La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 16, 1907, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextGERMANY TO HAVE f AIR IN 1912 LABORERS . Wvlpps News Association) , TSan Francisco, Jan 16 Though the labor situation in this city - is rapidly as- turning normal conditions there to still a great demand for ordinary laborers not lone here but all the coast and thru the entire state. Bricklayers and carpenters aft badly required and there is a great dearth of cement and iron structural : workers. Construction is now going on in sixty steel and frame buildings from five to sixteen stories in height, within six blocks of Union Square but the work is handicapped owing to the absence of a sufficient number of laborers. The de n(M for clerical and office help is con- sum, and increasing, as is also that for household help. THE YEARS COLD OUTPUT . (Scrtpps Newa Association) , ,, t55:rjT5!s, j ib me void pro duction of this country for 1906 show an output Of $100,700,000 a gain of nearly $18,000,000 over the 1905' production and establishing a record total. The great . part of this increase was contributed by the new cimps in Nevada and Alaska. POSITION WANTED By competent man in the Grocery business, has had years of experience. Inquire at this office. PULP FED CATTLE Jeff Bull and J H Russell are preparing to feed eight hundred cattle at the sugar factory. These cattle will arrive in a few days. Five hundred of this bunch are steers and three hundred cows. WARNING NOTICE The ordinance which prohibits the throwing or depositing of manure and other filth into the streets and alleys, will go into effect on the 16th day of January tuk will be strictly enforced. ' ' Owners of orooertv upon which such deposit has been made and while condi tion is contrary to the provision of this ordinance, should take immediate steps to clean up. Fair warning to all. ' - As tha ordinance under which this faction is taken provides a penalty, prompt action shou'd be taken or additional ex pense will be adaed. H. W. Stoner, Street Supt for the city of La Grande Dated this 10 day of January, 190?.' IWJ1 EH5EKE Whenever it so-ii or uli eonc'.itiim ( t'w 111 " r rfus:s Some iiitei -hi j r -.non, underlyiii:,' ' '".r-e. .'" thetV;l-.M '' i n lily ' thrortVi tV ' '-' ! ; the diti-'iv-.i ' ," blood.' This w 'i i. skin j:ivc-: v . i ; "'statit dr:i- " inflamed an 1 .' ' pain nnd p.-uae Mh.vi :I t' c riiilv 1 Ul ;r:; i-tt .: nil i . V IS'.'J 1 (.'. fj i rt '.. '! t'-. trr y',t PURELY V-iCETADlE f blood Tli-'i the place lu pins to U J. ivw f!-s'i is formed, the inflamma tion subsides, ard S. S. S. 1- t t,")Vor.!rl.W eh aned the circulation the nlnre heal Jierni mancntiy. peetai imox oil r.o s cii.i cieeis jitim nnj wwium advice desired will be sent free to nil v ho v-f'ti the swimr spzctrsn co. 'CITY JULIUS Largest Brewing Phnt in Eastern Oiegon Ask for La Grande Beer land get the Best t LA GRANDE BEER IS AND SHOULD HAVE (Scrippa Newa Association) Barlin. Jan 16 The Chamber of Com merce at its annua! meeting today issued a statement dealing with the proposed great fair to be held in this city in 1912. It is the intention of the numerous Chambers of Commerce and Trade Asso ciations in the Emoire that tha hih- ition shall surpass all the worlds Fairs not excepting the marvelous exposition for which Paris is famous or the great Amer ican fairs. As the Emperor has desired that the fair will be typical of German thoroughness it will be truly representa tives of the German Empire. In his re port the President of theChamher. con cludes with the following words. 