La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 01, 1905, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextI i II- l IT r.. ' . i i : ' ? Pi T .TJM'RRR &4s p ED" Lumber Doors Boxes I STODDARD : LUABER GO. ' LA GRANDE, - Everything you J. - , SUNDAY Is AwaitiogiVour.Order at" O. n ALSTON'S (NEBRASKA GROCERY STORE . . ,Uoi. Fir and Jefferson 81a. OUlt BPliOIAliTY ; Full Line 'Terierred Stock" fJanrod Goods. Oresron Pmdiififi (to j o X Phone 1761 La Corner Jeffejson Aveni and Greenwood Streets. S O Largest Packing .0 House a . " In Eastern Oregon .APPLES 25c PER BUSHELL Y Good No 2 apples at the packing house. Call and see Y them, they are as good as those offered by peddlers $ooooooo?oo? Grand- Ronde PERRti Manufacturer of LUMBER LATH BOXES and Grande Ronde FERRY, IT'S NOT TOO LATE TO ORDEK FRUIT TREES w 1 have a good stock of shade trees, shrubs and vines, TDr nlfto A mcriruti F.VAraraana fim linjiinn . ,1 : I breaks, $5 per huudred, $40 xets icr cemeteries. uarnalions, turee colors, 12 for :i"I'ouble Daisies, lar?e. tlir pnlnra. I.nrrra flowering patmes, all colors, per dosen 50c. LA! GRANDE NURSERY Box 637 Or leave order at Thorn's Grocery Store. 33. . -ii. ii iuL lr V A R F I Shingles Sasli m a 1 a ipii OREGON. want want for that WINNER SHOES Good School Shoes a specialty " GrandcCOregon. 000000003000 Lumber Co. OREGON. Lumber Co. iJlworfc OREGON. 8 per thousand . Weeping Oxford Won London April 1 Tbe annoal nni verslly boat race between the Ozfoid aod Cambridge orawa toda? mulled in a victory for tba Oxford crew. Oxford woo by three boat leogihs. Tima , twenty minolaa aod tbirty-flre aeoonds Folly on buadrad tboaaand spectat or witnessed the raoa. THE BACK Cambridge won tba toes aod choia the Horry aide. Toe atartiog gun waa flrd at 11:34, and Oxford, pulling thirty aix itrokea, ahot ahead of the Cambridge abell, wboae atroke waa thirty fire at the atart. Two minotea later tba Oxford boat waa in the lead by one length. At the Hammersmith budge, the lead bad grown to two boat lenght. Here the Cambridge crew made a apart and out tbe lead down by half a lengbt, but immediate ly dropped back. On tbe approach to tbe beama of tbe bridge, tbe Cam bridge crew seemed to go to peioea, and tbe Oxford . men increased tbeir length to ' four length. From tbu point on, the Cambridge men made a desperate effort, .bnt were unable to overcome the lead which Oxford bad; and llnished aeoond in tbe race Advertised Letters Lilt ol unclaimed letter remaining in the La Grande, Oregon Post Office for the week ending March 30th, '05. Andrew 8P ' Bay William Baker C Bonnsel! Mis Mable Boory Bruce Caldwell Mr Mary Hanson Mia Mable Huff Mi Lena Harvey Matter Ronald P Mom B M Helton Ira T McDonald J R Martin W T Oliver J L Btudt George (2) Waason J Young M K Boben J L I Saiith D H (J) Wade W H Vart Mr Rose . Baker Mr O W Cbappll Mra Bertha (2) Hedriok Joe Kirkbuff W W Morgan Guy F Boygle L Tilley Mr W M Wilson NU. Tbe above will be held U daya and then tnt to tbe dead letter office. When called for please aay advertiaed March 30 190ft. ! G M Riohey, Postmaster. I Idaho Fruit Crop Lewiston Idaho April 1 A. Mo Pberson, state horticultural oommi sioner estimate that Idaho' fruit crop thia year will be tbe greatest on record and that 12,000,000 will be realised to the fruit grower of the state. "Tbe fruit outlook in aoutheru Idaho waa never better tnan now," aif Mr MoPuertoo. "In the pan handle tbe outlook la very fair. Tbe damage result.ng from tbe heavy frost is only Mght and 1 would estimate that Idkho'a fruit crop thia year will be worth 12,000,000". Certainly Should Unioa county ba made a $500 ap prupriation for tbe Lewi & Clark fair land will probably follow with another similar appropriation Iter on. Union Republic The Play Last .night another large audience waa well pleased., with tbe work of Eknardt A Hawkln'e Ideal. If there was any difference the bill last night smteu the patron of the house better than the opeuing bill. The costumea were very fine and the comedy good. Tonight tbe bill will be "A Woman in tbe Case." Secure your eeata early. THE SORT TM1T WILL PLE15E That is the sort of groceries we sell Our aim is to please all or our customers We realize that iu ordet to do this we must sell only First Quality Goods We also know that our prices must be right, aud that our service must be correct. A child cau do the trading at our store A trial order over the tele phone will convince you. We solicit your patronage. QEDDEJ Bilf North Fir Street Bank Closed