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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1905)
f? fa X 4 i OP uknc npere flee t WHEN THE LEAVES BEGIN TO FALL IT IS TIME TO I THINK OF' i (, 5 -, - X ! WINTER SHOES i We are ready to serye you . with complete line of men's . women', boys' and child ren' seasonable footwear, that for "quality, workman ship, ' durability " and v price cannot be surpassed. You can't afford to miss this opportunity. : .Closing out the Ralston Stock WE DO YOUR SHOE REPAIRING IN' FIRSTCLASS STYLE ' .- Lewis Building. Opposite Sommcr House T. M. S T U B airs ii7 rTT WASH DAY COME S W EEK L V 7 And to do your wash easily you should look over our Tine r. . of soaps and washing powders with thef view' of lightening ' your labor's. Our soap line if complete and contains such ? brands a. . ...' v j V (". . ' -: j J .fjv' Cakes Golden Star, 'Silk; Crystal White' Laundry, : Luckel's Borax, ' Fcls Naptlia, Wool Peet's Defender and No Rub 'soaps . .., . Our toilet soaps are the best on the market A full line of all the prominent brands of washing powders. ' Our own delivery takes your order to! your-door lajmbst. .as . soon as ordered. '. ' ! 2 ", , NEBRASKA ; v.. MRS.. MACCIE 3655 La Grande ESTABLISHED 1887 ''V. " Capital Stock, Surplus and undivided profits $150,030.00 UfpoMts -(, 640,00000 " "" OFFfCRWS AND DIRECTORS "-:5'J-. 'Q GEORGE PALMER. President. . J. M. BERRY, Vies President. , f.: rj. F. L. MEYERS. Cashier. ' ' ' A GEORGE L. CLEAVER,' Assistant. Cashier. x ' : . .-. W. L. BRENHOLTS, Assistant Cashier. '. J. M. BERRY, F. M. BYRKIT. s C. C. PEN1NGTON,, ' i With ample capital, large experience. : and! unsurpassed facilities, offer you absolute security for your business, ... promising you courteous ; consistent with conservative banking. ; ,i I. i "WHITE GHOSTS OF DEATH'! CO!3SUr.lPTIOr3 AriD PNEUmbNIA' are prevented and cured by the greatest of all, and strictly scientific remedy for Throat and Lung Troubles, Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, La Grippe, etc via : , , , Curcd of "I had been 111 for Talladegra Spring, Ala., better until I tried Dr. by continuing its use, I soTJiS ATRIAL BOTTLES FREE JNi ewliii; D rug - Gompan y B L.E F I E L D f '1 J- Te'""1'' e-W i GROCERY SHEARER, Prop. National Bank 4. A. B. CONLEY. Y- J- HOLMES. I deposits; and solicit your banking treatm&nt and every liberalty DRrKING'S For CONSUMPTION, COUGHS MiO Pneumonia After Doctors Failed. some time with Pneumonia," writes J. W. MeKlnnon of "and was under the ear of two doctors, but (rrew no King's New Discovery. The first dose gave roller, and, was perfectly cured. : , . , BECONHKNnF.D, GVAKANTEKD . y J ; iAND WU Byf . ., ,.' Returns lo Old Scenes Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tillman expect to ave in a few days for Twin Falls, Idaho, here their daughter. Mrs. Jam, v Baker, resides. They expect to remain about a year. They will first visit Echo, Umatilla county, where Mr. Tillman snent that memorable winter of 1861 and'2. w hich ha been recorded in history, as the 'hard winter." in sneak ino of thi Ireary winter Mr. Tillman stated that it was the most gloomy season that he has ever experienced. To add to the terror the weather, he was the owner of a band of cattle for which no food could be secured, and all that could be done was watch them slowly die of starvation. Of the entire herd but seven survived Many of his oxen, the natinnt lum which had brought him accrose the dusty plains, over the rugged mountains, and through weary miles of sagebrush, which ay Between- ,hi camping place and " his home in Missouri, died for the lack of food and shelter. Mr. Tillman has no fears of losmsr his means of transportation this time, for the plod ding oxen and the great blue wagon have given place to (he iron horse, and plush Pullman coach. 