MAN WITrf MON EY 'u Grande Evening Observer
A
is always in a position lo dic
tate his .own terms when mak
ing bargain.'? RaU estate
offers no bet'er investment than
4Q00b H'ARMS
wW&"arVoffcring4o bfyraP with
ready money some choice farms
at hargain counter prices.
rr. i nere j na cnarge -o - give
you mil particulars. If you're
hokmg for a "snap" now is the
time to get it. Don't lose the
to eo soon. i i
CUBBEY BROS., Editors Props
JLa Orancte investment Company,
1110 Adams Avenue,
hti Grande, Oregon
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WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPT .27,199
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WHITH ROSE;
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! I? milled with the idea of pleasing tev'e'ry( dealer's high-!-
" olass trade-custo'"'!-! iwhd ajpp'recaf.n. : ;'
K name of the Pioneer Fldnring Mill Co; guarantees , re-,
D liability and ' highest grade in every sack of ' floor1
bearing the White Rose brand.
Pioneer Flouting i Mill Co.
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Whenever your life seems hard to lire,
And the-way.seem rough and long;
Whenever tbe world seems loath to give
A bit of Its mirth and tong; -
When you seem to be oast on 'the shady
t- Vbere the world is steeped in sin,
Jost open the doors of voat heart
ail- qnlts wide, .
And let the Snnshlne in. ' - '' -
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p'AKkfck'S LETTER,
After 'cogitating over what he
wanted io say jTor seven ty nipe
days, Judge Parker on Septem
ber 26, gave the public his letter,
formally, aooepting the nomina
ted1 lit! Detn'ocrattc candidate for
the presidency, 'tendered him by
nun ioutwiauu . iiauuuii .vuur
TURKESTAN ALKAtiFA
-! i The Dry Land Alfalfa growa without irri-
gation. ;
BROME GRASS
v. Red Clover, Alfa.fa and ail kinds of
i (" Garden Seed ' in bulk
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Barley.
a.":v.;
JEFFERSON AVE.
Seed Wheat, Baled
Oats Etc
--The-onlySeed-House
inUnion Go u nty .
I Thone 1571
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ONE MIGHT ONLY
A FESTIVAL OF LAUGHTER
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Muller and Bates present Mark E. Swan's
Hilarious Mirth -provoking tfuccess
"A Runaway Match"
"it Uttoairay' Match
H h at the third venae
yesterday jammed
the theatre both
afttTDoon and even
ing and pleated tbe
7 people i well that
a lot ef them are
Urttt'g'5gain next
week.-Sea'tle Times.
Monday, Aug. 27.
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FOB PRESIDENT
- THEODORE -JIOOSE VELT,
f f'NewlYork
" ''POS'vlfc'B'ipBESIDENT '
CHABLES W. FAIRBANKS j
;' Kr'indiana;: j ?r ',
FOR PRK8IDENTAL ELECTORS
OiB. dimmiok, ! '.r'l Glackmaa
A. c. hough, Josephine
HART, ; . VjliiCA Polk
j. a. fee, . Umatilla
- SCHOOL BOOKS,
STATIONERY, DRUGS
"LrGrande ;Dri Cross Drug Co
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iy believes in the Gold Standard
is not for tbe Observer to say. j
On the other subjeoti treated
by Judge Parker in his letter ho
maintains his reputation for
caufloi'ii.am.biguity. , ; : j
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CURIOSITY AROUSED ,
' The emphatic; 'declaration oi
Judge Parker in his, letter of ac4
ceptance-, that he "unqualifiedly
believes in the Gold Standard"
arouses no little ourioBity among
the people as to how W J Ijryan
will ' frame his future stump
speeches in behalf of the judge.1
A speech from Bryan in advo
cacy of the election of a man to
the presidency who "unquali
fiedly believes in the ddld Stan
dard" will be g duriosity;! V
FUN THAT'S
CONTAGIQTS
All the new. songs of this season 1 "No you haven't
, f-' t )' Hefard them; theyrre new. .
PRICES:
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26o, 60o and 76c Seats now on sale
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ventioa at St Louis Mo
July 9th 1904.
