Evertthli you want went for thai
1
SONDAY FANNER
"III Hill Jojjjl fgiiil Iiii ml
i
HOUSE WARMING
WAS A SUCCESS
O. RAL8TON'8
NEBRASKA GROCERY STORE
tOor. Fir o JWfdfcO'Bte.
OUR 8PSOIALTY
Fall Lino "Perferred Stock'
Canned Goods.
Good School 8h
pccUlty
.-.cs r. xv
Chain Wood by the Cord
128 cubic feet to the cord. 16-inch dry chain
wood OS rw.r.v lilW- .lieu by the load.
Yon pay for what yon get and get what you pay for.
Pfrone 571
H. W. NIBLEY
The "House Wanting" dedication
and grand ball wjven by the U Qrode
Commercial Clnb last night at the
new Court Houee wu attended by
hundred of people fiom ell parts of
U oounty end proved to be the an
ticipated suoooss. Early In Uw even,
ing the letge court rooat wee filled
with people 10 listen to the program
arranged for the occasion, and the
orowd wee eo Urge that the oorridori
and office room were filled the treat-
r pert of the evening.
The program opened with en "Over
ture" by the Orchestra. Attorney
Turner Oliver wu If attar of Ceremo
niee end Mayor J D Slater delivered
the add rate of welcome in e (ew well
ehoeen words. Ferrin's If ale Quart
ette then sang "Uatil the Dawn"
wbiohwee loudly applauded, after
whioh Mrt Jay Van Burea tang "For
All Eternity" reepondiag to a hearty
enoore. The Reading the "Bo v Ora
tor py tare Ubanoey bar firet ap
pearance in public ia thie oity alnoe
moving here from Union wai much
enjoyed, and was very appropriate for
thaoooMton describing a trial la the
laeeeeaai
When you want
ttelkst
a
PHONE i85i
' m I apni
Ae B. G Steam Lattdry
La Grande, Oregon.
ifLoeeeooeoeioenaaawaMO eeejaeaiaeeoeetnnenawe)e
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court room. O 8 Williams eaog a solo
whi eh as usual wae enjoyed, after
whioh Mis W W Berry tendered One
of her beautiful piano selections , "An
Old World Serenade" song by Mra A
L Richardson was muoh enjoyed as
were the laet two selections by ! 'Fer
rin'e Male Quartette." Each number
On the program was encored and tboee
who took part graoiously responded.
After the program wae dispensed
with the time for tbe big dance to be
gin was anoounoed and though the
orowd wae very dense it wae not long
before many oouples were on the floor
tripping the ligiit fantastic "and they
danoed with right good will, in the
new imposing 'Coutt House that
stanis upon the Hill."
Old, young, big and little were in
attendance from all parte of tbe county
and tboee who did not care to dance
could ohat with old friends oi by gone
daws, and nl aha .,..- -j
La Grande and Union county ae a
whole.
This beautiful building ie one that
all oan juetly be proud of and all will
ever remember its "dedioat on."
LA GRANDE
Will be readx for. business February 15,
Prepared to moke oil kinds of
CASTINGS
QeneraJ ipjpfjjprlt
and Wag b n Wo cjk
Manufacturer oi The Fitzgerald Roller Feed Mill
D. fr. (flTE RAi D,
Proprietor
SUCCESSOR TO H. L.. AUEXANOCR
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a. .j. A A A A .f, A A A A A -aa. A A -aa, AAA. A - -Se. A A
W M W W1IWWIWtWPWmBsstw,
CITY BREWERY
JULIUS ROESCH, Proprietor.
Tv(0
Largest Brewing Plant in Eastern Oregon
Ask f or La Grande Bow and get the fesr
LA GRANDE BEER IS MADE IN
Z AND SHOULD HAVE Bfli
LA GRANDE
PREFERENCE.
GRANGE HALL
LITERARY
The Oranga Hall Literary Society
met laet Friday evening and a good
time wae bad. The following pro
gram was rendered :
Vocal Solo ElmiraPeel
Recitetion Zoe Golden
Recitation Ruth Harrison
Reflation Zssel Baton
Recitation Reva Huffman
Beoitation Etha Huffman
Vocal 80IO Mrs Line Jatper
ReoiUtion Roy Oekeler
Beoitation Stella Anson
Recitation Edith Regain
Recitation Bernard Snow
Beoitation Jesse Anson
DialogueTrain to Moro
The question debated wae: Reuolvid
"That agriculture should be taught in
the oommon school"
Affirmative Bernard Snow, Obas
Huffman, Rpy Oekeler, Scott Ooodall
Negative W R Jaaper, Fred Huff-
ma j, B Jatper.
The Negative woo the decision,
Judges Wm Oekeler, Newell Anson
Dexter Eaton.
The question for discussion next
Friday evening is -. Resolved " That it
ia unwise for the etete to attampt to
take money and. mortgagrs directly' !
