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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1905)
t k5J 13 3 m m m m mm...- , A ATT LUMBER YARD J Lumber Shingles Doors Boxes MiJhvork ! STODDARD LIMBER CO. LA GRANDE, Everything you want want (or that SUNDAY Is Awaiting'jYour.Order at O. RaLBTON'3 NEBRASKA GROCERY STORE Got. Fir and Jefferson 8 ta. OUU SPECIALTY Fall Lii.e "l'erterred Stock" Oanred Goods. Oregon Produce Co I Phone 1761 La Grande,C0reg6n. Corner Jefferson1 A venu and Greenwood Streets. Largest Packing House 0 In Eastern Oregon, g 1 APPLES I 25c PER BUSHELL Y Good No 2 apples at the packing house. Call and see T them, they are as good as those offered by peddlers Grand" Roude PERRY. M,nuIltlMW LUMBER LATH 'and BOXES Grande Ronde Lumber Co. -' PERRY, OREGON. IT'S NOT TOO LATE TO nnnc.i cmirr mtrp & 1 have a good stock of shade also American Evergreens breaks, $5 per hundred, $40 per thousand. Weeping trees fci cemeteries, , Carnations, three colors, 12 tor $1, Touble Daisies, large, three colors. Large flowering pansies,' all colors, per dosen 60c. LA GRANDE NURSERY Box, 637 Or leave order at Thorn's Grocer; Store.v :- , Ji- I Sasli " 1 OREGON. WINNER $ 4 SHOES Good School Shoes a specialty Lumber Go. OREGON. trees, shrubs and vines, for leucine and wind THE PRESIDENT STARTS WEST By Scrlppa News Association) Washington, April 3 The President Is now on Ma great western tour. Ha left this morning at 95 on a apeoial train eompiaed oi three can. Ilia first atop will be at Louisville tomorrow morning. A number of department officiate including Secretaries Cortel you and Metoalf were at the atatlon to bid the President goodbye Ilia departure was slightly delayed by alight accident. While on the way to the depot one of the horses attaohed to his carriage slipped and (ell when in front oi the treaauer building. Both noraea were soon In an estrlcatlble tangle. Secretary La lb and Dr Lambert disentangled the atraggling horaea and aa neither of the horses were seriously injured the cer rlage proceeded to the depot. New Organ Found Chicago April 3 A wonderful dis covery haa been made by Prof. J T Wilson of the University of Chicago. It la the new organ of taate, and the noted pedagogue calls It the "taste bud.' It la found in the larynr, and all through the neck. Experiments proved that it Is Just below the surface of the lining. Just what the Individual function of the new organ Is, Wilson does not know. He declares that It repels drinks and foods having a aour taate, and welcomes those having a aweet taste. ujuug uur or in turning mat goes down the throat makea the taste bud" contract. Ptrong drink and ' strong food is not welcomed by the taste bud Result of Hazing Grand Rapids Mich April 3-Herbert Lake, aged 16, Is near dth aa the re sult of hating by members of a high school Greek letter fraternity. Ons of the features of the initiation oonsisted of a slide down a ateep hill locked in a ooflBn. Lake was also forced to swim a snow filled gutter and underwent other nerve racking tortureB in the fraternity room. lie was lowered In a ooffln at tached to ropes from the roof of the five-story Auditorium building. Lake, who la the son of a widow, re fuses to give information that will lead to the identification of his tormentors. Funeral Services Oregon City Ore April 2 The Odd Fellows and the Rebecca Lodge met at noon today In Odd Fellow Hall and there made preparations for attend ing the funeral of late County Clerk, F A Slight, which took place at 1 p m The funeral services were held at the family residence and the body whs In terred at Mountain View cemetery This funeral waa one of the largest ever held in the county, Hatchery Output The output of young flab at the Ontario aslmnn hatchery this season will be 4,(100,000. Superintendent Brown has already turned 200,000 young fish.lnto the river. The other fish will be turned out at intervals until about the first of May when he youngest onea will be turned loose. When the youug fish are batch ed out they are fed and cared for at the hatchery about six weeka when they are turned loose to make their own living. - On account of hia experience and knowledge of the fish industry Super intendent Brown of the Ontario fish hatchery has been selected by State Fish and Game Warden Van Duaen to have charge of the Oregon fish exhibits at the Lewis and Clark falr.