La Grande morning observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1901-1904, April 01, 1904, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1 i --'is JJi-"JBi,'"A " . .. , . . n t . " v'.. mm: 4 V A Golden Opportunity j ' ' For Sorintf House Ctnr ..j n. r . -- ' - s ic-iurnuninj. For a short time We are offering DIG VALUEs'TORCASH ! to make room for our new goods. For example: A 3.piece bed room smt, regular $18.50, now $14.00. Prices Li- ' tively the lowest m city ou same quality of goods. MATTING wiLr1:"?0" 0D dip,,lay 5n lhe i i." ' and many more beautiful; r w nuu -- , . . - Undertaking and Embalming a Specialty I My undertaker H. B. HISTEN, will respond promptly to I all calls, duy or night. 5 E. ANDROSS ; HOUSE FURNISHINGS OUR TELEPHONE IS MAIN 1921 Going to build that fence? We have a new lot of fencing material. Let us Sgnre with your. STODDARD LUMBER COMPANY At the LA GRANDE PL ANING MILL A very handsome line of MILLINERY now on sale at the Bargain Store. K. M. Well man & Co. OFFICERS R. Smith.. 1'resident .Vice Preeldent Cashier . . Ass.t. Cashier a m m m m J. M. Berry... J. M. Church.. F. L. M ktkrs . 3655 LaQkande National B nk ' La Grande. Oregon s CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $72,000.00 a Transucte a general banking business. Buys and sellsfcxchange on nil paita o( tlie world. Collections a specialty. tf Mil Mm ill L. B. CORHAM, Csnariil Aasnt, 140 Third SI., Portland, Or. r Congratulations. Mr. John H. Cullom, Editor of the Garland, Texas, N i., has written a factures congratulation to tla mnu letter of of Chan.berlain's Cough Remedy, as follows i "Sixteen years ago when our first child was baby be was subj-Mit to cronpy spells and we wc uld be very unasy about bim. -We began nsing Cham berlain's Cough Remedy in 1887, and finding it snob a reliable remedy for iuok at inem Phone 9-1 ; Residence Phone 367 i202 Adams Ave aud complete & DIRECTORS: J. M. Berry, J. M. Church A. B. Con ley, R. Smith L. 0. Stanley MCI c does it go? That's a question we are asked a dozen times a day. Where does the Rock Island go? The answer is: Pretty nearly everywhere To Peoria and Chicago. To Davenport and Rock Island. To Lincoln and Omaha. To Topckaand Kansas City. To St. Joseph and St. Louis. To Texas and Oklahoma. Three routes east via Den ver, Omaha and St. Paul. 9 c -'d and croup, we have never bri p without It in the lumen since thai time. We have fife children and have giveu it tn all of tbem wiib good res u Irs." For Sale by all drag gins. NOTICE is hereb given that I have given my ton William Wilkie his time and from this date I will not lie responsible for any deb'a contracted by him.oranyrontraclshe may make. March 21, WI, 3-22 tf Augusta liothlage. A GOOD E. 8. CjOy just received letters patent on a .new store fixture that promises to become very popular in all large stores. It covers several lines bat possibly will appeal more strongly to the shoe departments, as it ' is a great space saver. . In fact it permits a merchant to harry twice his present stock' in one half the space now. commonly requiied. Again it reverses the present system. Instead of being compelled to ascend long ladders, the sales main remains an the floor end the desired shoe comes to him. Our old friend Mr. Coy kind ly permitted us to look over the Republican Caucus. . The following are the republican caucus nominees for delegate to the oounty convention, to be voted on at the primaries in tbii city next Satur day. . :. ... . - The Republicans of the lour prt oints met yesterday and nominated candidates for delegates to the oounty convention whioh meets in Elgin April 7. . The delegates will be chosen Satur day. Precinct No. 4 made no Domi