La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 29, 1905, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPROFESSIONAL CARDS mm.' PHYSICIANS DR. A. L RICHARDSON. Physician and Surgeon. Oflbwcnrw HIU'l Drag Blare. Ofllc rkOM BUck 1J Rta Mala PhoM S4 MOLITOR .M. D. PHYSICIAN . AM O SURGEON Owaae Mitimn 4 Peyeaat. 0M Maia N ' ' Miiilnm MM c WILLARD SMITH 4 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON - Phone Mala Tt LtmlB balldln., appeal! Hoatmar Heeaa ; ' Offlae Boera, I lo I. T to BACON &HALL, PHYSICIANS AN") SURGEONS Onto la Foley balding, Ma It C. T. Haona, Ueatdenoe Maiu M M. K. Uail KcaMfcM Mn.oii DCS. BIGGERS & BIGGERS Pbyaiolaneaud 8arg..na O W Bl(f an, at. D, ' Uaa, L. Blggera, M. O Telephone. Office BUck ttil Bceldenee Main Qrnoe kalelon Balldlng ever t. M. erry'a Store, kaeidmee oa Madlaoa AVe. aroad doer Me4orinerreldaaa,0r.Ci. W.BIggtm - UtORANllK - OKttWN Protwaoail cbim pruaapM mv-Z2 U dayoralght. 0CNTIST8 .- RE AVIS BROS, - DENTISTS ' . 1, one Hojaait Building Omee flick 61 r.-. HeafJenee Blaek nn i ii ,i ii i C. B.Ceuthorn . , DENTIST O(floe) Ovor Hill Drug. Btura La Grande, Oregon R. L. LINCOLN , DENTIST Up (tain. Cor Adauia aveaua and Depot hi, now mi mi VETERINARY SURGEON Dr. P A CHARLTON VETERINARY SURGEON, ' Office at A T II ill's Drug store La Grande, Oregon Phone 130 J : Residence phone red 701 Farmers' line . 68 DR. W. T, DJWNE3. Vbtibinabt surge-on and l4ave order. iU Red CroM Drug ure ttealdence Cor 6lh ud I el Tbiri flee yean exparlenee, beat of refereuee fornlehed ";' ATTORNEYS CKAWF0KD & CRAWFORD x Attorneys-at-Law LA GBANDg, ORKOOM Ilk la Foley balldlng. ' V J. W KNOWLES Attorney and Counsellor At Law Office ia Halatoa Hulldlaf PboaelM UOraodnOr. 1 v " 1 i 1 U.T. WUIIbbm , A.C. William - WILLIAMS BROS. ATI ORN EYS-AT.UW h. QhVe la fUletea Siilldlug POOM lOj La Qraude, Or. L A. PICKLER CM, Mining, Irrigation Enjinttiing ind Surveying; Ketlmataa, Plaaa, aud BiMalflcalloaa. (aUot 1110 Ada ma Avenue, with John Kllungb La UBAHua. OHKlMM Lodge' Directory. ef AOLMe la Uraau Aine ,59 9 O k tuaru aer. Huaday Biiiht la K ol 1- hall all u id tfUJUaa bretkara levllad W.atlruci, 4. A. MaloU, W. P. J. K. poltak, W. H I O 0 I la Urauua ixlge, He tb n-aeia .b Ihalr hall every Malurdayalghl. VlalUug luen era eanbeily laeited to atwnd. Vaeaiary plat can be eoea al oltiee of Cilj aeoucde. O. W. UoberUoa, N U H. K, OooUde, Weo. aTAMBNI AUPMhNT No II. I. a O. K. eaeMB every trai end third I hurwlare In tU aumia in uaa raiiowe uan. vuiuog palri erolia alaaye welroine I. H. auuuk, C. P. aWmoad ItoWneiin. gerlho , KAaTKHliaTAU (I EH Bop. Charn.r l. U aieata Ihe eiooad and fciunli Weducaday ut jacii asoain ai fjmi p au in MaMieie r.iui.ia . Merlie Aklrksb, W M MarvilWaraiek, art M. W.A.-U Oiaudeiaiap Trauma every 11 rat and third W.dnraT.y ol ihe aaunia ai 1, u. u. r. nail, an vuuu'g nUh twre are curdlally lanUnl 10 aitcntl. . k. k.uUad, V.U. Joba Kail, Ckrk. rUKOrTERa or AMKHIOA-fOort Mad Martoa, Mo tt mte aacb Tlianday eight In a. 01 r aau. irouere ere laviiva 10 attend. T S Tlllaon. I'hlel Raueer. ...UVfc7o.M,Ua,ber allure claims oo which """ : j no timber has been crown or Board of Treats LdHetkerr IVia kRlKNUHHlP 1 KNT NO 91-K. U T. M. Mevte aevoud and third Wedaiwlara b nauutb, In I. O. . r hall, V.ning kninhu wrliouia, (i T WKIrENI IttuKU. Com MOX. BLOCH, Kaoord Ktepet La Grande Evening Observer Currey Bros., Ed's and Prop. Published daily except Sunday Tuesday. August 29. 