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- Hotuea for all people. Many styl. s,
imny prices, In uiiuiy loealitlea. We
have no doubt we can suit your tastes,
ant u-iapt our easy payment plan to
your necessities. It is oorttoiuly wise to
Own a Home '
We can and will help yuu, it you will
permit us, to secure freedom rum tbe
visits of tbe laudlurd, and make yoa,
like liobiusou Crusce, "monarch ol all
ir-ou survey." Why not be king of
your castle?
a Srande Snvostmeni Company,
1110 Adama Avenue, La Grande, Oregon
Li Grande Evening Observer
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witluu our borders.
- If tbe people of Eastern ' Ore
gon really disire more people
they mutt demonstrate to the
wor'ul that mob violence ia not
poiniitud to defy" law without
swift and ample punishment, in
tkit part of the stale. . As
things uro row going, EasUru
Oregon in making n' reputation
for bloody luwleaiu-es that is a
disgrace timt will cling to it for
years ami hiuili r ils develop
ment beyond calculation or ex
pression in cold figures.' ' ' '
TUESDAY EVENING, AUG 30, !904
OFFICERS:
Uao. Palmes ........President
J. M. Bnurr Vice President
J. M.Ciiubcii... ....... .Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
J. M. Berry, J. M. Otaiuvh
A. B. Conley, Geo. L. Clca.
ver, Geo. Palmer
F. L. Mkyebs and Geo L Cleaver Asst. Cashiers
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La Grande National B nk
La Grande, Oregon
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $72,000.00
Transacts a general banklug business. Boys and sells exchange on
ENGLISH WOMEN
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. .
U. H, Utut Orth'e, Ut titnnde. Or.
May U,
Nolle It hereby irtvea timt In ooiiuiIUul-c
Wltb tbu nrovtftlmirt of tli ucl ul lriiurtMi tif
JuuH,iH7K eudilM "An wa ux Hit. mhI of
innwr luiinn in inn trtitf cm tjuntorinu, ui-
riotit Nevada tuu w nhlntflui iTrtioryRitl
xU.ndet to ul) the liibllc Lund Htut ty uci
of AujfUttt 4, IWi, r hut-be KuUU of erry.
County of Union, Htau of Orvxon, Im
huh aav niea in iihm umM) nomwtn-iiMUiie-uieut,
No. aiUL for the mrvruui of th HU
H WSiSftittun -M KIU HH S Of MwUou No.
Z7t uiTownKiiin no -1 a, h.no. as H.sv.M.,ui.a
wlllottw proof toMiow that tlie IhihI
In more vuluubU for Us ilmbtilor ntoni' liuti
foruurtoulturul nuriKkKeK.iintl to OHtHUltli imr
claim U Mild IttiiU WioiviIh' Ki-KlsUTuniHlo
wlvef of ttili otrn-eut 1,h (Jrnintc, UrKin;, 011
SI outlay , the Itl uny ot AttuiiMt. UKH.
She lutuit1. tt wiliR'nv-i : a. I. Ili-ttn. John J.
Murphy, Kaltiti H. ItutlW, ttml Mary It.
Mnrnhv, all ui IYrrv.Onu-oii.
Anv mitt ull m-itumK cltiliiiitnr (ulverm-lv Hit
iibovo-tlfwrilnnl lamia mv rviilthn1 in ttlc
Uielroiatuti in thin omuo oil .or butora wud
ihi uay 01 nuvuvi, imil
It inukt-s a difference when
our legislature does not elect ft
United States acuator. In Jan
luury our legislature meets but
little interest bas been taken iu
Miss Su.an Ii Anthony, who , lhe mi,tter 89 J'"' except by one
all parts of the world. Collections a specialty.
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BOSS
Meat Market
Stellwell & Vandermuelen, Proprietors.
WHOLESALE AND - RETAIL BUTCHEPS.
