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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1905)
i i i i .1 l i w7 m : i-U HI:.-. HOOD RIVER BERRIES We are now receiving daily shipments of berries from Ilood river, The quality is finer than ever. Don't take inferior beries when you can get the ' FAMOUS HOOD RIVER BERRIES Just as cheap at BAKER Adams Avenue B R O S. Phone 29 IF IF our responsibility of $137,000.00 h guarantee enough, IF our rate of interest on certificates of deposits high enough. IF our rate of interest on loans low enough, " ' IF the accomodations we afford are satisfactory, . IF you tire not aiready a customer' of this bank,' .then we invite you to become one,: WE guarantee you absolute safety for your funds if intrusted to our cre. HAVING given 14 years of service to the Ad. Vancement of the interests of La Grande and Union county. we felljustified in asking for your hanking business, and we will extend to you all the ' accomodations your account will Justify at all times. Your loans will be restricted only by the. security you offer and 'th. balance you keep with this bank. " ; ,r ' ' , . Respectfully, TJhe farmers and ;Jjradars lational 32ank ofXa Srand Ortgo. G A Waggoner A Short Sketch of the Author of Stories of O! J Oregon Author! ot, popular booki, boweve modeet, can at rest e!ude public atten tion. One intereated In a book we want to know the writer Storlee of Old Oregon it attracting to much attention by 1U thrilllnj eketches of frontier lift tad bumoroot anecdote of. early eetUemebt of the wett, that onr reader will bt interett ed In a brief tketcb of the totbort lift. When ten yeare of aft ,ne cr.ted the plains with tilt fathers tamUr wblob eettled ta Linn Co. Oregon la 1853.. In 1S61 the author then a boy of nineteen went to tbe Oro Floomlnet in Idaho from thttt ht followtd . thi roth to Elk City, Florenoe,.Bolee, Borne, Sliver City, Rocky Bar, Auburn and othtr camps of letter note. ..The winter of 62 and 63 he tpent In Grand Bonds valley having loctted the place now occupied by Bummervllle, 11 any old aettlere will remember blm.aa the pioneer in that once thriving burg. , He seems to hare been of a roving deposition and, at lie etyt In one of hie sketches, unwilling to oamp in the ttme place twioe. Hit friends, and be hat many of them, apeak pf him at being In the early dtyi a bold courage one adven' nrer, a crack shot . with rifle or pittot generous to a. fault and the prlnoe of etory tellera around the oamp fire. For many ttvi be waa a freighter on the road from Wallula and the Umatilla landing to tbe Boiee batln and neighboring cam pa ' ' .' In .18G5 be 'was married to . tbe daughter. ot John.. Scott, a pioneer In tbli valley and settled in waiia watia Washington where be run for the Territorial Leglelature but. ur.fortn- natoly at be says be made too many epeechee and was . defeated. Fifteen years later be repreeeated, Benton Co, in the Oregon Legiilttare. With the late Senator Slater be eerved a term as I i Btate Pall Bond, Commitiloner pi later he joined the rath to the 'gold fields of Alaska, where he spent fire yean, among the glaciers'. His flrat venture In tbe north was to purchase a schooner and become a tailor, tailing around among the , Itlandt In south - year In eearcb Spicfcl Fcir Rates. Tbt O B N Co hat mJa tbe follow Ing raUe from thit city to Portland in order that at many as potsible may atUnd tbe Ltwla and Clark fair. Fioea May 23 to October 5, lnolulve, Portland and retaru, 11215. Good for thirty dtyi -Party ticket, t3 15 each. Thlt petty ticket provide! thtt ten or mot pertont tball travel on a ingle l.cket. Two half fair tkkett count aasoe ticket. L'mited to ten days. An Individual iate of f3.15 for the round trip, tor organized partlet of one hundred or more. Limited to eeven dtyt. Tbe above tpecl&I ratea apply to the datee from May 29, to October 6th Inclntlve. . Dissolution Notice ' Notice It hereby given that tbe part nertblp heretofore ezittlcg between tbe anderalgned under the Arm name of Pohram end Reher Proprietor of tbe Union fctar Saloon hae thit day been diitolv! by mutual convent. U. J. Reber will oontinue the builnete collect all accounts and pay all blllt ' Dated at La Oraode. Oregon, thit 3rd day of May A. D. 1905. F POURMAN 1JENR7 J BElJEft 6 46 4 Notice To The Public " ' May 24 1906. Owing to the rtlte in freight ratee the price of