nations. Preeinot No. 1 Jotn tVilliamaon, John Steinbeck, C M Humphreys, J R Price, Julius Fischer, D M Riddle, H B Oavana, FraDk Cat punter, Ohaa Anderson, Gen Groul, E Jaco'jeon, BJ White. No. of delegates 10 be elected 6. Precinct No. 2 G M Kichey, C T Bacon, 0 L Mel quibt, J H Peare, J V Ross, H T Wil liams, W F Soodgrass, F L Meyers F 8 Ivanbce, J Jamison, J C Henry, W B Sargent , A S Geddes, J E Foley. J D Mathesoii, Geo Ball, S R Ha wort I) 0 0 Rockwell, J W Knowles, 8 A. Gardiner. No. of delegates to t eleoted 9. Precinct No 3 -A E Huff, O F Cooledge, EW buiilitt, E E Rom O U Goodnough O VV Noyes, E Alberson, J K Wrigln VVm Grant, ' A Mead, J J Carr, W 8 Wines, J A McWbirter, F Kllpatrick, J A Malntt, J P Clark, J E Reyuolds, W K Davis Invitation To all who were lormeily olricially connected and tbose who held li(f soboiarehips and to those who sinned the responsibility in the maintance of the Blue Mountain University arr cordially invited to be present at the reunion W the students wbiob will, be held in this city, in Elk's hall Satur day evening April 2, 1904. Committee Self Denial Week The Salvation Army announces its annual Week of Prayer and Belt Denial to take place March 27 'o April 3, and though daily practicing self denial, these members agree during this special week, to do without all luxuries, and even some of the necessaries of life, in or lor to help swell the fund in aid of the home and foreign missionary work of the organization. Our roaders will be urgently appealed to by the Olilc.re and Soldiers of the Army loujlly to as ist in this effort, and again we advise those who are not In the habit of denying the mselves to do so at this time and prove with the Salvationists that "It is more uleBfttd to give than to receive." PORTLAND LOCAL Eig', 'rch villcv 20UIB, eastern, 28o Hiittel, creamiry 60c and limlclaes dairy 50c r roll. Potatoes fillets p.-r sack. Apjilt eiOc. 'o 7f)crs. per tiox. Cal,hgc, !J". tr lb. Turk'.ce, 1'' c.l. w mlii. I lis . i.-i u Km 71c ii Hfc per bu. Oats 1.10 pel cental barley bile per cents! Portland Markets. Ths steady decline in Kiilcrn and foreign markets hut taken t!ie life out of ihe local wheat market. Bu ers and sellers are farther apart tban ever and business is at standstill, with the l;ne decidedly weak. WHEAT Walla Walla, 75c; blue-stem, 79c; Valley, 80. BARLEY Feed, 22 per ton, btew ing,t24; rolled $25. FLOUR Valley, 13.90 and 3.95 per I arrcl; bar dwlieat straights, S4.20 and 4 10; dears, f :l.85 and 4 00; htrd what patents, $1.00 and 4.10; Dakota hard wheat, (5.40 and $0.00; gra'.iam, $3.90, INVENTION patent and drawings and while difficult to intelligently explain iu a newspaper article, the fix ture is ; built in sections and each seotton works by an end less chain and the salesman easily brings the shoe "or any other article desired before him. All practical store men to whom Mr. Coy has shown his new de vice, see for it a bright future, as it seems so praotical. ' Mr. Coy is now negotiating with Eastern manufacturers and expects with in a few inontns to make ar rangements whereby it will be placed on the market. His many friends wish him the greatest" success. NOTICE OF REPUBLICAN : ; PRIMARY ELECTION Tha 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 1904. The Convention will be held at Elgin Oregon April 7th 1904, The placea where said election shall occur in the four precincts of La Grande, the Judges to serve at said election and the number of delcgau s to be elected in each of the said four precincts are as follows. Preeinot No 1 Polling place in the building north of Romlg and Staples. Bakery on Fir Street.. Judges, John Williamson, J. N. Young, and Chas. Anderson. Number of delegates