La Grande morning observer., August 23, 1904, Page 2, Image 2

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Li uraauc bvciiii.g Ubrvcr
We Handle
Uuiiita Inr all peiiile Many it; 1 a.
ui'uy pru en, lu many lc alit ea. We
liuve no doubt we can suit yi.ur ta-'ea,
hi d adapt our easy )iailueni plan 10
.our . oceaa t ea. It iacertaiuly wise to
Own a Dome
We can a (1 Kill b.ip yuu, i! y u will
otuiit ur, to secure fieidoiu from the
v s i- i f I tie lindlord, an. I rurue you,
lik- U iiiiHin trutee, 'monaiw ul it
you aurn-y." Why not he king of
jour cattle?
t Cl'RKEV BUOS., Editors 3t l'ropa
Xa Srande investment Company,
1110 Adams Avenue, I Grande, Oregon
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Omo. Palheb President J. M. Berry, J. M. Obutvh
J. M. Bkbkit Vice President A. B. Coiiley, Geo. L. Ulea-
J. M.Chubch Cashier or,Geo. Palmer
F.L. Mbvkbs and Oeo L Cleaver Assr. Oashiers
3655
La Grande National B nk
La Grande, Oregon (
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $72,000.00 a
Transact a general banking business. Buys and nella oxcliaiitTH on
all parte ol the world. Collections a siiecialty.
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Meat Market
SlelUcli & Vaii'lerinuch-n, Proprietors.
WH0I.F.SALH AN!) RETAIL BUTCHEPS.
Highest market price pui I for nil kinds of butchers'
stock Hides, pelts and fur?. Also chickens A poultry
Coal For Ho Weather
Our linik Sptiiifj coul will give satisfaction
We always l"'vc it on hand. Custlo Hale and Clear
Creek con I, too, if you would railier have it. We al
ways hove coal, ah kinds and at lowest, prices. If'
you want w d we run fiiiiiUh you the kind that burns
loosest and best.
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TUANSKHl; AND DEL1VEKV
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1 JOHN JAMISON WESTULL ELVA JAMISON '
We wili call for it and bring it
home whenpromised
We guniHuteo sal ifm lion and ni.lv ask for a
trial order to demonstrate lo yot. that wo un
derstand the lauiniry business, ifou cap stop
our wagon a' any time or phone tho Laundry
and your work will lm called for at once. We
make a specially of family washing, and can
do your washiu,' better and cheaper than
you. A trial order solicited.
Union Steam Laundry
PHONE 11181.
712 Flit STREET.
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Linoleum, Shn.l. s, i,u 1 I" .'-tt ry Goods. We
have a line lino t tin -1 -.,,1 is ;it very low prices.
Carpels and Linoleum.- ii' , nm.lv an 1 laid to order.
Call and tee ilio-e 15. mo-
Ueauiiful N line Mapl Ure-s-er v t'otmiiode $13 25
Worl'a :H. (o. 1 nri U I"'. -n'l-i ti..n till Stove SCO,
Dining Table tl ."", He-l h 1; .,. ,, .-,0 New
Lounge 12 ".", tin-' In e Stvi r J 7.., 1. fk 7 oil, Camp
Stoves 1 1(1.
Two fct I) lib e ll.irniss, 2 lii.e S,,.t tiunn, 2 Win
chester K:ll ., 1 lion Bed, 1 tei.-tuili.n ihurn, 10
Cook Sloven al very e'w piices.
KeiiH inber we do iii l.o! ering, fun.iuire repairing
and hoitfe eb anii g. I'liono lor estimates.
F. D. Hasten
fl. B- Haisten p
I'onn-.ty (' & M Noble'o Store
i'utered at the Voal UMlio at La
i rande, (treiion, aa : arnial Class
viail Matter.
