La Grande morning observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1901-1904, October 27, 1904, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textr . 1 ; J liAffi Now Reafly f ! : .- KOR B 81NES I hiii h tThdu if of the Welander j - CiKtiiif 8wur-l, Nd York, and hold . a . . j . 1 i 1 o i lie f Miiu I am a prhrtical ' cutter ''ami de-iinner Giv ran a chuute. ; A-rH. Marquardt TAILOR ; t La Grande, Oregon '(; 1 awswssswaiasj mmm STMsasaMswasai P La Grande Evening Observer IF.X BROS., Edlton 4 Pr pi Entered at .tba Grande, Oregon, Matt Matter. Post Office at La aa Second Class Published daily except Sunday (De year iu "advance . i . . 16 50 six months in advance. . . .3 50 Per month.'. ... r.65c Single copy 6c ' Lei every voter turn out at this election. Oregon must roll up a good vote. Vote as you please, but vote. Of course we would perferto have yoovote the republican ticket, but if you do not see your way clear to vote for Roosevelt and Fairbanks vote for some one . Make the total show up good and strong. THURSDAY EVENING. OCT 27 1904 TURKESTAN ALFALFA" The Dry Land Alfalfa grows without irri u gation. BROME GRASS Red Clover, Alfa.fa and all kinds oV, Garden Seed in bulk ,; Seed Wheat,' Bated Barley, Oats, Etc w ...... The only 'Seed House n Union County. A. V. Olivei JEFFERSON AVE. Phone 1571 ' V:.:lrJ UJl-ClM aiU . FOR PRESIDENT : 1 . ! THEODORE ROOSEVELT, of New York t, .., rOR VICB' rBESlDSNT C&ABLES W. FAIRBANKS of Indiana ' FOE PRRSIDRNTiA BtECTORB o. b. dimhick, ; Clackmas a. o. bough, "' Josephine J. K1, HART, . Polk t. a. fkb, ' ' Umalilla Imbler Items. ARE YOU THINKING ' of buying a homo? No need to decide 'l.iBtllyi (or we know the property will ' stand a most tboroiijh investigation. and prove satisfactory in every re spect . If yon are a ' RENT PAYER you are almost .wltliout.a tome, fox the landlord owns you odglog...(r hy not let as build -jmj lieoiel Oui terms ar, easy, ..Jt , requires, but a little cash to own a home. We hare hoosei of all kinds tor sale. jCa Srando Snvestment Company, 1110 Adams Avenue, La Grande, Oregon FULL MEASURBj Chain wood by the . Cord 128 cubic feet to tho cord. 16-inch dry chain wood $3 per cord ' This is cheaper than by the load. You pay for what'you gel i and gtf' tvhat you pay for. Phone s7i H. W. NIBLEY - . fii.a.iiHsrttistai rKEflBBssjsjmsms iiimiiminnii imp nni'n mtin n mwiiiyMMSs bis s sm A Few Cholco Bafealn&in Wal lowa County Real Estate ii . (1) 200aoris of land; U) oipibl i of caltlritix In fell town wheat. House, urn mlrntur biilltnii CilWOaCTei.aiiMilarchaiit, turtle, tu,n and rood outhalldlng, te .ore, In Ml t""" mu o' """" W" Iftrou.h plaik-Aa-TeaLbua-ala at laoO 31 2,0 acre, at !aud prt ol whloS in the Knot of nioadow; food bowSiwid ouilitiildinRs gorilla he.u. 'JU0 Urns ol bay aw be cm oa Ihe pUoe will take ..i.iomll,rlnlotnhUiiruiwt. Prlc rt .Co. , arm, IS oi oholoe land-tMo HO pr acre. Toil if mat bannfa J loUl!liiUadatprRcT- Thunut. i of tho many anapa W . ... ... wnmoMKWfflMi Ilir.nOT parUCUl.r, aUHrVM, Lbj M'DR.niel WALLOWA, 6c M'Donald OREGON .iBaaaasfitsiassisi BBBflflBII B H O U fi H fl O O B OB B J Farmers' arid Traders J b National Bank. LAGRANDE, OREGON H CapiUl Stock fatly paid . I 60,000 fg Surplus fund - - 13.000 Liability of Shareholders - 60,000 Responsibility 133,000 " ,. We do a general banking and exohange business M i rafts bought aud sold on eartern aud foreign banks ? JOSEPH