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About La Grande morning observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1901-1904 | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1904)
.. . .. jSflAlOgOa : VSTDLL ELV A JAMISON " Vc ayO call for it and bring it home when promised. r"-.' Wf gwiMto satisfaction and only art- foVV trial oidar to'da'monstrata to you thai we nq darstand the laundry business, yon ean stop ' or wagon at any time or phone the Laundry ' and year work will be called for at once. We make a specialty of family washing, and can de year washing better and cheaper' than yoo. Atrial order solicited. Union Steam Laundry j raossiML 743 FIB STREET. .................. . Car loaclor sack; Rol I ; !: ed or chopped . Bar- i lev: the same. Wild, r And Grain Hav d LvGrahde Evening Observer OOBBEY BROa, Ediion Prop, AntaMui af ihk Pi nan,,- t i.. ! Grande, (Oregon, as Second Claas Published daily excopt Sunday One year in advance. ..... $6 50 Six -months ia advance, i . .3 60 Per month ............... .65c Single copy'. . . . .' 7. '..'.' T. '.6c FRIDAY EVENING MAY 27 1904 TlrhOthv. i fOnr prieae always the lowest; find oat. Do not forget that, we handle coal and wood. GRANDE RONDE CASH COMPANY. Free dttvtry , 'Phone Main 1 80 1 Wholesale and Retail -Try the Observer for Job Work- REPUBLICAN TICKET. ' ": ' .'state';; vy ". Supruot Judge, F A Moore : Food end Dairy CommiMioner, .' .jWBiiiey';;; . . ; PmidenUal Ekdori, Jamei A Fee, , J N Hart, G B Demlck, A C Hough Second District. . J Congressman J N Williamson. 4 Union and Wallowa. - Joint Senator Peter McDonald. Joint Bepreaentative-J H Dobbin ' Eighth Judicial District. , , Proaeoating Att'y. LerOy Lomax union County. ' Representative N 0 MoLeod, ' Clerk J B Gilham : . SherftW W Waldon., 1;', Ajseeeor Ben Brown. ; iteoorder D H Prootor '" ' ' , Treasurer John Frawlejr"- ' ' CcmmUaioner J H Selder ' School Supt. R A Wilkerson : Sarveyor T B Brrry . ' Coroner J 0 Henry. '- i. '-. t ! V" JLa Grande Precinct. . ; ; Justice Peace J E Hough Constable 1 W Preiser , HOME CONSUMPTION. The over 81,00i,000 people in the United States are the great est consumers of any people on earth;'- It is not because : they have greater appetites that they consume more food than 'other people, nor because they., are vainer of their personal appear ance than others, that they wear more and . better clothes than 'f IQ: $HE PERSON PAYING KENT! Do yon always inteud to toil for your landlords? If you have ambitions to own your own home, what we hare to say in this advertisement will command your attention. - , We are placing Home Investment Addition- on the maiket. Eaoh lot is about one aore in size and ., each lot has a water right in one of Hie very best Water Ditches in this valley. The soil is the very best, and every let is level: Borne Investment Addition is only ten miuutes welk from the depot. You can buy these lots on the ' in. stallment plan, making a small payment down and $5 00 a month nntil paid for. When paid for you get a good warranty deed and an abstract of title. You will want to see this property aud we want to show it to you. We can build you a house and let yon pay tor the property Just like you were paying rent ..... ' :.- :....,'..'? r ' i ? ,Jfo.;iG.inde InYestment Company; otuersj neitner is tt io auoe oui elioiate is more regerous thai, that of other , lauds that the Amerioati) people' have betUr house?, that they have and use all the comforts of lifo m-" abundeotly than is done e se wbere on earth, but it is becauBH we are the richest people on the planet and can better afford to have and use .; the. things , that make us comfortable, than Ite people of any other nation. It is this finanoial ability to have, use, and enjoy more of the material comforts of life, that makes the United States the best market on the globe for the produots of the ', farm, factory, mines, stock ranges and fisheries. The above is not a vaporous declamation born of pride soar ing on the wings of fancy, ' as will be seen by a careful inspec tion of the national ledger. ' Beginiug with the farms which in 