-E. O. Railroad Mau Dead. New York April 3 President Will iam F Potter of the Long Island rail way;wno nae oeen ui about one month with oerebro spinal meningitis, died today. Fifty Killed ' By Sorippe New Asuooiation Daqnoinlll April 3-Fifty imiuers are reported to have been killed aa a result of an explosion of coal gaa Jat zeigier, in. A strength tonic that brlnga rloh red blood. Makes you strong, healthy and active, That's what Uollisters rooty mountain Tea will do. 35 cents lea or xanieu A Dandy For Burns Dr Benin. Pana. Ilia, writes: i have used Ballard's now Liniment; always recommended it to my friends aa 1 am confident there Is no better made. It In a AmnAw fa I Those who live on farms are especially liable to many accidental outs, burna. uruiaea. wnica neai rapidly when Ballard's Snow Liniment is applied. ii snouia always oa kept In the bou a tor canes oi emergenoy " Joe, 60c 1 00 bottle-Neeiin Drug Co Wednesday April 12 The Moonshiner's Daughter" wbiob eomee tofltewaids opera boose Wed eedsy Apr. 1 truthfully deps IM strenuous life of the rugged mountain folk called lloonhinee,, thaw fight lor existence, and repelling their trTMtMt anemv. the revenue offieers, Ihs Dlav abounds in thrilling situs S3" ' ' tions and atrong climates. A bsutiful love story is luterminfUcd throughout th artinn nf the nlav. There is also plinty of the comedy element. New Spanish Minister By Borlppa News Association Madrid April 8 The Spanish gov eminent baa decided to retain Minis tar Cblogan at Taogier until the Utter part ol April when ba will depart for Washington D 0 where be will reprc sent the 8panisb government. Drove Russians Out (Ey Sorippe News Association) ' Tokio April S It la announoed that a Japanese force from Kay n jo occupied Mienhoaohicb, Manchuria, March 31, driving out the Russians The situation remains unchanged in other directions. ' Samson Dead The InduBtraliat reports that JetT Samson, the largest ateer in the world as the records abow is no more among the living The Kansas Experiment Station sold the ateer a short time ago to a buyer for a Kansas City Pack ing bouse. Jeff Samson was Ave yeara old and weighed 4000 pounda when exhibited at the St Louis Exposition last summer. It is to be hoped that the big Idaho ateer whloh Is to be ex hibited at the Lewie and Clark Exposi tlon will beat Jeff Samson's record for weight as well as 'size generally Oregon Agriculturist. Pasture Look out for Thos Stephenson with his herd of oowa this coming week I have In the neighborhood of BOO aores tor them to run on and a nice stream of water running through the plaoe. Prloe 1 1 .60 per month for eows. A 3tf Not Go Waahington, April 3 Secretary Morton haa been obliged to abandon his trip to the southwest with the president cn the urgent advloe of an ear specialist whom he consulted to dsy. Eor more than a year the secre tary haa Buffered from ear trouble, which haa become acute. Oregon Land Frauds The State Grand Jury, which met in 8nlem today, will be called upon to Investigate a large number of trans actions In the State Land Board, where in it la alleged that the atate has been cheated ont of a great many thousand scree of state land, the most of whioh was school land. FOR RENT Six room houae with all modern improrments. Located cor ner First and Main. HO Oilman . FOR RENT Block of ground, orchard gat den, barn and bouse. It will only be rented to a person who will care for trees end ground Apply at office of If 8 Ivanhoe Special Notice As I expect to leave this valley In a few daya, I will request all persona knowing therrselvea indebted to me to call at Lee Humpreya store at Island City where my booke can ba ion oa ana aettie up. All persona having acoounts agalnat me will also please oall and receive their money. 8 E RINEHART Island City Oregon, March 3L Notice To The Public I have purchased the cigar factory of Leah Paul of La Grande and will continue the business at I15 Depot street, both wholesale and retail, and will collect all bills 'due said factory and pay all ouistanding account. I cordially Invite the publio to oall anJ sample my home made and im ported cigars of which I carry a full line together with tobaccos, confec tionery and iruita in season. Yours for business, Jess B. Paul. March 31, 1906 Por a weak Digestion No medicine can replace food bnt Chamberlaln'a 8tomach and Liver Tableta will help you to digest your food. It is not the qusntlty of food uken that glvee strength and vigor to the system, but the amount digested and assimilated. It troubled aitb a weak digestion, don't fail to give these Tableta a trial Thonsanda have been benefited by their use. Tbejronty coet a quarter. For aale by .Newlln Drug Co. Classified Advertisements For Sale Fiiat class seed potatoes, Carmen no 3 and Early Rose, one halt mile east of LOldenbnrg. t f J 8 CHANDLER, Frultdale Persona desiring to set cut Logan Berries oaa sec a re cuttings of J V McAllister, at five dollars per hund red. Address J W McAllister BFD No 3 La Grande. Phone 1776 One Week For Rent FOR RENT Furnished rooms, good location. Inquire of Mrs. W J Snodgraaa, Fourth street, or phone 3-6-3. FOR RENT Light ; housekeeping rooms Mrs. Bhearer, near Geddes Bros, grocery store. FOB RENT Five room bouse In good location. Inquire of O Ralston at Nebraska 1'aab store tf FOUND In this city last oigbt an umberella with silver mountings and ailk cover, at the intersection of Fourth aud P. streets. The looser will oall for name of finder at this office. 