La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 27, 1905, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextGCASSiriCD Rales-One o-n word, one-ball a insertion. :u,fied ads bring quick Have jour ahetracta ol title prepared by h LA GRANDE INVE81 MENT CO. . . ' Real E-iite Loaoe, anjr amounts 01 city aim u.i.iiii'7 ri al ea ate. ; Loaot closed pr..nii ly, S'.nn aa title ap proved. LA GRA.N'DE TNVE8T MFHT CO. L08T Boy blue oercoat, couuin knit tear. Finder jlene leave at CLEARANCE SALE-of bones, cos Bd Pole Oarbam ball, toole for timber, etc.- Alto Some fnroltnr. stores, cbina ware, and a beaotilol new plai o. the latter at arholM.I. prUe Tnete mutt he disposed ot in a lew days aa owner are leaving mjwd. inquire at 1110 B St. Phone Black 1372. FARM WANTED Tl.e ucdereigned vlsbes to rent an Improved farm of one nnndrea sixty or two bondred aorei. Will pay orop rent bat will pay cash rent It price la satisfactory. T J Ryan, Cove, Oregon. , . Stockmen Attention All peraont dtelrooa of eeoarlng a permit lor grazing In the Wallowa and Ubeanlmaa Forest Reserve, for the season of 190C, are hereby notified tbat meeting will be beld la Wallowa, November, 15, 1905, foi the pnrpoee of auoting tbe range. Air persons In terested are requested to be present, or their application may not be allowed. It not present, It will be construed by the forest officer that grating Is not desired. Howard K O'Brien, "Ranger in Charge." Wallowa, Oregoo,-Oct B, 1906. Fine Cards Tbe Observer has taken a number of orders for engraved vititing cards as a result of tbe advertisings we have been doing for tbe past two weeks. Tbose wishing extra floe work sbonld give us a call and see onr line of. sam ples before ordering. Apples For Sale Twenty car loads of good wintsi pples for sale. Call or address tbi secretary ot the Home Fralt Co , Covt Oregon. d A w CLOTHES CLEANED The same old ataud, but anew management. Take your suit to the same place, and have another man clean and preen It the way It should be. Harvey does the cleaning and repairing and does it right. Another strong restore about bla sjstem ia that bit prices are correct . Remember tbe place, next door to tbe Commercial club. Ladles and Gents clothing clean cd dyed pressed and repaired WE Harvey B C DAVIS President J H OHILDH Boo. an 4 Trees. BLUE MOUNTAIN MARBLE AND GRANITE CO. Lk GRANDE OREGON We have jul received a carload ot Geogria, Tennesee and Italian marble monuments. Tbeae are tbe finest ever shown in the county. Our monuments coma In inch a shape that as can cut any design you may suggest. Our workmen are competent, too to do the work yon desire. LA GRANDE SCHOOL OF MUSIC PROF. DAY. Principle. MRS, DAY, AwisUrt TbW e onoof tbe best musical In stitutions In the state, and the people of this city and valley are ooginniog to discover the advantag ee.ol this school. Tbe system used IslLe latest and most practical, and tool odea all the latest diaooverie a tbe art of teaching music Tbe school is divided into two depart ment; Ho. 1 is for beginners, from 5 years or more snd ars taught tbe flrst three grades. Pupils come one buar every day. Thfe ia no Kin Jergarten eyatem but far superior, In No. 2 tbe trades ars front 3 tx. IS. Hera tbey gradual. Pupil Sake one or two lessons a week aa tbey desire. No sobolsrs will be permitted to remain in this school arte do not study. Opposite tbef Foley Hones ovs tbe Candv Store Phone 473. DVERT1SMCNTS cent a ward each auUea tie. t results. Try oneway.1 Onions For Pickling FOR BALE 8mail onions for 