La Grande evening observer., May 20, 1905, Image 3

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Everything you vant want for that
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SUNDAY WINNER
Is'A waiting Your Ordtr at
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O. RALSTON'3 v
NEBRASKA GROCERY STORE
ioi."! Irand Jeffersun'Sla. , ' . ' '
OUU SPECIALTY ;
Fall Line "Inferred Stock"
fhnred Goods. . , :
SHOES
.-: Good School Shoes 9
a specialty j
ELLIOTT OPPOSES
FIXED RATES
A. E C.
STEAM LAUNDRY
'PHONE j
La'Granie.
I85l
Oregon.
YOU
NEED
Should . come 'to
in
oar Laundry
when
or anything from a . pleasant
stnile to clean liuea
VAT A' O LJ T ATeO' is oar
W jt O F! J IN VTf sines.
(By 8oci Newa Association)
Washington. Hay SO.-Preeldent El
liott, of too Northern PaolAo Railway,
today addressed the Senate committee
ol interstate eomaierce on the subject
of rate legislation, which ha opposed.
Ha aald tnat, while lha federal Got
arnmeot might give tba commission
powar to fix tba act ail rata tba rail
road tboald charge, they could not
make the " railroad bay mora ears.
build more branch roads or Improve
1U property. He said that If the In
ter tate commaroa oommlMlon were
to bm the power sow In 1U ban J a,
mnoh of tbo alleged popular demand
for firing power to th Government
to fix ratea would dlaapptar. lie ar
gaed that the complaint against the
railroada wonld not be remedied by
Government control.
DENVER BEM0N8TRATI05
William Hooper, representing the
Denver Chamber ol Commerce, made
statement this afternoon, charging
gross discrimination in tre distribu
lion of products against Denver and in
favor ol Ban Francisco and the Pacific
coast. He claimed that Denver might
as well be located in Alaska ' so lar as
their treatment was concerned.' He
practically criticized , the private ear
monopoly, n
Bad Actor
Amon Thompson, is now la the
county jail for obtaining 1100 from Qa
tar Lnnd of the Cove, as an advance
payment on a planing mill which never
arrived. After arrest Thorn peon
claimed that hi purchased a mooey or
der ut the Wallowa post oSioe In favor
of a machinery honae at St. Louis, bat
both Mr. Land and the sheriff phoned
the post oC3oa and they aay their
records show no sue a transact Ion. There
is also a ram or that appears to have
eome weight, that be married a lady
in Wallowa a few days ago prior to se
curing a divorce from his first wile.
The facts on the Utter charge are now
being investigated. Today Thompson
had the officers wire his brother In
the east for funds to refund Land. As
yet no reply baa been received.
ROFESSI 0 NAL CARD3
PHYSICIANS
DR. A. L RICHARDSON,
Physician and Surgeon.
Cfflee or Hill's Oroj store.
Office rhooe 14 BaeldeaeaPhoaesa
Jersey Cream F.
fl:
Every sack guarantied by F.;.
& Staples.
N. MOLITOR. M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEONZZ
Oornar Adams eveaae and Depot St.
OOeePhoneZM Beatdenee Pboa 6S1
Will Build
Dr 8 L Qorps of the Cove, while
over today, purchased one half of the
east wall of the two story I OOF
building and on the adjoining lot will
soon commence tba construction of a
two story building 100 feet in depth
Messrs Bleeland and Btoll have the
contract and will build with cement
blocks. The machine for making same
is expected Monday. . '
RIGHT
i notei bommer
A Pleasant Resort
' Few places In Oregon surpass Ladd
Canyon for beauty, aocessebiMity, or
in any of the essentials of an oot door
rest resort. The bemtifnl little
mountain stream which finds its way
down the canyon abounds with noun-
tain trout, and shade is abundant, and
the high cliffs on each side affjrd
ample protection from the . wind. In
zzt -it mnt I f Ladd Canyoa is an ideal spct for
summer ouimg or tut an simuuuu
of reel and recreation . To add to the
advantages of the place is tba Lin
bergers cabin where refreshments' can
be secured, and where ample provi
sions for' the care of teams can always
be found. '
We Must Wait
By a new ruling ol the post office
department at Washington, which
was made known when Oregon City
applied for a free mail delivery system
based opon a sufficient volume ol bu
siness tor the yesr ending March 81
.tie t.
represent the volume of business dur
ing the government fisoal year which Is
from June 30 to June 30 of each year.
