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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1905)
i , 1! CLASSIFIED DVERTlSeMCNTS .gBnoDannpnnonnnn n'Dnnnncan'nnononud DOflDDDDDUaDa - ..... t a n f S3 .-V '0 E SALE-ingi baggy Bad harness HArfV.I L - - 1 1 . gwvpi inu muco cow, about 40 hens, """ turunur wr eight rooms, partly new. 2411 3rd street. Phnn. O P OOODALL r'OR 8ALE-I will sell my driving mare, Stndebaker baggy, harness and cooJblete outfit cheap, for cash. If 8old.at oiioa. For partloalars ap ply to l L, Cbristian. Arcade 8aloon. May t5 . ,: .. FOB SALE-Remlogton Typewriter, nearly new, at a bargain. Call at County Clerk's office and aee machine YOR BALE-Fresh milch cow, throoghly broken will be told cheap for oath, 0 Moellenborg, Island City ml7,J17,d FOB KEN'I-Desirable fnruiahed housekeeping rooms on ground floor Ueorge Ball M 16 tf . FOR BFNT-Fornlshed room for lady or gentlemen, . with eleotrlo lights and bath Mrs L A Baker. . Phone Maine 811 FOR RENT-Five room furnished hones, for housekeeping. Inquire of Mrs. W M James, the dressmaker. FOR BENT-Farnlahed . rooms for light housekeeping, apply at 1617 4th 6treet ' ' . ? ... t)K KUNT Front tarnished room with bath connection. Apply corner Third and Park streets. i - . . i FOR RENT Two famished . rooms, electric lights and bath. Inquire at ' 701 Main street,, or phone .811. t ' ES8 MAKING Ladle's, Misses' and (Children's dress making, Mrs W 8 Wines, oorner of Depot and U Streets. Phone No 2078 A 201 WANTED Lnmrjer," Lime, and in fact all kinds of building material want ed at once, by J L Mars, contractor . and builder. The man who can -tarnish the material the Quickest and at the lowest prices, gets the con-1 . . n..L - t f I trout, vaau id unlivery. LOST-On Mav 14, 1905, on the road , from 1m Grarde to the JJake Bart mesa plaoe on Rock creek, a pocket book containing 2 ten dollar1 bills, 1 flve dollar bill, some sn ail change in silver, and a few oards with tny name. Finder please leave at 2114 3rd street or phone 707. - GRACE ttOODALL. LOST Ladles solid gold, small broach - Finder will please return to reeid ence of Dr A L Richardson, and re ceive reward LOST-Ladtee "Peggie from Paris" containing some money, jewelry and visiting cards. Waa lot on road be tween La Grande and Alicel Liberal reward paid for Information leading to! its return. Return to this office or to the Sheriffs office. dw M 17 tf ! 4 &&&&tt'$1$G$'v'Mm ) SWall tt mi ' ii a 7 1 1 r M villi win BMvnvH II (ill V best nunlitv And the lnwAat - j A. 1 PAINTS, A In this line we handle tha old reliable o S SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT. Chi-Namel 0j VarDisb etaius in all colors for decorations, 0 furniture and floors. ) I STAGI2AND,: & MCLAGHLEN I CITY BREWERY I 4 JULIUS ROESCH, Proprietor. ew Largest Brewing Plant in Eastern Oregon Ask for La Grande Beer andlget the Best LA GRANDE BEER IS AND SHOULD HAVE WANTED A position as waiteress or cook, In the city or country. In , quire at Blue Mountain House 2t High Art Painting Persona desiring fine work in the line of interior finishing, such as graining to match the furniture . woodfilling to match the walls, and all the flat finishes or glosses, should call on or address Ssnford D Kinney, 1431 Adams Avenue,' corner Greenwood 8t, La Grande, Oregon. Homescckcrs Dont forget that G H Powers tha Lane man hat any thing In It he shape or Keai Estate from an acre of Garden to a 2000 acre ranch. All cronertv sold on commission and titles gaaran ieea ..... ., - G II Powers Minnesota Land Man Mch23tf - PASTURE I have leased the Silk pas ture for the season and am lKsftFtfafi10 in rrte55 4.. - - wwtMwM a VAA9 fos all kinds of. -stock, and especially the "town cow" atrates,which' are just, I will guarantee T firnt class 'treatment, .good feed and water. Address E. El; Jones, Phone 1276 La Grande The Slik pastnre nonxtsts of over mo aeres and is divided into Hit separate lota Uunwa and cattle will not run together LA GRANDE SCHOOL OF MUSIC PROF. DAY. Principle : ; ftS DAY,JAuiUrt This is one of the.bestimusicallln etitutlons In the state Daring the ytar 1D04 there were ' nearly Four thousand lessons given. The people in.tbls city and valley are begin big to discover the great advantage of this school. 