La Grande evening observer., September 07, 1905, Image 3

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D. H, STEWARD,
HmiMiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMllllulliaM.u..u,
E ONE...:. ...... MERRY
BEGINNING MONDAY, SEPT. 1 J
Mack
Swain
f Tlii atre
ALWAYS
Catering to the want of
oar worthy patrons.we have
at las i satisfied thecoDatant
demand made upon n for
high grade tailor made suiU
for o-Antlamam T ..lt.
j - - - -
our selection we have been
conteut with uothing short
of the "best" and now invite
all "swell dressers" of La
Grtnde and vicinity to call
and icspect our magnifi
eient Hue of woolens for
fall a ad wiuter trade. Stop
a tucnent, when parsing,
and read our guarantee.
It will certainly interest
you.
Remember we are located in
the Haworth building, 1316
Adans Ave. Don't forget
we are the only people in
the northwest who can
"make" your underwear.
It is superior to anything
on the market.
CRESCENT KNITTING
MILLS
T. M. STUBBLEFIELD,
Boot and Shoe
Maker
Repairing Neatly and
Promptly done.
Hand sewing a specialty
Lewis building
.Farm For Sale
80 tores, 60 in alfalfa, tree running
water, 600 fruit treet, good seven
room bouse, school bouse cImo on
Burst delivery, on phone line. Heia
it btrgtin and yen are' dealing di
rectly with the owner Call or ad
drtts, 0 4 PETERSON
Ltdd Creek
La Grande Free Rural Delivery No 2
8 20
Co.
SUPERIOR
BMING TOWBEE
" Highest m Strength and Quality"
COSTS YOU NO MORE THAN
. THE ORDINARY KINDS
Endorsed by Leading Cooking School Teachers and Chefs
Sold and recommended by
J. D. McKENNON C. RALSTON GEDDES BROS.
E. POLACK
La Grande, Oregon.
ERA HOUSE
)Propr1
tor and Mgr
VVFFK
QUI
mmHHMl
- PRESENTING
Cora King Swain
AND COMPANY
Ia High CLustd Report oirc
- A Popular Company '
at Popular Prices.
10, 20 and 30 cents
Mondar Ereninv
"The Silver Dagger
MATINEE SATURDAY S
8eata oo rale at Jay Van Buren'a 4
Music School Resumes
Tbe La (Jrande Hchool at -atie com
meaoet Sept 11. All Umm wishing to
etadr will applj at otvoe and engage
their lessons. TboM eomlng Brit will
have the best hoars.
J H CHILDM
Bee. ai Treat.
Prcsldeat
BLUE MOUNTAIN MARBLE
AND GRANITE CO.
- LA GRANDE OREGON
We haa jasl rtceired a carload
of Geogrta, Teaoesee and IUUaa
marble monuments. These ara
tha finest ever shown in tha
coucty. Oar monuments com
In auoh a shape that a a oaa cat
any deslga yoe may taggtst.
Oar workmen ara competent, too
to do tha work yon desire.
OLD SOKES
ROOTED IN THEJBLOOD
Old Sores are the mult of a deeply
iunuitu, iuiu uiuuu nppij. jne blood
is filled with poisont, and at it findt aa
outlet through the nicer, the surround
iug parte become diteaaed and the tore
eats deeper into the titauet and flesh and
becomes a permanent trouble.
Some years aro irhlle at work, I fell
S7S,V.hrc.k XfilS""!1 tnjurl birth
of my thins. Mr blood became poisoned
" Vft,uU and,tfc doctor told mVt
would .hare running; sores for Un, and
that If ther were oTosa up the result
would be fatal. Under thla diaooure
ing report I left off their treatment and
retorted to tha OHOf8.Bg. Ita effect?
were prompt and -retifyiiur. It took
only a abort while for the medicine to
entirely cure up the aorea, and I am net
dead at the doctors Intimated I would
be, neither hare the aorea ever broken
out again, and tome twelve year have
elapsed ainoe ; what I have deeerlbed oe.
eurred. Having been ao airnally bene
fited by Ita nee I can heartily reeoaa
m4? 1VMth.;.?? ereat blood purifier.
Wheeling, W. Va. J. W. VXTSiDim).
Care Sohmuibaok Brewing- Co. .