to be elected Six 16) :4 , ;- . Precinct No 2 Polling . place new Council room on Elm Street. Judges, P Stephenson, J M Hilts, J E Foley. Numlwr of delegates to be elected nine Preeinot No 3 Polling pluco Old Council room corner fourth Bud P Street. JudgeaOF Coolidge, F S tfrnmwell, and C 7 Noyes. Number of delvgatea to be elected seven (7). Precinct Ko 4 foiling place La Graudo Flouring Mill Co's Mill. Judges T F bherwoud, Ed W Kanimerer and J H Frakcr. Number of delegates four (4). Polls o):eu from 1 to 7 p in. W. B. SARGENT, Secretary Union Comity Republican Central Committee Nutmeg Match "A Nutmeg Match" will bo present' ad under the auspices of tjio La li'nnda Cornet band at Steward's 'pera house Monday evening April 4. I .if play will be managed by a man experienced in such work and the lead lug parts will be played by experienc ed actors. It is said by the press of oities where It has been played to be an exceptionally meritorious play. In Boise, Idaho, it attracted large orowda for 14 consecutive nights. Secure your tioken early and help the band at tbe same time witness one of the best plays put on tbe stage in La Grande this season. Central Church of Christ Opposite Sotnmer House. OPEN EVERY DAY Pastor's Office Hours 1 to 2:30 Free Reading Room open from noon until 9 p tn. Men and boys invited. Bible school Sunday 10 a m Preachiug Sunday Ham and 7:30 pm. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p m. AND MARKETS. whole wheat, 4j rye wheal, $4.50 aud 4.75 OAT8 No. 1 white, SJI.171; grsy 11. 10 per cental. MILl.STUFFri llran, 118 per ton; niid'llim.", f 23; -hons, $10; chop, U ni . . HA Y 1 iniotl.y, f ili p. r tin; er, Ui; giaiu, Hi; cliout, $13. I'.itai c 4, iyi i..j 7.ri conis i-r sack. OnienB S I criti to H HO prr.aack. Eggs O.-Fgoii, 30 feaij cts, F"' 'iru 25 2i0 uultor fjreamery, 517.' and 30c. Dairy, 20and TJc, ston JtCrlfJi lb Poultry Chickens, rniied 10 per pound, spring, 10c and bens, lOe , t-irk'-ys live, 17 and 18c lb dressed 18 and 20c lb;, ducks, $6 and 7 , er doz. geese, 8c lb. LIVKBTOCK Cattle Best steers 14.26 and $4.00, medium, 4.00; oowi 13.25 and 14.00 Hogs Beat large, fat $!.2o; medium argefat 4.75 Sheep Best weathers 13.50! mired abeep $3. Classified Ads FOR 6 ALE A yearling heifer, half Jersey and ball Durham. Inquire at this office or phone 1503. FOR BALE i Single Diss Beet Plows for sale cheap. Also 3 saddle ponies . one half Shetland. 8 good aingle driving horses . J. E. Reynolds, FOR SALE . Indian Bunner Duck eggs , thor ough bred imported stock, inly !lm ted number. W. ' N. Monroe: 1- Grande. . W- i4t. FOR SALE CHEAP . All the fixtures of the Cove Creamery including one eight hone power engine and ten horse power boiler, churn and butter worka, and a large cbeeae-presa vats etc. . , ' Mrs Matt Mitchell 8-3-tt ' ' . Cove, Oregon, - : FOR BALIS ' ' Two acre tract, East of the La Grande Flooring mill, one ball In good bearing orchard. Small cottage, and good barn. Willaell for cash or will; trade for good work horses. . L O Grout : ..TP ... ;t:'s La Grande, Ore. - '. FOR SALE Large two story house, good barn, about 7 acwa of land with orchard for sale, will take part payment either 'In city ' property or farm land. Sightly ' located 'In - c Id town.' For particnlara inquire at this office or of E Damon : , tt. MISCEUNEOUS. LOUT Between 1409 Adama Avenue and f ecreat Bros. Hardware and Second Hand Store, one dark red leather bill book containing deposit certificates on 1 a .Grande National Bunk to the amount of three hundred twenty five dollars (126). Certificates for Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Henderson.1 Finder please leave same at La Grande National Bank and receive reward. Papers of