10 cents per gallon, delivered to any part of tbe city. .Address OA Carey. Give street and number. ' Centennial Hotel Under new management. Board and Room U oar waak. aah. Meals 35 etc. Hnsolal rataa fanUhaA monthly patrons. No. ltTT Adams Ave. Phone No. 1161. Mrs, W E 110ROH1SON, proprleto. TAKE NOTICE Phone Bmi 971, Old Town store for wood (SO days time given). Cheapest Uroeerleeand Provisions In tbe city. New stock and fall tins of feed. Dated La Grande, Ore., July 98. Hept 1 K J ATKINSON FOR BALE The A V Oliver four lots on Jefferson Avenue, including plat form scales, one hundred and ten foot porch running back to railroad track. G H Powers, tbs Minnesota lnd man. POS RENT AND 8ALE-8tors room on Adams Ave, ntxt to Model Restaurant for rent and two lots for sale on same street Just below Fir St. Enquire ot Cbas O Bant. FOR SALE-Houtehold furniture, complete for housekeeping. Will be sold c heap if sold at once. Inquire of Mrs. W E Rtull, No. 1002, comer Seventh and P streets. WANTED Girl to do general hoots, work, family of two, good wsges, good homo Phone Main 64 Investigation Asked HarrUburg, Oct 26 Governor Pennypseker this evening mads public s letter which he sent today to Presi dent Boosevelr, asking for a general Investigation Into tbe affairs of tbs Enterpr so National bank of Alleg heny . .... . kuano Frauds On motion of tbe U 8 Dietriot A t torney, tbs land fraud eases in Idaho will not be tried until next spring. ODD and END I 5A LL Of KNITTED GOODS In order to close oat what stock we have oa hand preparatory to the change of management of the Crescent Knitting Mills, which have been sold, wtt will for one week closing Oct. 28, offer a line of odds and ends in knitted under wear, socks, and sweaters at just. One-Third Their Actual Value Remember this sale closes October 28 And this will be your last chance . to secure home mauufactare CRESCENT KMTTING MILLS When yon wish a nice juicy roast or a tender steak, or a piece of boiling-meat or pot roast, just phone Main 48, and yon will soon have exactly what yon desire. J. BULL & CO. Phone main 48. Remember tbe fsKntlaft ATI tYitk AekMfWW mm TJ. W a. AT . l A M 3 f dwi uom aUairKei mala nnonG THE CtiURCilES naet chubch c christian sciknck Beaiol BaDdlac opposite Kale Hotel 8 "! School , 10.14 , m Sunday Hr-' n m m Servfcus rt--r rM p m Beading reona opea daily excepting Sunday " ""a aaanoaaipateSpai LATTER DAT SAINTS UBd7 School ... u am t"1"- i pal alataalIiapraTeinanlAMeiu m toiaUratTdttpaa .. . CATHOLIC CHURCH W.J. Whjtte,otor Lowllaas. Te aa RWb afaaa. .10 a m Bosaiy aad BeacdioUoa following 10 am. st. peniR-g episcopal chobciT Upton H. Glbba, reetar Nineteenth Huoday alter Trinity ' MolT eammnnlnn , M ' a , Biuday BobooU -10 a m -U a m Moralns Bervtea.. Kvanlng 8rfion.. 7O0 p m UorninawCommBnloa ol Salnta and prnyera for tbe Dead Kreninj-'Tba Cbrlaliu's pnparationa lor aain- Toaannnw balnvtha aMuir a aMmmi aJl Jade. Tbare will be a oalcbratloo of tbe Holy Communtaa at 10 a m. vary one Invited to attend tbca aervtoea PKK8BYTIK1AN CHUBCH i Bov. E. a. Baya. paator Boaday ""fcJ , i). Janlor Endaavor ,,, ,, Senior iUmm Prayer MeeUns Thnraday. aeaeblag KaoAmf n Uoralna "Antnnn oiora- .; p m 1M p m and ISO p m Kveninf-iA Deroat Mao" Tneohorna ebolr ander tbe direction of lira. Lyle. A cordial Invitation ia given to all wno nave aochuroh home to attend Uuaa aervlcea BAPTIST CHUBCH Ret. W. II. Olbaon, paator Boaday Bobool. ..10 am h. Y.r. m.. ..ft p m Prayer Meallni.. Thura.tm Bum Preacblnc Bunday ll a m and TWO p m