La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, September 07, 1905, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextS S o o o o : i- v3 ' " ... -v OOOO - WE BOUGHT CHEAP A fine Lot Wall Paper Selling the Same Way Chleap 10c per Roll STANIELS i X Painters, Paper Hangers SUMMER Until farther nolice we will be able to furnish our customers with the very best Black Capst Black Berries Red Raspberries Peaches And all other seasonable fruits, Iresh from the vine ' " and tree ' NEBRASKA GROCERY STORE Cot, lir nd Jefferson Sta. 0. RALSTON, Prop, ST. LOUIS LIVERY AND FEED STABLE tf) LARSEN & 'NORRIE, Props. ) .;:'?r.4tl1-. VVV-vV" ' X . . -J. Rigs furnished for parties, beat carryall Keep Cool Ifjou havejuo'other way call on the LA GRANDE LIGHT AND POWER CO. aud secure an Bates bimI all prices ill be explained at fi ouiee "The man who loves his wife the most X not the one to let her roast." Thete hot days, in kitcbeu overhealeJ by a sweltering stove Cut nut the family waoh day. Send your laundry tc us. Saves wood, time sud energy. Hon't turu up a lovely disposition. Send your linen, all of it to :a. STEAM LAUNDRY - PHONE j Main 7 LaGr.-nie. . Oregon. FOR CASH of o and up JARMAN. t and Decorators.' FRUITS t Peach Plums i First class turnouts fur nished day or night. .- . f Special accomodation for commercial men. J Beet service guaranteed (f Horses boarded by day, week or month. 5fj funerals and in the city. picnics. The Electric Fan b. c. COMMANDER-IN- CHIEF KINO TALKS Commander lo-Cbi.f King, In bit annual aaurest. toncued on many auLjecte ol iotere.t to tbe veterans. In opening his remark General King paid the following trigone to the memory of bla predecessor, tba late General Ulack mar; "It tie, ipirita of a fdgtur aud better world eoald reviait the scene ol tbeir earthly labors, the ' first utterance that- would fall from tbe lipa of the devoted man who servtd yon as commander-in-chief durlng the major part of tbla administration would be words ol slnoerctt affection lor the dear old comrade whom he lovtd so devotedly. Be would repeat to you what he bad so often said wheu witb you, that jronr unanimous oboloe ol him as your standard-bearer one year ago wu an honor the equal ol which could be conferred by no body of men outside of the Grand Army of the Republic, and that, so highly did be appreciate tbe confidence you then placed In blui, ht resolved from th.t boar to devote bis time, his talents, sod bis fortune to yonr interests, and to make the suooess and upbuilding of the uniqoe organisation which you represent tbe study of bis life.- How he kept tbat resolve, you, who io late ly gazed upon his splendid presence and listened to bis Impassioned words, will willingly bear witness. From the very beginning of hi term bis purpve wee to uo an mi. ui um.J do to encourage the several depart- ments, particularly those that were weakest or moat remote, and, so far as lay In hi power, Infuaa nsw life energy and zeal into ' the ranks, and give to tbem addej Inspiration to con tinue bravely and manfully In the great work they, were carrying, on tor God and cGaDtryandjbumanity." ' On tbe subjnet of Memorial day the commauder in ofalof said: "That sweetly solemn day, so dear to tbe heart of every patriotic citizen, and so doubly dear to the valiant men whose loyal service of more than two score years ago led to It inception, ba now become an institution of the land as firmly rooted and Immovable a Independence day itself. And well it should be, for In the wbole world's hlitory no more beautiful' sentiment i more generally and appropriately expressed than Is tbla fidelity of the loyal living to the memory of the loyal dead. "The observance ol the exerolse of Memorial Day ha become so wide pread tbat at tbe preaent time scarce ly a oity, town or village can be found In th 1b great republio that does not In omi manner pay tribute to the nation honored dead. And what a graceful form this tribute take 1 Toe fresh and fragrant flowers, produced from