La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 25, 1905, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPHYSICIANS D3 A L. RlCHAklAON, Physician f nd 5urt,eon. CIBoe m H ur m eg -iur. Mniuniict Hi Um. lulu PaaaeM N. MOUTOR M. D. "PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Corner Acuta mh u4 Useae m. ' Of&ee Main M Masltlanw Alaia St ; WII.LARO SMITH ' PHYSICIAN AND SURUfcON .' nUU Mais' n tia nalldln, uppuaiu Hoeamer Hvaa Office Hiairt, I la i, 7 to a BACON , & HALL. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS i uttVre la jrta liBIMIo. M . C T. teoo, Uandeiie Mala U m. k. a1a.lNAldtacMa.aBJ' D5.- BJGCtkS- &. BIUGEKS. v Puyskmne aud Surtrn O W Ulnars, II, fcv Oeo.U. BlAgwe, II. p - t- leupDonea f Office) Black XiU - KaaWaaaa MaiD K " Ulttor K.Ulua Uviktlim uvm J. at, Aefrr'a ttofev. Maaldepna uo MaUlMia AVe. aeoBM uoer feat of 'oru realdeuea. Dr. u. W Biggt LaUKANDK - OkKUOM fcolouMMuU aalla pruaiial aitaadcd ta f . ,., "'';; V , DfcNTISTS ; REAVIS BROS. i DENTISTS. - - - - Ofboe Homaaev Muittuif .... I. m lilacs 51 Kaaldanaa liUrk ll.l : DENTI6T Onto Ovar Hill Durf. tor La (irande. Orctgou'. , VtiTtRINAHr jKUb.ON VETE&INAUY HUKUfcUN, Ofl c tt3 A Tc Drug blur. La Grande, Oregua Phoue 13b ' Kesideuce pUoiio rm 70 T " Ktirujers' (iu 68 bR. W. T. DJWNESi ' VKTBltlMAKY ' SUKUtON AMD 3 laan orrtta ai Bad . Ouaa lOf alora ,Kati4mrri;oi 6U aitil 1 at rbbty B vaan AABOrtaoec, baai at refaraar. j bmlabad ' ATTORNEYS LVAWrOki) & CRAWFORD i Attonieys-at-Law LA ORAHpB, OKKOOJI " Iki IB relay kalklliw. - , KNJWLt3 Attorney- and Counsellor At Law J UOkaia HaJaloa alalMlag PbaoaUA lUima4aOf. v H.t. WUIlaaia A.C. WIUlABW BROS. WILLIAMS All OHN EYH'AT.LAV . Oqkia m BaJaloa kaiidiDf UUiaaAa,4. . , IT A. TICKLER Crvfl, Miwnj. lrrii(ation tnjiottfmi ; V. ,nSurv yim -tCKUnuiW. Fhii, hiuI HclAmlloa. ' (TOO Id vittj hnilillnf T.iefL a Grande : ; itdspltal Offe'rt every-Accomodation for the car pf the tick. Our- operating room it fitUd with every modern appliance and our wardt axoeeding1J! comfortabrjC; "Uh denominational and" free for all to inter Employ any physician you with but in titt upon being taken to the La Grande Hospital. Fatiente under- care of trained nurses. Mrs Minnie Goodman. ki' iavim frcalticDl I H CUII.KH . aa.aadTiaM i .Mz MOUNTAIN MARBLE AND GRANITE CO. :, La (JKANDE OREiiON . Ojr stv' of Mvble an! QrAiit:ii t'i' lariiii.i Eitar n ii in bi.ilrjjJ bjr a cirljii ,o( Wtti. w iiti Adl clpjl mirble JrJ5;fJn ifnwU Our picA: Ar. barter, than travelinj tales Jion cin mike and our work manship ..cannot ..be. turpatsed Qi us n order fpr mpnumen and usai T Iur moneys worth. , Classified Atfvertlscmgnfv Kate.-On, ct word cent A word wch Aubsaqoent iwr ion. Clessified Adds bring quick re clU. Trjonatod,,.:. P.. I r.-. ""ae"ea , "- ny mountt on city And country real estate. Lean, closed Promptly at toon As titl. Approved. U At 1617 Fourth trt FOR SALETh A. V..OUr fn, u.l " J"rson Avenua, including plat form scales, on hundrad And ton foot porcn running back to railroad trAck Q: H. Pnvna ik. u: ' . . -- lauuwsoiA lAnd mAn- LOSr A black Anvabpa eontAing bank Ana paper. Find,r return to C W, Sila And raceivt raward. PflRTV A r DC TO rvm' . . V "rtvi or ground naar urande. for rent with good ; build int. And fin toil. Prie from Dec. Itt 1905 to March Ut HOT, $225. La CiRAMDa, InvSSTHANT Co. L0ST-. pair, of gold ay giaasat with i.ain oowa. wat loat awnahara ba- twwn Ed Reynolds placa And tha poat offlcA. FVtr plflAt Whim to'thi of- ffc. j FOR SALE Dutch HyAcinth bulba. for window or gArdan cultura. Inquir I. X. LStora. FOR RENTJ-Two Atory hous on Wath- ingion Anu. is i month. Prof. Dy. La Grand a School Music. - WANXEDf AI! th tiirkeyt, ducks ehkk- ent and eggs we can get Will pay nwket pric in oath. Grand Ronda Cash Ovnpiny Botn phones . WANTED WaJ treat at once at Mooei ' - RestAUTAnt, f ,.j :, FOR RENT Eleven room house. . ished. 