BoyaOab, Saturday ovenlog at ItQ la tbe cbnrcb. - Mornlng-Pmitor W H Olbaon will preach an mwumMu aennon aoeniiarea. Evening - OonatrncUve Living" All boya aad airla of the dir. not otharu engaged, are Invited to prtlcipate la the morning aerrlce. At t0 tbe paator leades the youug people m uuy.or 'it lapeeutloo of Jaaua" All rvioaawlU be brief, eptrltedand uplllUng Come. . at. K.CHUKCH Be.v H. H. Mower, paator Sunday Boh ool .10 am ..) p m Epworth Leaana. Jnnlor Leagae, S p m CnnrehBervloaa,. .11 a m and 7.00 d m A ootdlal Invitation to all lhi mmitm HmwN to au. CEHTBAI. CHUBCH of CHRIST OPPOSITE BOM at BR HOUSE O.H. Klna. naator. lam P. at oioie scbool.. .10 a Morning Wonhlp. ,.-..11 em VPBOK meeting.. 71. n M EnngeUarJo Benin mvi m rrnyer meeting Wedneaday... .8;00 p m nays uiao, mjay tjx to g: morning "Power through God'aHplrlt Evenlng--Wbat will Heaven ber A cardial Invitation to all the sanloei W C TU Convention (By BcrlppsNems Association) Los Angeles, Oct. S7. Tbe W C T U opened tbe 32nd annual convention in tbe First Congregational cburob at 9:30. 'J be annual address was given by Mrs. bMS Steven ot Portland, Maine, tbe national president wbo recommended stringent methods to rid the country of polygsmy and urges me equal rights ot the seses. 8ts urged tbe union to take a n.nml- aent part in the investigation ol patent medinlues and denounced tbem as a meaos of creating a love for alco hol, ii be demanded legislation against iraoauleut advertising through tbe uniteu BUtoe mails. Narrow Escape Last evening a few aeoonda nitar Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Oarpy had rutired, a bullet came eraahing tbroagh their bedroom only a few Inobes above their bodies. Owing to tbe fact that a baud of dogs bad gathered In tbe neighbor hood and ware holding eonoert, It was thought that tbs bullet was Intended for the doga. However, It ras a very dose call anrl ahn h. dangerous It Is to use fire arms In a oity. Law Valid" BolaS CltV Oat '17lnAoB Smith i tbe Seventh distrlat, wbo heard the Doisa ounaay oioemg oaee, has dscided It in favor of I ha Mtr aa tn knlk tt Sunday oloslog ordlnanos and tbat rvnaiuu requiring saloons to closs at midnight. Missionary Meeting Tbs Woman's Home snd Foreign Missionary 8ooiety of the Presbyterian obuiob alii meet at tbe residence of Mrs t E Holm on Friday afternoon at SJOo'chck. A full attendaocu ia desired. Umatilla Damaged (By Hcrtppe News Assooialton) 8as Kraocisco Oct 87 The Pacific Coast Steamship Company's steamer Umatilla with a full Met of passen gers, and a cargo ot freight bound for Victoria, collided st 11:30 this morn ing off Broadway wharf witb tbe lumber laden schooner Aarelia which bad juet arrlted from -Portland. Tbe Umatilla attack the Aurella aml.i Ships doles considerable dimin h bursting tbe steam pipes, and smaab - seversl plates Tbs Umatilla's starboard quarter Is smashed badly. A panlo reigned among tbe passengers for a few miuute but tbey were soon quieted. Tbe Umatills continued on ber way snd the Aurelia was towed to tbe duel. Bangs Sent to Jail Scripps News Association. New fork. Oct 37-Henrv Banoa. wbo was arretted rn complaint of tbe Chicago police charged with embezzle ment, waa remanded to Jail wltbout ball to await extradition. Bangs is a Chicago olabman, banter and mining expert. He la said to be th an. r a California mlllioDalre. Albert Gold accused him of embezzlement of 12000 and la sail to hav.e aeveral other com. plaints. " ' " ' ." - ' ' . Denies Engagement , Soripp News Assoolation. Jsrsey Oity, N