La Grande evening observer., May 20, 1905, Image 5

An Opportunity For Home Seekers
700 acres of choice Farm and Orchard Land "will be sold
in bjse or small tracts to suit purchaser. ; -,
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Tbia farm ia only 15 miles from La Grar de, on the Elgin
branch of the O. R. & N. Railroad, and is what is known
as the Henry Rinehart Farm, and ia located at the
Rinehart Spur. This farm touches the foot hills and is
watered with numerous springs, and' a beaatifuK, spring
branch" of pure living water. The land may" be 'divided -into
FORTY OR EIGHTY ACRE TRACTS, every one of
which is supplied with living water. This aplendid tract
contains sufficient land Jo furnish hornet for twenty- or
more families. Remember this farm is under-cultivation
and every foot is a wealth producer. One tract bow has
over ten . acres of young- bearing orchrad, , which ,i
ABSOLUTELY FREE FROM PEST. . .
Thia farm has a complete railroad and . county ' road ton-
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auction, and is located, in a school district which is free
pom debt and maintains a good six months school. ,
"' Address, HENRY RINEHART. ' '
f r . SUMMERVILLE. OREGON.
Or call at the farm for full particulars, Terms and com
l : : plete description. ' .. ''.
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IF our responsibility of $137,000.00 is guarantee
enough, ' -X- '..,-" ;.4'; '-: , ' '
.-IF our rate of interest on certificates of deposits
1 J high enough: j" ; . v
IF our rate of interest on loans low enough,
IF the' accomodations we afford are satisfactory,
JFyou Are .not aiready. a customer of this bank,
. then we invite yon to become one,
WE guarantee von absolute safety for your funds
"XZ if intrusted to our 'care.
HAVING given 14 years of service, to . the Ad.
vancement of the interests of La Grande and
Union county we fell justified in asking for
your banking business, and we will extend to
you all the accomodations your ?"acconnt will
iiiBtif v At all times. Your loans will be restricted
' only bythef security; you offer r and3 the balance
iyon keep with this bank, i f; X,
Vjl I ' -i V X I Respectfully,' '
Uhe farmers and TJraders
I, Tfational !$ank '
of jCa Srando Oregon.
JoSEfH PALMEB, J. W. SCRIBEB, G. Ej McCuLLY,
President. Cashier. Asst. Cashier.
The Nurse land the Doctor
'. ill tell you thai the success of a prescription de
pends on the purity of its ingredience. There is
as much variety in medicine as in other merchan
dise. In; our prescription-filling "Qulity" is always
our fii at consideration. '
You can implicity trust your prescription to us
quality, accuracy and the right price- are the never
failing trio upon which we think we have a right to
appeal for your patronage.
A. T. HIL-U
.Registered Pharmacist.
Phdne, Farmers Line, 58
Pacific States 1361
La Graade, Or.
County News . ;
(Soaut) V
Geo. IJngteen passed throcgh town
enroate to Comaoopia. "
A Tennis Clnb has been organized at
Union anl will play at tbaeonrt bonte
grosnd. '
Tb "big bog" owned bf tba Union
Flooring fttUU Co., now tips tb aela
at 1150 lba a? ordupoU. Itli expt
d.tbat be will wigb 120 wbaa b
ntan lba arana at tba azpotltion. Ila
iaall bog. ;
: Tba editor of tba Beoat reallxaa that
Union eannot aopport two paper and
do It right. laia fact abool't 1 U ap
parent to anyone since It it well known
that La Grands can only anpport - one
and that only one nai ao far been able
to live at Baker City. We bare offered
to make a fair and aqnare deal with
oar oompetltora either to glra or take
ao mnoh for the Held bat they eTident
ly do not feel Inclined to do. either.
Under the clrcamBtanoes the people of
Union are compelled to pat op with
two rather inferior pa pari when by
rlchta tbeyT are entitled H one good
one, Borne towna at well aa come In-
dMdnala are nnfortnhate. f
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
Complete Machine Shops and Foundry
Generaf BfaAsmithCHorBei Shoeing and Wagon Work. F
M.wr.nirf Ai'Tha TTitzerald Roller Feed Mill J.m
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. -m w- r- W' i ! -r5
.1 .tU c- r i a-.
(Bepnblioaa) " ' '
Mrs. Ed KUdle, of Island City, 'la
vlaitlng at the home of Mr. "and Mrs.
Prank Bidwell tbla weak. , j
' Gen. Ooodbrod narrowly ' etcaped
aeriooa lujury at Hot Lake Friday last
by being thrown from his wagon and
dragged a short distance ." Hii wagon
palled apart by the breaking of a
king-bolt. i
' ' (Elgin Beoorder) "
" A tennis olnb waa organised in the
olty daring the week. ' ,t
, J4re. Andrew Beak ia i.iu- fj;
Urande. ' ; !
Married On the rtaodridge, Banday,
May 14, 1905, Mr. CHde Myers . and
Miaa MlUle Elmer. .. . ;
LA 8toop has been appointed oon
atable of the Elgin district to fill the
unexpired term of J O Christiansen,
who resigned. "' !
GRAVE PROBLEMS
AT THE : ISTHMUS
, (Soripps News Assooistion) .
, New York, May , 20' John Barrett,
United States minister to Panama, ar
rived here this morning on his way to
his post at BagoU. He said; "The
oonditions at -the iethmns - present
at any difficulties engendering admleJa.
retire problems of secondary consider
atlon to the problem of health and
sanitation . - The climate is against ns
and the condition ia. alarming, There
la a report that 4here are fire oases of
yellow ferer in the colony., I do not
believe In deceivinS the ' pnbllo "about
these matters,' for it la better i that
thetrath be.known I believe that the
aanltatltatlon and health' problems'
will be successfully solved, bat the
overshadow all others'
Vetoed by Deneen
Springfield, 111. May 20 Governor
Deneen has vetoed the bill appropria
ting $-25,000 for a state sanitarium for
treatment of tuberculosis patients'.