1416 Fourth street , furn- FOR RENT-Fumishd housekeeping rooms. Inquire of Mrs. Noble, phone Black 1021, , , ,. .. . , , . . ,. , WST-LWiAA;bJaek ad-iAray collarette. Was lost between First street and the Opera Houev Return to, Coffey' bar ber shop and receive reward. FOR RENT Room with stov,-lctric ,-lieht and ,;.htk At Mrs.. Patty's. ' ! Adams Avenue. ' "-'' X)R SALBrJght two seated spring wagon cheap. Nearly new. Apply at Bob Masterton's blacksmith shop. GIRL WANTED Girl for general hous work. Steady employment. For par- tidutari call a thi offic. CHICKENS WANTED Two dozen white . or brown leghorn pullets need hot be . purebbded. but nearly so, . Address r tlU pric.: f, H. Bmoos, , - .SUrkAyr Oregon. . . RANTED Solicitors wAntad Ladiee or ' GAntiemer. SaWt "or Commission, ' . Work pleasant profitable, healthful and de'sirabl. 'Apply W. A. Wortelu b ' tween two and three p. m. at 808, 2nd : street ., . , ; lodge Directory EAGLES-La Grande Aerie 25$ P. O E. meets every Sunday night in K. of P. hAll At 8 p. m. Visiting brethren invited to attend. , J. E. Pollock. W. S J. A. Matott, W. P. . ilO.O. F. La Grand Lode No. 16. meet in their hall vary Saturday . night Visiting brother, cordially invited to at tend. -Cemetery plat may be teen at Model Restaurant . Janes Moss, N. O, I. R, Snook, Seo. ' - v .-.f .. STAR ENCAMPMENT. No. 81. 1.6. O. F. Meets every first end third Thurs days in th month in Odd Fellow hail. Visiting patriarchs always welcorn, W ..'.;( .. f. RSnook.'C.P. Eamohd Robinson, Scrib. ,'' EASTERN STAR. 0. E. . S. Hod Chapter No,-15 meet the second And fourth WednasdAy of each month at 7:30 p. m. in Maaonic Tempi. , . Mertiav Alowgm. W. m. Mar A. Warnick, Sac ' v -i; M. W. ALa Grand Caanr No. t7C meets every first and thirtfc Vakwdaf of th month at 1. 0. O. F. ha. Ail visiting neighbors are cordially nailed to attend. " . "'-. ' E. RamjunK V. C. John Hall Clerk. ;',, v. . . FORESTERS' OF AMERKjACourt Maid Marion No. 22 meet ic Thurs day night in I. O. R. M. hail. , Brothers ar invited to attend. . Chaa. Bartmksa, Chief KAnger. C. S. Williams. Fin. Sec ,; Board of Trustees Dr. u. L. BietrerA. John HaH and Herbert Pattison. FRIENDSHIP TENT NoVt. K. O. T. M. Meets second and third Wednesdays each month in I. 0. 0. F. halt ' Visiting knights Welcome. U.T. weisinberobm. Oom. Mos Bloch, Record Keeper.. . . LO. T. M. HIVE Na 27.-MaeU every first And third Thursdays in th After noon At the I. 0. O. F. halL All visiting ladies ar welcorn. . - -. Lady Porter, Commander. Hazel Barnes, Recording Secretary, t B. P. 0. E. La GRANDE LODGE No. 435 Meets each Thursday vning at eight o'clock in Elks hall, on Adams Ave nue. Visiting Brother ar cordially in vited to attend. F. S. Ivan hoe. Exalted Ruler. Q. E. McCullt. Recording Secretary. LA GRANDE LODGE No.' 169. WOODMEN OF THE WORLD Meet 2d And 4th Thursday of each month in the. I. O. O. F. hall over postofflc. All visiting member welcorn. w. w. dkrry, consul vxnmanar. Bean Dinner The lAdies of the W. R. C. furnished a bAnquet today for U; benefit of tha nem- ors or the a. A. R. To say that their efforU wr appreciated is sUting the fAct very lightly. The "Old Bo- ware All therA. And the many compliments which thay tendered the ladies demon strated that though it had been many years sine they had marched to the heart vibrating chords of "Won't W be Jolly When Johnnie Comes Marching Home." they are yet capable of the old time gal lantry which mad their home coming such a joyful event in the days of powder and ball. Business Not So Heavy Freight traffic is not so heavy on (he 0. R. a N. as it was a few weeks ago and the train and engine men are enjoy ing a breathing spell between trains. Sev eral