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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1905)
I ,1 "''i I 1 to ' : J IP C post ; Regarding the Carload OP Eastern Furniture which was shipped April 20 and which we expect to have at our store the latter part of the week. This car contains all that is new bought for spot cash, and at prices which enables as to sell to TOU far lnaa mAnA. w ever dreamed good furniture could be sold for Call and see the load $2,500 will buy. See our $3 rocker. Wait for this carl We will tell you when it comes. E. G. ADCOOK Andross Old stand Phone 9-1 New Departure We now here oor delivery wagon to handle the eweet Cream and Batter milk trade and anyone wishing us to make regular deliveries twice a week will please leave orders tt the Cream ery or phone 2011. Ice Cream will be delivered at any time in q (untitles not less than 1 gallon at II. 26 per gallon. We will also cell batter by 1 lb. or 3 lb. squares at the Creamery at the regular retail prices. BLOB MOUNTAIN CREAMERY Co. IEI HOXX QT TOOL To Weak People: If you are thin, pale, lack energy," Buffer with indigestion, nervousness and . irritability, cannot sleep, and have no ' appetite, we guarantee that Vinol will make for you rich, red blood and restore your health and strength. If you will try Vinol and it does not help you, we agree to return your money. This shows our faith and fairnessa' Will you try it? Respectfully, ' LA GRANDE DRUG CO. - , , Hotel Sommer WE CATER TO COMMERCIAL TRADE " :' ROOMS WITH BATH HHiSTEAM HEAT All Modern Conveniences Best Dining Room Service in Eastern Oregon. Notary Public BARGAINS In Improved City v Property Jn Good Location WM. GRANT, Agent. M aaaaaaww FULL MEASURE Chain w'djby the Cord 128 cubic ftet to the cord. 16-inch dry chain wood $3 per cord. This if cheaper than by the load. You pay lor what you get and get what you pay for. Phone 571 RED FRONT UVERY BARN Wm, Smith, Prop, Safe and reliable rigs farn. a11 umes. 8pecial ae comodationa furnished to commercial travelers. Phone. JU5 WM, SMITH FEED STORE Hay.Qiain and feed. Fiee deliver? to all parts xi the city. Mountain trade a specialty. Phone 1861 HoTJ!fw!,f a G. E. FOWLER Truck and Transfer Wood and Coal Phone 1611 All ordergiven prompt attention. Pasture ': Look out for Thoa Stephenson ' with his herd o( eowa this eomlog week I have la the neighborhood of 600 sores for them to ran oa and a ok etream of water running through the plaoe. SVS . . . sM IMVUMI tV a OfcaJ Special Prices Commencing Monday Dr. O'Conner will offer the remaining lota ia O'Con nor's addition st speoial prices in or der to close tbem oat daring the next few days. The balanoe ot the trael is being seeded to alfalfa. Theea lots are close in and are desirable ' resi dence property. Get bia prices and you will find this property much lower than property offered in the same lo cality. Parties baying several lots will be given extra inducements. Pnooe 2141 or call at Oor. of Park and Oak streets. Insurance HtMMiMOeMHttt H. W. NIBLEY f H PRESIDENT TO . MEET STOCKMEN By-Borippe Neva Aseoolattoa DenTer, Msj 1 President Booee ell expect to be beta to meet the . ... otwimtjQ woo MMmbie bert fcr their tnoatU convention of th imaru.. vvv HMiiwe)u Btock Growers