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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 20, 1905)
" "-j-"- mi Ml liMaWKiM -g J .jV'--g;f-.--....M.....--..- -( mt ,,-,-, - " Real Estate Ban ains Tta following U ' nartlal Uai rj proportr, which we have to offer for aia on wnicn mere ara no balldlnga. towit; In Chaplin's Addition, to U Grande, Oregon. n;-r . All of blook No. 10. Lot No 1, block No. 4. Ml" atreet. tots No. 8, 4, 6, A 6, block No 13. ' LoU No. 1 to Ho. U la block Mo. 47 Will aell one or more lota. Lot No 4, block No. 10. LoU No 7 to No. 10 In blook Ro. 65 Will tell one or mora lota. LoU No. 5 Jt 6, block No. 67. LoU No. 7 & 8 In block No. 69. , LoU No. 1, 2, 3 & 4, block No. 75 All of bkck No. 76V All of block No. 77, azcapt lot No. B. All ol block No. 78. 1 All of blook No. 83. LoU No. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 A 12, block No. LoU No. 4, 5, A 6 In blook No. 06. LoU No. 6 A 7, block No. 98. Lota 10, 11, 12, A 13, blook 104. "All of block 120. LoU 13 A 14, In block 121. LoU 1 to 18, incloalve, block 139. LoU 8, 9, 10, 11, VI A 13 in blook 154 Lou 14, 10, ltf A 17, block 164. . . LoU 10, 11, 12 A 13, in block 151. In .RomigV Addition to La Grande, Oregon. Lot "O" . LoU a A S In block 1. Lota 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 0, A 10, blook - LoU 4 to 9 inclusive, block 4 LoU 4, 5 A 6 in block 6. Lots 4, 5, 6 A 7, block 9. Tha w8t half of block 10. LoU 10, 11 A 12, blook 10. The West half of lota 1,1 A3, block 11. . Lota 4, 5 A 6, block 11. The Weat half of blook 12. Pleasant Home Addition to La Grande, Oregon, LoU 1 to 8 inclueive, block 1. LoU 1 A 2, block 2. LoU 1, 7 A 8 in blook (I LoU 2 to 10 lo block 7. Predmore's Addition to La Grande, Oregon. LoU 1 to 13 inclusive In block 24. Home Investment Addition to La Grande, Oregon. A large number ol choice lota to aa loot from, each lot baa a wafer right. Gangloff's Second Addition to La Grande, Oregon. TheaelloU ua large and have a mag iiiooent view of the entire vallej. We would be pleaaed to abow any of the, above pioperty to peraona who de aire to parchaae unimproved lota with the Idea of building thereon or we will build a house for joa on any of the loU named above, allowlog you to pay for the aame on Installments. Call on us and let ua talk It over with you. ' , . , ' LAGRANDE .INVESTMENTCO. For an lmpaired,Appetite Lose of appetite alwaya reaulu from faulty dlgeatlon. All that ta needed la a few doeei of Chamberlain's Btom aoh and Liver TableU. They will in vigorate the atomacn, strengthen the digestion and give you an appetite like a -wolf. Tbeae i'ableta also not aa a geutle laxative. For Bale by Newlln Drug Co. : ., ... . If it la a bllloua attack Uke - Cham berlala's Btouaoh and Liver Tablets and a quiok core la certain, -for sale by Newlin Drug do. , Public Is Aroused The public ia aroused to a knowledge of.the ourative .merlU of .that great mlniolnal tonio. Electric Bitters, for aiok atomacn liver and kidneys, Mary Mary H Walters, of 646 StClafe Ave. Columbus O, writea: "For several monthe 1 was given opto die, I had fever and ague my nerves were wreck ed, could not not sleep, and,, my atomaoh waa ae weak, from useless dootora drone, that I could not eat. Soon alter beginning to take flectrio bitters, f omainel relief, and in abort , time 1 was enUrely cured," Guaran. eed at Hewllua drag store, price 60c -J.-lOUVER, UNION COUNTY ABSTRACTS Farm Loans a Specialty II HI W equipped abstracter in Union county. Many years experiences with the Union county records gives me a great advant-g-, It is folly, to pur chase 'realestate without first securing a proper ahstraot An abstract from my office will ehow the title just as it appears on the official record. J. R. OLIVER, . LA GRANDE, ORE30N Room 31, Bommer Bdlg. A Touching Story . I la the uvlng from death of tha baby girl of Geo A Eyler OomUrland, Md. liwIiUtth isot U moatha oor little girl waa In deoliulog health With Seriona Thmat Tmnkl. J pbrsiolana gave her up We were a. uhm iu uuaveur, wrwtn mm to ITT Ur Klnn'a V.a ni.... " ill -.ww VWWIWJ ' 1U1 Consumption, Coughs, and Colda. .u mi ootue gave relief, alter tak ing four bottles ahe was cured, and la now in Darfant health" n.m .ii. to relieve and core a cough or oold At Newlln Drag 8tore 60o and $100 guaranteed Trial bottle free "There is bo much bad in the best of us, And so much good in the worst of us, That it hardly behooves any of us To talk about the rest of