nature by the power ol nature's God, and ths stainless flag, with It stars and stripes emblematic of the thirteen colonies that gave it birth one hundred and twenty eight years .ago and of tbe forty five sovereign elates thai support it at tbe preaent tlino. What a. Higni fioaut combination, too, those marvel ous floral production of the goherom snrtb given by the Father of the uni verse to apnea 1 to (he flnerseoeibllitlea of tbe soul, and that glorious star spangled banner given' by the Father, pf the Revolution to appeal to tbe love of liberty lunate lu every human heart. Glorious blending flowers and Bag. Glorious symbolism, God and country, liow tit ting it Is then tbat in death tbe grave of our country' saviors should be crowned by the em blein of the watchword that was their's In life." . Tbe reuoitof Adjutant-General John E Oilman showed tbat the total mem bership in good standing on Julyl was 232,455, tbe number of posts being 6,031. Tbe net Ions ol members for tb year was 14,855. Steamer Captured 8oripp. New. AaaocialioD Wsshington Hept 6 MinlHt.r (iris com, of- Tokio, report tbat tbe American steamer Montana, has been captured by tbe Japanese a she was carrying provision for the Russians between Bibe lau port. On Trial For Murder Scripts News Association Boston, tout, 8 Chsrles Tucker ac cused ol murdering Mabel Page at Weaton, In March, IU04, w. brought up in court today toetand trial. Surprises Holdup Eugene Or Sept 7 Monday night about 12 o'clock a man wearing a mask eutered the saloon of J T Witter, at Spriugfleld, tud demanded the pro prietor and bis son, "Pouy," Witter, who Were b'lth behind the bar, to thiow up tbeir bauds. Tbe elder lt ter compiled, but the son, with pre euue of mind, reached benrnth the bar and grasping a bucket containing slop threw the contents into tl.e hoMup's face. Sirprierd by such an unlooked-for assault, tbe robber fled. tan Summerville Sittings; . Dry sod hot. , , , , Mrs Vtnderpool and family n-toro- ' ed home Sa'uid.y Irura Steel Hour wlire ibi-y bavf been all summer.. ' Mr 1 W Lit Ural and family return ed home. Tuesday front Erwio,. Ore, where bey have bn vititlng brr bfolber Mr Jim Childer. - - . . , Mr and Mr 8 T flame, of Connril, Ittsbo, c.me'Tue.day to .pend lb winter with tbeir daughter, Mr. E f MrUle.on and family returned borne Baturdsy from tbs Cove where tbuy have been for tbe past few aioothe. " Mrs Hunter and daughter Eila made a business trip to La Qitudu Monday morning.. ... . . ., , ; . NEARLY SEVEN: ,' TONS PER ACRE On tbe. 8tate Agricultural Colb g in Benton county Orrgon,, ,a two sore tract in four cuttings produced 65,714 pounds of allalf tbis if aion. A ) n duct ol 13,8B0 pound, or pearly seven ton. per acre is ' a yield tbat will at trait the attention of farmers. ' " " Notice , Street Improvement ; To whom it may tdncern. .Notice i. herebv given thrt "a etition has been filed with the ' Recorder of oi'y of La Grande, Oregon, ! for tbe improvement ol Seventh atreet from M street to P slraet iu Iront of block, fifty live (55), sixty two (62) and sixty tbree (63) Chaplin's addition to the o.tv ol La (irande, by, tbe building ol a sidewalk seven feet wide on east side ol isid described property. ,! ' Notice i. further given that unices a proper and sutHoient remonetrance is filed agaioat said improvement, said improvement will be ordered by the council of tbe said city of La Grande, Oregon, to be inadu at lini (xpen.e ol abutting properly owner. , t : ; 'lt . This notice is published by the di rection of a resolution, pf tbe ocuncil ol tbe city of La Grande, Oregon, adopted at a , meeting thereof, held - I R 8NO0K; r Recorder of tbe oity ol La Urat da, Union rpuufy, Oregon. ,. j$ Many people who are neglecting; symptoms of kidney trouble, hoping "le will wear away," are drifting towards Bright Diseaie, which is kidney trouble la one of Its wont forms. , , .. ..,4 - u stops Irregularities, strengthens the urinary organs and builds us tbe wora-out tissues of the kid neys so they