La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 16, 1906, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text4 i :4i rm .... .. A GOOD EXAMPLE THE BEST SERMON Therefore it it not necessary for us to preach about the necessity of paint, so we will only tell you the best kind to use, which is SHERWIN WILLIAMS' It is cheaper in the long run, there fore it is most economical. It is. better than other makes because it is carefully ground, and mixed with' the best material; and as it comes ready for use. anyone can apply' it. iSTANIUS & JARMAM, Paper Hangers and Decoratoratars 1 ,'Stcond Hand Bicycles , , ', One Rambler ..... $6.00 ; One Ideal,-, i.i.....: .4 10.00 One Colambia Chainless 1S.00 ', One Ladies' wheel...... 10.00 New Bicycles Cleveland and Princetons V $25 to $100 PHONE RED 261 CL SMITH CREAMERY BUILDING UPHOLSTERING AND ' CABINET , . MAKING . . Furniture repaired and upholstered No order too small or too large. AU work guaranteed. Old furniture made good as new E. E. SCOTT, Shop 1420 Adams Avenue Phone Red 672 HOUSE CLEANING MADE EASY . With the assistance of JOE WILLIAMS . I Charges reasonable and Prompt Service. Leave orders at the Red Cross Drug Store or phone blk 2? 1 THE LA GRANDE NURSERY SHADE TREES Is one of my special ties. Delivery to be made on or after March 16. Special bargains on Roses I also have a fine lot of Apple, pear, prune, plum, cherry, appri eot, peach, mulberry," shade trees and ornamental -trees, grapes, currents, gooseberry, blackberry, dewberry, rasp berry, vines, creepers, and hedge plants. Phone 1511. Thorns' grocery Geo. W. Powell, THE I OXFORD PAR : I JAMES FAHQUHARSON. Prop, , Complete vmorxwmai of I WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS CnlH lunches and mixed drinks a specialty. Fair and impartial treatment to all. You are lrited J DOINGS ON LOCAL AND (OAST RIM. TRACK AID DIAMOND PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Won , ? 6 - 4 ' S 1 1 Lost 1 5 4 6 ? PC. .8?"? .8 r .51 .428 .143 .125 San Franc'sca Los Angel s Kortland " -Frenso Cak and Seattle AMERICAN LEAGUEIN FULL BLAST The biggest crowd that ever witnessed a ball game in Washington saw the open ing of the American league last Satur day, t-ongressmen. diplomats and otherH ans to the number of 13.000 witnessed the game as played by Washington and Philadelphia. The score was S to 4 in Philadelphia's favor. SUITS ARRIVE' Yesterday saw the team arrayed in their new uniforms. The suite arrived Satur day and the boys hurried into them and after minute examinations it was decided that the suits "Were alright" and all the boys are well pleased with them. . The suit proper is a pure maroon made of first class goods and has white belts, and a white "LaGrande" across the breast of the shirt. The cap is maroon with two bands of wmte. ine huh u, uImX and white stripped.' Tne combination of colors is "Just right" and the boys have reason to be well satisfied with the whole outfit. "" PRACTICE PLEASES ALL Captain Siegristand Manager Heisner are jubilant over the showing ' made bv the candidates for positions oa the team yesterday. Whether or not it was be cause they had their new suits on is hard to tell, but the practice was good enough to cause Captain Segrist to say this morning that "It was fine . and dandy" It is very likely that the first matched game will be ' between Elgin and La Grande here next Sunday. After the practice Wednesday, the line-up of the team will be given out ' Gregory the Walla Walla Twiler did some fine work and described curves and straight ones that puzzled even the best hitters in the team, Betzel the Eastern man showed a great improvment over the showing made over a week ago, and from present indications these two men will constitute a pitching force as good as there is in any amateurs team. BOY ATHLETES TO MEET Boys Interested in juvenile track work Should attend the meeting at the M. E. church tonight at 7:30. The team is to be organized and complete arrangements made for the coming season. BOOSTERS FINALLY WIN The run of luck that the Yellow Kids of Athena has had this season was stopped last Saturday when the Boosters at Walla Walla defeated them by the big score of 1 to 4. BOSTON HORSE SHOW i (Scrlpps News Association) ; . Boston, Mass, April 16. The great Boston Horse Show, which promises to be one of the greatest sporting and soci ety events of the season, will open in Mechanics Building . this evening.; For weeks preparations for the event have been going on