La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 27, 1905, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextLUMBER Headquarters for Lath, Shingles, Doors, Sash, Boxes all kinds of Mill Work BUILDING BUILDING Meat are ments on the STODDARD LUABER ; : LA GRANDE, OREGON. Everything you SUNDAY Is AwaitingjYourOrder at O. RALSTON'S NEBRASXA GROCERY STOREfl 'JOoi. Fir and OUR. SPECIALTY Poll Line 'Terferred Stock'! Oamied Goods. .. u. rt. . csritvVARD, '' 1 ; ONK EVENING '-'i I THURSDAY, YOUR NEIGHBOR'S WIFE o SPECIAL Cmn BUSTER BROWN - SOENERY OMj HAPPY HOOLIGAN up-to-date HI? AD SPECIALTIES DMll THE SOLO BAND BEAUTIFUL III? AD THE SOLO Costumes , UMIl orchestra PrvMnUdby toompanrofdmrnatlo and dramatic ltuaUouK. nd veulus uprosruuiy lunny. L PRICES Orchestra 75o, Orchestra Circle 60c; Dress Circle w A DaIaaJL. nr. ca.- i m t . uu uttivuujr uu. Douts uu saie LA GRANDE SCHOOL OF MUSIC PROP. DAYPrincipl. MRS, DAYAiebUnt Tola ia onaXthelbeetmnalcal In stitutions la tba state. Oaring to ytarOO there were nearly Four thousand leaaona given. The people in.tbla city and valley are begin log to diaooTer tbe great advantage of this school. Tbssyatem used Is the latest and moat practical, and Includes all tba latest disoovarlaa ia tba art of teaching' music. The school la divided Into two depart mental No. I Is for beginners, from 9 years op, and taking in the 1st to 3rd grades, la thia department pupllaiome one hour every day . In No. 3 the trades are from 8 to 13. IJIara they graduate. Pupil take) one or two leaaona a week as they desire. No scholars will be permitted, to remain in this school wto do notstady. . . Are You Restless at ht? And harassed by a bad ooughf Use Ballard's Horehouhd Syrup, it will seour you sound sleep and effect prompt and radical eura, 25c, 60o and , ei. iiowiui arug wi. . j ....... .. - ?. , , T3J YAK1J M El El b p IS il i- a a PAPER AND OTHER MATERIAL Place of Business on the n ri5 1 CO. rrrt want want for that WINNER Jefferson 81a. SHOE? Good School Shoes a specialty Proprietor and Mar MARCH 2 1 e p E O P vandevllle arttita. Ganft flint wllh fln Don't mtis Uie ttr band ouuoert at ooon xuesuay at van iurens. Music R P Tatt, the pioneer moalo teacher of Grande Ronde Valley, la still In the ring. Daring my vacation I made it my bualnoei as well aa pleasure to at tend conoerta, operas, and In fact everything In my line of bueineaa and I found that I aa a teacher, and in terpreter of moalo am still in the front rank. Pupila who do not wlnhthe full conservatory coarse may take tbe pop. alar piano coarse.' This plaoes the pupil in position to play the popular munloot the day, Church and Sanday School mnalo. Tba Violin popular coarse pUoea the pupil in poaltlon to play all klo.la of dance muaiu as well as light overturn. Quite a number of musicians who hare been nnder my Instruction are now making goodjmoney aa teacliera and soloists. Pupils who are under my care will be thoroughly Instructed in m aalc . R P TAIT. teaohi j Croup Begins with the aymptoma of a com mon cold; there ia ohillineea, enaction sore throat, hot tkin, qulok pule.,, hoarseness and impeded respiration. Give frequent amall doaea ot llallard'e Uorahound 8yrnp, (the child will cry for It) and at the first ahrn of a oroupy 2hi , Pply fiqoeutly ballard'j bnow Liniment to the throat. Mra. A Vltet, New Castle. Colo, wrhea March 19th, 1D01: NI think fnl medy, and ao Ple"t. oaiiara a norenound Syrup a wonder- ana ao pleasant." 25c, Newlin Drug Oo. - w uu 4, Interesting Elgin J B Wearer, tbt sawmill man want op to L Grande on Wednesday eveo iog'i train. Ha wu aooompanied by hi ton Arthur. Mri Berlba Sommer of La Grande visited over Sunday in tbia city at the home of Mi and lira D Sommer. Fred Zaidler, who haa been employ ed in TM Recorder office lor several weeka haa returned to La Grande. uick ticioiire o! waua wan waa in thia oity over Sunday. Ha return ed borne Monday, accompanied by DDWortman. Assessor J H Morton waa down from La Grande Tuesday night look ing after bnainesa connected with bia official poiition. Silaa Myers, Fred G truer, Chaa Brid well and Jno. Hendricka apenl Monday in La Grande. Sommer Bros, hate added a stock of harness and saddlery auppliea to their department store. The Elgin public schools were dos ed Wednesday eb xa mat being legal holiday, BO Maya and family and Miss Fannie Harris of Loatlne Waited in thia oi'J daring the week. FE Smith, waa transacting busi ness at tbe US