La Grande morning observer., September 10, 1904, Page 2, Image 2

From Union
REPUBLICAN
I. Q;rnirie ' twling pretty gtif4
. tbif . . k. At r yearn and yeere il la
thecoiioiy-ai-el with all that 'h. name
imptiPK. Holler, you r-cl H
your mm.
Tb n un y J,"'i'' i loe'd in tr
C nmincUl t b L O "Ml' the
bn ft 1 u.iid n 8cni- r b i V awl
lb halnnre o' in, flic r. wra on the
em r h' u f KfoniiHa, rttiiiptnit "U iid
1 1 qu.iit'-fa nr ouinvl' t d.
Ibe cm niy taet of XJnic o arm ty i
DfilL6 ande Judge Scare bav
iug rvtuhbed -o ooDiinD the injuiio
timi ar.d county pr- perty wa moved
tu Li Urmid tha merit. It ia under-
iiOL'dibat the mf era involved in lb
recent euUnl-itiTe ti the location ol
the county-eeet will be further tea ted
Id tba supreme court.
Ooe ol the bardeet things to bear In
onnneoti'in with ibe tranaler ol Ibe
coouty-ieat ia the departnre of esTeral
ol tli beat families ol our oity. To
ay tbat weahall ieatbemhnt faint
ly expresses tbe aitua'.ion and while
their placea will be fU-d by otbera. It
will b- a long time belore we aball bn
CO -ne accustomed to the new order ' ol
things. ,')ur old Irienda and neigb-re
will alao experience painful period
. in having their old borne, iu Union
aid t'jebwt wishes olconotleaalrieoda
go with tbero Quod-bye. old , Irienda
and good luok to you.
' BOOUT
Tberecorda ol Union eoooty were
removed Irom Union to La Qrande
Sunday, September 4tb. Tbia ia pre-
oiaely what the people of Union have
(tared afoot tbe railroad waa built,
leaviLg Unioo aome two and a ball
milea on the aide Now the realiae
tion thin wbatT Towna are built,
by people not by nature. Reeouroee
are neoeeaary lor the upbuilding of a
oity. Union baa the resources but
what bave the people done and what
will they do? There are many suk
geationa that oould be offered , but
they have been offered many llm-l.
There are abundant eigne of future
evelopmeot euoh aa railroad buildirg
opening up a very large and very pro
fitable timber belt, the aeeeeeion of
more laotoriea but what will we. dot
Will we encourage tbeae various en
terprises? Do we want more people
and more business or lewer people and
leu bjainoaa. Let ua make up our
minds. Tbe opportunities are plenti
ful enough il we takn advantage ol
Ibem. Let ua decide what we a ant
tnen get it.
The Parker Boom
Tbe Demoerate bave been claiming
that the New England Stetea were
giving Rnoeveit but a ball Dear led
supp.rt. Tbe return, from Vermuni
ahow tbat I bare ia no haaia tor tb a
contention. Th R'p'.b' oo candi
date for Governor otrried Vtrmm t t-y
luger pi rnliiy thn fur many v r
and i be following d spatoh ehnw. !
the Park r B om i a myih and. iti
the B -dm for Ro sev. 1 in r- l v,
Wi ne R vr. Jni.it nil Vl 8 ! )
Pmotiolly e mpletea returna Iron
tbe vole for State Bepreeentatio (.
aho tbat tbe next Vermont Hon
of Re ireaentativea will oniain 20i
Repnhlioana, 80 Democrata and 3 I
dependent. Laat er tbe Oemooiaie
had 60 mambera in the House.
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Cove Prunes
Stackland and Hanoook o! the Core
have pnrohaeed twenty five oar loada
of prunea in the orchard, wbiob they
will pick and ehip green. It ia stated
tbat tbe grower will realize ab ut IIS
per ton lor tbeir fruit. Tbia will give
employment to quite a number ol
pickers and tbey ar- alraid tbat . they
will n t b able to aeoure aa many aa
they may need.
For Rent .
