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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 9, 1906)
SEED Field and Garden IN PACKAGES AND IN BULK For several seasons we have been the leading seed distributors of Union countv , . , j iwait iivvn t Is larger than e-'tr Everything in the seed line Setme cur prices on either small or quantity t purchases n- V.OLIVBR j Slater Buildine IEFFERSON AVE Main 57 There's the Duce to pay If your laundry work is not properly done or returned on time, We are always on time, and our work is strictly first c-ass. Properly laundried linen a a pleasjre. We do work properly. Phone us and we will call for your work and re turn ii just when we promise Do not forget the phone number A. B. C. STEAM LAUNDRY PHONE MAIN 7 La Grvnie, Orfgn. IIIMMMUlMIMIIIIItilltllll i i LUMBER RHTA1LBD AT S WHOLiALE PRICFS Better lumber an J Cheaper than is so!d in Li Grand, We C liver it to your buiicTng l.vivMi Co CITY BREWERY JULIUS ROESCH, Proprietor. Largest Brewing Plant in Eastern Oiegcn Ask for La Grande Beer and get the Best LA GRANDE BEER IS MADE IN LA GRANDE AND SHOULD HAVE THE PREFERENCE agious blood pa so 170HST DISEASE IN THEYORLD 'ous Blood Poison is the worst disease in the world; not onlj itract it suffer, but the owful taint is often transmitted to inno whose lives ore blighted and bodies diseased because thi :' iious Blood Poison has been allowed to remain in the family r nrst sign of this disease I contracted Contairioue Blood Polsor. t little pimple or blister, byming a towel used by aome Infflctor. . -, ,,,.,. i. a u Pr" ""1 ' every symptom of tlic .1 breaks out. the mouth vile disorder. ItriedeTerrthinirlhanrri .-.leerate, the hair comes ot hut thedissaee not worse until 1 heard , .u-j of S. S. S. which I commrnoad, and con. colored Spots appear on tlnuedthstreatmentuutill waeentirsl ivk and breast : and as the wel1- Tn' on" '" nl 1 .. iv,i,i .,,.11...-,. v. havenevareean, the slightest sfirn of the thoroughly pollutes the disease sinoe. J08. SCHLCEUEB. i and ulcers form and if 801 Allan Aye., Sc. Louis, If o. i not checked the finger nails drop off, and the soft bones c and head are destroyed. S. S. S. g-oes down into the r blood and forces out every particle of the poison and makes a complete and lasting VC cure. As soon as the Rvtuu gets under tip influence of the retne.'.v the symptoms beci ' ' O W to pa.s awav, and when the cure is (otnpict VEGETABLE. the patient "is left in pi rk-ct heal h. S thoroughly docs S. S. S. rid the system of th f signs of the disease are ever srtn in niter years, and fiost'.-rt' rich, pure blood supply. I!v.U with complete instructions fo it and anv medical advice rVsired will lo j'tven without clmrg' THE SWIFT Si'ZSif.Z . V7Jl, OH OUfflAIKE BO. 2li Series 1C03. An ordinance directing and authorizing the Mayor and Recorder of the City of La Crande, Oregon, to enter a contract with J. L. Mars for tns consuuction of two cement cross walks far the city cf La Crande, Oregon. The city of La Grande does ordain as follows: Section One: That the Mayor and Recorder of the cityof La Grande, Oregon be and they are hereby directed and authorized to enter into a written contract on behalf of the city of La Grande with J. L. Mars, for the construction of two cement cross walks at the intersect! n of Depot