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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1904)
i It El t :1 I ! I" ill Hi ' i ;l ' r n i iif 'it 4:i o a a a a a o AM Yom Team- I i-.u..-vr. . -t .-.? t-' , .. , T Is our specialty. We know ness and we make good harness. Call and see tbe kind we recommend for logging. the county." We carry everything which should found in a first class barneys store . E. CHRISTOFFERSON Harness and Saddles ? 1 00a o o a a Q a a a National Bahk;, , LAGRANDEi " Capital Stock fully paid Surplus fantTYQ Liability of Shareholders' Responsibility y- We do a general banking, and exchange business. rafts 8b jffiji lf rtern ao forefep b"a JOSEPH PALMER, President - J.W.SOMBERpashjer, onaaana dddqqddd d o d a a a a a a a a a a a a a A Store With A Record business has increased FIVE FOLD. In other words our business has made a great deal more rapid increase than the town has. There are dowsT of reasons for bis all of which you will perqelfeU yu'begin bpTmgXoJrug' store goods of us. In the lirst. place we had a thorough training for pharmacy. In the Beeond place we had ex- ceptional opportunities fo; learjuugbejpractica syiepf. 5 s pharmacy in a successful JU.ftr4 of fhe high, est stfcnd a ing. la the third place we have kept bur eyes pen' and a attended to business until we know the deraamda el the B people of this town. a n u u m a a aW - A. T. Prescription Pruggi , 16 SECOND HAND HEATERS . 75c to Some are but Three fina coal burners at a bargain, Fine Guitar, new, only . . $7.50 Eight Winchester rifles $2.60 to 9.00 Iron Beds . . 1.00 to ' 2M --' jNewCbiiw .J . . . .60 i- New Chiffonier . . . . 8.6Q . New baby buggy and child bed at wholesale cost i H, B. HAISTEN, O - ' ' Upholstering . Phone 2051 a We carry Stove Repairs. :7 , 1 - v j :-1 c URIM TO Hi' hp to make , tood bar be q o q'n o o d o i' ft a a n u t? a a OREGON - 60,000 13.000 60,000 183,000 y?t have been doing busi ness in this town for 6 years In that time (the town has nearly doubled in population Duriug the same time our HILL . L tyaadc, Oc 99 eo9.M $5eQ0. S3 t slightly used. . F. D. HAISTEN, Furniture Repairing t it a - s) i a Orande Evening Observer JET BEOS, Editors ft Pr pi Entered., at the Post Office at lej Urande,., Oregon, aa Beeond Class Mail Matter. Published daily excpt Sunday One tear m advance.. .... .f30 Six months in advance... .3 50 Pit month. . .. .... ;V. . ... .65c Sinelejcopy...... ......... 6c FRIDAY EVENING, DEV t04 'Bat worde aie things, and a drop of ralllDg like dew upon ; a thought, That wbiob makes thootandi rerhapi million think" ' . . .1 I-ord Byron "BeuDty i isreaf'of heart anofloodi 4 the world, with great affeotion He only U great of mind who atlra the worjd with reat thoaghta; He only la great of will wnvdoea something,, tp hipe the world, to a. great career. And he la the greatest ,who :doea -the most 01 all usee thlsgs, and does them Think of it Old Kentucky is actually praying1 for water . - Of course,, wjith .that, 30,000 ' ' r- r, r- majority, President i Roosevelt itl fuuuooir' tii'tLw Let:';; bf hi (iends in old Missouri.t j 'here's nothihg , Jeft , . but hope," sighed Marse Henry as he leaned over- the rail of the steamer and just fairly let go all holts. , ,( , : It is reported that the Presi- dent has engaged a new boxing masier. , ,x np previously engage' genueman is reporjeq as con valescing slowly but surely; ? The determination of Japan to expend another $300,900,0,00 ,jn continuing , the war i ; is not thoroughly calculated to inspire the friends of Japan' with ,the belief that Japan heraelf1 believes the end is in sight. .1! STILL THE CRY IS ROBBERY The- Democracy went before the American People at he jast campaign with .theory,! ,that ''Protection ia 5 robbery ofl the many for the benifit of the few." ioe people listened to this old Democratic wail through one of the quietest Presidential cam paign in the history of our nati on, and then recorded