brakemen who were promoted to the position of freight conductor have been put back to braking owing to the . Urge number of crews on the lists And several young engineers will also be put back to firing for the winter, it i thought, ' If the freight traffic continues as light as At present ' - Accident At ' John Wines was injured to the extent of having one rib broken, his breast bone crushed and his back wrenched, yester day afternoon at th National Lumber Company's mill. H waa hauling in lath from th yards when the accident hap pened. He was standing on the load and did not observe that the wagon arose on th doorwsy. He stooped, too late and th top of th door struck ' him as tha wauu Jr..- - TK horses stopped im mediately or he would hav been kiueu. Dr. Bacon was called and dressed his Injuries. Examination and Treat orient W ar often asked how an Osteopath treats a patient It may be proper to say that h does not treat a patient at all; he treats the place of the cause of the trouble according to th conditions found. If your watch stops . you do not inquire how the repairer is going to treat your watch to make it run. If it it dirty, he cleans it; if the main spring is out of order, h fixes It; if a pinion is loose, he tightens it So with the Osteopath in treating a patient- If he finds something wrong in the neck, the beck, th hip, he correct it ; If he finds something wrong with the stomach, the heart the kidneys, th brain, he searches for the cause and endeavors to remove it. Hence it is evident that a proper Os teopathic treatment is not a rubbing, kneading, pultlng or hauling, but a cor rection of some abnormality that the processes of th body may occur normal-, ly, which state )s health. - '. WANTED A nvddle age lady wishes a - position as housekeeper. Call at Blue Mountain House. MBER -RETAILED1' AT WHOLESALE PRICES Better Lumber and Cheaper than is sold In U Grand r. We df liver it to your building Crande Ronde , ' PhRRY. GITY Julius Largest Brewing Plant in Eastern Oicgon. Ask for La Grande Beer and get the . Best LA GRANDE BEER IS MADE IN LA GRANDE AND SHOULD HAVE THE PREFERENCE 600 Sheep Killed Coyotes broke up a band of Charles Lister'e sheep near where the Silver Lake road crosses the Central . Oregon canal two miles south of Brad. Monday night says the Bend Bulletin; end when the Animals were rounded up next day 600 wer missing from the band of 2400. A dozen or so sheep carcases were found, but no trace of the others, which mus have been run out on the desert. Workmen employed on the lateral flume under construction to convey water to the experiment farm saw in the dis tance a lot of sheep harried by coyotes. Tnere was some doubt at first whether coyotes or dogs were chasing the sheep, but it was finally seen that they were running In a circle and frequently a sheep on the rim would be pulled down and killed. It is presumed that these were' sheep that had been scattered from the Lister band. v. .Coyotes are unusually numerous and bold this fall; stage drivers - report the woods of that locality to be filled with the yelping of the beasts nightly. Prine ville Review. ' Queen Esther Pendleton Nov. , 2S "Queen Esther" the well known sacred opera . will be presented at the Frazer on December 15 for the benefit of Pendleton high school and the high school societies, . Pbof. M. E. Robinson, of Chicago, will hav charge of the performance and 1 00 voices will take part including the entire hijh school chorus, which began, drilling on the opera today. J Relief Fund The total of contributions received at New York and banked by Jacjb Shiff fo Russiun Jewish relief fund, is $660,- ?56 to date. On 571 was received. Clrared For Action When the body is cleared ' and ready for action, by Dr. King's New Life Pills, you can tell it by the bloom of