Salves, powders, plattert, etc., do no
good, and the tuflerer geta disgusted and
often despairs of curing an old sore. The
trouble it in (he biood and until the poison
ous matter that it keeping up the ulcer la
driven out the place cannot heal. S. 8. 8.
reachea these old sores through the blood
by removing every particle of poison or
impurity from the circulation and build
ing up the system. It makes the blood
- health an that
as it circulates
to the diteaaed
partt the tissues
are strength-
eni1 J W
PURELY VEGETABLE, tore can - heal
naturally and
permanently. If you have an old tore
or ulcer do not watte time with salves,
powders, plasters, etc, but write for our
book and ask for any medical advice you
wish. We make no charge for either. .
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta 4a.
WEATHER REPORTS
SAVE MONEY
la spite of the standing jokes about
tha weather uea it U prob.ble that
tor every dollar spent oo the weather
barean, $10 ara saved. At lbs time of
Mississippi flood of M7. f 15.000,000
worth of livestock and other property
was saved at a result of verniers is-
ened a week ahead. Signals disolaved
for a single hart leans have dtUiaed
la port vessels valued, with Ibeir ear
goes, at 180.000.000, The West In
diaa station established ia 1898, in
forms at ol Lorrloame as soon at tbey
begin. The course of the hurricane
that eaused the Galveston flood was
ebartad lor a week befoie it tlruok our
bores (or a hurricane moves tlowly.
sigBij five peroent of the forecast
bow no rue trne, and by the aid of ru
ral free delivery 2S.000.O0O fort oast
eerda were distributed last v m
farmers many of whom oould not have
bad thsin fivavyears ago.
Amusements
The Maoa ' Swain Company which
opeaa a week's engagement at the
opera boose beginning Monday Sept
11 la aadonbtedly the beat repettolre
company touring tha west Whether
thla be trne or not It Is a fsot that
they have been well received wherever
they have played. The Baker City
Democrat tays: "The Maok 8watn
theatre ocmpany opened a week's en.
gagement at the Baker opera house
last evening with The Silver Dagger,
to a stead ing room only bouse The
company is the strongest repertoire
company t'.st has aver played Baker,
all the parts ware well played. Leeter
Howard a's 'Lonesome Larkin' eeeily
earried off the honors ol the evening.
William Hutchinson also scored -in a
comedy part. Harry Hatfield made
the best of a most dlffiooit part. Cora
King Bwain, tha leading lady was ex
ceptionally strong ia her emotional
work. The entire company ia well
balanced and will ao doubt give Baker
Oity theatre goers a merry week of
pleaaurcablo entertainment A better
pleased audit oca his not left tlie Baker
for a long time."
BUCKET BRIGADE
FIGHTING FIRE
Wallace Idaho Sept 7-Klatnet from
forest Ores throe miles from Mullen,
completely deat.oyed the boarding
hones, bunks and tents at the Snow
Storm mine yesterday afternoon, and
Is threatening the ore blot. The entire
force of the mine la out fighting tha
Barnes to proteot tha timbering to -the
to.iueL Every bucket in Mallao has
been brought Into use, and an army of
man ara pouring water on tbe flames.
The forest fires east of hers era
raging with undone fury, and are dee
troy Ing hundreds of acres of timber.
Largest Melon
Wasco County has tbe largest melon
at the fair. It was raised by Kov
Taylor on Dry Hollow, and weighs
fifty-two pounds. Melons this year
have not attained their usual site on
account of tbe lack of Irrigation.
Dalles Cbronlole. .
Revenue Collections
Palt Lake Sept 0. Internal Reoenae
Collector Call later reports collections
for dletrtot of Montana during Anguet
to be eW,la 07, an increase of ' more
th an glO.OJO over August of Inst
year. Of tbe total collections ti.6f9
waa the tax on beer and tbe remainder
was tax on cigars and tobsonos.
Sumpter Smoky
Bumpier Ore Sept 7 Hnioke Irum
forest Ares tn this vioioi'y i becoming
to dense as to almost shot off the view
of tbe Elkborn range ol mountain
Vires are ttill burning sod doing con
siderable damtge in the timhtr dis
tricts.
TREASURER'S CALL
FOR CITY WARRANTS
No'ica Is berehy given that thore are
bow fundt on band to Dtr all out
standing warrants issued on General
Fund of La Grande City, op to and
looladiug, Ho 4018 enJorsed Nov. 10,
laterestt oa all warrants in'Onn.r.1
Fund from No 4571 to No. 41118 In
olotlve e-esee from this dt.