St. and Adams Awe. in accord ance with the bid fjr construction and proposition of said J. L. Mars to constuct said cement walks for the sum of $124. each in city warrants drawn upon the general fund of the Treasurer of the said city of La Grande, and which bid and proposition for construction was accepted by the common council of the cityof La Grande, Oregon, at a regular meeting held May 2, 1906. Section Two: Th.s ordinance shall be and remain in full force and effect from and after the 7th day of June 1 906 and shall be published in one issua of the La Grande Ooserver. Passed by the common council of the city of La Grande, Oregon, this 6th day of June 1906, by 7 councilmen voting therefor. Approved by the Mayor this 7th day ijf J.w.. 1 ana J. B. Stoddard. Mayor. Attest: J. R. Snook. Recorder of the city of La Grande. WEATHER REPORT Co-operative Observers' Meteorological Record for the month of May, 1906 Station, La Crande, Oregon. Data Maximum Minimum Rang 1 71 63 18 2 73 45 30 3 76 40 36 4 . 63 56 27 6 68 27 41 6 69 33 36 7 72 40 32 8 81 58 46 9 87 ' 41 46 10 83 64 29 11 74 47 27 12 61 39 22 15 65 45 20 14 70 58 32 15 62 32 2) 16 49 34 15 17 64 29 35 18 75 38 37 19 65 45 20 20 68 45 13 21 67 40 17 22 68 41 17 23 62 45 17 24 74 33 41 25 69 46 23 26 63 ,44 14 27 68 41 17 23 48 38 10 29 47 39 8 30 49 40 9 31 65 38 27 Summary 2021 1239 782 Mean 65 ' 40 25 Max. temp 87 Min. temp 27 Total precip 4.97 Partly cloudy 9 t rnv or : ! HAPPIMFSS I . , j ' 1 Is nt a: a cood n-cry pecp:o say f ; f .,, .,, f 1.1..! 1- I a rood vcr.v dscii'o s?.v o! our pare.; s of pure, hirh grails mixed cs-id.es. And the hr.ppU'Hs is nnt fr.-uigfcd by ok-mry sr price Rest criirpp-;d ice o-j.i. friv-rs in Union C. - j I vn rkr"r" ti p cunc'v I Man j Mean temp 53 Date 9th Date 6th No. days clear 12 Cloudy 10 Dates of frost Light 17o-17o Lt. storms 10o-2?o Dust Storm prevailed on .he 3rd. Precipitation double that than any other year 1889-1890-1894 W. A. WoRSTELL, Co-operative observer THIS fOR MINE EVERY TIME No more a muddledbrain for mine I'll call for soda every time Quench my thirst to my heart's content, Save cash for clothes as well as rent Treat my wife and children too "Smile" with them, and "smile" with you. All the popular drinks at Hill's soda fountain. EXCURsToTTflliRS PKHIC The O. R. &, N. will sell round trip ! tickets t ) Weston Ora. May 30, 31st. ! June 1st and 2d 1S0'3 Tor Pioneers An i nua! Picnic at P4 fare or S3. 80. E. C. Moope i Every f.-'-'ly in own sr.oul-J hive a I bnx of so..,'. . 'i cii.' wind v.v th:s week ; -it 2.) ci. &. r lo'eihune us. 1 I-"..' ! 'N Cw) CO. G;d !-t' iM htp;vmes. Frie i-ls caro mot f r ai whon wo in-ist t em witn a cic-n s iii!l:r jf fac, hrigiit eyes, sparkling wits f,ci.w, wh ch e wios by tdKini Hv!"si6.'s Rjcky Muntaia Toa. 35 c:s. Tct ;r Table's. N...vL!N Dnuc Co. b u t .' LA GR4NDF, SAT. JUN6 16 EILER'S t DIG SHOW Representing RIP WINKLE WITH HIGH CLASS SPECIALTIES Making a cor.tiuous performance "THI OWE KWt C-,r'-MCS COOB HFMTM AND IM A BIG. TENT PAVILION THEATRE : Water Proof, Scatirr; 12:0 people ; 'mm win? yisnv to rxt kiu sum THE LARGEST, : OLDEST AD BEST Under Canvass Show : Traveling I Sec the Free : Cycle Exhibition I and Band Concert AT NOON : PRICES SO LOW ALL CAN ATTEND THIS SHOW I DOORS OPEN AT 7:30, PERFORMANCE AT 8 a Ladies and Children as