La Grande morning observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1901-1904, October 13, 1904, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text' Xa Srande Sriisthcnt- Company, 1110 Adams Avenue, TURKESTAN ALFALFA- The Dry LandUiraifa grows' without irri . .' v gation." BROME GRASS Red Clover, Alfa.fa and all kinds of Garden Seed in bulk1 " Seed Wheat, Baled Barley. Oat ' Etc i TheVonly;S6M:House inUili6na County.' JEFFERSON AVE, : , . . . . FULL MEASURKj Chain wood ". by the ' Cord ' ' 128 oublo feet to the cord. 16-inch t drr i chain wood 13 per cord. This it cheaper thair by the load, z You pay for what you' get and got what you pay for, , I Phone 571 eMeaeeeaaeeaaaaa i-' A Few ,r unoico uareama in w al io wa County Real Estate (1) 900 tor f Un I, l2airii3ipbU ot cult.rutu J IU U In fall sown wWt. Hoat, ura aalottur butt Uni.-V it imp an 12.60) a)'J40orM,itKllorcbid, hotlfje, barn and good onibvt Idiots, SO aerei in fall own giun; small atram of water tlow tbnQi(h place A great bargala at $2,66 8) 240aiTMf 'and pnrtol whtefi is the nnot of meadow; go4 hqusc and, -, omtmildiujnt good hay ahoU. 'JD0 brass! hay oan he jou oa the place will take ' i 6fi0 in settle in trait On this property. Price 910 pet sere. 4 160 acres, I'JOofohoioe land Price $10 per acre. ThisiS great hanrala. 5 100aetP4o( Alio laad at $ per acn- These are a fftw of tha many snaps We uavc 10 uarcr iu m way 01 iwi eawic uargaiDB. L M'Da,niel 6c WALLOWA, I Am Now Ready FOR BUSINESS I am a graduate onthe Welander Cutting School, New York, and hold a diploma therefrom; ' I a in a "practical ouiter aud designer. Give me a ohanoe. "V A. H. Marquardt TAILOR La Grande, Oregon QDHHD DO B EDO fl filflii BO fll 0 Farmers' arid Traders ' B NatiorialBank; a B LAGRANDEi OREGON a Oaniul Stock' fullv bald . 'IflO.OOO' SI a Surplus fund 13,000 Liability of Shareholders M.OOO Responsibility . 183,000 We do a general banking aud ezobanice business, rafts bought and sold on eaTtern and foreign bank. mm JOSEPH PALMER, President 0 , ..... J. W, 8CRIBER, Cashiei1 ' gjf aaaanoDaDanaonnnan an a A Real Estate Deal Is soon finished if joa know all about it. Tike map, locale the property have a well potted mall tall j 9 ,joa alljaboat it, and alter- tbat it'e Imply detail. '.That la, bow cheap can jroa boy.and on what term. sa lt's Easy For Us ' to Help ta oat, ti weTsothfiuhi ' ly poaied on propartira and values that yon don't go wrong In buying or aosling through na. Oar advise la valuable and w belr make eafe and proflutle .Investments, La Giande, Oregon . Phbrie 1571 -''-,i,ii,..tftlttti H. W.'NIBLEY. par luriuur patrviunia ra aaiuM, M'Donald OREGON n u r JU Grande Evening Observer IE? BROS., Editor A Pr pa Entered rat tba Poat OfHoa at' La tjrUidr, ' Oregon, aa Baoond Olaa Mail Matter. . Published' daily except Sunday One year in advance . ; $660 Six months in advance. .'..3 60 Per month. ,66c Sin gle copy 60 THURSDAY EVENING. OCT 13 HH4 . FOR PRESIDE ' THEODORE; ROOSEVELT ; 1 of New York' poe nai peesi6n v I CHABLES W. FAIRBANKS' . of Indiana FOB PBESIDENTAL ELECTORS Clacknlas a. a. piMMicK, C. HOUGH, ' Josephine Poik Umatilla I. N. HABT, J. A. PEE,' ' SALEM FAIR The .concern that has ; been runtiing the anrinal Fair' at Salem for a half century seems to be in a bad ahape ; financialy Some years ago" it borrowed "a large sum from the ir'reduoiable school ftiod of the State. 