'Berlin expects within the five years to have at tained the proud eminence of being the continents first capital in point of popula tion and commeroial and political import- ance and will make most lavish arrange ments for entertaining foreigners-" uovernment will be asked to 'vote twenty million marks to help the project. 10 fLY in int VfLoi (8crtpps Newa Association) . , New York, Jan. 1 6 At its meeting to day the Areo Club of America finally de cided that tha contests for the Inter nationational Areonautic and Lahm should beheld in St Louis on the 29 October next It has been also decided that the ascents will be made from Forrest Park and the gas will be supplied through a twenty- tour inch main. LOSS Of ARMY STORES (Sorlpps News Association) London Jan 16 In a report issued to day Major Mrriden of the Royal Engine ers estimates the damage done by the recent fire at tha equipment stores at Portsmouth at $1,250,000. The entire equipment of an army corps was des trosed. The causa of fire according to Major Marriden cannot be determined, CFISISSIilL FOISKI to 1ie;;l, it is a surs sign of a diseased ARcO i mm v. s.rc lLsc'f ii shuulv outsKle evidence ot : to ru-e it is to remove the uec Mint'? t'.-.i.illv fr"ni ft retention ir i':i!.:;ril: s. T'.t-se flnuld pass ': i-.-i-uis; of ii .sin - m'-Ii c;nilitnn ol : i i tl. . s I'!-.! i r. Sor : vrui! t k tai en tip by the r Oise.-istd, r.nd the : nr V.i-L-r is funned. The con v s it v. f f.r, frow red and lie- :i iinit otUll tileie IS St is o ne'iv ft.r Sores anil Vlrers - i '. i i p trT"-r, made entirely in.''kr, l;nevn to be specifies ':.- :"v : aid ('.:; orders. S. S. S. i j Ii'.- very bottom of the VPii (V! iv, .iiiu inii '.es tlie poison and im- ina.'.:'r, f tint U'. e yore IS no longer is n.mrished and I with iin.iv. i'. i ., brt r-li-msr 1 xvil'i i: streai.i of healthy, rich ATLANTA. GA. BREWERY ROESCH, Proprietor. MADE IN LA GRANDE THE PREFERENCE A RARE "l 1 V . I Irf-f A sweet toned Emerson piano with the Angelus piaer. heard lingers in the memory. A. B. HUELAf JIERYEV AK&SlltMKKSPWAlTY That the trouble known as "nerves" receives entirely too little attention from its victims is beyond question It is not only a warning s gn that there is som thing radically vrng,. but, as the nerve are the govern )'s of vie whole being, it s the pla':ns: nr: of miisson Mi; -u suffeier is not in tne full compleusnoss of his or her natural competency for th affairs of life. A coidition of calm u.ider ordinary cor d tons s absolutely neces sary in eider that 'Hiera may be a re serve force of nervous energy for emer gencies. There are always definite reasons for the trouble; and, e'en when habits of life are largely raspinsble as aggriving causes, tnere is aiwayssome anatomicali) wrong coneitio.i tnai predisposes the suf- teror to the troun a If the body struc ture is in a state of perfect adjustment. if circulation tu f.very part is onobstruit- ed, if every nerve is uninterfered with in its work by pressure, and if nourishment and hygiene are attended to "nerves' will speedily d sappear. The Osteopath ! is the only spriciaint in detailed body ad justment and he is the muter of tha craft.- R'ghi of Way. HOW 10 AVO'D PXfUMONiA We have never heard of a single in stance ot a co id resulting in pneumonia or other lung trou.