Affirmative E Jaaper, Boy Oekeler
Bernard Snow.
Negative Chas Huffman, Fred
Huffman, W B Jasper.
Questions have been selected f oT a
month in advance and will be d'sousi-
ed in the order given below.
Feb 3
Resolved : "That the national gov
ernment should establish a postal
savings bank system such as was ro
obmra nded by post muter general
Wauamaker in hie report for 1890"
Feb. 10
Resolved "That the national gov
em dm at should own and operate all
tbe main railroads of tbe U 8 doing a
general public business "
Feb 17
Resolved " That the protection tar
iff system ae administered in the U S
today ie wrong in tbory."
ADMIHMfHATORo NOTICE OF FINAL
8KTTLKMBNT.
Notice la hereby given tkati the undersigned,
adsslnlitratrtr of ""'--- ur luUii wd
decanted, Eaa filed ia the County Court ef Union
voosty, w or umsjoo nis naal account as
seea afiJtslalstratw or said sstte aad mat Mon
day the 6th day or Febuaryl905 at the hour Ol
two o'clock p. m. baa been Axad by seld Conn
as the time for hearing of oh,otlooa to aid K
pon and tbt stttttac t ItaeieaX,
Dated Jfanaarjr 4. 190 ..
J. K.WBIGHT.
Adaaiaiatatrr or tbe KttaU el Aaato A
Wood, daasaaat,
r
B
II
Briok furnished in any
quanitj or any atyle. No
contract too small or too
large. See samples of oar
I P'WcB.
GEO. KREIGER
La Grande, Oregon.
Correcting a Mistake
Editor Observer:
I notice yon made a mistake in yes
terday's Observer In extending au in
vitation to Mm general pnblio to atten
the Usiedonian Reunion. This R eon
ion is given by the Burn's Society of It
Grande and is open to all who are
members of thie Society or who an
eligible to become members. Any
person can become a member who is a
native of Scotland or whole h descend.
ent of .Sooteh parents or who la
married to a Scotch husband or wife.
The Society would be glad to entertain
tbe general pnblio if it aero possible
to do so, but there are about two hun
dred members of the Society and those
eligible to become members and thie
is about all the Society can entertain.
A oordial invitation ia extedded to all
persons eligible of becoming members
as above set oat. The only expense Is
a dollar a year dues charged to the
men, the women free. The duee are
sed to cover the expense of this an
nual reunion . Yoara very truly.
TURNER OLIVES, President
Stomach Troubles and Constipa
tion
"Chamberlain's stomach and Liver
Tablets are the beat thing for stomach
troubles and oonstir atton I have ever
sold," says J R Cullman, a druggist
of PotterviUo, Mich. They are easy
to take and always give satisfaction .
I tell mv ountomer., to try them and If
not satisfactory to come back and get
their money, bat have never had a
complaint." For sale by Newlln Drag
Co.
Heart Fluttering
Undiaeatad food anil lean n th stem .
ach located "just below "the heart,
: . u .. I nan u. h.ji4 , I . . 1 1 f
lour When your heart troubles you
in taai way uuce ueroine lor a few
days. oa will soon be all right, 60o
ntvuo uraa 1,0
"1 was m itch afllcted with soiatoai
writes Ed 0 Nud, Iowaville Sedgwlok
Go Kan, "going" about on cruteta
and suffering a deal of pain. 1 was
induced to try Ballard's Snow Liniment
I used three 60o bottles, It Is thi
greatest liniment I ever used, have
leoom men tied it to a number of persons
all express themselves aa being bene
fited by it, I now walk without orutch
es, able to pefrorm a great deal of
ight labor on the farm." New lln
Drug Co.
OREGOft
UNION IMlCJUHLC
No a Halt Lake, Denver, Kt. No 1
liitpm Worth, Omaha, Kan- txia m
No 6 HI aty, St. lxuU, Cbi- No j
SeSO . m. eafo and Kaeb M v m
No i
Portland, Oalica. Pen
dleton. Walla Walla, Nn9
liaytou, I'omeroy, Cot-
north via Spokane
Portland Dallas, Pan-
dleton. UmntUla, Wal
oS lata, Lewlston, Oolfai, So 6
Moscow, Wallace, War
tet p. m. ner, apokane ana other SM a ra
polnU eaat and north '
vlaBpokaae
No. 82 Island City. AitoL 1m-
Oallyca- bier and KUala. Con- No SI
cent oMtiooa at Elgin with
"aaday staac ftx points la Wat- tjnvm
klisa Iowa. '
Ooean Steamers between Portland and '
Baa Hrancaoo every nva days.
Grande Roude Lumber Go.
FERRY, OREGON.
' LUMBER
LATH
BOXES
Grande Ronde Lumber Co.
PERRY, OREGON.
teeeeeee eeeeeeeeeooeeo
Oregon Produce Co. I
Phone 1761 La Grande, Oregon. J
Corner Jefferson Avenue and Greenwood Streets.