and when the show is thrown open to the public this evening, it will be one of the most gorgeous and in teresting sights ever seen in this city. The number of entries has beaten every previous reccrd and never before has there been such a large display of fins horses in this city as there will be during this week. Many of the most prominent owners of fine horses in the East are rep resented this year. , BIG WRESTLING TOURNAMENT (Scrlpps News Association) Montreal, Que, April 16 The wrest ling tournament for international heavy weight championship opens here tonight and will last four days. Nearly three thousand dollars are offered as prizes and a large number of the most promi nent heavyweight wrestlers of Canada and the United States are entered for the championship contests. The winner of the championship will receive a belt and $600 in cash. There will be eight prizes, running down to $100. The reasonable expenses of all the wrestlers taking part in the tourna.nent will be paid. Several hundred prominent athletes and sportsmen are here to witness the tournament FOR FAMILY USE Every family in town should have a box of soap from our window this week at 20 cts. Come in or telephone us. -Newlin Druo Co. ftorvTZoMhTcrtA. w m r- i , r.,s - arA T t,nn TV-nk1e! id lies E. 9 AMUSEMENTS GOOD SINGING The Northland s:neer, Mr. Ben Hend neks, the celebrated Swedish comedian. comes to Steward's opera house. Mondav April 23. His manaear. Mr. William Gray, has this season provided Mr. Hend f.z):Z ? nw r.omntnv. Mr. Hendricks has one "of " those enjoyable types of Swedish eiaracter to which he is so peculiarly adaoted. Durintr th action of tne play he will sing six new songs, ::P.nIopen6.". "Northland . Lullaby "J owagger Swedish bwelr "Strawberries." "Open your mouth and shut your eyee," "Fair land of Sweden," and others. ; Mr. Hendricks is a Graceful and talented actor, and his songs, charming as ballads, art fuil of romance and Dathos: thev are a feature of the performance and each one is a nit. They are soft and sweet and full of sympathy. By a happy utilization of diversified talent he also combines drollery and dignity and makes the part of Ole, the hero of the play, a memorable picture. ANAEMIA GIRLHOOD'S SICKNESS It Is easily verifiable in chlorosis, ima. mia, (green sickness, as mothers call it), that the patient suffers from greater or ess difficulty along ths spine, to which all this needless suffering in oirlhood I. Hi It Is equally well demonstrated that no system of treatment save Ostaopathy pays any attention to these ennditinna Osteopaths hunt out these spinal and other deviations from normal healthful anatomy, and remove them by plain com mon sense, mechanical means, just as you would straighten or replace the wheels of a watch. The blood -makincr organs are thus let free to resume their work of making blood. There is no attemDi to suddIv bv in. ternal drugs the lacking qualities of the blood, for If once supplied thev are toon used up and the patient is wnera she w before taking. How much better is the Osteopath s way of setting the natural organs of suppiy into action that the proper quantity and quality of the blood may be maintained in the way Nature de signed? TREASURER'S (AIL FOR WARRANTS Notice is hereby riven that th. nn. signed, Treasurer of Union. CountvTOr.. gon, has funds on hand with which to pay all County Warrants that were pre sented and endorsed bv . th Treasurer prior to March 1, 1901. Also all Contingent Warrants outstanding. . No interest allowed on the above war rants after March 50, 1906. John Frawlev Treasurer of Union County. Take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea this month. ' Drives away spring tired ness. Dives annatir mnA .1..- I r . aiuup, IIiaK.g you well and keeps vou well. n,.t family tonic. 55 cents. Tea or Tablets Newum Druo Co. A BARGAIN A ? room house .with bath, cellar, and two lots on First Street near Main all fur nished. A bargain if taken at once, will sell real estate seperate from furniture. LaGrahdb I KmiUKT C i. .... ,t -aw. - . .ti FOR REGRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS. Second District, 21 (X) George S. Shepherd, of Multnomah County. "Make dirt fly at Panama and save twelve thousand miles to market." KZ,Z7:ra -w w m u i iiiiirr. Kin m rm i ' rr-l "".uma, T3 . ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF UNION COUNTY ' I hereby announce myself as Candidate for the Republican nom ination for County Judge, subject to the primary nominating election to be held April 20th. J. C. Henry. ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF UNION COUNTY - . . I hereby announce myself as Can didate for the Republican nomination for Representative for Union county 'subjsct to the primary nominating election to be held April 20th. S. R. Ha worth. ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS . OF UNION COUNTY. I hereby announce 'myself as Candidate for the Democratic nom ination for Sheriff of Union county, subject to the primary nominating election to be held April 20th. T. B. Johnson. " ANNOUNCEMENT I hereby announce my candidacy t - w...L'.tI; zt t!".? X County Judge on the Republican J Ticket, subject to the will of the Republican Electors, at the primar X ies to be held April 20th, 1906. . , Wm. B. Sargent. ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF SOUTH LA GRANDE DISTRICT I hereby announce myself as Candidate for the Republican nom ination for. Justice of the Peace, subject to the primary nominating ' election to be held April 20th. '': '' 1 Wk. Grant. AMIMOUIMCCMCIMT Desire nomination on Republican ticket for re-nomination. : , ' l " JOHN E. HOUGH Justice of the Peace 5 V- ANNOUNCEMENT J TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS J . - OF UNION COUNTY 2 ' I hereby announce myself as J Candidate for the Republican nom- ination for Sheriff of Union County, J subject to the primary nominating 2 election to be held April 20th. Cha's Huo. TREASURER'S (ALL FOR CITY WARRANTS Notice is hereby given that there are now funds on hand to pay all out standing warrants issued on General Fund of La Grande City, up to and including No. 61 IS endorsed August 17th 1904. Interest on all warrants on General Fund from No. 4901 to No. 6115 inclu sive, ceases from this date. There ara also funds in the treasury to pay all warrants issued against Road Fund of La Grande City, up to date. Interest on all warrants on all Road Fund ceasee from date of , this call La Grande, Oregon, April J 4th 1 906. J. K. Wrioht . City Treasurer. NOTICE FORPUBLlCA'tON I DEPAKTMENT OF TUB INTERIOR. J. B. Ind Oflloe. Grande, orproa. Nolloe Is hereby given thut tbe following auud Miller bu filed notice of hli intention h2f.e. dD,i' P0"" support or bis claim, nd that Mid. proof will be made before the Ktput r and Kwvlver or tlie U. H, Lund omoe.st La lrnde. Oregon, an Apri' 7, urn, v.! H. lu No KJM, j.ron inker, of Mfuchnra, Orefou, for the Lot. , 6. 7, 8 SK eW'i Pee. 21. Tp.. ID., K. 86 E W M rie immee the following, wltnewe to prove hie oootluuoui residence upon and cu.Uv tlon of siurt land, vis: w.uva- r,H,D5 H.?l'',n;. ''n Donsldeon. Earl : . ,'r T. . i . " ...... v. Lgt.ii, Kit-aura Ik W. Davis. THE ORIGINAL HONEY and TAR alUUdl , ... in the YELLOW PACKAOW Why Not Live Well? You can do this and not spend any more money than you arc spencing now. The secret is trade at the SEATTLE GROCERY CO. Our prices ars right our detivery system is right, our groceries are right ' Crackir snaps. Ths children cry for them. You will like : SEATTLE GROCERY CO LAWSON BROS. Prop. STEWEWJT . v. n, oitwftixu, i-ropnior and Manager THE FAMOUS NORTHLAND SINGER 1 BEN HENDRICKS and the screaming comedy MONDAY. CALL AT MRS. ! r i x L : i II I i 1 LA. GRANDE IRON WORKS D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor. C mplete Machine Shops and Foundry .General Blacksmiths, We manufacture The Fitzgerald Roller Feed Mill., the best and cheapest mill on ths market. Our shops are quipped with machinery to handle any sized work, nothing too large or nothing to small. Highest prices paid for old cast iron. e HIS APPRECIATION .THE BUSINESS MAN thoroughly appreciates the advantages of a checking account with a bank, Those who do not keep such an account miss many of its advantages. Ws are always glad to explain ths workings of a checking account to those who are not familiar with banking. Interests paid on time deposits and in savings department CAPITAL AND SURPLUS Cy&t? farmers 7attonat t OPEEfl - UMM I that has captivMed millions APRIL 23 Ole New Songs New Company A Swagger Swedish Swell Northland Lullaby .' - New Laughs Strawberries New Features Open Your Mouth and Shut Your Eyes. New "Ole Olson" Fair Land of Sweeden Prices Orchestra and orchestra ' center 75c Dress circle and balcony 60c. Children in balcony 25c. : LA 1ST 'III J. R. FORREST'S $74,000,00 : and Graders 32ank Olson MILL RY awvciiui i licumoma ana v;onsumption A. T- H!LL, Druggist to call and get acquainted. J