La Grande evening observer., September 06, 1905, Image 2

PROFESSIONAL CARDS
PHYSICIANS
DR A. L RICHARDSON,
Physician and Surgeon.
I roc cm HIH'l Dn Ktore.
Ofrk rtou Black lata ', Ree Main FhoaavH
JMOLITOR M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Corner Adam av.na and Depot B4.
Offloe lima f ' T Repldeae Main 68
WILLARD SUITH
physician! AMD'' surgeon
Ptuna Main 71
! batldlncoppaalla Hotomer Hon .
OfneHoar,lto,7toS 4
J ' : " ' .
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BACON & HALL, .
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
- oraWWgWeyboiidins.Maiais.
C.T. Baeon, iUaideno Mala 18
U.K. Hall Kesldtnot Mais 51
DkS. BIGGEKS & BIGGERS,
Puyaioiaiu sod 8artcons
O W Blfgera, at. D. , Geo, L. Blagare, M. D
, , Talepuone :
Ofllc Black UBl Itealdenoe Main HO
Ornoet kalaton Balldlng over J. M. Berry's
tore, Iteeldane on MadlaoD AVa, . aecoud
door weal of 'uruiar residence. Dr. 0. W. biggtr,
ImGKANUB - OKBliON
PrufeuuttuU ealla promptly eUeadcd to
. day or Bight.
DENTISTS
REA VIS BROS.
' ; 1 dentists. ''
. Cv.MMM MWliuiug (
Offlc Black M . Kealdwie Black 1117
C, B. Cauttiprn
. - DENTIST ,
Offlo Over Htll Drug, 8 tor
La Grande, Oregon
R.' 11. LINCOLN '
DENTIST
Up alalra, Coc Adams ayanu. and Depot 8L
' Phon Kcd Ul : , .
VETERINARY SURGEON
Dr.. A CHARLTON
VETERINARY SURGEON,'
Office at A T llill's Drug Store
La Grande, Oregon Phone 130 J
Residence phone red 701
Farmers' hue 68 , .
DR. W. T. DJWNE8.
VKTKR1NARY . 8URORON AND
S DKNTIST
: l,v orders at kd
Croaa Drug a lure, .
Realdence Cor
, , 6Ut and I at
Thirty Ilea yean x parlance, tieal of reference
.. furulahed
; ATTORNEYS
CFAWrOKD & CRAWFORD
s Attorneys-at-Law
LA OUAND8, OHlcOON
tike In Foley balldlng.
J. W KN0WLES
Attorney and Counsellor
At Law
u
. Olflce in Halalun Bulldiug ,
VUoueifta iUrancleOr.
i- 'w,.
H. r. Wlll.nina a. V. llliania
WH.LIAMS BROS. '
A ll OKiN liA'iS-AT.L.AV
' ' UH.I In Halalun Building '
rbonerOjt ' "! - '"uiUrau'de.Kr.
j L. A. FiCKLER
CiviL Mining, Irrigation Cnginccting tnd
5qrvtyin
IKatMnatea, Plana, and Hpeclfli'allonB.
OraoelliO Adania Avtnuc.wllhJolmKtlo gl
La Ukakdb, ohbuon
JLodge Directory.
iKAULKM L Urauu A i tie tw r O , meou
very Huaday Dlght In K of 1 Hall a ). tu
blUag breueru Invited U-aUeuci.
1. ATHaiou, w. r. j. b. tMiiodi, w. a
AOO r 1a OrUv. uHt, No 16 rratu .k
their ball every eaiurday night. VlalUug n.eni
Mmm ivncllallw InrtUd to atUtud.
Cerolery plat an be aeon at Model Hra
tauraiiL f . i
Jauita Mom, N U
L R. Hnooka, Bea,
TAHfeNt-AatPatKNl' No 81. I. O. O. F,
aBeeteerary Brat and third Inanday In Hit
ion lb IB Odd fellow ball. Vlalllng patrl
arclo aiwaya wairoma i. tv auoua. u r,
. bVlmoatd Mobinaon. Serlbe
auuTITMN HTAal Oh.) Mom Cban.r Nt
t'liieetatlieaicoudaud diurib Wedimday ul
jM-uu m 1Tr iefti AlUrloii, W at
Marr aralek. ae
M. W.A.-i.e Oi i.up Mo. 7T08 miB
t Mmt and third . W.ttiiXvy of Ihe
niht l.O. KT. Hall. All vleltff nelfb
hoia are eordbtlly laeital to aiieno.
