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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1905)
- Jr1 m 0 Everything; VoU want want for that - . INNER Is Awaiting Your Order at C. RALSTON'S NEBRASKA daOCERY STORE kOoi. l'ir and JeHersun 8ts. OUR SPECIALTY Full Line "Inferred Stock" fknred Goods. SHOES Good School Shoes ii specialty A.B.C. 5 STEAM LAUNDRYl La Granle. Oregon. Should come to oar - laundry when in - iything from clean linen YOU NEED eruilo to WASHING i.' WE DO IX RIGHT pleasant our business liPil!IIIll!IIM pi 1 Hotel Sbmmer ; QIRQDK BR;0g Leegee WE CATER TO COMMERCIAL -.i... TRADE ROOMS WITH BATh OSfSTEAM HEATHS All 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 Akmorial Day Memorial Day in La Grand this jeef will be one long to b rmmbrd by th hundreds who participated. At 2 o'clock th Droceuion formed from the 10 O hall and to th 1 by th Chaplin of th Post, "upa" front 6f th altar and plaod flower at lie foot of th monument bearing th pathetlo Inscription To th Uo known Dead.' After th national hymn "America" by th andleno standing, benediction I ) :2 i 1 I3NAL CARDS PHYSICIANS Bates and all prices will be explained at the office Electric Pan 1? Notary Public . ; rs BARGAINS leer . t In IiprQvecl City Property in I Good : Location tii J ! WMji 'GRjANT, Agcn ttttf fttttf trtf tttttftttlf MpM CMalpWod; by the Cord 128 cubic feet to the cord. ( 16-inch dry chain wood $3 per Wd. This is' cheaper than by tb j load. t You pay ior what you get ai.d get what you pay for. t Pbone's7i ' ' H. W. NIBLEY strain of martial tnnslo, th band, fit and dram, th long posaeaiion marched to th Mason io grav yard wber th military honor (or th dead 'by th Q A R war carried oat aeoording to th beautiful and impressive ritoal. . - Th several o meter let . of th city looked beautiful, for numerous wer th grav that wer remembered with flower. In th ven4og the spacious auditor lam of th Pretbyterlaa ohuroh was appropriately dtoorated with national flagr, and whan th veterans of OllTsr P Morton Poet manned in under Com mender Kllpatrlok, th eyea of th time worn veteran gleamed, showing that memories of th tarrifle strife in whioh they participated over forty years ago, were stirring their soul Th soit ton of th organ and sweet roloe of th choir as that grand pa trlotlo song KJod Guard Colombia" was rendered, contrasted strongly with th terrible roar and ihoaU of battle they wer accustomed to in days of their prime-manhood. Th Invocation of DItId blessing by the Rer. Hays of th Presbyterian church was full of earnestness and therefor eloquenoe, whioh was follow. 1 I? tic r::fir?2 1 Innnln's address on the dedication of th soldier' grav yard at Gettysburg by Earl Kil patrlck, oar young orator, in a most lmpieeslvo manner. The deep silence which followed th rendering of this immortal address was broken by sweet musio by Miss Tait, Mr. Balston and Messrs Noordhoff and Ralston, after which a recitation by Naomi William son was so affecting that, the remem branca of being In a hoot of worship could not restrain the impols to ap plaud. - Altar lomt mora music, Mr. W G Maaterson read that grand poem "Old Glory" so effectively that every old soldier felt Ilk arising and salut- ing th flag. y Th Memorial address by th Rev. J I) Gillilan was a marvel, of literary skill in oondenalng so much matter In so small a space so . eloquently that th great ooafllct arose lik a . living panorama tefore th hearers. To th old veterans the contrast be tween th realiatlo picture, presented by th reverend gentleman, of th past and that placed before them of th present by Miss Mary Tait and a long row of beautiful happy faced children bearing basket of flowers, th em blems of peace