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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1905)
if ! i nMHimim H ATS 25 Per Cent off on all Hats Until the first of the yenr every Hat in the store will be .sold a t a 25 per cent discount Thin in your opportunity to get your Holi day Hat at a bargain. Novelties . '-ande Evening Observer JET bBOS., Edlton Pr pa' Entered at tba Grand. Oregon. Mail MatUr Post Office at La aa Peoond Claaa Tbe latest in braided handle . pines and P'tUy bugs. Something new in combs and Ribbons" Handkerchiefs A h 'hcount. The Din-t line of rib Vioms ever -hown in tbe city. Special line J at re ceived From now until Jan. 1, for 5 cents op. Perfumes, Toilet Soaps and Powders Switches, Pompadours and Bangs Collars This s positively be Becored here. a new line and can only MRS. J. R. FORREST, '.ill Published daily exct.pt Sunday . n..w. nf white, teeti- tbe apiei w .r-.-- - - tying to tha thorougunea. , lng. ThUtl.oroaghworkaccottnta. ln a great meaaure. lor tha quail of tha frol. exhibited. Judging by tha showing mada by Oregon at Bt Loula Una f e .11 to ... that at the Lewis nd Clark Exposition at Portland next j hat .UtTaill bate a wonderful exhibit of froit. It ahould b worth a trip to the Northwest to ss t the state can in this line. Tbe Fruit G'ow- " i t to Mr Is under man ooi'H"- inm OI . (HO ouuw One year in advance $6 50 Bix months in advance. ...o ou Per month.... 65c 8ingle copy 6c for TOlbCT A "I ARTICLES The Big Line is at HILL'S, DRUG STORE ! 1 A. T. HILL, Prescription Druggist i .1 .-r. ff. j. Lowest Prices Best Goods FOR ' - ' ONE DOLLAR You can get a pretty street hat at tha BARGAIN Store. We also have a ceeaplste line of CHRISTMAS GIFTS HOLIDAY GOODS a E U WELLMAN & CO ILa Grande Oregon o DDDnnnrj EJ i Farmers' arid Traderb a National Bank, a a a OREGON a LAGRANDE, Capital Stock fully paid . $ 60,000 Surplus faud - 18,000 ..Liability of Shareholders 60,000 t Responsibility 183,000 ,lWe do a general banking and exchange business. lraits bought and sold on eartern a ad foreign banks. , ... i : - - - a a n u 17 a Z - JOSEPH PALUER, President " - - J. W. SCR1BER, Cashier a n n n d p n d a i KM rier 101 9vmm m m i During the St Louis fair last j ear, the exhibits of the state of Oregon has opened the eyes nf the other states in our Union, as well as the other nations of the world, in regard to the won derful resources and capabilities of our great state. Not only has it been demonstrated to tbe world that our production in minerals and ores, in quantity and quality, are second to none, but we have shown that our vast forests of timber are unsurpass ed and our lumber of the best mialitv obtainable anv where in the world is shipped to all points of the compass, to many sister states and to many foreign na tions. Our cerials are the very best that mother earth produces and now .demands the highest price in tbe market places of .the world. But above all things in which Oregon has stood head and shoulders above the west, is in the fruit exhibit at the St Louis Fair, especially as to the exhibit of apples made by this state. She has been adjudged the highest prizes by the judges at the fair at fit Louis in this line, and comments of the press throughout the United States and the expressed opinion of all those who were f oi tunate enough to see the exhibit of apples from Oregon at St Louis goes to prove that the judges have not erred J in their deci ion. It is pleasing to note, and itmay .be of interest to our, readers to learn, what some of tha people from the but side think of our exhibit, and we will for this reason put be fore them the following extract from "The Western Fruit Grow er," a monthly magazine pub lished at St Joseph) Missouri, and one'of the best known and most widoly circulated maga zines of tbe kind in the United States. We all know that Miss ouri is one of the best fruit states in the Union, and not only this, but it is a place where they "have to be shown"; know ing this we can more fully ap preciate the following ' article from the above mentioned paper.