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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 30, 1905)
CLAIRVOYANT AND Strange Marvelous But true MlMltil MADAME PAL. MA, The Marvel of the 20th Century. The mr at wondtrful Seeress of Modern times Has arrived in yonr city and will remain bat a short time. This wonderful woman baa been located dar ing the past digi t months in Spokane, Washington, where she mystified thousands with her strange and wonderful power Rue cornea to year city recom mended by some of the best eople In Washington and has hundreds of testimonials to prove that she ia able to do ail that she claims. A Visit will convince the most skeptical. Madam Palina guarantees to tell you what yon cam for, or charge you nothing. This ia fair, is it not? 8he will tell you what you came for, without asking a single question; no matter what your troublee are, she will guide yon out of them with success ou your side; ahe will give you names, dates, i act a nd localities iu a way that will astonish the' most skeptical It may be of vital interest to you to know the outcome of your present distress. I'hs happlneps of your future life may depend upon the right solution and proper advice. Pal ma makes no mistakes. All her predictions are true and may be relied npon. You may wish to know It It Is advisable to make a change in business, love or in marriage. Shall 1 succeed in my present undertaking? When shall I obtain my hopes, my wishes? Shall I ever become wealthy y Can 1-trust my friends? Have I enemies? When shall I marry! How oiten shall 1 marry? Shall I ever be divorced? Does another Madame Palma can be consulted Daily from 9 a. m. to 8:30 p. m. at Her Office In The Sommer hotel, La Grande, Oregon. '"'"'JleWBVBWSSBMDflBESB IT IS COMING. WHAT? The largest car load of up-to-date furniture ever brought to this city. This oar includes bed room suits, the Bnest line of lounges and couches ever shown in the city, new dressers, chif foniers iu something new and elegant. Mattresses, all kinds from the common shoddy to the real hair mattress. There is too much in the car to mention here. Gall and see for yourself Cur will be here early this week E. G. ADCOOK Successor to E. An dross. Andross Old stand Phuue9-1 THAT FAMILY PICTUtlE If you bring it to us to be framed. Tie expense will be slight. We now have the fiDest line picture frames and mould ings it has been our pleasure to show. This season's icouldiriga are different from those iu style last year Call ind see the new line of art decorations, pictures, and window shades, Frank Harris Andross old stand Phone 8-1 tALM 1ST fwI 111 share the lova which rightfully belongs to me? It to, who? Am I loved in return? tiave 1 a rival in my love? Whom shall I marry? How many children shall I have? When will my domestic troubles end? How can 1 make my life and home happy r When will my abaent friend retnrn? Why do 1 not receive a letter? Should I invest my money? In what should I invest? Is my disease curable? Shall i win my lawiult? Palma telle you all these things, and a great many more. She settles lover'a quarrels,' reunites the separated and shows you how to over ' oome all difficulties. No matter what yonr past eiperlence with clairvoy ant haa been, call and see this wonderfully gifted medium. It will cost you notnlng onleas you lire perfectly satisfied with what ahe tel's you. Remember, do fee aooepted nnlesa you are perfe jtly satisfied. Parlors arranged so that 70a will meet no strangers. Prices reasonable and within the reach of all. Call early and avoid