La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 10, 1905, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextgS - 1 f l)f baying Furniture, Carpets and House Furnishings where you can get more for a dollar lhan a dollar will buy elsewhere 125 Iron Beds $2.75 to $12 00 Brussels carpet, 65o per yard All wool Ingrains 62c per yard i wool unions 38c per yard Uruseels Ingrain SOc per yard E G. ADCOOK Successor to E. Andross. ' AndrossOldstand Phoue9l My Picture Frames Mouldings, Plate Rail room mouldings shades and Curtain Fixtures Picture framing, hand made opaque shades. Oval Bevel Mat cutting a specialty. I have the ouly Oval Bevel machine in Union county. Frank Harris Andross old stand Phone 9-1 Lodge Directory. very Sunday night in K oi V hall a n Visiting bretheru lolled U atteu'.. i. A. Matolt, W. P. T. H. Gilliam, W. 8. i O O F La Grande UHIrb, No tb neeu A heir ball every Saturday night. Vial Uug mam oere cordially tnrited to attend. U. W. Uobertaon, N U K. Snook, Sea. STAB ENCAMPMENT No 81, I. O. O. F, oeeta erery Brut and third Thoradaye In tba month In Odd Fellowe ball. Vialting patrl arena alwaya welcome I. EL Snook, C P. Kdmond Itobinaon. Bnrlb. V. A A. M. La Grande Lodge n At muIi .Mm laft an1 9m1 Antnh .jy qi eacu uiuuiu, ' A C Williams Sec, OD Huffman W. M EASTERN STAR OE8 Hop Chapter No I rueeta the Second ana fonnn weaneaaay acb month at TJl p m in masonic i empie Mra Clara T Lyle, W M Mary A Warniok, & M. W.A. La Grande Damp 7703 mn every drat and third Wednesday of the uionth at I. O. O. F. Hail. All vialting nelrh- K.keuleud, V.G. John Ball, Clerk. kyvd iehtera nif a M KRIOA Oourt If aid Marion, No 22 meet eaoh Thurtday night la K of 1' hall, Brother are Invited to attend. U H Wllllama, Kin. fr Hoard of Trustees Dr. G Li lhggera, John Man, and H Fattixon. Fiendish Suffering ia nftan mnaui hv anrai. aloers and t anoers, that eat away your skin, Win itAtoii f trial Rivk Miah. eava: I have used Buoklen'e Arnica Salve, (or Ulcere, sores ana lancere. t hestheallnc dressing I ever found. Soothes and heals cats, burns and 6c at Newlin Drug store guaranteed THE QENTEMflL HOTEL Mr. A. E. Hnrchlaon and Visa U U. Uarn, Pro pa. RATES St.00 PER DAY MEALS 25c Hpeital rates furnished monthly patron a. Thia house la abaolately new and la thoroughly dean from kitchen to parlor. Bvery room la oa the ground floor. All wbiu help The table to aupplled with all the CA0OD affords. The Centenlal ! centrally located Adama Ave. between " and Fir. Uppualte rarmera FeeU Yard U Grande, Oregon. flftGNG THE . UWI.UU3 CJiKlBTlAN SCIENCE .- John E. Iagu, Ut ReadN. The Christian 8clnoe services at th home of J 8 Page old Iowa every 8nday at 11a. m. All are cordially Invited. LATTER DAT BALNT3 Sunday Soh-vJ 10 a. m Regular aertlcaa t p. m Mutual Improvement Aeaociation meeU oonjolntly at 7:30 p. a. 8t PETER'S EPISOOPALCHUKOH Upton H Gibbs, rector First Sunday in Laot Holy Uommnnion Ban Buuday School 10 a n Morning serfioss . 11 ant Evening esrvioes 7:30 pm Wednesdays and Iridays servioee at II m and 7:30 p na. Tba Rev. Horaoa Bamesy, who has Joat ratarnad from Europe will praach Sunday morning. CSNTRAL CHURCH of CUBIST OPPOSITE SUMMER HOUSE 0 H King Hiniator 130S P St , Mar. IS, 1904 Bibla School 10 A U Morning Worship U A M Y P 8 O $ meeting 6:ft3pm Erangelistio service 7:30 pm Sermons: Morning "The Fallow ship." Evening "The" Climax ia flnnvarainn " PRESBYTERIAN CH J BOH Rev E B Hays, pastor Sunday School 10 am Junior Endeavor 3 p m 8enior Endeavor 6:30 n m Prayer Meeting Tnursday 7: 30 p u Preaching Sunday 11am, 7:30 p m Morning-'What is in Thy House?" Evening "A Personal Duty." The chorus choir under the direc tion of Mrs Lyle. A cordial Invita tion is given to all who have no church home to attend these services. CATHOLIC CHURCH W.J. Why to. Rector Maes every Sunday . 