- "Last month we referred to tha plendid exhibit of apples mada by Oregon daring the last days ot the World's Fair. The Oregon exhibit was made op ot oommerolal apples, the paokages not being eelected (rait, bat taken f rt m tha lot whloh waa offered or aala la rarioit p arts of tha country. Thia ibowa that the ordinary commer cial frail from Oregon was in teality show' irnlt. It la noteworthy that moatottheaa apples when unpacked, showed the signs of the spraying whioh the trees and the fruit bad reoeired. Tba bloaaom and stem end of the apples showed the white ot the Bordeaux mix. tore. Even on the sides of many of er Galloway And Mr ChasV Galloway doetde aerre great credit for the capable and -ffl;nt manner in which be has maa- aged the fruit exhibit oi Oregon at the St Loula Fair. v nlf thli artlole appeare but Mr Frank HoWlnger, a competent Jadge Bnt oonBliaaar in tbU line, in writ ingan article on tbe rruw u" tha Rt Loula Fair atatea aa follows :- "Mt i imnreuion was that Iowa naa the cieaneit show of all until Oregon unloaded a oar of applea In bustiei boxea. I doubt if the world erer aaw anch a ahow. Erery apple was simply perfection. All Joined in singing the praiae ot Oregon fruit' Rector of St. Luke's Ashburnharn, Ontario. Testifies to the Good Qualities of Chamderlain's Cough Remedy Atbborubam, Out., April 18, 1903. 1 tuink it ! only right lb U 1 abould tell yon what a wonderful effect Unamberlain'a Cough Remedy bat Kmdimd - Tha da before Eatter 1 waa ao distressed with a cold and couch that I did net think o be able to take any duties toe next aay , aa my foioe'waB almost choked by tbe oougb The same day I received an order from yoo for a bottle ol your Uougb Remedy. 1 at onoe procured a sample bottle and took about tnree doees oi tbe medicine. To my great relief tne oougb and cold had completely disap peared and 1 was able to preaoh th ee times on Easter Day. 1 know tbat this rapid and effective core was due to your Cough Remedy. I make tbfs testimonial without solicitation, being thanklnl to have found such a God sent remedy. Respectfully yours, - E. A. Laagfeid t, M. A ., Rector of Bt. Luke's Church Tuis remedy is for sale by All Drug 2ists. Worst of All Cxperiencees. Can anything be worse than to feel that every minute will be your lastl Bach was tbe experience of Mrs 8. 11. Newson, Decatur, Ala. "For three years" she writes, "I endured lnauffer able pain from Indigestion, stomachs and bowel trouble. Death seemed in evitable when doctors and all reme dies failed. At lenirth I was induced to try Electric bitters and tbe result was mlracnloue, 1 improved at on and now I in completely recovered. For Liver' Kidney, Stomach and Bowel troubles Klectrio Bitters to tha only medicine Only 50o. It's guar anteed by Newlin Drug Co. Try the Observer for first class Job Work. BLOCKLAND BROS Island City,Oregon -BrrTof BERKSHIRE and POLANDCHINA 8 We! ow have eight young bucks, pure bred, Cots wori andThropshires, ready for service, anyone need. Se bucks should see these to appreciate them inon hand, and alway. to hatawl call and see our hogs, as we brer d J,h.m for nave you v -mnare our paicoi before the Farmer, aoa aaa y r- buving some where else. wwwwwtttt!Jt 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 load. You pay for what you get and get bat you i pay fotv H. W. NIBLEY