Highest market price paid for all kinds of butchers' h
stock Hides, pelts and furs. .Also chickens & poultry. H
Coal For Hot Weather
Our Rock Spring coal will give sali-.l'i..ion
We always have it on hand. Castle Gate and Clear
Creek coal, too, if you would rather have it. We al
ways have coal, all kiuds aiid at lowest puces. If
you want wood wo can furnish you the kind thai burns
longest and best.
G. E- FOWLER,
TRANSFER AND DELIVERY
Phone No 1611
aiasBOoaiistiBaoactic(ti(tttit
JOHN JAMISON W E STULL ELVA JAMISON
We will call for it and' brim it
home when promised -
We guarantee satisfaction and only ask for a
trial order to demonstrate to you that we un
derstand the laundry business, fou can stop
our wagou at any time or phone the Laundry
and your work will be called for at once. We
make a specialty of family washing, and call
do your washing better and cheaper than
you. A trial order solicited.
Union Steam Laundry
PHONE 1981.
742 FIR STREET.
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has just returned from Europe
whi'hor she had been attending
the World's Congress of Women
held in Berliu, gives this opin
ion concerning English women.
"English women are well in
formed on politics and talk of
them, and indeed, of most sub
jects of general iuterost, much
more than American womeu.
In Scotland and Irejand they
are doing the same thing aa in
England." .. . . !
Judge Parker, the Democratic
candidate, in a recent magatin
article says: "tho educated mn
in England talk and seem to
take a livelier interest in politics
than do the college men in the
United Stales."
It seems from the foregoing
tbat both men and . women in
England take an interest in
uublio affairs and are neither
too indolent to rend upon polit
ical questions nor too self opin
ionated to talk about things and
measures that do, or may, if put
iu operation, ellect the general
welfareofthe British Empire.
While the British gentleman
nod lady feel proud-of their citi
zenship iu what they believe it
tbe greatest empire that now is.
or ever has been, on tarlh, they
also feel a personal responsibili
ty in all public affair, and
keen appreciation of their dutit s
as citizens, to give their country
the full benefit of their iudivual
brnin power and make no stint
thereof, or shirk from tlieir duty
to do what they can to create in
telligent publio opinions on
public questious Public opin
ion hi England is the soil in
wnicn Imperial policies are
grown and no man or woman
there, is ashamed to take a part
in forming tbat public opinion
and in cultivating the lield in
which old Englaud's glory ger
minates, in fact he or she feels
proud of the opportunity to do
so.
or two aspiiants for the speaker
ship and president of the senate.
TURKESTAN ALFALFA
The Dry Land Alfalfa grows without irri
gation.
kBROME GRASS
Kcd Clover, Alfa.fa and all kinds of
Garden Seed in bulk
Seed Wheat, Baled
Barley, Oats, Etc
Tho only Seed House
inUnion County.
Oliver
Phone 1571
Gentlemen visiting respective
headquarters of Messrs. Cortel-
vo j and Taggart'are expected to
bring with them assurances . of
the safety of - their respective
stales.
A Georgia darky has just beeii
liberated from a box car in
wnlcn lie hart been locked up
six days by accident. But then
the oar was loaded with water
melon.
Undoubtedly m the- effort to
increase the Republican major
ity 1'oinTaggurt haB sent Bourke
(j'ockran into Vermont to Jdit
tneears 01 tne grouuauugs,'
Fire. Proof. Safe '
For sals wt. 2500' prioa HO. fjall Of
writ La Orauda Pawnbroker. fbou
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, norioB iva nmuoATioR, V;': '
. DyeartniMit of tk tntertor. .