Published daily except Sutnlay
One year in advance JO oO
Six iii'.Llhs in advance. . . 3 50
l' 1 month 05c
S nglo copy 5c
TUESDAY EVENING, AUG 23, 1904
DECEPTION OF PERCENTAGE
The cai didate for vice presi
dent on the demoiintic tieie
'gave h'n friends a texl, frnn-
which to discourse during tin
rotniiig campaign when he nee
these wonl? :
"Our republican friend
p: me to refer to the gre,-t cem
merciul growtb of the emmr
under tiieir mle, uiid yet th.
census reports show that fi 11
IS 5 11 to 1800, under d' mocraii
. ile and he walker tarit', tl
1 eieeiitage of increase u
gruut-i i'i popu'uiion, welr
iitaMifaetures mid radmud mile
age hau in any decide since."
The impression which Heua'o
Dtvis eviilcnt!y des red to mak
upon his heirers and readei
m that in iheileca 'c mentioi,-
d (hi growth of the eouiit'v
a 113 greu'ir in population.
v-i.llh, miiiiiifneltires and rn.il
10:. d mih-ag" I ban in any to:
yiuis since, mid by itrdentlt
u-iug th" term "gieut-r per
cei.tiisie" in ciiunei tioii with II"
eusii" reports ho evidently
utiped the public would conclu I.
1 hut tho ollicial figures bun
evidence that smtuincci hit
isumption thut 'greater growth
in all 1 be fuctors of we.illn did
ske place in the decade Let ween
1850 and lhtiO than in any other
leuears since. Senator Davi
knew the ollicinl ligures would
not bear out the impression hi
souyhl to make, but he was cm
ning enough to ue the term
'.leieen'uge" us a pathway ol
e Cup", if 1 ailed to account.
1'er cent is a safe measure ol
actual increment when the basi-
f culciilaliou is lixed To
dltistralo, Lad some one of S'iin
lor Davis' hearers in ked him to
iialc during what year in the
history of the world did the
num.ii raee increase with the
greatest percentage, he would
have been obliged lo say Ihe
lirst year alter the marriage of
Adam and Eve. For prior to
the I irih of Cain there were but
fwo human beings on earth
When he puttie there were three,
making an iuc:etisc of o' per
cent, a percentage of growth of
population that has never been
equalled since ami cannot be
until the bafis is but two.
When I be immigration to
Oregon in the Id. of 184:3
reached the Wil'auietie Valley
it increase 1 the whole popula
tion (it that time about 250
persons) by 1000. This made
mi increase of 400 per cent
The incoming i f a tlr.iiisind
immigrants into Oregon todaj
when the population is 500,000
people, would only be one-tilth
of one per ci lit To make en
increase to our pres. nt popula
tion (ipiiVf.li nt to 400 per cent
Uo million people would hav
to come to tlregen, bill when
1 here wete but 250 persons in
Oipgou : the addition of 1000
raised the population 400 per
cent. Accord ng to S-iiator
Davis' jockej ing w:tli percent
age more ;.oplc came to Oregon
liti 1S43 than in any other year
because Ili9 petccnlHge of
' no'ii-in tl .1 vei.r was the
TIM3ER UNO, ACT JUNE 3. I6V8.
.MII'fCK F1K ffllLIOATION.
;U. Ijkntl Oltlce. at Lu Ornr.de, Or.,
May l(, 1901.1
Nnllre u hireby yivfn Oial In iihiipIIhik'p
with On- nruvUlunM t ilii'm-l of C..narwn ul
.luiiea. I17K, eiitllli-rl "An m-t (or on Wile ol
oiutHT Imi'ls lu Iliu Slutt .if Calliernla, On
!!, Nevuda, and Washlnanin Territory, '
a exlen.li tuall Ihe I'linlk- Ulll.l Hnitea by
lift .,1 AlltrtlKt 4, 1W-, Mary 11 .Mllr-jlty, ol
I ...ry. ronnlv of U11I1111. lalo .if on-ii'in, naa
nun .lay lilia'ill OllM ollii-u Iter Mwurn tilt-lii-.-nl
No ilnl. lor On' liiirL'liast' nlt-iu W'-j Ml1
I SU N W1, of St-cliul' N.i. "tt, ill 'l.inli..
