La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 24, 1905, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textr m 11 5 4 ?3 11 0 $ Everything; you wwi want lor that SUNDAY J Is Awaiting Your Order at O. RALSTON'S NEBRASKA.- GROCERY STORE Uoi. l'ir andjefferson 8ta. OUR 8PE0IALTY Fall Line 'Terlerred Stock" Ounred Goods. A. B. C. STEAM LAUNDRY ! PHONE La Gran U, . YOU ,m f ' ...at .. I AN IT1 YmJ Bm to dean linen WASHING i... ; , WE DO IT RIGHT Hotel CIRQUK B., WE CATER TO COMMERCIAL TRADE . ROOMS WITH BATh ; SSTEAM HEATS AH Modern Conveniences Best Dining Room Service in Eastern Oregon. Keep Cool If jou have no other way call on the LA GRANDE LIGHT AND POWER CO. and secure an Bates and all pricus will be explained at the office 1 Notary Public BARGAINS In Improved City Property in Good Location WM. GR AN T, A gcri mm"" - FULU MEASURE Chain w;cdjby the Cord 128 cubic feet to the cord. 16-inch dry chain wood f 3 per oord. This is cheaper than by the load. You pay for what you get and get what you pay for. Phone 57 , H. yf NIBLEY WINNER - SHOES Good School Shoes j a specialty t v x85x Oregon. Should come to oar Laundry when in Soramer Lee&e Electric Fan jnBr -eMeeotatM nvs aj SACRED HEART ACADEMY CLOSES - Tbe Sterol Heart Academy closed with a print entertainment on Fri day, May 19. The following program u rendered: Clioroa, "Where the Old Tomblgbee Flows.... By ftcbool Instrnmsntal Daet, Easter Dawn.. Misses Jennie Gar in, Baby Tbelson Bong, Ben Bolt.. Misses Elu Acklea, Lena Wiley, Maggie Madden, Us- tie Madden, Edna Kelly. - Drama, "Aunt Maxwell' Return" Seven Young Ladies Daet, "It; Leaf 8ohottiohe".. Misses Eonic Pomeroy and Serena Boban M inaet. By f oar little girl Song, "Babies Cares".. Little Children EeoiUUon, "Nobody's Child"..;. ;.. Serrna Rohan Pantomine, "At the Golden Gate" By eight yonng ladiea Bet. Father Whyt then preeented tbe premium. Tbe following havjog the tarn tend ing drew for the medal for Good Con- dnot, Misses Edna Kelly, Els Acklea, Lena Wiley and ZellaRobertaon, Mis Edta Kelly winning. The medal for Attendance and Ap plication wa given to Mis IdsGoeok, four other, namely, Gladys Wiley, Hazel Tbelson, Eanlce Pomeroy and rierena Rohan ranking the earn. Book premium were awarded various other for progress end Improvement in atndie. Eighth Grade Diploma were given to Gladys Wiley, Zella RoberUon, Ba by The'.eon and Jennie GiVln. Official Program President H W Good this morniog authorised the poblisation of tbe offi cial program for th openiog cere monies of the Lewi and Clark expo sition June 1. It is a follows: Overture,' Festiv V (Weber), Innes band. Assemblage called to order by the president of the exposition at 12 o'olook noon. Divine invocation by tbe Bt. Rev. Dsvid H Moore, D D 8 D," bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church, re siding in Portland, Oregon. March, "Imperial Oregon." Innes. (Dedicated to the memory of Captain Lewis and Clark and Inscribed to tba people of Oregon.) . Address by II W Goode, president of the Lewis and Clark centennial ex position. Address by Goorge E Chamberlain governor of Oregon, Musio Address by Jefferson Myers, presi dent Lewis and Clark centennial ex position commission for tbe state of Oregon. Mueio Address by Gjorge H Williams, mayor of Portland Musio Address by Clarence D Clark ,' Unit ed Btates senator, representing tbe United Btates senate Musio ' Address by James A Tawney, M 0 representing the United States house of representatives.. Address by H A Taylor, first assist ant secretary of tbe treasury and chairman United State government board. Musio Adress by Josep'u G Cannon, speak er of tbe bouse of representatives of the United States. Music Address by Charles Warren Fair banks, vice-president of tbe United States and personal representative of the president. , . President salute of 21 guns. Notification by wire to president of the United States ol