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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1905)
1 i r J 4 a m The Nurse Will tell 70a that the success of a prescription de pends od the parity of its ingredieoce. There is as much variety iff medicine as in other merchan dise. In our prescription-filling "Qulity" is always our first consideration. "Toucan implicity trust your prescription to us, quality, accuracy and the right price are the never failing trio upon which we think wehave a right 16 appeal lor your patronage. ' A. T. Registered Phone, Farmers Line, 68 Pacific States 1861 Oregon Produce Co Phone 1761 UprdeilJOregoji. Corner Jefferson Avenue and Greenwood Streets Largeet Packing House In Eastern ' Oregon. oooooopoooooooooono ft J CITY BREWERY JULIUS ROESCH, Proprietor. - Largest Brewing Plant Ask for La Grande L A GRANDE BEER IS & AND SHOULD HAVE Keep If jou have no other way cull on the LA GRANDE LIGHT' AND POWER CO. and secure an Bates and all prices will be explained at the office Don't Borrow Trouble '. It la a bad habit to borrow any thing bat toe wom thing you can possibly borrow, la trouble. When sick, eore, heavy, wear and worn-out by the painaand polaoneofdyaiepele, biiiona neas, Bright'a dlaeaae, and atmtlar la lernal diaord a. don't ait down and brood orar your armptoinai bat flv for 1 relief to Eleotrlo BHWre. Here yoat will ana sara ana permanent r or get fullnraa of all yoor troubiee, and yoor body will not be burdened by a load o debt dieeae. At Newlln Drug Co drug a tore. . i'rioe 00. Guaranteed. :: v .,- - Cheap Stamp photoe are only 28 cents par dozen at tba Taylor Stadia ' and the Doctor HILL, Pharmacist. , La Grande, Or. in Eastern Oregon Beer and get the Best MADE IN LA GRANDE THh rKEFERENCE (': Cool Electric Fan Health Is. Youth Dleeaee and Bickneea Bring Old Age lierblne, takeu every morning before breaktaat will keep yoa In robuet heath fit you toward off diaeaee. It carea conatipation bllioaaneaa, dyapepata, fever, akin, livea and kidney complain ta. It nnriflaa tha hlnml and !.. the oomplexlon.' Mrs D W Smith wuuney. iexa wriiea Aprils 1WW; 'I have need lierblne and find it ' la the beat medicine (or conteipatlon and liver trooblaa. It doea all yoa claim for it. lean highly : reoom mend It. SOota a bottle He fln Drag Uo. SEWERS AND PIPE See J H I'hUds for aeptlc eewers and eewer plpa J Leave orders at tba La Grande Marble Worka. 5-7 '.a Grande Evening Observe: T ET BROa, Editor A Pr pa Entared at tba. Poetl.OEce at La Grande, Oregon, . aa Second. Claaa Mall Matter. ' ' ? " Pablished daily except Sunday One year in advance ...... $8 50 Per month 65c SingU'cbpy .'.'.'.V.Voo Thurday April 27.1905. ADVKBTTfllSa RATES . DUplajr Ad tUm faralahed apoa application Lol reading notlee io aarUne M aaar Uon, s per Uaa eaoa aabMqaral Iomt- RMolaUoaa ereoadolaaee, je par Una. Card o( Uuaka, Be par 11a, WASHINGTON'S CRQWTH Our neighbor, on . the north now claims a population of 847. 000. In 1860 the U S ' census ga ve the population of Washing- j ion, at lfiyi and that of Oregon at 62465. In lgOO.tbe, popula- tion of Oregon .wag '413,536 ana mat or Washington 518,103. It is difficult to determine why Washington is outgrowing Ore gon inpopulatiop;,Oregon has 50,850 more square,. miles than Washington. Oregon has as Washington, its soil is equal but It is not growing as fast and wby? That istheproblear oar people will do well to studj. By the number of .signatqres that are being secured, to the various petitions throughout the state, asking that the gen eral appropriation bill be re fered to the direct vote of the people, it is more than probable that the required , number will, be secured.- The basis of this proposed opposition'' to the act of the legislature is ther anti normal sctpo sentiment. Some believe in their abolishment. others favor two instead af four, others prefer one central nor mal school located at Portland. It is quite evident that if under the present feeling if Jef, to the people they would be voted out of existence. This does not necessarily mean that by so do-? ing the best interests of thej state moved be subserved. Evidence is accumulating that John W Gates does not should aer all toe loss occasioned by the collapse of the May . wheat deal. The $1,500,000 , contri bution of Banker Bigelow,' of Milwaukee, was sufficient to sat isfy at least a few of the bears. The victims of the defunct Coe Commission Company, droppejl something over 1 eoojOO into the ' speculative hopper, and there are others who' failed to get their names in the pspep, but who probably lost pore in proportion to the size , of . ther bank accoauts,: than the re doubtable financial buccaneer, whose name wiinast in weai pit hi8oryvas jsaojtlief fatbfof a deal jthal ailed. , " " 'M ' Busria's dsjr to whip Tur key in prder. to'prpvi, 'MuscotsJ prowess is a remiuder of the schboihoy who, , beiog unable ,U whip b comrade much smaller thau himself, showed his cou rage by makiug' faces at the sister of the fcy . who ."licked bim." Russia has not yet been able to whip Japan. 