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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1904)
On $1. lai co: 1 1 .- .. a o a a a a a a a a a a a ia ' fr.:- a a a m a a a a a a - , 9 . '. 0 ' -'0 , 9 o -o li; ' - raade Evening Observer tT BROS., Editors iPrpi Entered at the 1 rode, Oregon, M 1 Matter. V?. Pott Office t La aa f-aoond (Claat . . i t. 4 I One lira business ma a ia a growing community is worth a carload of drones. Published daily exe-pt Sunday (rHt ifi advance - 16 60 ix m -cth in advance... .3 60 Vf month 65c fSiegla copy .v.';' .; .... . ... 5c f JUETOAY EVENING. DEC. 6 1904 ! UNDERTAKERS' jtti v - -, FUNERAL DIRECTORS Having purchased the undertzkinf if nods nf n ': Jlndross$ Co., . at an early date we expect to find. f. suitable quarters and will oven the mast anm.nl pi. .. and up-to-date Undertaking Parlors in Eastern Oregon. In the meantime we are prepared to ii render the test vossible servum ...-.- lj ctf the Andross Sr Co.'s Furniture Store. $ We" have ' Had many Viars experience in this f business and know thdt the public will awreciatA i the establishment that we mil maintain. Our prices will be reasonable,, and, our stock complete: Ml calls will receive prompt attention GIFFIN & HOGAN. p a o a a a dqe D a a a Farmers and Traders , .National Bank. , Capital Stock folly paid Surplus fund , .,, ... Liability of Shareholder! . , ' 'w. , Responsibility OREGON $ 6d,000 , ' 13.000 60,000' 183.000' t ! t. J .; We do a general banking apd exchange, business., rafts bought and Bold on eartern and foreign banks. ' . . , . JOSEPH PALMER, President J. W. SCRIBER, Cashier a q ana p d h a a a d a a si i a a n a A Store With A Record a . Wevave been doing husi-' ness in . thia town for. h . ears , In that time the town has nearly doubled in population Duriusr the same time our business has increased FIVE. FOLD. ,In( other words our business has made a great deal more rapid increase than the town has. There are dozens of reasoas for tnis all of. which you wiltperceiretf jrp.u,bgfnbuy):n? ..drug store goods of us. In the first placf'we had a ithorom-h training for pharmacy. In the second place we had ex ceptional opportunities for learning the practical side of pharmacy in a successful drug store of the highest stand, mg. Ia the third place we have kept our eyes epen and attended to Cosiness until we know the deouuads ef ' the people of this town. A. T. HILL, ..... A al si si al si att tQ Bi A aM aM sLa JB www"wWw 9 w w W 9m W 16 SECOND "HAND HEATCRS ; 75c to $5.66 Some are but slightly used. LONGF.VITY tN THE U;' $. "'. The item clipped'' from: an eastera paper concernip g n- gro woman 134 . years old. turaad attention to the U. S. Census Reports, jfor , 1900 'wherein Is a table giving ages of . the aggre gate population of the Uhited States classified by sex,''' general nativity and, color )o pic" opt of a total population of all Ages of 76,303.387 there were 3,536 that wrV 100 jears T( old. and ovtr, These figures .show that for every 100,000 persons in the United jute's in " 1900 there were 4.76 who were 100 years , Clarified by eexe there wer 29,059,242 'maljhU; in 1990 ai d 37,244,145 females Uftne males. 1.289 .were 100 yeara old aud over' The above figures show that 3 30 men in every 100,000 were 100 years 01a ana over, ana or tne women 04 were ,100 . years old and WW u ; . ... ... Classified ky uationality, of the total population in the Uni ted States in 1900 oi 7603,387 the native bore numbered 65, 843,302 or a fraction over 86 per cent. . Of the native born 3117 were 100 years eld or over 1 showing tuat of a total of 65.843.302 iak- tye yojrp , 4.73 ware, 100 years old and over in every 1000,000 ' Of the total native born 33, 829;30.were males, of whom 1,098 were 100 years old and over, being 3.23 persons to every iw,wu muve oorn mates vrqo were 