ctal will be eight dollars (3 00 ;. per ton until farther notice. ; OKI owler O B Cath Co Thfire'e nc beauty in all the land Thtt can with ber face compare, Her lipa are red, ber eyes are bright. She taaet Kooky Mountain at; night Newlia Drug Co. "COMING SOON " ;Au8pices of. fhe Commercial Cluh Ready fcr Business . The undersigned have formed a co-partnership and ar cow ready to take contracts for ' all kinds of Filtering. BrkMaying and Concftte work Our : work is guaranteed, and we will cheerfully far cish . estimates. We have had years of experience in the building line and are capable of handling any sort : of contracts, from building a, chimney, or J mending ' a break in a 1 r 1 . L. 'Ill tpiatiierea wan, w uunutag i - i : kit a m unci, uutiucoa uiuvki . share of your - patronage solicited. J Woodard & Irwin, Can be found at Mrs. T. N. Murpy's hardware PROPER FLAG lJv THE" KATZENJAMMER I . 4 ..... ; mM Vi i To bring your friend or your and family to secure the be3t refreshinea'3 is ....... SELDER'S CANDY STORE Tbe best candy The best Ice Cream "y The best equpped candy store The best Soda Fountain in Eastern Oregon e -;.,.v-.l -a .'.Directed by Edna Louise Thompson eaeiern aiuu lor year iu eaarvu i m. Jf A U of gold On receiving an appoint-' MtWdFCl S UDOTI IIOUSC a a. Joseph Palmer, a" President. aft i- , - J .' W. ECBIBER, " . , pushier. Q. E. McCutLY, - AsBW Casbier. r " v v -, , . f. -;; . t: '-:. . Have a nice buggy: Fall in line and enjoy these ' long evenings and bright Sundays. Get a MITCHELL, "a'ways the beat and most reliable. Any; price you want ' Soldty ; y. BUGGY Gra.idc Ronde Cash Company, 5 Press Lewis" J . ; Dean3rowe : -Phone 101 T VI warehouse on Jeffw Here: is a F-onYouj Bargain) Eighty aorta of land'in Malheur county, with ood water riRht, good bouse ana ouiouuu"i. " ot thit place is in cultivation. Will wile from 9 toll tons of alfalfa per irre. The vale of thie properl y may "intimated from the toot that it rente annually fox 110 per ao,. and ren er pie jtbe tatee. il hie place can be rented lor Ave yeare longer at thU nrioe Uere"le an inveetment uat beat a ten per cent. For tale on eaey terms.';. Write to C,T. MoDANlEL OntariQiU. .Qregpn, ' - - ' " - vvhile a bilione attack ie decidedly anpleaeant it it -flal.kly .over, when tbaoiDerlaia'B Stomtcbv Tiblete artiited.V For Sale by 'Kewlln. Drug Co ' " 1 ment as oolleotor and intpector of customs at , WhlU Fats :, be . took I charge ol tbe station at the boundary line between Canada and the United Htatee where be remained four yeara. For many years when opportunity offeied be baa written tcetohet of what waa pasting around "him for the looal paper and sometimes for the mega- zinea. Be probably has at large, a 'circle of pertonal acqaalntanoea and friends as any one in the state. Be ing a dote observer, aa ardent admir er of generous and berolo actionable I iuiuu 1MB wwiuv m iwiiuvun w luvt-t deuts thowlng tbe brighter and nobler tide t of s human nature. Humorous without lerity, phllotophloal without pedantry and eerlout without cant, be imprettes one at being a man who seea only tbe beat and brlghtett along the path of life and who will leave behind. him lasting impretiions of hit own pleasing personality. ' A half' hour's conversation reveals; tbe man and dis ooTen the charm of bit writing. ' Al ways a man of notion, he makes no boast but delightt , in bringing .to notice the merit of others. It has been eald V tbe jnoat thrilling tketobit In bit book are only aoconnta of bit own exploits bat takes no credit to himtelf and nowhere poses for ap plause ; At the age of f sixty two be is ttll a strong and vlgerous man,' looking for ward to new enterprises with all the onthnsiatm of a boy. . In laot be It a typical pioneer and lately said to a friend that, tblt country , wts setting too thloi I v settled ' np and be waa thinking of looking about lor a new ; Popular, prices. , ; t ew sonit. clever specialties, catchy marie, novel dancers, grand Egyptian baheU . ...... ' ' , .ome and laogh. , Two hours of fun. nit, a big. bonob of . f un. , Sure cure tor the blues. , TT7 yQ : DOt Q9 XX IctmplDgplace. Brick furnished in any xiuanity or any style. No Contract too email "or ,&. : large. I See samples of ,ou? Dreased brick. GEPAnKREIGER; La Grande, Oregon Litrrrri i rtl-fm- 1Tr- lif - 9 WORKS M 14 !. Li LA GRAN0E.1RON Cmplete Machine inops ana rounory . i