Largest Packing
House
In Eastern Oregon.
Will Pay Hitzhest Oash 111
Price lor Marketable
A.piles.
- - - - - a .
10
PER GENT OFF
On all cash purchases of
$1.00 or over, complete atook
of meats poultry, lard, oar
own oared breakfast bacon
and hauu a specialty.
Phone 1601
I. HARRIS
We pay the highest market
price for hides, pelts, and fura
a We mauufantura RnttAr
A y-.
s uum sweet cream, uur
J batter is fall weight oud
; guaranteed. Leave orders
at J. U. McK.enuou'8
SSuminerrille Creamery Ass'n
rOTUB HON, OOUMTV COUUT OP UNION
COUNTY, OUKUON
We tha nndersignsd legal voters and residents
et tha Precinct of Hilgard, Union County, Ore
gon, hereby raspacUully petition yoru Uoa.
Court to grant to Holversoa & McParlaad a
liocius to sell spirit sous, malt or vinous liquors
or fermented cider, commonly known as hard
older, In leas quantities than one gallon la the
town of tuigard, la the precinct of migard ia
Union County, Oregon, for a period of Six months
commencing February 10, 1MU.
Dated at Ullgard, Ores jo, Deoeraner 10, ISM
LA; GRANDE, SCHOOL
OFMUSIC
PROP. DAY. Principle.: I "
MitVbAY.
This is one of the best moaioal In
stitutions lu toe state. During toe
fUar 190t there wen nearlv Poor
"anil leeeous given. Tlxe people
in this oity and valley an bearln
ing to discover the areat
I of tbleeohool. The system used Is
ue latest and most practical, and
includes all the latest disposal las
lathe art of tsaohlng sestslo. The
school is divided Into two depart
ments; NO. 1 Is for beainnara. bum
0 rears ud. aad taklna in tha laa to
3rd grades, la this department
awpusjoome one.nour evury day.
In No, 2 tbe gradee are from S to
16. Here the graduate. Pulls
mmg uswctw. no epooours wui oe
permitted to remain in this sobool
weo ao not stuaj.
Jolia Tbompsoa
UK ltissett
W LfrlUaaan
Krod UuUey
Henry Love
Jua LaScrty
i t Mblcy
r AMoDoegaU
Win. Caatieli
Prank abolditrora
Geo. Rogers
PatLucey
Wm. Banks
JSDilUnaa
ikeMatherem
Fred Werner
WM itetrlck
Kd 1'eUrson
Frank rJeatord
OUafoUarry
&i Salmg
Harry French
B jholdatrora
t.o. Teyto
C Johnson
Ol. Uverson
FMaden
He Barohett
r J Koandtree
Harry Wells
J Uarden
KBoesU
Matt Markle
Geo CLae
J W Kiel'y
BHBeaaohamp
1 D Caaty
D P Hswma
J a Hits
Geo. Hlanohard
rB Moore
HABadrap
JKLsamaa
LO Wens
Chaa. Baker
ompson
Hartte
1 WHooU
Fall Weight Guaranteed
Wholosale aoA Retail deal
ers iu Hoy, Grain, Vege
tables and Fruits
T
Oorload lots o Specialty
Lawson & Zundell
Office in Kilpatriok BldgT
Phone No 1113
J T Holmes .
NUSadrap
WullamUw
T M Uaakta
Crt Haaasr
Frank Moore
George Burchetl
Clarence i oog
OC Parmer
Notice la hereby given that we will oo toe lu
day of February 1S0S apply to the Ooaaty
Court of Union County, wregeo, at the court
house for a license to sell spirituous, sash aad
vinous liquors and fermented cider commonly
known as imrd cider In the town of HUgsrd
Union county, Oregon, for a period of et
mouths commencing oa or about February M
ana ,r . -.
TtajDiirrtond Curt,
they have dleoovered a diamond tBure
for sonsaraption UyateeMsfaip
tlon or ptenmonia, ft will, -fOwswsr,
bo best .for you to lake that great rem
edy mentioned by W J T .MoOee, oi
Van leer, fenn. "I bad a Joougb, ;for
fourteen years. Nuthiug belpeVi me,
outtl I took Or King's Nsw.Dieoovery
for Consumption Coughs and ;Odds
whioh save Instant relief, and
a-permanent oure." UoeqnaJLlel
sa, cure, for xnteat and- lAng
ubee. At the Newlin drwar store.
jjrLTe&to and Si .09, sgatasd Trial
tSlf
oitiiaren
saedl-
auhaaanM
disaster one than
Absolutolv
The fault of urlvi
cine t'ontainlng la
la antnatimaa . Sanaa
the disease froimr' Which thaw ana .A.r
Ing. Kvery mother ahoeid know that
Chamberlain's Ooagh itemedy la pes
feoUy safe for Children to take, it
containe nothing harmful and for
uougha, oolds eaderouas nnenritsisaaA