the exposition management's readiness . to receive ignal to open the exposition. Pre.ident Boose veil touches golden key at the Whit bouts in Washing, ton transmitting electrical energy whiob rings chimes in the United States government building and starts the machinery of the exposition, President Goode then declares the Lewi and Clark centennial exposition formally opened to tbe world. "The Star Spangled Banner." by the massed bands, with artillery acompaniment and Oathedral obimos. Divine benediction , by the Most Rev. Alexander Christie, D D, arch bishop of Oregon. Tbe nstional anthem, Innes1 band. Centennial salute of 100 guns. Removed Miss Wisdom the shorthand, teacher has removed to tbe Berry boarding house and those wishing to fit them selves for stenographic positions should oall and see her, or telephone 866. All student must enter before June 6. Local items There were over twenty namea r ported to the namerator after laat nlgbta paper waa oat Let every one take an Interest and there will be no question bat what wejwllj exceed 40000 County Clerk J B Gilham, yesterday leaned tbe first banters lioense, Tbe first men to pay his dollar and re set's certificate was J .1 Robertson of Perry. Tbe La Grande and Bsksr City base ball team will play ball in thla city next Sunday. Tbe Baker team is said to be strong one and therefor there is reason to believe that tbe gam will be a good one. Gam will b oalled promptly at two thirty. Jealous hatbands should read the new ad of the La Grande Flooring Mill. That institution is trying to talk to eveiy pretty womtn in tbe city. Tbe Elk of Baker City are consider ing the proposition ot holding a street carnival. : Moving Picture Show Msrvelous moving picture end il lustrated tones in a big tent at tbe , corner of Sixth end Q street May 20 , and 27r Illustrated sons as follows: "The Star and flower", "When Wa , Were Two Little Boys", "My Little Georgia Bom", "Day by Day". "Stay in Your Own Back Yard". "Where tbe 8ilvery Colcrsdo Wends its Way", aad others. Many moving picture to tbe plesse tbe eye. Prioe of admission adults 25 cents, children 16 cents. Gome on and all. A royal entertain ment is promised. Your Respectfully, OHTOWL New Switch Engines In about two weeks the O R k N eompany " will bare four new switch engines for its own use on this end of the line. Mr John 8 Reese, special engineer for the Baldwin Locomotive works at Philadelphia, who accompa nied the new freight engine whiob hav been lately received here, and erected them in the yards at this plaoeleft this morning for Omaha, .where he will receive tbe (our new en gines and bring tbem here. These en gines will be used as switch engines only, and they bave all lbs modern improvements that the ingenuity of man has devised for engine of this claw. Mr Reese will have ohare of setting up all four of tbe engines in tbe shops here and at least one of tbem will be used io the La Grande yard. "RHEUMATISM FROM DIRECT PRESSURE There are fieauent cases, inn in which supposed rheumatism Is due to the same sort of direct pressure on nerves that is the chief cause of sciati ca When an arm and shoulder are keenly painful and practically useless, for instance, it is often found that tbe oisvioie, or oollar bone, is pressineon a great nerve. With the removal of the pressure by Osteopathic manipnla tion comes, not only oomoleta ralUf. but permanent cure. Instances of cares ol this kind are very numerous Indeed. In fact Common nrnnrramtaa It 1 certainly worth while to learn if yon are suffering from mechanical pressure on nerves; for if that la the oss it is quite evident that there can be no cure until that pressure is re moved. G. E. FOWLER Truck and Transfer Wood and Coal Pbone 1611 All order .'given prompt ' attantiou. BRICK BRICK Brick furnished Jin any quanityor any style. No contract too email or too large. See samples of our pressed brick. GEO. KREIGER. La