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

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Newspaper Page TextI 1:33 I0NAL CARDS esas ijasssaSH2t3a; 3655 " 4 - 1 tv AaV1 Of '3-1 ? qt si ( q ni (in pu ,pm :jjaq snonaju IDOOO; v ,". Pino. 4 ;'. U.. 1 " ' i 00 qjg tn jo e)p eq !!.,) jl)g put! 0 apjwj tuojieS .j.prTrill J , , aa - Ml : p WE 3. e i 4 . Ll- i ' fiil :ti it; B ma t ; I . L ' " ' m La Report . RESOURCES ten? and Discounts I States Bonds eJEfnrnitttre Fixt' ft"-nks and U-S.tres nand . :tal ; V George, palmer, President ' ; Geo. L. Cleaver Assistant Cashier. v ' : . W. U j ; J. M. Berry, A. B.Conley F. J. Holmes - With ample capital, iarge experience and unsurpassed facilities, we' offer vou absolute I i .security for your deposits; and j J treatment and every liberality I WE r L. WANT j ; POST II Regarding the Carload OP :" , ..7 Eastern Furniture which was shipped April 20 and which we expecttohavn, our ItQj&Alrriattuf part of the week. This car contains all (hat is new and dainty in up to-dato " j TUIiMllUKii. His car was ' ; bought for spot cash, and at . r prices which enables as to sell to you for lees money than you J i ever dreamed good furniture coum be soia lor van ana see the load $2,500 will buy. See our $3 rocker. , Wait for this car. We will tell you when it comes; . ErG?ADCOOK Succepsor to E. Andross. ' AndroBs Old stand . , Phone 9-1 ' f f MRS. iL W. LAUOIILIN, Teacher of voval and piano Graduate of Chicago i t HI M Ml AM 1 I 1.11 Phone 1970 . El . . . jn ' T,jfel Sommer I IJIROO B., Leette CATER TO t COMMERCIAL - TRADE ROOMS WITH -BATh SSTEAM HEATZH All Modern Conveniences Best Dining Room Service in Eastern Oregon. ; . Ctopo tho COUGH and ' Hoala the LUNGS 01Zi2& FT fTiTj & AXiUEN ;. Grande National Bank of condition, April, ist., 1905 LIABILITIES Capital Stock $ioo,ooo 00 Surplus 20,000 00 Undivided profits .. ' 3i757 4i Circulation -25,000 00 Deposits ........... 635,449 27 . Total . $812,206 63 tcfifl.Tlrt 18 25,000 00 17,00000 152,745 20 51,331 10 $812,20668 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS solicit your banking business, promising you courteous consistent with conservative Banking. G. L FOWLER Truck and Transfer Wood and Coal v Phone 1611 All order'given prompt attention. RED FRONT UVERY BARN Wm. Smith, Prop, Safe and relihkte rigs furn at all times. Special ac comodations furnished to commercial travelers, Phone. 3-5 WM, SMITH FEED STORE Hay, Qiain and feed. Free delivery to all parts ef the city.' Mountaia trade a specialty. 'Phone 1961 t Home, harneM and wngoni bought nt cold Special Prices Commencing Itonday pr. O'Conner win oner ine remaining iota to u Con or' addition at tpeotal price in or dor to oloee tbem out daring the next few day i." The baUooe of the traot it being seeded to alfalfa . These ' lot are close in aud are desirable resi dence property. 0t bis prices and you will find t: is property much lower than property offered in the sma lo cality. Parties buying several lots will be given extra inducements. Phone 2141 or call at Cor. of Park aud Oak streets. WPPPPPII iMJgllUlH j El F. L. Meyers, Cashier, r. Brenholts,' Assistant Cashier , F, M. Byrkit Weather Report Go-opermtlre Obaerrers' MeUorolog ioal Beoord for month of April, 1905. Station, La Grande, Oregon Date Maximum Minimum Range I M - 86 18 t 66' 85 31 ' 68 27 81 i 70 29 41 6 ,72 33 39 6 70 -"' 36 86 7 68 44 15 8 68 89 19 9 61 34 17 .10 65 31 24 II 61 26 35 12 71 30 41 13 59 30 29 14 ' 66 31 23 15 60 37 23 16 - 56 41 15 17 63 30 33 18 56 42 14 19 61 45 6 20 61 44 17 21 63 44 19 22 64 41 23 23 75 41 34 24 76 4(1 85 25 "70 . 39 51 26 . 