La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 20, 1905, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPHONE 1531 CHANCE OF A !Hf:E3Bffi ( TcExchange Your Old Furniture for New. We Have just Received a Large Car Of New Furniture from the Factory, and - will Excange for Second Hand Goods. NEW GOODS Iron beds.'. .$2.75 and op Bureaus ...... 8.00 Comodes ...... 2.00 " 8tand tables'. .. . 1.25 " Extension tables $5.50 and up Book cases .... 4.50 " tied springs...; 1.75 . Oak side boards 17.50 ; M DreaBers 7.00 HEW-GOODS Mattresses ... $250 and np Pillows...;...., .50 44 Spring Cots.... 2.00 Choirs ; vr .60 ' . . NEW G00D3 Rockers ...... $1X0 and up' Wash stands ..'260 .; Kitchen' safes.. 4.00 Kitchen treasure 8.00 44 ? SECOND HAND Bicycles . ., . . .$5.00 and top Cook stoves . . . 4.00 i Tables t. L00 Chairs ...... V.. . .25 Picture frames.. - .10 44 44 44 it Bed steads ' . . $ .5 and up Bed springs ....I. ,50 v - Cots .75 Mattresses .... .50 44 14 ' 1404 ADAUS AVENUE A 4 T PHONE J1581 WE WILL, ACCEPT ANY THING OF VALUE IN EXCHANGE ',. LA. GttADE PA. WN BROKERS; Remember the place '. , , 1404 " ADAMS AVENUE tmmmmmmmmmm vas4awsmMvxsBwavwvvvM Real Estate airis Baru t. Jen' The following U a partial list ,of property, which we have to offer for ale on which there are no boUdings, towit; In Chaplin's .Addition, Grande, Oregon. to U 'Holliater's Rooky Moon tain Tea ia postive.i never MosesUs or npseta the stomach. Cleaners and pari flee the entire system. A great bleating to offering banaarlty. 25 orate, Tea or TableU. I Newlia Drag Co. All of block No. 10. ' Lot No. 1, block No. 4, "B'.. street'.' . LoUNo, 3, 4, 5, & 6,' block No. 13. h : Lota No. 1 to No. 11 la block No. 47 Will aall one or more lota. :! , Lot No 4, block No. 60. Lots No 7 to No. 10 in block No. 55, V ill sell one or more lota. ,.n LoU No. 6 Aft, block No. 57. ,,,, LoU No. T 4 I In block No. 69. ' , LoU No. 1, 2, 3 & 4, block No. 7$. All of blccjk No. 76. All of block No. 77, except lot No. 5. AU of block No. 73. nt1 All ot block No. 83. LoU No. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 A 12, block No. LoU No. 4, 5, & 6 In block No. DO. - LoU No. 6 A 7, block No. 98. Lota 10, 11, 12, A 13, block 104. -AU of block 120. Lota 13 A 14, 1n block 121. j LoU 1 to 10 Indoalra, block 139. 5 LoU 8, b, 10, IV W M in Mook 154 Lota 14, 15, 16 A 17, block 154. LoU 10, 11, U A 13, ia block 151. i In Romig's Addition Grande, Oregon. to U J. R. -. OLIVER.!; UNION COUNTY.9 ABSTRACTS 3 Farm Loans a Specialty; ' Best equipped abstracter in Union county. Many years experiences "with the Union county records gives me a great advant age. It is folly to' pur- ' chase realestate without' first securing a proper abstract.'"" An "' abstract ' from mybnlctfwill how the title just' as it appears on the official record. j. r. oliver LA GRANDE, OREGON Room 31, Sommer UdlgT I Lot "UM LoU 2 A 3 in block 1. . Lots 1. 2. 3. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. A 10. block 2. Lota 4 to 9 inclusive, block 4, LoU 4, 6 8 in block 6. "Lois 4, 6, 6 A 7, block 9. The west half of block 10. Lota 10. 11 A 12. block 10. Tha Wait half of loU L 2 A 3. block 11. Lois 4, 6 A 6,- block 11. Tha West half of block 12. Pleasant Home Addition to La Grande, Oregon, LoU 1 to 8 inclueive, block.l. - LoU 1 A 2, block 2. - LoU 1, 7 A 8 Id blook C. LoU 2 to 10 in block 7. Predmore's , Addition to La V Grande, Oregon. LoU 1 to 13 Inclusive in block 24. Haiti. Investment Addition! to La v v v v w Grande, Oregon. A large number of oholoe loU to loot from, back lot baa a water right. - Pure BredVoultryJ Parties desiring 'purebred poultry can secure eggs frnm tha fnTinwino- wall' I known breeds at $1 'perH setting of fifteen Bar Fly moth Rock, .White Wyn dott, Single Comb Brown Leghorn, and Silver Laced Wyddott , Elli-I IB AIR. Island CUv regou ' i BASEBALL OPENS IN PORTLAND " Portland "April 19 The' advent of baseball. In Portland 'this year waa celebrated by a parade of ' aatotnobflea oootalnlng prominent citizens, repre aeaUtivea of tha oreaa. two' eodUating Link, ajwt M ImM hmnrli t Th anthn.L. aatio plaadlta of the onlooker and of the 8,000 nthuslaaU wh wer at tlia ball groanda, diacempoaed the Port land clob ao ! mnota ' that before the cheering , bad died away the Los An galea Uana bad walked away with three TZZZ, ZZZZU tw gftUia. . Soore: . BUB Portland 0 3 4 Loa'Angelea ...... , . . . ..... .8 7 0 BatUriea Eaalok and MoLean; Goodwin and Eager. ... Umpire Elopf. TACOMA DEFEATS SFATTLE Taooma April 19 The baseball aea. son waa lnangurated by Taoomo win ning a victory over Seattle. Hall waa hit hard ia tha flrit three innings, when' Taooma keoared her rone. 8eattle doald not get safe htU off Keefe, who 'did floe work In' the box. Uall retired nine men on strikes. Soore: , BBS Tacoma.. 