UwdOffloealL Ornod. Oroon. ;
namwliKlllor liu Hied n&tkwol hU InUntinS i5l
''.'"..WP rfhta claim. ; i
to mitke nnal proof In niDDOrt
Mid that mid proof will ta mads brhra
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his ptaltn.
mnii mi
,Land Office,
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DrK-m. wnlowof John HtutaiOirrr. darMid. ,UI--
IionjiioUiroliowliii( wWauim to 'MtJh&' -.
hi. aJiilinunuiiTeldonc upon khd outtlvaT "sl, :
t onofiialdlaad. vlft IVaik BotaboSr" Jna j r I
taS'nS'o"' M"rt M j
K. W. DAVIS, RcftoUr. " l
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LAGRANDEi .RfeOON
, Capital Stock fully paid 60,000 t '
' ' Surplus fund - - . " --18.000 r '
Liability of Shareholders ; . 60,000 l
Responsibility - . ." 188,000
, We do a general baukiug and exchanej),usitieis
Drafts bought and sold on eartern and foreign banks.
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, Mr. Parker's view that candi-'
ilati s ehould be seen Mid Dot
hoard is regiiTded as quite anti
qua'ed by the Gentleman from
Nebraska. . - '
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Chain ; wood by the Cord
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-128 cubio feet to the . cord, -t 16-lnch, drj Lbua V
wood per cord. This is cheaper than t y the load, -You
pay for what you got and get what you 'pay for. ' - -;
Phone s7i. - . . H. W. NIBLEY
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Beautiful Columbia
River Folder
A puHSviiur dopartment of the Oro
gon Htiiln,a-t & Navigation Company
hm just IriHiied a beau'. if ul and costly
ixmorrtinic fuldor entitled 'The Col
timliia ltlvert thruiigb tbe Cascade
jJotiiitains, to the Pacific 0eau."
iT Jtn Arlington to Portland and from
I'ortli.uil to tho I'aclQo Ocettn, every
curve of tho rher and every point
of interest are -hown while Mt Hood
Mt AdaiiM. and Mx St ilelene, potpo
tuully covered with snow, stood- out
in thore beauty. On tho bank of the
i n up if im intaretttintt atory in detail
of the trip from Huntington to Port
land and front Portland to the ocean,
not overlooking tho beaches and the
San 1' rant ihco trip by ocean- A copy
of t iiia folder may be secured by Bond
'ng fnur cents In stiuups to pay postage
to A LCraiK) (enerfll Passenger Agent
of tho Oregon Railroad & navigation
Com pan .rortland, Orugon, Py send
ing tiio address of come friend in the
Kant, and four cents in postage the
folder will bo promptly mailed.
A Fejw Clmici Bargains in Wal
i Iowa Couaty Real Estate'."!
I (1) 200acisof tan l. 13) ajea oaptble ot cnltlvatloa, 1190 ;
to fall eown wheat, Uouk, tarn and ottaar baildin,--A gr
- snpan $2,500 ;
j '!) 240 Mores.siOkll oTt lisrfl, h.tiiM. Intra and good outbuildtaet, 80 itm In 'fell .
i somii giain; sru.ili ntriiiu u( walcr do LliroUKh pl0e A great barftUa akjUfiOO
I ncrda it land part oi whintl ia the flneit of moadow; good hoK and ;
I ouitiiiild tuts Rood hay she-U. "iw tons of hay aa be out on Im plaM wiii tk
ffwiipuaiiic in iranc uh una Miiini. i rivu iu wr avru
4 iw i us, itv uiiuhjc mnu 1 ri'.e eiu per ikiitj. J, ail
I s 60ael4 ol !luc laud itt $Ui par rtcr. 1 TltuHO are a low 1
I iirtvc 10 uuor ui in way ot toiLi comic uarKains,
M'DFinlel
WALLOWA,
e$l0 per iwnj. Tbti ii ft great bauttda.
ire a lew ot ino many bum w
For further particular twaaa.
6c
0 many bum W
irtlcuUr llrtaa, ,
M'Donald
OREGON' " '
MAKING REPUTATION
A.. V.
JEFFERSON AVE.