J. Oot 27 Miss Roosevelt passed thronab here todav enrouts to Wasbing-ton. She nosltive. ly denied tbat she was engaged to Congressman Long worth or any one tor mat matter. On Serious Charge Scripps News Association. Helena. Oot 27-0 0 beach, a tele graph operator wbo went on tbe strlks witn tbe Nortbern Paclflo and Great Northern operators in August, will be tried under tbe Uravell law wbioh provides five years imprisonmsnt for the interference in tbe operation of trains. Beach pollel tbs plugs from tbs switch board sod for a number of hours eveiy train on division was (tailed. Honor Booth London Oot 17 Tbe freedom of the oity of London, a distinction on which many statesmen and warriors have la d great store, was today bestowed on Geoeral Booth of the Salvation Army. Tbe presentation was made In tbe preseooe of a distinguished company, inoluding civil otfioials, several thou sand citisens, and many offioer of tbe Salvttion Army. Tbe address referred lo glowing terms lo the work of General Booth and bis organisation not only in London, but throughout tbe world. . The general in reply re furred to tue diffloultiea wbiob beset bim in his early dsys and wbich are now only beooming officially recog uusd. Out cf Debt The Polk count treasurer ia oallino In all warrants issued prior to August 9, 1909. Union county Is beaded tbat way but it will be at least five years before we can expect lo make a similar showing Good to Write on. Our fall line of b)x, bulk and toilet stationery Includes tbe new styles and latest qualities or paper. The art of paper making be arrived at a point where very blgb grade paper can te bad at very low prlcs-at least when we make the prices. Fine papers in tablet form are In demand lor general correspondence We bsve them as well as anything else you may require in tbe writing raster al line. Newlio Drug Co., L Grande. Ore. CONTAGIOUS BLOOD FOISOIJ ICING OF ALL DISEASES To Contagious Mood Poison rightfully belongs the name King of all Diseases. - It ia the most powerful of all human ailment corrupting every part of the body and wrecking- and mining the lives of those unfortunate enough to contract it. When the first sign appears in the form of an insig nificant sore or ulcer, few persons realize that the deadly virus has entered the blood; but so potent is the poison that one drop will vitiate and pollute the purest and healthiest blood, and in a short time the degrading and hor rible symptoms begin to appear. The mouth and throat ulcerate, the glands in the neck and groins swell, the hair and eye-brows fall out, copper-colored spots appear on the body, and in the latter stages of tbe disease the poison even works down and destroys the tones. No other disease is so highly contagious, and many have contracted it and Buffered its awful consequences through a friendly hand-shake, handling the clothing of one afflicted with it, or drinking from the same vessel. S. S. S., The King of Blood Purifiers is the only cure for Contagious Blood Poison. It goes down into the cir culation and forces out every particle of the virus. It is nature's antidote lor tins in 1t It- . J ..w.i. .ii Lawu h 1 1 tl 1 HI? DILI Tilt PURELY VEGETABLE, "reeverseen again. S.S. 8. is purely vegetable, . . . , , we ner $1,000 for proof that it contains a par lice of mineral of anv kind. Book with instructiona for home treatment and any medical advice you desire will be furnished by our physicians without charge. THtT SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, CAm COMPULSORY LAW