Eoonomy was the ground -on which
the bill was vetoed.
Dissolution Notice
Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the firm name
of Pohrain and Reher Proprietors of
the Union bur Saloon hae this day
been dissolved by mutual content. U.
J. Reher will- oontinue , the bnsioess
collect all accounts and 'pay all bills
Dated at La Urande. Oregon, this 3rd
day of May A. D. 1905. t.
X ' F fUUKMAN
HENRY J REHEa
ft-4-6 4
' Centennial Motel ,
RATES ft per"' day' meals 25ct.
Hpeolal. rates inrniebed monthly pa;
trons. Mrs A B Marchtson and Miss
O' M Garm "proprietors. 1 No
Adama Ave. Phone No 1161
J. R. OLIVER.
-UNION' COUNTY
ABSTRACTS
Farm Lo?ns a Specialty,
' Best equipped abstracter
in Union countj. ' Many '
' years experiences 1 with
the Union county records '
gives me a great advant-' ,
age. ! It ia folly to pur
chase realestate ' without ,
first securing' a' proper '
abstraot. An abstract
" from my office will show 7'
the title Just as it appeara
on ' the: official record.
J. . R. OLIVER,
LA GRANDE, OREG JN "s
Room 31, Bommer lidlg.
We Have for
the
Rent
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Following
4 room house on Adams ' Avenue
with city water. , Rent inolading water
10 per month.
a,room 1 house on Adams Avenne.
Rent 8 per month. ."
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- Six room house north of R R shops
with four lota. Rent tlO per month.
( "Five room boase on North Fir street
with hot and' cold water. Benta for
117 per month. .' V
LA V GRANDE
INVKTMENT CO.
: Foley Hotel Block ! ;
La Grande Oregon
There are many kinds of meat,
but we sell only the best kind. A
trial order will convince you of
the truth of this statement Wf
kill only the best specimens and
kill it correctly. ' ' '
Our prices are as low at
con8isiant with the best quality.
THE SORT
THflT WILL
'PLEASE
That is the sort of groceries
we sell : Our aim is to
please all of our " customers
We realize that iu ordet to
do this we must sell only
First Quality Goods
We also know that our
prices must , be right, and
that our service must be
correct. - 'A child can do
the , trading at our store
A trial order over the tele
phone will convince you.
We solicit your patronage.
QEDbEJ
' North Fir Street
ONE of the household joys
s , land a
THING we can't live with.
' out,-and be 1
SURE of living long with
. out it,
WE all must have bread,
and you
MUST be sure you get the
right kind of flour,
, we
HAVE it io all grocery
stores in the city,
OUR guarantee g"es with
every sack; and
BREAD made from tbia
flour ia as good
OR better than 1 any flour
- on the market, we
would all
DIE if our bread was taken
from us.
Be sure it Yeads La Grande
Milling Co. on every sack
Made , right here at Home
LUMBER
Owing to local conditions being euch that the 3
sale and retail prices of lumber are practically tie
same, we have made arrangements with the mills eo
we can deliver direct to the jobs, thereby givir;?
our customers the benefit of the lowest prices.
Sash, Doors and "
Gedar Shingles:
STODDARD LUMBER CO.
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Fresh Vcttab!e$'andfFruit for Sunday
Strawberries
Radishes
Asparagus
Hot House Lettus
Spinach
Cabbage
Green Onions
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-Rhubarb
, new potatoes
- . .ft', y way
BAKER BROS.
Adams'Avenue ;' Phone '2?
LUM BER
RETAILED; fAX
WHOLESALE 'PRICES
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U , Better Lumber ana taeaper tnaa it to, sou in , fj f
La' Grande, We Deliver it to ybur' Building. '
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Grande Ronde limber Coi
PERRY, OREGON. ;
K D. H. STEWARD, Proprietor and Mar ;
h rjr NIGHTS STARTING 7
I vJ MONDAY, MAY 22 O
THK FAMOUS . . j
eiea'ema A. M mm A -V HPS A aVl
t WILLIAlYlb U r tKA ': v; UUlVirnN T ; j j
Greatest American Juvenile Comic Opera Co. will present 1
MONDAY RIGHT
"THE RAJAH QF PAZ ALA" ; 1
An immense Musical Comedy Extravaganza .
" TUESDAY NIGHT j. j ' : I
"TRE gypsy girl" f
-Another pretty captivating musioal comedy
WEDNESDAY MATINEE .AND EVENING
"GAY-G9"
The biggist musical comedy hit of the season.
Matinee, 25c to all parla of the house. v
Herbine
Will overcome Indigestion and dys
pepsia regulaU the bowels and core
nl ktnav nnmulalnta. It IS
the best blood enrtoher and invlgQfat-
or in the world, it is pnieiy T)gw
bit, perfectly harmless, and ebould
you be a sufferer from disease, you will
uiie It if yoa are wise.
R N Andrewa, Editor and Mgr., Co
coa and Rockledge News, l!ooo, Fla.,
writes: "1 have need your ilerbine in
my family, and find it a most excellent
medicine. Its effects npon myself
mend It nnhesitatingly." 60o. Sold
PureBred Poultr y
Parties desiring pure bred!
poultry can secure egga
from the following well;
known breeds at $1 pei
setting of ttf teen Bar Ply4
moth Rock, White Wyn-j
dott,. Single Comb' Browii
Leghorn, and Silver Laced
Wtddott y . . v
ELI BAIR.
Island Cit freeou f
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Bock & Thomas
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by ftewitn urag uo. ,