As a result La Grande must wait until
June 80 ol this before we will be in a
position to make application fo? this
system.
WE CATER TO COMMERCIAL
TRADE
i
ROOMS,, WITH BATH'
kSsTEAlvl" v HE ATS
Modem Conveniences
All
REPRESENTATIVE
ASSEMBLY
By Sorlpps News Association :
8o Petersburg May 20 The minister
of the interior at a conference today
decided to oall the proposed Represen
tstive Assembly, for which there hat
been a general clamor. This assembly
will be called for the end of June. The
members will be appointed by the
government instead of letting the
people select their '.own represent-
tlves.
Best Dining; Room Service in Eastern
Oregon. -
Keep
Cool
If j oa have no other way call on the
LA GRANDE LIGHT AND POWER CO.
and secure an
Bates and all prices
will be explained at
the office
Electric Fan
Insr
Notary Public
BARGAINS
In Improved-City Property
Good Location
in
WM. GR ANT, Age n
Some Fine Cattle
This morning those of our citizens
who dellgnt In one stock bad an op
portunity to see some as fine cattle as
any stockman would hope to see. Mr.
E D Gaaklll, who is noted for bis well
bred stock, drove a herd of pure bred
Hereford cattle through the city to
his pasture near Morgan lake, and an
unserve? reporter wsa given an op
portunity of seeing them. They are
the E J Conrad registered Hereford
stock, and are a splendid testimonial
of what this breed of cattle develop In
to wben kept upon the range. They
are all in splendid condition, well
rounded, and show the Hereford mark
ing to perfection. The cows are In
perfect condition, and their calves
show that the Hereford! make first
olass mothers. The bull which la with
the htrd, though only two years old,
la a picture of bovioe beauty and per
feet ion. Mr. tiaakill states that the
Herefords have demonstrated the fact
that they are thoroughly able to take
care of themselves on the range, and
the splendid condition of the entire
herd Is certainly sufficient demonstra
tion of this fact,-A few more sooh
herds In this valley would soon make
the Grande Ronde valley world famous
as a produoer of unexoelled oattle.
WILLARD SMITH
PHYSICIAN AND J SURGEON
Fbooa TU
IjfmlM bmlldlnf, opposite Boaunar Ha
. Offio. Hoan, I to t, T to t
Saddle Sato
I have a number of saddles
in my stock which I desire
to clsse out and if price will
accomplish . my purpose,
cubtomers will receive the
benefit.
$30 va'ves for " $24
$35 values for - $27.50
$45 values for $34
$14 ladies sadddle $ 8
Saddles and harness made
order, .
E. CHRISTOFFERSON
BACON & hall;
fl IC1AN3 AN 9 SURGEONS
Ofllee la Foley boUdlDc, Ittoaa USL
C. T. Baeoo, Baatdenea Pbooa 1U1
M. K.UaU,BealdcBeelS
DBS. B1GGERS & B1GCCRS
Physicians and 8nrgena
O W Blsgen, It. D. Geo, U Blswa, M. D
Telephones
Offloelttl ResldeiMaUa
Qffloe Ralston Building over J. M. Berrys
Store. KMldenoe on ktadlaoa AVa. second
door west otfOrmn raaldeooo, Or. G W.Blggcrs
ImORANOB OREGON
Prafosioaat esUs pioaiptly atteadsd to
day Or sight.
i Ilint Salocm 1
CHAS, rmQUUT.Proprklor.
i WINES, LI0U01LS
W. a w-w s w -w a vr
Aiili UluAJio ;
FineBt collections of stuffed
(animals on the Pacific
coast, . ; .