-ne wnan Foley s Honey and Tar has bep taken. It not only stops the cough nut nav ard strengthens 'ne lungs. Ask for Koiry'f. Hony ard Tar and refuse f.ny surst tute eiKred. Dr C. J. Bishop nf Asnow. Mich., writes: ' I hive used FoleYs H.iney and Tar in three very severe caoes ot pneumonia w tl) gocd ! result! in every tua. FOUND Twc log chms, found ntar the railroad cro4ir.g at the A. D C. Laun dry, were ltd at the Observer onic.;, where the owner iray secure the sarr.e A erk 4v.iv mitt psmmm UPM0LSTERIMG OLD FURNITURE M A D E '- - GOOD AS NEW Lounges and couches uphjlstered. Mattresses recovered and generaly renovated, carpets cleaned and put down. Special Furniture Made to Order. All Work Called For and Delivered Promptly, ; . , T. II. HILLNAIM Cor and N. Depot Monroe St. PHONE 1801 Red L . TREAT FOR MUSI FOUND A long chain was found near tne A. B.C. Laundry. Owner may have sitiaby ciiling at this otfU ani payin ' fifty cents for this notice. J L MAS, Contractor and Bui'd' Ivalei in Huildimr Material Building Stone, Clean Coarse Sand Qravel delivered. and Dro a line 'naming work,' and 1 will : nisiJtl"t.r!'.rt rrse. , ,.. . I ii I'M is -: "' ' i .COL , QUICKLY CURED B Foley's Honoy and Tap.;"" There is no case on record of a cold rtsultinr? in rneumonia, or other serious lung trouble, after Foley s Honey ana lar naa been taken. It will cure the most obstinate Tackintr coiieh. and heals and strengthens the lunsis. ' - Foley's Honey and Tap has cured many cases of incipient Consumption and even in the last staires will always give conuort and relief. Foley's Honev anil Tar cives quick relief to Asthma sufferers, as it relieves tne ciimcuit uream' inir at once. . Remember the name ioley S Honey and Tar and refuse substitutes that cost you the same as the genuine. Do not take ? . chances with some unknowo preparation. Contains no opiates, Cured cf Tirrilb Cough cn Lungs, N. Jackson of Danville, III., writes: "My daughter had a severe attack ot La Grippe and a terrible cough on het lungs. We tried a great many remedies without relief. She tried Foley's Honey and Tar.which cured ber. She has never been troubled with a cough since." Contumpllca CureJi Foloy & Co., Chicago. Dana, Ind. Gentlemen: Foley's Honey and Tar cured me of Consumption after 1 hat suffered two years and was almort des perate. Three physicians failed to give me any relief aud the lust one said he could do mo no good. 1 tried almost, every meiliclue I laard tell of without benefit, until Foley's Honey nud Tar was recommended to me. Its effect right from the sturt was mngicul. I improved steadily from the first dose nnd am now sound and well, and think Foley's Honey and Tar is a God-send to people with '1 hroat and Lung Trou ble. Yours very truly, I MRS. MARY AMBROSE. Three sizes 25c, 50c, $1.00. The 50 cent size contains two and one-half times as much as the small size and the $1.00 bottle al most six times as much. SOLO ISO BEMMMEIDED BY A. T. rill, Drvtfir r, r U Commencing week and continui..w MR. J. H. SMITH Formerly Wanamaker's player, piano expert, but now with Sherman Glay & Go , of Portland, will be at Heulat's Music Store where he will be glad to demon strate to you the WONDERFUL POSSIBILITIES of THE EMERSON ANGELUS Come and listen, you will surely enjoy the treat Onee A II Mil IXIIIU vs RALSTON BLDQ. 10DCE DIRECTOR! iCLES-La Grande Aerie SE9F.0 rrceis ii-rv 'Fiicsy ntt ir Elk a... at 8 p m."it . Visiting : brhreo vited to attend . ' t v, - - , R, Snook W. S H. Peara W. P. ... fcHf . O. O. F. La Grande Lodge No. 16, meets in their hall every Saturday night. Visiting brothers cordially invited to at- end. Gemetery plat may oe seen at Viodel Restaurant. ,E. B. McKiooy, N. Q. E. Cox. Sec. STAR ENCAMPMENT. No. 51. 1. O. 0. F. Meets every first and third Thurs days in the month m uad reuows nan. visiting patriarchs always welcome, D. E. Cox, Scribe. M. W. A. La Grande Camp No. 7705 meets every Monday evening at I O. O..F. .' hall, -Ail -visiting neighbors ' 1 are cordially invited to attend. V. a. turret v. o. CS.Wiu.ians Clerk. -r. -.: FORESTERS OF' AMERICA Court Maid Marion No. 22 meets each Wednes day night in Elks hall.. Brothers ire invited to attend. En Wrioht Chief Ranger U j. bCRiBBR financial beo. Board of Trustees Dr. Q. L, Bioqers John Hall and G. S. Wiluaml - - - . '-'FRIENDSHIP TENT No. JIl.K.O.T ..