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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIAN3
DR. A. L RICHARDSON,
Physician and Surgeon,
C ffloe over Hill's Dreg 8tor.
Office Phon. lk , Be.) denes Pboas 1
I , LHCR M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
' Career Adam, avenue and Depot HL
Offloe Phone ZA Beeldsne Fboae 681
WILLARD SMITH
PHYSICIAN ANDJ SURGEON
Pbone.711
twla balldlng, opposite Bonnet Boom
Offloe Hoars, 1 to i, 7 to I
BACON & HALL, ,
YSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Offloe la Fole building, Pbone U9L
. T. Bacon, Keaidenos Pbone 1U
M. K. Hallf jjealdtnee 2131
-DBS. BIGGERS & BIGOERS
Physicians and Surgeon
,?Q W Bigger, M. D. Geo, L. Bigger, If. D
' Telephone
Office 1X1 Besidenee 161
Qffloe Ralston Balldlng over J. M. Berry'
tore. kcldenoe on Madison ATe. second
door wct of'onner residence, Dr. 6. W.BIger
La GRANDE . OREGON
Profeutonal oelU promptly attended to
: ' day or sigfau . '
DENTISTS
REAVIS BROS.
Offloe Boramer Building
Office Pbone S I Ketidence Pbone 117
C. B. Cauthorn
DENTIST
Oflloo Over Hill Drug Store)
,- La Grande, Oregon
1. LINCOLN
DENTIST
; Up stairs. Cor Adams avenue and Depot BU
Phone j4
VETERINARY SURQEON
l)r,,Tf A, CHARLTON
VETERINARY SURGEON,
Offloe at A T Hill's Drug Store
La Grande, Oregon Phone 1361
, Residence phone red 701
Farmers' line - 58
DR. W. T. DDWNE8.
VIX&BINA.BY eUBQKON AND
:, .DEITEHT ..,',. .
Leave order at Bed Residence Cor
Cross Drag atore tin and I at
llilrty five Tear experience, best of reference
furnlahed
ATTORNEYS
CRAWFORD & CRAWFORD
Attorneys-at-Law '
LA O BANDS, OREGON
nice la Foley balldlng.
J. W KNOWLES
Attorney and Counsellor
At Law
Office la Kalston Building
Phone U6 La Grande Qr.
H.T. Wllllnms A.C. Williams
' WILLIAMS BROS.
ATI ORN EYS-ATVLAW
Office In Ralston Building
Phone t(HS , La Grande, Or.
L A. PICKLER
Civil, Mining Irrigation Engineering and
Surveying
Estimates, riunn, and Specifications.
OTflce 1110 Adams Avenue, witu John E llough
LA Uhandb, ohbuon .
Lodge Directory.
AOLiCH La Uranda Aine lu F O a Meets
every wuuil.y night in iv ol f ball at I u in
Vbltlng brvtberu Icited tcaitei"..
J.A. Alalotl, W.I. J. K. Pollocx, W. 8.
1 0 0 P La Granite Lodge, No t6 nteu .n
their ball every Saturday uttiriU VUJMugu.nu
bent cordially Invited to attend.
Cemtery plat can be seen at oOice of City
ATI trVJTU via
G, W. Robertson, N U
H. E, Ooolidge, Sea.
STARKNCAbIPMKNT No 31, I. O. O. F,
seeta every flrat and tblrd Thursdays In the
snonut in oaa reuows uail. Vlsiung patrl
an;I alwuys welcome I. K Snook, C P.
Bdmond Boblnsun, Scribe
'KABTERNBTAK OKU Hope Chapi.r So
It) meets the second and fourtb Wednesday cl
jacb nioutb at ;:!) p m in Muonic 1'eniple
Mertie AldrlcU, W M
Mary A Warnick. 3co
M. W'.A. La Omude Wmp No. 7703 meets
very nmt and third Wednesday of the
luontK at I. O. O. F. Hall. All vtilli-g iieK'b
bors are cordially Invited to attend.
. ' . E. Ktitlend. V, C.
John Hall, Clerk.
sORKHTKHH OK AMhtUCA-Court Maid
MarWin, Mo tl nitU each Tliunday night In
K. UP ball. BroUiers am invited to attend.
1 a HllMin, t'blel Ranker.
. C B Wi.liams, Kiu. 8ec
rdorTrute nr.UL, Hiiigera. John Wall
ad Herbert Paktsoa
La Grande Evening Observer
Currey Bros., Ed's and Prop
Published daily except Sunday
Saturday, August 12, 1905.
Entered at the
Grande, Oregon,
vi ail Matter.
Pott Office at La
aa Second Claai
One year in advance...... $6 50
oix moctns in advance.... 3 ou
Per month. 65c
Single copy.... c
A.DVERTIRINO RiTOl
Display Ad ratei tarnished apoa application
iooai reacting nouses lue per line flrst a
Hon, j per line tor each subaeqnenl laeer-
tion. 1 - -
Resolution of ooodolenoe. eeter Una.
