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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1905)
t .2 1 s m 1 r ??8I -. tort i . ! t 0 raj fe' LUMBER YARD I a Cfl Headquirters for U Lath;' Shingles, Doors, & Sash, Boxes f-a.ll kinds of Mill Work i 01 building; paper ' and other qUILUlNG MATERIAL Measurements ' - - : I "fa! 0 I IS 1 Place of tf f uumness r on the "11 .11 I STODDARD LUMBER GO. i ' . LA GRANDE, OREGON. j Everything you want jvant for that . J SUNDAY P) INNER Is AwaitingSYour'Order at ... C. RALSTOKTS NEBRASKA GROCERY . STORE ' (Joi. lir and Jefferson OUIt SPECIALTY Full Line "Perferrod Stock" Oawed floods. . SHOES Good' School Shoes . ,. a specialty 1 Grande Roiide Lumber Co. PERRY. OREGON. Manure o LUMBER LATH and BOXES Grande Ronde Lumber Co. PERRY, OREGON. r A Tl limn t. a ; of foiusic PROF. DAY, .Principle, "f MRS, DAY, AukUnt This i one of tbebest muslcallln etitutlons In the state . During the ycar.lOO' there were nearly Four thousand lesons given. The people intbii -city and valley are begln Ing to discover the great advantage of this echool . Tbe.ey stem ased ie the lstest and most practical, and I includes all the latest discoveries In the art 01 tearhlug mueio. The school is divided into two depart ments; No. 1 Is for beginners, from 5 year up, and taking la the 1st to 3rd grades. Jn this department pupils come oue hoar evary day. In No.L2. the grades are from 3 to IS. ; Here they graduate. Pupil take one or two lessons a week as they desire. No scholars will be permitted to remain in this school wto do not study. . Music The Farmers' Institute Held at Summerviile R P Tait, the pioneer music feather of Oraude Ronde Valley, is eti'l in the ring.' During my vacation I made It my business as well as pleaaare to at tend concert, operas, and In fact everything la my line o( business and 1 found that I as a teacher, and in terpreter of musio am still In the front rank, Pupils who do not wish the full conservatory coarse may take the pop ular plai.o course. This places the pupil in position to play the popolnr muelc of the'.day, Church and Sunday (School musio. The Violin popular course places the pupil In poalthn to play all kinds of dauce mueio as well as light overt uns. Quite anumher of musicians who have bten under mv Inatructl in are now making good money as tenchors and soloists. Pnpils who nre onder my care will be thoroughly Instructed in music. BP TAIT, teacht-j The Best Cough Syrup 8 L Apple ex -Probate J a due Ottawa Co Kansas, writes; This ie to say that 1 have aned Ballard's iiorebound Syrup for rears and that I do not hesitate to recommend it as the best cough eyrnp I have ever Deed" 25o 6qo SHADE TREES FOR SALE The uuderslgnsd has a limited quan tity of shade trees which he will sell at a reasonable price. .These trees ate of the variety known aa the Rock Elein and the Gray Ash. Parties wishing me to set the trees oat may do so by paying fifty cents add itional Address J T Jackson, La Grande, Ore . The Farmer's Institute held at 8am mervllle March 6 was a most 'lostrue tlve and beneficial meeting to all those who attended. . The afternoon session showed a lack of interest on the part of the farmers bot the evening session witnessed a packed bouse and much interest ex pressed by those present. To those who remained away from either their own stock of knowledge being already too great, a lack 'of am bition to move cat among their fellow men, we can only say yoa are letting golden opportunities slip through yonr grasp and your next door neighbor will one day possess a goal far beyond your desire or capabilities, The entertainment In a musical way and recitations was of such merit as to call forth great applause from an ap preciative audience. To the Professors from our State Agricultural College we should all be very grateful for their willingness and pains to Impart