will perform their (unctions properly. Healthy kid. neys strata out the impurities from the blood as It p a 1 s e s through them. Diseased kidneys do not, and the poisonous wsste matter is carried by the circulation to every part of the body, earning diuiness, backache, stomach trouble,' sluggish liver, irregular heart action, etc. If you hare any signs of Kidney or Bladder trouble commence tak ing FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE si once, as it will cure a slight dis order in a few days and prevent fatal malady. It is pleasant t take and benefits the whole system. How to Find Out. You can easily determine if your kle eye are out of order by setting aside for 24 hours a bottle of tbe urine passed npon arising. If upon examination It Is cloudy or milky or has a brick-dust sediment or small particles float about l?J.,,yot"' kldneve are diaeased, and FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURB sawldD taken at once. B. Barhans Testifies after Four Tsars, . a tirftsst ,f CirlUH Ctir, B. . rna About tour -mnolret ,ou,winw lb..! breo'.iittmr euml of a him aldne. pouoi. b, ukui. lc, thn two ooiumoI Fol, ? ."2.. entirely ,ic.f4 ih. brlcV SUoa, di.anw.rod. I m .Inj v l Ui.i 1 1 kldur or blailda, onu d irlns the (our jrr that bt. nj I am .l,.ntlT eurl to rumt. sm ScrtllTrwwrcmmd Toloy', Kldu. CuriM uj Saw .uSwIra trutn kldu, or bid - v , 1 11 vi Buy or inni. n Twe Sli.t, 60s saw 100. SOU) IH9 BIC0laUUE8 Bl ATHLL, Druggist ' : Tl : 0LASSiriED dvertisi:ments! ' tteal Estate Loans, Any amounts on City and Country Beat Estate.', Loan closed iromptly, as soon as title ap proved. v la GRANDE INVESTMENT CO. WAN1EQTA position by compeUnt - man; tHxikkeeping or Clerical work . preferred. Inquire at tbi office. . tf. FOK BALE White Fomerrnien Pup- pies at Hotel' Foley Jta:ber sbop. '' WANTED Housekeeper luimsdiately. I 'Apply at the 6lHoe of the' WeiteVo '. Union Telegraph Co.'; 1 i- . FQK RENT Furnished jriousskeepiog '.rooms 'in suits of two', tbree aud four Inquire, phone ti'ack 601. . .. NOTICE t,,: . , f.w'a paj b'lgbeeti J Market -prioee for chickens. Want all you have got. At our Warehouse on Jefferson Ave. j I -rJL" f.:l; G B Cash Co. 4 '- If your paper is not delivered as you tittinkjl should be, please notify ibe tfioe and tbe mistake will be rectified. e'URN18HEDRVK)M8 Nicely -urni-.shed rooms t for rent. Corner 1th and main " ' - . 8-18 tf LOciT Birall light colored Jersey cow ' no brands, short borns, three- years .old.v. Htrap around borns. RewarJ ' fur return to Kiitley's livery barn. WANTEO Voung man or woman to fuke up library work. Salary $25 to ! $100 pel month. A legitimate, es .tablished institution Send 2o staiiip for particulars.' Reliable Circulating Librarlea. I Room 35. l'J0-17th St. Portland, Ore. - Take Notice I All persons knowing themselves Indebted to ths late firm of Bock and Thomas are requested to call at tb bid stand at the market where ibey trill Hud Mr . U W. Thomas or Miss Cora Harding who will make settle ments." " r ' G W Thomas. , h ; Engraved Stock , - Wf arc prepared to furnish our pat ron with the finest engraved card and announcements at tbe same prices less nuHtane. tbat you send away for your work, t all and Bee our samples. i THE OBSERVER no net . Must ell within thirty day, a fin tore building and two lots centrally located in tbe city of Elgin. This In veettueut will pay fifteen peroent in terert on tbe money invested. Price I120U.00. Trrmsone-bslfcaah, bal atce on time to suit purcbsifer. . ' Address j? .0 Box 16, Elgin, Oregon. Dissolution Notice ' ftotice la hereby given that tbe partnership of J K Bull and James Russell heretot ne existing under the firm name of J K Bull & Co., has tbi day been dissolved by mutual consent. All bill due the firm are payable to J H Ruesell who will receipt for tbe same sud pay all the bills against this firm. t . ; v Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this tbe 16th day of August, 1903. . JAMES RUH8FLL, ' ' ' " " J K