Aseoeiatioo which con vene oera May 9 Bo far as eaa be learned now HcKlnsle of Trinidad, voioreuo, i the only man meatioaed for the presidency ot the Association. Seattle Follows Suit (Bj Pcrippe News Association) ' 8caltle May J Eotten a? thm log at a nnmber ol non-nnlon dmert wm the only violence so far developed by the brewers strike now oa ia this city. Deputy sheriffs and nolina M guarding the brewery plants. One nanarea ana Qity non-union men are at work today. Both the strikers and the employers claim that the fight will oa warmish. Several brewery offl oials drove beer wagons themselves: Cashier Goes Wron (By Scrippe News AasooiaUon) Kansas City Hay J-The atate bank at Waverir was oloeed by the Beore Ury of State today. The bank examin er found a discrepancy of thirty thou, aand dollars, twioe the bank's capital, in the aoconnte ot cashier Lewis, who '" av. i ia rvporieu that Lewla has been speoalaUng. 1 11 nil President Delayed By Borlppa News Association tilenwood Springs, Ool., May 2. Owing to the stords and maddy roads the moving of the President's oamp to East Divide, as well as the departure of secretary Loeb's for this city baa been delayed. Fatal Wreck (Borippe News Assocatlon) Winnepeg, Canada, May 2. Two firemen were killed and fire passengers were injured in a collision between a freight and passenger train on the Canadian s Paciflo, near Kevelatoke. Both tralne went down aa embank, ment After Thieves Baker City May 2 Sheriff Brown returned this afternoon from a senea tlonal chase after a band of horse thieves In the southeastern part of the county. He was accompanied by two other eherlffs. The thieves eluded them by having relays of saddle animate. The officers second about CO bead of horses. One of the horse thieves, Riley, was in Baker City three weeks ago. Oregon's Birthday On May . 1843 the few American, then in Oregon met at Cbampoeg, on the bsnk ot the Willamette river and entered into a provisional governmect that may, in truth, be considered the birth of Oregon as an American or ganized community. There were 102 Amerioans gathered there that day nnder the native forest trees, but one ol whom is now known to he alive: the Hon F X Mathews, aid he is 88 years old. After a lite of nearly 30 years, the Bt Paul, Minn., Globe, the oldest morning paper in the state, suspended on April 8L The Globe wae the organ of the Democratic paper In the state. The assigned cause. It did not pay ex. peases "Wbat are you crying about my little manr inquired a benevolent old gentleman of a weeping tot, "cause, the Japs and Bussiana ate having a big war, andwhen I get in the next grade I will have to study all about it." Ipfieiiiiiiiieijij it JNiiW YORK JOURNAL To Join a New Club which is supplying the publio with'a mag nificent new Encyclopia at about the actual cost of production and on terms with, in the reach of all. If you are "interested write today for particulars. The member, ship i8 limited. First come, first served. . ENOYCLOPECIA 78 Fifth Avenue "V MODERN WOOD MEN CAMP The Btate Camp of the Modern Woodmen of America Beker City, aad a very enthusiastic IKullaa . t . - muilIHUUO DUM. IMtt DMIUP. auons nave osea made for the rare and entertainment ot the vialting delegates. Passenger train No. 6 this