'It may not be able 19 do so, but it can make faces from behind the mbuutsins at a weaker powrr, suchas 'fy rkey." Tlj Is will ' be well, provided, the demQus.tra tion against the Turk goes 1 no farther.' But it may be well; to remembsc tbalanptbericholat tried to whip Turkey and tfail ed.-State'sman; " SA' ' ,l 1! you toot your little tooter and then lay aside your horn there's not a soul in few short days will know that you were born. The man who gathers pumpkins is the man who plows all cUy, and the man who keeps a humping is the man who makes it pay. y The man who advertises with a short and sud- dn jerk, is JUe nun who blames work: The .man who eets the business has, )png, and steadj pull and keeps his trade : paper from year to year quite fulL He pltms hu advertisements inv a thoughtful, honest, jvay and keeps forever at it uatil he makes Jt pay. He has , faith in all the. future, can ,witWtnd ji bankrupt shock and, like a man of Scripture, has his ' business po a.rapjkj Exchange. . "For the best and whitest bread Jersey Cream F low. MURDERER TAKEN AND CONFESSES ' By Sorippa .Newa Aaaoolatlon . 4 wahington April X7 The' leaders, of ti.e oatlawa, ;who 'murdered -" font been captured and baa ' oonfeaaed The trbvernment " will urge the " extreme For a.Vmk Question No medicine oan, replace food bat Chamberlaio'a btomach and Liver xacieia wui neip yodto aigeat yoor (odd . It la not the : quantity of . food taken tnat glvea atrangtb and vigor to the ayaUm, but the amount digeated ana aaaimuatea. 11 troubled sitn a Weak dlgeaiion, don't foil to give these raoieu a anal . xnouaanda hava been beneflted.br their nae. They .onlt coat a quarter,' for,, aale by Newlln Drag Co. 1 J ' A: :' tf" ' 1 Now is the Time .Come and have soma stamp photoa tauaa wnne iiiey are ao oneap at Tavlnr Htnrlln the Ballard's Itorehourid Syrup, Oonah ODDreaMil. rattlinir. raanincr mnA difficult breittlilng. " Uonry 0 Stearn lruKRi.et, 8hullabnrg Wia, writea. May 20 lUOlt - ! have been eellintf Bailard.a HaMhound fivmn fm- tmn him mwA nava never iia a preparation that has giveq 'better aatlafaotlon. 1 1 'notice that when I aell a1 bottle they come back Itfr morev I can noneatf re oommend It. 25. 60c. tl.OOr-JjJewlin A Dandy F.or Burns Dr Benin. Pana. Ills, writea :.! have need 61 Ballard 'a Hnow Liniment: alwaya reoom mended It to my frlenda aa 1 am oonttdent there la no better made, "ltta a-dandy for lurna, Thoee who live .on farma are aepectally liable to many accidental coU", burna, braiaee. which heal, rapidly when Urd'a Baow Llnitnant: la aDnliad. abonld alwava ba kent In tha hnna forcaaea of emersenov ' 25a. 60a 1 00 bottle-Newlfn Drug Co Brick ) furnihed . . in, any quanity or any style. . No contract too small -or too. large. See samples of our pressed brick; GEO. KREIGER.: La Grande, Oregon. i. aad Bio Umol Railroad, tua "Uoanlo i t r . . . , i I ItEQAUSK . f ot are ap niany eeaatc alt-acl on . and ! poluM Of jUtttMt .long the ti i. t Ltwaau Oaden aa4 Dcnvrt i'lat ib tllp iMvac bmeaurcaoma j -.t ; If yoa re tptng NJit, write If or .ifor matloa ana met, iirwtlj book.Uiat will Itll yoa all about W. ? 1 W C McBRiEe Agent, 124 Third St.x ortlard Oregon I f wert9 ilokAiai wwaafl - tKa TWiivm -i , - mmm YQT j : IT Of a man's life and much of his money , is spent in his Clothes, and. .strange os it maw seem, the better clothes he C buys the leas .money it costs It s tbequalty, durability, style and the All Round For the price, that makes ; moat economical in the end . C.. of pur long coat, Ioobc trouser suits for spring wesr? 1 They L are "spandioV new and very' swell. Stripes, Checks and rJ Mixtures in the new shades of Brown, Grays and fancy patterns.' We 11 wager most yoa in short order Just the Suit If you'll step in for a few minutes look $10 far a suit 3 F along up the line to $20. There's bo h pleasure bad profits in t buying . Clothes here, ASH CLOTHIERS f I r : f ..,....! i - .., . ; f. , ' THE FINEST EVER . , ' Tailored Turbans Dress Hats Cordays New Veilings Ombre. Ribbons Pretty lace Collars Handsome Jetted Collars E M WELLMAN & CO, La.Q-rncie - Oregon r t BE NRY FUNERAL DIRECTORS LICEPJED EMBILIEKS , l4idy a88istaut Oallsanswered day and night, Phone No. 21. f LI J, O. Henry, residence 664 W j j J. J. Oarr, residence 386 La Grande Oregon ;1 Old Jewelry made to look Uke new Clooka taken care ot Are You Going to Discard Your old Carpet See We H. BOHNENKAMP, The largest line of carpets ever brought to La Grande now. on display. Something entirely new ir 3jor covering; as cheap as matting, far prettier, and mnch more durable. Be sure to examine it as it is just what is n-jeded where ou want something good and inexpensive. Linoleum in all grades and widths WALL PAPER AT LESS THAN COST ....... ,. . - . , . him to keep welt dressed. Superiority our high grade clothing the Perhaps you would ; like one anytbiog that' we can show ' , , You'll Like . . , ' I ' ' ' I- -. r-.- ) ., -.fit &o CAR R WE KNOW JUiT rVflAT IS NEEDED, AND KNOW JUST HOW TO ADMIN ISTER THE DOSE Bring it to the store and. we .will give it the required repairs. If it is past fixing we ' will tell you so, and stop the expense. If we can at , it we will do so at a moderate cost. Watch re pairing is our specialty. J. H. PEARE, BROS 'T
