La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 02, 1905, Image 2

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La Grande livening Observer
Currey Bros., Ed's and Prop.
Published daily except Sunday
Wednesday. August 2, 1905.
E&tered at th Post Office at La
Uraode, . Oregon, aa Baoond Claaa
".ililUr.
One year in advance. ..... $3 50
Six month a in advance.. . .3 60
Per month ............... .65c
Single copy.. 5c
ADVERTISING RATES "
Display Ad rta faro l bod upon application
Local reading notice lOe per Una flrat naer
Uon, 50 per Une turch obaequaul Inner-
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Rtaolulloni of condolence, s far line.'
Carda ol Uiaoki, 6o per Una.
QUARANTINE THE OFFICERS
' Illstoriaps, who have held
post mortem inqusat over the
dead states end perished civili
sations they sustained, of Egypt,
, Greece, and Rome, ara on ani
mus in their finding that each
perished from the same cause,
moral cancer, which fastened
upon the . 'consience of their
public men and julers and eat
oat every vestige of an apprecia
tion of right, leaving them
moral idiots, oblivious of right.
j;,.;..nzi IvJouy indifferent" 16 the
ultimate consequences of wrong
to their people,' provided they,
for the time being could revel
in physical luxury. The result
of such a moral stupor was the
nations in which the cancer
fastened on the leading men and
rulers died, and the dark ages
gathered their gloom about their
ruins, and the fair dominions
; they lorded over, relapsed to
barbarism and human savages
hannted the gilded palaces -of
emperors in quest of lizards for
food. ' -
The same cancer seems to
have fastened on many , of our
public men and if not eradicated
will produce the fame results it
did ol old. All good chitons,
all lovers of their country and
the perpeturity of bur civiliza -lion
that is so beneficial to all,
should do all they can to eradi
cate this cancer, even though
drastic operations have to be
performed on men they have
long honored and helped to high
position v The only thing for
the people to do to eave their
country and civilizatiou is to
establish a rigid quarantine on
all public offices, so that it will
. be impossible for any man on
'v, whose consience this cancer has
clutched to hold oue. " The evi
- dence of this disease may be
readily known by the acta of any
man, and when a man givs evi
dence of being stricken with it,
don't vote him iuto office, or if
in office turn him out. We have
V ; laws to ..' accomplish the latter
and all should aid in their en
forcement. If the voters do not
act our government will go down
and our civilization peruh as
the older ones did. .
There arexnany k' uda of meet;
but we eellonlf ne best kind, A
trial order will convince you of
the truth of this statement We
kill only the best specimens and
"kill it correctly.
Our prices are as low as con
sistent with the best quality.
OBSERVATION
If a person were inclined to
find fault with the methods of
our schools, high and low, the
first defect to be pointed out
would be the little effort that is
made to cultivate and encourage
the habit of observing things,
The ' school life of the child ic
almost exclusively devoted to
memorizing what others have
written, and but little opportun
ity is given to! he development
of the habit of observation. The
boy or girl leaves school with a
head cramed with the observa
tions of others, for ecience is but
human observation, classified.
If science is to enlarge, it muul
grow from additional observa
tion," new finds. . Therefor if
there is to be scientific growth
there munt be activity of. obser
vation, and without this human
u
knowledge will become station
ary. Schools should look to an
expanding future, as well as, to
A fixed past. . '
Cheerfully Recommended (or
Rheumatism ;
O O Hlgbee, Danville,; III. " writ
Deo 2, IDOi; "About two yeara ago 1
aa laid op for four year with rbea
m&tisna. TI triQd riallard's Snow Llni
inentj ona bottla cored me, I. can
Irig from lika affliction" 25o, 60o,t 1.00
Nawlin Drag Co .
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WLen you feal a aenaa of aalaht and
opproealon after meala it means ludl
geation. Uolllster'e RocVr Mountain
iea poaitlvelr enraa iodigcation, con
tlitAtion and etumach tronblea. S5
oanta. Tea or -Tablets, Nevlin Drug
lieal Entate Ioana, Any amoanta on
llty and Country Real Eatate. Loans
oloied promptly, aa soon as title ap
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LA GRANDE INVESTMENT CO.
NOTICE '
' x We pay highest Market prices for
chicken. Want all yon have sot.
At oar Warehouse on Jefferaon Ate.
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SicKenin ihivering Fits ,
of Agna and Malaria, ran be relieved
and cured with Electrio Bitters. : Thlt
is a para, tonic medicine ; of especial
benefit In malaria, for it exerta a true
oaratlve Influence on the dlaeaee, driv
ing it entirely out of the . eyatem. It
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Is much to be preferred to Qalnlno,
having uone of thla drug's after-effects.
E 8 Munday, of Henrietta, Tel., writes
"My brother waa very low with ma
laria fever and jaundice, till he took
tCJectrlu Bitters, whlob saved his life."
