La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, April 03, 1905, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text&$&&$&&G&tyv$ u Grande Evening Observer CITY iBREWERY JULIUS ROESCH, Proprietor., i - Largest Brewing Plant in Eastern Oregon Ask for La Grande. Beer .and get the Best LA GRANDE BEER IS MADE IN LA GRANDE 2 AND SHOULD HAVE THh FkEFERENCE Notice to the patrons of La GknJe Light aud Power Co. - That on and after January 1st we will install a day circuit in this city and take tbjs means of notifying our Katrons. Any changes to be made in lights which can not e tamed off during the day should be arranged as soon as ' possible. Those desiring power can confer with us at any time regarding prices of motors, rates, etc. We have motors priced as follows, f. o. b. San Francisco; - . i b. p $ 37 75 5 h. p. 44 60 10 hp wo ou id n p 104 15; 20 h p 128 85 ;S0lh p tup 1 h p 2 hp S h p .......$192 Uu 279 75 867 70 452 60 655 65 To this price must be added freight from San Francisco to La Grande, Shipping weights ! , i lip single phase top " lhp 2 hp 3 hp " 5 hp " 810 lbs 950!lbs 1175 lbs 1430 lbs 2345 lbs 2980 lbs X hn -r bp 1 hp 2 hp 3 hp ki I UK 155 lbs. 242 lbs 345 lbs 425 lbs 5 hp 7i hp 10 up 15 hp 20 hp 30 hp form K form K form K form K form K form K Tor information call at office ot form form form form form form L L L L L L 225 lbs, . 270 lbs 275 lbs i 380 lbs 465 lbs 680 lbs 670 lbs 820 lbs 1075 lbs 1350 lbs 2300 lbs 2810 lbs LA GRANDE LIGHT AND POWER 00 m g i Hotel Sommer . THE HOTEL JOMMER uO., Leefce WE CATER TO COMMERCIAL TRADE i a L.i. ROOMS WITH BATh SSTEAM HEAT All Modern Conveniences Best Dining Room Service in Eastern Oregon. 131 I el IcO A. L. MORRIS, jljj Tres. and Manager, JTEWjr OPERh HOUSE D. H. STEWARD. Proprietor and Mffr ECKHART & HAWKINS ... presenting the three greatest successes of the season E A Wicked Woman A Bachelor's Honeymoon A Woman in the Case I A E Three night, opening with "A WOMaN IN TIIE CASE 3 THURSDAY, MARCH 30 This is the play formerly huown as "Forgel-Me-Not," which was played by Rose Coghlan with success for teveral seasons. Specialties Between Acts PRICES Orchestra 50c; Orchestra Circle S5c; Dress Circle r in Balcony 25c. Seats on sale Tuesday at Van Bureu's. Cures Coughs and Colds ' Mrs O Potenon 625 Lake 8t. Topeka Kansas says: "Of all cough remedies tiallard? norsnonna nyrnp is in fsvorite; It bss doue and will do at I that 1 claimed lor It to speedily cait ail coughs and ooMs-and It la no a wee l and pleaaant to the taste" 25, too $1.00 boitle. Neltn Drag Co Flans to Get Rich ' are nftan rrnatratiul hw m.,. l l J .nuugii urvm "v""i uyppi or constipation Life Pills. They take oat the materials W blob are nlooulnir im ....i !tfraa r.ewstert. Core hea'daehe uiummiMo. At aewlin Urns Cj drug alore; 25o guaranteed. T a! bROa, Editors A Pr pa Entered at the (Poet Office, at La Grande, Oregon, , as Beoood. Claes Mail Matter. Published daily except Sunday One year in advance..,,.. 1850 8ix months in advance. . . .3 60 Per month ............... .65c Single copy...., 6c , ADTEBTIfilHO BATB8 , Display Ad ratal forotabed apon application LioeaJ reading Dotloc lte per line flrst tlon, ;e per 111 Ibr tech auburn sent 1 RMolatlou r eoedolanee, s r er llee. Owd of tbanka, te per Uae. - Monday. April 3. 1905. TAKING CENSUS OF OREGON According to oar custom and laws this is the year for taking census of Oregon, and the var ious State and., county . officials to whom that work is assign sd are now busy in the prelimin aries of the task. This we . be ieve will be the fifth census of our state taken by state author -ity.and.we indulge the hope that the manner of its taking and the resultant: information gathered wiU be a great , im provement on the four proceed- . To (ike a census that will be ot luclical use, and assist, our law makers, which includes every voter, in, Oregon, to for mulate just and equitable laws, is a tremendous job. Unless it is performed with intelligence accuracy and uniformity throughout the State, , it . had better not be performed, and the mouey it will cost applied to some useful, purpose. In this age, when economical questions are paramount, it is absolutely necessary that the law makers and the