1905. Entered at the Urande, Oregon, ail Matter. Poet Office at I a Second Cl One year in advance .... .$6 50 Six months in advance. . . .3 50 Pei" month .............. 65c Single copy 5c ADVKKTIi-lNU Krm . 01e.ar Ad nile furnlxhed uia replication Uxl reading notice 100 par Hoc Oral niwr- llon, 5 per line for enh autMequral Inaer- Uoo. .oluUon. of ad'enctt, jo, er line -' '(ml of thank. So per Una WHV IS OREGON BEHIND? Loyal citizens f'f Oregon are deeply mortified when they scan the U S census tables that toll iu cold figures that duiiug the past lation in Oregon has been less ihun in California on our south, or in Washington on our north, all three states having the Paci bo ocean for their western boundaries. If in their chagrin they should afck some explana tion of the men who have ha.) control of Oregou for the paet thirty or forty years should not be wondered at. The population of our neigh boring stdte on the south, Cali fornia, with its 156,172 equare miles of land surface, iu 1390 was 1,208,130 and in 1000 it was 1,485,053, showing a gain iu th ten years in people of 276,92;, a gain of 1.77 pereous per equare mile of iU land surface. The state of Washington oh our uoith, with its 09,180 square miles of land surface, had 319, 3iC people in 1890, and 518,103 in 1900, a giu in the ten yeaia of 168,713 people beiug an ad dition of 2 43 persons to each square mile ot laud. Oregou has a land surface of 95,560 square miles, and in 1890 bad a population of 313,- 767 and iu 1900 there were 413, 536 people iu Oregon, a gain iu ihe ten years of 09,769, tue in crease for the teu yean, being 1.65 per square mile of laud being .22 of a person has than California's increase, and .88 less than the increase of Wash ington. If climate is sought as an ex planation, it (ails because Oregon is sandwiched betweeu Califor nia aud Washing both of which have grown iu people faster than Oregon. There ia no more wiiste laud in Oregou thaii eithei California or Washington iu proportion to area. A careful investigation will loubtlesi disclose the reason why Oregon is not keeping pace with its neighbors. 1st Oregon practically has but one railway coiupauy, and it has not given to nearly fifty nine thousand square miles of the 91.560 iquare miles of the state's surface any transportation accomodations whatever. 2ud owing to the success wuicu and praihr Q " - have had in securing Uro tracts, "by wayB that are dark and tricks thst were not invain," the leal homseeker finds it dilli cultto find a vacaut tract on which to estal lish a home for self aud family. Where a va cant tract is found it is so sur rounded by "road land", pro cured for roads that never were built, indemnity or other school lands now held by speculators. swamp land from which curlews have to make long flights for a drink, now owned by a big took man From nnch surround ings the would be settler turns in disgutt for he sees no chance, on the isolated e,ots that the land grabbers have omitted from their Hot, of lnving ueigbb jf, schools or churches. It is a pity that the apples blown from the trees by the lale wind could