La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 20, 1906, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextS&1 w HAY ON SALE A.th.coatmarketonhayi. mty ,t th.r. being no demand, and w, have , lot hay bought w. 0ffr to th. horn consumer TIMOTHY AT 50c PER CWT. baled MIXED HAY 45c PER CWT. baled Wt want to give the home eoneumer the benefit of the decline in the market. , - ... . For Sale at a Special Bargain T.nkU or any part of them, between Fir and Greenwood .treat, facing Jefferson Ave and adjoining the railroad tracks at alow price on easy terms. .- PHONE vrajon produce Lompany k- 4 if fc Jannary Wall cr $ Sale : To make room .for 20,000 rolls to arrive this ionth, our entire stock of 1905 patterns will be on sale a short time at less than Half Price. f - Staniels&Jarman II ft -O Whenyou wish a nice juicy roast or a tender steak, or a Pan n - a Wtv . 1 IS vice of boLng meat or roast, just phone Main arid you will soon have pot 48 soon have ex- actly what you desire. J. BULL & Company Phone Main 8. Remember the phone is on the directory as Boss Meat Market Main ' 48. I CITY BREWERY j JULIUS ROESCH, Proprietor. : Largest Brewing Plant Ask for La Grande . n ttnn rtrrnn ie AND SHOULD HAVE " Wf Iff f f f MAIN 2 f v i OUR WOOD SUPPIY Is equal to the : demand occa sioned by the : Coal shortage. : : Good, Dry Wood : : delivered to any : j part of the city. : Steam rolled : barley and all : kinds of feed. Phone Main 6 : GRANDE RONDE(ASfl(0. j I.AwiftRrna Prnn' " ' A MODERN MIRACLE Tiuly miraculous seemed the recovery of Mrs. Mollie Holt of this place." writes J. O. R. Hooper, Woodford, Tenn..' "she was so wasted by coughing up pus from her lunes. Doctors declared her end so near that her family had watched by her bed-side forty-eight hours; when, at my urgent request Dr. King's New Discovery was siven her. and with the astonishing result that improvement began, and con tinued until she finally completely recov ered, and is a healthy woman today.' 500 and $1.00 at newlin druo co. Trial ottle fret.. - - - Wood! Wood! Wood! Good dry wood delivered ' to any part of the city. ANY LENGTH, ANY KIND, Special prices on quantity ' ' order. No order too - J large or too smalt Jama Beavers, Red 144' in Eastern Oiegon Beer and get the Best a TNt? I1VT r A fT AMTtD THE rRfcrovclNCE il UNION NEWS The woolen mill started un min Mnn- day, and is doing all sorts of business. Adam Crossman exracta ta nnen un hit thirst emporium about February 1st Mrs. T. R. Berr rftfjirruht rn Tj ft ranla Thursday last, after a visit to relatU ana mends in Un on. ; Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Walker returned from Portland Tuesday, after an absence of several days; . Manager Housh. of the Grande Ronda Electric Co., has been in this city this week, superintending the extension of the company lines. Mrs. Daisy Pearl Nichols, wife of A.W Nichols, died in Union. Oregon. Sunday. January 14, 1906, of valvular di seas of the heart, age 51 years. 10 months and days. Will V.n .A :i l.u I. Qrande this week, where they will remain for a few weeks before taking their de parture for Portland, to locate for the present" ' Judge Eakin is to be commended for taking testimony at Union, in cases where ine witnesses nearly all live m this im mediate vicinity, thus adjusting his court affairs to the convenience of interested parties. ' V ' v RIGHT Of WAY INTO THE PARK The Oregon Short Line has this week filed map of the right of way for their road from Marysville to the Yellowstone park, and several Blackfoot and Salt Lake people will be pleased to learn that they can soon take the train from either place and step off on their land through which the new road will pas. But to return to th cold hard facts of the case, the road will extend nearly due north from Marys ville to the north banks of th Buffalo rivr then curve eastward through town ships 43, 44 and 45, crossing in the con tinental divide on the state line at . Rea's pass. The road is completed to Marys ville, and from there to the line of the park is 64 miles, which will be completed as soon a possible. Blackfoot Republi can." VITAL STATISTICS Of IRELAND Washington, Jan. 20. Consul Gunsau- lus at Cork writes that some ' valuable and interesting figures are given in the annual report of the registrar-general of Ireland, just issued, covering the fiscal year 1904. According to this report the estimated population of Ireland has fallen in th jniddl of the year 1905, to 4,402- 1 92. The natural increase of population recoraea, or trie, excess of births over deaths, was 24,298; the loss of emigra tion amounted to 36,902. A decrease of 12,604 in the population would thus ap pear to nave taken place durinir the vAr: but against this decrease there is a set-off in immigration, of which no official record has been obtained. ECHO HOTEL SOLD Echo, Jan. 20. C. R. Lisle, who has conducted th Echo hotel for the cast three months, yesterday evening sold the building and business to M. H. Gillette. the well known Butter Creek farmer, who will immediately take eharee and con duct the place hereafter. SALE Of BANKRUPT STOCK . Notice is hereby niven that hv virtim nf an order made by the Referee in Bank. ruptcy, I will receive sealed bids accom panied by certified check of 10 of bid at my office in La Qrande, Oregon up until 2 o'clock In the afternoon of the 29th day of January, 1906, for the grocery stock and fixture of A. Beck bankrupt. Said stock and fixtures located at Flnin Uregon and invoiced at $ 1 767.54. . i ne undersigned reserves the rio-ht to reject any or all bids. Wm. Grant, Trustee. MAT LIVE 100 YEARS The chances for livine a full centurv are excellent in the case of Mrs. Jennie Dun can, of Haynesville, Me, now 70 vears old. She writes: "Electric Bi m of Chronic Dyspepsia of 20 vears standing, and made me feel as well and strong as a young girl." Electric Bitters cur Stomach and Liver diseases. Blood