. 4 4, It So. 3:"! K. W. M.. urnl will otler ro.if
Ifml.otf Hint llie lana mouIii I more valuable
for Km Umber or atonu tliiin for iiark-nitiinil
purtXMiei, and 10 ei.Ub!li.b net' eiiiioi to Mini
in ltd befoul Hie IteilUter ;ili:l lleectver ol IliM
onii'e al uranne, i.ri-noii, on jum.in..,
Hie in (lay or Aununt, nl.
.slie iinnies aa wltne.ec A. I. li'-nn, I'hotbe
llulll-, .lohn J. Muriiiy. and Itjlph 11. BnllU,
all or I'erry, tlreaon. ,
Any and all pet-Minn elalmlna adversely tin
alxiVo-deKcribed laiiilu are ri..(l(te(l In nit
Oielr clnliiiHln tblK otllce oil or la-lore wild
Kt day of August, V.m. , ,
.1?- W. Iliivlt., Heavier.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
,,.H.Ia.ad....l.e.lJ.jOr..d.1Or
Nulkwia hereby riven mar. ... ""of
TlMUEi; LAND. ACT JUNK .1, 1S78
NOTICE KOIt PUULICATION.
II. S. laanaOlUco, lJ4 Umii'l-. Or"".
May. 14, 19CH.
Notl -o In hereby given that in i-oinpimiiee
Willi lh (triM lntoiiKuf tlie nor of Vuuktvuh ol
Juiii) ;i, fiitiHc) "An to t for (li- ciiie of
Kim, N jvudii, Hiid Viili)iii;tou Terrliory, iib
i'XU:iitK:d to nil lii Public IjiiuI SIhIck hy at-l
ft AimuiH, lif.ri, tlcz.-kluli O ('uliifr, of I
(iriuitl.!. County of Union. Htiite of Oregon,
Nub thlH iUv IlleJ in ttil.H ullicu liiH Mwom
-.tiiU'iiiont No. 10i, f -r the inin-liaceof SK'r,
f tsi ction Tp No 4 f, Katue Su.l K W M,
And will offer pnmf to wln.w that tho luud
-Kiiilil is more vi hmbie for Its llinbor or
Ur.u- ihun for uirrlculturol purpo-sw, HUfI lo
tal.llsh hixolaimto Mild land htlore the
-ftfi-.ter nd kecelvt-r ot thtti oillco ut Iji
Jrhi-Ip, Drfgun, on'i'hursduy, the 4H1 day
lie nit 11 it" as wilneKses: Jack MeCany
.litK-r Saling, John smtth, and F 11.uk JIir
ih, all 1. fin Oratidi. Oro'L
Any und nil iktsohs claiming adversely the
hov?'li'serlbed lands are miuesled to file
tit lr t'lfainia Inthisoillcti on or below auid 1
-.Hi d;.y of August, liwl.
1-1 W. Davis. Ileg Inter.
of tlTiaat ' IM, V 'I'"1"
Imntv of I nlon Mlale of Oreaon, him
una v Si in ti.i- -in l"-'r'lr"ii,1"J:-
n'enl, No. aiou. for tbe pure ;l.a. uj H J
s W'l Stvllun ;o ami -S E "' J"""
n iu''o'Ulllp NO 1 S, k- No. Jo t-".-11' '.","!
wil oiler prol f lo bw tbal U I"1"1 "'h,
Z ...0 1 'valuable for It. . t ...t-.rt.r --t....t-1 1..-. .
eelver of Ibla olll. eat U Omnay , urnfui.. on
Monday, tbe ll Hay of i"""1! "" ' ,,, ,
sue name. a wlluei : A. 1. ua, Jiniii i.