waiting. Everything treated as sacred and confidential. Lessons In Palmistry and Clairvoyance at greatly reduced rates. A full and complete courae of lessons in Palmistry for $5. These lesons are ao simple and easy to learn that a child 10 years of age can read a band correctly In less than three months. THE CENTENWL HOTEL Mr. A. E. MurcuUon and Miss 0 M. Ultra. Prop. HATES $1.00 PER DAY MEALS 25c fcperla! rates furnished monthly patron. This house la; absolutely new and Is thoroughly clean from kitchen to parlor. Every room la on the ground floor. All white belp The table Is supplied with all the season affords. The Centenlsl Is centrally located AdHms Ave, between Greenwood and Kir. Opposite Farmers Keed Yard La Grande, Oregon. Estray Not ce Notlo is hereby given that the oi lowing described stock haa been ' taken op at my place aiz miles east of ' L Uraude Unicn County Oregon and appraieed, as follows, one bay mare branded "on left hip weight about 950, aged 13. One sorrel mare .brand ed w on left shoulder. ' weight about 800 aged 4. One bald fared Ally, white feet no brand weight about 700 pounds. The above described stock will be sold to satisfy pastorage bill and other expenses b? the constable of this pre cinct at ten o'clock a m, Monday March 8, 1905, nnleaa the owner or owners appear and settle all charges in full. W D GrandyLa Grande. POUND A bible on the streets of La Grande, Finder may have same by calling at thiaohlco and paying for this notice. C4'a.n wod 128 cubic feet to the cord. lft-inch dry chain wood 3 per ourd. This it cheaper than by the load. You pay tor what you get and get what you pay for. Phone 7i H xr Mini t?v lifMMMMf wMass)aaaaaflaaaaaHiy A Clairvoyant Who knows your every Wish, Fear or Ambition RED FRONT LIVERY BARN Wm. Smith, Prop, Safe and relihkle rigs furn at all times. Special ac comodations furnished to commercial traveler, Phone. 3-5 WM, SMITH FEED STORE Hay, Giain and feed. Free delivery to all parts ef the city. Mountain trade a specialty. Phone 1961 . Horses, harness and wagons bought snd sold Invaluable For Rheumatism I have been suffering for the past few years with a severe attack of rlie matism and found that Hallard's Snow Liniment waa the only thing that gave me satisfaction and tended lo alleviate my pains Marou 24th. 1902, John C Dog-nan Kinsman 111.- 26c 60o and $1,00 gold by Newlin Diug Co G. E FOWLER Truck and S Transfer Wood and Coal Phone 1611 All order given prompt attention. MRS. H. W. LAUGIILIN, 0 , Teacher of vocal and piano j MUSIC i 1 Graduate of Chicago Musical College Phone 1926 ' by the Cord (FIVE HUNDRED PEOPLE WRECKED 'By Bcrlpps News -Association Winnipeg, Maaitoba, March 80 Hie third sactioo of tba horo seekers' excursion traia, whicS left Toronto last Tuesday, tilled with settler for the northwest, went into a ditch at Dryden, eighty-five miles east of Baa porta;. The accident is said to be the w.wst in the history of the Cana dian Pacific Railroad. All the doctors at Ratportaga have left that city for the scene. Theiailroad officials re fuse to make any statement in regard to the catastrophe There were five hundred passengers on tba train ' Later Eight coaches were dtrailtd and several of the passengers were injured, but none were killed. Subway Caved (By Bcrlpps Newt Association) New York March SO Fireman 8amuel Lillie was instantly killed to day and several firemen were Injured by a cava in the subway, at 168th station bich burned yesterdy The fireman were carrying boss through tba dark tnnnel extinguishing the burning timbers when the aoo dent occurred. Engineer