Executives thereof should kuow the number of the people, their vocations, capital employed and in what employed and the results of the . combined use of capital and labor, as ex pressed in the money value thereof. A census to be of any practi-r cal value, must of necessity be rigidly inquistorial requiring old maids to tell their , ages and incomes; old men . to , divulge their age and annual ? receipts, and outlays. In fact' a census to be of any use to our law makers should present a complete pic ture of our people and the work they are engaged in ' and the compenntion th"r rereiv there for, and wliethtr that work is carried on under sauitary, con ditions or not, , and, numerous nthes things including a clear insight into corporation doiugs. The census pages should .be a practically accurate, rigorous into which the law, ' makers or, our executive officers can look and see ' clearly how - Dreaent . i laws effect every interest or class of our citizens, and , from the facts therein presented have the data for formulating uew laws. So far as the facts presented by the foxptf r Oiegnn Q;HbU8es, they included so liitlo. aud omited so much that thev of- forded little assistance, either, to inquiring individuals or cou cientions law makers; and but (or the information contained in the U S census, which is taken once in ten years, all as- certions as to the number of our people, their vocations, pro gress literacy aud the produce of their farms, herd?, mines, forests would be but vague guesses and i 1:1 1.. . musk meiy reoeiyea as me . ex age rated statements of interest ed parties. It is important to the progress of Oregon that the actual facts and real conditions in Oregon be gathered so that they may be read by all men; but if the cen sus new being taken baits and does no give a full and practi cal picture jof onr - State, people and the vocations in which men and women maka- their living and accumulate something for old age, or to engage in larger Operations, then like its prede cessors it will be of little value. 1 ail For Bids Notice la hereby, gi?en that the ondenlsned will receive eealed blda 00 the following deacribed work and material: Va ana beiore e otiock pa Wednesday April, S 1906. For larnlehing and laying on top of the rroaod twenty eevee uanarea reet 13,700, more or lest, of one lnoh gal vanized Iron pipe, and fifteen hundred (1,600) more or leas, of one inch gal vanized iron dI do. to be placed in a ditch not leaa than twelve inohea deep and properly covered elao eighteen hundred feet, (1800) more or ltai o galvanized Iron pipe, also to be - plao ed in a ditch not leaa than twelve inobe deep and properly eovered, the aid pipe to be one halt inch pipe, alao twenty ataad-Dipes with one half Inch garden valves.. All blda are to be aocompanita dj a oertlfled cbeok for an amount equal to ten per cent of the bid, aald check to be returnable when the contract ia aigned, and the- eald work to be com pleted by May 1st, the weather per mlttiaa. Before the contract ia ac cepted, a bond, with approved aeoarlty must be made for the faithful and el- fcient ptrformanoe of the oontraot ac cording to SpeclOcatioaa ror I art her particalart, plans and apeolnoationa, call upon I R Bnook, at the office of the oitv Recorder. I R bnook ' 8 R Hawortb K P ( hlMwa Trnateea Lie Grande Lodsa IOOK no Itt ail For Bids Notice ia hereby given that the an aereignea will teoelve sealed bide, np aatik four o'clock t m oa Wedneaday ine otn aav oi April. i'.wo. ror the con traction of a reservoir, anfBoiently large to contain - .one nandred thousand (100.000) gallooa, the said reservoir to be atoued or bricked , np, ana cemented on tne inside, the oon tractor to do all the excavating, and the aaid reservoir to be completed on or nerore Slay 1st, 1905. the weather : per mltting. A bond aball be famished by the contractor with security for the completion oi tne reaervolr in a prop er, iaitnrui ana workmanlike manner. au oiaa moai oe accompanied . py a check for ten per cont ot the amount of the bid, the aaid cbeok to be re turnable to the depoaitor when the con tract la aigned. ror farther informa tion oall upon I R Snook at the oilioe of ibe Ulty recorder. Signed, I. U. SNOOK, 