While the letter fills over five
columns in close print . in . the
journal of Portland, and will be
read with interest by : the men
who ihteoTd tS'vota for "Parkei to
find' out,' if possible, what meas
ures' (hey are going to reoord
their votes in favor of, many
will reaoh the end of . the long
letter without obtaining the de
siied information. The 1 letter!
is16arefully' and cautiously' writ
ten. In style, in many places,
it reads very much like a judi
cial opinion decisive of a de
murrer that raised 'nothing but
cold lifeless law points, ' inter
posed to prevent the triai 'of .the
case, .before the court ,o
its . merits, . in the . decision
of which the' judge adroitly
labors to avoid giving 'out any
intimation as to what his opin
ion isj!or whet may be bis ruling
on the case when it finally,
retches him on its meuts as to
the right or wrong of the parties
before the court.
1 However,, there are some par
agraphs thai ' afej leis'qtscure,
than any other utteranc9, that
the public have, heretofore been
taken in 5rifidence eboudh by
Judge ParTte'f'fd'sfiow plainly on
important pubho questions.
1 Thft olia Iffitwrtant" ouestion
orl wliich thV attitude' or belief
of the Judge, with referenoe
thereto hss been problematic is
the currency.' This his letter,
after his seventy nine days oogi
trtibn in the vicinity of Wall
Streetseems to Settle all doubts
which may . have existed, and
settled tnem in accordance with
the wishes of Wall Street - In
bW'letter'rJudge' ' Parker' uses
these words referiug io his views
tb 'tne' Gold Standard, as , .ex
pressed in his verbal speech .ac
cepting the nomination; "I wish
here, however, again to refer to
my views 'therein 'expiessed as
to the Gold Standard, to declare
again my unqualified belief, in
said standard." m-
7 1 Just how the Democrats who
have, for at least twelve- yYar8
)een denouncing theGo'ld Stan
dard can suddenly turn and
support a man' ho unqualified-
It takes the same number of
officers $ofcbnduct .ttfrl 'business
of a small county, as of a large
one. ;
Tammany Hall doubtless,
gave a knowing wink and took
a drink iipon ! reading ' Judge
Parker's remarks' about Reform
of Government Expenditures .
Errors' like1 straws upon the siir
j face flow; .'.. , i,.
He who would search for pearls
musf"divebelow.;':
"Apple1 Sale r
The Hood River jlaoler reports that
the Hood River Apple Grower's Un
fion has Bold Page & Son of Portland
30 oars of Spitzenberg and i'ellow
Newtown apple and four oars of other
varieties, Far VbnulBese . reasons"
therJceT W kept Secret. .'.The. Union
recently sold two cars of Grovensteins
oft prioes rangingrfrom 85 cents to one
'dollar 'per box. . "
" NOTICEOF ESTRAY '
NOTICE IS HfiREBYGiylEN 'that
there same to my olace near the city
of La Grande on or about August tbe
twentyfltth 1904 one sorrel gelding,
with white mane and tail, branched
IO on left shoulder, and that same! Is
now held by me awaiting payment of
pasterage bill the payment o( this
advertlsemflnt, andthat saine". anltaal
will be held by me uiitll such vbarges
are pald. Owner may' lecovei' said
animal wheiT au6nonarges' are paid
and the ownership of said animal is
proven at La Grande;" Oregon. 'Dated
this 27 day of September 1904, signed
H B Bellmer - , 9-30-10-30
' No Harm To Look
' It is now poisitle to get tor 85 eent
what you have been paying 11.60 .(or
euoh books a Red Bock, Ifiaaippi
Bubble, Caat'eOi any Grow, Right, of
Way , Audrey, Jaulje Meredith , Dor
thy: Vernon, David II arum, and 'mahy
other of the best late Copyright' hooks
formally sold for 11.60, we are'' now
selling lor 15 cents. Dropin aDd look
at them bver, you are just a weloooie
whether jori buy or not.v.. : flfi - ,,. , ,
: r' - . ':, -,Newlin Drug Co.
Notice..
Every Friday afternoon at half past
two o'clock beglpning Sept. 16 there
will be a meeting at ;tbe! home of Mrs.
Geo. Blakeat lsliiia Olty lor the pur
pose of reading the Writings of the
NewOhurohgiveo totheWprld'throngh
Emanuel Bwedenborr( r"' Jvv
. Any one interested to knowing what
tbe New Church teaohes is cordially
invited to be prese t.. ''v
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Geyserite soap lOo Newlin Drug Co .