'The 'system used Is the latest and most practical, and includes all the latest discoveries in the art of teaching masio. The school Is divided into two depart menU; No. 1 Is for beginners, from 5 years up, and taking in the 1st to 3rd grades. . In this department pupils oome one boor ewy day In No. 3 the grades arefrom 3 to 16. ;Hre they graduate. Poplin take one or two lessona a week as they desire. No scholars will be permitted to remain in this sobooi wto do not study. j it. . t ' .i fas inn oraot oiirina iha nnnnn. . O r GILS ? MADE IN LA GRANDE THk PREFERENCE. dFOE TT-1E a D a a " r AT ill. j Au-m -.v. ,. v .1aa,,jy.t.w,,UU LI Li LI J LI LX For Every SEVENTY-FIVE cents you now spend you i$et A DOLLAR'S WORTH OF CLOTHING M note the cut prices below and see how mlhl mim ' oSuib, resufar price Your 13 Q Lhl1ii;'l ri.'ii.w i'jl'i n H O BP D D D 1 ..40 Katzcnjammer Picnic" Only thoae who have been in amateur theatricals realize how much fun there Is in it for the performers. - The J re hearsals are endless delights, begin ning with a lesson in simple stage craft and endins in an axnuralnn . i : ' " rln" 01 Pdar, Little drops of paint. Make a lady's freckles " Look as if they ain't". For the amateur the weeks spent in renearsing are full of good times. frequently there is a chaffing dish sapper. Even since Adam aud Eve played their parts In the Garden , of Eden, the desire to act b s been wore or leas strong In every man and worn an. There is a fascination In 'Maks Believe" that Is1 evident in ' earliest childhood. Dolly pins on a table oloth for a train and straightway i she is a coon tss. Dick girds himself with a tin sword, puffs out bis little chest and imagines he Is a Bouapart Grown ops don't play the game just that wav. there are. cues to be learn 3d and exits and entrances, bat there Is the same desire to wander in the dazzling orld of "Make Believe.", . ,r . , , The young people are taking a great interest in their respective parte and It , will result in their giving a . fine performance. . A few more are requir ed to fill out the lare number in the complete cast.. , . , , , , RUSSIAN ATTACKS : WERE REPULSED Hy Scrlppe News Association . Tokio May 24-An official report from field headquarters Says that at two o'clock Bandar afternoon, a Bnssian batalllon of Infantry and sli squadtons of cavalry attacked the heights North of (Jbenyagepo. but were repnised. Another Bnsslsn force advanced on Cblen Chen Tea Morday, bat were also driven off. The Russian cavalry on the right bank of ; the Liao river began to retreat Monday, and at five in the afternoon had reached a point Soath of Ta Tuen. seventeen miles West of Fakomen. ' Twenty Four Injured' By Scripps News association Warsaw, Ma 24. Reports froar 6iedleoe state that a revolutionist hurled a bomb at the chief of police who was returning from as entertain ment at about midnight. Twenty fonr wee injured, including the chief. Five of the vic'ims are In a serious condition. 