it
hull-
bfottf IprlTM wa wW jgtvVraaiara!scotirit on torn goods, dres -triiaiiilnaa,
hats, ribbooa and hopdrids of other things too nuneron
tfspmktloa.' jtyVsmierJVll fat gdodji are new tbta'aeaaon and on
4 pikmtntnavi WW 4r t&tt"wl4 w Arm iVU'arewd. ' "'
-W daa't want foa to Uka oar wdrd, .have boudrada of witnesses ;
baaldatiolda 6aA lirieairflt will be money in roar pocket to call .
tiiTIesVsrrdw )Sd wa'rlglt. tiperl Jeweler who jguarantees all work
MitlP. STORE
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-ffirt 'lS ASPECUIr INVITATION TO YOU. '.,
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invitation .to yon and yotir Mends to call and see' them. jJ
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Paper Is -Cheaper Than Goal
and Looks
Irf 'othoi"' words il yoUr walls are well papered -
jfouie iuel bill will be reduced. We do proper
Paper flanging at dricei you can afford to pay. '
v ARRIS & PRICE
1 h Tkinter Paper 'Hangers and ; Deoorators. .
A. OH ARRIS, Phone 1666,' J.M. PRICE, Phone 1491
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J. H. Peare,
Fresh Chocolates
Fresh Bon Bous
Fresh Nougaot .
Fresh Carmels . ; .
Fresh Taffey t ;
I Fresh Saiteol Peanuts
. Fresft, Salted Almonds J .
Fresh Popcorn i
y Fresh Fruit
ALWAYS
ON TIME
When yoo order- groceries from ns yoo . 9
are sore to have them'dellTered oo time
ANOTHER THING
When yon order groceries from us you are sure to '
get the very best to be bad. We keep only the best 4
The next time you are at our store
s1to we our special line of
BREAKFAST BACON
LADIES
Don't tray sweet-shop, maohlne-
made hatswban you eto gat the
beat hand-made np to data bata
just as cheap. . Mad to order bats.,
specialty.
J
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11 12 ill II L .5
w- - - - r tji
nian'r new desiehs in Wall
and we extend this ' iDecial )
TVU uui hu nuu nv
Jt At. !!!.
tut vibh. - art
V.
Better
IF BROKEN HEARTS
could be mended at neatly, quickly
and thoroughly aa I can repair
your jewelry libera would be no tor-
. row Id tbe world. , No matter
. whether It be a watcb, ring, a neok
i looe or a baby pin dear from aaso-
olatlon neede repairing, bring it to
me and it will be mended eo . you
..cannot tell it from . new. My
specialty is watoh repairing. Bring
" it here ind bare it done boneitly,
expertly and cheaply.
the Jeweler
Be,
AfjUjtaMLL
& POTTED MEATS t
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GROCERY STORE J
LA GRANDE MORNING OBSERVER
CURREY 6R0S. Editors and Proprietors.
faulted at tbe Pna Offioe
at La Grande, ;
Mail Matter. '
' PublUhtd Daily
One Year in Advance...
Hii Months in &danoe.
16.60 1
3.50 1
"TUESDAY MORNING,
BRECON'S rSHARE SMaLI
The .Sundry. Civil Service
Bill, reported to! the House on
M aroh-25-by4 the committee,
cairies 155,623,001, being f 28,
080,208 lesi than were provided
tor in that bill a y ear ago.
OrAtrfin AnpA niit raaiyi 'to fiire
" - .
as well in this bill. aS", formerly,
and if the bill becomes a law as
reported, Oregon will only get
$127,000; of this $100,000 is for
the canal at Celilo;- 20,000 lor
United States Courts in Oregon,
$3,000 for Crater Lake Park in
Southern Oregon, and $4,000
for rent for post office in Port
land.
It is claimed lhat our Seuators
will endeavor to have tbe . bill
amended when it reaches the
senate, so as to increase the ap
propriation for the Celilo canal
from $100,000 to $300,000 and
also ask for $625,000 for im
provement ' of the Columbia
rivor below Portland and $500,
000 to be expended at the mouth
of tbe (Jolumbia river: but it is
one thing to ask and quite
another to receive.