morning had a special coach of delegatea to the meeting of the camp, and were accom panied by aa excellent band. Whn - . w t the train arrived ia this city and made ua usual Ave minutee atop, the mem bers of tne band were gracious enough to coma from their eoaoh upon the platform and entertain the crowd u. esmbled with some excellent music. Mr. John Hall of this city, and Mr. Chester S Colt, of Snm mar villa. nlnH the party at this plaoe and proceeded wiin mem to uaxer City. ' Methodist Conference Ton will act mlas the addraa of Raw. O B cfmlth D D thia evening at the Methodist church. Tomorrow moraine th tuiinm nn.n with devotional axarclaM by Eev. Henry Martin of Flora. This is fallowed by organization, the asking ol the disciplinary oueatloni 1. 9 a attar this la a paper on Aggressive E- vangusm oy uev K M Hill ot Baker City, and tha discnaalon will h nnn by Eev. O R Archer of John Dayr in we eitarnoon, Bev. Paul J Ever, ett ol BnmDter and Kv. tl s wiii.. of Joseph bare tha aubjeot 'The preacoer outside ana puipit;"Bev J M Johnson and Rev. L W Chandler of Wallowa and Enterprise, will dleonse InsUtute Work of the Conference Course of Study "Rev OF Wheeler epcaka on the Offlolal Board. and abuse." Une of the lmnortant papera of the session will be concern, ing tha youth of tha church, by Prof. Hockenberrv and Rav. John the latter of Prairie City. in tha evening the people will be treated to a treat leotnra br rr J n Coleman of the Willamette University on "ina symmetrical Character. All these meetings are free. Plants for Sale Verbenas, Petunlaa. Dalsvs. BMt Alysaom. Also house plants. Mrs. J 2 BIRD8ELL, 2 blocks north of round house Calves Wanted Will pay cash tor young oalree. WD GRAND, Phone 673. Poat office 32. laflnn u Oregon. Cabbage Plants : Cabbage plants both aarlv and Uf. Will aell at reasonable rate. Prt. aooordlng to quantity bought. J W KAMMEKER, Adams Avenue. Lodge Directory, KAQLFB-La UraadaAlria in f OK mteU J. A. lTalott, W. P. T. H. ollham, W. B. (hair ball cT.rr 8atoru7al5h'. vil?t,?. J meoidiaUjrfBviUd to attend. T RtouTder.' ' - "BU " fy n Ts.wa .... H. K. OoolidsS; " aTABBNOAMPMBNT No 81, I. a a T, mttm arerr flm and (bird Tborwlan in tha i mono noninwMt, sorlba . Kk. , P. A. Mv-La Grande Lodge uy of each month. . a u wuiiama sec, - O D Hnffmaa W.M. aUBTBBM BTAE OIS Bom Chanter So Umtmn th second and tbanh Vedoeidir U ch anoaU at p m in Muoaiv Tempi. leiyA Wamick. bS ' ' 'f'Pt! "P. MK "OS meet L STn?? J?., Wedner of . the tfverv - John Hall, CUrJ ' J a .1 wmaiM inomur night la MFaaU. Brothan ara Invited to attend. T 8 Tlllaon, Chlaf Baneen and HWuiaaST ' . -wm, jonn Hall, INVITES YOU D E P A RTMENT i'UW i OX IV - 1 New York i i-ri i I0NAL CARDS PHYSICIANS DR. A." L RICHARDSON. Physician and Surgeon. Offloa HUl's Dreg 8tom, Offlca rhoos 1I6S Realdeaoa Fhooa jy N. MOLITOR. M. D. - PHYSICIAN AND SURCEQW- Ooroar Adams avaaaa and Depot 8L ; OaViaPhoneS34 Bealdeooa Phone 681 WILLARD SMITH PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Fbone TU ". . 