their votes in. overwhelming nifjorUies a gaiast the .. Democratic party. But the Democrats by force of habit continues r to Bend forth the Jame' sound, in total oblivi- uouness that when thev declar prottction-to be robbery they, so lar as their rant is capable of so doing, and brands George Washington,, president, and the first United Stataa tjongrvas that ever assembled, as robbers. The second bill that the first United States Congress passed was approved by Washington as president on July 4to 1789 and was entitled "An act- for laying 8 dfltj on goods, wares and mer- chahdise imported into the United 8tates" The first section ol this act reads as follows:' V.Seo 1: Whereas it is necessary for the support of the' govern ment, for discharge of the debts of he United 8ttest tnd .the euc6uragemeutr and protection of manufactureres, that duties be laid on goods, wares and merchandise imnorted.".-y This act Imposed aTtarift upen nearly every article imported iuio the United States and from that dayjo this there have, been tariff laws but when the Demo, cracy was in power they aimed to. strike ut the protective feat ure with such effect that during the operation of Democratic tariff acts American manufactures Each letter from a citiien of this valley to a friend in the east should contain a mention of the ; great possibilities for invest ment In this valley. , We have a g od valley and we need nore people with money to locate pore. This valley is capible,6f support ing many times the number of people now residing here, and there" 'is no better way than to let our friends in! the east know bout,We .all have friends who would make valuable 'additions to pur .population; and we need .:: Lost Monday night between Army hall nd 3 W Whites residence black Far bo Suitable reward tor its return to thia offioe. i - . Model Road The United . States ; AgricuH'iral Department has oonetroeted a piece Ol eomntpa.road near .Walla Walla . as a model for :tbe road snpervisors to patter after. J4me Abbot Bpeoial agent of tbe AgribnltDrat Department, deliferad a lecture at 'Walla Walla on Wednesday Not. 36 on' good roads and the most modern way of making them. , 3?roiessioiiaU EXPERT ACCOUNTANT pflBoe With J ,T. Williamson. La Grande Partiea wishlag tbe aerTiees ot a com petent bookkeeper are Man red satis factory results. Prioes reasonable . . DENTIST OfSce Over Hill Drug: Store) B(! La GrasdDregoii W &A CHARLTON VETERINARY SURGEON. Office at. A. T Hill's Drugstore la Grande, Oregon . Fhone 1361 Residence phone 701 Malheur County Investment . For.Investments In : MALHEUR COUNTY Wre' to) C. T. McDANIEL Outario. ......... .Oregon Fine Organs FOB $40, $48, $52, $55 The' well Bknowo . and popularjPc4acvQueen; Very handsome styles. Payments $8.00 down and $4 a mo&th. Write -us for particulars. Mail Orders promptly and carefully filled. Eilcrs iPiano House ) 851 WMiQjgton Street, corner Park Portland Orearon Large soros also Spokane and Seattle, Wash., and Boise, Idatt. Lodge Directoiys EAGLKS La Oniid Airie a T 03K ami rery Friday Dttht la K ol H hall "t. torn VUlting brathern InvlUd to ujL . C O Book well. W F A N jrTUle, W Sse, rORBSTXR8.0I AM ERICA Oourt lfil lhrion, Mo it irttcts oob Tunday in Kik ' halU EroUxrl ara InrtUxl to attend. O JVaadarpool KeeSttt. I O 0 P La prande todge, No w meet la mir nan cTan twaraa nuni, Vlaiuuc niom ben eswtiallj fatted, to attend. " SKRUMhaitNU BKOaolidge, See. A. F. 4 A. Hw La Grande Lodge No. 4L meeta etry 1st nd 3rd 8atnr dirol eacb month. A O Williams 8eo, "r Q D Hnffnaaa W.M. r EASTERN BTAB Oa Ho)) Chapter No H maws tha second and founh wtna.i aacb month at:N0 p m in Hasoair Templit ltniClaiTIorlc.WM Maiy A Warntck, ieo Columbia "'S$z University SriSS; irKTroiUTiUMirs , Coaroea B Boardiag tohool tor roong men bora. Box 343 IjJnrvershy Park SUOon, Pay Up Tbepnblioii hereby notified that I bave disposed of my feed store to J. W. White and 1 desire to thank tbe pnblio generally for