not be made iuto vinegar. The Secretary of Interior dis m'ssed Geo. F Wilson inspector in the U S land office for crook edness disclose.! in the trial of Senator Mitchell A. TRIAL ORDER MEANS A CUSTOMER All that the Seattle Grocery Co. asks. is that you give na a trial order. If we cannot please we do not want your trade. A satisfied customer ia a pleased one and we try to please. The best groceries for the least money, tins is our mono guU ..... i a trial older will be a demon stration of how well we succeed. SEATTLE GROCERY COMPANY BUNDII. A LAWSON. . G. E. FOWLER Truck and, Transfer Wood and Coal Phone 1611: All order given prompt attention. IN d HURRY? . THEN CALL , WH. REYNOLDS The transfer man. lie will take that trunk to the Depot or your home in less time than it takes to tell it. Wagon always at your service. Charges moderate. Day phone B 531, night phone R 12. . MEAT CHEAP But not Cheap Meat Having purchased the Bock & Thomas shops and also the -lull Market,, we are in position, with the three shops, to furnish our patrons witn choice meats at'a less price than if we had only one shop. It is not our intention lo raise the price of nieaU, but it is our intention to reduce the pric, aud thereby hope to increase our trade. A trial order will convince vou of the assertion. Grandy& Russell THREE SHOPS Adams Ave. bet. Orandy-aod Depot, Adams Ave, bet. Elm and Fir Fir Sir. bet. Let. Jefferson aud Adams Ave. Main SO Main 78 Main 70 Briek furnished in anv quanity or any style. No contract too small or too large. See samples of our pressed brick. GEO. KREIGER. La Craude, Oregon. J. R. OLIVER. UNION COUNTY ABSTRACTS a.-. .,: ' 'n'.'J- Farm Loans a Specialty Bast equip ei al-strartpr in Uuion c-uuty. Many years experiences with tho Union county records gives me a great a J Vint age. It is folly to pur chase rea!etae without first, securing a proper aUeliact. An aM.rai-.i from my otlico will hiw the title jnr an it biipenrg ou the official renin!. " ). R. OLIVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON Room 31, Bommer Bdlg. -VISIT TIIE- Lewis and Claik EXPOSITION To be held at Portland , v June I to Oct. J 5,' 1905. TAKE A TRIP TO CALIFORNIA Through the Williamette, Umpqua and Rogue ' Rivei Valleys, of Western Oregon, . pass Mr. Shasta, througi the Sacramento Valley to thr , many famous resorts on the s line of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC ID. Fir beautifully illustrate; booklets, descriptive of Cali fornia resorts, address, W. R. COM AN, Gen. Passr. Agt. Portland, Or. OREC01V SuojirliiNi! DKPAKT TimeBobrdal -LA oaAMOg, OR KROM No a Halt LeUt. a.l n M U.'...lh ke, In.r, Ft. No I Iften Nos 3.1" ua " u. .... viuwm, n au No 6 ana City, 8t. I)ui, i.'ui- Oiuaiia, a e&ap a. mtuaigo aua uai, no i Portland. Daika. Pen dleton. Walla Wall, No ;06 p in Deyurn, Pornoroy, col lax, Muaouw, Huokane, i:fiO m. .d Doiuta erat aud uurUi viabpokar.e Portland, Da I lee, Pen dleton, Umatilla, Wal la la. Lewi. loo, t'oliai, Muacuw, Wallace, Vtar nar, HpokatK and other polnta eaat and Bortli Kot Mb p. m Mo 8;Wa m via ppunnne laland Ctly. Alicel, Im hier and . in. con- Dully ex- Ho 111 tOpm cepi Sunday kliea ne lione at klfiu w tb tac lor polnu la V al oeru. Urean Hleainere between I'oiilaud and Baa francMoo every hvv d