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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1905
Page
3
Temple Texas advertising copy claims Herbine cures languor and headache by aiding nature. Testimonial from J J Hubbard dated March 22, 1902 says it helped with tired feeling and chills and fever. Bottle priced at 50 cents.
Oscar Oleaon of Gibson City Illinois reports a severe back ache resolved after one bottle of Ballard's Snow Liniment. He describes acute rheumatism worsened by wet cold weather and relief after use, dated February 16, 1902.
A vintage advertisement praises King’s New Life Pills for liver and stomach relief. It claims swift aid for health chases, urging readers to avoid fads, eat proper food, and keep bowels regular. Available for 250 at Newlin Drug Co. drug store with guarantee.
Masonville Iowa resident Harry Coulson extols KHucklen’s Arnica Salve as a cure for Blind Bleeding Itching and Protruding Piler. The ad notes availability at Newlin Drug Co druggists, price 250.
Fort William resident Mra S Lindsay reports relief from years of stomach troubles after using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The druggist advised the medication and she claims she has not suffered since starting them. For sale by Newlin Drug Co.
Scripps News Association reports no announced result from talks between Northern Pacific officials and telegraphers. No amicable adjustment has been reached, and a strike is not scheduled at this time.
Col Henry Win stock, a wealthy Denver broker, told police he was robbed of securities worth 120000 dollars while traveling home to New York from Boston on a Fall River Line steamer.
New York June 11 Belippe News Association reports Grady Strong, once linked to May Yohe, filing for bankruptcy. He lists liabilities over a thousand dollars and assets at zero while appearing with Yohe on the vaudeville stage.
The Rt. Rev. Lemuel H Wells of Spokane will administer the sacramental rite of confirmation and preach at St. Peter's Episcopal Church this evening. The service begins at 8 o'clock. All are invited to attend.
Yesterday afternoon during an electric storm the X L store owned by F Hamble was struck by lightning. The bolt hit the front corner and caused interior fires in four places, but quick help from J H McLachlen prevented total destruction. Damages are estimated at fifty to seventy five dollars, fully covered by insurance.
Julius Fisher Morse Walmer and Dave Ellsworth returned from Meadow Creek where they went Wednesday. They caught 1075 trout showing skilled angling. GW Rockman left Saturday for Portland to attend the Lewis and Clark Exposition.
Mrs Lottie Gilpin wife of William Gilpin died Sunday June 11 1905 at age eighteen from complications after an operation performed Friday. Funeral from the Mormon Church Tuesday at 2 o clock Bramwell officiating. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Plant of the city married there about a year ago. The family receives sincere sympathy.
An advertisement notes 24 sheets of writing paper and 24 envelopes for 10 cents at Newlin Drug Co. The notice invites readers to see the window for a special price on baled plain or tinted paper.
Helena Montana January 12 definite advices were received here today that Bower Bros Ferguson county sheepmen received 26 cents per pound for their wool clip totaling 300000 pounds. This is the largest price paid in Montana to nearly 30 years.
A special meeting of the business men of the Commercial Lab is set for tomorrow evening to consider important matters. All members are urged to attend. Wm Miller, President.
Warning is hereby given that anyone found dumping refuse on any property belonging to the La Grande Real Estate Association will be vigorously prosecuted. The protected area includes Riverside and Williamson's additions to La Grande. Miller, President.
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