La Grande morning observer., September 26, 1904, Page 2, Image 2

A MAN WITH MoNEY ;
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otkmmk ". "swistb iu a poBiuou iu uic
1 : ' a A I late, bit own terras wbetV'iMk--
?ng ,';, bargain. Jbal estate
..onera no bettsir. favcstnieat man
We are offering for buyers' erith
ready money some choice farms
- at bargain. oountet.prioej.,-
Ibere is no charge to give
you fall particulars. ; If you're
ljokiuir for a "snan" now li the
t; .time : to- get it, -, Don't leeevhe
' opportunity, as they are certain
L to go soon,
in -ttip
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La Grande, Oregon -I
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J , , OFFI0EE8: DptKOTORS: ' ;
( Oso,PAlsw...w.vw..frMent ,i.J, M.iBarry', J. M.phun!B; '
(t J. M.BB...i.,Vice President,, ,, , A,lfcniey,GeaUCIea-
J. lf.0BOMai..bf.M...0Mhier. i,r , .er,eo. Palmer I
F.LMarKas end Geo L Cleaver Oeahiars ' J
S , V ..3655'.. .',!..
CAPITAL AND SURFlf $72.0-x ',-
Traaaacta a general banking business; ' Boy" and nil exchange an
' -i all pari ol the world,. OoUeetioni a specialty.
La Grande Evening Observer
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i MONDAY VNIN(3.,JPT ?6, 190
u FOR PRBSIDBKT k
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
?. , of New York
, FOR VICE PRESIDENT .
CHABLES W. FAIRBANKS
i ef Indiana '
. SCHOOL BOOKS
STATIONERY, DRUGS
i'iiruVj t'.r;fm ..'.'.f.J L''rMyiO " "
FOR PBBSIDSMTAL ELKCTOBS
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o. B. dimmick, : viacKmas and most of
Of iipuoH, Josephine chief jnfiePh';, devoted.' his', last
years, not in sullenness and piu
wpmen.'and children, he baffled
the skill of the hero of Geltflburg
at the head ol a wen appointed
and equipped . force of United
Stites soldiers(for months before
heandhia few remaining 'war
riors and long line of starving
widows and oiphans were cap
tured some, six .hundreds miles
from where. Jthe flight began.
With the great grief in his
heart for loss of home, country
his ' younK men
j. N, HABT,
J. A. FKB,
Polk
Umatilla
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W E STULL ELVA JAMISON
JOHN JAMISON
WeBllIW'tandbririit
home when brdmisedj
We soarantee-satiafaotion and only ask ' for a
. trial order to demotisrtft.o,yoi that we un
derstand the, laundry busipess. fou can atop'
our wagon at any time or phone the Laundry
and ypnr work will be called, for, at once. We
make" a specialty of family washing, and can
, do yiur washing better ,an4 cheaper than
. ou.; A trial order solicited. (
Union Steam La
, IN THE SHOCK. h , ,
They wera ataadtnK In .the .corn field
,-jWhen they heard the sapper born
Farmer's latsia atd her sweetheart,
In whose soals love had been born.
"Will it shook yon if I kiss yon,
Mary, dear?" said Jake, love lorn.
','No, V said Mary, and it didn't,
Neither did it shock the com.
. , THE TRUE TEST '
Men crowd around John Moneybags,
On.theihaa many friends;
But do ,they love him for himself
,Or hT they other tends? - ! '
Just let him lose his coin and lands
And then he'll, find just where he an maustnous, moral
ing for the past, but with all the
remaining energies, that grief,
disaster and age left him' he d
voted his time to bettering the
condition of the remnant of his
people by encouraging . them to
walk in the paths of virtue, and
sobriety and by pointing out , to
them that the; onlv way to.
iuture and avoided dark hiatus
of extermnation, was to practice
industryt to accept the situation
that fate , had placed them in
and learn to work and become
and edu-
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WTTT'PT? DAOU
FLOUR i
Is milled with the idea of pleasing'eyery dealer's high., -.
O class? trade-cuatoiTW-9 who appreciate quality. The B
'K 'name of the Pioneer Flouring Mill Cp.' uaf antees' re-"'
B liability . and highest : grade in every sack . of flour B'
B bearing the White Rose brand. - -." r ' li
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PHONE 1981.