' While Oregon is- spending a
large sum of money in placing
an exhibit of its product' illus
trative of its cliimUe and oppor
tunities, the purpose of which is
to induce people of a deeireable
class 10 come to Oregon; and al
so while lhe stale has appropri
ated $50,000 to aid the Lawis
and Clark Fair at Portland and
the citizens of Oregon have con
tributed nearly a million more
to ninke the fair a success, a few
law breakers and dennticioers of
morality are more than oUNetting
all this expensive effort to people
Orejou. Genuine houimeckers,
V; when they select a place iu
whu li to transplant their lam
llien, will turn in (lixgiint from a
country where propoity is inse-
t tire and life unsafe. The rep
utation that the masked men
who slaughter great flocks of
ehppp in Eastern Oregon and
ride eff in apparent security is
making for Eastern Oregon that
which will keep fur more immi
grants from st oking Oregon than
all the expositions that millions
of dollars outfit will induce
Special Excursion lo the World's
rair.
Tbo Donver and Kio Grande, in oon
Doctiua witb tbe Missouri Pacillo,
will rim u Horitia of perrotmlly oou
diictud UNCiirsions to tbo World's fair
during Juuo. Thcuo excursions will
run throilf'li to tit. Louis without
climik'o uf cars, makiiiK short stops at
priucipat poiiiiHonroute. The Drat of
theso excursions wiii loave Portland
June 7, and the second June 17. Tbe
rate from La l.ruudo fill bo tOO to St.
Louis and return. Kxcursionists go
ing .ia the Denver Si Kio Uraudo have
the piiviloge nf returning by a differ
ent routo. Thin is the moot pleasant
way, as well ua the most delightful
route to cross Hie continent. 1 he
stops arranged give uu opportunity
of visitlnu in and about Kansas City.
If you wlab to accompany one of tbese
excursions wriio at once to W C Mo
Bride. 124 Third Btreet, Portland, for
Sleeping car roRervations
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Notice to Contractors
Sealed IjidH will lo received until 2
o'clock 1 M Saturday August 0-1(104
for the i-finiiruction ol a two story
frame rfui lcce building according to
jilan-' and HpefifirHtio'iH which maybe
c'en at. tlie ri'fl'KuicH of Mm ft ratty
oral th.i n-sidi'iice of O It Thorrtou,
...!.:.,... I n il....lu k.....n ill rulil.il.
lal.ti'r plsce hi'lit will fio oi.-ou' d. UiddtTS
it.vit'i I to be pr:-nt. Th owner re-
frvus tlit right to reject any and all
Id is. Mrs Z Patty.
How diar to my heart is the old-fashioned washboard ', ,
That mother nsed to wash on when I was a boy, - ' ' ; , S y
With Its zinc-covered ridges tbu suds used to play In Y '
And sojp buiihlos gambol -d to my ohlldlsli joy . ' .'";;
Ofttimes hrive I watr.hral her when wearius her knuckles. :. !
s As over th i ridi-os our duds slio would rub, . ,,
I ne'er will fur not how she snlashel aud the slatherop ' ' '
The old fuahioaed wash board that stood in the tnb. .
CHORUS
The old fftnliloned washliouril; , . .
J Tie zinc-covered washboard; ' " '
The back-breaking washboard that alood in tba tub. -" . .
Borne folks nlay kick about up-to dats laa-ldrlss, ' '
' And say they wear out th.-ir clothes every d.iy;
J But give t Ii Jin to me, so I will have a hot dinner
At home, with Ihu Binxll of the soup suds away, s.
I know that the washing machine Is muoh easier
2 tin all of our clothes than to take tliern aud rub :
Till the buti-oiiB an i bosoms are lost and worn out ' ' "..
lly the old faahioned washboard that stood in the tab, . . . -.
We are not tbo old fashioned kind.
A B C LAUNDRY
City Property For Sale
Find) located, Well Improved 5-Room House For.''
Sale. Also Other City Property "At ' v : r '
GRANT & HERR0NS
Mi-sttasat t-axii-4- 'H-t "TTTtTttllttlltminmt
WE AjjE HEADQUARTERS;
For Kodak and Kodfik Supplies
A complete stock of professional paper. Plates ot wholesale prices. . Mailorder!
aiiBwcreil promptly. -'.
La Grande Drug Co. and Red Cross Drug Co