and tenderness, was great, the on representing strife, the other the fruits of the victory they won in oration 01 can iuipatrick, an address to th "Unknown Dead," was as a literary production, good, and in delivery, all the most fastidious could exact. At the close of hi add ress the Woman' Relief Corps marchedflia wer soanded oa the bugl by Vern Hendricks, and th vast andienoe dl parsed to their eeveral home. IOUND On the street ne&r 8ommer Hotel, a quirt. Owner may hav shod by calling at thi ofBo and paying for this notlo. -VISIT THE- Lewis and Clark EXPOSITION : To be held at Portland, ; June 1 to Oct. 15, 1905. TAKE A TRIP TO CALIFORNIA ; Through the Williamette, Umpqua and Rogue River Valleys, "of Western Oregon, pass Mt. Shasta, through the Sacramento Valley to the . many famous resorts on the , line of the ' . . SOUTHERN PACIFIC 0. ..For beautilully illustrated booklets, descriptive (f Caliv fornia resois: address. ( W. Ej COMAN, Gen. Fassr. Agt. Portland, Oregon. DR. A. L RICHARDSON. Physician and Surgeon. , Cffloa vtr HlU't Orog Store. BwldaaoePhoaeStt Offlce Phoo UKS N. MOLITOR. M. p. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Corner Adama avtane and Depot St. OatoeFboaeSU ' Baddaoet Pboa 681 WILLARD SMITH PHYSICIAN ANDJ SURGEON Phone TU wla bmlldlac, oppoatte Bommar Hooae Offloa Hour, t to 4, T to S BACON & HALL, , YSICIAN3 ANO' SURGEONS , Offloa la Foley boUdlng, Fhooa U8L C. T. Baeoa, Battdenee Pbone 1191 It. K. UaU, Baaldcaa am YOTJ WILL U SATISFIED If your tickets mad over th Denver1' and Rio Oramia Railroad, tie "Hoeule ' Line o! the world" . i BECAUSE " t'hera are o many soenlo alt -art -i and potntaor iuteraet nlong thi i:ie . -iwnen Oadenand Denwr tat tilp never beoomea Uraaome If you are folng- aaat, write for ilor v matlon and get a pretty book.Uiat Will telljroa all about It W C McBRIDE, Agent, I24 Third St ortlard Or ego THI eoki or vwor. Io Nursing "Mothers - . There is no time in a woman o life Then she needs strength more than Then ehe is nursing a child She must sustain the life of two persons. We never sold a remedy, equal to Vinol to create suoh strengthe We cordially invite any Teak and run-down Toman to try Vinol on our promise to return her money if she is not fully satisfied Isn't that fair? , ;,v : '.' Respectfully, ' - LA GRANDE DRUG CO. ESSSta An Opportunity For Home Seekers 700 acres of choice Farm and Orchard Land will be sold in large or small tracts to suit purchaser. , ti; This farm is only 15 miles from La Gratde, on the Elgin branch of the O. R, & N. Railroad, and is what is known as the Henry Rinehart . Farm, and is located at the Rinehart 8pur. This farm touchw the foot hills', and is watered with numerous springs, and. a beaotiful ' spring branch of pure living-water. The land may be divided into FORTY OR EIGHTY ACRE TRACTS, every one of which is supplied with living water. This splendid tract contains sufficient land to furnish homes for twenty or more families. Remember this farm is under cultivation and every foot is a wealth producer. One tract now has over ten acres of young bearing orchrad, which is ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM PEST. This farm has a complete railroad and count r road con nection, and is located, in a school district which is free from debt and maintains a good six months school. Address, HENRY RINEHART, fi t , , SUMMERVILLE. OREGON. Or call at the farm for full particulars. Terms and com plete description. v DRS. B1GGERS & B1G0ERS Paysiotans and Sargaont O W Blggert, U. D. Geo, U Blggara, U. D - Telephonaa ' OffloeUa Baaldanee 1S81 Qffloe Ralsioa Building ever J. M. Barry's Btora, Reeldenoa oa Madlaon AVa. aacond door Weal of brmer raaldenoe, Or, G. W.BIggen