disorders, Ueneral Debility and bodilv weaxness. Sold on a onarantea it Newuw Druo Co.' drug tor. Pric only ( .. ' . NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERS Sealed bid will b received bv the county court of Union and Wallowa counti of Oregon, up to noon. February 7, 1906, forth construction of a bridg aeros th Wallowa rivr, according to plan and specifications on 111 in th Clerk' office of each of said counties. : Bids for the' abutment and approaches must be separate from the bridge proper. Certified checks for 9(1 k. amount of th bid must accompany the am, a a guaranty that a contract and bond will be entered into to build said bride, or abutment and tht C4M may be, according to taid plans i " . no specincauon. Said court reserve the richt ta r. wt any and all bids. J. B. OlLHAH County CI jrk of Union cu.i;j. wiun. WTITE SLAVE ORIS Victoria, a C Jan. 20. Tnat a slave market, in which young white giris e the merchandise, is in full blast on tie Northern coast of British Columbia, is the gist of the report, from the Ottav a government to the government of tnt province of British Columbia. The Do minion authorities have received their in formation in an elaborate report from C. J. South, the retiring secretary of the British Columbia Children's Aid Society. In consequence of Mr. Smith's sensa tional disclosures, Hon. F. J. Fulton, act ing attorney general, has directed the provincial police to investigate the alleged conditions, while at the same time the Dominion - has ordered inquiry by the agents of the department of Indian affairs. Hitherto the provincial police have left the Indians to the care of the Indian agents taking little cognizance of their doings ex cept when they have become involved grave criminal offenses. in we course or nis direct and very positive report, Mr. South states that at Cape Mudge there it a family of, half breeds, both men and girls showing very little of th Indian strain. The elder brother, who recently gave one of the biggest potlatchee ever known In th north, ha for years been doing a whole sale and retail business as a slaver, his to whom the girls of the tribe are sold, th mother returning to the tribal village upon desertion. This slave traffic ha been in existence for five generations, and the girls show none of the Indian, and are easily sold at from $500 to $2000 each according to disposition and good looks. A similar traffic is said to be carried on at Port Simpson and at one or two other northern points. ATROCITY Of YAQUI INDIANS . Santa Rosa, Jan. 20. Mrs. Homer Rambo, formerly of this city, who now reside with her husband on th border of the Arizona Indian country, hat sent a letter to Santa Rosa relatives. She is right in the midst of the Yaqui uprising against the Mexicans. Among other things she states in her letter that the most recent atrocities committed by the Yaquis was the capture of two Mexicans, the soles of whose feet they cut off and then compelled them to walk over cactus by way of further punishment. ONLY A f EW MINUTES . We're In business for your health, i eiepnona us and in a tew minute your goods will ba at your door. ' Newuh Druo Company. Phone, red 81 DINING ROOM OPENED' The Blue Mountain Hotel has opened its dining room. Rates. $1 and $1.25 a a day. Meals 25 cents. LA GRANDE SCHO I OF MUSIC PROF. DAY. PRINCIPLE. MRS. DAY, ASSISTANT. This is one of the best musical in stitutions in the state, and that people in this city and valley are begininng todiscover the advantage of this school. The system it the latest and most practical, and in cludes all the latest discoveries in the art of teaching music. The school is divided into two depart ments; No. 1 is for beginners from 6 years or more and are taught the first three grades. Pupils come one hour each day. This is no kin dergarten system but far superior. In No. 2 the grades are from 2 to 6. Here they graduate. Pupils take one or two lessons a week as they desire. No scholars will be permitted to remain in this school who do not study. . . ... Opposite the Foley House over the candy store. Phone. 473. FOR COUGHS THE FOR PUB FOR OOMSUEflPTlOM I " CHAS. EBY. SR., of Elizabeth, IIU wrltesj , dp Id out mar tnn Mci Wc Ki m ABSOLUTELY C II A 17 A HTtT rn y m EjKa fm Fine Confectionery nnrl : Cigars VanBuren tt LUMBER RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES Better Lumber and Cheaper than is sold in La Grande, We deliver it to your building Crande Ronde Lumber Co ; PERRY, OREGON. m4stsMt.ttMtttttntttt)tt))MMM)t)tu ANNUAL MEETING . Th annual meetinor of the stack hold er of the Oretron. Montana Develonmant Company will be held in the city of La Qrande, Oregon, on Friday, January 26, 1 906, at 1 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of electing officer and board of directors and for the transaction of any other bus iness that may come before said meeting. W. W. Randau, Pre. E. A. Wills. Sec., Pro. tern. Service This drug store trie to serve every customer so well that they will not think of going slsswher for drug store goods. A. T. Hill, Prescription DrugStis WONDER WORKER sclo Lf:a i:Eccr-H::sj ut D0 VT REST CONTENT In th matter of cigar until you hav smoked at least on -C. B. True, there are f o ne cigar that will -afford a measure of satisfaction it remains for the C. B. to fill th who! bill of prune tobacco, flavor, making up, shape, etyle end great value for iittl money. If you can crowd mor com fort in th moking lin into cigar shap than you'll find in thie all-to-the-good cigar tell us. W'll beat it if we can. -C. E. HACKMAN, Factory Corner Adams Avenue and Greenwood Street - Red 1641 AT ) : LIGHTNING COLLECTION : AGENCY H A. Watson, Mgr. All claims placed In our hand b paid direct to the creditor. 'Our system get th money. Full particular mad known, upon application to interested parties. Office up-tair In Ralston building La Grand, Or. - AND v vy li it Di vi- CMiiip.Aiiy ; ; ; ; .