iya. .C. MCMtBlr. AeB. :vou WILL HE SATISFIEI If y.'i-r Ik-kola nad and kloiliniKie Knlli. the TVnivrr Rue 'Hcetuo l.iueol the v. or Id" ItKOAUSK Toere are an many arenlc alt Hi t 01 end xilnumf Iniarwt along Ibn 1 le . wn Oedrp and Denvt r tl tin ti lit never becuuea tl reroute If yon eregolng eaat, wrltelfor .a lor inalhin and Beta 111 ettybookli bat will trUyon allalwutil , , W C McBRIDE, Afent, 124 Third St. Portlard Oregc -if!bB1V w . . I TWO PIECE SUITS i h " - . ' - -tl -I Uaa . W , Men's two piece suits grow in favor constantly. ' Neither comfort nor gentility demands a vest for, summer wear The vest hns no function when the thermometer saya 99 degrees, We've Coat and Trouser Suits in Sinele and Double Brested styles in a varity of patterns, you'll, find there's NOT AN OUNCE of superfluous cleth any where, while the grateful lines and natty appearance of 3 the garments are up to our usual and excellent standard $7.50, $9.00, $.0.00 z?A 3(150 Is the price range, accompanied by our regular guarantee ASH BROS. til.lllllliliUlliiAlilitllllilnlHilllAAiaiAi 500 ACRE FARM FOR SALE This farm is only 15 miles from La Qrarde, on the Elgin bianch of the O. R, & N. Railroad, at the Rinehart spur. It will make several good homes, and will be sold in small tracts if desired. There are three different young bearing orchards, aud two good houses on the place. In a good fchool district free from debt. Terms easy. Address. HENRY RINEHART, SUMMERVILLE, OREGON. - . . - , Or call at the farm for full particulars. ICE CREAM 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 TIRED FEELING, We have only the best crushed fruits aud pure rock candy syrups. Our ice cream is made fiom pure cream and is the best. Let us show you. A. T. HILL Prescription Druggist 4 KKSWfeS .BJ -.Sl, -fw LA GRANDE Oimplete Machine 9 1 .MI'ailllBMWAanawraeMeBBBeBBneB jfr General Blacksmith, Horse Shoeingand Wagon'Work, Manufacturer of TheFitzgerald Roller FeedMill 1 r ' ' jjOX r-nur-rvie. Indige geslion With Iu compinilotig,; heart b.iio, tlatuteDoe, torpidity oftbellvxi, con t I pat ion. palpltatloi ot Uia heart, poor blood lieadaobe anil other ueivous evmptoog, sal lo akin, fool tongue, oireoslve breath and legion of other ailment, is at oace the moat wide pnval and deetruolive niiladj among the American people. Tho iterbiue treatment will our all theae trouble. 5oo bottle . Newlio Irug Co Boarding and Rooms People rlsitlng rortlund fair and .anting good brd and rmim at reas uDMbl pilot, rail on or atldree Mr. S tJ.irtlioloinew, 250 Dlion e treat. PortlaDd . '. Aagaat 8 3 OUTFITERS TO MANKIND It. LA GRANDE, OR IRON WORKS Shops and Foundry t- R A L D, i Or- Baseball Players and Foot Racers LonltJ Kraxer. tHhamnlna lnno ' diatano foot raoer of Germany and j uoiiamt, arltoi Oct at 1901; "Daring .. mr training oflgbt week' (oot race -t Salt Uta City, in April tut. I ased 1 Ballard' Snow Liulmant to my great-' 9t aatlsfaotlon. Therefore. I reeom- mend 8no Liniment to all ha am troohlrd with tpraln, bra or rbo-V nmi.ni." SiSc, BOc, 11.00 bottto. New- ; tin Drag Co. TAKE NOTICE Phon Ked 971, Old Town tor for ? word (30 day time given). Obeapeet Uroceriee and Provtaion In tb oily,; New atouk aad (all line of feed. Dated La Graude, Ore., Jaly 88. V1 Sept. I S ATJUMSOi ' it n .j i St