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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 2, 1905)
1 e m 4 i a I! viii-'ii Ji'- - : 1. i . . , t : ;,-iwr:v-Jti- .rrr :'r 'ie i Hotel Sommer THE-HOTEL --pCfflER- tkc&s - ... y i WE CATER TO COMMERCIAL ; .,: : - - ' TRADE . ; J , ROOMS WITH BATHr STEAMr HEAT 'All Modern Conveniences Best Dining Room Service in Eastern Oregon J.F.DOBPAN, Secretary. A. L. MORRIS, I .Tree, and Manager. That on and after January lit we will install a day circuit in this city and take this means of notifying oar Eatrons. Any changes to be made in lights which can not e tamed off daring the day should be arranged as soon as possible. Those desiring power can confer with ns at any time regarding prices of motors, rates, etc We have motors priced as follows,' f. o. b. San Francisco: i h. p. ........ f 1 bp 2 hp 3 hp k. ....... - . 37 75 5 h. p. ........$192 00 44 60 10 h p 279 75 95 60 15 hp 887 70 10415. 20 h p ........ 452 50 ItS 85 80 h p V.'. ..... 655 5 To this price mast be added freight from San Francisco to La Grande. Shipping weights i hp 3 phase ihp- 1 bp' : 2 hp -" S hp : " 5 hp! .7 hp 10 hp 15 bp 20 hp 80 hp For luformation call at offioe ot M 120 lbs 155 lbs 242 lbs 845 lbs 425 lbs form K form K form K form K form K , form K ii ii i hp aingle phase t hp " " lhp " " 2 hp 8 hp 5 hp 810 lbs 950 lbj 1175?b9 1430 lbs 2345 lbs 2980 lbs form form form form form form L L L L L L 225 lbs 270 lbs 275 lbs 880 lbs 465 lbs 680 lbs 670 lbs 820 lbs 1075 lbs 1850 lbs 2300 lbs 2810 lbs LA GRANDE LIGHT. AND POWER OO. CITY BREWERY JULIUS ROESCH, Proprietor. Largest Brewing Plant inEasiern Oregon Ask for La Grande Beer and get the Best LA GRANDE BEER IS MADE IN LA GRANDE AND SHOULD HAVE'THh PkEFERENCE When you want the Best PHONE j i85i -a Grande Evening Observer txr BROS., Editors 4 Pr pe Entered at the Posta,Offlce.at La (Jrande, Oregon, aa Bmodii Class Mail Matter. Poblisbed daily, except Sunday One year in advance $6 50 bix months in advance. . . .3 60 Per month. 65c Single copy . ... ............ 5c ADVERTISING BATES Display Ad rata tarnished apon application Local nadlof notices lOe par Una fliat insuiaa. Uoa, se per line tbr wch lutwequent liuarM- Uoa. ReaoiuUon of eoodolenoa, jo r er Una, Oarda of thank, to per line. Few diamondi aro attractive no til tbey are eat and polished. K patient with tha rough people and help make them brighter. Bleeding Kansas has evident ly decided to pernit the Stand ard Oil Co to "bleed" her no longer. The Supreme court of the United States has sustained the decision of the lower courts in Texas, which held that the National Cotton Oil Co had for feited its right to do business in that state. This was an un expected blow to the Cotton Oil trust. WE CROW In 1900 the U S Census takers found the aggregate wealth of the people of the' United States to be $94,300,000,000. Since then statisticians report an increase of . $10,700,000,000 an annual growth of $2,550,000,000 mak ing the total wealth of all the people aggregate $105 billions of dollars. This is nearly one quarter of the entire wealth of the whole world, and more than the combined wealth of the United Kingdom composed of England. . Ireland, Scotland, Wales and of Germany. Secretary of Agriculture in a recently published report says: 'Tha valita nf all Hi A nrninrt.a "w I " grown on the farms in the U S in the year 1903 and 4 exceeded the value of all the gold and silver taken f.om all the mines of th6 world since Columbus discovered America in 1492, a period of 412 years." ; We are going to be on ex hibition this year. In other words we are going to entertain a great many home seekers. Consequently we should have a little more than our ordinary pride and should keep our front door yards looking their very best. Men are seemingly very scarce in the city of Portland judging from the. press in that city with reference to the difficulty they are having in "electing a man for mayor also to 611 Jack Math ew's place, who resigned a few days ago, the chairmanship of the Republican county central committee, better known through out the state as the ''machine." Old Yamhill county is serious- ly considering whether or not to ask that the referendum of house bill N 870 which carries an appropriation of over $1,000- 000. The cause of the aeeita- tion is due to the large appropri ations for the four state Normal schools. It is evident that the next legislature will reduce the number of the Normals in this state to at least two if not one. j;r vr yiucouioe oi me vsrvguu Agriculture College is reported to be an active candidate for Governor on the Republican ticket. His active work at the Farmers Institute gives him an extended acquaintance in the state. GIFFIN & HOGAN UNDERTAJCERCf -' FUNERAL DIRECTORS Scientific Embalming.' : LlaiKtdOKjomnd MonUnJ Experienced UdyAaislaiil in llcndanee tfhe only -Exclusive Undertaking Parlors in La Grande. Our office is jslways open Phone 1761 Office in Lewis Building, opposite Bommer House The railroad question is now being presented