USELESS "The eompulsory eduoation law la valueleaa leoaose it dveev not -make any particular i onty o etate officer responsible kr i'h enfor. eaeit. No one goes to lie tr.ublj of seeing whether children in m al dUtriota era attending aobool or growing up in idleness ant vice " This a'a'emtnt waa mada l.e J n Ackermau, state superintendent of cboola: who ay be ia Drenarlri an amendment to the present law wbioh oe will endeavor to have passed at tne next session ot tbe Legislature. Thorsande of children In rural die triota In Oregon do not attend sobool," said Mr Aokerman. "The rural sohool bODulation la In. oreaaiog rapidly throughout the alata. Oregon ia receiving Immigrants from an part of tbe country, and ber pop ulation is growing In a rapid and sub stantial manner. ;? "I would not mird tbe absence of rural children from schools so mu h If tbey were working and were ph alral- if able to do tb t work, but in a mtr ityofonses thsy ars doing nothing. ana after a lew year of freedom from W k .. . tiM4MMMW bO MUUUM1M tbem. "Thermal school problem In Ore gon Is eipe -Islly h rd beoeoseof tbe nnsettUil fiaracter of a large perceut age of tin- poonlaMou r "We hope lo eeta'blish addition ,1 county blgb stbools soon. The Br oountlea possessing these hiihr lu stitutlons bsve demonstrated the need ot them ail over Oregon.1 Evolution. Wadiwortti, Nev, oooe a lively rail road town of 4000 population, but now a collection of deaerled shanties, Is overruo by thousands ol wildcats, tbe descendant ot 200- or 300 abandoned bouse cat. GROCERIES FROM THIS STORE ARE ALWAYS MCE AND FRESH Seasonable goods as well as Staples always on hand. QEDDLTBRif North Fir Street , ' J. L MARS, Contractor and Builder Dealer in Building Material La Grande, Oregon t'rop a line, naming work, and I wll tbs right pries. noLLISTER'S flacky Mountain Tea Nuggets A Buy Medldae for Buy People. Briap Goldea Health ami Raaavea Vigor. .A H5T?ln C"nlnntlon. Indigestion. I.le EJi J27 Jyeii i'lmpi, Ec.n, Impi.rr ";' '""'. ninmian uowern, tinaaiacne aad tar he. IfBj!ky HotinUtln Ta ia tab Hn.1".; wnt " bo1- OHnulua made by HoujsTza Bano Cpupaht, Maillatm. Wla. QQLDEN HUGGETH FOR 8AI.L0W PE0PL8 peculiar poison, and cures the disease ... , I . okijjw, mm cures u permanently. . S. S. 8. does not hide or cover up any of the poison to break out in future years, but so com-1 oletelv ernrtimt it tmm Iia 1.1. . .1. . EVV SEC0MD HAMD STORE All kind of second hand goods bought and sold CEO. GROUT, Prop, Fir 8t. bet. Adams and Jefferson THE OXFORD PAR JAMES FARQUHARSON, Prop. CoiapleU MaortOMntor. ' ' WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS Cold lunches and mixed drir.ka specialty. Fair and impartial treatment to alt. You are In vited to call and get acquainted MMMimHIMMIItllUtt Blue Front Saloon C. THORS0N, Proprietor. WINES, LI0U0KS Imported and domestic Hot or cold lunch all hoars Jefftreoa At.dbo Opposite Depot M f s Palaco Salor .1 : J CHAS, ANDERSON. Prop. e ) '.: t . ( . . . mi . S WINES, LIQUORS t t A air a s.a US 4 m m 1 TAJwayi on hand e e JeOenoa ATeoae - Opporlte Depot e . ! THE LOUVRE CHRIS WRiGHT, Prop. mi .,' WIHE5. LIQUORS Gentlemen always Welcome RrMreet ; Jj Eaglo Sa'o)n ULRJCH LOTTIS, Prop. . nsi WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS Iiiinchea are oar specialty lerTetson Avenne, Oppaatte depot HOUSE QAVZ Pbont Main 6-1 'NUP SAID oex Brick furnishe 1 in any quanity or any style. No contract too small or too large. See samples of onr pressed brick. GEO. KREIGEjR. ' Ls, Grande, Oregon .