HULL. RED- FRONT LIVERY BARN Wm. Smith, Prop, Sf te and reliable rigs furn at all times. Special ac comodations furnished to commercial travelers, ?y I'hone. 3-5 WlrCSMIlfi FEED STORE Hay, Giain and. feed. Fiee delivery to all' parts ef the city. Mountain trade ' a specialty. Phone l'JGI Home, harm, nrd iriiuon. taniKlil uU Mil f HAGirR & KEITH , CONTRACTORS ' :.. Cement Sidewalks and Foundation work given prompt attention. Cellar and Cement work a Specialty. Estimates cheerfully furn ished. All work guaranteed to eland the test, Refer ence furnished. : Office at Foley House. Warning Notice I hereby given tbat anyone found dumping refuse of any kind on ' any of tbe property belonging to the La Grande Real Estate Association will be vlgorourly proaecated. Tbi property Includes sll of the Riverside and Williamson's addition to La.Grande. LA GRANDE REAL ESTATE A83' . 6 13 tf 1 . Win. Miller, Pree't . NOTICE FOR BIDS Tbe District School Hoard of School District No One, of Union County Oregon, will receive np to U o'olock Noon of Sept 9, 1905, bid for furnish--Ing sll material for and construction I of an elgbl room school building sccording to plan, and specification. on file witn a u nuiiama, scnroi ofork. All bid to be left witb School clerk and accompanied witb certified check lor ten per cent of bid. fiuild ; Ina to he completed by JiD 1. 1906 , Board reserves the right to reject any or all bid. - . , . . A C WILLIAMS, School Clerk. " Mule Trade I have a first class span of mules, wagon and harness wmuu t wtu hunge for city property. , If you are indebt for your place aud wish to trade 1 "will assume tba responsibility ., This is a good chance to get out of tba oonntry. Call at La Grande Pawn Broker. Notice ' TO WUOM IT MAY CONCERN: Tbe undersigned ha sold it Meat Market, and all It property in aud about La Grande, Oregon' to Grandy & Ruseell, who will hereafter conduot the same nndersucb Arm name.' k'red. M. Hock retire from further Interest or connection with tbe closing up of the old business, and G. W, Tboma will collect all claim due or owing the company, and will pay all it liabil ities. TUB HOCK & THOMAS COM PAN V, (a private corporation,) By G. W. Thomas, F. M. Book and K. 8 Ivanboe, all the utook bolder. i Aug 15 Sept 15 '. Reward A reward of $50 will be paid by the Grande Roiide Stock Grower Protect ive Association lor the arrsat and con viction of anyone for stealing stock in Union county. 6igned by tbe Seoretary Notice to Dairymen I will rent my dairy farm of 80aore 24' miles east of La Grande lor a term of from three to five year. Hay enough raised on tbe place to feed 25 or 30 cows. Summer pasture enough for same number. Plenty ol running water wbiob never freezes. Price $10 per acre. M BAKEK, Old Town. .Boarding and Rooms People visiting Portland fair and wanting good board and room at reas onable pi ices, call on or address Mrs. E Bartholomew, 250 Dixon street, Portland August 8 La Grande Cleaning And Dyeing Work 3 tile l 1 1 1 faded garments made to look like new, Wotk called for and delivered. Ladies garments a special ty. All work guaranteed. Dye wor ou Depot Street next door to Com mercial Club. 'SIMMONS & HARVEY, prop. La Grande. LA GRANDE SCHOOL OF MUSIC PROF. DAY, Principle. MKS, DAY. AjsUant I hu ' onoof tbe best musical In 'Motions In tba atate, and tba n.nnlM nf nliw ..I v.u. liCUinnintr in diapn.Ar ihm iH.unia,.. f of tbi school The sy.tem used is ll.e iateet and most praotical, and inolnde. all th Ut. Aijn. i. in tbe art of teaching mu.io. The tuuvi 1. uitiuvu in 10 two depart ments; No. 1 1 for beginner, from 5 yesrs or more sod ars taught tbe Urst three grades. Pupils oome ous hour every dey. Tbi la, no Kin- iviBniiou oj.kcui uui tar aujertor fn No. 2 ttim oraHua j 15. Here they graduate. Pupil, take one or two lanna a -At. . they deaire. No scholar will b lermitted to remain in tht. eoboo Opposite the Folev Honu the Candv Btore Phono 473 i -i:?'! S?"b Live"r TabM vimiuuef. I .vwvm .on city. fin niornirg 1 jra Vr,f Die wu.