I be building formerly ooeupied by
the Salvation army Xor full par
ticulars and ratea Inquire ol Mra
SO Zuber. Aug. 31 1 1 -
FOR RENT Furnished rooms. In
quire of Mra: A K Jones, corner of
Third and Adama Avenue. , 0-10 ',
Land Being Filed On
CodkI 'erable land haa been .led bn
in Ibe Wailowa and Blue Monntain
For. at reserves recently restored to
entry, m atly for its timber and atone
very little elng go d for agrioaitaai
purpose, and best ol land will be tak
en np lefore long. 361) aoies have
been taken for Its timber and stone,
MK aoies in Mript, no boniest ede,
all oi which lulo the Blue monntain
reserve excepting 40 aoies timber and
stone entry in W alio a.
Special Excursion to the - World'
- . , Fair. . .:
The Denver and Rio Grande, In con
nectlon wltb tbe Missouri Pacific,
w.li run a aeries of per-onally oon
douted excursions to the World's fair
d -mug June. These excursions' will
ron through to St. Louis without
ohange of cars, making short stops at
prinoipal points enroute. Tbe first of
bese exonraione will leave Portland
J ine 7, and tbe second Jnne 17. - The
rate from La Urande 'III be 160 to St.
Loiis and return. Excursionists go
ing Ala the Denver A Rio Urande have
tbe privilege of returning by a differ
en: route. Tbia is the must pleasant
way, as well aa the most delightful
route to cross tbe continent. 'I he
e'ops arranged give an opportunity
of rialtlng in ana about Kansas ;ity.
1 1 von wish to accompany one ol tbeae
excursions write at once to W 0 Mo
Bride, 1:14 Third street, Portland, tor
Sleeping oar reservations.
New Phone Company
P L i rooks, who is Interested in tbe
new telephone line that la now con
nected with every point In the ' alley,
eiMe.a11.at work 'I wiring this oity
will commence next week. The poles,
at least quite a number of them, are el
ready on the ground.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Ni tice la hereby given to all whom
it may concern, that Christian W
Murphy, has filed her fi ai aocnunt
as administratrix of the eataie ol
Thomas N Murphy, de.-eased and tbe
County ilourt ol Union county Oregon
haa eei Tneaday, the 6th day ol Sept
ember A. D. 181)4, at two o'clock P M
lor me wearing or su n report
Christina W Mnrphv.
Administratrix.
MOTIOK FOR PUBLIUATION.
Will Have No Run
We have been informed tbat the
Union dryer will not be operated Ibis
year owing tb the Isot that prnne
growers oan realise a better price from
shippers than the dryer oan afford to
P-
In The District Court of the
United States for the Dis
trict of Orejon
n the matter oil Notloeot
JO Kite, r the first meeting
baikiupt. ) of creditors,
To the creditora o'J G Ritz, of HII
gard, Union county, Oregon, Bankrupt:
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that
on tbe on the 8th day of September,
1914, the aaid J U Ritx was duly ad
indicated a I'.annrupt, and that the
flret me. ting of the i:reitor will be
l.eld at the offloe of the undersigned,
lnLaOai.de, Orowon, on Monday,
8epiember 19, 1001, at two o'olock in
the afti noon of said day, at which
time and plaoe said C red 1 to -a may at
tend, prove their . cl.lma. appoint a
Trustee, examine the llankrnpt, and
transact tnoh other bnslnea as may
prnperly tome beiore said meeting.
Twenty Bvs cents must accompany each
olalm Hied.
Dated at La Grande, Oregon, Sept
ember Oth, 1904.
f B Ivaoboe,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Bept 10-13
Depnrtment of the Interior.
Land Offloe at La Grande, Oregon.
June XV, ISO4.
Notice It hereby given that the following
named settler ba (lied notice ot hi Intention
to muke flnal proof In aupiwrt of hli claim,
and thatftald proof will Le made before the
Reglit rand Receiver of the IK 8 Ijknd Office,
t La Grande, Or mm, on Anglirtt4, 1904.. vii:
H, K. No.TW2, Vargarethar'tutitnffer, La Grande
Oiegnii, widow of John Htutxingcr, deceased,
for the KM HK & HE MeC, UL Tp. 3 B., H.