At Newlin Drag Co. drag store: price
OOo gaaranted.
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BliICK
Brick furnished in any
quanity or any style. No
contract too small or too
large. ' See samples of our
pressed, brick." '
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GEO. KREIGER,
La (Jrande, Oregon. '
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' Greatly In Demand
Nothing la mora in demand than
medicine which meets modern require
menta for a blood and system cleanser,
such aa Dr. Klng'a He Life Tllle.
They are just what yon need to oar
stomach and liver trouble Try them.
At Fewlln Drag Co. drag store. 26o
guaranteed. .' ..';.,;;;.;
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C00D PASTURE
BOO acres flue paitura, 'adjoining
city, Abundantly watered, Cowa
lu beard 11.60, dry stock and
hortea 1.23, per. month, Stock
delivered ou ahort notlo at reaa
prlcaa
E. E.Jones,
Phone 1276 La Grande
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Good Eor. Stomach Trouble and
Constipation -
Chamberlain' Stomach nd rj...
Tablet have don n.a a great deal of
good,"aay C 'l oans, of Rat Portage,
Ontario, Canada. "Mains a mild Dhv-
tlo th aftar elfect are not onpleaMnt,
and I can recommend them to alt hi
offer from atomach diaorder." For
LADIES' AND MISSES LISLE CLOVES
Worth up to 50c, Clean Sweep Price at I5c per pair.
An offer which we-ccn seldim presenttoourcLStomers
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! " ; , . .. . - . ; -! I SPECIAL- NOTICE
1 1 This Store Closes t 6:30 p. m. except Saturday AM Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention
J t -LtVyBEk of Our; Great July.j J
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You must g
est dollar saving opportunity La Grande has ever put before the
public. Our CLEAN SVVEEP SALE closes Monday evening, July 31,
cind unless alL signs ;,f all : will " down.' as a accord brcakcr"-; '.-ivt
- tVERY ARTICLE IN THE MOUSE REDUCED
EXCEPT SPOOL COTTON, BUTTERICK PATTERNS, E. & W. COLLARS, W. L. DOUGLASS SHOES,
Splendid Money Specials
in Ladle's Siiit bepartment
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You could hardly hope lor . such values . in the
windup sales of August. ,v And here) they are with
all the wearing time ahead. , , ; lii
$2.75 LINEN SKIRTS, DAINTY, DURABLE, $1.80
' Snmmer skirts of pure white linen', cut i in ;';'
9 gore flare. - Splendidly adopted for wear
these warm summer days. A 12.75 value
$1.80
SUMMER WASH SUITS
All .'the season's styles and in all colors. .
Ohambray Uinghamn light blue, tucked,
7 gored and pleated ekirk, full flare pleat.-
Regukr $4.00 value i !. ; . ;
i .: ' -;-: y.; . .-:. ; - $2.90
Plain white dotted awiss suit, trimmed - '
. with insertion, full flare skirt. $6.00 value
Women's S
v Sweepingly Reduced. )
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WOMEN'S 25c VESTS, 20c
low neck, aleevelesa. rikhpd
neat' trimming. - - Regular
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EMBROIDERY -"- I I IV v-'yelL -' ' .''J-"'-" ' vJdL . TREMENDOUS '
"v V 1 VALUES IN
I WEMS SHIRTS
1 . values for ". . --' . yrM t.vA 75c. ft.tn i nn
.;iHr,.-.-; V rtx - I r - f-MK .. values
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Last-Meek of Our Great
consisting of everything that is
good and stylish, bearing the
; brands of the most reliable
makes of oar land .
$25 Valucs.nou $20.00
2252 and
20 values, now 17.00
15 " " 9.50
10 " " 7.00
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WOMEN'S 65c
UNION SUITS 40c
White Wton' :mer-!
ode Union Suits,
short sleeves, knee
length, regular
value Coo
40c
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WOMEN'S $5.00
.PURE1 SILK
VESTS $3.75
Fine light ' weight
pure Italian . silk
vests, hand embroi.
150 PAIRS
dered, silk tiim-
miDg. ' Kegular $5
values, now
That were regular
$3.50, $4.00 and
$4.50 values now
$3.75
vAata . nlain
$1.95
25o .value
INFANTS' AND 'MISSES SLIPPf-ftS '50c a pair
Amor these are many that sold at $1.50 and S2.C0,
In black, blue and red. Proper thlni for warm weather
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A ROYAL BARGAIN IN THE MEN'S AND BOYS'
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT
300 MEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS
BOYS' WASH
SUITS
$.75 valiics.novv $.50
.85 " " .60
1.00 " " .75
1.25 " " 1.00
OF LADIES- AND MEN'S SHOES
Bock & Thomas
sal by wliu Drag Co. . i