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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1905)
The attention of the general public is called to the Seattle Grocery Co. You are invited to call, not to see th company but the goods. You will find the prices reasonable, and that yoor order will be delivered promptly with our own team. Oar stock is complete and contains all that should be found in a first clas, up-to-date grocery stoie Our cash customers will find that their money re ceives special consideration. Credit customers receive fall measure and prompt delivery. Highest market pricrs paid for farm produce. ' Green groceries always kept in season. Ilay and Grain ' SEATTLE GROCERY CO. Masonic building, Adams Avenue ZUNDEL & LAWSON, Props. Oregon Produce Co. f Phone 1761 La GrandeXOregon. Corner Jefferson Avenue and Greenwood Streets ; A Largest Packing House In Eastern Orearone ' 0004)V) A. B. C. STEAM LAUNDRY PHONE i85i La Granie, Oregon. i Should come to our Laundry when in YOU NEED WASHING of anything from pleasant smile to clean liuen is our business WE DO IT RIGHT CITY IBREWERY JULIUS ROESCH, Proprietor. LaxgesCBrewing , Plant in Eastern Oregon Ask for La Grande Beer an! get the Best 4 LA GRANDE BEER IS MTI IN LA GRANDE AND SHOULD HAVE THh REFERENCE. Hotel Sommer THE HOTEL gDMMER UO., teee WE CATER TO COMMERCIAL -r - TRADE , - ROOMS WITH BATh lSTEAM HEATmm All Modern Conveniences Best Dining Room Service in Eastern 0 Oregon. A L. MORRIS, Tree, and Manager. 13 a Grande Evening Observer TT tT BROS, Editors Pr pa Entered at the Poat.Offlo; at La Urande, Oregon, aa Beoond Class Hail Matter. Published daily except Sunday OQO year in advance .$650 Six months in advance. . . .3 50 Per month ........ 65c Single copy..... ...5c Friday. April 14, 1905. i ADVERTISING RATES Display Ad rates famished apon application Local reading boUow 10a per line ant nacr Uoa, 50 per llaa for eack aabaeqaeot lnaer tion. . . . ReaoluUooa of eoadotenee, sorer Una. Carta o( thanks, tc per Use. WHEN EAST MEETS WEST The East needs an introduc tion to the Middle West. Both the Eantand the Middle West need an introduction to the Far West. That introduction is going to be made, formally you may take your choice this year, and the Lewis and Clark Ex position will be the introducer. This Exposition, which will open Jane 1, will be useful in many ways, but in no way will it be more useful to Americans than in making the far divided sections of this great country acquainted with each other. What does the man who lives in Augastrt on the Kennebeck, for iusianceknow about the man whose home is at Salem on the Willamette? And the La Grande Oregoniaii what is his concep tion of the Washington whose residence is in the District, of Columbia? Between San Fran cisco and New York stretch 3, 000 miles of teriitory, and the middle does uot know the ends, nor do the , ends - have proper acquaintance with each other. The Exposition at Portland will bring together both ends and the middle and make them mutually acquainted. The East ought to know more about ' the East, for Easterners travel in the West more than Westerners travel in the East; but somehow those touring Easterners do not seem to diffuse their knowledge of the West ; when they return home. Or perhaps the home staying Easterners refuse to be lieve .that their travel-wise neighbors tell them of the WeBt becausb some of those tales are tallish, so to speak, and appear aabelievablo to the eye of the conservative Easterner. On the other hand, the East has gained a mighty misconcep tion of the Weat ,by placing credence in tales entirely too tall for the proper stature of truth'and veracitv. The "wild and wooly" West is the only Wst which much of the East knows of. The tamed and tran quil West they refuse to believe in, and they entertain also, in some quarters, a notion that the West is incapable of complete civilisation. That two weeks' stay in St'. Louis must have ruined him. WaTing Fang is under suspi cion of grafting in his native China our own, onliest Wu . Spotted fever is said to be prevalent in New York, and spring fever otherwheres. Big Suit Started - B Bcrippe News Association J , Salt Lake, Utah, April 14 Paper war drawn up bar todaj in on of the moat