8. K. HAWOKTH, F. P. GUILDERS Trustees ol La Grande Lodge i O O ao. in. . Notice Of Proposed Street Improvement To Whom It May Concern: Notice is he racy given of the proposed improve ment ot e 8treet, in the oity of La Grande. Oregon, by the oons traction of a seven foot eide-wala along the orth aide of the lilock No 67 of Chaplin's addition. In said oitr. and a cross walk aoroaa Third street ex tending west ot said block No 67.' Qald walk to be conatrooted at the ernense of abutting property owners. Notice la hereby farther given, that unless said proposed ImDrovement ia defeated by remonstrance aigned by the abutting property owners, and filed with the undersigned on or before the 5th day ot ApriL , 1905, said aide walk will be ordered conartucted by the Council of the City of La Gnnde, union uoanty, Oregon. Listed at La Grande Oreson. thl 34th day of March, 1905. i K Bnook Recorder of the city of La Grande, Union ooonty, state of Oregon. UNDERTAKERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS The only Exclusive Undertaking Parlors in La Grande. Scientific Embalming Licensed in Oregon and Montana. Experienced Lady Assistant Our office b always open Phone 1761 '. Office in Lewis Building, opposite Sommer House THE FINEST EVER Tailored Turbans Dress Hats Cordays ' New Veiling? ' Ombre Ribbons Pretty lace Collars Handsome Jetted Collars E M WELLMAN & CO , JLa G-ra ide , - Oreefivp. sesseaeeeeesseMeoeeewseMesss Notary Public Insurance Money to Loan w i Representing the Equitable Savings & Loan A see- ' ciation of Portland, Or., the strongest, safest A most reliable institution on the Pacific coast, noder State supervision. Loans made short or long time to suit. WM. GRANT, Agent 1 - City property for sale. . sseseeeerf -f ttf tt f Stiff M Mil Slttusts aaaa f(:ll measure CJain w i by the Cord 128 cubic ft et to the cord. 1fi-itwh dry chziz wood 8 per oord. This ia cheaper than by the load. You pay tor what you get and get what you pay for. Phone 57 H. W. NIBLEY asaaseeasoseaeeooeeeeeeoaoei Th SEATTLE GROCERY CO. Masonic building, Adams Avenue ZUNDELL & LAWSON, Props. Now ready for business with a complete assortment of fresh Groorios Every article on our shelves is new aud freeh, and guaranted to be first class Our motto ia "Live and Let Live" We will have our own . delivery and guarantee prompt service Remember that we still handle hay, grain and feed We pay the highest market price for farm produce If we make a mistake we will cheerfully correct the same Phone orders given special 'attention ee A.B.C. STEAM LAUNDRY PHONE La Granie, l85x ' Oregon. Should when come to our l aundry YOU NEED WASHING WE DO IT RIGHT of anything from smile to clean liuen pleasant is our business o e Health Is Youth Disease and Hlckness Bring Old Age Herblne. taken ever mornino hfnr breakfast will keep yon in robust healh fit you toward oil disesBO. It cares constipation bilionaneaii- ri.an I (ever, skin, lives sod kidney complsin I to. It parities tbe bloo.l and tbe complexion. Mrs D W Smith Whitney. Texm, writes April 3 1902: "1 have used Heroine and And it is the best medicine for contelpatloo and liver troubles. It does all you claim for It. lean highly reootninand it. SOota a bottle-Nelln Drug Co. 2r J MRS. H. W. LAUGHLIN, 1 1 Teacher of vocal , and piano Musio : Graduate of Chicago Muaical College Phone 197o m RED FRONT LIVERY BARN Wm. Smith, Prop, Safe and reliable riga furn at all times. Special ac comodations furnished to commercial traveler, Phone. 3-5 WM, SAUTH,: FEED STORE Hay, Giain and feed. Fiee deliverv to all parts ef the city. Mountain trade a specialty. Phone 1961 Hone, harness And wagons wuftll. Mill BUIU 55c 5 lbs Home rendered lard Cash . Special Sale For the next fifteen days I will offer some special cash puces on my cured meats and lards. I have moved into t ;e Geddes building, and am not prepared to carry a large stock in this line until I am 8gain in my own build ing, whLh is now being pre pared with cold storage faci lities. As I now need money I will sell 6 lbs buckets of lard for 65c, 10 lbs buckets for $110 cash. For the present I am located just . across the street from my old stend "3 55c 6 lbs Home rendered lard Cash HARRIS MEAT MARKET Phone 1601 3 i i. ..... u.