8 a m 11 a m Rotary and Benediction following 11 a on mass. Mass on week days 8am M.E.CHUR0H Rev. J D Uillilnn, pastor Sunday 8cbool 10 a m Epworth League ' SOp m Church services, 7:30 p m 11 a m Pastor Gillilan will ociupy the pul pit morning and evening. METHODIST DISTRICT CONFERENCE A notable gathering of methodiets will be held in La Gtande May 2, 3 and 4, when the diatriot conference meets. Not only are the Christian workers ol the La Grande district to bs present, inoluding all tba pastors, bnt Dr. G. B. Smyth, of 8an Franciaoo, assistant serelnry of the missioocry society. Dr. D. L. Bader, ot Portland, editor of the Paoifio Chrlitain Advo cate, Dr. John H. Coleman, of Salem, president of the Willamette University will be here and on the program for evening and other addresses. The program will soon appear in which particulars will be given. WANTED-Furnlebed or unfurnished house Inquire at thia offloe. What Dr. Still Did to Lessen the Pains of Women "If Doctor Btill bad accomplished nothing mora In life than what ba has done to relieve woman'a ilia hie name would go down In history as one of the greatest of humanity'a benefactors, flucb was tbe tribute to tba Founder of Osteopathy ottered six yeara ago at Kirksvifle by Mrs. Joseph Beneon Koiaker, wife of Oblo'a illustrioas Senator. It was the estimate 'of a broad minded, well Informed, evenly balanced woman who knew what aha bad seen and apoke her conviction without fear of criticism It too more 'courage then than It doss now to champion Ueteopathy, for ita friends are today many times mora numerous; but Mi s Foraker bsdbeen a friend to tbe new school for two or three years previous to the time ol making this declaration! ahe will even be counted among those who "discovered" Osteo pathy, and were most Instrumental, In bringing It into notice by tba Ameri can people. Incidentally, the new System of ther apeutioe bad been successful la saving the life of Mrs. Foraker'e MUX son when the best doctors of tbe werid bad despaired of him living; . beMaoV bia alxtuysar. -i Arress Yet To Follow t By jtolppe News Association 8an Franoiaor, Mtroh 10. Contnr to tba atatamsnt made by tba police 1 several days ago annate will be made here II the Honolnla coroners jnry finds that Mrs. Jane Stanford was murdered They state today that no arrests will bi made either today or tomorrow, bat they admit that they ere. convinced from the first that Mrs. Stanford was murdered, but say that thsy had no evidenoe which would justify tbem in taking anyone intoonitodsy. The authorities inti mate that some action will be taken as soon os they receive a report from tba detective seat to Honolulu and who arrived there today and was at onoe placed in possession of all tba information in the hands) of the island polios. Benrly, Miss Richard son and several of tba present em- iployeesat the Stanford mansion are to again be plaoed in the aweat box with the hope that some additional information may be secured from tbeaa. - Rev. Horace M Ramsey Tba Bev. Horaoe SC. Ramsey, son of W, M. Samser. of thia city, re turned last night' from Oermay and New York. He went to New York in Septem her, 1903 to pureue post graduate sludiee at Columbia university . arid the general Theological Beminsrj. t New York, and remained there, viiid. ing bis time between Columbia uni versity and the Seminary, nntil Jan uary, 1904, when be went to Oeimany to do some traveling. He was a stu dent at Marburg University. Qer many. He saw many o( the impor tant historio places ia England, Ger many, Switterlaad and Italy, tod bad charge of St. Paul's Episcopal oburoh at Be me, Italy, in September and October last, during the temp orary absence of tba Rector. He is now psst twenty-four yeara old and will engage in parooial work. x ,y , Chickens Wanted The highest market price paid cash for chlokfoa. Phone 1801. GRANDE HON DE CaSH CO A. STEAM FHONE LaGranie, YOU Should when NEED WASHING WE. DO 71 Wv?TwlvirwTWl D. H. STEWARD, miHHIIIIHIIIIH IIIIIIIHIHIIIHIIII nil, HHIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIItll MONDAY, MARCH i3 SOME OP THE PRINCIPAL FEATURES WITH iMahara's ' THIS Damon the mualoal wonder of tbe bow Louie. Lou ten "The nightingale" Prima donna aoprano Beanie Ia Betle-"A reveuUion" Phe nomenal Contralto Oordun 0 Colllna Kooentik) romedlan Cbampion aoft to dauoor Joba A Engl lab Marveloua boon con troller P Morgan Prlnoa Hinging comedian SB Kunnw M'mTiaw Artbar Maxwell-Trtofc-Blcycllat Z Big competent chorus, quartets, 8eitets, Octets, Florodora Z marches and drills Electric stage effects, special I " fVv acenery, pretty costumed glris. I , Exty.nt Orchestn Sensational Strret Parade r i E PlUCtiS Orchestra and Orchestra Cirri 7K D t 50c; Balcoily 0; Children r ,.Van Buren's. I Al A A SW . At, A. A . . - . - llll JUICY MEATS are 11 )j kinds we sell. -The meat that has that rich appear anco and tickets the palate la the kind yo will rt there. Cboloa lamb, pork and veal chops, sirloin, round and porterhoaes steaks and other luxuries ia oar line, are aold here dally nd prioea that are rightaZS HARD WORKERS require good, solid food. Meat ia a necessity to such a man and he abould have it. All women of the bouse ahould have It AU women of the bouse should provlJe their hue bands with food that will atrengtbea tbem so that they will be In good oondl tion to toll so that tba family may live. Bock & Thomas THE GOLDEN WEST PEACH Will soon have another involoe of aelect fruit, abadeaad ornamental trees Peach, pear, plnm. prune and spple, gooeeoerrles, currsots, pie plant, etc, Inoluding the Boleana ro.I-r, Sugar xuapie, uibok nainut anu sne oeienrat-i ed Golden Weat Peaoh treo. Office oDDoaite U S Land Office. . M 6 tf . JOHN B HOUGH I WANTiSDOlrl to do general hnnsel work Iuqulre at this office. Branch Office The Singer Sewing Machine .Co has opened a branoh office at Smith Jewelry Store with a complete line of iaie;improved machines. Call and see tbem. Manager Chas A Chandler. 8 11 Croup Begins with the svmDtoms of a com. mnn snlI .Kama tm I m U Tot .kin;" quick Talr1 T. "Tf 1361 uoareeneee ana impedes respiration Give frequent small dosee of Ballard's uorenonnd Hymn, (tbe child will cry for It) and at tbe first sign of a oroopy oongh, apply frequently Ballard's anow liiniroflot to tbe tliroat. Mra. A Vllet. New Castle. Colo. rives' March 19th. 1901s "I think Mallard's llorehound Svrnn a wonrlnr. rui re in nay, ana eo pleasant." Soo, av a f9 ana newiia urns kjo tsssassssssssssssssssssssesssssss .a B. Q. LAUNDRY a a a ai I85i Oregon. a a a a a e a come in to our l aundry - a a of anything from smile to clean liuen pleasant is our business IT RIGHT o a Proprietor and Mar Minstrels 8KABON Tbe Four Dii.ll.y HlateYa Queena of a'U(and dauon The Oieat Bland-Tb. Blach Adonle, . Character Artiat Khaw and Cllrton ooieljr aketeh team The faanlon platea Odeaaa Croaby aiatura Urana Kv . treraely clever ainglag aud danriug duo. Dora and Al The Jubnaona Ed. Ac robatio, marvelotu ana m.uilM.1 Ed Win - -wripiive vuoaliat . C.jj ou Artiat and 25c. Seats on sale Saturday at . PROFESSIONAL CARD3 PHYSICIANS DR. A. L RICHARDSON, Physician and'Surgecn. C Ooa over HUl'a Dreg Stora. Office rkooe U6S N. MOUTOR. JJL D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Comar Adaaaa avaaaa aa4 Dopot 84. OffleePboaeSU Baataaoe Fkoae Stl WILLARD SMITH PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Phone 711 tVawU ball dine, opposite Boca mar Hawse Offlos Boars, 1 U t, T to BACON & HALL, Y3I CIAN3L AND SURGEONS Ofnee In Foley baUalac tom U1L C T. Baooo, RaaMaao Pbooe I1M M. K. Ball, Besldeaea tm DkS. BIGGERS & DIGGERS Pbysiolans and Sumuns O W Blffert, at. D. Geo, L. Blcgara, if. D Talephonea - OffleeUa Bealdanea mi Qffloo Kali ton Building over J. M. arij'i Store, kaaldeaoa oa Madlaon iva aMatd door west of forme raaldenoa, or. a W.BIcgtrs IiAUKAIfDBi - ORKGON ProfeuKjaal eaUs promptly attended to t dayeralsnk ' UCNTI9TS REA VIS BROS. DENTISTS. Office Bomaur Bulldlnf omce Phone n Reatdaooa Phone 117 C. , B. CautllOrn DENTIST orao Over Hill DrutCStorei t La GrandfvOregon R. L. LINCOLN DENTIST Op stairs, Oor Adams avmne and Depot Bt. Pk0M4 VETERINAAY 8URQE0N I !"' is a rn itTmitit vu r a litiitujiuii VETERINARY 8URQE0N. Office) at A T Hill'a Tirnv Rlnr I . . e Residence phone 701 Farmers' line . 