3 7.1 Seattle-.: 1 4 3 Battel lea Keefe . and Graham ; Hall and Frary. Umpire Davie. OAKLAND WINH FKOM SEALS San Fraooisoo April IB The game waa practically won in the first Inning by the OakLnd contingent, who scored four rona on three paaeee by Pitoher Miller of Sao'' Franoiaoo, a doub'e by Kelly and k stngle by Deveraax; The rune were piled up alter two oats bad been recorded. "' Score: EH B San Franclaco 1 4 0 Oakland 0 9 1 Satterlea-MUler, Shea and VTilaon; Moakiman and Barn Umpire Perrlne. Prehistoric Men hREPQFPS, NIECE J Ar HIM Portland Ore , April 20 While ex. cavatlng In a mound fir mile aonth weat bt Albany, near CaUpooi river, J 0 Crawford discovered the remains of several bodlea of piohistorie men and alio a small altar, andoabtedly need as a plac for sacrlfloea. . The re maloaoffiva bodies wer fonnd, tha skeletons showing that all of the bodies bad been mntllated. Mr Crawford, wh has mad a nam btr of excavations in different rooauda in this part of the aUte and who has acquired considerable reputation aa an archeolosiai. t'hifc rrr!? rts moonda ha la now investigating , wer andoabtedly oannibala. He baa dis covered mutilated bodlea in a number of the ttounda, while parts would often be entirely missing. There ia conclus ive evidence that decay waa not the cause, aa manyof th finger bones and other email bones ar in a perfeot sUU of preservation, whll the entiie back bone or one or more of tb limbs may be gone. 1 ' , ' In aome casta jart of the face was mlsaing. a circumstance never met with in other monnds Mr Crawford has investigated.? In onesknll the whole (ace had been broken oat. Th cUy alter found in the monnd, though small, waa a perfect one.' It waa built on a rook foundation In Oval form. Gas Buoy Explodes I - Klogston, . Ont.. -April 80 A gM bnoy in proeeas of Oiling on board the government ateamer Boout exploded yeaUrday afternoon, killing one iand injarioa; four of her crew. Two of the injured probably will die. Manager Resigns f i By Sorippf News Assoolatoa ; Topeka Kan April 20 H U Madge general managerlof the SanU Fe system today confirmed the report tbati he would leave th road. Cheap - . V Stamp photos are only 26 cenU dozen at the Taylor Stadia per "' No mercury, no minerals, no danger n HollisUr'a .Rock v MoubUIq Tea, Th greatest family . tonio known. Bringa good health to all who us ii. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets Newlln Drug Co. TlKe farmers and TJradersTf ational ffiank of jCa Sranda Oiegon. Wish to call yonr attention to the following btatement of condition of this bank for the Fourteen years' of its existence, commencing St Peterab'f , April 2-Intjretlng detaila surrounding th recent arresU of a band of about a -doxen . terrorists ar leaking oat. AttereUdutiaad with the band of whloh Kallafl th Aa ssssln of Barglaa and MoColloagh th man reosntly killed by th accidental exploalon of his own bomb, wer mem ber. Among thot arrested werll Leonteff, danghUr of th governor of Yakatzk, eastern Siberia, who, it ie General Trepoff So khdoctrlne i-Vot ai aasatnstlon and th aUUment tamad that f ter th arrest'of bill' Leootleff on of TrepotT'a aleoea aotaally atUmp Ud bta life'flrlnrf twoboU S hini, both of whloh mUead. Thar upon two nleoes bacam fiahto 4trtokn and atUmpUd to commit salcid on shooting hereelf and th other atUmpt ing to throw herself under ' a locomo tive. Neither saooaeded . la , Uk(ng ber life. ' iRifusd t!MS Port Louis Island of Mauritius April 20 Tha German steamer Janet te late the British steamer Dnnnoll Cas tle, which oieared from. Diego. Sua ret, Madagascar April 14 tor BatavlnTjaVa put In here today and asked for f 900 tons of coal. She was Informed that she would be allowed to Uke 800 ton; bat wbea 100 tons bad been take on, board the colonel officers etopped bar from taking any more pending In atruotlona from the bom government, Th action of ttb local