67 .32 25 27 66 37 19 23 58 28 30 29 68 40 18 30 65 37 " 18 31 - Sam i827 1067 760 Mean 61 86 , 25 SUMMARY Mean temp 43 Max temp 75o 25o Date 23rd and 24th Min temp Date 2nd Total pracip inohes 1.52 Total snowfall No. of days clear 13 Partly cloady 6 Cloudy 11 Light frost 10-11 12-17-23 Light: storms 24th and 25th Direction Westerly Number of times temperature below 32010. W A WORSTELL, Co operative Observer. Forty Work Horses . Dr P A Charlton, was out to the Ruckman farm this morning. He re ports that wheainner time comes at the Ruckman farm it looks a if the Russian army ws making a cavalry charge npon the farmhouse, as forty horses are brought from the fields to be watered and fed. Fort horses on one farm is a sample of how the Grande Ronde valley farmer does business. Found Guilty Sacramento, Cal.. Mar l.Tha inr una arternoon iound Senator Harry Bankers, a member of the last legisla ture, guilty o f aooepting a bribs. Bun kers accepted $350 for protection which he promised to grant a building and loan association in the Investigation to be made by the committee of which he was a member. He fell Into a trap wnico naa.oeen laid for him. tha moaeT L rwjei wi bein marked ivaiiisy-i i Pleads By Scripps News Association Portland, May 1. Henry Miller, who waa Indicted by the federal grand jury for subornation of perjury in eon section with the land frauds to South ern Oregon, today changed his plea of not guilty to guilty. Sentence Is sus pended. He Is also ander Indictment in California. Assumes Office (Sorippsj News Asaocatlon) San Diecro. May 1. Cantata John Senon, a retired officer of the United mates Army, and recently elected Mayor of San Dieso. formerly aaanmed his office at two o'clock this morning. This early aotlon was taken on account of the bitter fight which was made bv ex-mayor Reed and others to prevent the Captain from assuming office. The opposition brought Suit agsinst him on the ground of Ineligibility, taking the ground tnat a retired army officer could not become mayor. It was feared by the followers of Senon that the salt wonld be followed br an In junction. May Become President (By Scripps News Association) Washington, D O., May 1. Post master General Cortelyou. when Inter viewed by a representative of the boripps News Association, refused to discuss the reported effer to make him president of the Equitable Life Insur ance Com pany . There Is good author ity for the statement that the offer bus been made, and that he has refused to give his decision until the President returns to Washington. Big Failure Soripps News Association New York, May 1. The failure of Dudley Joseph, a member of the Con solidated Stock axahanira. lannannnrowf today. Bound Over Late Saturday evening J LChristain, the proprietor of the Arcade saloon waa arrested and brought before justice of the peace J K Hough on two charger, one of giving liquor to minors and the other for allowing minors In hts place- of business. He waived ex amination In both Instances and was held in the sum of three hundred dollars on each charge. The minors referred to. are said to be two vonncr girls who went Into .the saloon at his solicitation and took a drink of beer. Chicago Market . Scripps News Association Wheat opened at eighty seven and a quarter and olosed at eighty nine and seven eights. Corn opened at forty five and seven eights, and closed forty seven. Oats opened at twenty eight and three eights, and closed at twenty eight and five eights. Reward Offered ( By Hcrlpps News Association ) , Milwaukee May 1 The directors of the First National bank today offered a reward of $1,000 for the the arrest of Henry Goll, their missing assistant cashier. Free Concert The general publlo is invited to call at the Rainbow Store every after noon from three thirty to four thirty and listen to the free concert. Rem ember the oonoert will be given each afternoon. Every tody welcome. The Rainbow Store, 2t. Hotel Burns Pendleton May 1 Shortly after two o'olock Sunday morning tbe Easter Hotel was discovered to be on fire and in a very short time waa totally Aa.. , troyed. Tbe exact amount of the loa is not known at this time. The build ing was a wooden structure and was enjoying a good busiLess. The oris in oi sue nre is unknown. FOR RENT Five room furnished bouse, for housekeeping. Inquire of Mrs. W M James, the