no value except to owners. ' " 3-22-tf FURNISHED ROOMS Newly furnished rooms in a uew houeo, apply to Mrs Emma Simmons. Cor 8th and N Stieete ' 118-24. TO THE READING PUBLIC , We have Just received a new lot ot paper back novels. In addition to these we have added SOP cloth bound books to our exchange libmry. Newlln Drug t'o. LADIES We are. prepared to male your drosses in all the up-to-date fusliions ' at reasonable prices. We will mukn wmppors nt from 76 cents to fl 25, shirt waists from SO cents up. We also do plain sewing. Resi dence two blocks north of little brick school house. , Phone 57-5 -Mrs Lewis and Miss 8mitb. . . PASTURE Much more abundant than last year, and open for all kinds of Btock during April. Kmall pastures for stock needed at short notice etc. Apply to 1110. B. St. Old town. P. O. Box 14. Tele phone I37i. tf NOTICE Having disposed of my grocery bus ncss, I would like all thosn who are In debted tome, to please call and settle, either by cash or note. My books are at C h Thorn's grocery store on Fir atreet, where settlement can be made. Tf OB FOWLER 1 LADIES ATTENTION , --.. During' the month of March I will make any shirt waist at the greatly re duced price of from 50 cents to $1.25. Mrs Ettie E Wines. Residence on 9th st between 0 4. N D.-W.-4.-1. v WANTED - ' Two girls to learn the millinery trade at once. Inquire of Mrs J R Forrest. ' tf. 95;cents for Warrants. , The Farmers & Traders National Bank will pay 115 cents on tbe dollar for your Cily warrants issued by the Ciiy of La Grande on General fund in payment of bills against the City. La Grande II 10 Adams Avenue, ! (J viii Investment CREAM -WANTED Fanners, bring your cream lous and we will pay tho very highest market price for it.' At tbejiresent price of butter it will pay you far belter to sell the cream than to churn it. We are agents for the famous DE LAVEL , separator. The best made. ' COVECREAMERYICOMPANY, E.O. Harper, Mgr. , Headquarters at Hill & Allen's, La Grande. 1 tmmmmmMmMmmRatmmmniiMm Lp(U he Er. Liebig staff, only , .w . xpeoiauisis lor men, -eon. tinue to eura all olironio. private, and oervoua ailments, of importance, akin di-a, ihematisin, oatarrab, etc Dr. A. C. Stoddard, Ph Q for 27 years medical director, 74 aixtb St., Portlaod, Or. Hl Veeler Way, Seat le, Wash. Oafl or write. ;v.f" INVKTOitfMr'0 month can be made by parties who can invest from $500 to $1600. One eastern investor made $66,000 in 1U03, call or write for particulars Tbe Wm. R. White Co., 312 Pine 8t Portland, Oregon. Cleaning Time Does your alley or yard need clean ing? Have you any old rubbish that needs to be taken away? If bo, ring np" phone 12.11, and you can get the gar bage wagon. ( "..!' 8-18-4-18 Gcddcs Br6s; ; Why are Geddes Bros, kept so busy? Why do they sell the beat goods at the lowest prices. Preferred St'k Tomatoes 8 for 50o Preferred 8tock Corn 8 for 50c Preferred Stock Salmon 8 for 6oo Preferred Stodk Peas 8fof60o.; Preferred Stock Beans .J 8 for 60s Don't pay other grocers 20 cents a can for anyof these goods. - - Standard tomatoes.-corn, beans peas, etc., 2 for 25 rents. ' They have the best butter : made In the va'ley, aud their creamery, butter lias no equal here. Try j Hand see. . u . ;. , Dill picKies, neinces mince meat, Swift's pickle pig feet, premium . hems, loose olives. Everything tasty, nice and cheap . :., Telephon 401 . , , Geddes Bros." i r. i V.. : , .U DeWitt DsWItt Is tk aama k look far b Ktiaai Wluk Hu4l Suva. Wilt's Wllcl Hsu) Bsrse to la orlrlntl s4 enly tsmdns. la fad DsWin'iiithauiIrWiica HstalsWr Uul is mil troat tba wivkiUraua Witch-Hazel Alt oUwra tn toff)tt m tart taboriev ehM vi woiihlH vm tlutrarout. DaWIR'i Witch HtMlSktr U nwdflc (or