officers. at dn to ataUmenta by members of the crew that the JunetU is carrying stores to th Buaaian aqaadron in the China aea Earthquake' in jSpaia By Sorippe News Association Valenola, Spain; April 25r. Long and pronounced aartbqnake waves war ob served her yeaUrday and moch dam. age has been reported It Is bllvd that soma lives hav been loat. It fills th arlerioa , with rioh. red blood. Makes new flesh and health v msn and women. That'e what Hoi- lister's Hoc': Mohnuin T twill do. 35 cenUfTea or TableU. k Newlln Drwg I JO. ' r SORT rfTIIiT WILL5 t Rtr.E AS E Jan. u Ganglofrs Second Addition La Grande, Oregon. to 1891 92 '93 '94 95 '96 97 '98 99 1900 '01 '02 '03 '04 '05 '05 Capital ; Paid and Surplua l $35,000 00 61,000 00 62,000 00 63,000 00 64,000 00 65,000 00 66,000 00 67,000 00 68,000 00 69,000 00 70,000 00 71,000 00 72,000 00 73,000 00 74,000 00 $74,000 00 Loan and Dleeoounta 123,418 64 .85,878 41 86,354 90 70,417 97 84,917 15 93,073 96 97,861 32 123,736 27 185,409 61 172,633 37 162,573 65 149,30059 192,587 27 187,779 69 172,371 46 $155,247 97 ' DespowiU $15,672 77 4 44,450 33 71,954 36 ' 30,632 43 .45,792 65 56,75757 104.252 67 ' 150,997 92 160,235 45 171,960 79 151,781 66 '- 149,476 92 195,095 96 - :229,129 75 : 177,390 49 $150,234 07 Cash and exchan ge Available $11,184 48 19.03 68 37,861 88 19,625 98 22,960 79 26,514 75 52,724 28 80,009 65 43,403 09 77.430 95 42.797 84 44,351 90 48,252 66 81,94. 47 53.305 94 $62,989 57 i ' ' TheeeJloU are targe and hav a mag biflcant view of th entire valley. Wa wonld be pleased to show any of tha above niODertv to persona who de sire to ptfrchise onlroprbTed loU with the idea of building thereon or we will , hmiit k,.ni. in, oii tin any of the! loU named above, allowing you to pay for th earn on InsUUmeots. Call on as and let nf i talk f.it v over withgyoo. LA GRANDE INVESTMENT - GO. Mar., 26, National banks ars required to keep on hand and with reserve agents 15 per cent of their Depositsfrom the above statement yoti will observe we have available at once 40 per cent or nearly three times the required amount. CAPITAL - OF THIS BANK, $60,000 00 SURPLUS, ' 14.000 00 Exchange ou all principle points bought and so!d at lowest current rates. County and city warrants bought at highest market prices. Funds available for 1 ins to our Depositors and Customers. Joseph Palm kb, President. J. W. Scriber, Cashier. G. E. McCully, -v Asst. Cashier. That is the sort of groceries we sell Our aim is to please all of our customers We realize that in ordet to wuiy RrstQuality "Goods We also know " that our rpricet'ittmsi be right, and that our service must be correct.. A ' child can do the trading at our store A trial order over the tele phone will convince you. We solicit your patronage. kribif mis frortb Fir Street 1 J :;2puHo! Tragic Meaning are these line from J H Simmons, of naaey.ia. Think What might have re- suited from nia tern Die oouan ii a bad not takes 1 taoi medicine abont whloh he writes: had a fearful eougb, that disturbed my aunt's rest. I tried everything, bat nothing woald relieve lt,ntit t toik Dr. King's New Discovery1 for ' Consdmptlon, Coagbs and Golds, whloh completely eared me.' y Instantly relieves and per manentlv ourea all hroat and ' lung dlaeaaes; prevents grip and pneumonia. At Newlla Drag Co., druggist guar anUedi 60o add II -Trial bottle free A Dandy for Burns Dr.Bergln, Pana, Ilia, wrltea; 1 bavensed 6allard'a-Hnow Liniment: always recommended it to my friends aa 1 an confident ther is no better . mad. "It is a dandy for turns, Tboa who live on farm ar especially liabl to many accidental cuts, barns. braises, which Heal rapidly .when Ballard's Boow Liniment ia applied. IwsVs p kept In the houe for cases of emergency 26o, 60o It should always b kept In vll 00 bottle-.Newlfn Drag Co THE FINEST EVER : Tailof cd TorbaJis . Dr ess Hats CoK&ya TOw iVeillngs . Ombre Ribbons v... Pretty lace Collars Handsome Jetted - Collars E : tt ' WELliM AN ' & CO "JLaQ-rande - Oregon ?VytfN0W JUiT-VriAT: 7 IS NEEDED, AND KN0 rV 1 JUSTl HOW TO ADAVIN-- ISTER THE DOSE Old Jewelry mad-W look HUk nw Clocks taken car of Bring it to the store and -j-we will give it the required repairs. If it is patt filing we .will tell v you so, and ' slop the expense If we can fix it we will do so at a moderate cost. Watch re ,pairing is our v-specialty. j:h;peare, ;