La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 05, 1905, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text' I . ki . i - . . i - 1 ' A i4 8 '7 -1 -sr-x neinoornooa uub IT IS COMING. WHAT? The- largest car load of up-to dale tarniture ever brought to this city. This car includes bed room suits, the finest Hoe 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 hsir-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 Successor to K. Androes. Andross Old stand Phoue9-l G. E. FOWLER Truck and Transfer Wood and Coal Phone 1611 All order given prompt attention. IN A HURRY? THEN CALL W1. REYNOLDS The transfer man. He will take that trunk te the Depot or your home in. less time tbau it lakes to tell it. Wagon always at your service. . Charges moderate. Day phone 1751, night phone 1863. v A Dandy F.or Burns Dr Herein. Pan. Ills, writes: "I have need Ballard's 'now Liniment: always recommended it to my friends as 1 am confident there la no batter made. rtaIt is a dandy for I urns, Those who live on farms are especially ' liable to many aocldental eats, barns, braises, which beat rapidly when Ballard 'a Snow Liniment is applied. , It should always be kept in the home for canes of , emergency " 85e, 50o $1 00 bottle Newlin Drag Co v , -THS HOKS 01. TOOX. To the Convalescent: We hold out a helping hand to tho sick who are slowly creeping baok to health. Vinol hastens recovery after any severe sickness "r After typhoid, pneu monia or la grippe, Vinol quickly restores strength, oreates an, appetite for nour ishing food,1 makes .rich, red blood, and, y unlike old-fashioned Cod Liver Oil and. -" Emulsions, does not upset the stomachs It tastes good. Try it on our guaranteee Respectfully, . LA GRANDE DRUG CO. " !; Health Is Youth : , . t f Dlseaae and HIckneas Bring Old Age tier bine, taken every morning before breakfast will keep yon in robnat bealb lit yon to ward off dlaesso. It curst I'onstipation biliousness, dyspepsia, fever, akin, lives snd kidney complain ts. It purifies the blood and clears the complexion. Mrs D W Smith Whitney. Texat, writes April 3 1903: "I have need Ilerblne and find it' is tbe beet medicine for oontelpatlon and liver troubles. It does sll you claim for it I can highly recommend it. 50ots a bottle I'e 1 In Drug Oo. 1 t RED FRONT LIVERY BARN Wm. Smith, Prop, Safe and reliable rigs furn- at all timeu. Special ac comodations 'furnished to commercial traveler, (, Phone. 8-5 ' 1 WM. SMITH FEED STORE .Hay, Giain and feed. Fiee delivery to all parts ef the city. Mountain trade a specialty. Phone 1961' Honxxs baraetaeed wagons : . bought and told h A novelty greeted the members and their guests at the last regolar meet. lng. Becejawea with bar papoose was la bar tepee amid the evergreens, the eamp Are ba ptd brightly and tits motca mack $s cooking is the kettle later all partsbk ol It and heartily en JoyeJ It. A a Interesting program no Saeajawee. The Indian bird woman who accompanied Lewis 4 dark on I heir feaoua expedition was rendered tew songs, and poems to perpetaate her memory. ,. ptf. ...... ...... NdJIWN Mrs Elohardson Bong.. ...... .... Sacsjawea Mra Gelbal RedUtlon, Baoajawea by Beit Huffman Jtrauhanuey Paper, Mrs Jennie Michel, Whose Father and Unols knew Lewis and Clark. . Roll Call....... Tribntee to 8aoaJawea Lewis A Clark and Mrs G S Dve tha noted author of the Conquest. Pepe'... ..Baoajawea and Lewis k Clark stpedlilon Mrs Worrtell 8on V . Bar ia weas Lullaby MrsJ JCarr lodlan Song ........i Chinook MrsBamisy ., this very Interesting: and entertain. ing program, was under lbs direction of Mrs Worstell sad Richardson and concluded with a lonteet in takintt everyone in memory on Indian ' namsa in uregon. tribes, rivers, towns, coon ties, reservation and ato. Mrs Ramsey ,i as the victor a ad her prise an antograpb copy of tbe Con quest" tne consolation want to Mrs erenholts, a leather papoose. Panama Exposition (By ftorlsr News Association) Blrmlngton, April 6 Tbs Fost today statesthat negetlatlons have commeao ad between the British end American Governments, with a view to the settle msnt of questions