1900 numbered 5,739,657, valued at (20,614,001,838 . and on which 10,438,219 persons ten years old and over labored dur ing that year producing- $3,764, 177,708 worth of product, and we find of this enormous product the American people consumed 2,928,319,583, woith leaving for export $835,838,123, orin other words the home market .. took more tbau three times as much of the farm products us the foreign markets. In 1900 there were 512,734 manufactoring industries in the United 'States that gave employ to 5,7 19,137 employers to whom were paid waiges and salaries, $2,735,430,848, . . turning out products to the value of 13,039, 299,566, of this large out put but $433,85x756 worth were exported leaving $12,605,447,81o worth, which wan taken by the ' home market. It is - this large con sumption .:', of manufactured products in the United States tnat makes - foreign nations' so desirious of breaking down the American , factories , so their manufactuers can make in their shops and sell to our people the things now made in our shops. Should this plan ever succeed it will result in turning from the factories som six millions of present consumers ; of farm products and . sending them to the farms - where they would become ' producers of farm produot, a result that European shop owners would be pleased with; because it would increase the amount food stuffs grown in the United States and at the same time diminish our heme market and as a consequence cheapen the price of food iu Europe. In 1902 the total oui put from the American mines of all kinds was worth $1,260,664,265 of whioh but $39,311,238 worth was exported leaving $1,221, 353,026. worth of mineral product to be UBed in the United States. A review of the industries in the United States, if carried farther would only be commuta tive evidence and the Observer has not spaoe to carry it further; only to note that in the year 1903 there were 637.821,835 bushels of wheat grown in the United Stales, of this there were exported iu wheat aud tloor the equivolent of 202,905,598 bushels, not quite one third of the ore p. Just now it isn't so much Missouri that wants to be shown as her visitors. iarly Risers TBI FAMOUS LITTLE FILLS. Par aalok relief (rem BIHoi SI ok Ho dacha. Torpid Uvr. Ji da lle, Dtatlneaa, and all trouble! arle Inf tram an Inactive or alugrUh liver, DeWIN's Uttl. Early Rlaara are a ae,ualM. They aet Bremptljr and never frtpa. They araaedalntythatltlaa plaaaure te lake them. One to tva aet aa mlU laxative ; two or lour act aa a pleaaaat and effective oathartlo. They are parely w rouble and abeohitelgr karaalaaa. Tbey tonle the Uver. ' FttftUUD 0lV BT B. C OeWltl & Co., Chleaatei weark he: adquarters V For Kodak and Kodak Supplies , , A- complete stock of nrnfo.itjnnHl paper. Plntes at wlot!inl nrieps. Mail orders-' Miiswi rml pr'(Mf-lly. w . ' La Grande Drup Co. and Red CrcbS Drug Co V M.L PAPER Ti y mi iir? iliii k ng of papering, this SHason, you eli.itiUi m, i ril t i iuf pt)3t our stock. We have sold w I pa. er goi, iu i .y years, but we can honestly "ay we have nev. r I ten able to offer such truly artistio d' i-iciis at huclj on extremely low price as we are now showing. -. We have u furi-o oJ' experienced paper hangers and decorators and guarantee satisfaction. Call and see' onr new urrkals. New paper arriving every week. Paints, Oils, Glass, Lime, Doors and Sash 0. F. COOLIDGE Adams Avenue. LA GRANDE, OREGON v We Do Not Claim J That wo can please all ofjthe people all of the time.'but) I WE DO CLAIM Tha' our plant has been undeifthe suine''manngemeul for nearly TEN YEARS) That during this time our aim has been to please"; e neariy all, at all times as good work and courteous tren; That we will do our best to please you if you will f avor us with your patronage . That Paokages left nt Anderson & Myers or Kirtley's barber shops will receive the same prompt attention that they would if leftat the laundry. ABC LAUNDRY PHONE j I85i B B a SB Farmers' and Traders' National Bank. LAGRANDE, - - OREGON Capital Stock fully paid - $ 60,000 Surplus fund - - - 13.000 Liability of Shareholders - 60,000 Responsibility , - - 133,000 We do a general banking and exclunge businefe. Drafts bought and sold on eartern and foreign bank. JOSEPH PALMER, President " J. W. SCRIBER, Cashier DDDDOHPBBDBIlBnnUflna IB m n B B B B a B Jl B a D a The World's Fair Route Thoee anticipating an Eastern trip, or a viett to the Louisiana Purchase expo sition at St. Louie, cannot afford to overlook the advantagee offered by the Mil oai Pacific Railway, which, on account of ite varioua rontea and gated ways, has been appropriately names The World'. Fair Route." . Paa'enifeni from the Northweat take the MiesooB&Acinc train, from Den ver or Pueblo with the choice of either going direct through the Khiisa. City, via Wichita, Fort Scott aud Pleasant Hill. Two trains daily from Denver and Pueblo tu St. Louis without change, carrying all classes of modern equip ment, including electric lighted obser vation parlor cafe dining care. Ten daily trains between KanBas City and St Louis. Write, or call on W. C. McBride.j General Agent, 124 Third st, Portland , for detailed information and illustrated ' literature. tt. Or SPICES, 0 COFFEE, TEA, BAKING POWDER, FLAVORING EXTRACTS AbiolurePurify, firwsr Flavor, Creator Sfrenjth, Ccasoivable Prices. CL05SET & DEYER5 k ' PORTLAND. OREGON. My Lady's Jewels Certainly add to her attractiveness The poet who wro'e ihat "llesniy nn siloriied lsndoinel the mot" prnhabh hail no dol lam. He rertainly ehoweil little sense. And if his ludy love hai' een uiy displ iy of Dainty Broaches She would not have believed htm Knr a w. mau naturally loves to adon herself. No one c.n blame her -ifK i ihey vioit my store. Such heantihi liinns at so moderate a cost were neve wen lifure. 1 here are things for met too. Jiiht t ome in and see how min i uiore I could iisve aaid about them. Will Singer sewing machines fur good driving horses. Machines sold upsn easy terms. Rep irs for all k inns of machines. A. H. STONE. . Olhce iu Jas. R. Smith's Jewelry Store. La Grande School of Music V . v Opposite Bonimer boose. s One of the best musioat institution, in the atatv. Four room. used for roitsicnl iostrnctinn, 15 gtades of musio thu-ht. Department 1, 2 rooms used for the 8 first grades, Cblldreo at the age of 5 and older como : one hour every day. Department 3, t rooms for grades 4 to 15 for pupil, of all ages. The latest course best prao tinal musical instruction. Musical cmiteir fnr rm'dals every few wetks, . T, Pcrtcr Day, Priripal. v Mrs Day, Assistant Four of a kind is a pretty good hand it eanls, But at the butcher's ite th kiml that counts, not the four. We keep uly one kind of meat, the kind that's rosli, healthy, tender and U'uy. Uuy your steak an i cliopa here, and 'iey'11 always be right.- Our stock IS v 11-feil and pi operly cared for. (Jouse. piently our meat has a delicious flavor. Bock & Thomas DeWitt D.WIM UMw awMkilsaiejrwkei ??",. . M wltca Huinaalva. DoWitt's Witck Hul hh. M S orltlnal sa. oalv lmau, ki M Bwm',i, th. 13j wndi Urn SaIt, Cut U suite true the -1 1 , u Vilch-Hazel All Mun sre cnartsrfsrte-iM M- wloit. chMp md worthleH ma feiKiuw. ixwin'swncii HmiaMn If specific for Plls; BUod, nUmllisj. ItcMn, tnd Prolnidlri! Wm, AlHCata, Bums. BnilHS, Sprains, Lacanllcaa, Contusions, Bolls, Cvbunchs, Icmsbc Tetter. SsJt Rbciaa, sod IM oUmt stfcS DImssss, SALVE mrun ar B. sew II mm VWM For Sale by all Druggists Like a Comet r . o w In the skv enm fatnoua remctiv does for the atom- etr, dMP?I ach that which It- denld?,sP9l,,c! la unable to do for lou.rln 'J ItMlf. even If but VM V S 'J .lightly disordered ,i',llblM.,,,,l or overburdened. d W W (usornen. Kodol supplies the natural tulceAOfrflcr..4.n does tha work of the M stomach, relajlng; the nervous tension, while the Inflamed muscle. and membranes of that orjan are allowed to rest and heal. It cures Indigestion, flatulence, Hpnauon oi the heart, nervoua dyspepsia and all BtOm.,h lrn..t.t.. 1... cleanstng. puHIylrg and strengthening the glands, membranes of the stom ach and digestive organ.. Hbdol DjpcpsiaQnq J. h. l-veare, the Jeweler TtafMltrCaalsnlrTte. Sold By All Druggists ROTF a ur o j u urugguts i..'--.J,.v-.r.-i.i