1 For some cause or other it failed H to pay the interest thereon ' or 'the principal whebdue. .Last week beState Board ' of ' Education -fdreclose the inorleee for ' $19. 000, i The 'Attorney Geueral . is reported as saying that he will let the aerie oi the Court remain dormant, awaiting the action 'of the legislature.. The only thing the legislature can do in the'p'remises4' will ' be tolmako an appropiitttion ' large enough to pay off the -mortgage Whether the legislature 1 will see proper to make a donation of the people's money and give to the . Fair Asaocition some twenty thousand dollars is "prolix lamatW. ' The State has already made large appropriations in premi ums at Ibis Fair "Which Mu the aggregate aniouDt tb"m6rer'th'anV three times the amount it will be asked to donate to put It on its feet. Before the1 members 6f the legislature vote so large a donation to puf the'' Saleiri Fair on its feet, they win1 most' pro bably make some inquiry into the cause of its crippled condi tion and may possibly find that it is not so badly hurt as it pre tends, be this as1 lt'may 'there should be some limit to the de mand made upon the generosity of the State to keep an annual Fair at Salem for there are other places in the State where a state Fair oan be held . ' It looks' to people away out in the mountains that Salem hav ing been the chief beneficary of the "State Fair" for fifty years if it don't want the' Fair ground sold at auotion it is the proper party to rustle up $20,000 an4 not the state. ' the It has been often stated by Those who travel' the 'wagon road between this oity and 1 the Starkly country that the 7orst piece of road between this city and Starkey is the mile or so of road betweed the Oris Dell bridge and tht Post offioe. Though we greatly dislike to admit the coin his statement is certainly based upon fact. This piece of road is under the care of the oity and the said oity should see to it tbat this winter Is not ' allowed to again find the road in a eon dition to justify the statement The cost would be small com pared to th9 benefit' the - town would derive from -having thi piece of road brought to a pro-: per condition. Now is the time to look after this matter anl it booloT not be allowed to oon- tinue unattended. The matter of erecting an e ; r ,, ' I T in hibitiOn hall at the depot should , . . . . . i aa M . I not bef allowed to"6ieby "default IThiaii oile of the best advertis ing Sohemes reaentiy brought to the attention of the citizens of this oily and should meet with the heart approval and support (if alt citizboa. When we'sar all the citizens we mean all not just the' business" hie'n? " Every prO perty'owner ln this oity ,and county is alike interested in this nlatur ana an enouia ao tneir part to make it a success. 1 'The business" men of this ' city are called upon almost daily to con tribute' to some scheme or otuer and the burden at time - almost reached that stage where It is loo hearv to be carried., Tbia is a matter wuich interests all and all should contribute to its erection and snpport.fi t 'Now is the time to repair: the side walks, mere are numer due pieces of bad walks Which should ie'ce'fve attention ,l befbrO' the winter snow falls brid "cover' the holes with a thin and uncer tain covering. ' Property owners shnuld take this matter in hand and make the. ' necessary repairs at once.