Uao. Palmkb..
' f. M. Baasr.
3. M.CiiDaCH.
President
. .Vice President
J. M. Berry, J. M. Ohureb i
A. B. Conler. GeotH CtaaV"
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La Grande' NaViokAB
f ...nT:.;. - j vuo'. La Grande,: Oregon
" CAPITAL AND SURPLUS," $72,000.00
TraaaaeU a general banking business. nyaan4:sells exchange on
... all parte of the world. , , Collections a snecialtv. ..... ..
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; I ' Finely Loat, ';Weir'Iniproye(i s-Room1 House For !
Sale. Also Other Qty Property, At
! GRANT & HERRONS
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The eleotrio'railrpad' surveyors are
now In the Minam. locating and ;aa
oerting tbe amonn'"''''1-,vatlable power.
GEY8KKITK SOAP . .
Takes the greaee and btck off and
loaves the skin soft 10 0 3 lor 25 New
lin Drug Co. . : rj
ThdPiano
We're
for
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selling now
$167
costa $250.00 else
whero Big buying aud
big selling does it
at
Eilers "Piano "House
351 Washington Street
corner Park v . j
Portland, Oregon
' ' Write us for particulars.
$5 or $0 a moj'h buys one
here.
t How dear to my Heart is the old-fashioned wishboard 'j
:W t ' That mAfHin. naiul M.h u t i
- - ... . UDDU vv aou vu HUDU 1 WUO H UOy,
i With its zinc-oovered ridges the suds used to play in
And soap bubbles gamboled t n.y ohlldish joy.
, a P'ttimes have I watched hor when wearing ber knuckles. ,
. As over the ridges oar duds she would rub,. ' ' f
I ne'er will forget how She'Shlashej and she slath'erep ' ' '
The old fashioned wash board that stood in the tnb.
J -- CHORUS,
, , ! u. The old:fashioned washboard; f t' . : ";'
J i",i':V. J) iJi.Tne ziiic corered washboardt: t '
a The back-breaking washboard that stood in the.tub. -
S " 8ome folks alwayi kiok'about up-io-date lauddries,
' And say they wear out their clothesievery day;
But give them to me, so I will, have a hot dinner .
At home, with the small of tbe soap. suds away.
I know that the washing machine is muoh easier
, J On all of our olothes than to take them and rub
Till tbe buttons an J bosoms are loBt and worn out
J . .. .. by. the old-fashioned washboard that stood in the tub;
We are not tbe old fashioned kind.
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Farmtrrs'-and" 'V rfrder
National Bank, ,. ,
LAGRANDEi OREGON
Capital Stock fully paid - '$ 60,000
Surplus fund - i - . '-, :" 13.000
V Liability of Shareholders l 60,000
, : Responsibility - . . '138,000
We do a general bankirlg and exohange business.
' rafts bought and sold on partem and. foreign banks.
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JOSEPH PALMER, President, ... ; L
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PULL, MEASURE
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Chain wood by trie ! Cord
, "" .- . -U. ..M. , . ...
128 cubic feet to the cord. 16-inch . dry chain
wood $3 per cord. This is cheaper lhan t y ttie "load.
You pay for what you get aLd.gel.wliat you pay for.
Phone 571
UttiiiMi.ni , iVfuenaa
H. W. NlBLEY
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A Few Choice Bargains in Wal
lowa County - Real Estate -
lit 20(lcnjnll.nl I91.....l. ..,
rail sown wheal. -Uoo-ie rarn anlotbir builliaii. -V r
. W mo ere. m
(A) 2,n,
s3U in CAUIr in trttre on I hit nrnnttrt P.i tin wiL.
'Mfo1'oilttl-Prf..i!') per acre Ttiiii i sreattumlii
rro. toui orchiot h.K. W ..1 tooS ouiTnhdlnM. SB un, in f.ll
in w ana part 01 wnwa is lb Hnl of meadow: irood honie and
be place will take
oniMluainn rood hi i ,e,l 1KI inm n( h.v h. ,
M'DFiniel
WALLOWA,
Kr lurlhor particular! svitlraM.1
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