PALMER, President J. W. SCRIBER, Cashier ' g a a n tin b nd ntfonn no o bo b on i a a n r HEALTHY OREGON , , Balletin Nov 15 recently pub lished by the U S Department of Commerce and labor on Vital Statistics in 'the United States, reacted the Observer -on Wed nesday and on looking through it to eee how Oregon compares with other parts of the United States we give our readers the. beniflt of our searou. In table 4 in the bulletin r fered to is a list of a ' number of cities in the TJhited States from Which the' following figures are reproduced. : . In Albany New York 'with a population of all' agesLHce's ' and color in 1900 of 94,151 there were 1,789 deaths that year which made a death rate 19 to every 1.000 of the people, inthe same city there were that year 7,466 children uti'der five iars of age among whbme there were 412; deaths, making a death rate of 65.2 in each l.XJOO 'children. 1 In : Atlanta t3edrgiri with' a' po pulation of all rnrey, 89 872 of which 1,930 died in 19U0 a death rate ot 21 5 per 1,000. In the same year there were 8631 child re u five years old and under iu Atlanta of whome ' 559 died a death rate of 64.8. Baltimore Maryland with a population of 508,957 of all races lost by death, 10.7QO in J'900, '4 death rate of 21, per 1,000 of the people the same year there were 50,617; children in Balttmore five years old and under, of whoisie 3,891 died, a death rate f 67.1 per 1000 ohildren. Boston Mas6. had a total po pulation, in 1900 of 560,892 of whome 11,571 died, a death rate of 20.8 per 1000 people. That year there were 67,36t onfldro iu Boston five years old and under among ' whom there were 3,749 death's, a death rat 6f 6. 4 per 1000" child red. In 1900 New Oreleans, La. had a mixed, population of 297, 104, and 7,424"aeaths av6eath rate of 25.9 per 1000 people. The same year New Oreleans had 80,064 children fivo years old and adder, 'among which there were 1,957 deaths, a death rate of 65.1 per 1000 children. Portland Oregon had a popu lation of 90,428 in '1900 of whome 856 died that year, mak ing a death rate of 9 5 per 1000 of the population. The same year' there were 5,438 cliildren in Portland five years and under among which there were 167 deaths making a .death rate of 26.3 per 1000 children of that age. In 1900 there vpere 413.536 people in Oregon and 3,390 deaths a death rate of less than 9 to the 1000 of the total popu lation. The figures for Portland and Oregon 'are taken from page 508, vol. Ill, 12th U S Census How dfar to my heart Is the old-fasbloned washboard That mother need to wash on when 1 wea boy, With lte mc.vered ridge, the end. to pig in Orttimes nave I witched her when wearing ber knuckles. , Ai over the ridgea oar dnda she would rub, . I ne'er will forget how she snlaahed and "hesUtherep The old laahloned wash board that stood in the tab. . CHORUS 'The old fashioned washboard; ' Tne ituo-covered washbnarili The biok-breakicg waahbotvrrt that stood in the tab. . Some folks alwayi kiok about op-tp-date laoddriee, And say tbey wear out their clothes every dayj j, Bat ive them to me, so I will have a hot dinner At borne, with the smell of the soap suds away. I know that the washing machine la mnoh easier On all of oar olothes than to take them and rob till the buttons anl bosoms are lost and worn oat" By the old-fashioned washboard that stood in the tub. We are not the old fashioned kind. A B C LAUNDRY; a PHONE i85l eeeasaaseassaaaaaaaaeaaaaaajkaaa