La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 01, 1905, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text.1 IT IS COMING. WHAT? The largest car load of up-to. lurnuure ever brought to this city. This car includes 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 car to mention here. Call and see for yourself Car will be here early this week E. G. ADCOOK Succeesor to E. Andross. Andross Old Btand PhuuetM Sails For China (By Borippa Navs Aaaoclatloa) 8m FrmooUeo April 1-Tha batila nip Ohio, alter many delays aalled today for China to Join tha Aaiatio squadron, Tha vaasel will probably ramaln In tha far aaat tbrta yaara and then return toNaw fork, agj A Remarkable Record Ona hundred and Hno clairvoyant and palmistry reading! (Wen in fl?a days by Madame Palma. tha marvel. ous clairvoyant, and not ona miatake nas been made. Everyone who called was aent away aatutfijd and all were very high in their praiaa of Palma and h wonderful power. She telli tha future juat aa eaay aa aba telle the pant. If yoo have not eeeo Madame Palma, do -so at onoa and find out what your future Ufa will be. Only (our dayi yet remain to consult her aa she leaves tha city Wednesday even ing. Hours 9 to 9, Bom mar Hotel. 2f mm THAT FAMILY PICTUUE If you bring it to us 'to be framed. The expeust will be olight. We now Lave the finest line picture frames and mould ings it has been our pleasure to show. This seasnu'tj mouldings are different from those in style last year Call and see the new line of art decorations, pictures, and window shades, Frank Harris Andross old stand Phone 9-1 IN A HURRY? THEN CALL Wh. REYNOLDS The transfer man. He will take that trunk to the Deput or your home in less time than it takes to tell it. Wagon always at your Her vice. Charges moderate. Day phone 1751, night phone 1863. THE CENTENNIAL HOTEL Mrs. A. K. M nrehlsoa aud MissC M. Uuni, Props. RATES $1.00 PER DAY MEALS 25c Bperlai rata tarnished monthly ' patrons. Tbis house Is; sbsohitely ncw and la thoroughly eleaa from kitchen to parlor. Every room la on the ground floor. All Whit belp The table Is supplied with all the season affords. , , The Centenlel Is centrally Ion ted Adams Ave, between Greenwood and Fir. Opposite Farmers Feed Yard La Grande, Oregon. G. E. FOWLER Truck and Transfer Wood and Coal Phone 1611 All order given prompt attention. Can't Hold Office Washington April I M J Hornsby a young negro, who twine passed a civil servfea examination and twio has been appointed to clerkthtpe in the pottoffioe at Yatoo, Miss., has complained at the White House , that he ia prevented from holding bis po sition by reaaon of the brataity of White citiieoa o( Yaito. Uorosby was presented at the White House by Rev. 8 L Caroler, but the President was unable to take up th case because ptsctically all thai re mains of bis time before leaving for his western trip baa been filled with engagements. The case was stated tc Secretary Loel., howevtr, and Horns by was referred to the civil . sorvicd commiftMioo According to the negro's atory, he entered on' his dutiea at the Yatoo office, whereupon dertrio white p trons tf the office thrashed him sev eral times wten he was caught goinq to and from his duties. The mistreat raeot reiolted iu the rrsigastioo o Hornsby, but he took luo txsmius tion for the vacancy that was created by hia own resignation Others who took, the examination were two ne groes, one negreat and two white men. A Sad Ending The following from an xohanga will Interest Montgomery Ward's customer's In thia looality: Hera Is tha experience ot a farmer near Farmeraville. Ten yeara ago ha pat anX mark en a silver dollar and - " ;oi tun tuk ik wun a merchant. Before the week waa out he got the marked dollar back (or poultry and spent U with tha home merchant. Four times iu aix yeara that dollar oame home to bim for prodnoe and three timea be heard ot It in tha pocket of hia ' neighbors. The last time he not it In change nearly four yeara ago, be aent it to a Chicago mail order firm that hsd amassed a hundred million dollara by selling third rate goods at tecond rata prices. He baa not seen the marked dollar since and never mill until the crack of doom. That doll .r will never pay any mora school oi road tax for him, never help build up the town or county, never bless aud brighten the homes of his neighbors. He sent it entirely out of tbt elide of UBfulnees,for Dim. Moral: Bend your1 dollara where you will get a chance at I hem again, where they will help . you pay i our taxes, build your bridge', educate your children Bud enhauce tha value