their liberal patronage in the past and that parties now owing me wilJ please call and set- tie witn me person an ? or oej -can can at tha La Grande National Bank who will receipt for all bills. -11-11 to lt-l O.O. JOHNSON. YouCanGct VBaWSaWaaWaaWaWSaWaaWa9jBWBslaWaaWaaa .,( . : La Grande CreameryjPutter At the Following Well known Dealers Romi&OtapTes . J . - X Bakerroi. ; Mo Faylauei. Geddes Bros 0. L.Thom . Rememberevery ound is 'guardQteed i. . SiaWaWaWaWaMaWaWaWaWaWaWaWalalwalaMaWaWaWafaVaW When you'ask for La Qraude Creamery-Butter you t help a home industry andf thereby help your own r business. - " ' r i iij Pasturized sweet Cream and Fresh Buttermilk always on hand. . - La Giand: Creamery Co . tB.I Ji, - I. mi . ! .IIJIll.-UimiL.""-""- BLOCKL AND-PHOS.' I IslandiCityv Oregon i i Breeders of BERKSHIRE aud POLANDCHINA! 8wine,;;,,:;.. We'now' have eight youngbucks, pure bred, Cots wold' and shropshires, ready for service, anyone need." ing choice bucks, should see these to appreciate them Young stoek,aj ways on - hand, and Always glad to, have yotf call'ah'd see ouV hogs; as we breed' therri for the Farmer, and ask you to compare our paices before buying some where else."' , j . .. a - How dear to my heart la the old-fasbioned washboard J That mother need to wash on when I was a boy, J - ! With its Eiac-covered ridges the sads nat to play in And soap babbles gamboled to ii-y ohildlsh Joy. J Ofttlmea have I watched bar when wearing her knncklea. - .As over the ridgea onr dads ahe woold rnb, j' ' , I ne'er will forget how she solashed and she elatherep" - J The old fashioned wash board that stood in tha tab. . CHORUS ' : The old fashioned washboard; J The alao-oorered washboard; . The back-breaking washboard that stood in the tab. Some folks always kiok about up-to-date laaddrias, And eay they wear oat their clothes every day; ' J Bat give them to me, so I will have a hot dinner . At home, with the smell of the soap suda away." J know that the washing machine is raaoh easier 3 .' On all of onr ctothea thaa to take them and rab ' ., TU1 tbe buttons ant boeomt are toet aari word out; is . By the old-fashioned washboard that stood In the tabr -: --i ; . . ' We are not the old fashioned kind. fA E C LAUNDRY Chain Wood by the Cord 128 cubic feet to the cord." 16-inch dry chain wood $3 per cord. This is cheaper than by the Uoad.l You pay for what you get and get what ;you pay for. . Phone 571 if vS. TISI-Sy'" t;- j : notary ruoiio , x ; -. insurance Money to Loari 1 Representing the Equitable Savipgs A.Loan , Asso-,- flfttifin of PnrtlnrirlDr i hn'otrAnrrfia , a foot Cr' JLki- 1 w-., vwv.WMWi., D(MV9 ,M. VUVO reliable institution on the Pacific coa&t, under State supervision. Loans made shortlr long time to suitr ,: ' ; ' WM. GRANT, Agent City property for sale,... , ,: h ' ' ' -- ,i OmCERS: DIRECTORS: OicPauixi i...... President i. M7 Berry, i.M.f3hur4h LlLBsmar Vice President A.B.Couley,Geo.L. Clea. J. M.ChtjbCh. Cashier ver, Geo. Palmer ' P.L. yiTXM and Geo L Cleaver Asst. Cashiers 3655; La Grande National. B nk '; ' La, Grande, Qreroa j . CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $72,000.00 TraBsaets a general braking knslaess. Boys at slls exchani, a s.. . . vi uiv wuria. ESRAY NOTICE Notlc is hereby slTen to whom it our eon eero that tbr eama to my plaM about July Ut, law, two m Ilea north or thirty on rl.ia Kll lu (ollowios deaorlbed MluuU. On dark brown heifer, part Jeraey, coming two yeas old, without vlulbta brands or m marka, ftaid animai baa bean taken op by tn and la ow with roy eattleon tha Draper plaoaahoot 4 mile northeast of bland City, and owwr ean he nuna by prevlnil property and . las otiarfea. tU BUHK, . Home in Old Town, La Granda, OrftjOO. - Datod this 7U day ofNofamber, IM, J this east aa4 T Weekly , C. Ralston, J.W.White " i85i A 4'-uv. W-'..V U-' ' 4-vV'. ;, , uouecoons a specialty. ' s. I i, A-- aaoaoeaaaoeaa R to ; languished. - wruaaa Cfjoa ;: - ft ; J 1 i-ii