laaaaaaavt H Bough l at Imbler, with aorew of apple packers who are paoklng In the' Bhinehart ware honee. One of the Japs of the Imbler section crew left last evening for Japan to en gage In the war. Mis Mary Metoalf of Imbler has sold her property and intends to move away. Orin Howell has been quite stok for the past thiee weeks with typhoid fever. Misi Ora Eabanks formally ot Bom mervUle dled In Walla Walla last week and was brought here Saturday and interred iu Buicmt-rvllle oemetery danday. The servioesat the grave were under the auspices ol the Bast era Star. Many friends were present to pay their last respects to the de ceased. . ' Ben Eons vl lie who has been in the hospital at Walla Walla this fall has been visiting old friends here the past week. , Mrs Nellie Lloyd of Sompter 1b visiting Bobt Lloyd and family. . Mrs wiH Rollins has bean quite sick for ihe past two weeks. Mr Samuel Tlorris is treating his house to a new roaf. I N Shillings is tba work' doing Mis Jensen- went to La Grande yes -terday, A Williams and wife and Mrs Tack er left Tuesday for tholr former borne in Arkansas. Irvln Wade the genial saw mill own er was over from Summerrille Tries day looking after his interests here. PLEASANT PARTY -The Primary surprised their former Presideut Mrs L, M Jenaon Saturday evening. The rooms were lighted with squash (aces and the children enjoyed both indoor and outdoor games The, child ren departed about 11 o'olock ' Those present were: Leora, Rnth, and Edna Billings, Jaunie, Jessie Byron, Rad- ollffe Merlsnd.. and Leoora Henrie, Birdie, nert, and Louis Rlggs Lemar, Wlllord Zelma and Ethel Westenskow Brooks, , Bessie and Virgil Freitag Wllford, Johnle acid Le'roy' Balldoury Bert Hyatt Christy and Orlands West- enakow. STARK Near Union, to Mr. and Mrs. L U Stark, Oct. 1A, a daughter. Prize Winners Just In by express from New York Those new Cravlnett coats, Ladies' Suits, Ladies Belts and many other new novelties. The Fair. Columbia University Collegiate, Preparatory Commercial and Gram mar Graiie ippu roB OiTAiwrai , . Couroes Boarding school tor yoa'njt tnen k boys. Box 348 University Park Station, tilt I Ortgon LOST A Waterman fountain pen oi Adams Avenue between Model Rest urant and Post Office. Finde kindly return to Romig k Staples. . CURES OLU SORKS eit mrilia 1, Htm. Mty 5 lWi. Bssrd Saiw Liniiaeat Oo ' our Snow Liniment cnredn old sore qn the side of my obin that was sappdsed to be a canoer. The sose was stubborn and would not yield to treatment, until I tried Snow Liniment, whioh did the work In short order My sister, Mrs Sophia J Carson, Allenavule, Mitlin Co, Pa, baa a sors and mistrusts that It is a oancer. Please send her a 50o bottle. SotdbyNewlin Drag Co. FOR BALE One first class milch cow. For particulars telephone 1276. The Piano We're selling now for $167 costs $250.00 else where Big buying and big gelling does it at GUARDIAN'S SALE y By virtaetof an order and license madejand entered by the Hon, County Court ot Union County State' of Ore gon, on September 6tb, 1904, in the matter ot the Guardianship of the per sons and estates of Ernest N Patty, Beatrice Patty, and Frank A Patty. Wheat, exnort price 810 to Boo minor heirs of Thomas V Patty du Portland Markets HAY AND GRAIN rnnrt Drice I beat $21,50 to 123.50 1 ceased, and wards of the undersigned Barley, Oats 26. to 27.50 Hay, timothy 16 to 10 BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY Batter beat creamery 27)o to 30 Batter, ordinary 25o Eggs, per dozen 25c to 28c Chickens, per pound .........10c BRUITS AND VEGETABLES Potatoes per owt 41 Onions, per owt .S1.50 to 11.65 Apples, best, per box .75c to 11 Peaches, best, per box GOo to 75o Beets, per aaok ...11.25 Cabbage, per pound. 