Lorain, O., April I- MMlio of tbe director nd counsel of the Gititea Saving bank yetidy it waa decided that the bank ahonld not opn for bnilnea tbi morning. Ex-Mayor W B Thompson, counsel for tr bank, i aothority tor the tattment that tbe bank' liabilitiea will Drobably xced it capital toek and aornlua. Tbe capital ia 50,000, and the aurplui I3.000. Three oificial ol the bank are named aa being responsible for tbe shortage, and (peculation in atocka I given aa the cause. March Weather Date Maximum Minimum Range I .69 33 26 t 66 31 35 3 66 28 38 4 65 29 36 5 67 34 33 6 61 34 XI 7 62 29 33 8 65 27 3 9 70 29 41 10 65 30 35 II 66 32 23 12 63 37 26 13 61 45 16 14 59 41 18 15 C3 33 30 16 67 35 32 17 5C 45 ' 14 18 48 34 14 19 43 33 15 23 12 SI 21 48 33 15 2-J 44 30 14 23 41 90 46 24 59 30 18 25 64 37 17 26 49 35 14 27 45 32 13 28 43 28 16 29 38 28 10 30 41 26 15 31 44 22 22 Sum 1711 1007 704 Mean 65 , 32 23 SUMMARY Mean temp 44 Max temp 70o Date 9th . Mln temp 22o Date 31th Total precip inches 2 24 Total snowfall 6 Inches No. of days clear 13 Partly cloudy 4 Cloudy 14 Direction Weaternly W A WOKBTELL. Obeerver Large Stock Shipment J A Maaterson, of this city, aud E L Wiley, ot Wallowa, (hipped a train load of stock from thia place to Trout dale, Or., Wednesday evening Tbe shipment conflated of eight carload ot fat steer and two carload of sheep and boge '.. Tbe steer bad been fed on the Maaterson farm, near Wallowa, aud were a fine a lot aa ever left the local stock yards Tbi was the larg eat bunch of cattle hipped from this place in several month Messrs. Wiley, J A' and II G Mastersoa and L Caviness accompanied tbe ship ment. Elgin Recorder. Home Again , The party consisting of Mr and Mrs A O Huntington, Mr and Mrs Joseph Falmer and Mr and Mr 8 0 S-vttck- hanimer, who have been penllng the last four months in California return ed this morning. It goes without say ing they bad a jolly time. While they enjoyed the sunny aoutb during the winter months they . returned more loyal to old Union county than ever, if auoh a thing was poulnle. Special Notice As I expect to leave this valley in a few day, I will request all person knowing theirselve indebted to me to call at Lee Homprey store at Island City where my books can be found and settle up. All persona having account agalnat me will Jo please oall and receive their money. ' 8 E RINEHAKT Island City Oregon. March 31. For a beak Digestion No medioino can replace food but Chamberlain's rUomaoh and Liver Tablets will help you to digest yoor food It I not tbe quantity of food taken tbat gives strength and vigor to the system, but the amount digested and assimilated, it troubled with a weak digestion, don't fail to give these Tablets a trial Thousands have been benefited by tbeir use. Thy only opat a quarter. For tale by Newlin Drag Co. Notice To The Public I have purchased the cigar factory of Lrab Paul ot La Grande and will continue the business at 216 Depot street, both wholesale and retail, and will collect all bill due said factory and pay alt outstanding account. I cordially invite (be public to call md sample my borne made and im ported cigar of which 1 carry a fall line together with tobseoo, coofeo tiouery and fruit in season. Your for business, Jess B. Paul. March 31.1906 .0LASSiriCD For Sale Fit at class seed potatoes, Carmen no 3 and Early Rose, one ball mile oast ol L Oldenborf . tf J B CHANDLER, Frnltdale Peraoaa desiring to aet out Logan Barrla caa aeoor catting of J W MoAllUter, at five dollars per bund red. Addreea J W McAllister BFD No S La Grande. Phone 1776 , One Week For Rent FOR RENT Kurnlsbed room, good location. Inquire ot Mrs. W J Snodgrasa, Fourth itreet, or phone 3-5-3. FOR - RENT Light housekeeping room Mr. Shearer, near Geddea Bros, grocery store. FOR RENT Five room bones In good location. Inquire ot 0 Ralaton at - Nebraska Cash store tf FOUND In tbi city last night an umberella with silver mounting and silk cover, at tbe intersection of Fourth and P. street. The looser will call for name of finder at this office. Board and Lodging by Mrs Good all 2114 3rd st. Phone 707 tf Agents Wanted Men and women. Big money sell ing Imperial lamp burner. Bell on sight 100 par cent profit. Exclusive territory to hustlers. Sample by mail 75c. Call or address. E C Bergh, La Grande Ore Mcb-24 April-24 Foley Hotel Here is a For You Bargain Eighty acres ot land ln Malheur county, with sood water right, good bouse and outbuildings. Every food of this place la in cultivation. Will raise from 9 to 11 tons of