DENTISTS
REAVIS BROS.
DENTISTS.
Offloc Bommer Building
Oniee Phone 8-1 Bestdenoe Phone 117
C. B. Cauthorn
DEN 1151 " j
OfXloe) Over Htll Drutf 8 tor
La Grande, Oregon
HOME TALENT
TO BE GIVEN
The Commercial Club have secured
Miss Clara Louise Thompson to pat
on ber play called The Katzenjammer
Pionlo. Miss Thompson has Just
given It in Baker City and It was de
clared to be the best amateur enter
tainment ever given there, and it was
played before the largest audience that
was aver in the opera bouse. It la a
musical comedy. .The-cast will bit
composed of the '.beet local talent of
tba city and every effort will be put
forth to make it a great sa cocas .
Hiss Thompson is on of the best
directors In the country having studied
with the best teachers in this country
and In Europe. Those who take part
may consider themselves fortunate in
being under her training.
WANTS MORE
WITNESSES
By 8oripps News Association
Washington, May 20 The Preeldent
aid Secretary Taft today had a eon
ference regarding the Bowen-Loomta
controversy. At the eonolaslon, Bee
retary Taft stated that other witnesses
would be called before be takes a final
statement to the President.
. FULL, measurk
rinin w-.'fd'bv the Cord
128 cubic fief to the cord.? ; lft-iuch dry chain
wood $3 percjrd. This is cheaper than by the load.
You pay lor what you get and get what you pay for.
Phone s7i ; H. W. NIBLEY
Juvenile Opera
On Monday, May 22, the famous
Williams Juvenile Opera Company will
opeu a S nights engagement at the
Steward's Opera House. This company
la composed of some thirty little tots
ranging from. 4 to 12 years of age, who
atng, danae and perform in such a way
as to not only cause muoh praise and
comment from the press but also won
der and admiration from ' the general
publie. The little people coma to us
highly recommended and with a reper
toire of all the latest Musical Come
dies containing large well trained and
handsomely dresed - choruses, . clever
comedians, superb. stage effects snd
all the latest song hits of the day .TBese
together with the all atar cast of little
people go to make the Williams Opera
Company one of the best attractions
booked bare this season.' They should
pack the Opera Honae at every per
formanoe
Will Consolidate
(ByScrlppsNews Association)
Winona Lake Ind May 20 The vote
proposed for consolidation with the
Cumberland Presbyterians was an
nounced at the Presbyterian General
Assembly today. One hundred and
ninety four Presbyteries voted "yes'
and thirty nine voted "no". A special
committee wsa appointed to canvas
the vote and report a plan of oonsoli
dttion.
R. L.. LINCOLN
- " DENTIST 4
Up stain, Oor Adams aveau. and Depot St.
.-- Phone j4
Blue Front Saloon
E. THUIOON, Proprietor. ,
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VETERINARY SURGEON
Dr. Y A CHARLTON
VETERINARY SURGEON,
Office t AT Hill's Drue Store
La( icale, Oregon Phone 1361
uosidence phone 7U1
Farmers' line 58
DR. W. T. D3WNE3.
VBTKRINARY SOEQKON AND
DENTIST
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leaveordealRed , BesldenetCor
Cross Drag store 6th and I it
Thirty Sv. years experience, heal of reference
i furnished
WlNES LIOUORS
Imported and domestic .
Hot or col (f lunch all hoars
, Jeffcraoa ATaae Opposite Depot
iMHMMIHMMMIHX
Palaco Saloon
CHAS. ANDERSON, Prop.
" ,: mi ' '
WINES, UQUORS
AND CIGARS i:
Always on hand '
Jeflaraon Avenos
Opposite Depot
CSfEBSinttHfiSBSBaZS1
BSHGHlBsHniSSSSSBauJl
ATTORNEYS
CPAWF0RD & CRAWFORD
Attorneys-at-Law ;
LA GRANDE, OHKGON
OQlee In Foley balldlng.
