpardonable Bin." The subject tor sermon Is "The Devil la white." A number of persons will be baptised today by the pastor O U King on Batardsy the subject for ser mon will be The Five Kingdoms.' Its p m Sunday Mr Coombs will preach to womsnonly. Found Not Guilty (UyScrlppe News Association llutler Mo Feb 24-The jury la the case of Charles Krata, charged with boodling while a member of the St Louis city council, returned a verdict early this morning of not guilty. s Butler, Mo Juror Evilsizer In the Kratz case tcday said, "We acquitted me aeienaant (principally Deoause we did not place much credence In the testimony of the State's witnesses" The Circuit Attorney expressed great surprise and chagrin at the outcome of the case. THE DIFFERENCE IN MEDICAL SCHOOLS The first cardinal difference between Osteopathic and all other medical ! reasoning can be explained right at this point. The old-school diagnosis eDPnM,ZM the importance of each of ' " varying and perhaps evanesoent 1 A a . . . . l7"Pw. accruing so siignt i Variation, OOUStTUCtS and niuea amareut uiaeases. at literally Constructs disease out of aymptons, and therefore regards, tn the main, the symptom as ths disease. It nraFihas drugs to combat and ohange these symptoms It therefore "doctors symptoms instead of causes. The Osteopath in hi original way seeks ont,the oaue, which he finds in moot all cases to be anatomical Over coming the cause is Osteopathic treat ment. Iron Workmen Strike By Hcrlpps News Association St Petersburg Feb 24-The strikers who went out today Included tbe em ployees of the Stiloff Iron Works. sTThere it a difference betweeu printing that "will do" and tha which in the kind you really want. We make a specially of pleaaiug, as we have 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. Wf print anything from posters to visiting cards. Thirty One Escape ByBcrlppe News Association Klshineff Feb 24 The trial of thirty one Christians, chanted with the murder of Jewe daring the rlota here last year, wete completed today. Nine of the prisoners were acquitted, and twenty one were sentenoed to an Im prisonment of one month each. Under the Czar's amnesty manifesto, these twenty two escape punishment. Court Issues Mandate By Sorippi News Association Lincoln Neb Feb 24 Te Supreme Ocnrt today Issued a mandate' to the Omaha District Court to order the extradition of Tom Delison the noted Omaha policy king and political boss, to Iowa for trial on the grounds of complicity in the famous Pollock dia mond robbery for wblch Fradc Phcr oliffas served a trm in tha peoittn BASKET BALL AT BAKER TONIGHT The membeis of the La Qrande High School Basket Ball team It ft tbis morning lor Baker City where they ill p'.ay a gm tonight with the them of the BakT Higti School. The line up is at follows. Miss Blanche Mo Murray being the Captain of tbe team : Center Blanche MoMurray Forward Hstlie McMurray . and Nell Young Gusrds Ethel Gulling "V and Grace Hopper Substitutes , Bonnie Forrest, and Lula Wilson. . ' pDoaoh George Hansoo GENERAL DIRECTORY Theodore Roosevelt. . . , CbarleaW Fairbanks. President Vice President John 11a jr, Secretary of htate