1 ' -. ' ; J y Ankeny Goes East Walla Walla, Nov. 24-United States Senator Levi Andeny will leave for Wash ington City to take his seat in the upper house of congress, which convenes Dec ember 4. Senator Ankeny said this morning that the coming session of con gress will be one of the most important the country has had for many years. "Many matter of great, importance to the country in general and particularly uie norm west are to ' be considered. Among the subjects that are of vital In terest will be the railroad rate bill, 'gov ernment control of life insurance.' the Panama canal and the San Domingo treaty," said the enatof. "Another matter that will interest the people of the northwest will be the irrigation question. which is scheduled to be taken up early m the session. : (! ;. - Senator Ankeny has . been mentioned in connection with the chairmanship of the irrigation committee and is generally be lieved that he will secure the important place. " i i Must Hang i Boise, .Nov. 24. Rudolph Wetter, the murderer of Christ Long at a placer min ing camp on Grouse creek. 12 miles from Resort, on July 19, 1904, in Idaho,county, must pay me penalty of his crime on, the The supreme court late yesterday af ternoon handed down a decision affirming the judgment of the district, court of Idaho county, where on October 4, 1904, Wetter was found guilty of murder in the first degree and sentenced to. be hanged. Insanity was the; defense at the trial of the murderer. 1 .-.y Received Bonus "Salem ha granted a franchise to ' the Automatic Telephone companyr requiring a cash bonus of $10,000 for the privilege and 3 per cent annually of the gross re ceipts. Work on the system will begin at once. -4 tv-t- i- t I , ' f . Notice of Dissolution , 1 Notice is hereby given that I. E. D. Zundel and Fred Lawson, members of the firm of Zundel & Lawson, have this day dissolved the partnership heretofore existing. I. E. D. Zundel retires from the firm and hereby disclaims all interest fin the said firm, having disposed of his in terest in the said firm to Fred and Yicto'r Lawson, who will collect all accounts due the late Arm and pay all debts' owed by the said Arm. Dated this 17th day ol November, 1905.' I. E D. Zdndel, v : Fred Lawson. , , GOLDS . NON. IJtXATITS Grange. Items The National Grange is in session ft Atlantic city. New Jersey. This fertiliz ation if well attended and represents 800, 000 grangers, having added over 60,000 in the twelve months. '? '' i . Grand Master Aaron Jones, - in his an nual address, urged the support of mem bers in the passage of bills providing or postal saving banks, pure food law,- state aid in improving public highways and anti-trust laws. ' : . The National Grange has voted a pre- sion of $1200 per year to O. H. Kelly, the founder of the organization. Blue Mountain Grange held its first all day session of the, winter, on, November 18. During the morning sssskm) thte; candidates were instructed in the first and second degrees. All then -did full justice to Grange dinner. The lecturer furnished the following program.'" ' ' ' Roll call.' The brothers answered by tell ing their favorite dinnef. " : " "Katrina's Visit to New York.":...'..:;.:!," .....i:..:...r.;Mrs. w. Gekeier. Instrumental MusicL. Mrs. Bessie Ragain Reading !......;. .Mrs. E. E. Golden Dialogue .......... ..:..'..'