pU.vom;tVi HorFe Shoeinz and Wagon Work. aXfaStarwr af.The rtZgeral,Roller 'ed Mill D. FITZQERA L-D hUMHI ETO f- "RHEUMATISM. FROM, DIRECT PRESSURE There are fiequent cases, too, in which suppoted rheumtthm is dne to the same sort of direct preteore on nerves that it the chief cause of tclatl I ca When an aim ' and shoulder art keenly painful and practically ueelf it. for lBtUnat, It Is elteu. found that the olaviole, or oollar bone, is preitlngon a great nerve. With the removal of the preeiure by Osteopathic manlpnla Uon oomtt, not only t complete relief; but ' permanent ; cure. Instances ijl oares of tblt kind are very numerous Indeed. in fact common occurrences It Is certainly '.worth, while to ,Jeant .if you are eoneri.og.iiom mecnanioai preteore od nervet; for it (bat Is the ease it is quite evident that there r can: be no cure ontil tnal pressure is re moved . :L :? A .Positive Necessary Havtngltb lay fcpon 1ojn)ed - for 14 days from a eeverely bruited leg, 1 only found relief when 1 need a bottle ol baiiara a unow utnimtni. i can cneerfutly reeommSud It aa 4h"beat medkine for braitee ever sent to ihe ttBctedr- It baa now become a -positive wecetsary apon myeetf I B Jiyroea, Urrehant, Uoveraville, Texas. 25a, 60c, L Hold by Newlia . Drag Co, i : 1 ; La Grande made flour WE want you to, tbe next time you hay have a TALK with your 'grocer ) about it,he will tell yfu TQ try it at his expense, if notsatisfawtory 1 ; -YOUR -money cheerfully refunded, If yonr WIFE haa come nice white bread . . THAT'S; when things are ' 'eheerlul at hqme. ' : OUR flour will surely please you, it's our BUSINESS to have you ! ' try this flour J, SO you can judge for your: 86v0S ' " ' i DONT you know that all : -;the 'v .';.. ;,: . i' ;BLAME will be on y u, r and not on : US ; if you ;try j any other '. makes? ' . Be sure it reads U . Grande Milling Co. on every sack ' Made riht tterefat Home RED. FRON J. UVERY, BARN ; wm. Smith,. Prop, , Y Safe and reliable rigs furn at all times, r Special ac comodations furnished, to Commercial travelers, : :, 1 Phone. $-5 . WM, SMITH FEED STORE Hay, Giain and feed. Free delivery to all parti ef the ftity; Mopfetaln trade a specialty. Phone 1961 . t Hone, btrncea and wegont ' boutil and told "WriBrcd Po tiitiy i Parties desiring pure bred poultry, can secure eggs! from the following well known breeds at $1 per setting of fifteen Bar Ply4 moth Rock, White Wyn-f dott, .Single. Oomb Browil Leghorn, and Silver Laced Wvddott - I EIL.I BAIR.5 Island Citf Oregon J. R. OLIVER. UNION COUNTY ABSTRACTS 1 1 THE : NEW-FURNITURE Our Car Has Arrived And we are able to say that bet f er ot more up4o- date furniture was never eetn in La Grande We are proud of our present assortment and will consider it a real pleasure to show you all our new arrivals. The car came through without a single break or ervt'eh, This furniture was bought right and w j are able to sell it bt an extra low price and still make a lieitimate. ' Call and see the beautiful dis play of fine furniture. You will noi ne urgea w ouy. E. G. ADCOOK Succeesor to E AndrossOld stand Andross. Phone 94 Best equipped abstracter in Union county. Many years experiences with the Union county records ) gives me a great advant- WP.I Mil ' age. itisiouy to-purchase realestate without first securing a proper abstract. An abstract from my office will show the title just as it appears on the official' record. J. R. OLIVER, LA GRANDE, OREG .N o Room 31, Sommer Bdlg. t"l Thank The Urd!" cried Qannh Plant, ot Little Rook ; Ark., "for the relief I got from Back-; len's Arnici Balve. - It cured my fear' ful running soret, which nothing elee would heat; and from which I bad nf fered for 5 years." It la a marvelous bealer for cuts, hnrnt aad wounae. Guaranteed at Newlin Drux m , lift wuumig atCot 25o. f II! 'I. -I S.I LUMBER 0ing to local conditions being such that the whole sale ami retail prices of lumber are practically the tame, we have made arrangement e with the mills so we can doliver direct to the jobs, thereby giving our customers the benefit of the lowest prices. Sash, Doors and' (Hi Cedar Shingles 1 STODDARD LUMBER CO. iilllSIllEllElIIa i : Y t? I li 6 E rre r 13 LU M BER RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES . '.. Better Lumber and Cheaper thaa it io sold in La Grande. We Deliver it to your Building. Grande Ronde Cumber Co. PERRY, OREGON. P e f t i