of yoat farms. NOW FOR FREE DELIVERY Postmaster Richer aUted today that the teceipts of the posloffio lor the year ending March SI, were suf ficient to place La Grande in tb elaas of citiea entitled to free delivery. Now the next etep in line with progression will bo (or the Commercial Club of thia city to petition tha department (or th immediate installation of tha system. All these things require a little urging and things that are not worth asking for are not worth tuv tog. i PROFESSIONAL CARDS , ssa IS tt: PHYSICIANS DR. A. L RICHARDSON, 'Physician and Surgeon. Omos over Bill's Dreg SUwa. ' Office Pkoae U64 TtTiHanns Taws 111 N. MOLITOR. M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Corner Adams area a aad Depot St, OBBoe rbonaXM Bail dense Phone ta MRS. H. W. LAUGH UN, j Teacher of vocal and piano Graduate of Chicago . Musical College (-none 1970 J eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Send This Book East The 1903 Usui of "Oregon. Washing ton, Idaho and Their Besoarcea," iaea ed by the Passenger. Departments ot the Oregon Railroad, & Navigation Company, and tha Hues of tha South ern Pacini In Oregon, is now read for diatribul Ion, 60,000 copies having been If sued. The book has a specially dealtned fiont cover in two oolora and containa eighty-eight pages illustrated by twenty one full page, first class bslf tone oute, and a number ot amaller ones Tha book ia divided into chap ters covering the following aubjeots: Climate, da'rying, diversified farming, fish and fishing, fruit culture, grain growing, grasses and forage plants, homes for millions, hop raising, irri gation, LawU and O ark Exposition, lumbar and lumbering, markets, mine and mining. Portland. "Th R. City," railroa'le, echoola andoharcbea, soil, stock raising, vegetable produota, lands in western Oregon, condensed Information about towns and cities along the O R A N and the Southern Paoiflo linea. The illustrations of fruitful aoenea in farm and orchard districts are taken from actual photograph, tha facta and statists a are baaed on conditions as they are, and these featuiea of the work make it of great value to people of tha East who are looking to the PaciGc Northwest for homes and bu ill ness locations Every cltlxen of the states exploited in the book will find it valuable to tend to relativea and friends In other states who may be in duoeil to come and live in the Pacific North weat. Four centa In ataunpa aent to A L Craig, General Passenger Agent ot the Oregon lailroad 4 Navigation Com paur, Portland, Oregon, with the ad dress of an eastern friend, alll Insure ita being aent. WILLARD SMITH PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON , Phone TU -Lewie bstldlng, opposite Soaaaaer Heeae . omeeHoare.ltai.TtoS , BACON & HALL, YS( CIAN3 AND SURGEONS Offles la Foley building, fboaeUU. 0. T. Baeoa, Beddenoe Pbone list ... U. K.HaU,BealdeaSUI DKS. B1GGERS & B10GCRS Pnyalciaaa and Bargsoaa O W Blggart, II. D. . Geo, L. BIggers, at. O Telephones OffloeiaaT . BealdaaeelaM Qffloe1 Haislon Building over I. 11, Berry's Store. Rldenoe on afadlaoa ATe. second door west of tomer realdonoa, Or. a W. Blggcrs Mja uRAlf uK . - OR BOON Profntiioaal calls promptly attended to oayeralCBU James Burnett was taken but of a aealed box car of hay at H jqniam, in which he had been four daya without tood or water. He entered the car at Spokane. At Enderby, li C Thomas Flood, orazed with jealousy, ahot and wound ed hia aaeethoart, Miss Coles, and her brother-in-law, U B Baird, and ahot at T Milllgnn. FfM.L measure CM ain w 1 by the Cord 128 cuhic fet to the cord. 16-inch dry chain wood 3 per oord. This ia cheaper than r y the load. You pay tor what you get aid get what you pay for. Phone 57i H. W. NIBLEY THE E0MS 0? VHfOL To People with Weak Lungs : You know that for centuries Cod Liver Oil has been considered the best medicina for throat and lung troubles, but its nauseating effect upon the stomach made it impossible for many to take it Now-a-days Vinol accomplishes greater results, for while it is a Cod Liver Oil prepara tion, it is entirely free from oil or grease, and therefore it is fast taking the place of old-fashioned Cod Liver Oil and Emulsions.