that will arise as a result of the building of the Panama esaal. ' . . Bids Wanted The trsstets Uf tbe Methodist Gplsoopal church of Union are now re ceiving blda for tbs eonstroctlon of a, nsw church building in Union. Lids will be resolved onttl Aoril 13th. when all will beODened and decided on. The right to reject any and all bids Is re served by tbe building committee. ;. April 4-U 9 Notice To The Public I have purchased tbe cigar factory of Lt-sh Paul of La Grande and will onntioue tbe business at 215 Depot street, both wholesale and retail, and will collect all bills doe said factory and pay all outstanding account. I cordially invite a he puhliri to call end sample my boms made and im ported cigars of whioh I carry4 a fall line together with tobacco, confec tionery and fruits In season, . Yours for boslnsss, . V 3m B. Psul. March 31,1905 Specie! Sale For the next fifteen days I will offer some special . ciisb 55 c 5 Iba Home : rendered ' lard Cash prices on my .cured . rjueata and l&rds., I v have moved into t :e Geddei building, aud am not prepared - to carry a large stock in this line until' I am again in my own build ing, wbhh is now beiug pre-' pared with cold storage faci lities. : As I now natid money I will sell 5 lbs buckets of lard for 65c, 10 lbs 'buckets lor $1.10 caeh. For the present 1 am located Just across the street ' from my old sttnd jf;- 55o 6 lbs Home rendered lard Cash HAKRIS MEAT MARKET 'Phone 1601 f LOCKED IN AN ICE CHEST Tacoma, Wah., April 8 A sensa tional report of the robbery of the City Restaurant shortly bsfore mid eight Monday, by two men.' wai riven ., the polio soon after the crime was maim mn tivuavo, uitj nignt cook, who declared tbe bad been locked In the lee cl est by the thieves and had finally escaped by prying open too door with a cleaver which the found inside, gave the facte to the o Hirers, gb was alone in the place at the time. Aocording . to the woman's story the men gained admittance by prying open the rear door, evidently under the Impression that the place was entirely deserted at mldnignt. One of tbe intruders, so Mite Jensen stated, wore a red handkerchief over the lower part of hie face and the other had his face blackened. Upon entering the kitchen, accord ing to Ibe woman's story, one of tbe mea seised ber and foroed her Into the large 1ce ehVst and locked the. door upon Ber. It appears from subsequent investigation that they then rifled tbe cash register, securlna til In cash. They escaped by the rear door. Baptist Meetings Tbs met ting at tbe 'Baptist church last night wet well attended, and the interest was excellent. Brother Ellis, though slightly afflicted with Attbma yet spoke with (treat tenderness and tation to corns forward, putting them setves into tbs bonds of tbe Lord for servioe and to consecrate themselves anew to tbe work of aaviog men and women from sin snd rmn. The sing ing was inspiring and enthusiastic and splitting. The solo by Mrs Perry entitled "My Mother's Prayer", wai very beautiful and touching and many of us thought of Hie tims when wc hesid our own motbsrs praying for us. t Tbe ruoetlng tonight will begin at 75. Rev Mr Ellis will preach tonight on tbe man. seeking a bride. Co-ue and bear bim. Special singing. Re member tbe service is ebanged from 7:30 to 7.45, come on time. AeorJial invitation to all. Long Sentence San Francisco April 6 Allen Gouo her, oonviotvd of murder In the second degree (or complicity In the murder of Policemen Eugene ' Roblneon . on January 21 19)2 was sentenced today by Superior Judge Cook to 65 years Imprisonment In the state prison at Ban Quentm. . Ex-eJeoator Qoucher, father of the ooodemed man and elan bis attorney male an eloquent plea for mercy in oenall of bis son. . SIGNALS FROM MOUNTAIN TOP Portland April 5 From tbe summit of Mt Hood, communication will be established with tbe Lewis and Clark Exposition grounds. At each of these two points, detachments from tbe D U Signal Corps service will be station ed, and each day and night oommunl cations will I e esohanged. by the meant of heliograph and flash p v uts and other methods used by tU military. This announcement has just been issued by the War Department: Royalty Will Meet. By Horippi Now Aetooiition Naples,. April 6 Emperor 'Wllliaji ol Germany .arrived ,thla morning aboard the 'Hamburg.; King Vlott Emanuel will arrive tomorrow ' j lS. T-T Ti?WF Ann t . 