200,000 in School , fJeneral Anderson, U 8 A., who has just returned from service In the Phlll ppine Islands, in a recent address showint that the natives .have been benefitted by the Amerloao rale there, said: -Tnere are now 2CO.000 native children at tend ir a the common achoola established by Uncle 8am there, where aa under the Spanish rule there were none ." ; ' i a -.. i ; (1 of. Kir NEXT ' ....... .;i ... A GRP. at - fV ' $10.00 now $7.50 Suits, regular oricc Dollars will have more value at ! ii f- D D D D q q p foundry For Lease "Salem Or Slay 2-8Qperintendent 0 W Jamee of the penitentiary yesterday began advertising lor bids lor the ltas ing of the stove fooodryat the prison and for the labor of the eonvlots there in. The present oantrant. athinK i. roruaoa. exDirea Juiv an. - I Bnoerlnt-nrl-nt J.m ''.7. ' day tnat by this means he horjed to " I BtLOI secure a better contract for the state. Under this contraot the convicts are earning tor the atate 3,' cents an hour, while the foundry buildings with water power furnished are rented for $2,000 a year. Under the present contract the company is compelled to employ only I00 men at a time About a month ago it took advantage of this privilege and out down the foroe from 240 to 100, thus Waving 140 idle men to be taken care of as best they can. About-half this number have been put to work on the county roads, hila th others are breakins atona d rowing. Oregon' State Grange Every ooonty in the state la ranra- sented at the thlrtv second annntl convention began yesterday at Foreat Grove by the Oreson atate The program covers four days' and is one of unusual interest to the pro g reset re farmers of the state. Among the many toplos slated for discuaalon are good roads, assessment and taxa tion, eduoatlon, pure food, railroad rates and several matters velatinff to the internal affairs of the order. A large nomber of women are anions tha delegates and they will bare a promi nent part in the proceedings. LOST. J U Binith has lost the setting to his ring, being an elk head with a large diamond. Anyone finding same will be liberally rewarded St re! front uvery barn ' , Wm. Smith, Prop, Safe and reliable rigs f unl et all times. Special ac comodations furnished to commercial travelers, .Phone. 3-5 WM, SMITH FEED , STORE Hay, Grain and feed. Fiee delivery to all parts ef the city. Mountain trade a specialty. Phone 1961 Horsca, harness sad wagons bought tod sold Here is a For You Bargain Eighty acres of lanrl'in Mii..n. ooonty, wltb irood water right, good noaseand outbnlldings. Every food of this placala in eoltivatlon. Will raise from 9 toll tons of alfalfa oer acre. The vatic ol this oronertv niav be estimated from the faot that It rents annually for 110 per aore and renter paa the taxes. Ibis place oan be rented for Ave years looter at this price. ' tiers is an Investment that beats ten per cent. .For sale on easy terms. - Write to CT.McDANIEL " Ontario.,'.... Oregon. ill m. m ,. THIRTY DAYSq , nRmuMT ad J- v- w J A l 7.V: . Sniis.re5ubr price $l5.06nW$ll.25 " S20.00 nnw nri 5 this sale than that fixei by Uncle 1 D l iV and Outntters n'w.npnfl JUST Ladies ? Lewis and Clark MILLTNERY Ladies' arid Children's Hats, Ornamental and Useful Belts Combs, Purses and Fans, E M WELLMAN & 00 Xa Grrti & E NRY FUNERAL UCENJED Lady atFislaut, Calls d Phone ri J. 0. Henry, residence 604 J. J. Oarr, resideace 388 MsMbaaBsftW Alarm Clocks Repair work given prompt attention. Old Jewelry made to look like new Clocks taken eare of rt eWksU AMj17 JsT V I jACE Curtain A heavy discjunt on all lace curtains and ortiers W. H. BOHNENKAMP, rl HARDWARE, FURNITURE, " 1 DOORS CAR OF SHINGLES IN TODAY a a a a n u U n JL V 1 Sxm. - P. o DOS D D 0 D D C 5 NEW . l ''wee. w Shopping Baskets ""J- Oreeron 3 s . .1 S6 CAR R DIRECTORS EMBJLHERS answered day and night, No.121. i v , La Grande Oregon Mi wtrytrt r M,t,tiliji Hfyy wrv . Fifteen Years Continuous business in La Grande, and still in busi nes. Tins is the record to which I invite compari son, My word is still cay guarantee, as it has been in the part. A complete line of reliable Jewelry' clocks, watches, etc, in fact every thing which is found iu a reliable jewelry store. J.H.PEARE, SASH AND Sale i 4 8 '" i.V '.5 :h