2o LIVE STOCK Steers ..2.75 to t3 Cows a Bulls .....11.75 their guardian, I will, from and aftor ihe 21st day ol Uulooer ham, at my home No. 1410 Adams ' Avenue, - La Grande, Union County, Oregon, ; pro ceed to sell at private sale the South east quarter of Section 34 of Township Three North of Range 38 East of the Willamette Meridan in Union County Oregon, for the benefit of said heirs and their estate. Terms ot sale, cash to me in band. Zora E Patty, Guardian of the persons and estates oi Ernest N Patty, Z Beatrice Patty anrl Krarilr A Pattv. Minora. Dated Septercbtr 16, 1901. Oot 21 instate Notice 'J R Kellogg deceased, Estate. Notice is hereby given that the ondei signed, J M (Jhunh, has quali fied as falxeoutor of th laafc will and Stags ti tesiamenl of J R Kellogg, deceased. Hogs, best ....G00 Hogs, feeders 12.95 $4.20 LOCAL BUTTER MARKET Creamery Butter 05 cents per roll. Butter Fat 25 cents, per pound. Dissolution Notice Notice is hereby given that the oo partnership of Win. Grant and Harold Herron, aa'ier the firm name of Grant & Herron, baa this day been dissolved Harold Herron retiring. The buGiness will be conducted by Wm. Grant wbo wlU pay - all debts and. collect all amounts due the firm. Dated at La Grande, Union bounty, Oregon, this 30th day of September, WUt. wm. urant, a du-iu au All persons havi g claims a. ainst said estate are hereby required to f resent the same properly verified to he undersigned ut the offices ol O H Finn, Sommer Building, La Grande Oregon, within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice. Dated and first published Ootober 6th 1901. J M Churoh, Exeoatorot Estate ot J R Kellogg, (lerenad. 0, H. Finn, Attorney for EXooutur. MAKES A CLEAN SWEEP There's nothing like doing a thing thoroughly- Of all the Salves you ever beard ot, Bocklen's Arnica Salve is the best. It sweeps away and cures Barns, Soros, BrniBes, Cuts, Boils, Ulcer?, Skin Eruptions and Piles. It's only 6o and suaranteed to ffive aatiafaction bv Harold Herron, I f nde PX Co- snd Newlin Drug . Co., Druggist. I Notary Public Insurance Money to Loan Representing the Equitable Savings & Loan1 Ab80- ciation of Portland, Or., the strongest, safest & moat renaDie institution on the raciho coast, under SQ ' supervision. Loans made short or long time to suit. WM. GRANT, Agent City property for sale. M...aaaet, ..... at IiaWson & Zundel Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Hay I Grain, Vege- tames and runs. Uar load lots a specialty. ( i Office in Kilpatrick Building Eilcrs Piano House 351 Washington Street, ' Corner Park Portland, Oregon rVrite us for particulars, $5 or $6 a month but one here. OFFICERS: Gso. Pauub President J. M. Baasr Vice President J. M.CncaCH Cashier DIRECTORS: 3. M. Berry, 3. M. Church A. B. Conley, Geo. L. Clea ver, Geo. Palmer F. L. Mxtus and Geo L Clearer Asst. Cashiers 3655 La Grande ' National B k La Grande, Oregon CAPITAL' AND SURPLUS,' $700000 Transacts a general banking business. Buys and sells exchange an all parte of the world. Collections a specialty. - IB R R tl Report. I latua at eusasl, lM. roruana, uregc . 111 B.W U U, lU-uUtM.