742 FIR STREET.
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Ws know "that golp' dear to glr
And, that (hey love to lanoh
Together,! and at absent - frienda
Take many a yloloos punch. ;
OUR STANDING ARMY
TURKESTAN ALFALFA'
v The Dry Land Aifalfa gre'ws without irri!
. , gation.
BROME GRASS
Red Clover,' Alfa.fa and alf Rinds of11
v Garden Seed in bulk'
Seed Wheat Baled 1
Barley, Oats, Etc"
Ther6iily Seed House
inUnibriOoUntir.1
A:. V". Oliver
cated people.
Uis own people nave Ioat a
sat s, wise and conacientious . ad
viaor, and the cause of civiliza
tion, of. the. , Indians a most
.Men laugh bat give them quite a mb I effioien t co-worker,
Whan they foregather at the olub
mveicmlKHin
auBjonee The best I can say for him
Biohneon How sot : y .v.
Bjonaar-Well, he's pigeon-toad and any is 600,000, of Franoe 660,,
ohioken-hearted, and he also haa a oOOjpf Italy, 226,000; of AuBlria.
I8ALB,G.MMnr-R0Qn Pls Britain,'250,OOo'; ana of Turkey,
tared House with closets pantry and '
bath. Centrally located, good cellar, 225,000, while that of the United
lawn, city water. Also, wired through-.! States is ouly about 63,000.
Addr08S ViStiLSpain and severd . third class
o Pioneer , Flouring' Mill Co. 1
E3 ti a no o n n o on. a a n a o a n a on
flDDOD o a bb dodo nW'titi'n'u'tfiiM;
? Farmers' and Traders J
at ..... . 4.. , . , ' Mm
a National Bank;;
LAGRANDE. t
Capital Stock fully paid
OREGON
60,000
. ,13.000 ,
60,000
133,000
Surplus fund
; Liability of Shareholders.
Responsibility
We do a' general banking and exchange, .business. ,
T rafts bought and sold on eartern and foreign banks. :
JOSEPH PALMER, President
J. W. S0RIBER, Cashier '
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A GREAT AND GOOD MAN
nations have a bigger, peace ea-
taDliahment than we nave. : ."
JEFFERSON. AVE.'
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ONE MIGHT ONLY
Friday, Sept 30
A FESTIVAL pp'LAygjjTi ')(t , iH
Muller and Bates present Mark E. Swan's
Hilarious Mirth -provoking success
I A Runaway
A Ruuatray ' M
at the third Avenue'
yesterday ,. jammed
the , theatre, Yboih
afternoon and even :
. ing and. pleased the-,
people so well that
a . lot - ef them are
going again next
week -Sea'tle Times
Monday, Aug. 27. '
FUN THAT'S .
CONTAGIOTS
All the new songs of ; this stasonJ "No, you haven't
beard them; thoy are new.., .
PRICES:
26o, 60c and 75o. Seats now on sale
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The death of Chief aoaephBi of r . In twentv -years ihe Brother-
thNez Perce tribe of Indiana, hood of Locoaoiive' Engineers
on Sept 22,1904, removea irom hag uot h84 a
the northwest a great ana gqoa
manVl Few. .jaoen, of any ..race, . Russia's fjreigit trade in 1903
color, creed or degree of culture, across 1 her European borders
in any ; age naa clearer con- amounted to auy,vvu,uuu in im.
ceptions of right, han .,,he(.orlppItsand489,131,850 for goods
made those . conoeptloDB.. more exported,
invanablv their euide ana rule
of action. than d,id.Cnef Joseph. Mr Bryan announces that hi
As an advocate . or peace, he will give an explanation ot why
spent the years of his pnme Ihe supports the. Democratic
manhood, exerting his great in- ticket with each speech,
finance, auionc. his ..people to , , ... . ?
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preserve pgaoe petweentnemana .xue Pf?.,8J iu"MtMu iuug.
thA whiiea. though he felt in the ltude of the Haltio, fleet is un-
der4b,0f his soul, that, he ; was known. But wbon . it , comes
deprived ot the "home ot his within wilhiu hailing distance
nhlldhnnd. which Jie 10V60. the oi " "
Iranaha. and his bottom
neoDle lost their traditional
huntipg andjshlng ground, the .Again the need pta fruitry.