100 years and over in 1900. ! There were 82,514,172 na tive orn females iif the 'Uhite'i omujs id itfuu, 01 wnom z,uiv were 100 ' years old - and over, showing that in every 100,000 native born females 5.26 have reached a .undred years or over in 1900. Pfthe 19,460,085 persons of joreigu. births 10 the; United otaiesin ivvi mere wer41V 100 years old and over, being a small "fraction over 4 to the 10c .ooo.v, Of vhe foreign born 5,430.112 were males, of whom 197 were 100 years' old and over in 1900. showing that in : ejerjr 100,000 foreign.born malea.8.29 were 100 oears old and over. A iThere .were 4,392,221 male pegroest in the Uniied; States'pf whom 886 .were 100 years old and over, being'20.17 to every 100,000. were 4,447,508 Furniture for Sale Oompleta boasa keeping outfit will I s sold eaeap If Mid at once. J C Ardrey. tIJ , Cor. Adams A t. k Cdar 8t. PyUp Tha poblio i hereby notified that I bsTe dwpoaed of my feed store to J W. White and 1 desire to thank the public generally for her I brral patronage in the put and tbal prie now owing we wi'tf pleecli sad Mt tie with a pronalh or the? cud flll at th LOrnde 5tjon-1 Bnk who will receipt for all bill. 1111 o IS 1 O.O. JOHNSON. ESRAY NOTICE. Nottc U hereby flvea bwm''"J' com tht thrt rmm to my pUejboul July brown on. bow with my caUleoo tb Drupnr pi-uahont bar miiM oy priu, v own heifer, purl Jamey.opialiU two Jft i. wltfiout vtalbla brand or mr nrk t A nlml hu been Ukea op by n id la Uif chant u...... i nM Tun. Ia Onnilt, Orecoo. thla 7 lb oy of Nombor, Hj, . Lost Monday night between Army ball nd J TV Whites reiidence' black For bow Saitable reward (or its return to this ofBoe. " Irol essional 'EXPERT ACCOUNTANT t 1 Offloe witu J.T.Wailamaon. La Grande Parties -wlibuut the serrlees of a com petent bookkeeper are aas'ued satis factory rasalta. Prioes reasonable C. t3. Cauthorti J0ENTIST OCQoo Over Hill Drug Store 1J,J Jv'l' PJn rSrcwnn l)r.-' A CHARLTON YBTJEEINARY SURGEON, Office at1 A Ti Hill's Drug Store La Grande, Oregon ; Phone 1361 -Residence phone 701 You Can Get La Grande Creamery Butter ) At the Following Well knowa Dealers Bo'migerlslkple. , 1 1 f Baier Bros. C. Ralston Mc Faylane Qeddes Bros J. W. White 0. L. Thoin Remember every pound is guaranteed When you ask for La Grande Creamery Butter you help a home industry and thereby heir) your own business. , ' Pastnrized sweet Crem and Fresh Buttermilk always on band ' . . LaGiand Creamery . Maliieur County Investment. , -.-For Investments Iu : MALHEUR COUNTY Write' to ,0, T. McDANXEL Outario. . . , . r . T.. . . . . .Oregon Public Sale ' 1 ' i T. .. 320 aoras Finely improved farm, 280 acres plow land, 140 acres in ran grain nsw two Story house 28x23. good barn aad 3 ffrannriea. 15 sbarea-ia ditch. UDJy toMies from islana vuv. tlrio machluerj inoludednly 425.00par . Alsoo room. house, large barn and bait blook; pf land.S .blocks from Conrt Hoaae at SHOO a Snap. " t , H Ppwers. .: The Minnesota . Landman, Slater Blook. tW-U-17 12.18 '. 1: - I. ) ,,n. ya o ,v ' I- J'.'iiui mLh Fine Organs toe , Three fin coal burners at a bargain, -Firie Guitar, new, only ,..... ,.$70 , : Eight Winchester rifles' $2.50 to $9.00 , ; Iron Beds . . . 1.00 to 12.50 . New.ChaJrs : . . . .60 New baby buggy and child bed at wholesale cost. i 1 j In 1900 there $46,:$48;$52v:$55 '- ft"' AW - TheIwell known and ""pSpular Pacific Queen. Very handsoftajpiyjesij Payments $8.00 down and $4 a moBth. Write us for particulrrs. Mail Orders promptly and j carefully filled. Eilcrs Piano House . 351, Washington Street, corner Park Portland, Oregon Laige storos also Spokane and Seattle, c-Wash.,' and Boise, Idaho. .. ... . .