Killed By Borippa News Association Butte, Mont. March 30 -The Great Northern Overland, wee bound, was ditobed at noon today near Basin Montana. The engineer John Weber waa soalded and orushed to death and the fireman Tom Davia was seriously burl. The engine jumped the track while ruuning at the rate of . thirty miles per hour. Commits Suicide By Sciipps News Association BerkMy March 80 Mrs Annie M 8bermer suicided this morning by a pbtiiation. She left a candle burn ing ia ber room after turning no the gas, and, when the deadly " carbon monoxide had acourau'ated to a suf ficient density it exploded with ter rific foice setting fire to the room and frightfully burning the eorpse. Report No Bribery (By Bcrlpps News Association) Denver, Oolo., March 30 - At a joint session of the legislature at noon to day, the general bribery committee re ported that there were no findings against any member of either hnna This whitewashes Senator Morgan of Boulder county, who bas been accused of accepting a bribe from general man ager Herbert, of the Colorado and Southern railroai, to vote for Adams against Peabody. RECEPTION TO REV. RAMSEY Nearly the entire congregation of the 8t Stephen's Episcopal Gburoh faced the stormy weather Tuesday evening to attend the reception given Rev. Hortoe M Baaisey, the new rec tor of the church, who held his first serv ices last Buuday. The reception was in the parish house. Bishop Mor ris, of the Oregon diocese, was pre sent. The borne was beautifully deoorat ed with growing palms and flower. The banquet table, on which an ela borate supper was served by the ladies members of the congregation, was most tastefully decorated. Rev Horace M Rimsey, whose home is ia La Grande, bas been atuJying in Germany for the patt two ears. Last summer be bad charge of 8i. Paul Episonpal Church st Rome, in which the English language ia Broken. Portland Oregonian. Island City Items Out farmers are all r juicing, that it is snowing. Mr and Mrs Thomas Wade and dsughter, Jessie, returned borne Tues day morning; from an extended trin through the East and Southern Gali forma. Mr and Mrs Rbinehart who ate with us, only for a short time, expect to make their borne in Walla Walla. O C Rnckman is slowly Improving from an attack of appendicitis. We will soon be entertaining oi:r friends in a new Club ball. 111 Fvrlno , r( jU sWVvVIU) Ul JtW J Hy8erlpp News Association) j Vienna, Mah 30 -Thousands of Jews arc prep.ir.ng to leave Odessa for America. A I roller exodua la also re pvnu irum uuinwsatern tiuisia. PROFESSIONAL CARDS PHYSICIANS DR. A. L RICHARDSON. Physician and Surgeon. Offloa arar BUl's Drag store. Offlee raooe tu BasldeaeePaaaeHl N. MOLITOR. M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Coras AOunseveaae and Itapot 8b , Offlee PboaeXM BaaidaoetFboaeat WILLARD SMITH PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Phone 711 LewUtmlldlnc, opposite SocaaaarHo Offlce Boars, 1 to . I to . BACON & HALL, YS . CIAN3 AND SURGEONS Offlos la Roley bnUdlna, om U9L . C. T. Baeoa, Rasldanoe Phone IU1 at. K. UaU, Basldcaot llxt DKS. BIGGERS & BIGGERS Ptiysidans and Bargtvaa O W Blsgm, M. D. Oo, U Blcgv, U. D Telephones Offloel321 BealdoneslIU ' Offloe Ralsloa BaUdlnc over J. M. Barn's Btore. Kasldenos on atadUoa AVe. aecond door west of brmar rasldenoa, Or. a W. Blazers I GRANDS . OkBttON ProfeuioBsJ esUs promptly atieadcd to ' . day or night. ' . DENTISTS REAVIS BROS. DENTISTS. ' qffloi 8oramer Baildlnf Office Phone 5-t Basldenee Phone 117 C. B. Cauthorn DENTIST Omoe Over Hill Drugstore a La Grande, Oregon., R. L. LINCOLN