68 ' DR. W. T. DDWNE8. VETERINARY SURGEON AND DENTIST Lieave orders at Red Croat Drug atore Re-ldsnce Cor 6th and I at Thirty rive rears experience, best of r ere ranee ' furnlabad ATTORNEY8 CPAWF0RD & CRAWFORD Attorneys-at'Law LA' GRANDE, ORKQOH Ofllos In Bommar mlldln(. J. W KNOWLES Attorney and Counsellor At Law Offlee in Ralston BaUdlng PhonslAe - Ia Grande Qr. B. T. Williams A. C. Williams WILLIAMS BROS. ATTORN EY8-AT-LAW Qfflot In Balaton BaUdlng Phone i0S La Grande, Or. ACOOUNTANT8 W. I. BISON ETT BXPBRT ACCOUNTANT Office with J.T. Williamson. La Grande Parties wishing the servieca of a torn' potent bookkeeper are aasured satis factory results. Prioea reasonable : i D.O. KELLEY, Books posted and complioatad ao loouuta adjusted. Pea don papers i inaolalty. NoUry Public. Claims tgalnst the government considered.' Correspondents solicited. Addrea Uick bos 613 10 -PERCENT OFF ) On all cash purchases of 1 11.00 or oyer, complete stock ;of mea'a poultry, lard, our own cured breakfast bacon , and.hains a 'specialty. ' Phone 1601 L HARRIS A. ! We pay the highest market price for hides, pelts, and furs w- i V SiasjBjm(ag;aBQOSIgS Llint Saloon C1US, MfLQUIST, Propriciar.U & ' WINES, LIQUORS S AND CIGARS J I Finest collections of staffed animals on the Pacific y coast, . - IIIIHMIIIHmMMMMM s rl t- i B t uivz rrom oaioon 7 t TK0R30N, Preprittor." y pinzbt WINES. LIQUORS Imported and domestic CIGARS Hot or cold lunch all hoars Jaflcraow Avaaeo Opposite Depot MIHiMIIMllllllM f AAABfjAA0BIt A V 0 Palaco Saloon CHAJ, ANDEWON. Prop. V- FK - WINES, UQUORS AND QGARS Always on hand ' :' '' JeOSrsoa A wane Opposite Depot S)Sje)e)aeMsM09SdhWieMkajaaafBM SrMrMrrWrWW THE Oxford bar JOHN BiEVER. Prop. Gonplail MpbrUaMiil of WINES, LIQUORS AND ' CIGARS Mixed Drinks a Sptdalty Fir St. eaSejrVrrVMVWWW THE LOUVRE I CHRIS WRIGHT, Prop. 'rJ 'X'"''' 'INI ' v v v WIHE5. LIQUORS CIQ.R5 Gtnltemen always Weicome ' " RrStrta ' ; Eaglo Saloon ULRJCH LOTTIE Prop. . riMB . WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS Lunchsare our specialty Jeffareoa Avaaaa, Oppoaite depot J. MORIAI ASl J. MMD. riOP. .rmc-WINES' tH2 LIQUOR And the beat branda ol CJQ.R5 Alwaya on hand Mlsed . drlnka a anectalty Aak and sea If yon dont get It. Thta la a gen Ueman'a reaort and will bs ru aa aucb Z ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE la the County Coort of tlx state ot Orrgon er Uaioa County. Ja tbe matter of the EtUte of Jane Ball, deceiaed. Notice la hereby given that the nndenlaaed aa admlaiatrator of the aatat. Of Jane Ball, debaaed, pnnuant to an or dor of tbe above eaUtlad Court, made and an. tared ea tbe 14th day of December ADlui will front aad after afunday tbe Sth day ol M iroh, AD DNS. proceed to sell at rriv-'t aale foreaahtothe blgheat Jjlddar, labject to roo SrmaUoo by the Court, all tba rUbt, title and eternal of Ball decedent, la and to tbe Allowing daaeribad real eUta. towit:-Aa andivide.1 on half lataraatlnlota land J. and all of lot in BlockUWof Chaplin'aAddlUoato La (ha ide Oregon; aaaudivlded one halt Interaatln and to En lot ail and the north tweoty-oae feat of 1M T In. Block H ia Arnold's AddlUon to La GranUu, Ual oa County , Oregon tubjeot to tba life .ittte ol Ueorge Ball, thereiu.and a mortgage of $T0. on LoU 1 and 1 la Block 101 aa aforaeaid, or ao much thereof as la aeeaiaart to pay aetata d.bta. Dated at La Qrande, Oregon, and Srat j.abi litbed ibia December 2ttb, im. j OBOBGK BALL, Aitriub ruor I t t i V '-in 11 -(-4 it S) I ' e f e. ile ng in de to tn -Jnl ' ot on loti ob- tor, I , ". ! i- ! I; I I I wai sa swot msi warn smi eeiavs as ja m.a. -V:.-9-ICv..mM,n,. , ITT .i.. .... -r I