us." Therefore, let us devote our spare time to talking about the superior advantages of banking at the farmers and Uraders TJational !3ank r of jCa Srande'Ortgon. - AU commercial business1 attended to promptly and carefully. It has safety Deposit Boxes for it's patrons, you can rontons for $3.00 per year, all your papers will be perfectly safe and protected from fire.' You have the key to your own box. ; There is a Savings Department connected with this bank where you get quarterly interest on your money placed in this department. J From the day of the opening of the- Farmers and Traders National Bank, on November 3, 1890 down to the present time, all the efforts of it's officers have been to advance and protect the interests of it's patrons and depositors; we want your banking, business. j - , ' . , t i i Capital - - $60,000.00 Surplus and Undivided Profits 17,000.00 , Joseph J. W. SCBIBEB, Cashier. REDUCTION ;SALE ' We have made np our mlndt W sell iu-v the iv vi torintf ttoclL arrive, and in order to Insure al ' ( AMi4a. riMn.iif. w hive cut the asviiin-aw - f - Wall Paper from 5 cents up We Want to clear the house before March W at we expect a carload; of W Jl Wiper tr a arrive on that date. We mvc more Wall Pepcr Jww on hand than all the other paper houi 'm the county. There "fore you will have a greater variety to select from. Our present stock is complete. Stacklahd & McLachleh ' 1 PAINTS eiUS AND .GLASS CZTRTonight i BUtont "Uncle Tcm'a OtU U tHa title of a really big company, which, under the personal ' ana aagtmeatof U r. Laon Waahbura, whose name baa been long and favorably asaooiated with up-to-date amusements, la to ap pear at BtewarlV Opera House on Monday March 80th, the company comprises fifty people, Including a do sen specialty artiste, two quartettes, a superb orchestra, nod many colored comedians who add to the big produc tion not a little by their spontaneous wit and olever sieging and danoing. Watch lor the big parade nvvptiKU T (By fkrlppaNews AeeoolationJ Moscow March 20 The great avoa gogue: which the late Grand Duke 8ergius forcibly closed fourteen years at o, baa been opened with thanks giving services, . , I Palmer, President. G. E. McCollv, Asst. Cashier. every, roll ol Wall Paper in our! Oj Dricc KafardlcM of fomcr Dtu? CO w ssi f "UP FROA SLAVE1YM - Book r T. Washington's autobiogra' phy , "Up From Blavefy" ia to be psb; liabed ia Chlneee this year. Doubleday Paje A ,Co the publishers, bava just received a tetter from Cheng Han, tbe Chiaeee translator atatiog that be bad managed to get the lUuntrationa to. be ased in the Bossiaa edition wbioh is ready to be brought oat. Tbe Chinees edition Is to be printed at Shanghai' It is inUreating to aute in tils Con nection lb it "Up From Slavery" baa already been published in Germany, East India, Holland, Spain, Poland England Norway and Prance. Goa merclal Triboo'e. " ' ' ' : v ",' ' ' I i Threatened : Floods t - (ByScrlppaNewa AasoclaUon) f Pittaburg Maroh SO An loe laden flood this morning ia rushing down the Alleghaney river threatening, da ring the ' day to inundate ' tbe low lands of the .Pittsburg valley. Tbe flood auge at Alleguauey ia J8 to 80 fett, Warnings have tbeen aent out, and many factories have been closed . No f(ace Suicide 8everal departmenta of the Carnegie plant at Homeatead Pa were oloeed two days, owing" to the'absenoe of workmen. Superintendent Hunt in- were born (n the two days in the fa miliea of workmen. ' ' New Uniforms " The L D 8 band yeaterdsy received twenty magnifloent . uniforms from Philadelphia. These uniforms are oat io the latest military band style and are probably the nicest and most ex. pensive suits of the kind ever ' brought to Eastern Oaegon, and ' Will be worn by the band in tbe concert whloh ia to be given oa the night of the 24th inst. The band will alao, weather permitting give n open air oonoert on the streeta at noon on the 24th ' ' ' " j Let Us Know j We wish to eay to oor many new subscribers that In case they do not re ceive their papera regularly or not de livered properly, we wiab they would pleaaa notify the offloe. Thia ia oar and your only protection. Oar old aabecrlberado this and we want ever one to be free to notify us immediate ly or any irregularity. . Unlesa we are ao notified, we have no meana whatever of knowing that things are not what they should be. 