1 " ll,f" LwU balldlng, opponiU Bomtner Hooaa , Offlca Houta, 1 to ,Tto8 " ' BACON & HALL, YSICIAN3 AND SURGEONS' Offles la Foley building, PhoaaUDl. C. T. Beeon, Baaldanoa Phone 11SU ' O , M. K. HaU, Baaldenec 2131 DKS. BIGGERS & BIOOERS Phraioians and Bunteona .' O W Biggera, M. D. Oao, L. Blggan, M. D Taiepnonea Offloa U21 - Realdanaa 1HR1 QtOoa Ralaton Building over J. it. Berry's Btora. Kealdenoa on Uadlaon AVa. aacond ooor weat or former reatdenoe, Dr. G. W.Blggcra utunaHua -, OKKGON Proiaiaional ealla promptly attended to "' dayoralghb ? DENTISTS ' RP AVI? PBO? DENTISTS. " ' Office Horamer Building Offloa Phone 51 , Baaldanee Phoae 117 C. B.Cauthorn . DENTIST r . Omoe Over Hill Drug; Store La Grande, Oregon.; R. L. LINCOLN DENTIST Up stain, Oor Adams areniu and Depot HC Phone yS VETERINARY SURGEON Dr. V A CHARLTON VETERINARY SURGEON. Office at A T Hill's Drug Store la uranae, uregon i'hone 1361 Residence phone 701 Farmers' line 58 DR. W. T. D 3WNE3. VBTEaiNABY SORQBON AND DENTIST ,' ; t'Z Lmr ordera at Red Rmldenc Cor CroaaDrng itora 6th and I at Thirty At. yeara axperlonce, beat of raferenoa 1 1 furntahad ATTORNEYS CPAWF0RD & CRAWFORD Attorneys-at-Law LA GRANDE, OREGON ' Oflloe in Bommar mlldlng. v : . , J. W KNOWLES Attorney and Coynsellor At Law Office la Ralston Building Phone Ue lAQraadeOr. H.T.WUllnma A. C. Williams , WILLIAMS BROS. ATI ORN EY8-AT.LAW ' Qfflca In Ralaton Building Phone tOsS UQranda,Ur. for the best and whitest bread me Jersey Cream Flour. While a biliona attack la nnDleasant It im nnlrtrlv Aaaw .rkl Obamberlala's Stomach and Lifer "'' are asea. tot sale by Newlln V1U WW Ml ENCYCLOPEDIA DEPARTMENT 78 Fifth Avanaa, New York. . Plena tend mejwlthout ohargc. Infer Station retarding' Onr nv icru.ni..... dlaClub alao ipeelmrn pases of the I , .uvihuibb mapa portralUand olored eograrlnga. Name .r....,....,, Street . . !I".T.!Z!Z Bainera Addrwn -..MJiZiiii" '"" """" Oty M State - NEW YORK JOURNAL f - I kj j a mm MsaisisBBBaBaaHBBBsMBBsBBBa I Hint GalcQUJST'rr;-- I CHAS. AO.QU!$T, Propri I LI0U WINES, LIOU' CI(AE . AND ClOAIUtionscf,; )a the T Finest collsctiona of b animals on the r i coast. -; ; ' ' ' - Blue Front Sa! wto E. TI10KSON. hopmio? ' . FDim LI0UO I WINES, LlOUOf' t Imported and ' dome'--0 ;UCIGAIlS4nchallt llot or cold Junchall "hl0j:Pr;t,D . ' Jafftraoa Aveaaa Opposite DTaaeeevl - BtMseeaaei "Salos Palaco Saloc"0; S :...r. ... - s CHAS. ANDERSON, Pror jUORS tilMEC 1 iMirtnc L IVuUIU . ...t AND CIGARS ; fand Always on hand f Opposite 1 a . Jeffetaon Areana . r Opposite Mwaae aeeiBiiBtaaa iiaas i AaaayM ' TtIE Vf. OXFORD M- : JOHN BlEVElt Prop. QUORi ' Complete aaaortment ot WINES, LIQUORSS AND CIGARS Ry Ri , Mixed Drinks a Specialty Fir Eeaasasa wwvwvww Iff n THE LOUVRK CHRIS WRIGHT. Prop, f ' , WIHE5. LIQU0R?5 : CIQ1R5 r,COfn ; Gentlemen always Welcome f "" Rr Street loo; 0 HSaloDii1 rop. . ULR1CH LOHIS. Prop. WINES, LIQUORU3 and CIGARS icialt Lunches are ' our speciaJtpo . TelTfTAll AvemiiA rtrw.: AmA . J, r. mm m j.i . boos, m?. FINE Will E5 LIQUORJ I Aad the best brands ot Alwaya on hand Mixed drinks a specialty Aak and f sec If yon don't get It. Thla U a gen- : tlcmen't rMort and will be run m luoh a Tom .Fleming BLACKSMITH Horseshoing and Waonwcrk North Fir Street ltltteaaa4443 "I Thank The Lord!" cried Hann h Plant, ot Little Rool'e? Ark., "for th rellefl got fro b ? mi rw';55 wonjd heaf, and from wbkn I bad su, healer tot eate, bams ad woanda '"'nieao at aewlln Drnjf Co; 25c. i and ten- uab t i i t . i ao