to the people of the United States and the logical results will be that unless the government acts promptly and with a firm hand and secures an equitable freight rate, the people will demand absolute govern ment owner, hip which will come sooner or later, and the sooner the better. The trans portation questien is the one question if solved right, that will be a leading factor in controling other trusts. CITY ELECTION NOTICE To Whom It May Concern; Notice Is hereby glved that there will be a General Eleotion held ia the City ot La,Grande, Union County, Oregon, on Monday the 13th day of Maroh 1906, for tUe vurpose ot electing Mayor, Kecori-jr, Marshal and Trea surer, of ta!l City to ftrve for one yaar ani one; councilman from each war J in aaidCity lo serve for the ter Ji ot two years. .nejpolling place in the First Ward will.be ln;theold Council Chamber, and the following uamed persons have been appointed to act as judges and clerks of said first ward,) Judges, Ferry Clark, J L Curtis, and O Rals ton, Clerks. Warnick, Ed Coolidge, and Frank Brown The polling plaoe In the Second Ward will be in the Fire Department Building on Elm Street, and kthe fol lowing uamed persons have been ap pointed to aot as judges and clerks of said Second Ward, Judges, a W dtoner, Mm Masterton, and F 8 New som, Clerks,' Wm Urant, 1 B Snook, and C J Vanderpool. The polling plaoe in the third ward will be in the Gangioff building on Fourth Street north of Jefferson .Ave. and the following named persons have been appointed to aot as judges and cleiks ofjiaid Third Wrad, Judges, Arthur Williams, Win Grandy, and RL Lincoln, Clerks, Clare 8criber, W I Bissonett, and C L Thornton. The polling place will be open from eight o'clock A Ml until seven o'clook P M of said 13th day of Marob, 1905. Dated this second day of Feb 1905. Chester 1' Newlln. Reoorder of the City of La Grande Union County, Oregon. BLOKL AND BROS Island City, Oregon Breeders of BERKSHIRE and FOLANDOHINA We now have eieht young backs, pure bred, Cots- - wold and shropshires, ready for service, anyone need, ing choice.bucks, should see these to appreciate them Young stock always on 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 befor buving some where else. . Notary Public Insurance Money to Loan Representing the Equitable3avings & 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. WM. GRANT, Agent City property jfor sale. oseeeeeeseesee4)eseeeeeeeeeeeeees pclu measured CM aln wicd by the Cord A. B. C. ; Steam Laundry (UiGmie. Oregon. MS)al The edtablishment of a branch creamery in Pendleton by the Grande Ronde . Creamery Co means much to the cream pro ducers of this county. It in sures a market for all the cream that can be produced for a number of years at least. In other words it means that this creamery can use double or more cream, by reason of this additional market than it would be possible otherwise. Grande Rondfe Valley is rapidly increas ing her dairy products and this means a market for the increase. JUICY MEATS are the only kinds we sell. The meat that has that rich aDDftir ance and tickets the Palate is tha kind you will get here. Choice lamb, pork and veal chops sirloin, round and porterhouse tka and other luxuries in our line, arc soia nere daily ;and pMoes that are right. . HARD WORKERS require good, solid food. Meat i a necessity to such a man and h should have It. All women of the hcose should hve it. All women oi the house should proviJe their hat bands with food that will strengths them so that they will be ingood cood. Uon to toll so that the family maj live. Bock & Thomas 128 cubic f( et to the cord. 16-inch dry chain wood $3 per -,rd. This is cheaper than by the load. You pay lor wliat you get and get what you pay for. Phone s7i H. W. NIBLEY G. E. FOWLER Truck and Transfer Wood and Coal Phone 1611 All ordergiven prompt attention. J RED FRONT LIVERY BARN Wm. Smith, Prop, Safe and reliable rigs furn. at all timeB. Special sr- vumoaauons lurmshed to commercial travelers, Phone. 3-5 WM, SMITH FEED STORE May. Giain and WrV irrAA dehverv to all parts ef the AlKt Ik f n 1 1 . vi.jr. iuwuuiua traae a specialty. Phone 1961 Bonea, harncaa aad wagons bought and aoid iatnr Yy(YWww We pay caBh tor chickers, and want all we can get at our new warehouse on Je son avenue. n . r- r5-flUK od cash Co. ; wwv we manufacture Butter ficm sweet cream. Our , butter is full weight and ; guaranteed. Laava at J. D. McKennon's J" nmmerville Creamery Afr issiia I J LA GRANDE MARBLE WORKS; E. C. DAVIS, Proprietor, Complote assortment of fin-1 eat marble and granit bJsayson hand. Estimates' cheerfully furnished upon application, ' . Headstones and Monuments A Specialty SHADE 1REES FOR SALE The ondtra onad h. - hh.i.j Utyof shad a li.eswhiohhe wUl sill t a reasonable i , ;oa. These trees . e of the tariety known as the RwH JJim Hua ihe Uray Ash. P.rtl.s wlflhlngmetosetthe trees out inay o so by paying fiUy nf add itioi'al Address 4 T Jackson, La Grande, O.o gon, or phone 1893. ... 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