DENTIST Up stairs, Cor Adams aveao and Depot 8U Phone j4 . ' VET ERIN A AY SURQEON Dr. FA CHARLTON VETERINARY SURGEON. Office at A T Hill's Drug Store La Grande, Oregon Phone 136 J Residence phone 701 Farmers' line 68 DR. W. T.VDJWNE3. VETERINARY SURQEON AND DENTIST Leave orders at Red Residence Cor Cross Drug store 6U and I st Thirty fits years experience, best of'referencs I (.furnished ATTORNEYS CPAWF0RD 4 CRAWFORD Attorneys-at-Law LA Q BANDS, OBEQOM OUlee In Sommer mlldlng. J. W KNOWLES Attorney and Counsellor At Law Office ia Ralston Building . Phone I6f ' Ul Grands Or. H. T. WUllnras a. C. Williams WILLIAMS BROS. ATIORN EYS-AT.LAW Offios In Balsloa Balldlag Phone iOjS La Qraada, Ur. Lodae Directory. ICAOLRH-U Unad. Alrie s P O K Busts very Mund.y nUhUn KolaliiSi.a VtoiUos brothera iDTllod U.atleo'., i. A, kTatoU, W. P; T. U. oilhan, W. B. elr hall cvsrr Saturday night. VlslUug dusbs en cordially (aWted to attend. Usmlery plat can be seen at offioeofClty Reoorder. a W. Booertaon, If U R. Snook, Boo. 4TAK ENCAMPMENT No SL I. O. O. F. deMa eyerT flm and third ThandsTs In the month Id Odd Fellows hsll. VlslUna natrl rch; always welcome . B. buookTc. P. Bdmond Booinson.aartbe ' &. K.AA. HLa Grande Lodge o. 41. meets ever 1st and 3rd 8ator VI OWU BIOUVD. A C Williams Sea. O D Huffman W.M KABTERN 8TAH O Eel Hope Chapter No IS meets the second and (north Wednesday ol ach month at rM p m in Meeonie Temple . Mrs tiara TtfficWM Mary A Waraiok. See M. W.A. La Grande Unp Ho. 7701 meets eery first and third Wednel.y of the tvis-mtk an I t aa W u..H a , . . . . - wv.... M w, v. a- , Kl Salle etBII IglUPK MlaTll" burs are cordially invited to attend. " Jl,-n.. t.R.i.lend,V.Q . w..... HB.aa sa smEHTRKH OF AMKRICA-Omrt Msld i?M?V?i0 Jf!""" M5h Thundsy night ia si of V hall. Btothsrs ere Invited to attend. . X 8 Tlllson. I Ulel Banner. . O 8 Williams, Kin. 8ne PuU?on? ' U h BlKB"' John H'"' II It is a bilious attack Uke Cham berlala's Stomach and Liver Tablets and a quick our Is certain. For sale by Newlin Drag Co. inu aaioon i CHAS. MELQUIST, Propridor. I WINES, LIOUOBsli inn . .' w Finest collections of atnffflrl animals on the Pacific a coast. f Blue Front Saloon E. THOMSON. ProprktST""- FINEST WINES, LKJU0BS i Imported and domestic ' CI0AESTO ! . . ... ' Hot or oold lunch all hours I Jeflaraoa Araaa OppoalU Depot Palace Saloon : I , , CHAJ. ANDERSON. Prop. WINES, LIQUORS J AND CIGARS J Always on hand THE OXFORD P1R JOHN BIEVER, Prop. Coaaplato saaortnaent of WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS Mixed Drinks a Specialty Fir St. MMiiniiii iissiissiaataaiiBDiMitti'fi THE LOUVRE i CHRIS WRIGHT, Prop. FINE ' VIHE5. LIQU0R5 CIQJRS Gentlemen always Welcome . Rr Street iMWBIiHrMiBliBgg rfcamajgiBBSBBi Eaglo Saloon ULRICH LOniS. Prop. FINE ' WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS Lunches are our specialty Jefferson Avenae, Opposite depot 8 : l 1. r. losiii ami j.w. toot. nop. FINE WINE5 : LIQUORX 5 And the beet branda 01 CIQIH5 Alwajrs on hand 5 i Mixed drinks a specialty Ask and see if yoa don't get Ik This la a gen. J tlemen's resort and will be ran as aanh ! eeo... Tom Plemingi BLACKSMITH Horsuhoing and Wajonwcrk North Fir Street MlM.?,!.?m iniai Kecuitar Ufsappearancc J D Itunyan of 'BnUervll o laid the peoallar disappearance of his pain ful systoma. of indigestion and bill oasneea, to Dt King's New Life Filla He ears: They are a perfect remedy Cor dlulneee soar stomsob, headache, const patlon, ato," Guaranteed at Newlin drag stora, prloa SBo. e w JeffarsoaAvanae . Opposite Depot rTaflaaaslsasmaaasi a n