He nttmeri the following wit nemos to prove
hi continuous raatdenoe upon and cultiva
tion of aald land, vts: Frank Bein' off, John
KelWr, Cod art BUotber, Mlnard Katlln all of
La Grande Oregon.
JL W. DAVIS, Register.
Dr. P A CHARLTON
VETERINARY SURGEON,
Office il AT Hill's Drug Store
La Grande, Oregon Phone 1361
Residence phone 7U1
FARMERS
ATTENTION
I have purchased the SPO
KANE CAFE and it is my in
teiition to make a special effort
to plbnse the farmers, In order
to do thin I have decided . to
furnish a speoial meal Saturday
of each week which I call the
Farmers' Diuner. This meal
will include all that the market
affordpaud will be served in
regular family style. This will
be the best meal ever offered in
La Grande for 25 oeats. When
in the city call at the Spokane
Cale and see exactly how good a
meal you can buy lor 25 cents.
REMEMBER we pay cash
for butter, eggs and chickens.
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FIRE PROOF SAFE .i
Kor sale, weight 2500 prioe SW.
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BLOCKLAND BROS.
Island City, Oregon '
Breeders of BERKSHIRE and FOLANDCHINA
SWINE.
Young stock always on hand, and always glad to
have yon call and see our hogs, as we breed them for
the Farmor, aod ask you to compare bur paices before
buyiug some where else.
We have now two fine young Berkshire boars ou 1
hand,' July pigs ready for use only 20. For short
time only.
We want your Hay and Grain
AND. WILL PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET. PRICE
We will take all you have, no matter whether it it
only a few tons or if it is several hundred tons.
We want all the hay in the valley and then some.
A. V. OLIVER
WHOLESALE and RETAIL HAY and GRAIN DEALER
Half a Carload of I
! New Wall Paper. !
t We have just received half a car load of the newest
i and latest wall paper. Half a carload means 20,000
i rolls. This is more paper than any one firm ever
i thought of bringing into this county in a single season.
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1ls paper le all for sale and most be told tula season. We
. 'bar broagbt two Brat elaaa paper banger direct from Cbloago,
who are wttboat doabt tbe mjat tkiiltol workman in Eastern
' vbo, with the flvk flret elaaa i bangers already In oar am.
pof, alva natba beet working .ibetcland Bivplre.
! Stackland & McLachlen
! PAINTS. 0I12S AND GLAbS
WHITE ROSE
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FLOUR
Js n.illed,with the idea of pleasing'every di nltr's high.
olass trade-custo-' who appreciate quality. The
name of the Pioneer Flouring Mill Co. guarantees re
B liability and highest grade in every sack of flour
D bearing tlie White Rose brand.
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P;oneer Flouringi Mill Co.
Take Care of Youi
Trophies
T will My from 2 to tin (7. mi lu i. I
.... Kwruinj to uirvctiona. Tlie dotted lioea oj
01 anci atid lies hor where to rip the akio.
your game cut the Jugular a low down aa poalbl i
never cot tbe throat. Commence to akin by making -cut
from the hose ol the horn to back ol the head
thence down tbe baik of the rwk t i ..ia...
5.,.S?lioi,,L!! .,,tolt work thkl oarefnlly .w,y
afterw,. romoVe the 8e,h ZZZXZ ll lV ')rl
tbe onUide and raiae up th nye ld to avoid out tlnViI h F. 'n !"
reached wh. h 1. ne,r th oornr ol ! ,h. eve work the sklS nt S .hTJit.','.
with the point of the knife b an th ,-orner of the month I? T J
through and ezpoae the teeth, 'eare all the l.laok ll.?l n d "n
ine anane uniew salted well and d-led in th sba.le vour work i .iiAinat
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WM HAWS
Taxidermist