2114 3rd st. Phone 707 . tf Agents Wanted Men and women. Big money sell ing Imperial lamp burner. 8ells on sight 100 par cent profit. Exclusive territory to bustlers. Sample by mail 75c. Call or address. E G Bergb, La Grands Ore Mch-24 Aprll-24 Foley Hotel Here is a For You Bargain Eighty acres of land in Malheur county, with good water right, good house and outbuildings. Every food ofthia place Is in cultivation. Will raiae from 9 to 11 tone of alfalfa per acre. The value of thla properly may be estimated from the fact that It rente annually for $10 per acre and renter paa the taxes, lhla place can be rented for fire years longer at this price. Hera is an Investment Mat beats ten per cent. For sale on easy terms. Write to C.T. MDANIEL Outario .Oregon. Fruit Trees Have Juat received another invoice of fruit, abade and ornamental trees, Goldeu West Peach. Bartlett Pear, Rome Beauty Apple, Quince, Prnne, Plum and Cherry trees, Gooseberries, Currants, Nut trees, etc. TZZ JOHN R HOUGH PASTURE I have leased the Silk pas tare for the season and am therefors in position to care fos 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 Bilk pasture eonHtaU of ov two aores and ia divided Into nix separate Iota Horaea and cattle will not run together . LA. GRANDE j MARBLE WORKS E. C. DAVIS, Proprietor, Gomplote assortment of fin est marble and granit always on band. Estimates cheerfully furnished upon application. Headstones and Monuments A Specialty Brick furnished m any quanity or any style. No contract too small or too large. See samples 'of our pressed brick. , GEO.. KREIGER La Grande, Oregon. ? Homeseekers Dont forget that O H Powers Land man has any thing In tbe at of Real Estate from n acre of Gar to a 2000 acre ranch. All pmp aold on commission and titles gun teed U IJ Powers Minnesota Land! Men 23 tf i High Art Pointing Pereons desiring fine work in , line of Interior finishing, auob as gn Ing to match the furniture, woodflL to match the walls, and all the . finishes or glosses, should oall on address Sanford D Kinney, 1431 Adi Avenue, Corner Ureenwood street, Grande, Oregon. tf Music R P Talt, the pioneer music teac of Uraude Ronde Valley, Is still in ring. During my vacation I mads my business as well aa pleasure to tend concerts, operas, and In I everything la my line of baeiueae i 1 found that I as a teacher, and terpreter of musio am atiil in the b rank. Pupils who do not wish tho conservatory course may take the I ular piaco course. This places pupil in position to play, the pop musle of the',day, Church and Sun School musio. The Violin popular course places pupil In position to play all kind dance musio as wail as light overtr Quite a number of musicians who 1 been under my instruction are i making good.money as teachers . soloiau. Pupils who are under care will be thoroughly instructed m R P TA1T, teao Don't Borrow Trouble It Is a bad habit to borrow anythi but the wese thing you can poesi borrow, is trouble. When sick, sc heavy, weary and worn-out by ' pains and poisons of dyspepsia, billo neea, Bright'e disease, and similar ternal disorders, don't sit down a brood over your symptoms but fly I relief to Eleutrlo Bitters. Here y will find sure aud permanent forg fullness of all your troubles, and y. body will not be bordene l by a loac debt disease At Newlin Drug Co d: store. Prloe 50o. Guaranteed. LA GRANDE SCHODI OF MUSIC PROP. DAY,PrinclpIc ThU s one of the.best jmnsicalIn stltutlons In the state During tn rear 1901 there were nearly Fou thousand lessons gireu. The peopL ' In this city and valley are begin ing to discover the great advantage of thla school . The .system used li the latest and most practical, an inoludes all the la teat disooverhv in the art of teaching musio. T1m ichool Is divided into two depart' ments; No. 1 Is for beginners, fron 5 years up, and taking in the 1st V 3rd grades, in this departmen iupils oome one hour .ovary day In No.;a the tirades are from 3 k lft. iHere they graduate. Pupil take one or two lessons a week at they dealre. No scholars will br permitted to remain in this soboo. wto do not study. li' JUICY MEATS are Vi e ly kindie sell. ' The meat that hasjthat rich appe. ance and tickets the palate la tho kJ jo will fcethere. Choloe lamb, pork and vest oho sirloin, round and porterhouse atea and other .luxuriea in oar line, sold here daily nd pi ices that right. HARD WORKERS require good, solid food. Meat a necessity to such man and should have It. All women of t house should have It. All . women tns house should provide their ht bands with food that will aironoth them so that they will be ingood con " Uonjto toll 80 that the famil. m Ji,: if. ) umvti x . mm ir'. live. " Bock & Thoma V -A