ifVi M Huaw.. Secretary of rreanury W 11 Taft Secretary of War B Hitchcock.. Secretary of Interior Paul Morton Secretary of Navy James Wilson .Secretary of Agriculture Win. H Moody Attorney General Robt J Wynne.. Post Master General Melville W Fuller Chief Justice Victor II Metoalf. Secretary Uommero U 8 Pension Commissioner ..; W 8 lilt hards U 8 Land Commissioner.. Eugene Ware P08TOFlCfc) G M Kiohey Post Master Ad Uilbam Assistant KIGUTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Rubett ICakin Jde Lroy Liomax Uistrtot Attorney US LAND OFK1CU A A Roberta.. Receiver K W Davis Keitiftter U U WEATHER BUREAU W A Worstell Observer STATE! OF OREOuN j"ts. a ois. iZuHiSli US Senators Bintrer Herman.. Congressman 1st Dist J N Williamson.. Congressman 2nd Dist Geo. fiChamberlaiu Uovernor P I Dunbar ..Secretary of titate (J 3 Moore State Treasurer J 11 Ackerman bapt Public Inciruotion J R Whitney Htate Printer A M Crawford Attorney General C K Woiverton ) K 8 Bean .....Supreme Judges K A Moore Oswald West.. Agent State Land Board O B Bellinger U H Dist JuJe YV P Mathews ...U S Marshall DM Dunne. Collector Internal Revenue John Uall U Dist Attorney JOINT SENATOR Walter M Pierce, between Umatilla, Union and Morrow. P A McDonald, Union and Wallowa representative; N OMcLeod. JOINT REPRESENTATIVE Jsy Dobbin, between Union and Wal lowa. COUNT? OFFICERS MA liarriaoo Judge James B Uilbam Clerk CO Pennington Sheriff u 11 Proctor Kecoriler Jas.U. Morton Assessor John Frawley Treasurer B El Bragfl....8obo .uperintenrient Arthur Curtis. Surveyor J U Henry Coroner L.A GRA DEI PRKCINT John K Uoogb Justice of Peace J II MoLachlin Constable CITY OFFICERS J D Slatei, Mayor COUNCILMEN W II Bohneukamp, G E Fowler. 8 A Gardinler, J W Kennedy, L, D Keavis, A li Riobardson. L Rayburn Marshal -r) F Wade Deuty ii arohal Chester P Newlln Recorder E J Walsh Treasurer J W Knowles City Atty II (1 Glltnan.... Water Huperintendent Fred Bynhorst.. Street Superintendent LA GRANDE SCHOOL DISTRICT Directors Geo Hanson, chairmen; Uenry Voung t 8 Ivanboe, F Kilpatriok, David Kay. A O Williams Clerk 11 J Hookenberry.... Superintendent PROFESSIONAL CARDS PHYSICIANS DR. A. L RICHARDSON. Physician and Surgeon. 10) oc over UlU'i Dm Btore. OfUce Pbooe U4 Reeldeaoe Pboae VA N. MOLITOR. M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Corner Adams eveaue and Depot HC Office Phone U Kealdeoot Phone (HI WILLARD SMITH PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON riione Til Lewli building, opposite Hommer Hooae OfflM Houra, I to 1, 1 ia . BACON & HALL, YSIC1ANS AND SURGEONS Office la Foley building, Phone list C. T. Baoou, Raaidenoe Phone I1M M . K. Hall, Residence 2121 DhS. BIGGERS & BIGGERS Physicians aud Surgeons Q W Blaxors, M. D. Geo, U Blssers, II. U Telephone! Office 11 Kesldenoeil Q(Qoe' Kulnton Building over J. M. Berry's Stoie. kealdenoe ou Medlaoa Ave, aecoad door weelof 'ormer ratldenoe, Or. U. W. Diggers Lk GRANDE - OREGON ProTesiionel oalli promptly aUended to dajr or uWh DENTISTS REAVIS BROS. DENTISTS. Oliloi Buramet Building . Office t'bone 5-1 Kealdenoe P hone 117 C. B. Cauthorn. DENTIST Office) Over Hill