'J m. uj WILL M SATISFIED ' irynnr lloketa rtnd over tha TMnver 'i and Klo dmmle Railroad, tus "HceoUj Line ol the world" KEOAUSK ' I'here are so many aoenlo attract -n sad , points of lutenwl ulotiK thn cis ' iween Oadan MDd Deitvcriliat tilu navet beoomas Uresome , iryonareEolna east, write for .ifor. motion and ft pretty book iliat Will ; t tell yon all about it , v ' WO MCBRIDE, Agent, 124 Third St. Portlard Oregon 0 Suomrlmi Ann imqh PArmt Not HtltUkt, Dtnur, Ft Nol ' Mpa Worth, Omaha, Kan- IM a m No 6 H City, St. Loaia, C'bi- No k'JO a. m. oao aud LaaU fidUpm V xHot . . i ' T -Portland. Dallea. Pen- dletoo. Walla Walla, ' Uaykin, Pomeroy, Col- v Salm.-.; mpm north la8pokaca ' !- ortUuiL Dalles. Pen- . H" I dleton, Umatilla, Wat- i VoS lula, LewUtoo, Colfai, No ' Moacov, Wallace, War- " p.m. oar, Hpokaae nad other SMarn. polnta east and Burth , , Tla H)okano U - No. tl Island Cliy. Alkat, Im- 1 . Daily es- bier and tiu. Coo- Boll! capt ne tlons at El.o with ' i Bandar aute lor polnu la H al- 10 as IkUan lowa. i: Urean IMommen between Portland aad I ; eanprmnaeoo ovary avedye. ) CaJiOUBat,AaM K CLAIRVOYANCY and : LIasplkr-tHta!i2rr ri t pn n .1 i si jjai us j l... , First visit to La Grande ol -rfbe great f HIN DO O CLAIRVOYANT ' rroL Uoatbatoousisves n Hoiendlsajbozleayso eWast arrtred from CWieatta, Vt India; th world's sranteat Spirit iUdi Dnt and Clairvoyant. ! ft 1 Without knowing" who yoa are or from wbaoea you eaiue thla remarkable aaaa ' cloaea hit eyre and tell yoa overythine. Thla maa ia not to bo compared wlUi fortune tellera and aooh like Imnoatoro who prcynpon the poblio with their nprlneinUd aieUtoda. No matter what your trouble may boor what you want to know, eu wtU be alvea daUa, Uota, naniea, etc foelllnly gWee dates ot narrtuKoand aainea of future wile or haaband . .. e-Cill and be eonvlnfted, don't wlt- ar-antUhalagoneand then regret It-. Phrnoloit aittlaira, SL AatrolosT alttinaa,l. Clalrroyant alttlnga $1 uo. AUkludaofdlaeaaealoaatedforSi. Ao one alfled by birth with medtumehlp I will hlp t develop theaa ia at ay'. time. Will relievo bad lunk anella and 81 vo rood lurk to all. Bvonlfail to aeo tla Hindoo. Advice ktven on all bae new anderutklnes. Walk up staira, Here fcr limited time' only COME EARLY'Don't Delay Eonde Valley Home. . Ranmat M L tifv1ri Knnrai a al An' tftf'1 p in, Fhon sVo, sign on U 0xr TO THE PUBLIC: The rash, of Holiday trade is oyer and business in general has got baok to its normal condition, I wish to inform all my patrons, and those Jnot my patrons but who are liable to be, that I am now ia a positiou'to take oare" bt all watoh," blook and jewelry repairing with dispatch. I have seoured all the neces sary help in all the latest tools and' materials known to the trade, as well as the best workmen that money , . can procure. 4.y.,,:v ..V. , t;:' . ,rr : AU repair work is under my personal supervis ion and I guarantee eaoh and every piece of work done to be finished in first class workmanlike manner, and to give (with proper attention) perfect satisfaction. All work sent by mail or express will receive the same careful attention as it delivered in person, and to be promptly returned in first class i condition. s , Thanking my 5 patrons for their past liberal patronage and assuring them of. my utmost ability to give them perfect satisfaction in the future. I remain as ever. " J. IL' PEABE, Neit to Newline Drag etore. La Qrande'e Leadlncieweter aaav WMejafl aWsaviafyfj IRON Gomf)leIc MacKiiie:. Shops General . - e e r m ii r r . rt r4 O ,. Aorrt XAaaSlV aliw ' VVC15WII v v v 1 rv a Manufacturer ot Tke Fitzgeral 1 Roller FtedMilI D. Fl TZ HROPRICTOR SUOOESaOR TO H.. U. .ALEXANDER ; THE BARGAIN STORE v . . t ' i ' . New Lace G)llars ' New Shopping Baskets New Hair Switches New Tablet and School Supplies E M WELLMAN & CO Lol Q-rande ? UNDERTAKERS The only Exclusive Undertaking Parlors in La Grande '-j it - f 'i ! t ,f a ' Scientific Embalming . Licensed in Oregon tnd Montana. . . . Experienced Lady Assistant " - Our ofr.ee b always open ' -.Mx) PhoW 1751 ; Q3ce in Lewis Building, opposite, Sommer House CURED CONSUAVPTION krl tryr 'Evaas. Charwiter,- Kan, writes; 'Mr boabaodlar ok for three f montha. j Tbe doctora aald he bad qoick consumption. We procured a bottle of BMard'e Hore koood Byrap, aitd tt oared htm, Xnat waa alx yeara ago and alnoe than we have alwaya kept bottle in tbe boose We cannot do without It. For eougbe and oolda tt baa no equal" 25o 60o and 11.00 8old by Newlln Drag Uo . WORKS .1 1 B I ao ksmlth I . . . ,r - : m v- g a 1 Q ERALD, '. .. : Oresron f t. a 1 e S i