WWifara- holhw frudejitlv,'in- er.! and a vinegar factory , is
nesting words' in the treaty be- brought to light by; the ever in-
tween hit pepple.and, the' shites, lCT?.Dg quantity , of summer
agreed to qr understood to le in f apple's were allowed to rot . in
the'treaty wb'nign4. . ; hl Wr
. It was not 'until, the United no market for tbjs diss
States soldiers atttmptee to en- apples. Utberewasa dryer
force, what seemed to him and here 'Brmer and haii 8row
his people an arbitra.y- .,Lordet er, would be able to realise - some
from, Washington in 1877'to profit from his prssent waste
eat ry out that treaty in a manner stock and the town would not
that would practically make him only benefit by their profit, but
and, bis people, whose pride an'd also by the f set that additional
boast bad evqr, been th'flt .'po MoV wpuldbe furnished therer
white Dsrsons.blood. had ever U?e pay Tou oi toe iqwn
been shed by them'Tprfeoiipri inprea,ed'
of war on a distant , reservation,
that he. lifted his tomahawk. . to
protect bis people ist their - at
tempt to flee from beneath the
American flag and seek a, new
couptry, and homa-vtai Canada,
As a warrior and leader fif a
small number of fugitives men,'
FULL MEASURE1
Chain Wood by the Cord
128 cubic feet to the oord. 16-inch dry chain
, wood $3 per cord. This ja cheaper than by the ,load.
You pay for what you get atd get what you pay for.
Phone s7i
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H. W. NIBLEY
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fg A Few Choici Bargaina in Wal
ls -. Inwn IJnuntv Ooal Rofatn
'' . . . 11 W ? ' i j
1) 90R acres of land, 120 aires oapable ot cultlrstlon, U3 a) V
in (alhsown wheat. Honaa, wrn and otbar buihllnii.-A gr '
.f uuro!,.uwivrc:iinTii, HOUR Im RHQ BOOQ OUtbqil41ngfl, BO Ulflt in 'lall
good bouse Aud
pwn giam; small stream o walor flow throaKh placs-A (treat bargain at 93,600
outbuildings good hair iheds. 200 tooa of bay can be cm oa ibe place will Uke
SUO in cattle n trmiie on this property. Price $10 per acre..
4 160 acres, 120 of oboioe land-Price HO per acre. Tbis is a greet bargain.
5 kttaeieaof One land ttfm per acre These are a few of the many snaps We
have to offer In th way of real estate bargains. For further particulars addrsas. i
M'Da.nil
WALLOWA,
M'Donald
OREGON
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How dear to my heart is the old-fashioned washboard ' '
- am... iiiu.ii,;. uavu w wueu ua wnoa 1 was a DOT.
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Bulbs - Coming t
Abeot October "rati will twelS
large shipment of bulbs, oonslstlnf ot
toll pa, i hyaelntha, naroiatla, orooaa
and many other oboloa Bowers . Oat
obOT lSibs proppr month to obtain the
boat mults. Order early. Phone 1161.
Green House. .. Sept SI 38
With its zinc-ootrered ridges the suds used to play in
And soap babbles gamboled to my obUdish joy'. " "
Ofttiiqes have I watched her when wearing her knuckles.
'As over the ridges oor dads she woald rah, '
I ne'er will forget how she snlashed and she alatheTop ''
The 0I4 tashloned wash hoard that stood in the lab.
CHORUS (
The old. fashioned washboard;
Tne zluC'Covered washboard;
Tha baok-breakinf washboard that stood in the tab.
Some (oiks alwayi kiok about op-to-date laqddriaa,
ft' woar y toeir clothes every day 1
lye thern to me, so 1 will have a hot dinner
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At hpnte, with the amell ot the aoap sads awhy. ,- ,
kow that the washing machlqe is mnoh easier 1 '
On all Oi Olir nlothna than In fat... fthn. ..J
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rill tne nnttona aol bosoms are lost and nr. vit
Hy the old-fashioned washboard that stood In the tub. J J
. We are not the old fashioned kind. '
ABC LAUNDR Y j
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Sale. Also Other Qty PropertyiAt :.
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