--Respectfully, LA ORANDE DRUG CO. rn?vn7Arnf of FGDILIEY'S MrJEY MM TAiS On account of the great merit and popularity of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR for Coughs, Colds, and Lung Trouble, several manufacturers are advertising imitations with similar jounding names with the view of profiting by the favorably known reputation of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR. DO HOT BE IUP0SED UPQI1 We originated Honby and Tar as a Throat and Lung Remedy and unless you get FOLEY'S HONEY AIID TAR you do not get the original and genuine. Remember the name and insist upon having Foley's Honey and Tar. Do not risk your life or health by taking imitations, which cost you the same as the genuine. Foley! Honby and Tar it put up in three sizes 25c, 50c and $1.00. Prepared enly by FOLEY & CO., 92-94-96 Ohio Street, Chicago, irinois, SCUD O EICCIIIIEKDEO BY 1 """" A T. HILL., DRUGGIST Hint O2.I0011 1 CHAS, KELQUI5T, Proprklor. is 6 WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS Finest collections of BtnSed I animals on the PaciSc coaat. Blue Front Saloon " L THOR50N, ProprtaorT"" WINES, LIQUORS Imported and : domestic CIGARS Hot or cold lunch all hoars ' Jsflknoa Aveaas OppaattsDapoi Palaco Saloon DENTISTS . REAVIS BROS DENTISTS. Ofllot Bomiser Balldlng Offloe Phoos M Beeldenoe Pboae 117 C. a Cauthorn DENTIST Omo Over Htll DrusStor la Grande, Oregon CHAS, ANDERSON. Prop. WVfX WINESLllOllOP? t AND CIGARS Always on hand R. I. LINCOLN DENTIST Up stairs, Oor Adams avena. and Depot Bu 'I : Phone 4 Jeflacaoa ATanaa Opposite ttepot VETERINAAY SURGEON Dr. F A CHARLTON VETERINARY SURGEON. Office at A T Hill's Drag Store la urande, Uregon f hone 1361 Kesidence phone 701 Farmers' line 68 For a Vvcak Digestion No medicine can replaca food bat Chamberlaio'a 8tomaob and Liver Tablets will help you to digest your food . It ia not tba qaantity of food taken that gives strength and vigor to the system, bat the amount digeatad and assimilated, if troubled aith a weak dines tion, don't fail to give these Tableta a trial Thoasanda have been benefited bf their use. Thev only cost a quarter, for sale by Newlin Drag Co. DR. W. T. DJWNE8. VETERINARY SURQKON AND DENTIST . Leave orders at Red Residence Cor Cross Drug itore 6th and 1st x Thirty fir years experience, best of referanoe I furnished VrVVrryWrVVWlVWvVVA . THE OXFORD BAR JOHN BIEVEI& Prop. Coatplata sssortaasnt of WINES, UQUORS AND CIGARS Mixed Drlnb a Specialty : Fir St. gBtsU fir ATTORNEY8 CP AWF0RD & CRAWFORD , Attoraeys-at-Law . LA ORANDE, OREGON OOlos in Bommer Halldlng. wmssfBsssmam, THE L0UVRE1 CHRIS WRIGHT. Prop. WIHE5. LIQUORS - Gentlemen alwayi Welcome Fir Street J. W KN0WLES Attorney and Counsellor At Law Offlos ia Ralatoa Balldlng Phone 1M UQrandsOr. H.T. Williams A.C. WUUaaas WILLIAMS BROS. ATIORNEYS-AT.LAW O Hire In Balaloa Balldlng PhonsiO La Grande, Ot. Eagle Saloon ULRICH LOniS. Prop. WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS Lunches are oar specialty Jefferaoa Avenue, OppoeiU depot Lodge Directory. 4AQLRB U Unnd. Aide aw 9 O ki maeta every Buna.y nighi in X. ot t au at I ; ruiunc Draio.ru idtilmi u. .U.D .. I . A. Matoit, W. F. T. a. Qllham, W. a i O O I A flrBfle Ikdve. If a ia rr.jL. t. Iieir ball even Heturdev DlMht. VlUa. n.m er eordiall faWled to atund. Cerolpry plat can be seen at office of City O. W. Bobntsoa, N U R. Snook, Bee. TAK ENCAMPMlCNT No SL I. Ou O. V. Aeeta every flnt and third Thundava lm th. amain in uoa reuows nan. vuuung patrl mamoaa naouieon. aonns A. f. A A. M-La Oranda TmIm o. 41. meets every lai and 3rd Bator Uy ot each month. A C Williama 8m, . O D Huffaaa a W. M, . eastern star oh bob. n, IS meets the Seooad and fourth Wednesday oi cb aooaui at jM p m in Muoaic T.mpla . Oarav T iiyle, W M Marp A Wuaiok. dea M. W A I nMfiii.ihiiiii So. mm every first and third WdneUy . of the I mit.lL I n i V II .. It ah i t . -I t- Iumwiiiii , w v. r . nil ti.iiuih; Htru burs are oordlally invited to attend. -i m ' 1 . 1 John Rail, CUrlc darinu. Ma tj mt. Ah Thur.dAV tiiwht ! K. or f sail. Urotaere are Invited to attend. i B i union, unei udkit, Board oi"rrutee-Dr. O V Blggere, John Hall, a : : BINSW m (i u.io.imsi J.I. ICQl, PROP. FINE WINES LIQUOR Aad the but brands ol CIQ1R5 Always on hand Mlied drinks a suecsaity a.k and see If yon dont gat U. Tbis Is a gen- S Uemsn's resort and will be rua as saoh aaaassaaaaaa ITaen vnn. Knval ranim K Ik. .u nl 4 Ihatnherlaln'a Htomenh mnA l.lvu I Tablets. Thera ia' nothing battar for sale by Nswlia Drog Co. Tom Fleming BLACKSMITH Horsuhoinij and WionwcrK North Fir Street New Cure For Cancer Alt anrfaos can oars ara now known to ba enrabla, by Bnoklan'a Arnica salva. Jaa Waltera, ol Dofflald, Va writaa: "1 bad a eancar on my lip (or yaara, that aaamad iararabla, till ;nok len's Arnica ealva baalad It, and now tt ia partacUy wall." Guaranteed eara tor oata and barns. S6o ai Naw Ua Drag Co drag atora, 8 intend a - i a i: V ( 51 . , or : w )