Phone 571 2. ...ttimuss iaoooattvww 0. REDUCTION SALE . We hive made np our mind to sell evt7 roll of Wall Paper In our tore before the next iprln j itock snivel, and in order to Injure a eomplde clean-up we have cut the price regardlea of former price a.t 11 rv flflV 4 omoiUi Ox, rautn ..rmideat Jt M. Basutr Ties Frasldeat J.M.Csnraca. Oaahler DIMCTOItt J. af. Berry, J.M.Chmw A. B. Cowley, Oaa. L. Claav. vwr,6. Palmar UK V.L. Ksrxaa and 0m L Claavar Aast. Oaahlare S -3655 "' La Grande National B rr La 'Grand; Orsitoa s7 CAPITAL AND, SURPLUS, $75,coo.0w . Traaaejrts a 'gmvtl baaklBg bnalaeaa. BaysaaiC9l i axshanga all parts t tt world. . Caltoetiow a aaealalty. .. BtiouwsiajralelslslSlsia S Bead The Daily Observer Full Weight Guaranteed l- Wholesale and Retail deal- t ers in Hry, Grain, Vege tables and Fruits Carload lots a Specialty Lawson & Zundell Office in Kiipatrick Bldg. Phone No 1113 C wail rapu iium We Want to clear the house before March bt as we expect a carload of W Jl Waper to a arrive on that date. We have more Wall Paper now on hand than all the other paper houses in the county. There, fore you will have a greater variety to select from. Our present stock b complete. Stackland & McLachlen '-PAINTS 0IL1S AND GLASS -e) a UNDERTAKERS ': . FUNERAL DIRECTORS, Having purchased the undertaking goods of E, Androssty Co., at an early date we expect to find suitable quarters and will open the most complete ' and up-to-date Undertaking rarLors m eastern Oregon. . In the meantime we are prepared to., render the best possible service and will be found at the Andross $ Co.'s Furniture Store. ; JVe have' had many years experience in thisl business and know that the public will appreciate the establishment that we will maintain'. Our prices, will be reasonable, and our stock complete. All calls will receive prompt attention'' GIFFIN & HOQAN. ; For the vresent with E. Andtoss St Co. Phone 91 2& ' I 10 PER CENT OF On all ' cash purchases of $1.00 or over on meats and; lard unsilJuly 1, 1905. A; complete stock of meats, poul try, lard, hams,' etc. ' ' , Phoue 1601 ; . I. HARRIS y.-'.' . :V-C"'.( i ...v.,.-.. "... ' : ir- mi? " v V 5 Notay Public Insurance Money to Loan v Representina theEquitablei3iving3jk Loan Asao " ciation of Portland,Or., the strongest safest & mast reliable institution on the Pacific coast, under State supervision. .Loans made short or long time to suit.' : WM. GRANT, Agent City property for 8ale.;t , f v ,. , Notice to the patrons of La Grande Light and Powar Co . Tbat on and after January lst.wejwill install a day circuit in-this city and lake this . means of notifying our patrons, -iiuy cuaugoa 10 pe ma,a ia ugnu wnicn can not be turned off during the day should be arranged as soon as possible. Those desiring power can 1 confer with us at any time regarding prices of motors, ratea,etc. We have motors pricedas follows, J. o. b. Sun Francisco. , ?i;h. p. .......7$ 3775 " " 6 hrp. .. $182 oo fl h p 44 60 10 h p 279 75 lhp ...... . . 95 60 15 h p . ,,. . . . 367,70 - 2 h p ...... . . 104 15 20 h p . . . .'. '.J 4b60 ' 3 h p 1285 - 30 h p..... ...555.65 To this price must be added freight from San Francisco to La Grande. i i hp 3 phase bp 1 bp 2 hp 3 hp 5 hp 7i hp 10 np 15 hp 20 bp 30 hp Shipping weights 14 (I II II It M vl 120 lbs 155 lbs 242 lbs 34). lbs " 425 lbs form K form K "form K form K form K ' firm K ; it ii it i ii vor information call at office of i hp single phase hp " 1 hp f 2 hp " 3 hp " 5 bp , 810 lbs 950 lb; -1175 lbs 1430 lbs 2315 lbs 2980 lbs 225 lbs 270 lbs 275 lbs 330 lbs 465 lbs 680 lbs OU IDS 820 lbs 1075 lbs- 1350 lbs 2300 lba form L a2810 lbs firm L form L form L form L form L LA GRANDE LIGHT AND POWER GO. Jl