Murnliy, Kali.li II. Huila. and Mr II.
Murnliv. all of eerry. oreaon.
Any a id all la-n-Iua elalinlna adv,.m- y I .
ahovi-deacrlbed lanUa are r . -, "-; " 1
tbelrelnl'imlii tbl offlev on or before akl
"""e.W. nana. KegW.
. . JK Proof Safe
Fufula wt. 230D price $. Call or
write La tiraaJo Fawuuroknr, Pbnne'
NU'i'ICK Villi PUKUtJATlUN,
Detriment of tho Interior
Ijiud oillco ut Ui U run tie, Oregon.
lNotiee Is hereby gtvoa that IhSnft
imtm-dnertk-rha tlktt notice ot hi liuuntitiii
mid (h.ilHtiitl proof will to made b..f.re
Ktvist.r.ndRfccIvcroflho V. H UH uh ,1
at l.a Gr.imU', Oiet.Mii, on AilgUKt 4, lyji
c. no.o-.ri, vai(iieiiu mummer. I.m;rn, u
I'K.-li, u oIoh of John Mluiaiigt-r, dcva ',1
iKjj i W K it K,1 i HKX rtKC. vi. Vp'a it '
II li M.iT'i'r' lf.i,,.i.rl. .?
( It'll..
for Hie
a: K. W. v.
Hetuuiiitlierol1tMvlng wittienspH u nr..v.
til coiilliiuoiiM retiiduuie iixiii mid -ihi,v,,
tton of wild laud, viz.; Krank Hctu .orl fc;',
Kelfcr, Cunart Kuuebdr, Mlnard KuillnVn ,
i.a ) .rUtlc Orcjfon. 1
K.' W. IMV18, Register.
" Farmers' and TYfider
h National Bank
m LAGRANDEi OREGON
SS Capital Stock fully paid - $ 60,000
Surplus fund - 13.000
Liabiliiy of ShareholUers - ou.uuu
Keflponsibility 133,000
"We do a general banking und exchauge busiheea.
Uiaft-s bought ami sold on burteru aud foreign bank
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i'lMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3. 1878
NOTICE FOR PUBUCATION
U. H. ltnd Olii:o, tail tiniiole, Oreiron
May H, l'JOl.
Nolm-tn hereby given that In coin J"ai,ct'
villi the provihluiiB of the net of CoiiureHSOl
line ;t, IrtTtf. entitled "An act for Ihe wile ol
mit-i-r liiM'lh in the States of Ciilnortilii, Ori
on, Nfvada, and Viifhinuion Teriittiry," a
Unded Lu all the i'ttblie Lulu I hlti by JO't
J AinjUst 4, lSli Maggie N.villitirt-I of 1a
IrHiide. county of I'nion, Mate of Oregon,
..w tlilK dav filed hi this olllce her hWorti
fluent No.:;tr.lfl, for the purclnifC of the
.V..f .s iit-i i K'i a 'l4 of Seciiiut No. a-i In
.- iirililji No. 4 S. ltuiie No- .l K.W.M.
And will offer nnmf to show thtit the land
uiiht U nmrc vahiaiile for Us timber or
lone tlitiii lor airrleultunn pitrpoKee, ami to
stalil)-). h r claim to wild land het.nv Hie
Ci-uikU'i- uiid Uecelver ol tills idttr al I.a
i mud i', (iregon.on Tuesday, tlie Untf d iy of
iuust, I'-W,
Mil nai'.e as wltnosserf: UeoriP K. H irinon,
teniinr I. Oaten. John J. I'eehk-r. 311a Henry
V. IVebU-r. a'l L,f ( ira' de, iiri-goii.
Any und all perfconi claiming adversely the
ibuve th'serlbi'il lands are re-nieMed lo tile
heireialms in this ottlt-e on or heloru Hiild
:nd da v 01 August, l:m.
