La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 25, 1905, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextIT IS COMING. WHAT? The lareest CUT load tt 11 r r date lurnitare ever broaght to Ihis city. This car iucludea bed room suits, the finest line of lounges and couches ever shown in the city, new dressers, chif foniers in something new and elegant. Mattresses, all kinds from the common shoddy to the real hair mattress. There is toe much in the CUT tn mantinn here. Call and see for yourself v.ar wm De nere early this week E.G.ADCOOK Successor to E. Andross. AndrossOldstaud Phone 9-1 4&. THAT FAMILY PICTUUE If you bring it to us to be framed. The expense will be slight. We now have the finest line picture frames and mould ings it has been our pleasure to show. This season's moutdings are diffierent from those in style last year Call and see the new line of ert decorations, pictures, and window- shades, Frank Harris Andross old stand Phone 9-1 Lodge Directory. KAGLKB La Urande Airie ra FO K meet every Hunday night la K ol I' hall a 8 i m VlMtlnubretheru Invited t aitn .. ). A. Uttlolt, W. P. T. 11. Ullbam, W. 8. 10 0 F La lran1- lAg, No it rreeia .u heir ball every Saturday night. VUlUtig mem oers oordially invited to attend. (i. W. Kobertson, N U R, Snook, See, . 1TAK ENCAMPMENT No 31, I. O. O. K, meeta every flint and third Thurdny tn the month lu odd Fellowit ball. Veiling patrl arch alwuya welcome -1. U. Snook, C f. ttdmond Uobinaon. Scribe A b A A. M. La Grande Lodge .'o. 41. meets every 1st nd 3rd Satur ay of eacb montb. AC Williams Seo. O D Huffman W. M EaSTKRNWTAK OEM Hope Chapter Mo IX nieeta the Kcond and fourth Wednesday of ach montb at j::W p ra iu Masonic Temple Mrs Clam TLylc.WM Mary A Warniok, ice M. W.A. l a Grande (amp - 7708 meeta every flint and third Wednesday of the month at I. O. O. F. Hall. All visiting neigh bors are cordially ittvited to attend. E. Keislelld, V, C. John Hall, Cleric rORKHTKRS OK AMKRfCA Uonrt Maid Marion, No 22 meets eaoh Thursday night lu K of V hall. Brother, are invited to attend. X 8 TlllNon. Chief Rancer. ' J 8 Williams, Fin. See Hoard of Trustees Dr. O L liiggers, John Hall, aud li I'aUwon. 1 e Voodoo Murder New York, March King" Boor ooart, a negro of tfrloan descent, hat been placed oa trial oudet the charge made some months ago of killiog a hlU child 30 months old, cablet the Herald's Havana correspondent. The ohlld'e body at foond at Uolra de Melena, horribly mutilate, and with the heart removed. Cbargeo were made that fcteuroourt posed as a "voo do" doctor, and that whan an aged negroes eonsnlted him for treatment beadt-iaed her that the only remedy was to eat the heart of a white pcraon. Kidnaping of the child victim la al leged to hare followed. A dozen ne groes were arretted on charges of being aooeasorlea to the ortme. Owing to the great fear In which the "voodoo" doctors are held, there has been dlfflonltv thru far In nhralnlna testimony. The trial is attracting t aav . (uuua uitereu id uafewa. Quarter Million Fire . (By Scraps News Association) Columbus, Ohlo.Maron25.Tho Bra which started last night and burned all night In this city destroyed the Columbna Dry Goods Co. at e, and debased the ajdolning property. The total lost ie estimated at a quarter of a million dollars. Anarchists for Spain r - . . ... . l.iuuj;. aaauuiawoUJ . Madrid, March 25. -The Ciovern ment authorities hare received word from New fork police that two danger oat anarchists have embarked from that point; bound for Itaroelona. The police at Barcelona have been instruct ed to keep a careful watch for them. Unknown Man Dead Spokane, March 25. The body of a man, aa yet unidentified, was found In north channel of the Spokane river, near the Centennial