alfalfa per acre. The value of thia properly may be estimated from tbe faot tbat it rente annually for $10 per aore and renter pas tbe taxes. Ibis place oan be rented for fire years longer at this price. Here la an investment ; tl at beats ten per cent. For sale on easy term. Write to C, T. DANIEL Ontario. , Oregon. Fruit Trees Have Juat received another invoice of fruit, ehade and ornamental trees, Golden West Peach. Bartlett Pear, Rome Beauty Apple, Quince, Prune, Plum and Cherry trees, Gooseberries, Currants, Nat trees, etc. rrr JOHN E HOUOH PASTU R E I have leased the Silk pas ture for the season and am therefors in position to care fo8 all kinds of stock, and especially the "town cow" at rates which are just, I will guarantee first class treatment, good feed and water. Address E. E.Jones, Phone 1276 La Grande The 811k pasture oonnist f f over HGO acres and divided Into ell septrate Iota Monies and oattle will not run together LA GRANDE MARBLE WORKS E. C. DAVIS, Proprietor. Complote assortment of fin est marble and ' gran it always on band. Estimates cheerfully furnished upon application. Headstones and Monuments A Specialty Brick furnished in any quanity or any style. No contract too small or too large. See samples of our pressed brick. GEO. KREIGER. La Grande. Oregon DVdRTlSCMCNTS : : Homeseekers Dont forget that G H ' Power tbe Land man bar any thing in fl-be sHspfl of Real Estate from an aor of Garden to a" 2000 acre ranch. All property old on commission and title guaran. teed ' G II Power Minnoot Land Man Mch23tf High Art Painting Persons desiring fine work In tbe line of interior finishing, uob aa grain ing to match the furniture, woodfllliog to match tbe walla, aod all the flat finishes or glosses, ahould call on or address Sanford D Kinney, 1431 Adam Avenue, Corner Greenwood si rent, La Grande, Oregon. tf Music R P Talt, the pioneer music teacher of Grande Ronde Valley, Is still in tue ring. During my vacation I made it my business as well as pleasure to at tend concert, operas, and in fact everything la my line of basinets and I found tbat Ijts a teacher, and in terpreter of musio am still in the front rank. Pupils who do not wish tbe full conservatory cuurw uiajr umm tu pup. ular pIsLO course. This plaoe the pupil iu position to play the popular musio of the'.day, Church and Sunday School musio. The Violin popular coarse places the pupil In position to play all kinds of dance musio as well as light overtures. Quite a number of musicians who have been under my Instruction are now making goodmonev as teachers and soloists. Pupils who are under my care will be thoroughly Instructed in m BP TAIT, teaohej Don't Borrow Trouble It ia a bad habit to borrow anything but the wo'se thing you oan possibly borrow, ia trouble. When sick, sore, heavy, weary and worn-out by the pains and poisons ot dyspepsia, bilious nees, Brlght'a disease, and similar in ternal disorders, don't sit down and brood over your symptoms) but fly for relief to Elejtrlo Bitters. Here yoa will find sure aud permanent forget fullness of all your troubles, and your body will not be burdene t by a load o debt disease At Newlin Drag Co drug store. Price 50o. Guaranteed. LA GRANDE SCHOOL OF MUSIC ' PROF. DAY. Principle. MRS, DAY.JAuuUrd This I one ot the.bestmuslcaliln atitotlona In the state. Daring tbe year 1901 there were nearly Four thousand lesaons given. The people in.this city and valley are Defin ing to discover the great advantage of this school. The .system used Is tbe latest and most practical, and inoludee all tbe latest discoveries in the art of teaching music The school is divided into two depart ments; No. 1 Is for beginners, from 5 years up, and taking in the 1st to 3rd grades. In this department pupils.oome one hoar every day. In No. ;2 the grades are from 3 to IS. tHere 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. " fS JTl I I' i I r,? -i fin-Mi i ii ii i i r"! VI 'IW JUICY MEATS are : i e ly klole sell. The meat that hathat rloh appear ance and tickets the palate is the kind yo will fcethere. . Choloa lamb, pork and veal chops, alrloin, round and porterhouse steaks and other .luxarlea in oar line, are sold here daily Jand pi Ice that are right. HARD WORKERS require good, solid food. Meat is a necessity to snch a man and he should have it. All women of the bcuse should have it. All women ot the house should provl.le their hus band with food that will strengthen them so that they will be In good condl Uon.to toll so that the family mar live. Bock & Thomas K.