Land Office at La Grande daring the week. Elgin Re corder. Northwest News Along the 8t Joe river Idaho, 10, 000,000 feet of loga were out this winter. J M Hitl superintendent of the Fort Tttwnsend echools, haa been ap pointed atate librarian of Washington. . Tbe clergy ot Spokane are laying plana for the establishment of a sum mer Chautauqua on the sborea Lake Coeur d'Alone. J L Dewey abot and killed himself at Glendale, Or. He waa despondent from losing bla property and meet ing with an accident by which he loat an eye and a leg. The Washington legislature is en tering upon a big flgbl over a local option bill, introduced by Represen tative Lee Johnson , of Yakima. It ia a olose oopy of the Oregon law. J R Clinton and W W Whipple, of Seattle ask franchises ol Astoria to enable them to operate an all-around electrical and gas business. They promise to put in a 1700,000 plant. Tbe following are the newly elected offioera of the Multnomah club at Portland : W H Chapin president T M Dunitevice-preaident, W A Robb secretary, a O Jonea treasurer. Qua Klopf one of the best known minor league ball playera in the United States baa been appointed an umpire in the Paoifio Coast League. Klopf haa been playing professional base ball sinoe 1883. Governor Mead refuses to either alga, veto or allow to become a law without bia signature, the bill for capital removal and will hear argu ments pro and oon at his office before making up his mind one way or the other. Married Sunday evening at 7:30 o'olock Jus tice ot the Peaoe Bough united in marriage at hie office Mr M A Clay ct Pendleton Oregon and Miss Ora May of La Grande, thoae preaent being Mr and Mra B T May , Mr and Mra Theo dore May sod Mr and Mra H Crump ol Perry Ore. . Mr Clay resides in . Pendleton and the bride is tbe seoond daughter of our esteemed townsman B T May and came from Cove to La Grande when a child. The happy young couple left last night for Umatilla Connty where they Hill reside. They have many friends in this city who wish them every joy in the future. 1 Items 1 v 1 1 a a? 1 111 x v w, r d 1.1 m t- - m ty i 1 . 1 m a jv m 1 HII I :j 11 . V 1 1 n ts Ma Y ATSTW 1 Villi t I I f F 4 II' II M l I 1 t IV! I i I MmilM M I w CURES the Most STUBBORN COUGHS JHJXlT. cfe A TT.TiTNf Marked For Death - Warsaw, Fab. 27 The systematie picking off by tbe Terroriita organisa tion of the officiate responsible for tba recent morder of workmen in the streets is causing nttcr panio a noag the bureaucracy. Frinoe Andronibcff, wbo baa been assassinated, waa number one oo tbe death list which baa been prepared by tba TerrorisU. Prince VaalltebmkoS another officer of tbe guards, is numbsr two on the list. Count PriesdrieUkl, who is number three, haa fled, but tbe terrorists say they will track him to any corner of Europe, no matter bow remote, and kill him, General Novoiilief, who commanded tbe troopa daring tbe recent riotr, is number four on tba list, and Baron Molken, chief of police ia number fife. Those now rarely go out except when surrounded by Cossacks and pre ceded by Vedettea who scour tbe streets through which tbe y are to pass. Notwithstanding these precaution! every one believes that the men are maiked tor death by the terrorists and will be called.., Arrested In Echo Q D Mnrpby ia in the oounty jail charged with obtaining money by false pretenses. Murpuy ia wanted in Spokane for swindling,' it ia alleged. Charles Thomas out . of $135. The prisoner-denies tbe charge and eays tie will fight tbe case to the bitter end. Murphy bad been working on tbe stock ranch of A B Thomson on But ter creek and on Friday went to Echo on a short bnainesa trip. While in Eoho a warrant waa served on him by Conatable Spike. Murphy will not go to Spokane without requisition papers. Pendleton Tribune. Preacher Sent To Jail Huntington ,W. VS. Feb.27The Rev. Wayman Nites waa sentenced yester day afternoon by Judge Wilkinson, in tbe Wayne cirsnit oonrt to thirty davs. in Jail for carrying a revolver. . I . Leal week Judge Wilkinson senteoo- ed lawyers, merchants, doctors and others to iil on the same charce but ' this is tbe fi'st minister to be placed in durance vile on this charge. The parson who preaches in the funeral district o? tbe ocunty, said bis dutias often called him to tough locali ties, and that firearms were necessary for his protection. After the Judge had imposed sen tence, the parson, with tears in his eyea stated that his flock would be dUftppointej