mill, about 9 o'clock yeaterdey morning by an em ploy of the mill, who reported the matter to the police. Considerable difficulty was exper ienced in getting the bodv out of the river, as the place where It had caught against some driftwood Is In the swiftest current of the river and the bottom is very treacherous . Alexand er Turn boll, the undertaker who was called b Coroner Witter to take charge ol the body, hired a man to wade out Into toe river and bring in the body. The man was apparently about 60 years of age and wat Ave feet nine Inches tall. The body wat In a bad state of decomposition. Absolutely no means of Identification could be found on the body. It waa bur lei yesterday afternoon In Falrmount cemetery. Public Sale On Friday March 31 W 8 Kagain will have a publio auction, at bis place known as the John Brandes farm three miles east of Island City, cf his farming Implements, stock and household goods as follows; 1, 12 foot Hodge Header; 1, 14 In ,2 bottom gang plow; 1 14 in.', stoel beam plow; 1, 12 ft Unborn Rake; 1, Monitor Drill; 1, Deering diower; 1, 4 section harrow; 1, diso harrow;!, Baina wagon; 1, Rushford wagon: 3, header beds: 5 sets double harness; 1, 2 seat carriage; 1 donble bob sled; 12. bead of work Lorste; 7, milch cows; 4 calves; 1, Durham bull; 3 head of hogs; 1, Fanning mill; 1, steel range: 1, new heating stove: and other house hold and kitchen furniture too numer ous to mention There will be a free lunch. Terms of sale $10 and under, ciih Oner $10 six months with ap proveJ security drawing 8 per cent Interest. March 24 31 A T. HJXiL, Land Office Removal Washington March 5 President Roosevelt bat signed aa order direct' ing the removal of the land offioe at OiegoaCitvto Portland. The date of the removal la left lo the discretion of the commissioner of the - general land office who atatei that July 1 pro bably will be selected lor the data of the change SOINPOKUiTION Oregon City , March 25 A 8 Dres aer, register of t!s land offioe, when told yesterday alter noon of a Wash ington dispstch relative to the re moval of the office to Portland, said : "I have reeeived nb offloial infor mation that the offioe would bs re moved to Portland, but know that an inspector visiting here nine months ago recommended the change. A few days aga this offioe received a letter from the assistant Und oommiatiooer, saying that there waa no room id the Portland postoffice building to accom modate the land office. Evidently this letter resulted Irom tu recom mendation of the luRptctor. Th e offioe has never been recommended a change." No Decision Made By Soripps News Association, j Washington Match 2D-r8ecretary Tail, who is acting in an advisory capacity to the President on affairs o! ttate, bad conference with the Pre tident this afternoon on the Vene zuelan situation. On leaving-, Secre tary Taft said that there had been no understanding. Presents Diplomas By Scripps Newt Association Washington March 25 President Roosevelt today resented diplomas to twenty tiuee graduates of the United Htates Naval Medical sobool, following the ceremony with a ten minutes ad dress, The Natural Way Osteopathy it proving daily that our bodiea contain all the elements neces sary for health and that health is na tural so long si the bkod curtent it is perfectly distributed to all parta and there Is perfect balance of nerve con trol. The causes of disease have been demonstrated by Onteop thy to be, in large measure, 'meobanioal. There fore, by removing these mechanical causes, tbs inherent recurjerattve power of the body is allowed to per form a ours. Lost Saddle pony, bay mare weight 900 lbs, scar on left shoulder, also soar on right front leg, tlnch mark. Strayed away last 8atuiday night. Reward for return