There are also funds in tha treasury
to pay all warrsnts Itsowi agains
Water Fond of La Grand Cit.. un in
aad Inolodiug No. t000eodorsd tan-
u, t interest on all warrants on
Water Fund from Ho 6551 to No. WKX)
Inclusive, cesses from dats of this sail
La Grande, Oregon, Sept. 7, 1005
a-WALSH, City Treasurer.
GIRL FALLS IN
HOT SPRINGS
Livingston. Mont. Bent 7-Ul.t Kan-
nle Wickee.agedtt yet. a, of Washing
legion, D. O. said to be well known
in the national capital, died in tha
oity last night, from the effects of fall
log into a boiling spring in the Ysllow
atone National Park several days ago
In company with a number of other
n N . ... ... . j
carnero tonnsis Mist Wlokles wss
making lour of the park, and viewing
a geyser plsy .he eteppsd bscknard.
to mlaatba blinding f
tO mlSS tbS blinding anrae nt tha
spouter and fell into a boiling hot
apring. Her body was Utera'lv cooked
from the waiet down, end death ensued
alter a period of Intense agony. '
Hanged Himself
Pendleton, Ore., Beplr 7Cr7.ed
from herding sheep and drinking to
exoeea John Dorris committed Jnul
cids tonight by htnging himself In a
stable, a block from Main street.
Dorris first attempted to drown him
self In the Umatilla river, but the
river being low ha was uuable to
hold blmseir under tbe water, borne
email boys discovered Dorris sod
Irlgbtened him away, be bid in a
I aro near tbe river until tb young
elsutbt disappeared, and then pro
cured a rope, ahioh he attached to a
beam. After osrefolly adjusting toe
rope with the regulation , hangman's
knot, he mounted a wate'riug trough
standing near, and lauoobed bimself
into eternity. Two little glrle
Happened to enter the barn ju t ta
tortie aroppea end ther inaioilinte'T
gave the alarm to tbe pulloe
Dorria is believed to ' have gore
suddenly iussne, as he aoted queerly
upon first arriving tbia morning from
Hllgard. He is a native or England
and was a sailor for sereralv years
before coining to the Umatilla county.
Chickens Found
Bet J M CorneMsoo, Presbyterian
missionary on tneUoiHlilla reservation,
lost 35 fine bloode.l pnlluti during the
severe dust storm of Holiday, Septem
ber 27 lie tboonht at the time they
bad been ttolen.aod gave little heed
to the matter ' A few days ago he
was clearing away straw am trash,
which had beea blown against tbe wlie
netting and underneath the ttr iw be
found bis chickens, where tliey had
beea smotbersd during tbs storm.
The straw and rubbish had been blown
over them to considerable depth mak
ing their ssospe Impossible. E O
Wheat Market
(Soripps Nes Association)
Ohioago, Sept 7 TbeOblcsgo Bosrd
of Trade cloned today with grains
quoted at follows :
Wheat, 81; Corn, 63; Data, JJi'iV.
THE CITY GROCERY AMD BAKERY
Offers customers the best of everything in the
lite of FRESH VEGETABLES, FRUITS, GROCE
RIES, PROVISIONS. ETC., at prices as low as
ferior goods can be purchased. Good thincs
eat can always be had at THE CITY GROCERY
AND BAKERY. If your appetite, "goes back" 'on
you, visit our store and you are certain to find
something that will please your palate.
If you haven't been trading with us, why not
give us a trial order? We can please you,
, Once a customer always a customer.
POLACK, the Grocer.
PHONE, MAIN 75.
131 til iss sz
mm
reasons why
the Rock Itland Sjf-Hm.
Thars are lots of the in.
L. at OORHaM, CsfMral Aesnt,
149 ThlrS L,KsrtUn, Or.
Hhwc5t News
Nou
Clyde PMk 18
"took hie wife
moving i0
Dr Coventry ne
mile from Heleoa, mi.
for a bobcat while she was fc .
the underhrnsh ard shot ana
ber. -
killed
The Qrant'a Ps He rld, tor a year
pl a if mi-wekly, hat been convert
ed Inlo a dtily with telegraph tarvloe.
L B Smith Is the lenes and the paper
icdnninrratic. .