dressmaker. VOK RENT-Hoosekeeping rooms also new five room cottage. AppI Mra. Shearer, opposite Star Grocer r. "Thepricaota.prettr faoe is loo- i Moantaia Tea kr. j " rr? tai Tea brings red I Hm hTil and level, color" bti$' .bleta. N.wlinDrnCU' l" I ejee and 1( or Tablets. Guilty PHYSICIANS jg DR. A. L RICHARDSON, Physician and Surgeon. OOmot Hill's Droi Store. Office Phone IKS ' BUleoPhoel N. MOLITOR. M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEONE OonMT Adams irnu sad Depot St. Office Phone 234 Eeddenot Pooae 681 WILLARD SMITH PHYSICIAN ANDJ SURGEON phone TU . Lewts bmlldlng, opposite Bom mar Home OffloeHours,lto4,Tto8 - BACON & HALL, i I.C1AM3 AMD SJGEONS Office la Foley building, Phoa USL C. T. Baooa, Basidenos Plione 1U1 M. K. Ball, uonoeaoe DKS. B1GGERS & BIGGERS Physicians and Surgeons O W Blcgen, M. D. Gao, L. Blffer, M. D Telephone! Offial321 Beeldenoe 1RU Qffloe" Ralston BnUdlng over J. M. Berry's Btore. Rcaldenoe on Uadlaou AVe second door west of former raildenoa, Or. G. W.BMfeew XmGRANDB - OREGON Profeuional ealls promptly attended to day or night. DENTISTS AaWA V J . UyWw, DENTISTS. Oflloa Bommer Building Office Phone M Realdenoe Phone 117 C. B. Cauthorn DENTIST Offloe Over Hill DrugStor : La Grande, Oregon" R. I. LINCOLN DENTIST Up stain, Cor Adams avenue and Depot HU Phones- VETER1NAAY SURGEON Dr. V A CHARLTON VETERINARY SURGEON, Office at A T Hill's Drug Store La Grande, Oregon Phone 1361 Residence phone 701 Farmers' line 58 DR. W. T. D3WNES. VETERINARY 8URQKON AND DENTIST - Leave orders at Red . Residence, Cor . Cross Drug store 6th and 1st Thirty five years experience, bast of reference 1 1 furnhihed K ATTORNEYS CRAWFORD & CRAWFORD Attorneys-at-Law LA - GRANDE, OREGON Ofllee In Bommer Valldlng. . J. W KN0WLES Attorney and Counsellor At Law Offlos ia Ralston Building Phone 166 La Grande Or. H. T. Wllllnma . C. Williams WILLIAMS BROS. ATTORN EYS-AT-LAW Qmoe in Ralston Building Phone iOs U Grande, Or. Lod&e Directory. yuiUngbrethern invited to .tteu,,, P i. A. MatoU, W. 1?. x. H. Gllham. W. 8. RerdST VM omee of City H.E. Coolidge. Set W Ebfftaon' N U OTAB ENCAMPMENT No 81. I. O O. F every Sm and third T h n i . !T' Edmond Robinson. Scribe ' - ' k'aF' A M "" .Grande Lodae A C Williams See, O DHulfman W. M h .nonu, ., rM J$frr War, A Waroick. s""18 AldrlcU' w "II -rVWA-Q'?d U.n?P "70S me. bur, .re cordially SayS'''"- Ml'- John Hall, Clerk. - Rctlen(1. V, O. ""Pleasant it ia 7 Ob.mt.rlti;". sKa ?'7a 1 Fortl,' Ne NToKri5A-jtonrt MaHt BroiM of TmstH-Dr M I llllan, 'In. ft 1 M l-auija" L H,K8U". John Vt l.ll. - '. X Hint SrJco: CHA5, MELQUtST.Ptcpdw'.jr. WINES, LIQUOr. AND CIGAES Finest coUections of etf animals on iK- coast, - iiiiiiiiiiMiif Mt;;: Blue Front Sclccn E. 'IHURSON. ProprJttor. ITKX8T WINES, LIOUOES U Imported and domestic ; CIGAES ; Hot or cold lunch all Ivors' : Jaflfenoa ATeBM Oppoalte Depot - tniiiiiMiiiM'Mvtit::. ama Shake e .tfIMftffw. : Palaco Saloon CHAS, ANDERSON. Prop,; t . ) WINES, LIQUOSS: ClliL- Alwavs on hand ef Jefferson Avenoe OXFORDlMR! JOHN BIEVER Prop, . V Complete aaortaten'M . .- " WINES, J.IQUORS AND CIGARS. THE 10 CHRIS WRIGHT, FIKl ;WIHE5. LI ) AND QQ Gentlemen alwiyf om Eagle $aloor laaaa ll'sti ' tr IRE! ULROLOm Prop. j ".I ftk j ;L J WINES,, LlOUOP f and' CIGARS f mrnn i i Lunchea are our specialtx il Jefferson Aveoas, Opposite depot SB3 ! THE -. BRUNSWICK and J. I mm ill JHOOPJIOP, aired San it a ' AaiTnhrbest brands ol CIQ1K5 p Always on band J Mixed drinks a specialty ask and fl eeeifrou don't get It This la a gen- f l tlemqf. rort and wlUberuaa. such JX JonY ;Plemirigi I BLACKSMITH .EHorseshointfandl'; Wagonwcrk .';.'.;,-v5.j North Fir Street; : I 1 1 II I i s s im4 1 1 1 "I Thank Th I nrrir oried Hnnah Plant,-ot Uttle Booker: Ark., "Jq, the relief I e f ronl K"ck-.v ou Arnica Salve. It eurea toy tear- -fnl rnnning .ores, whloh nothini else . would hea'and from which I bad euf Jered for 5 years." It Is a marvelous ; J L ih : ' Uuatantead at Newlin Drag Co, 23c.