.....MA Stupid Servant" Reading .IFred Huffman Recitation .....Mrs. M. E.Fraker . Short talks were made by C. D. Huff man. W. R. Jasper, aad JPavisi Considerable time was taken 'by the members in discussing diseases of poul try and other farm topics,,,,. . ,,f ,; , ., The Grange will now take .up the pro posed amendments of the constitution for study and debate. ,, ,r ,:: ,. Time of meeting first Wednesday and third Saturday in each month at ten a. m. ... "The Man With the Hoe.' ;!T"- ; Service:" "'h ' ' This drug store tries to serve ever customer so well that they will not think of going elsewhere for drug store goods. ' A. T. Hiu., Prescription Druggist Slock Holders' Meetin Notice ia hereby; given thaKthefd! M be a meeting of the stock holders of the La Grande Commercial-tClue- Building Association, in the library of the Com' mercial Club building on Tuesday, Dec emDeroui-iauo, at eignt o ctocH p. m. for the purpose of electing - board : of five driectort. i'' ,n Wm. Miu.br, President, & BOOKS ur shelves are loaded with interesting Books. ' You would like to read hand' somely bound books by popular authors Look them over. Nbwlin Druo Company. i Klnrltrtfirt.n Wa.i Is there any young lady who would like to take a training from 10 to 11 each morning? - If so please call upon Mr. J. M. Agnew at Kindergarten room. 1 u We'er In a Position ,.'-."0 to offer you Ihe best the market affords in the way of meata. And bur price you know, are always the lowest." We handle only prime stock. ' Quality and quantity guaranteed.' Fine roasting pieces of beef 8 and9f. First class mutton, veal. pork and poultry equally low.' Can't do better anywhere.,i GrdhdytSfRmsl When you want pleasant physie try Chamberlain's Stomack an4 Liver Tablets. t ney are easy w uxe ana produce no griping or other unpleasant effect Sold by Nbwlin Druo Co. Contractor ' ancj ' t Buildci - h aler in BulldiW Material c ., ) La Gran Oregon Drop a line naming work, and 1 will name the right price. OUR SPECIALTY ft t r . ' Fair vegetables of alt k'indf atj the lowest current 'price.' Our ,. v apples are especially full from 60c to $1.00 a box. E dollar box gets you the best apples to "'uf.'t, ' Watch for our new wagon which goes by your door daly. SEAITl E GROCERY COMPANU ..?UNDEL & LAWSON. JOH . Kkl.l OtK. UnrTKXvI V hwhv rI thai the end, mln, u A Imlo M'lor of the F.w le of Juha ft.' Ketlof , dj . cooKd, hnird hi flMl aconnnt la ilr 'nutr Conrt nf tiDHin Orantr, Otrgn , an. lhatTaeeda7lh.IB day of Hceaniher, Is S t the boerbf J0 n'elnek In h fttrriKk n n mM day o4 the eouit room ofnlil nuart ha been ppolnle-i by old lMiit u the U u- an plan for taiMrlnn uijmllonrihrralo sn4 Uu wttlcnienl of mid acconnt and mtnte I ted and Hnl publlnl rd N cwWr fr., (W.l'i Wi U MKKA. AdtiWjirsu.i 1. m".CHUIU:H 'R'ATBNoiir''hi hmhy flvie Uwtth nndrntsncd e Kx.ruior ofltH Katete nf J. M. O arrh. i e axf. tut a his flnni ecxint in the County Comri uf Unu (Xnty, Orwoa-nnd thai Tnmdnr. the at day .f, miber IMIial th hour of l.1Uo.. , in Ibpaflarnnn efMilf j Hay Ml tqa pia, raram nld Owrl ha. bea appoln'rd b) uMUWI'M lhtlienit !flat fiV-hmrlnv nltliD iberHo and tbr wtumrnt of lit s'n . - VV J.CUt'KC', avxaealur? E. POLLACK. Propi'." - Syrup and t:. Go together nicely these crisp mornings. Our syrups are fine, and we (0 have such ftn brands as J ? v i.Oi IM:-. Tea Garden Orlps,: RocK Candy Drlpi -t ' tartet;,:;31; Sweet Lavander, Tftwncs Tcp"' i-v Perf erred Stock, ; : lot Cabin Maple Syrup, 2 ; and nanihi-In the comb and cans - w-'-i n -1 Our pancake fioure inolude such well known brands' as' :" ; .' ' 1 a Buckwheat, H. 0. Self RislnJ..L and; Olympic , : ; . it addition to-pancakH and syrup iTcup of M. J. K Coffet,' finishes-' p off list right' ' We have a Urge supply of fresh, dry P J . , .;:: rme lor winier evenings. t I STODDARD I (, ?i.t.' . ! r.fiiti 9 sail Sash and r y,.rt -r: v - r.i , fi 1 . e : f) b'rl.n't .(iJfJf't' St-J -.'I'- ifivA re-,7 1 Zb e Mouldings, Etc. l AlQMAml'oimt$ from our Yird f)I ""'i'-f ''. i,,'1 lv MuJ.H '.fr.--...t - f . . . . :!. - ST, LOUIS LIVERY '. 