Grande, Oregon . R0FESSI0NAL CARDS PHYSICIANS DR. A. L RICHARDSON, Physician and Surgeon. Cffloe arm Hill's Dreg Store. Offlc Phone U6 Roilil we Phoae HI N. MOLITOR. M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Comer Adams art dim and Depot 84. Office PhonetM Bealdeoce Pboae 681 WILLARD SMITH PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Fbooa 711 Lewis balldlnc, oppoalta Boa mar Hoom ' Offlea Hoars, t to J, T to BACON & HALL, Y5 IC1AN3 AND SURGEONS Offles la Voley bnUdlDg, Phona list. O. T. Baoon, Beaidano Pbon 1181 M. K. UaU, Baaldcaee 2121 DRS. BIGGERS & BIGGCR5 Physicians and Surgeon O W B M. D. Geo, L. Blggen, H. D Talephonaa Offloe 1321 Resideno UU Qffloe Ralston Building over J. M. Berry's Store. Rialdenoe on Madison AVe. aaoond door weat of former residence, Dr. C W.Blggera La GRANDE - OREGON Professional ealla promptly attended to dayor night DENTISTS REAVIS BROS. DENTISTS. Offloi Soramer Building Offloe Phone 6-1 Baaldano Phone 117 C. B. Cauthorn. DENTIST Office Over Hill Drug Store La Grande, Oregon' R. I. LINCOLN DENTIST Op stairs, Cor Adams arenas and Depot Bt. Phoney " VETERINARY SURGEON Dr. F A CHARLTON VETERINARY SURGEON, Office A T Hill's Drug Store La I ta le, Oregon Phone 1361 iioaidence phone 701 Farmers' line 58 DR. W. T. DDWNE8. VBTBaiNARY STJBQEON AND DENTIST Leare orders at Red Cross Drag a tort Residence Cor 6th and I st Thirty Ave vesn experience, beat of reference furnished ATTORNEYS CPAWF0RD & CRAWFORD Attorneys-at-Law LA Q BANDS, OREGON Oaiee In Foley building. J. W KNOWLES Attorney and Counsellor At Law Office in Ralaton Bnlldlng Phone 156 La Grande Or. H.T. Wlllinms A. C. Williams WILLIAMS BROS. ATTORN EYS-AT.LAW Q Otoe In Ralaton Building Pbone i0sft U Grande, Or. Store Front Two sections of glass store front 13x 15 feet. A snap. Also ooe Ore proof safe, weight 2300 at a bargain. Call or write, La Grande Pawn Broker, Ls Grande Oregon. Phone 168L Lodge Directory. VUltlnibrethernlnviUd t.ttinr; I. A. Matott, W. P. t. H. Gilham, W. & ZZZli , V "uf"J niKns. vialUug mem aera oorduOly invited to attend. RecSrderT n een oWoe of City H.K.0oolid,e,BetW-BbCTto,l'Ni STAR KNtTAMPMENT No si, t. a a P saeeu cTery flrat and third ThoradaVa in Tthi Bionth In 6dd Peilowa Sill. Vlaf Jir m1?i ch month at ,Mp m in 4U,nic Kmpie ' rt Mar, a Wamiek, si?8"'8 w m. w.fl La Grande damp Ho. nrmH oon are cordially inted to attend. " IT a r n . John Hall, clerk. . .v. TSpSBSSsW X8TilUion.ChllBiI?ir C 8 WlllUma. Fin. (tan Jersey Cream Patent Flour) Every sack guaranteed by Romig & Staples. Saddle Salo I have a nnrnber of saddles in my stock which I desire to cisse out and if price will accomplish my purpose, cubtomers will receive the benefit. $30 va!veTor $24 $35 values for $27.50 $43 values for $31 $14 ladies sadddle $ 8 Saddles and harness made t order. E. CHRISTOFFERSON i Mint Saloon CHAS. MELQUiST, Propridw. WINES, LI0U0RB AND CIGAKS . Finest collections of staffed animals on the Pacific coast BasM iiMiMtinmimiMiiii I Blue Front Saloon C irtUKMJN. Proprietor, FINK8T WINES, LIQUORS Imported and domestic t CIGAES Hot or cold lunch all hours Jafferaon AreBne Opposite Depot e Palace Saloon CHAS. ANDERSON. Prop. e' FINE WINES, LIQUORS I AND CIGARS Always on hand JeSerson Arena I II SIS )! Opposit Depot st !flHBM3B!aTBBBa5;i THE LOUVRE CHRIS WRIGHT. Prop. FIN I WIPE5. LIQUORS CIQAR5 Gentlemen alwayi Welcome 1 Fir Street ' Eagle Sa'om ULRICH LOH1S. Prop. FINK WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS Lunches are our specialty Jefferson Avenue, Opposite depot i. r. loaiis am j.w. eoob. pitor. FINE WINES 2 LIQUOR And the beat brands ot CIQ.ES Always on hand Mixed drinks a specialty Ask and e - r -M1 j mi m see iivon dont mt it tv.i. Uemen's resort and will be roe i gen- isuoh S)SS)SS)W Tom Fleming BLACKSMITH Horsuhoing and Wajonwork SEB31 i BRUNSWICK U turUT' u iiS, john Hill North Fir Street 7-1 .,, t1- . i;'mm,:'.i.