Card ol thank, te per line.
"The mother. In her offloe, bold the
Hey
Of the aoal; and the It le who itampa
tba ooio -.
Of character, and make tba being who
would be a lavage,
Bat for ber gentle care, a" "Christian
man. - r .. , '-
Then crown her Qoeen o the world "
IMPORTED YvOOLEN GOODS
For the eleven months ending
with May 1905, we imported
woolen goods froja foreign
countries of the value of $16.
116,445. If the wool to make that a-
mount of woolen fabrics forjt
me use or our people baa been
worked up iu American factories.
instead of being exported as raw
wool and returned as manufac
tured .,. fabrics, how ' ... would
American labor have been
affected? 4 ' ' ' 1
In answer to that question let
us note that in 1900 there were
1,035 factories in the United
States making woolen goods,
that eave " employment to an
average of 68,893 wage earners
to whom ere Daid aa wacea
$24,757,006 an average of $359
for the year. , The Value of the
finished product turned out by
these factories that year : was
$118,430,158 or 1,719 dollars
worth of fabrics per wage
earner. By a little application
of arithmetic, it will be found
that to produce $16,116,445
worth of woolen fabrics in
American factories would re
quire the service of 9,376 Ameri
can wage earners for one "year.
To make as much woolen fabrio
at home as we imported in
eleven months and to make as
much as we will import this
eV
year at the rate of the eleven
months will require the work of
10,227 hands for one year, who
for their services would receive,
in wages, the snug sum of $3,-
671,493.
It looks as though American
labor would be benefited, if ad
ditional employment was given
to 10,227. more wage earners and
over three million and a half
dollars distiibuted annurillv
among them. Wool is not the
only raw material that is shipped
I CITY BREWERY!
JULIUS ROESCH, Proprietor.
Largest Brewing Plant in.Eas-.em Oregon
Ask for La Grande Beer and!-get .the Best
LA GRANDE BEER IS
AND SHOULD HAVE
from the U S, worked into usable
form by foreign labor and tlien
brought back and sold to our
people.
CONTRACT LET
On Aug. 9 the actiog Secre
tary of War. at Washington D C,
awarded the contract of building
the first segment of The Dalles
Celilo canal around the Celilo
narrows on the Columbia river,
to the firm of Smyth and Jones
of Portland, Oregon. The
amount to be paid is $294, 261.-
70. The contract specifies that
the job must be completed by
December 31, .1906 work will
begiu in a short time.
'Cheerfully Recommended lor
Rheumatism
OGHIgbee. Danville. 111. writes
Deo X, 1901; "Aboot to years ago I
aa laid op for four rears with rheu
matism. .1 tried Ballard's Snow Lini
ment; on bottle eared me. I can
cheerfully recommend It to all enffer-
ingfrom like affliction" 25o, 60o,l L00
Newlin Drag Co
NEW SECOND
HllVin TOPF
All kind of second hand
goods bought and sold
GEO. GROUT, Prop,
209 Fir St. bet. Adams and Jefferson
RED FRONT LIVERY BARN
Wm. Smith, Prop
Safe and reliable rigs furn-,
at all times. 8pecial ac
comodations furnished to
I
commercial traveler,
Phone.' 3-5
WM, SMITH FEED STORE
Hay, Grain and feed. Free
delivery to all parts ef the
city. Mountain "trade ' a
specialty . v. Phone 1961
Bones, harness and wagon
bought and sold
-VISIT THE-
Lewis and Clark
EXPOSITION
To be held at Portland,
June 1 to Oct. 15, 1905.
TAKE A TRIP TO CALIFORNIA
Through the Williamette,
Umpqua and Rogue River .
Valleys, of Western Oregopv
pass Mt. Shasta,' througi
the Sacramento Valley to tin
many famous resorts on tbt
line of the
For beautifully illustrate,
booklets, descriptive of Cali
fornia resorts, address,
W. R. COM AN, Gen.Passr. Agt.
Portland, Or.
MADE IN LA GRANDE
THh PkEFERENCE I
SOUTHERN
J. R. OLIVER.
UNION COUNTY
ABSTRACTS
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Farm Loans a Specialty
Best equip) eo abstracter
in Union c;uuy. Many
years exrri-nces with
the Union couiiiy records
gives me a grent advant
age. 'It is foil v. to pur
chase realrettt'r- without
.first securing a proper
abstiacL An abstract
from my office will ehw
the title jnrr it appears
on the official record.
:). R. OLIVER,
LA GRANDE, OREGON
Room 31,' Sommer Bdlij.
E C DAV18
President
J H CHILI
Sec and Tress.
BLUE MOUNTAIN MARBLE
AND GRANITE CO.
LA. 'GRANDE OREGON
0ers1A 4 9 S
VWMaevW MWWUI taUVU Ji aaU
est marble anl granit ;
hivayson hand. Estimates
cheerfully furnished upon
application.
Headstones and Monuments
A Specialty
t: -31 lt 1 ' :-, !