5?A?!. " l'. ' '' ' , -JU.K I-- r . . RIGS FURNISHED FOR PARTIES. PICNICS '-AND FUNERALS, , I''- 'ilu,Vi. ,511,1,-,. ,A C-- ,v , , .i - - THB DAMOEROTHS CHIJ.D 31 ay be real r the snake may e a aarav one. but tli-re IsdangiT tlnit mi uavi'S very child's life. If the imrthrr U dli '" In womanly health and (unuUoeal ltalityii ,, v I. .-) ... , . Thouiiandaof womoo have bortm tholr JulTtTliifs and kept their trublt to JhemseWes from motives of delicacy and Joeble ohlldhoiid has psld for It. 1 - - 1. I'Uirre, forty var ao, ootuultol ifvufttre, and found that shft had provlilod Jentedle In atrandanee for the -eon of wfiinan'a. rkamaliB... )1 , i It Ho touud that nuu-aleoiielie m y wre nxvnwu or tn44a 8oal root, Co,l??h J"?1 Ud Iy Slipper root,1 omblned In Jiwt the right projiorUoui. .uuu surprising mulU' that tills ion) pound soon beeamo' sUndard; ta rorlte uf his In aim tnuatmunt .h jcasea. In a llttte time the dKsnand for It ecame so great thai he deurmiied to ?" li Jp.t",i PrVv'd 'or IU aeneral anle Jo that the multitude needing 1t could Jeitdily supply IhmiMeivea, . iuis is now known al over the elvIK Twi , , 0'ipnralieled rerord of : , muanmia 01 mrea. id the iald of li " a is nuHHiimhftffc, nm-urarfic. it ye TeiiW for auy woman, of aur and lu any condition. u us& . to.-pnlrcfj's Pleasant Pellete-onry one -ir two a day will regulate and cl.mnse JIU Liver, br sluggish' liowels. - j .' ...'L Med cal jAdvlserwlll benent fn. pspei-bomrf. far m one-eenti Umps, ,orWiib-botind for si : im?.nuRRYr. : Wn. RETr0LbS THE TRANSFER MAff . . t I He wiltake.' that trunk tp' the .Dev. poV or yout home m less time , than I ittalie'to.lell,v';;Vrr '"vtV4U Wagon always at your service Charges moderate. Oay phone. B 1792, night phone. R 12: ' - "-'' 'A.l Pancakes nv LIMBER, CO. , J; u .I 'M .V . ' ,1 ' -.'('" ' ' ' '' "" V-' ,tV' ' ' f ' "1 .. -I l" "' .k; cU V A.-.i 4 .u "i i i i et . VV AND F ttl) vjX!f:w: - Firttciaff'' turnout r furnished ; . SDecial accomodation for Cam r ,7.7.1 7" 7-J , mercial men , BEST SERVICE , ., GUARANTEED Horses boardee by the . day, y week or month. v i ... LA GRANDE SCHO 1 r . OF " MUSIC ir W ROF. DAY. PRINCIPLE- , I u MRS. DAY, ASSISTANT . , This is one of the best musical in . institutions in the state," nd jtrt people in Uiis city uiiJ vaily are oegininng toaiseover ure ejaventaget i i ui bina abiiuui,., inn ajBm is cne latest and most practical, 'and m cludee all the' latest discoveries in -, the -artol ieashing. music. The school is divided into two- depart-4' ments; No. 1 is for beginners from 8 years or 'more 'and are taught the first three grades.' Pupils come -mis iiuur vawi aay. inis ie no am- aergauen system but I ir superior. In o. 2 the grades are irom 2. to S. Here they graduau.; .Pupils vtake one or two lessons a-week as' thev-da&ire. No' scholars will ha permitted to remain w WiiboTi wno do not study. '" Opposite the fotey Houser ovh thefcandy'stofe.1 Hione4fX J SMITH REPAIRS ' . " Guna- i - f I, ' ':':' Bicyclee ' Sewing Machines , t., ' Type WriUre .; -0 r. UmbreUae ... , .. Brazes Broken Castings . . . Grinds Scissors and ooes a geuarat repair business- ' er---i. . . C L. SMITH CRCAAvCRY BUILDING " Notice f fliul SetlUmenr; Hirril K 18 HFKEHY OIVKN. .thai Ihe nadtr-nrned adailuuinhir l the ealau tsl Oe hn-UeUI,aceasMl, bee 01.4 t,er final A kual. ak aacn Ad lolHiatri, wlih the ttKimytm,ii t)nhHienni; Orer.it, (hat th. Judas of said roorr as ' tm twran' bar Itth !, ,i i, bun, oft Keorti, In the afl.fv on, uf aaM day, as the tlmx for bearing HeHI.a. 'f, an) tlMr.tw.tu said report nod . riMf a ouuu ( iMton Kuventb t in, IHn- ; i , ..' 6 " .. ' ; TBI' OETTLa, '' -! . Adm'Dislraiili.si, , Tieialiuir ; de." .-'T- - rr.h r L. 1 . ' 'j !i y 5 J. ''v . i' r t hi ti I'" IV,) ; i .; 1". : F IVAhH. E, AticnoTEuu.''''