1 w s Frank Dodge and ArthurOThomas, ' ' ; v, ..; Present Arl?a La Croix'n latest success, vl., The Moonshiner Daughter jj: SCENIC MELODRAMA IN FOUR ACTS ' - . ' Six Scenes. " " WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12 A true story of the Tennessee Mountains.- : s A Capable Acting Company of 12 Toople. . ' All New Singing and Danciug Specialties. PRICES nor tiiOrrh L t-nildreu 25c. Seals on sale . .. - Al A 1 A A .M . - -T ' j Todays Grain- Market By 8crlpps News Association! ' Cbloago, April 5. Emolument baa been great in the wheat pt today oa account of the jump in wheat, other wise tbe market baa been normal. Quotations are as followr: Wheat 11. to 11.17 j corn $3.17 to 0.48 rnMj wfk.il curt Mt to 2aV to to.30 V Hearing. Postponed IBy Borlpps Newt Association Cinoinnalti, April ft-Judge Smith tbe Common Pleas Court this of afternoon postponed the bearing on tbe requisition for J Morgan Smith and wife unt! Monday, and placed their bond at two tbootand dollars Green Busy A A Green. United Utee land In tpeotor, arrived here Thursday of last wee and Is Investigating to what ex tent Uncle Sam's domain la illesallv Inclosed by fence, and Incidentally taking note of homesteads, dseded or otherwise. Mr Green completed his business here snd left 8unday fur Pen 41eton. Long Creek Ranger. Demand Cash . Antwerp April 6 Tbe Belgian com mittee of holders of Dominican bonds refuses to bars anything to do with the proposed arrangement between San Dooiingo and tbe United States proposal to deposit money from tbe customs collections in an Americao bank until a definite arrangement has been completed, is not sstisfaotory to Belgian boldsrs, who demand tbe pay ment of 127,000 a month due to them in aooordinoe with their contract with the Dominican government. Instruc tions have been sent to tbe commit tee's representative at Ssn Domingo to oppose tbe agreement. Of tbe total debt of 8an Domingo. wbhb amounts to abrat $17,000,000, over one ball Is due to Belgians, who own 115,000,000 worth of Dominican bonds, tb accumulated and unpad interest upon which brings tbs amount to $16,000,000. French Attitude . Paris April 6 An official note this afternoon relative to tbe meeting o( tbe cabinet ministers yesterdsy dors not mention Morocco, but unofficial statements have beeo published to the effect that the government is deter mined to pertue tbs work of civil! sa' tion and development of M rooco . at tbe tame time maintaining the prin ciple of the open door for the com meree of the entire world. "X ', SORE SPOTS ; IN THE BACK . What are those sore spots In vour back? Do you know? - Have vou often wondered? Did you ever ask a doctor? Did he seem much interested? What did be tell you? Did he remove them? Rave ma thum thara T ' Itn iuih aot know that Osteopathy says thsse sore spots along tbi tplnal column are assooiated with various dlMases; and maybe are the direct cause of your ill nealth; and that su-h "lesions' ought to be corrected? Then why carry sore spots with yoa through life when probably a few ostsspathlo treatments would remove them? i ; . ; r ; ; FOR RENT--Light housekeenins rooms ! Mrs. Shearer, near Gsddes Bros, grocery store nOMSEi - . . . irupneior ana Mftr ; ";,:3 7 Moudnw t V n R...v. J - . mm .iru.vu V. " " ' PROFESSIONAL CARD3 PHYSICIANS 03. A. L RICHARDSON, Physician Surgeon.' , Onto ever HlU's Drs Store, Office rkoae 186 ' BeildMeP)MMu ; N. MOUTOR. M.D. . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ! OanMsAdamtavMaeaBd Depot at. OffloePtaoaeSM Rwldeoet Pboae ai WILLARD SMITH PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Phone 711 ' " ! Lew la baUdlnf , oppoalU Roonw Howes OffloeHoam,lto,TtoS ? BACON & HALL, ' , SI CI AN 3 AND SURGEONS Offlee ha Foley bulldliiff, Fsom UU.' , 0 0. T Baeooi Bwldcooe Phone list . - M. K. UaU, Betldtaee I1U DKS. BIGGERS & DIGGERS 1 Payslcians and Surgeoaa ' O W BlMan, M. D. Otao, L. BicKara, at. O TelepboiiM " Offloeim Raatdtnae U8t QCBoe Ralatoa Batldlnc am J. u ' am .Store. Kaaldenee on atadlaoa AVe. second aoor wert of 'oriotc rtaldenee. Dr. a W. Blsxert ; LaGRANDB . .. .. ORKCON -Proieaioaat calls prompt atteaded te ' "-,-t dayeralsht. ; .', -V " " DENTI8T3 DCtirte nnnp . .; DENTISTS, Onto Boramar Building ' ' OffleePhooaH - Baaldenoe Phone 11T C. B. Cauttiorn DENTIST fiftlot Over HU1 DrasSOtoro i La Grande, Oregon 2 R. L.. LINCOLN DENTIST Up stairs, Cor Adams aveao and Depot BC PhoneyS : VETERINAAY SURGEON Dr. P A CHARLTON VETERINARY SURGEON. Office at AT Uill's Drugstore la uranae, uregon mono 1301 r Residence phone 701 Farmers line ; 68 DR. W. T, DDWNE3 i VKTKR1NABT SO&OEON AND n'. ' ''dkhtist' -. V-..' . -l '" i , tve ordert at Red Residence Cor Crust Dra atar Ktknllu Wlrly fivt veart experience, best oterertaoe , - Itiurnitnea , vA j v ATTORNEYS CPAWfORD i CRAWFORD LA QKA.KDB, OSEGON OOles In Boaamer iIUlnf . J. W KNOWLES Attorney and . Counsellor - ; ;V At LaW.- .,1) .l ' : Office ia Ralatoa Bulldlog PhouelM' -t .; t -f .ki isOrandeOr. U.T. Wlllluiua ! r v; a. C. WUIIamt ; WILLIAMS BR03.' ATI OUNEYS-AT-L A.W . . Offlo lu fUUlon Balldlng ' ' Phone i08 lm Orade,"Ur. Lodge Pirebtory. tvry Bund.y night In K ol T bill ill p I.A.fatoU.W.P. T. ii. UiltUm, W S. their ball evn8alardav nixhs. Vliltmi n.am or eordnllv Invited to attend. ' . - Reoordrr. . , Snook, Bee. . ., '- ' 'TAR ENCAIIFMENT No SI,'V O. AT omu averv tlm and third Tbnndavs In the Tiuutb In Odd follows ball. Vlalunc patrl roh alwart weloom . H. SuookTcTp. SMmond HobUwoa. Serlbe . ' ... -- tiV . A. (f.i A. Onnila linli. 3. 41. meets every lstvud 3rd Batur lay of eaeb month. " A O Williams See, ; ' O DHuffmas) W.M. . BUSTERH BTAft OKU Hop Chapter Mo iSioaetathotwoadand niunb Wedncaday ol cbaaoatkatntSpmlnMuoaieTmple Mil UarnTi4'le(WM r . . Mart A Waratok. at . . . , M. W.A. La OrsndeUamp o. 7703 metti ever tint and third WednUr of the nOnlhul.O.O.F. HaU. AU vlaltirf oetrb bor are cordially invited to attend. John Hall. Clerk. 1 v roaSTBfl oTTaMKRICA-Ooart Maid ? b,mU eoh ThurnUj night ia K of P nail. . Brother r Invited to attend. . X 8 TlllHon, Cblaf aannr. m "; i ' ; C B WUllama, Kin. Bw toxuiotTrntUmr-Dt. O L Bigger, John Hall, and li PaUiMta. - ... . . ' - . ' - Keep yonr bowels regular by the nss of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tableta.. Thara la nnttiln. I Foe sale y Mawlio Drng Co" Ilint Cricon CKAS. rViELQL'IST, Troprk!. WINES, LIQUORS "AND CIGAI13 ; Finest collections of stufTed animals on the PaciCc wast. wOstn ix-e-eeee vHit & BIus Front Salccn 0 E. TiiORSON, Proprittor. t ' t t) f - FINEST WINES. LIQUORS Imported and domestic CIGA11S: Hot or cold lunch all hoars . ieftrsoa Aveaae Opposite Depot t ti ' m JPalaco Saloon " , CftAX ANDERSON, Prop. S ... rwK wines: iiouna ANDJCIGARS ; Always on hand m Jefferson Avenws , Opposite Depot -tTTTTsTsTfTTr:Tiii pa saeana THE OXFORD DIEl . . JOHN B!EVE Prep. Cwaplets of WINES, LIQUORS - AND CIGAftS Mixed Drinks a Specialty ; " Fir St THE LOUVRE CUSS WRIGHT- Prop. V IT' me LIQUORS lB CIQ1R5 ; GcnUcmen alwayi Welcome UU Flrttreel C f Eaglo Saloon ULSJCH LOTTIS, Prop. "... rnjae'. - ... - -t, ... . 'r i-.'.v WINES, LIQUORS ana CIGARS ; Lunches are our, specialty JaOsison Avenn Oppoaiteaepot - - " wswswsejalnilBllUISW lUASaWPff FINE WIHE5 I Asdth beat brands ol- 'i' Alwart on hand.' . " 5 u cf:y ( . Mlid drinks a tvedalty xk and eeeifyon don tgetlt. Thla la a gen tleman' resort and will be rua as eueh etttttttttet m ...... j 1 MvaMitAMeiiaaa ;Tom Fleming I : ; BLACKSMITH ; Horsesh'oin g and ' WaonwcrK 'J: .' ? -r - mono, tf ir Street : itsiiiiiitimiHin New1 Cure For Cancer BRONSW All sarfaoe canoers are now known lobe curable,' by BnokIensArnlCa 8alve. Jas WalUrt, of Daffleld. Va7 -writes; "I had a cancer on my hp fo, years, that seemed Incurable, till Tuck. in'r. pMut,J5 SU' . Gornteed ' Itn Drug Co drug store, f, ''f-t -.W-iV'.iJ'?,-? 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