or Information leading to the recovery will be paid by W E Prat Two miles N E Red Pepper School house on Alioel ti F D rout d2 vl Mttts' ' ' - MMtr-tsiSl4eSMfittitaasii fll measure U aln wd'by the Cord 128 cubic ftet to the cord. lft-inch dry chain wood 3 per r rd. This is cheaper than by the load. You pay lor what you get and get what you pay for. Phone 571 When your lungs are sore and Inflamed from coughing, la the time when the germs of PNEUMONIA. PLEURISY and CONSUMPTION find lodgment and multiply. FQjYp Cam Affl stops the cough, heals and strengthens the lungs. It con tains no harsh expectorants that strain and Irritate the lungs, or opiates that cause constipation, a condition that retards recovery from a cold. FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR tea safe and oerer failing remedy for all throat and lung Tsutto. Tbs I he kli It Bad Contumpt!ca-A tSanrilons Curt. L Xt a, Reasoner, lows, writer "The doctors said I had coa. strmpt aAi , tt no better until I used FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR. It aslpw sac riliaS from the start and stopped the spitting of Mood and the pala La say lungs and today 1 am eouad sad well. THREE SIZES 23o, BOo, and SI .00 REFUSE 8UBSUITUTES DRUGGIST HIGH SCHOOL UTEPvAPJ S0CIE1Y The nigh 8obool Literary Soclatr had two meetings yesterday. At the first meeting, whloh was held In the forenoon, offioers of the society were elected, that being the purpose of the meeting. Tbo offioers elected were as follows: Elton Jackson, president ; Byron Uoodall, 1st vice president; Miss Jennie Harris, 2nd vice president; Alias Blanche MoMurray, Secretary ; Vera Hendrioke, ass't secretary; Will Neil, reporter; Roy 8tover. sarg't at arms, and Mlaa Lizsle King, chorister When the society had Its afternoon meeting, the officers elected at the forenoon meeting, as above stated, were installed with all the proper ceremonies, the following program was rendeied: v Piano Solo Caroline Qulmby Recitation . Edna MoCall Vocal Solo Ethel Davis High School Bulletin Rachael Tome and Ethel Davis Violin Bolo Ethel Gulling Crltio's Report Prof, Steger Rescued From Indians ' Vancouver, B C, March 25. There was .brought down from the north by steamer yesterday a white child who has been in the custody of Indians for the past six years, a girl of 11 years wno oan naraiy speak Jnglian, bat Is proficient in Chinook. She was taken from the Indian camp by the secretary of the Children's Aid 8oclety, who had been searching tor the girl tor a year. She wat finally located through a trapper. ' ' Agents Wanted Men and women Big money sell ing Imperial lamp burner. Bells on sight 100 per oent profit Exolusive territory to , hustlers. Sample by mail 75c. Call or address. E 0 Bergb, La Grande Ore Mch-24 Aprll-24 Foley Hotel THE CENTENNIAL HOTEL Mrs. A. E. MnrchUon and Hiss a U. Gain, Props. RATES $1.00 PER DAY MEALS 25c Bperlal rates furnished monthly patrons. Thla bonae Is; absolutely new and Is thoroughly el eon from , kitchen to parlor. Every room la oa thesround floor. All white belp The table la supplied with all the season affords. The Ontenlal la centrally located . Adams Ave, between Greenwood and Kir. Opposite Farmers Keed Yard La Grande, Oregon. H. W. NIBLEY I ase.aesestistiiins PROFESSIONAL CARDS PHYSICIANS DR. A. L RICHARDSON, , Physician and Surgeon. , OaVrr Bill's Drag Store, Office rsoMlStiS ' Besides PeeaesQ Nv. MOL1TOR. M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Corner Adaase STewes tad Depet 84. OOlos Phone S3a 1 BsatdaaM Fhowe (SI WILLARD SMITH ; PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Phone Til lls baUdlac, opposite Boamoser Bo Office Hoars, I t 1,7 to S . I BACON & HALL, J ( . CIAN3 ANO SURGEONS Office la Foley building, pnoas