well as old folks and those unaccustomed to it are oftentimes dismayed by the confusion and up roar of trains and travel. It is wrong to consign these people to the care of any save the most conscientious and careful attendants. You will find this kind on the Rock Island's through Pullman Tourist sleeping cars between San Francisco or Los Angeles and the East. We make a specialty, of Tourist Excursions. Special Tourist Conductors are employed to pilot these parties on the overland trip. Our red folder, entitled "Across (he Continent in a Tourist Sleeping Car," will tell you all about iu If you nave any friends going East sad can't go with them cm thtm by Rock Itland Ptrtonally Conducted Tourut Car. General Afent, ' Rock Islsnd-Frlico Lines. 140 Third St.. PORTLAND. ORE. Jllllil . yffl. Air. rv . ".,'- -f-:y ': tfti-w-j jr ,,. .. n i; ... i v.-.-r'in rov.nst vw't iT';-i: i-i i . ; . r In :i ui. !?.(': : : a , ' t v.-r liiny.v.-; ,: fitr..;, i.'-i, i, ts. w;-.y, .,:;'l- -. : , ' . ; t -.: r,; ':!. t;' '" " - . i ..'! ?! ;. t. h-: ; '- . : . I t.'" . c '.1U-; i ilu t w .' . I'ivt'4 :: i i!'i '.'i ..nit on an I n i ' ; -..': ' s '1 y'.- .i e. , !'.' ,.io wixk anil rnt I ". i II ? i'i-iv V-'..:-' It -' ' ' ' i cf t ; , M - ' - i i.i ." ...iik irom Wh " - '' h l!:s!i. n)i-;in in n di ' ' ' : t! lh '''."MM h ;:ii i its ,u i ' . ' "l '' "1 tilt" Sln-U'!. ' i " tii. i . : lire to p.opi'rly U- ai'-i i.. : " '" i ' . : !i ; t ' ': n, . , . ... .., (J ..,,, th.it in a ac ., .' re he f , " w n r. i, SI'"ll.,.'l i a H 'ill I.i. K I. ns:H"U0e o" '.v Pe " wnk " ; " or .torpid i....!i nr. rn nu.ni.iiu, ' nutrilii.il, so " .. f i.i " tti.in. lump;, " iveak" lin-r, "w.-l: ' li:,. as; S ot tile r 'v ;aiis mi tlvj-.v.: olfli-u Medical Discov ery' en ."ics the. ass: mi aurm of th- : "' i .i-iii nkHV-4..iry for the rotjiiii I'liicnt i of a lu-althy Iwdv. It Incre.is .h the no tivity oi tlf hW.-inctiiig ji' ai'i, nf..l so tt:.-r.-.:si- i Uie n-.-ntJv of blood which. IS tt:- v. a -I." ' ; .'lic'bly. Tlicrc is iu, ii.coiml in the "TV'm-ovfrv" aii'l it i etitirelv fn-e from opium, co cam r, an:! all otlier narcotics. Siok iiiid iiiiim; pt-op! especially thos; siiiT. ritij; fi.jiiu.is. iise in its chronic form nr.: iiivitnl -.o consult Dr. Tierce by letter fr.y. All corrcsnoii'iinee is held us strh ily .-ivated s icredlv cotilidential. A!.'- r.i ir. It. V. I'itws, Ilnffiilo, .V. Y. Ti... iv is mi similar o.ft r of free med ical advice which has behind it an in Btit it'.: nt n: tioiml note micIi as the In va'i.ls' Unci and Surgical Institute, Iii:...i.,), N. v., prcsid -d over bv Dr. 1 ler.e i'-, rliicf c.ii:idtiiiif plivsxian, with t.ie ;. .iMattce oi nearly a score ot sl-ilieu specih.-iis. "Tito WoilofSai .TatSloIno." "1 iliM.-t n--n-.ii semi s fi-w line. I,, vou to lrt v.m kii... h. I .ini K,.ttiii(, h.ik aiucctukiiiK tin- i.l.-i ul mcicine wln.-h ciirif.1 mr two J).- i i, sir-t st 1.0,,h Mo. 1 Mill coulnmc in v. iy R.,,il !.lt, ul( ,,link thne il( Kll-r ini o mm, ,)r ,K.rcr. Ool l.-i. Mw u-al lc..vi-ry. we would not "illet"'" '0 U""'" al th l ; have rpromnieii.lr.l nr. rlene's C.oMcii i ,f iC l',."'-'y to many frtcii.ls, snd they l) Uiiik it will ilo jurt wlmt i rlsimrd lor it It In the br.r thinx Tor nervoiiiie and for s weak, rim down condition that anv llv could want. I w, very nervous and wfak InM umi. mer I too, (We bottle, ol Ur. I'ierce's II. n Mc.lu-al UiKuvery snd it Just made me feel like new IiKmI. I can now wort all day lonK with out f.