Im ORAJfDB - OREGON i aens promptly al leaded to dajer alght. -v Jersey Cream Pstcrt tl;jr Every sack uarar.tted by n:rr.:j' & Staples. Saddle Salo 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 valves for' ' $24 $35 values for $27.50 $45 values for $34 $14 ladies sadddle $ 8 Saddles and harness made i3 order, . , . E. CHR1ST0FFERSON DENTISTS REAVIS BROS. DENTISTS. : ' - Offloa Boiamer Building ' , Offloe Phone 54 ' Kealdanee Phone 117 C. B. Cauthorn DENTIST V Offlos Over Hill Drug? Btor La Grande, Oregon " lllint Saloon! CHAS, MELQUUT, Propridor. t WINES, LIQUORS; AND CIGARS ! Finest collections of stuffed animals on the Pacific: ; coast, ' ; ' ' ' "? st 1 s E liaasM R. L.. LINCOLN . ; DENTIST , Op stain, Oor Adams avenue and Depot HL PhonayS VETERINARY SURGEON Dr. V A CHARLTON VETERINARY SURGEON, Office -'AT Hill's Drug Store La brca le, Oregon rhone 1361 iiedidence phone 701 Farmers' line 58 DR. W. T. D JWNE3. . VBTKRINA.RT. SORaKOif AND '' ' '' KENTIST ' ' ' h' lieave orders at Red Raaldenee Cor : Croas Drug itore .' 6tbandlst r . . , v( Thirty Ave years axpertenoe, beat of reference . fiirnlehed ATI ORN YS CPAWF0RD & CRAWFORD Attorneys-at-Law , . , LA Q RAMOS, Oflloe In Foley building. OREGON U. W KNOWLES - Attorney and Counsellor At Law - OfBce ia Ralaton Bnlldlag . Phone 166 L Grande Or. H. T. WUllnma " . a. C. WUllams WILLIAMS BROS. ATTORN EYS-AT.LAW Qffloe in Balaton Balldlag Phone tOjl La Grande, Ur. Store Front ' Two sections of glass store front 12i IS feet. A snap. Also one 0r proof safe, weight 2300 at a bargain. Call br write, La Grande Pawn Broker, La Grande Oregon . Phone 1D8L ' 9 Lodge Directory, KAGtntl La Urande Alrie in FO K maete every Hunday nljrht in K ol V ball ar. S m V kiting brethera Invited UUenu. I. A. afalou, W. 4. K. Pollock, W. S. ' 1 0 0 F La Grande Lodge, No IS meeta .n their ball even Saturday uiicht. VltlUug mem oera cordially favlted to attend, v Oemtery plat eaa be seen at oftioe of City Recorder. , O. W. Bobertaoo, N U -H. B, Ooolidge, Ben. iTAR ENOAMPMKNT No gl, I. O. O. F. erery Bret aud Uilrd Tburadaya in the month In Odd Fallow hall. Vlaltlng ptUrl rohe always welcome I. & suook, C P. JCdmond BoWflaun. Bcrlbe KA8TERN8TAB O KM Hope Chapter No IS meeta the aacond and (north Wedoeeday of ach wonta at fM p m In Uaaonie Temple u .... . .alartleaidrioh, WM., Mary A Warniek, 9o s , . - ' . -. M. W.A. La Grande Damp No. 770s meets every flret and third Wednesday of the month at L O. O. F. Hall. All vltlbng neleb buri are cordially invited to attend. u B.ui.iend,v,a; ; John Hall, Clerk. ' rORKHTKRH Or AMRRiriA V- u.irf Marion, No a meeta each Thurtday nlrht In KofPaalL Urotbere are Invited to attend. . t S Tlllaon. (lei Ranrar. " , u WlllUma, Kin. See Board of TrutteetDr.G It Blggera, John Hail nd U Pattiaoa Blue Front Saloon c ; , E. THOMSON. Proprietor. , FINEST WINES, LI0U0KS I Imported and domestic .CIGAES Hot or cold lunch all houi . JafAraoQ Araaa Oppoatte Depot ;j isiMUMsttsisstesa., j Palace Salo CHAS. ANDERSON. Prop FINK . ': WINES, LIQUORS and cigars ; v i ; : Always on hand jefforeoaAvenne lssssVsiaaj Opposite i msmiBsesBMBga iTHE Lwvri CHRIS WRIGHT, Prop. . 1 V! - -i'.tf. fi. 2 WIHE5. LIQUOR I CIQ1R3 I 1 Gentlemen always Welcome V'r-nrltreet-Cp fi Eagle Sa'ol ULRJCH LOniS. Prop.!. FIN WINES, LIQTjO-S-:i ndXIGARSffj Lunches are our epeoj j Jefferaon Avenn Oppoeltedeti ' J.f. BOBtAS i.ll J.I. R009. PK v FINE WINE AMD I lAriArTi m w kltXVUW(; And the beat brands 01 1 5 CIQ1215 p . Alwaysonnand " j . Mlied drinks a" speolalty" jj i J see If yon don't gat Ik Thia la i Uemen's raaort sndt will be run a :................... Si 1 4 ie Tom Plemi j BLACKSMITI I Horseshoin tndjl l ' Waonwcrk- i 1 !l : ortFir Street f