DrunI.Btore La Granle, Oregon R. l. LINCOLN DENTIST Up Dtnlra, Cor Adams avenu and Depot HU Phone yS VETERINAAY SURGEON Dr. I' A CHARLTON VETERINARY SURGEON; OUice at A T Hill's Drug Store Lu Qrande, Oregon Phone 1361 Residence phone 701 Farmers' line 58 . ATTORNEYS CKAWF0RD & CRAWFORD Attorneys-at-Law LA O RANDS, v OKKQON ortlee In Hointner iulldln(. J. W. KNOWLES Attorney and Counsellor At Law Office in Ralaton Building l'liouel56 ., ' La Qrande Or. , H. T. Wllllnma . a. C. Williams WILLIAMS BROS. ATTL'OIiN EV8-AT.LAW Ortt ID IUltO0 Building Phone 1O5S '- la Qrande, Or. ACCOUNTANTS W. I. BISON ETT KXPICRT ACCOUNTANT . OUioe with J. T. Williamson. La Grande Parties wishing the serviees of a com petent bookkeeper are assured satis factory results. Prices reasonable D. C. KELLEY, Books posted and complicated ao oouuta adjusted. Pen ion papers a specialty. Notary Public .Claims sgaknst the government oonsidered. Correspondents solicited. Add res Lock boa 613 10 PERCENT OFF Ou all oasH purchases of ; $1.00 or over, complete stock 'of meats poultry, lard, our 'own cured breakfast bacon ud1 hams a specialty. Phone 1601" ; I. HARRIS Wre pay the highest market price for hides, pelts, and furs tfaaaeeipr a e TEAMS WANTED J L Mars wishes to hire twelve teams to haul rock'. . Inquire at Oregon Pro Jiuu'raK jii Iding Hint Saloon 1 CHAS. MELQUUT, Proprkior.H' WINES, LIQUORS 3 AND CIGARS J Finest collection? of stuffed animals ou the Pacific a j COd8t, '.-'";!'; i j Blue Front Saloon E. THOMSON, Proprietor. FINEST WINES, LIQUORS Imported and domestic J ;CIGAltS- Hot or cold' lunch all hoars JeBcreoa Arsae Oppealte Depot ' Palaco Saloon CHAS, ANDERSON, Prop. 2 WINES. LIQUORS ANOCIGARj Always on hand e s i e r JeSerson Avenue Opposite Depot AMrVArvVrVVVTWvVvVjl THE :.'.:;-?; OXFORD MK JOHN BICVCRi Prop, r . C Complete aeaortment of '' . WINES, LIQUORS ' AND CIGARS Mixed Drinks a Specialty ' Fir Si. VVVvWvWvVvVvVvVvVW THE LOUVRE ' CHRIS WRIGHT. Prop. .. 1 , TINS .." W1HE5. LIQUORS Gentlemen always Welcome ' . . Fir Street IrtiBffiHBiilhWTnvBiHiiTiUnilliTl I Eagle Saloon ULRICH lOTTlS. Prop. WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS, Lunches are our specialty Jc (Tot eon Avenue, Optoaite depot 'ml) depabtI TimeBehrdul ruuM ' I ' I No a HeltlAke. Demr. Kt ' Not - 5 . f S:j0p m Worth, Omaha, Kan- 520 a in ' v ' , No 6 aaa citj, SL Loala, Chi- Mo s ; f : ' X :.) a. tn. ono aud ICaak AU m ( f Mo i 1 : :- ' ' r , Portland, Da Ice. Fell- : dleton, Walla Walla, Nt, . .5 ; liayUn, Poinerojr. Col- ' BorUi viaSpokaxe 1 : , ,: , .I..'.-..-;. fortland. Dalles, Pen- dleton. Camilla, Wal- . . DOS luu, LewUtou, t'olfai, No J Uww, Wallace. War- ... -..a',.. t ' i 846 p. m. ner, Hpokanc and otbet SJOani. , Hlula eaat aud Bortb. " ' - i via Bpoltane , I No, 82 IalandClty, Allcal, Im- . ' ! - J Dalliax- bier and giu. Con- Ho HI : . - t' cepl n tiona et 1l1k0 w'th - ' I -' Bandar Ktaitlor polnta la WaU SJOnai .- ! ' KUam iowh. . '" 'j 1 -;v. U'-ean Hieamere betweeu J'otllasd and ' . 5 " 3 ban ft aooutoo every five dia. ' I - ,' aVaatouaaVAsjeat. ' ;-. : I 4 -.'-s..w.w-ff..,..v-,,..T,5W-.iW...OT;;...t .v...... Jr 5 ' t 5 ' U 1