UtL ' - 0. T. Baooo, Residence Pbone list '. ' M. K. Hall, Realdeaoa 2X31 DKS. BIGGCRS & DIGGERS Pujaioians and Bnrtwoas O W Blcsers, H, D. Oeo. U Btoera, U. D ' Telephone! . Offlos 1321 i Realdeaoa mi . Offloe Rali ton BaUdtnf over J. M. Berrys State. Kaslduooe on 'Madison A Vs. secesid door westorsrmar raaldeooa, Or. O. W.BIfgtta ' 1m GRANDS . ORBQON - -Itofauioaal calls proaptlr atteaded to DENTISTS REAVIS BROS. " DENTISTS. ' ' ' Offloa Bomater Bullding Offlee Phone S-l . Besldenee Phone 117 C. B. Cauthorn DENTIST Offlas Over Hill DruStore ft U Grande, Oregon g ; R. L. LINCOLN DENTIST Up sUIrs, Dot Adam aveau and Depot Bt . Phone 4 ... VETERINAAY 8URQEON Dr. P A CHARLTON VETERINARY SURGEON. Office at A T Hill's Drug Store La urande, Oregon Phone 1361 uesidence phone 701 Farmers' line 68 DR. W. T. D3WNE3. VKTEBINABY 8UEOEON ANO DENTIST Leavs orders at Red Cross Drug store Betldenoe Cor 6th and I st Thlrtj fl yjari ezperlenes, best of refeienoe I It'arnisoea ATTORNEYS CPAWFORD & CRAWFORD Attorneys-at'Law LA QBANDK, " 0BJCQ0N OBlee In Bommer Salldlnf. J. W KNOWLES Attorney and Counsellor At Law . Office ia Ralatoa Balldlac Phone 1M taQrandeOr. ; H. T. WtlllBms a. C. William WILLIAMS BROS. ATTORN EYS-AT.LAW Office In Balatos Balldlna Phone iOjS Im Qraode, Or. Ficndisli Sufferbj is often caosed by sores, ulcere and cancers, tbat eat away your skin, Wm bedell, of flat Rock Mich, says; I have used Bnoklen'e' Arnica Salve, (or Uluers, Korea and Cancers. It Is tb best healing dressing lover found. Uoothes and beals oats, burns and Be at Newlin Drag store K oaraateed Here is a Bargain For You Eighty aores of Und la Malbenr county, with good water right, good house and outbuildings. Every food of this place Is in cultivation. Will raiae from 9 to 11 tons of alfalfa per acre. Tbe val ie of thla property may bs estimated from tbe faot that It rents annually for S10 per acre and renter pajs tbo taiea. Ihis place oan te rented for five years longer at this price. Hera Is an Investment tlat beats ten per oent. For sale on easy terms. . Write to 0, T. McDANIEL Ontario. . .... ....... .Oregon. sssseeessssitssasssssstit MRS. H. W. LAUGHLIN, j Teacher of vocal and piano 3 music : Graduate of Chicago Musical College asses P ?TiA I VAIIU OitVlUUll CHASi inST.lTopridor. WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGAI1S Finest collections of stuffed auimala oh the Pacific coast. ' - ;- ; MfctB ;'TJJMaeiiiMVawi60iiBiraBiy Blue Front-Saloon L THOMSON. PropffctorT"""" PINI8T WINES, LIQUORS f Imported and domestic CIGARS JSot or cold lunch all hours f JeOsfsoa Avmws Opposite Depot Ifll Palaco Saloon V. . - . 9 CHAJb ANDERSON, Prop. . i,.. - r ; - " , . - . , -v ., . ma .. . J ' ' wines, iiquors and Cigars Always on hand Opposite Depot ArViwwwwVwVMwV THE OXFORD 3AR JOHN BIEVEIC. Prop. ; Cossplsts aasortasentof WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS Mlxd Drink,. Specialty Rr St lOUhi THE LOUVRE CHRIS WRIGHT. Prop. FIN! " V1UE5, LIQU0R5 d52 CIQ1R5 Gentlemen always Welcome Mrttreet Eagle Saloon UUHCH LOniS. Prop. ' hni' WINES. LIQUORS and CIGARS Lunches are our specialty Jefferson Avenue, Opposite depot mmmm J.MOtiA3mj,t.iooi, rior. FIME WINE5 212 LIQUORS And the best brant's ol CIQMS Always on hand Mlied drinks s sneolalty Ask and see If yon don't gel It. TbU U a gen tlemen's resort and will be run aa such Tom Fleming BLACKSMITH Horseshoin 5 and Wagonwcrk North Fir Street Peculiar Disappearance J D ttunyan of 'BnUervllle, O laid tbs peculiar disappearance of bis pain ful systems, nf Indigestion and bili ousness to D King's New Life Fills Us says: They ere a perfect remedy, for diaslness soar stomach, headache, constipation, etc," Guaranteed at Newlin drag store, prloe 360. rvatmm agasti I