K. W. DuvU. Hen iid er.
NOTICK FOK 11 III.ICATinN 1
t . S l,and Office at I.a Girtude, Oi-egon,
Jul ;. I'.Kfl. ;
Not ire ih hcriVy irivcti that the follow iuj
Mined st-1 tier has liii-d iK'tn e of lit- iiit iiuli
ii ni.il.c ti ;tl pr u.f in upp rt id liiu clitim, jtiJ
I1.1t - till .rihi will e nude before the Kin-'intt-r
tnd lUt-rivcr ef th- I., s i.hiiiI Oline. hi I. it
'i aid. , un-tron, oti August lit, l!!'- vt.. H. K.
; ;nJI A l a lm 1 11 i;.nl, 1 I .i iir.nnle, itregon, i
i..tthe.-. K. '4.e.l-J, p.2. It I.. V. M. .
!' n.iini the fallowing wil. ie--i's t pruve Ins
l..ntt!,tjt.uit rest U-nee. uinai a ul ctllli-ailOli of.
-Hid ia.iil viz: I
ifi.n D. i iise v. of MiliMnl. Orc-mt l tirUti
K.ilt. -11-ic I'iilmrr, ii. liuli.ir.l It. H.tiiiilton. nf
I11.1ll.k-, OK'g iU.
K. W. Ilium
U.iMtr.
NuVH K I UK I'l Hl.lCAl'IoN.
(Uulaled iri)
I'l'IK.H. I.AXK j-ai.i:.
rinitce is hc-r bviHen, that 111 iiiuii!iiice d"
I-"triit lioiis fiotil Hk- Coinint-ti'iii r ! tlx.
1 it 11 i..l l,:iud Dlfiee, Ui.tier aullmriiv tilled in
.1 i m l.v .. ttun l'4-Vi ( . S. kt vi-oi .-l.il li-h, a-i
.uin'ti-iril h Urn net of t'onKt i tippn.ed
'lr'.iir L' . wt Will piot-eed 10 ul i t at
,.ub:;e al le'tt oi l k a m. i.ti thr . f
tiL'iit-t. I ,"( .it Hits ot'licc, the fi'lltmitig lia.t
", ' V4' e. l! T4 SK :!; K. W. M.
U und ali persons e imiiig ailvttstty the
t.lmv.i .ie .the.! I .lid ait- .hIwaM to tUe 1 li. i r
l..ni n tills iift'tcc on orlf-fore tti.-d .v iiIhc
i(--iK' .d-'il lor tl.e ei'liuni liecliRtit of 0.0 1 .ile,
I'llh-iwi't, their rights will he h.n.iud. Imtiil
June I ,o4.
K. W. li-nis Kegiter,
A II. Kobeit. IUet.'lvir.
JOSEPH PALMER, President
m J. W. SCIUBER, Cashier
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C t 1 .- aalf'.4Mj''t
FULL MEASURE I
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Chain wood by the Cord f
128 cuhic feet to the corrl. 16 inch dry chum
wood $3 per cord. This is cheaper than l y the loud.
You priy for what you get at.d get what you pay f r.
Phone 571 H. W. NIBlEY I
(1) 200airu of Imid, 120 acres capable of cultivation. 113 ao
iii full powii wheal. Uuuk, tarn aud other buildings. A gr
san tin $"2t50)
(2) -iW) arrn--,srna:! or- tin id. h..tlM, h;on and good outbuilding!. HO aeresin fntl
M3n Ri.nii; am-iij ntriiiin of wider flow thr mgb pluee A great torg;iln at
ijt) ft.iesof and tiart ol whlefi is the flilc-t of tilunduw; good hmise and
oiul.utld tigs good xa -'U. 'AH! liiis of tny en be rut on the (.Ueo-wil! lake
t l hi CBtlte l i tiaIC On tills propeity. I'r.ce ?lU kt aero..