-- " ;" , 1 Blue Mountain Giantre 345 met Oct 1 at Grange: ball. After tha buslriesd if the grange waa disoosed of one' 'candl-0 data, waa ins! iRtpnnloH "in ttii 'third " nd ' mruoiea in lue inira noa fourth degrees; Daring' Lectors hour "a verpJnterestlng program was rendered consisting of songs by the grange, aoloa, instrumental aaetarreadiag.-re- citatlons and oratiolisr liy vote of the nrmnse it waa decided to meet at tan o'clock Oct. 16 and lhat an Invitation be extended to tbe Crystal Grange of Imbler 'to meet with them, a good dinner and program are id irep'sration.' The subject for debate is resolved "ThSt the Lewis and Clark Fair should be dosed on Sunday'' Cither subjects" for disousaion will be Bummer fallowing At the present ''pr'.eea" What is tbe best feed for fattening bogs?" ''When can we sell to tbe best advantage," Whit constitateCthSasMUttal features ipsldean Ideal home?" and' How to make farm Ufa mors attractive to oar boys and girls. TIMBER IAN D ACT JUNE 3, 1576. JtOTIOB FOR PUBLICATION'." ,U. S. Land Offlco, at La Qraade, On. , Notice ii hereby 'tffn' thaMa compliance 7.!"1. iht..rol!..1.'.nii, fi f e SS! ILPSSSZSi J tfmhnr tain Si in the states of California. Ore - act 01 August 4, "Mi, nary n murpuy. oi aci Ol AUgotii , lovai mnxy o niuiuu;. vi Porry. county of Union, itate of Oregon, baa tbla day 61ed7 in this office ber sworn state mentNo 3101, lor the vnicbase ol the W N W4 ana pfta vyi oVrlo.,J A,y,.'wir; toslibai that the land sought is more valuable 1 I V -R UT at .rtA will nlTYw : ror its timoer or avone-umn lor aKnouuunii pnr lam and to establish her claim to aald before the Reglstar and Beoelver 01 Lb Is sr 01 mu Monday, oftice at La uranac the 1st day of AUgu Hhe names as wltn 1 YA ' lames as wiiutxiMS. a. i. oeau. rinviw Bullls, Bum, Jonn j. iunrpny, ana naipa a. sums, all of Perry, Oregon. . . Any ana an persons.ciairaing naypraeiy uie above-desorlbed lands arereqaesed to file their olalms In this office on or before said 1st day ef August, U04. ,.. . . v E. W. Davis, Register." NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. 1. Isojatad TraoV-Pobllo Land Sale. Notloe Is hereby given that In pursuanoe dt lnstraotlons from the Commissioner of the (iemeral Land orlloe, under authority Vested In htm br Section 2tv". I), a. Revised Statutes, as amended by the act of Congress npprovr-d Febraary 98, 1S0S, we will proceed to oQer at publlo sale, at ten o'olocka. m., on the 20th day of bepUmber, UOt, al tbls offlco, I lie following tract of land, to-ull: N Vfli See. 2S. I'ownshlp t south, range 88, KwM. A n ud all nemona claiming' adversely the srove4eeoribed land are advised to file their claims in this offlce on or before the day above dcairnated for oommenrfMent of said, sale; otherwise their rlghu .vi.. 'jo forfaited. Dated August a, iwt. E W Davis, Register. A A Roberta, Receiver. The Piano We're selling now for $167 costs 1250.00 else where Big buying and big selling does it at filers Piano House 861 Washington Street, ' : corner Park Portland, Oregon Write us for particular. $5 or $8 a mon'.h busfone' here. . How dear to my heart la the old-fashioned waehboard . That mother need to waab pn when 1 wal i a I boy, Z With lta aioc-oovered ridgea the audi used to play 'in And op babble gamboled to my ohlldlah Joy. ' Ottimea have I watched bar when wearing berk. "'" 0Ter rid(H , iait ,he would rub. Ml a a. ..Wat, anlailka.1 IlVkll ahfl life LI I ne'er wUI forget bow abo anlaanw aaci -"'-f h Tha old faahloned waab board tbat stood In the tub. ; .' ' . OHOEOS ? : , Thi oldfaablbned waahboard; . . The alue-corered waahboard; ' Tba baok.breakinf waahboard that atood in the tub. Rome folks alway aiok a boo up-to-date laaddriaa, -. And Bar the? wear oat tbnlr clothes every any ; Bat aire them to me, so I will nire ESVUU oat wuvr - . .. . At borne, wun tne amu oi me 1 1 .1.... IkA aahina maohlnA in - A)n all of our.olothea than to take them and rub ... , , Till the battona anJ bosoma are loBt and worn out V . By the nld-laehloned waahboard that stood in the tab. , ;, ' We are not the old fashioned kind. . . ,u. ABC LAUND RY PHONE .aaaaaiaaatfeaa4aa Conjrf tulations Mr JolinlH Callom," Editor of the Garland, Texas, New, naa ! written a letter of congratulations .to the mana factnr ol Chamberlain's Cough Be uiedy, as follows: "Sixteen years ago when our nrst child was a baoy lis was subject to oroapy spells and we .would be very aneasy about blm. We began using Chamberlain 'a Cough Remedy in 1887, and finding it aucba reliable re medy lor colds aud croup we have never .been withont in the honse since that time. We have five chiliir'eh' and have oiven:4t toaHof them with Lgood re aolta." Por aale by1 all drugglsta." TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878 NOTICE FOB; PUBLICATION U.S. land bmoe at La Grande, Oregon .. . Auguatll, IflW. Iu I. ti.nk. ..n tVtnf fn AnmnllAnOfl witt Uie provisions of the act of Cohgreu of Umser lands In the States of California, Ore- gon, Nsvmia, and Washington Territory,".! extended to all tbe Public Land Stalee .br act br uaoit 1. 1892. David C Bugden. ot Dexier- ViLJSWAi I alattaient No. S1SO, Tor tha. purohabe of the hkswi. BEKSW14aniltot8iuidlofB. UnnJo. 2 in TownihiD Ou 6Boutn Hoxuce flft 6B.-W. M. . t ' 41 ... . . &ua wiu oner prooi 10 snow ton iuo muu Kiiurhi i mnrs vulimhle for Its Umber or K tone than for agricultural purposes, and to Milanllah trnlu.tm tn (Utlfl ItUld before tbe HeatHter and Keoclver of this office at La. Graacle. Orazon. oa Tueadayt the 26th dtty of Octol 4 namas .ItnMUaM RAlbh H. BUlU. W deniv UrowD. of lieztcrville, Wisconsin: Leonard C. UuIIIb, of Ferry. Uregon; anU:. Edward Bean, oi Ui Grande, .Owgon. . th a.hnva fltuffrihed lunda us reaueeted U ov:y ... iiwiw . ... niethelrolalnui lntblaotnoeonor beforeaald UM, WhJ (M UHNVU, MVS Register. . estate Notice J R Kellogii deceased, Estate. Notice ie hereby given that the undeisigned, J M Church, baa quali fied aa Executor of to. laac will and testament of J R Kellogg.: deceased. All persoua bavig claims against said .estate are hereby required, to present the aame properly verified1 to the undersigned at tbe offices of O H Finn, tiommer Building, La Grande Oregon, within aix months from the date of tha first publication ot this notice.' Dated and first published Ootober 6th 1804. .' J M Clhuroh. Exeoatorof Estate of Exeoutor. , v, . . """"i MAKES A CLEAN HWEEP There's nothing like doing' a thing j thoroughly OI all' the Salves yon ever beard ot, BUoKlen's Arnica naive 18 the best. It sweeps away aud cures Burns, Bores,'' Braises,' Cuts, Boils, Ulcers, Skin Eruptions aud Piles. It's only 25c and guaranteed to give satisfaction by La Orande Drug Co., and Newlin Lrug Co., Druggist, . ' -' ' - ' ' ' Moncy Representing tbe Equitable Savings & Loan " Asso ciation of Portland,' Or., the strongest, safest & most reliable institution on the Pacific coast, under -State"" supervision. ' Loans made short orHong fime to slit. " Wm. GRANT