far reaching 'anits in the history of Utah. The farmers in the lolnity of tha smelters here will aak the ooarta to permanently restrain all smelters from operating In Salt Lake valley. If the injunction ia granted, It will paralyze the mining industry in the intermouhtaln regions, throwing thousands of men out of work. The farmers want the smelters vondemai aa nais&noes and detriments to the erops. '. A correspondent wants to know "Who is Edward Atkin son?" And euch is fault ! The earth and Chicago De mocracy aTe again showing signs of serious internal troubles Treasurer's Call for Gty Warrants ' NotiAa. ! hAMhff ar1Ve.fl tfmft - Ke. if now fond on hand to pay all oat - aTjafirf t nr aavta nt ImmmtA ah i1-.-.t i ----a nanMM Miuvu vu vjvuorau I Fnnd of La Grande city, .up to and ' including. No. 1372 endorsed April 14, Interest on all warrante on General Fnnd from No. 4187 to No. 4372 in clualre, oeaaee from tbia date. There are- also lands in the treasury to pay all warrants leaned against Wafer Fond of La Grande City, ap to and Including No. 6168 endorsed Sept. In llwu t. . .ii . u, Mui iuwni wi an warrants on ceasea from date of thla call. La Grande, Oregon, April 7, 1905. - , J WALSH, City Treasurer. Castro admits to owing $30 000,000, but considers it - no more trouble thau if it were thirty cents. The cherries are killed, the peaches are deslroye.l, the strawberry crop dead, and, in fact, nothing on the old farm ia left alive except the baskets in which the honest farmer will ship the stuff to market. Com mercial Tribune, Ohio. That Well Dressed Feeling It's something most men ap preciate. Sjtne of them pay pretty high to secure it; others wear our ready-to-wear and get it for half the money We don't ask you to take our word for the i xcellence of our Clothing, but it would . Please Us Immensely If you would come in and look at the new spring styles. If you are a merchant tailor's man, we will guarantee to sur prise you. Paying too much and waiting too long is the "made-to order" way. , Paying Just enough and getting perfect satisfaction is our way. We fit all shapes; $10 tO $20 ' A 41 .ML . " ' ' ' ' i - (h--. ii't I E A C! CLOTHIERS There are many kiuds of meat, but we sell only.the best kind. A trial order will convince you of the truth of this statement We kill only the best specimens and kill it correctly, i Our ' prices are '' as low as conaisiant With the best quality. Bock & Thomas Special Sale For the next fifteen days I will off er some special - cash pi ices on my and lards. I 55c 5 lbs Home reuelered . lard Cash cured meats have moved into toe Geddes building, and am not prepared to carry a large stock in this line until I am again in my own build ins, whih ia now being pre pared with cold storage faci lities. 1 As I now need money I will sell 5 lbs buckets of lard for 65c, 10 lbs buckets for $1.10 cash. For the present am located 55c 5 lbs Home rendered lard Cash just across the street from my old stand HARRIS MEAT MARKET Phone 1601 MRS. H..W. LAUGHLIN, i . Teacher of youal and piano i Graduate of Chicago Musical College Phone 197rj ' .,ee..e..e.e..a..aa: BRICK BHICK Brick furnished in any quanity or any. style. No contract 4 too ssa all or too large, -3ie samples of our pressed brick. GEO. KREIGER. La Grande, Oregon. HENRY S6 CARR a FUNER1L DIRECTORS LICErJED EHBALMErvS Lady a6fii8taLt Calls'answered day and night, Phone No.21. J. C. Henry, reoidence 664 J. J. Carr, rasiJence 386 La Orande Oregon m k m m LA GRANDE IRON WORKS jv Complete Machine Shops and Foundry General Blacksmith Horse Shoeing and Wagon Work. Manufacturer of The Fitzgerald Holler Feed Mill D. F I T X 'G EI R'A u d, rHUPHI ETOR si m m si P m IT'S NOT TOO LATE TO ORDEK FRUIT TREES I have a good stock of shade trees, shrubs and vines, also American Evergreens for fencing and wind breaks. 15 per hundred. 240 oer thnuPAtiH Wni, trees for cemeteries. Carnations, three colors, 12 for & ai TnnKia r.;i;oa i i r?v """"toi iaigc, lurew colors. Liarge flowering paneies, all colors, per doxen 50c. LA GRANDE NURSERY Box 637 Or leave order at Thorn's Grocerv Store. Keep Cool If jou have no other way call on the LA GRANDE LIGHT AND POWER CO. and secure an Bates and all prices will be explained at the office Electric Fan .3 3