today aa be bud two ap pointments to fill. This did not eff ot tbe. Judge how ever and tbe parson was marched be hind the bars to join other prominent oitizens. Leg Broken B E Hutchinson, of the firm of Hutchinson Bros, at North Powder, met with a aerious accident this week. While engaged in prying open some poat limber witb a crowbar, the bar slipped and striking bis leg, broke it just above the ankle. Fourth Fleet Arming By Soripps News Aaeoclation Krohatadt, Feb 27 The fourth Bal tio Squadron consisting of two battle ships, four torpedo bat destroyers and two transports, will begin arming tomorrow for a voyage to tbe far east British Steamer Wrecked By Soripps News Association Capetown Feb , 27 The British steamer Del" is wrecked off posses sion Island. It ia believed that all on board were lost. Ex-Governor Dies Sortpps News Aaaociation Croton, Mass. Feb. 27 Former Gjt ernor Boutwell of Massachusetts died tbia morning at aeven o'clock. The magnificent spring weather of Saturday and Sunday gave everybody the spring fevr. The people were all out aanoing themselves and all the babies were wheeled out for their health, Itoertainly is remarkable, for tbia season of the year 0L ASSIPIED IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO SELL LET THE PEOPLE HFAR ABOUT IT THROUGH THIS DEPARTMENT AND YOU WILL HND A BUYER. IF TOU WANTJO BUY EX PLAIN YOUR WANTS THROUGH THESE COLUMNS. For Sale FOR 8ALE OK TRADE 6 good work horses, 1 SX inch, wagon, 1 4 Inch logging track, 1 i Inch logging track. JOHN ANTHONY. FOR BALK Pure fired. Black Minorca Boosters from Imported Stock Also Efiga for hatching. ' V D Ilaisten rlecond Hand Store For Rent FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms rent. Inquire of Mra Zaber. to FOR RENT Famished rooms with or without bath. In beat residence dibtrlct. Inquire at Cor Fourth and Main at,, the George Hansen proper ty. Jan 6 tf FOR RENT Furnished house keep ing rooms, in suits of two, three and four rooms. Inquire of Mra. Mary tf. WANTED: An elderly lady to keep house and take care of five children. Will pay good wages. Apply at thia ofBoe. - Lost LOST By Mra Fred Stanley, in thia oity yesterday, a pearl collar pin. The Under will please leave same at tbe residence of Mr J M Berry and receive reward for same. WANTED To boy legelmate business State what you have for sale Address S3 care Observer. F 8 tf Home Cured If you want a good home cured ham or bacon or first olass lard. Call at lne ar meat market. Opposita Geddes. - 2-1-3-1 Oregon Produce Co Phone 1761 La Grande, Oregon. Corner Jefferson Avenue ani Greenwood StreetSe Largest Packing In lEastem jlOreajona Will&Pay Highest Oash Price lor Marketable Apxles. BRICK Brick famished ia any quanity or any style. No contract too small or too large. See samples of our pressed brick. GEO. KREIGER. La Grande, Oregon. DVCRTISC'cNTS Strayed Ooe blue roan colt from my place In Frultdala last Friday. 'A suitable reward will be paid for its return or Information leading to its recover. DO C! - - La Grande RF D No 1 ' Board and Lodging by Mrs Good all 2114 3rd at. Phone 707 tf WANTED Some good energetlo lady or gentleman to represent a large bnalness firm. Good salary. No experience neceaaary. Call on or address J F Anderson. Ronde Valley House. FOR RENT Five room bouse to rent. Water in honae, good oellar and woodshed Inquire at this office FOR SALE Poland China boar En quire of W T Stein, R F D No. 2, two miles east of La Grande. Phone 1774. . w 116-163 FOR RENT Famished rooms aal table for light boose keeping. Inquire ot Mra Shearer, near Geddii Bros grocery store. FOR 8ALF New Ideal washing ma chine price 17.00 E J Conrad R F D Nol - A Touching Story la the saving from death ot the baby girl of Geo A Eyler Cumlerland, Md, He writes; "At the age of 11 montha oar little girl waa in declining health with aeriooa Throat Trouble, andjtwo physicians gave her np Wa were al most In despair, when we resolved to to try Dr King's New piaoovery for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds. The first bottle gave relief, after tak ing four bottles she was cared, and is now in perfect health." Never fails to relieve and care a cough or cold . At Newlin Drug Store 60o and 9100 guaranteed. Trial bottle free - - G. E. FOWLER Truck and Transfer, Woodland Coal Phone 1011 All ordergivenprompt attention. WOOD SAW G. W, ALLEN. Proprietor. : AlOrders receive prompt -:v ' c auenuon Phone 1848 Residence 615 Osbora St.