Agent ' City property far 'sale. . sMav.i.siaiMi.sa Lawson Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Hay, Grain, Vege tables and Fruits. Car load lcs a specialty, - Office in Kilpatrick Building ;PhoneNo 1113 orncfiEsa dibec?kks: Oso. Finn President J. M. Berrv. J. M. T3bnth- 1. M. BRT......Vica President J. M.Chcbcr Cashier F. L. Mims and Geo L Cleaver 3655 ,a Grande National B La Grande, Oregon CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $72,000.00 TranaWU a general banking bntldoaa. Bays and sells (ttehant an all parte of the world. Collections a speeleltT. a noi uinuer p mnah oualer 4 l85l ,w Here la one for yon. Whrj tomorrow ' is yesterday, oday will be as far from the end of the . week, as was todap' from tbe beginning ot tha week, when yesterday waa tomorrow.' What day of the week la ItT Advertised List of Doolaimed letters ' if malning in the La Grande ' Oregon y oat offioe foi the week ending Oot. 61904." :J Allen Ernest ' Brainard J G Koyei D W Hanson Hana ' Irwin Clifford B ' laljley Jaruaa Pomeroy Eunice M EogersSA Stowell Miss Bart, a ' Wilson J B Cbunt'rjmao Miss Clara - N Howard ' Holdiway B' 8t Christopher Davis The above will be held U days and then sent to 'the' 'dead Utter offlon when called lor say adveiliard Oct 6 G M kiobey, p m. NOTICE h)R PUBUOATIOH. " Doj ent of the Interior. - Land ffloe at 1 A Orande. Oregon. ' i June 20. IW4. Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler baa Hied notice ol hla Intention faiDuUlinulnmnfin mintmrt nf hla nlalm an1 that mild nMnralll f. maHa lurnp. ; Registir and ecelvtr of the U. S xid OlfiM. , u, liranae, ureiiun. on Aiiguili, avot. 1X. t o'wg' 11. K. Uo.ityfl yarg&rethaStuUinger. La (Jrande wiaowoijonn rivutttnger. uereaasa. for tn K HtZH ft !, BEtf SeC.li 87 EL W. M. . . . i. 1 p. 2 ts., u. He tittinoa ttti following wltneiweato prove his oouLlnupua resldeiioe U(Hin tindcultlvii- 1 tlODofiiald land, vlx; Frank BeinnotT, Jolia , Keller, Conrt Uitocber, Mluard Kailln alio) La Grande Uregon. . B. W- PA!. Rpalalpr. NOTICE FjR PUBUCAllOiN, U. B. Land OUlce, La Q ramie. Uregon. . e Augttat 1, 1104.' Notice U hereby Riven that the folio wing named lettter haa tiled notice of bis Intention to make final proof In support of hla oialm' and that baid proof will be made befor the . KetfUteraadecelveroftbe US LaadOlfioe at La Umndt3,Oi'egonton Sept. as, 1901' viz: , H IS NoSoSi, lmer E Oliver, of Bdaaoham. Oregon, rorlhe NWX Heo35 TIN, R&EWM. He nftmetthe following wUnewee to prove, his continuous residence upon and cultivation 1 of said land,', via: Hamuel Bryaen, ohtt , Hanna, George Vau Orsdall and Oscar Van Ondall.aU orMeaoham, Oregon. . BW Davis, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION U. 8. Land Office,' La' Orande. Oretfcm. ' . August 6, ,J9WV; '- Kotlcels hereby given that the following- . named settler has filed notice of bit In'tehtiou -to make Onal pfoof In support of his plain, and that said broof will be made before the KeKlateraDd ttoceiver pf the us Land Office at La tiraude. uregon, on RepL 28 IWt, via: U.K. Na 82S1, John Keller, of LtMiraOde, He names the following witnesses to prove his ooutlnuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, via, A J Pitts, Conrad Stroeber, Emll Hause and John Morg, all of La Grande Oregon. t , .... .r.rBter,- to Loan & Ztjndel ! A. B. Conley, Geo. I. Clea- ' ver. Geo. Palmar " . Asst. Caahiars NK a 11 1 9i'i'r7 :..n.'v H xr3i&5f.' y