" This Congress has a strong
leaning toward small appropria
tions as is manifested in the
heavy slush it made on the
Grande Ronde Valley Fruit Farm
. The Qrando Ronde valley fruit farm
oontiilm 820 noica, and ia to be sold in
lots of of ten lota and ani up, to suit
the purchaser, It ia situated eight mil
ea north-eaat of La Grande, Oregon,
near (he Elgin branch of the O. B. & N.
allrond.
We furniah the purchaser, at the end
of three yeara, a thrifty growing apple
orchard, one that baa been cared for
from aettlng, In t lie moat approved
manner, cultivating tbe land bix or
eight tlmoB a year, keeping the giound
well pulverised, and at all timea free
from weeda, graaa aud other vrgetatlon
Mav let and August 16th of eacb year;
keening the tree pruned in the moat
I scientific manner) removing and burn
ing all cuttings and suckers, and in
j short, do any and all work which will
I be for the boat intereat of the treee. We
I replant all trees that may die in the
I first, second and third years, and pay
all taxea for tiiree years. We furnish
tbe land, labor and material, and trees,
and three years' care, at the price ol
tlSft per acre, giving three years in
which to pay for it.
Our terms of payment are 55 per cent
of purchase price,-cash: balance in
three yoarly payments, bearing intereat
at the ratea of 0 per cent iter annum.
The purchaser can remain where ho
it, make no immediate ci. jiige In hia
bualneBS or borne Intereata, making his
present business pay for his investment,
sacrificing no time while the orchard Is
Being brought into bearing condition,
add rest assured that akilled horticui
turaliats will do the work better than
he can unlesa he ha had horticultural
experience undor conditione exietiug in
Oregon. Alter trees have had scientific
care, pruning and shaping for three
yeara, the eubsequent work is ini'cb
more methodical and can bo success
fully done by those without horticui
tuial skill.
As an investment it la gilt edge; and
Is the nearest possible approach to a
guaranteed annuity.
We have all our work done by con
tract and the contractors are under
heavy bonda to us tor the faithful per
formance of their aork.
We have executed a bond to the
amount of (10,00(1, and have appointed
Hon. ,1. M. t'hurch, caahier of the I -a
O ramie National Bank, truetee.
tot further particulars see
M. L. CAUSKY,
President Kastern Oregon Colonising
Company.
Folev-R jcei h Uldg, I.aCirnnde. Or
D..VV.-4.-1.
Marshals Notice
I hereby give notice that Irom oo
and alter this date I will strickly en
force tbe ordinanoe prohibiting ruck
ruuulng at large within the oitr
limits,
33-28 L. Kayburn, City Maisbal
f. A DIES We are prepared to mate
your dreasea in all the up-to-date
fashions at reasonable prices. We
will make wrappers at from 75 cents
tol 2ft, shirt ilsta from AO cents
np. iiWe also do plain Maine:. Resi
dence two blocks north of little brick
C'rcran, aa Second CUat
Except Monday.
Per Month.....
Single Copy....
65
.06
MARCH 29. 1904.
amount asked for the Lewis and
Clark Fair in the committee
room, and yet hesitases about
allowing a sum about one quart
er the size of the one asked for
by our delegation . .
The principle t items ;of. re
duction in the present bill at
compared with items allowed in
the bill of last year sho a re
duction of $7,995,550 for' public
buildings; $12,a35,950 for rivt r
and harbor improvements; $3,
000,000 for military: posts at
Manila; $750, 00 for office build
ings for House of -Representatives,
and $200,000 for Denver
m.int. Among the 'smaller
items of retrenchment may be
noted that last " year $60,000
were appropriated for furnish
ing aud care of the White House
and the present bill carries but
$35,000. .
' The present outlook is one of
hard work for our delegation to
preserve their reputation for be
ing famous for securing big ap
propriations for Ort-gcn. As
the Sundry Civil Service bill
came from the House Co mini t
te, both Washington and Cali
fornia get larger appropriations
than Oregon; Washington get
ting $240,000, and California
for rivers and harbors alone
getting $425,000.