health on the cheeks; the brightness of thi eyes; the firmness of the flesh and muscles; the buoyancy of the mind. Try them, at Newlin Drug Store, 23 cents. BeWitt DeWIrt Is tha una to look for whrn von to to bur Witch Haiti Stlm. DeWltt'a Witch Haul Salve la the orlrfnal and only femilna. In fa. DeWllt ila Iha only Witch Hazel Salva that Is made Irora tha unadulterated Vitch-Hazel All others are counterfeit r bate Imi tations, cheap arni worthless avail dancerous. DeWilt's Wltcn HazelSalva is a apaclflc for Pitas: Blind, Blmdlnt, Itchlnf and Protrudlnf Pilsa. AlaoCuta. Burns. Bniiaes. Sprains, Lacerations, Contualona, Boils, Carbunclea. Eczema, Tatter. Salt Rhaum, and all other Slue Diseases, . pkspaiiiD ar ' E.C. DeWitt Co.,Chica A. 1, HlLl, Druguisls 1 limber Co. ! ORhMJN. - BREWERY ROESCH, Proprietor. , Li U N mi) I what Mrs, Lucy StovalLof Tiitoa Ga, exirl aftr talin Kodol Dyspepsia f fwur. Hundreds of otherweak women ar being re stored to perfect health by this rem edy. YOU may be well if you will tak IC-V f"f Indigestion cause JT VV nearly alt th sick- - ness that women hv. It deprive th system of nourish ment and th delicate organa peculiar to women suffer weaken, and b acorn diseased. ' Kodol Dyspepsia Cure nables th ttomach and digestive organ to digest and assimilate all of th whole some food that may be eaten. It nourishes th body) and rebuilds th weak organs, restoring health and strength. Kodol cures indigestion, constipation, dyspepsia, sour risings, belching.haartburo and all stomach disorder. Digests What You Eat tU ur terttU Wlda - Dim m auk va t&a trial, r tc cant alia. ArpAvre)l at Ll A. T. Hill, frugtst POULTRY Every lover of fresh Poultry will Ap preciate th decliate flavor of tne Click -en, Turkey, Duck, etc. that we sell. Our Roast Beef is rich and juicy and we aim to give you the choicest cuts at very moderate prices. Rohr & Company When you wish a nice juicy roast or a tender steak, or a piece of boiling meat or pot roast just phone Main 48, and you will soon hav exactly what you de sir. .... '''A"; 'T, i '. ..'.'.'...' v '. J. BULL i CO. ..,.. fv... . ... . Phone Majn 48. . Remember the phone t on th directory as Boss Meat Market main 48. Centennial Hotel ' ..Under new management. Board and Room $5 per week, cash. Meals EScts. Special rates furnished monthly patrons. No. 1417 Adam Ave. Phon No. 1161, : Mrs. W. E, Murchison. proprietress.' : i J3 I La " V C7 'CE Wood! Wood! Wood! ; Good dry wood delivered " to any part of tha city. ANY LENGTH, ANY KIND, ,; .Special price oo quantity orders. . No order too . large or too small James beavers, Red 1441 APECIILTY Old Furniture made to look like new af moderate cost Edward Propcck PHONE, BLACK 401. 209 Fir Street - - a.,- .aayyay r-,jXVI, THE . j QXFORO D(IK JAMES PAKQUHAR50M, Prop j I Complete armrtiMeol ol j WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS a l ;fi Cold lunches and mixed drinks I specialty. Fair and ' impartial treatment to all. - You are invited to call and get acquainted. '" vVvW Slue Front Saloon E, THORSON, Proprietor. . , ; ' FINEST WINKA LIOUOUS !itiirUMl ami rfoinii.ic . nAiis Pot or cold lunch At all hours, Jeftrrwo Avctittt. onpati.vf PaJace Sal )' V CHAi, ANDERSON Sit WINES. I IQUORS AND CIGAKi Always on hand. Jeflaraoa Avanna , Orp t o THE LOUVRE CHRIS WRIGHT. Prop. ' ' " rINR wiriF, i filings t - -swar mm a a - . Ccntlemtn Always Welcome Fir Street Eag-lo Sa . )n ULRICH lOniS, Prop. '.,.' FINE WINES. LIQ! OKS and CIGARS Imported And Domestic. ' IrfTarao A Tan a e. Opposite dum i . . . . . 5OMMER JOUSE QAFt - Proivt Main 6-1 S NUP SAID aej BRICK llliICK Brick furnished ifi Any quant.ty or any style. No contract too small or to large. See samples n( our pressed brick. , ' GEO. KREIGER aLa (iraufle, Ojeoa J. K. Wrioht, Chirk. aacacasat; i