-eliuK the Icsxt bit tired. In fact I leel like s m w ii-rou. "", " My mother wan also cured bv it of a vm- bad nte of stomach trouble sIkiiii three yesra' ajo I thank you a thousand time, for what yoi have duue for me and for your kind advice." Wasted to m Skoloton. ..T AhTut V" J1"" "1 y health railed." writes Miss Alethe. , K r.reen. of t,pown Harford Co.. Maryland "I kept Retting down lower and lower, untl I could scarcely walk across the fl.r without atruKKlius snd Kaspina for breath My home physician pronounceil It i,eneral del bllity and catarrh of tt, throat, but .1" h did all he could, he failed toevsa relieve nie I tried various remedies, but sll of no svail ;.x.n wa.ted sway to s mere .kelcton. Finally I was persunded to write to Ilr. K. V. Pierce nt Bulfalo, N. V , which I .lid itnmedistely. Aild'oo receii-ing hi. very kin I advice I com, ctll ,, u of hi -flolden MeJicsl Discovery ' sml - a 7;!"U.KTrK'U'" .' lo"k ''r"n Utiles of the .H.Men Medicsl Itvy,vrry ami nine of the favorae freMTipiinn and to-rtnv I urn a well Wol..an. I do heaitily thank God aud I t. Piercs lor my good health " " Dr. Pierce's Common Reuse Medical Adviser is sent free on receipt of stamps to py exiK-use of iTHtiiin tiv, Send XI o!ie.cent stamps for the Ix-ok in cloth tnnilinn, ot 21 sUitis fur the paper cov ered volume. A tdress Dr. R. V. i'ierca. Buffalo, N. Y LA GRANDE SCHOOL CF MUSIC PROF. DAY, FRINCIPAL , MRS. DAY, ASSISTANT. This is one of the h :st musical in instiiutions in the i,tate. and that people in this city srd valley are begininng todiscover the advantage of this school. The system is the latest and rrcst practxal, aid in cludes all the latest discoveries in the art of ttachir.p music. The school is divided ir.to two depart ments; r.o. 1 is for tettnr.ers from 6 years or mere End are tauj-ht . the first three gride'. Fupils come one hour. each cay. This is ro k'm dergarten system but far superior. In No. 2 the j radc-s are from 3 to 15. Here thsy jraduale. Pupils take or.e cr two lessors a week s they de-sire. Nc s:!:oiars will fce permitted to ren-.p.in in this school who do not stuay. Oppcs'le the Foley House over the candy store, r litre. AH. , - '.;fl ?;-''. IriS w I I -s - I OTJ I I i U hi L U y r ti-'k.-i. rnul aud Klo ilian .- Ktiib L ui ul the a.id" Hit Ihnvi-r i- "bceuie nr.cAf-- e I' ,ere are mi n.Hiiy seeuii' alt a ( tenuis ul ,uter,i u,u id ., . iween..-.lenaiid leliv r t isl .' UJ1, uevet Uvvoiuea liresiiii.e . If you Mre uoln esal. write lor itnr. iiiMtioii ui,d n. i a iieit) bo- :iuut am tell you. all .ilsiut a '." W C MCBRIOS, A -nt, 12 Imra.ci. Portand jrt. - ,:' Ua 0 & s. 0 fiO t fW .DE, OH i;kom Obpin eagoaut; ta ii?m m 1 Portland. Dailes, Pen- ' " No. I diatnn, "vValla VraUa. f l-M a Hi, Moscow,- Bisjiaur L aid poiou 'erst ind north via Npukara - JonindaTfiirTsii- " p11" UmHtilla, Wal- o5 lula. Lawi.u.n. ( ollai. s0 A 8 0S n m M,u?-. WslUce, .,! 1.0J p. to. per, Hpoka,,. and other g;40am iwltits cast ,nd aurth f ' m v'a Hpokane ' lifllv er h!L."d l'itr- ' "!. - rrnni-l.roevi.ry flee days. .. as i,, .,,.. B.'c! MOOKK Agtn "-t-ltAKl, General 1'usseBgcr Aent Overton W. Price, Associate Forester ""'a, 'j