NOTICE OF REPUBLICAN
PRIMARY ELECTION
The Primary Election for the pur
pose of election delegates to the - Re
publican Convention for Union County
will be held in each precinct in Union
County Saturday- April 2d 11104.
The Convention will be held at Elgin
Oregon April 7th 1904, The places
where said election shall occnr in the
four preefnets of La Grande, the Judges
to serve at aaid election and the number
of deiegab-a to be eiected in each of tbe
said four precincts are as follows.
Pric'tctNo 1 Polling place in the
building north of Roraig and Staples
Bakery dn Fir Utreot. Judges, John
Williamson, J. N. Young, and Chas.
Anderson. Number of delegates to be
eiected Six (0)
Precinct No 2 Foiling place new
Council room on Elm Street. Judges,
P Stephenson, J M Hilts, J E Foley.
Number of delegates to be elected nine
(9).
Precinct No 3 Polling place Old
Council room corner fourth and1 P
Street. Judges, O F Coolidge, F 8
Braiuwell, and C W Noyea. Nutuher
of delegateB to be elected seven (7).
Precinct No 4 Polling place La
Drande Flouring Mill Co'a Mill. Judges
T F Sherwood, Ed W Kammerer and
J U Fraker. Number of dcleirntes four
(4). Polls open from 1 to 7 p in.
W.B.SARGENT,
Secretary Union County Republican
Control Committee
Congratulations.
Mr. John H. Cullom, Editor of the
Garland, Texas, News, has written a
lectures congratulations to tnn msiiu
letter ol of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, as follows: "rjizteen years
ago when our first child was
a baby be was suhjiot to crimpy
spells aud we wi uld be very utoMsy
about him. We began using Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy in 1887, and
finding it such a reliable remedy lor
colds and croup, we hare never been
without it iu the bouse since I lint
time. We have five children and
bate given it to all of them wiib
g-od results." For Sale by ail drug
gists. FURNISHED ROOMS
Newly furnished rooms in a new
house, tpply to Mrs Emma Simmons.
Cor 8lh ami N Streets llH-'Jl.
SACRED HEART
ACADEMY
La Grande, Oregon.
C inducted by Bisters of St. Franni
Select boarding and day school for
Young Ladies
Aca.lemio, Preparatory and Kined
garten courses are conducted on the
same principles aa tboea puraued in
our schools of Philadelphia.
Music and paluting receive arocie
Mention .
Letters of inquiry directed to
BISTER SUPERIOR
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Sack Suits
are hot of the ordinary
character.
There is a certain uolibinea
in the. ... . .
"Hart,MSchaffncr
is
HOME G-ROWN
Healthy Apple Trees
In Variety, Thrift and Prices.
i c..n furnish largo r t small orders of Apples in
my vni iaty, also phrubs, uines, weeping trees and
mnll fruitj Carolina Toplsrs, BUck Locust, Syrn-
m
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, more, .Muilmry, Caialpn, Linden, Maple, Larch, Birch,
lm, Ah, tJrivit ui d r.wa in any variety.
Write for prices to Con. 1'lnnt, B.ix 604, LaGrande, Ore.
WM. GILPIM' HRFKM HOUSE
'Pi, . n.. lit
I'M
SECRET ;R0S
-DEALERS IN-
New & Second-Hand Goods,
SHELF and H!":AVY HARDWARE.
Gardinier Building .- FIR STREET"
THE
Launiry
Is now
for Bnsinesh;
ABC LAUNDRY
PHONE i85i
i DO YOU WANT I
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CHOICE TIMBER CLAIM? !
If 8 i, e ' iu:
tine t'ln i ins in
McDaniel
WALLO
A Two Lig r E :trolier
Hmpire style conn te w u etched glass
shades and all attachments put up iu
yc .tr residence for
See samples in out window.
La Grande Light & Power Co
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& Marx" Clothes
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that appeals to every stylish man.