4 1'ioaeret IJl) of cimiee Laid I'ri. c 5H p:r aere. This is a great bargain.
5 ltlat?o'4 .f fine land t per a.:r. Thuse are ;i lew of Ihe IllHliy l.apn We
have to offer in th way of mil eslaU Inrgains. Kar further particular addntaa,
M'Daniel &c M' Don aid
Peaches
WALLOWA,
OREGON
I vith tr Fay tt. my friend" Ami the
cuibh tht I h. a crop of
(vaohefl thin year. Oj'eirly Pi'arhi-s
wi 1 b' ripe iii 'tli.Tit r IU d8
fr-wn th:u timo w; i .n s-il y t.i a mote
jnioy butter tUvor. d p -t - ' .?hep-
thntt yi ran buy . h-iti r tiny
iiave bn pltipped in ! .'ii uilnr jarifl
Then ivlwp y- n pay f r Jt) l.i you
;pt 20 Ihn g(.n pound nteii-u i ,
J K Ki l!o(2S.
Notice to Contractors
Seulod I'id- will ln reooived until 'J
oYlork H M Saturday Anufit 0 1!)4
for the ron'trurtioit of a two stury
mi hut resilorce hnilditii; Ri-cor-inii' ti
plan- and p pei-tfi- ntio'.p which may U
loeii at tho rcfidoihe i.( Mrf I'atty,
ir nt th recid- nce ol C It 'Lit. r tun,
i!ii'Pi't, I.a t i'U tie, Ori'ktiiti. tit. wlrch j
Itif tiT plftiv ht Is w ill la .(eti.-d bidd T-
ii. ite t to be present. I he owner ro-i-rvca
the right to roj'.et aiiv and all
td !a. -Mrs Z Patty.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
Noti'O is I rot y Riven, that thu eo
tartnerhip liorotoforo exi-itum bet noon
thp tiniIoriKiied ntidnr tho tlnn hanie
f M. Toy Si McKarl iiie, in the :r eery
t)ntiiMir8, at La rnnde, Una been dis
solve I by m tit iiiil .itfipfMUfnt. The
I'Usiipss will be ooht'tiited hv William
Mi rariane. Unted, AtiuuRt 12, 1:KH.
.1 .ti)a Met 'iiy
8 12 923 . .MeKarhtim
How dtar to my heart is tho old-fastiionod wnshbnard
That mother used to wash on when I was a boy,
With its zinc-covered ridws ihe suds used to p'ay in
Aid ao ,ip bunt-lea gambol d to u y childish joy
Ofttiiues Inve I wateheil her wiien wearinn hor kuticklos.
As over th ridires -mr duds she would rub.
1 ne'er wil1 fumet how sbo 8' lapho I nnd -he slatherep
The old fashioned wash board that stood in the tub.
J CHORUS S
Tho old fashioned wnphhonrd; 9
J T .e zi.iecovored wneh board;
The back-breaking washboard that stood in the tub.
Some folks alway kick about up- to date, lautldrios, J
And say they wear out their clothes every day ;
Hut iiive them to me, so I will have a hot dinner
At home, ui'.h the am 11 of tho snap suds away.
I know (hat the wash tig machine is much easier
On all of our clothes thn to take them and rub
Till the butmiiB an I bnsotne are lost and worn out
Hy the old fashioned washboard that stood in the tub. s
We are not the old Fashioned kind.
I A B C LAUNDRY !
I PHONE i85i
City Property For Sale
1'iK'h Located, Well Improved s--Room House w
Sale. Also Other City Property,"' At J
CRANT & HERRONS
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WJi Ajm: HEADQUARTERS
1- i- .ivotifiK ana lvoaiiK ouppiiee
A complete stock of professional paper. Plutes ut wholesale prices Mull or.l'TS
answered promptly.
La Grande Drug Co. and Red Cross Uru? Co
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I A Few Choice Barijains in Wal-
I Iowa County Real Estate f
largest in its is ory.