THE LOUVRE
t CHRIS WRIGHT, Prop.
.!..-'- FINK u..:y'
WIHE5. LIQUORS
Gentlemen always Welcome
"J .v'i. -it': 'A, if A". V.
Rr Street ' - i;
ctpM'aBaaEaEEflisPioitoswEassaasiiy
J. W
Attorney
KN0WLES i
and Counsellor
At Law
Oflloe ia Ralstoa Balldlng
Phone ISA
t Grande Or.
H. T. WUllnms . A.C. WlUlams
WILLIAMS Br)03.
ATI ORN EYS-AT.LAW
Omo. In Balston BaUdlng
phone iOjS LaQrande,Or.
Store Front
: Two sections of glass store front Ma
la feet. A snap. Also one Ore proof
safe, weight 2300 at a bargain. Cull or
write, La Grande Fawn Broker, La
Grande Oregon. Phone 168L
The Y M O A will meet this even
ing at the Baptist church at seven
Falls Through Bridge
Bcripps News Association
Paris Taxes May 80 A Ban Francisco
passenger train from 8t Louis went
through a bridge near here today. It
la reported that many were injured.
Mr and Mrs John Scott are prepar
ing to leave the middle of the week
to spend the summer in Walla Walla.
TREASURER'S CALL FOR
COUNTY WARRANTS
Notice la hereby given that the un
dersigned, Treasurer of Union County
Oregon, baa lunds on band with which
to pay all oouuty warrants wblob were
presented and endorsed by the County
Treasurer peior to the 13th day of June
1900. Dated at the treasurer's
offloe In the city of La Grande this the
lath day of May 1905. No Interest
j allowed after aald date.
. John Frawley.
Treasurer of Union Count
Lodge Directory.
KAULKHLa UnDd. Alrie in 'O I meets
every Hund.j dIkM In K ot Y ball ) I p as
V11Udi brathern ie-rlted U. attend
J. A. Matott, W. P. T. U. Githan, W. &
1 0 O Pa-La Grande Uodz. Ho 16 Tresis a
their ball every Saturday night Vldluif niem
nan enrdiallv laiud to attend- v
uemtery plat ean be seen a ontee or wj
Recorder.
aW. Robertson, N U
H.B, Ooolidge, Bee. -
8TAB KNCAMPMKNT No sL I. O. O. P,
asest every lis and third Thaindeys In the
month la Odd Fellows ball. Visiting patri
arch, always weloome I. H Snook, C P.
gdmond Boniason. Scribe
KASTERHSXAB OEH Hope Chapter Mo
IS mem the Second end fourth Wednesday oi
acta month at jM p m In Matonip Temple
Mertte Aldrlch, W at .
Mary A Warnick, Bee
M. W, A QrandeUanip 7708 meets
every first and third Wednesday of the
month at 1. 0. 0. P. Hall. All visiting- nelvb
bun are cordially invited to attend.
E. Keulend, V, O.
John Hall, Clerk. f
" P0RE8TCB8 OP AM K RICA Court Maid
KarioB, Mo S3 meets each Tbunday night la
H of P BalU Brotbers ere Invited to attend.
1 8 Tlllson, Chief Kanier.
C a Williams, Pin. Bee
Board ofTrasteei Dr.G L blggera, John Hall
and 11 Pauiaoa.
Eagle Saloon
ULRICH LOTT1S, Piop.
-v;; fink "
WINES, LIQUORS
and CIGARS
Lunches are oar speoialtj
, Joffetson Avenue, Opposite depot
11
1 1. iobiaum J.t. wob, rgor;
"V. '. 1 . '"
FINE WINE5 4
2 LIQUORi
Aad the best brands ol ?
CIQflHS
Always on hand
Mixed drinks a aveolalty Ask and
aee If yon don't get Ik This Is a gen-
Uemen's resort and will be ran as such
Tom Fleming
blacksmith"
Horsuhoingand.
Wagonwcrk
North Fir Street
sMt eesetsee e.eeeiiie
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