--Meets second and fourth Wednesdays .ach month in I. O. O. F. i rt&'L .Visiting niuhts welcome. . " .i v: :i , . s Ball, vom Hox Bloch, Record Keeper , . . . - g L,. .T. M. HIVENo.27.-Meets every nrst and third Thursdays in the after noon at the Redmen hall. All visiting ladies are welcome.! '! . l( : Mauds Lono Lady Commander, id. C. VESSEr, Kecord Keeper, B. P. O. E La URANDE LODGE No 423 Meets each Thursday evening at O'tht o'clock in Elks hall, on Adams Avenue. ' Visiting Brothers are cordially invited to attend. - E. W. Davis, Exalted Ruler 0. E. McCully. Recording Secretary. LA GRANDE LODGE No.' 169, WOODMEN OF THE WORLD Muds every Friday of each month in the K. of P. hall in the Corp building. All visitinp members welcome. Fked Jacobs Consul Commander J. H. Kbeney, Clerk. . RED CROSS LODGE, No. 27 Meets avery Monday evening in Uastle Mall, Corpe building. A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knights, N. L Ackles, C. C. R. Pauison, K. R. & S. RATHBONE- SISTERS Rows la Tem ple No. 9 meets every Wednesday even ing a,t 8 p. m. in the K. of P. Hall in the Corpe building. Visiting members cordi tlly invited. Milly Frale M. E. C mci Procter M. nf R. & C. LA GRANDE LODGE No. 41, A &, A. M. Regular meetings 2d and F. 4th Tuesdays 7:30 p. m. L. H. Russell. W. M. C. D. Huffman, Sec RE3EKAH-CHRYSTAL LODGE NO. 60Meets every Tuesday evening at the i. O. O. F. lodae. All visiting members a re invited to attend. Mary Frakek, NG Lizzie Haworth, Secretary. MODERN BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA Meets every Tuesday even ing Lewis hall opposite Hotel Sommer, Visiting members always welcome. Auoust Stuart, Pres. W. B. Saroekt. Sec. Reconstructs your whole body, makes rich red blood. Drives out impurities that nave collected during the winter. Holl- ster's Rocky Mountain Tea is a family tonic. 26 cents. Tea or Tablets. Newlim Druo Company. f WTO ' servatively issing. Vbf her " shing - 1 IIIVMIVVI COR. DEPOT & ADAMS AYE. La Grande Camp No. 7703 M. W. A. wants you for a member. It offers you the best and cheapest, safe insurance at the lowest cost : " ", y Join now while we are fteeurinff " other arjDlica- tions, and ; be initiated ! with a bunch of candi- dates. ' I '' We also have accident I insurance, . paying fdr time ; lost by sickness or i accident. f j-;' ,Qur .order has more than double the member ship of ' any other order giving straight life insur ance, arid we charge less than others for the same kind of insurance. 1 The next order in size to ours is the . K.'O. T. M. and it has about 313,000 members. . Our order has 840,000 members, have ing increased about 1 00, 000 during the past twelve months. Our District Deputy John H. Starr will arrive In La Grande on Monday, January 21, and will be with us until the following Saturday. See him and give him your application. It costs $6 to join beside examination fees. VYISt COUNSEL f ROM THE SOUTH "I want to give some valuable advice to those who suffer with lame back and kidney trouble," says J.R. Blankenship of Beck, Tenn. "I have proved to an abso lute certainty that Electric Bitters will positively cure this distressing condition. The first bottle gave me great relief and after taking a few more bottles,! was completely cured; so completely that it becomes a pleasure to recommend this great remedy." Sold under guaranet atJNewlin drug store.Price 60a.