the special knowledge they possess along the lines of vital Interest to the Prince of Amerloa" the farmer." ; We may add that could the farmers be prevailed upon to hold such meet ings more often for the exchange of ideas much good might be derived and all would re materially benefitted both In knowledge and purse. ' Brother farmer, why not hold saoh sessions more often at slated times? Let as hear from yoa through the Ob server.' PROORAMMin Monday, March 6, 1:30 p m. Address Welcome., Hon. Justus Wade Kespouse....:...Dr. Jas. WUhycombe lnetrnmental Solo Mabla Tattle 841 Exhaustion ...Prof. A-LKnieely Discussion . Marooni Triumphal March- .. .....; ..Minna Needham Inject and Fungoaa Pests .....Prof. A H'Oordley . Discussion Instrumental Solo....Wllma Binehart Modern Dairying...... Prof. FL Kent Discussion , Mondsy, March C,' 7:30p m Selection by Mandolin Club. Pare Fod Laws.. ..Hon. J V ISalley Instrumental riolo... .Wllma Binehart Forage Plants.... Dr. Jas WUhycombe, Discussion I'm Trying So Hard tojforget Yon.. :....Mrs B M Needham The Fedigree Craze Lizzie Baker Soil Atalysis and Use of Fertilizers Prof. A L Knisely Discussion Selection by Mandolin Club. ' The Farmer Man on House Work.. .Elmer Baker lnetrnmental Duet. .Mable Tnttle, . . ., Cap Tuttle The Agricultural College and its work (illustrated).... Prof. F L Kent Instrumental Solo Ella Huntor The Man in the Overalls, duet ...... Miss Minna Needham and Airs. Bell DeLaney. . . : Vocal Solo Mrs. Bell Delanoy J'irst session was composed of dls oossions only, all musicals being given In the evening. Classified DVERtih IF YOUHAVE ANYTHING TO SELL LET THE PEOPL H FAR ABOUT IT THROUGH THIS DEPARTMENT AN, YOU WILL FIND A BUYER. IF. YOU WANTTO BUY.EJ PLAIN YOUR WANTS THROUGH THESE COLUMN. For Sale FOR SALE OK TRADE 6 good work horses, 1 SX Inch wagon, 1 f Inch logging truck, I i inch logging truck. JOUN ANTHONY; FOR BALE Poland China boar - En nnire nl WT Stein. B F D No. 2, two miles east of La Grande. Phone 1774 wllB-wa FOR SALE Must sell within toe next fifteen days, building now oo cupiedby my meat market. Cor. Fir and Monroe Ave. ' Two story, six rooms up stairs, fiemember the building only is for sale. I HARRIS 1 week. FOR SALE New Ideal washing ma chine price $7.00 E J Conrad RFD No I FOR SALE Good paying business doing $1,500 annually. Address P O box G61 La Grande. For Rent Good Meeting In The Central Church Evangelist Coombs expects to close his labors in La Grande this evening. The work haa been abundantly blessed and the Central Church of Christ has been greatly strengthened. The sermon this evening is upon "The Blessedness of Service." This sermon will especially helpful to young Christians. A large audience Is ex peoted No services Saturday even ing. A great day on Sunday is hoped for Seven Miners killed Wilkesbarra Pa March 9-While seven workmen were being hoisted In the carriage in the Clear Spring col liery at West Pittaton today, the rope broke and the men were hurled to the bottom, a distance of 260 feet. All were killed. FOB SALE Many thousand feet of lap siding for sale by F S Newsome, north of car shops. M 16 Notice The Best Physic . 7 ' When you want physio that is mild and gentle, easy to take and gentle, easy to take and certain to act always use Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by Newlia Drug Company. To Whom it May Concern, ' Notice is hereby glveu that on and after the nth day of March, 1005, Or dinance No. 41, Series of 1892, provid ing for the fating and killing of dogs, v.111 be strictly enforced by the aath rlties of the City of La Grande, Ore gon. CHESTER P NEWUN, -. Recorder of the City of La Grande By order of the City Council.' Tags may be procured at the city Recorder's office. ."v When you want GOOD PRINTING Call Phone No. 1371 . Printing That Satisfies Cphere ia a difference' r between printing; that "will do" and tha -which ia the kiud' yoa really want. We make a specially ! of pleasicg, aa we have the equipment with ; which to produce good '. t printing and printers -; who understand the art of printing . !; , r There is no order too small or too large to receive our" caret ul attention. We print anything lrom posters to-siting cards. THE OBSERVER FOR BENT Furnished rooms with or without bath. In best residence district. Inquire at Cor Fourth and Main et, the George Hansen proper ty. Janfttf FOR RENT Furnished house keep ing rooms, in suits of two, three and four rooms. Inquire of Mrs. Mary Noble. Phone 6-4-7. tf. Land Scrip For Sale j Unrestricted forest reserve scri) sale at lowest market prices. My secures title to timbered, farm" Mtitin nr deaaaC land, in any qr tity, without residence or Imprt. ment. Address tl M usmiuon, Portland, Portland, Oregon. , ; Strayed t One blue roan eolt from my pU In Fraitdale last Friday. A sulUt reward will be paid for its return j Information leading to itsreoover. : BE Sparrow. ! La Grande RFD Nol ; Last Notice Months ago I notified the pabll , that all those who had relatives bnriec in the cemetery, which U a part 01 my lands were expeoted to remove the remains without delay. Being aware that this Is essentially painfu. to all concerned. I have heen patient but S us uuuipatleu to make a final appeal to those interested. The work of clearing the ground has al ready begun and ' the lateness of the season necessitates its early comple tion. Geo O'Connor 3t Board and Lodging by Mrs. Goodall 2114 3rd st. Phone 707 tf FOB RENT All parties wishing to rent a portion of the O'Connor tract for the present year, call at residence as the land will be rented immediate iy. ur. U'CUNNUK, corner Park and Oak street. WANTED Flrat class single driver, ing horse. Inquire Boss Meat Mar ket. ANTED Li i or go jMiman with fair educatio : for h l iuinees posi , ticn, salary $15 to fM per week. Ad dress with stamp and give your name and the name of the town. Mrs. L F Rich, La Grande, Ore., G D 3t EstrayNjt: Notion Is hereby given that the following described stock has been taken up at my plaoe six miles east of La Grande Union County Oregon and ( appraised, as follows, one bay mare branded "on left blp weight about 1 950, aged 13. One sorrel mare .brand - .. j i ii. ii. i . cu w uu leik nuuuiuer. weigns aoout 800; aged 4. One bald faced filly, white feet no brand weight about 700 pounds. W D G randy P O at La Grande. . Fab 27 March 27 BEES FOR SALE The undersigned has eight stands of Italian bees which he will dispose of at reasonable price if sold at once, These are all good strong and healthy collnies snd will surely thrive if given proper attention. U O Thomason i La Grande! Oreeon Residence Fourth atreet Old Town M 2DA W WANTED: An elderly lady to keep house and take care of five children. Will pay good wages. Apply at this office. Estray Notice ' Notice is hereby given that I have taken up at my farm three quarters of a mile southeast of Allcel, Union county, Oregon, on January 1, 1905, one sorrel, bald faced gelding, branded figure 4, on right shoulder, about 0 o 7 years old, weight about 8Q0 pounds. Appraised value $15. Owner can have same by proving ownership and paying expenses, otherwise the animal will be sold according to law. W J OA8E, Feb 17-Mch 25 Alioel BED No. 1 BRICK Brick furnished in any quanity or any style. No contract too small or too large. See samples of our pressed brick. GEO. KREIG;ER, La Grande, Oregon. For Investments In LHslR GJJNrt- Writeto C, T.jMcDANIEL Outario Orego I Oregon Produce Co g Phone 1761 U Grande.! Oregon. Y Comer Jefferson Avenue and Greenwood Streets. La rges t Pa eking House In Eastern Oregon. orv IV 1 APPLES 5c PER 'BUSHKTr. Good No 2 apples at the packine house n0n - j .1 ud f LOO Sold by fiewlln Urug to gon, or phone 1803. aaaaaXaa . . - . 1 f