Olympia, VTash, has secured 300
,rre. for . opw eiu k whi(jh ,
' ' wn,ca "
on the bay. It was arquired by tak-
over 'he county's tax titles tn the
ground and getting qnirk-cU1m deeds
from record owners.
The fire loss ol the United State
and Canada frt Aotust, compiled
by the Journal of 0' fnmeroe, eggre-
$11 43,r.0O as comrrrt with
I9 715.2IH) fnr ih sme month Isst
yr, anl H 8,3M durinR August
19 3.
True to Life
"Gracious, Eltlel" exclaimed tbe
little girl's mother. "Yby ere you
shouting hi tout horrible fashion?"
"He's got to b quiet, the wsy we're
pl ijing," eplled Elale . "He's Papa
coming home late end I'm you.'
Ready Fri. Sept 1
Having purchased the Dose
Meat Market oh Fir street. I
w ill bo ready to meet all my old
customers aud as mauv new
ones at my new place of bnsi
nets, with a complete stock of
first class meats and tub. Re
member when you waU J Bull
& Go s. meat market phone to
Boss Meat Market, main 48
My rnrmer customers are re-
qu Bled to on II at the new place,
and ihft'niih io is iuvited to call,
end nil are assured full weight
aud. fit st date cuts. You need
not be afraid to s")d your cbi'd
reu lo J Bull & Co'e shop.
They citu trade at my shop just
68 well as grown people.
J. BULL & CO.
Phoi e main 48. Reraemberthe
phone is on the directory as
Boss Meat Market main 43.
in
to
You don't
have to
hire a Cab
t .The La Salle Street Station
in Chicago, which is used by
the trains of the Rock Island
System, is located in
the very heart of the
city, less than a
block from the Board
of Trade: less rhan
two blocks from the Post
Office: within easv walk.
ing distance of the principal
noteis, tncatres and stores.
You don't hive to hire s ub tn reach hm.
The Hinioo loop' it rig li t in front of the Mil ion.
Par f cents, frt sboard the elrvatH, and you irs
wh'ukrd totnr Dart of town v.. -,.k ... . u
kit. jtm wnrr
you thoula use
. . - - M. 'U.
"ss,
'ae
NEW SECOND
"AND STORE
Top,
CEO. CR0UT, .
209 Fir St. bet. Adam.and rfv
ffersen
THE : I
OXFORD MR
JAMES FARQUHARSON, Prop;
Complete umrtmant of
WINES, LIQUORS I
AND CIGARS I
Cold loDibee and mixed drlr.ks
a speolalty. Fair and impartial S
treatment to all. Too are In- J
Vlted to call and get acqaaiuted f
eatAateeetAsseaSjaaaasAAA.
Blue Front Saloon
L THORSON, Proprietor,
FINEST
WINKS. LTOTJOPW
Imported and domestic
; CIGARS
Hot or cold lunch all hours
Jsffenoa Avenne Opposite Depot
.a
Palace Salo
CHAS, ANDERSON, Prop
. . ' . i ' ' FINK i
.WINES, LIQUORS
AND CIGARS
Always on hand
a
a
t
a
JeOerson Avenue Oppot' te Uei ot
BS5H1 "ifsWiiiMSJiaBB W!MPI15HogaPIS i$sm
THE LOUVRE I
CHRIS WRIGHT, Prop,"
' ' . KINS !
WIHE5. LIQU0R5
iH2 CIQ1R5
Gentlemen always Welcome
Fir Street
Eaglo Saoin
ILRICH LOTTIS. Piop.
' . - - '
.; " . FINK
WINES, LIQIjORS
and CIGARS
Lunches are our speoialty
.' JeflersoD A ren tie. Opposite depot
Summer House
Phone Main 6-1
'NUF SAID
Fiv fiite (ifrol.son bnrte pwed
ihronclt on lltii rifimi us imin e-t-r;Mlt
tn l'i lldlct'Mi ,im Iuiva). TiiiJ
were sliipp 1 h-1 Xr .
UKiC ACID
hi tiic Hood c.iuk'j I'lieu-iv.i!-
bni,SriatiCii,Luiiiragn,
P-'et.ralj;ia and Gout. You
can remove the cause by
wearing one of our
REX
RHEUMATIC .
RINGS
Mami'artnrad v th Utr UlttwuM
klnsCo., Mirtfurd, On.'cilcut.
Pnict2.00 k,u
e
J. Ra SMITU,