nis; Blind, BlMdtnr? ItehlniindPratrudliic Pltat, A I Cut, Biimn, BfulMt, Sprain, LcritloaaV i filter, Silt RtMon, mi tUl HIm IkH DImum. SALVE E.C. DeWUUCo.,CMca. For Sale by filj Druists 0r SPICES, lQ C0FFEr,TEA, BAKING POWDER. fUVORING EXTRACTS AbiolutvPuTiry. finest Flavor, Ortrt Strength, Ptoiiblt fricei CLOSSET otDEYEHS PORTLAND, ORCOON. The road to success- is gcderally rep resented as helng long and uphill. But this need not be so, at least of monetary eiici'cns. One has only to exercise Intel ligence and judgment in making Invest men Is. ' Hon I estate oilers no attractive fluid for those who wish to avoid the risks incident to othor luvebtinepta, Hny real estate through us and you will get property that will Inoreaso in Value and yield a good rate of - conaervatlve interest. . Company, -f. La Giande, Olegou m m m . .... . , ..w;- I Handsome Men -- If - . ., t-tt ' , -. i '! Should protect " their ;i J , bouuty by aeoiug that ? J'f.tbfljf.Wy only v 'Vfj.;. COMPETENT BARBERS S - To shav'e theml -, We : will proteot your lace.' ' , ; Evarw &1 Fitzgerald : ' . 1 mi It Delightful Route, Daylight Bide, , , Dizzy Crags, Deep Canons. ;( ; A'-; Golden , Opportunity Se nature in all ber glorious jeuuty," a.ud. tften jtbe aome of man 'a handiwork. ' The first is ' foun along the line of the Denyer, & ,,Rip Gran de ..Bajllrpad and th latter at ,Jhj StLqnis ' World's Fair. Your trip will be bne of pleasure Make the moat of it. For information and illua l , trated literature write ,, j : , W. O. MoBRIDE, Gen. Agt. v'r 'j . y, Portland, Oregon l5iioirrtiwi DBl'ABT - TIm. .dnl V I "BO" :t . LA QHAliDK,.' NO. 2 t n ,,! . 8:60 p.m. Bait Lake, Donvor Ft. uSitm ' NO B. Worf. Omaha, Kansas 8J" . s-so m ' . i-oala, (Jtoloaso , KO j B.DOa. m. ku,, . W:!l p.m ' -11 t: .; -i i i"' m--- 1 trnrtlaud, Dallas. Pan , NO) dleun. Walla Walla, K, . iiuyiou, l'oiuuroi, .i .. -Ui via Bpo i. ' kane. ' ' ' ' ,i 'niiji ran- " " NO 5 dlolon umaillla Wal- No 8 ' lula.I.owlston.Oolfaa ! . . Moscow, Wallaoo War Siiu a.-m : ltpm dnef, Huokuae and ,.x. t:.". otliarpolutfluastaud .... north via Bpokaue. . KoaxDatly .iand . Clty7 : Alieal, f " ;i i exa.Jt. inibler, and Kljjln ? at Sunday cooneollont at Klgln p m 0:16 a ni with stngo for polnta ,t: In Wallowa oounty .. .' r .. Oooan Steamers between Portland and San Francisco every live days ' . , ri . .... E. 0. MOORE, Agent i,V Please . Note Our oSuccess And .Increase " of'basineiis from July 15, 1891, to July 16, 1903,11 years. - . ; Surplus fund accum ulate ..12,'60 0.0 0 Capital paid In a u, u u u.u o 60,000.00 Reliability of siiare. holders....,...!. Protection ., to de positors.. . i 8 2, 0 0.0 0 Deposit subject to check were, on July 15, 1891 ' 1 ' i 41,8 9 8.36 U " 18PS 7 7,8 9 9.99 --27,220.13 20,041.64 ' 42,8 4 8.11 84,397.70 4 43,6 4 7.59 . 7 8,7 7 6.25 ' 8 3,7 60.19 8 9 , 7 0 3.90 8 8-,7 S.l,67 7 7,2 4 5.38 13 2,103.7a Docs not the ;above figures ae ure you that the management of this bank meets wltn the approval of its board of directors and pat rons; and deserting of yoj patronage. We want yonr 1 i ing buainuas, large or small. C. oa interest will be protected at the Fsrmeri and Traders National' n - . U Grandt.Oregon " .. 1893 .,.,,.. " 1894 u 1895 " ' 1898 "' ' 1807 ", 1898 , ( ' " 18B9 " 1000 '""1901 1602 ',.U-1903 .23 i,; STALLION NOriCE f "A great opportunity for you to breed to one of the best at a ery low price.' " I will make this season with my imported, fniaous Hojknoy stallion ' ' . i 8TUNTNEY T4.SSO ' W-rtfereloru privilege $3 pay- ubJ'-iJi advance. No- other -jf Cau give good referea oes as to bis colts. : ' Wm.O.Ha FOB 8AI.K-S lots, , ing house and. brj Thomas at J!'' sV.T Market,'1 11 i m I j - I'i ' :. iand I 1 ' iisV?'!,' l