G.L FOWLER
Truck and
Transfer
1 ,.-Jft.'
Wood and Coal
Phone 1611
All order given prompt
ku t j attentions w m :
-Oregoi
SilOJfTLlfO:
AlMoHPAririr
DEPABT
' Time Behedul
LA uaAHDK, OR
IFROM
Not
8:50 p m
Halt take, Dener. Ft.
I Worth, Omaha, Kan-
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SMam
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eago and East.
iroruana, uailcs, Pen
dleton, Walla Walla,
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S;05pm
5:30 a m.
fax. Moeoow, Spokane,
and points erat and
uunn wBpoxar.e
Portland, Dalles.
Pn-
melon. Umatilla, Wal
lula, Lewiston, Coital,
Moscow, Wallace. 'War
ner, Hpokane mud other
Ko5
Mo
8:30 am
81O6 p.m.
iKuuia eiwt ana nunb
via Bpoxane
Nil .
Taland f'itv ',' t
Dally ex
bier and -.giu. ton
ne tions at klit u w th
ta-e lor points in VS u I
iowu. No 81 '
5:30 pm
cept
Sunday
9:15 a m
Ofean Hleamera between I'ortland sad
Ban Kranoiaoo every five d tys.
YOU
If yotT llrketa rad
and Klo tlrauile Ralli
Lineoltbe world-'
the Peiivvr
tue "bceulo
lbereareaontanysoenlcatt -a ,
iHjIuts of iutermf lon th i
twen Onrten and Driiv. r list
never htx-oiupe llresou--
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Ifyouareirolnir east, write l:or a lor
niallon and trot a pretty u fcjbut will
tell you all about it .
W C McBRIDE, Agent,
124 Third St.
Portlard Oregr
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TWO PIECE SUITS j
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Men's two piece suits (trow in favor constantly. Neither
comfort nor gentility demand a vest for summer wear
The vest b sno function when the thermometer says 99
degrees, We've Coat and Tronser Suits in Single and
Double Brested sty'es in a varity of patterns, you'll find
there's NOT AN OUNCE of superfluous cloth anv
wbere, while the graceful lines aud natiy appearance of
the garments are up t our usual and txcellent standard
$7.50, $9.00, $10.00 and $12.50
Is the pric range, accompanied by our regular guarantee
500 ACRE FARM FOR SALE
This farm is only 15 miles from La Grarde, on the Elgin
l. . f .1 r n a. T n -i
uinu'.u vi tuts j. ft, a, m. Aauroao, at tne liinenart spur.
It will make several good homes, and will be sold in smalf
tracts if desired. There are three different young bearing
orchards, and two good housts
school district free from debt. Terms easy.
Address, HENRY RINEH ART.
SUMMERVILLE. OREGON.
Or call at the farm for full
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ICE CREAA SODA
It will pay you to walk a block to get the best
Ice Cream Soda It costs no more. We are
better prepared than ever to stop your thirst and
RELIEVE THAT
vi e nave only the best crushed fruits and pure
rock candy syrups. Our ice cream is made from
pure cream and is the best. Let us show you.
A. T. HI LL
Prescription Druggist
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LA GRANDE
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Lomplete Machini
General Blacksmith. Horse Shoeiorfand Waeon'VVork. ' i
Manufacturer of The.Fitzgerald Roller F Will
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Indigestion
Hithlta compauioL. heart burn,
flatulenoe, torpidity of the lire,, conl
tipatlon. palpl.atioi. of the heart,
poor blood headache and other uervoua
otfen.lv. breath and legion of other
allmenta, I at out-e the moat wide,
spr-ad and deatructir malad, am0Dg
th. Anurlcan people. Tho
treatment, will cure all these t oab,ea
60c bottle Kewlip Drag Co a018.
Boarding and Roohs
I'eonle ritltlnir Pnwuj "1
wanting good beard and
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AnahlA ea!A. ll
vunu.. ,.. .i;cb, van (,n nr a.Idreaa
P. lr.i.i ' , .
roruaua - AagUJ
niirrivrnp
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TO MANKIND
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on the place. In a good
particulars.
TIRED FEELING. U
LA GRANDE, OR
IRON WORKS
rinc inrl LT. J
ERALD.
Baseball Players and Footrs
Lool J Kroger, ex-champion long
distance foot racer of Germany and
Holland, aritea Oct 27 1901; "Daring
my training of eight weeks' foot race
t Salt Lake City, In April laat.I naed
Ballard' Snow Liniment to my great
eat aatiafaot ion. Therefore, I recom
mend Sno Liniment to all who art
troubled with aorains. hrnans or rheO -
matiam." 25c, 50o, ,1.00 bottle. New-
IU i.TUg tJo,
TAKE NOTICE
PhoriA RHr1 0-1 tux rn ..am tnr
tl A VIU AUWU JWW
od (30 day time given). Obtape
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una rroviaion in ine
'Jtock and fall line of feed.H)
iu kj uranae, Ure., jaiy
E J ATKINSON