-1. i ,ti3f. ww 'A ir,mii iidw I'U i tnisiiP rnl nl eir' BLOCKLANl) BROS. - V;. Island .Ipiiy, Oregoc c..'' I:; -V Breeders of BERKSHIRE and FOLANDCIIINA . SWINE. ' : ,' We'now have, eight young",bucks,. pure. bred Optsrui j wold and shfopshiresTreaTdy for service,' anyone "need-""- ing choice bucks, should see these to" appreciate them I Young stock always tn hand, and always glad to", have you call and see our hogs, as we breed them for the Farmer, and ask you to compare our paicos before buying some where else. i.l. '- How dear to my heart Is the old-fashioned washboard . ? 1 kThat mother used to wash on when I was a boy. r " - n iwi iM.uuc'innww nugoo uin Buua uawi vj piay (O . Aad soap babbles gamboled to n.y ohildtsM joy: " J' Ottimes have 1 watched her when wearing hef knuckles. ' ' As oyer the ridges oar dads she woala rub, I ne'er will forget how she solaahed and the slatherep z ..The old fashioned wash board that stood in the tab. . r 1 CHORUS The old fashioned washboard 1 Z ! Tna clue-covarml waahbAKVd: ' Tha back-breaking washboard that stood in the tub. Some folks always kiok about up-to-date laaddri&e, , . Aad say tbey wear oat their clothes every day; "' s. 1, 2 Bat give them to me, so 1 will have a hot dinner ? ) " -At home, with the smell of the soap auds away. ' ' ' - - I know that the washing machine is much easier 2 - On all of oar clothes than to take them and rub j .Till the buttons an 1 bosoms are lost and worn out; J . - By tbe old-fashioned waahboard that stood in ths tab, 2 We are not the old fashioned kind. ! A:B C LAUNDR Y : i j PHONE I85l FULLy measure : E Ciiairi wbocl by, the Corel ; 128 cubic feet to the cord. ' 16-ihchi-dr - chain . ! wood $3?per cord; This ls'cheaDer than by the load. ! You pay for what you get V&d get what you pay for. . ! Phone 571;; 1 H. W. NIBtEY I in Lodge Directory. vr Friday nlM la K of V h.u .7 . Ultlngbrthni lnTlUl to.tteuU;- - VUlti COBookwtli, W f airnue, w See. BVn vomttna a wan... . riiKBdiBiiin aisr ja mm m:twt t a f uioob u .wuuui i,o were ivu ? H B. HASTEN, Upholstering F. D. HAISTEN, DooosoooeiiitfSQoeo Phone 2051 Furniture Repairing We carry. Stove Repairs. ICCflej8O)V9St0)OO yejaj8 old and over, and that in every iuu,uuo female negroes in the United Siatea ia.1900 tiiere were 37.47 female negroefin every 100,000 ane hundred years old and over. V - . - , 1. K It k Uement production in the United 8tatea inv 1903 amount ed to 28.451,140 barrels, accord ing to the United States (?eo- logical ourvey. ur tnis amount 2097,573 barrels were Port land cement, 7,030,271 barrels were natural cement, and .575, 896, barrels were slag cement. The amount made tn 1903 was about 1,700,000 barrels more than in 902, the output of the preceeding yerr. 41 Ualana Kl.l T ojvaa izizr;:-, bmeotoiaUr fatted to Wild. ,nim " I S B Rlnehart N ti raBCtMUda,aM A. K.4 A.Mw-La Grande Lodge No. 41. meeU every 1st ud 3rd Satur vLiy of aaeh month.. A G Williams 8eo, ! u ODHuffmsB W.M. "tJTIR SWAM PlfKM-P K.m . toe ewy flrn and third ThnnJrt. i .Jj InOddFeUow boll. VMUnc broih! iNnuiHlMHtttittMMIHItMMMMMIHIMIHHt Notary Public Money to Loan Insurance Representing the Equitable Savings & Loan Asso ciation of Portland, Or., the strongest, safest & most reliable institution on the Pacific coast, under State supervision. Loans made short or long time to suit p. . , WM. GRANT, Agent City property for sale. taoMhl en always nlmm. wea nail, sorlbe a. nuDUMOO. J, f. Columbia , viiiii,kl ,. .vommeroial University i rruirutMMHwm . - Coaroes Boarding school tor roan men h. h Box 348 University ParK Station, r-aa OryoV OFFICERS: DIRECTORS: . V President J. M. Berry, J. M. Ohuivh J.M.BaaRr Vlos President A.RConley,Geo.L.fJle. J.M.CHTBCH. Cashier ver.Gao. Palmer F. LMetus and Geo L Cleaver Asst. Cashiers 3655 AT -m. TRANDE INATIONAI. K NK La G La brands,' Oregon j , I ; , CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. S72.nnn.on . Transacts a irif iing bastaeas. Boy. 41, itifr .n -. , wis oi tna worio. - Collections a specialty. 4 4 VkS,!! jj,