These. are decidedly '"young men's
clothes."- TLcy have dasl. yoa ;
admire your own appearance if you
WPar cne, Along with up-to-date
clothes goes fine shoes We have
tin m in the F!or lie m in '. ih'i
diessieel ut-d larget stotk n i wu.
Let us bIiuw you.
J. VI. BERRY
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Ready.
With our new up-to-date Plant we are iu a
Position to turn out the best of work. Shor
Order woik a specialty. Phone No. 185
Cull us up and our wagon will call.
neat you on some tf
WiiIIowh County,
6 McDonald, I
''A, OREGON I
jstillwEllX; :
: Vandenrnilen
a Wish to announce that on,j
I Saturday February 27
they will open a first class J
J Meat Market in the old I
I Stund ' ? : ' ;
S "THE BOSS" ;
; Corner Railroad & Fir St, J
We will always keep on J
hat-d a good stock of fresh
a and pmoki-d meats, snu- J
sage.-, tish and poultiy, J
S und will he glad to meet ,
I all my old patrons and a
J as many new ones. All I
I orders will receive our ;
prompt attention. - , JJ
a l'liiir.e 41 . J
Four o; 11 kind ip a p ett gnod f.fltvi
tiiir.is. lint at the huutiur's iia th
kiii'l that founir?, not tho four. We keep
nily 4n kind u- im-.tt, tw kind that'.-"
t'rt ch, tiealtl'y. tender and 'jxy.
Iluy your etoiikd un1 chopH hiTpt and
t'ey'l! id way h be ri-ht. Our stuck .f!
w ll-(ed and p opi-rly rand for. Conwe
qwenlly ouruiout has ft delicious flavor.
Bock & Thomas
THE FAMOUS LITTLE FILLS,
For quick relief from Biliousness,
Slok Headache, Torpid Liver, Jaun
dice, Dlulness, and all troubles aris
ing from an Inactive or sluggish liver,
DsWItt'e Little Early Risers are un
equalled. They act promptly and never gripe.
They are so dainty that 1 1 is a pleasure
to take them. One to two act aa a
mild laxative; two or four act as a
pleasant and elfective cathartlo. They
are purely vegetable and absolutely
harmless. They tonlo the liver.
SRaPARBO ONLY av
X. C. DaWttt 6c Co., CHlcag-fl
For Sale by all Druggists
NOTICE:
eess
I would like all my olil friends nml
customers to know lhat I linve rent
ed a portion of A. J. Webb.s feed
ban for
LIVERY rUltPOSES
and will be found U erf foi; business
with Brat-class rins and good ai como-"
dations, I will also hoard horses by
the month. Horses bou;lii, sold
and exchanged.
G. W. ALLEN
ADAMS AVK.
I'hrmr f il-
"laitatf
i ls O m the skv comfs
, Ji A. & 41 V,' A (y,e slar 0( hB1m
J famous remsdy M'0 "ie w"k nd
3 doe-llorlhasloi.. WA5" dPon-
t-l ach lhat whu-h it d"dyspeptlc.
il Is unab e io rin lor UWvv .
Ilwlf. .vn ii h, W,Uatoniaoti
slightly disordered '
or overburdened.
V? troubles and
difTestlvo
t alsoruori.
Kodol
auppllea tha natural
lulceaofdlgtationand Xi
aoea.ua work of the
atami-h ..u.inM .k
nervous tension, while
tha Inflamed muscle.!
and membranes of that
'sn are allowed to
rest and heal. Ii curea
inoigeation, flatulence,
palpitation of the heart,
nervoua dyspepsia and
all stomach Iroublea by
cleanstnr. ourlivin
strengthening ihe glands, ti
rnembranea ol the atom- X" H i
achanddlgeauveorgina. J-Ml
fodolDjspaaCuirl
Earlviisars
fa ' am
K
lest SsslatCaaSaaetr tea. '
tsjsaallf I.t.laS . WW
For Sale by all Druggists,
school house. Phone 57-5
Mrs Lewis and Miss Smith.
"VaSf'.
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