John Hall, CUrk.
a., Keuiana, v a
- MtMttMTKrM OK AM Kltf CA-Oonrt Maid
Aarlon. no aim eaoo i ourtu.j mgni i
at uf I' all. I rotheraare luvluxi u aiiena.
i- 'A A l lliaon, niai auinirr.
OH Wllllama, Kin, Her
nnertl i.f I tuitre-i.U It Uunrar, Jon 'a
RllUl)HHIr TK.NT NO tll-K. O. T.
M
Mcrta aeroi.d and third Wrdai-aday ear
Hio.ilh.Ui I. t.0. r. hall. VoltliiK kr.lKiil
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La Grande Evening Observer
Currey Bros., Ed's and Prop.
Published dnily t-icept anc'.ay
uesday, Sept. 5, 1905.
Entered ' at' tin I'oet UHlce at La
Urande, Oregon, aa ' reoonl Claa
i ail Hatter.
One year in advance... . , ,8 50
Six months in advance. .. .3 50
Per month. 65c
Single cony. .5c
AliVfCltTI-iINt ItATtX
Dlaplay Ad ratea rarnlahed apou application
Loml reading ootloni lOo per Hoc Oral neef
llon, jepor line for earn HubMuueut loaer-
. lion.
MeaoluUona of condolence, sojer line.
Carda of tlianka, 6c per Una.
OUR HOME MARKET
Munh as we Amerioan congratulate
oureies upon our foreign .trade we
will do well to consider that our borne
market is of lar ore importance to nt
than oor foreign commerce. Take
our manufacturing interest tbat in
i900 had 612,743 establishments that
gave employment to an average of
6,719,137 wage earners and ptid tbem
in wsgpg tnd salaries 12,735,430,848
a sum greater than f be value of our
exports and imports for that ear by
:S,tC3. Tii.ee manufacturers
turned out that year produots alu d
At 113,039,279 666 of which tbe bome
market tooc 112,605,437,810 and tbe
foreign market 1433,851,750. Tbat is
wbure tbe manufacturers sold one
dollar's worth of the produots of their
factories abroad tbey sold thirty at
bome.
Tbe records show that in 1900 thete
were 6,739 657 farms in the United
8tates on which were J0.438.219
persons or g tged in agriculture. The
total value of all farm products for
tbt year was $3,764,177,706 Ihe
total exports of farm product tor 1900
were valued at f 873,322.882 ab.oh left
12,890,854,824 worth of farm produce
to be conremi'd on the fatm Or sold in
tbe bome nmrkot.
f n tbfl enlendnr year of 19( 'i theie
were 49,4fl4,9li7 norpg in wheat which
produoed 670,(104.008 riishela.in the
UniUid Statee of ll.iir 2'2.mr,6W8
t-liuls wereexixlrted, and 407,167,410
lehi-la were led i r ned and the
borne market. K:'ckouuig that 75,-
000,000 bushels were reecrv by tbe
farmer for seed there wo'ild yrt re
main to make bread for our people
392,157,410 biiHbels of the crop.
Should a change of policy, as to
tariff or from any other caiwe, throw
ny considerable proportion of the
nearly six millions of wage earners
Irom the factories onto the farms, and
hange them from cououinvrs of farm
products to producers thereof, it takes
no expert in arithmetic to see that
the home market for roth tahur m!
arm prndiio6 wnuM bi tenalv -irnii.ni
nd inni.t pmliah y b- m!rii 10 yield.
GLOSES CHAPTER
The a'gning of the peac" treaty
cliik1 that nhapter lit the worlds lut-
tO'v. The Uok . of pomp and cere-
Tinny marked the evmitlnl occasion
and lr-ni today the two nations will
tit mim. Our pr eni, le n l hat rt-
ceivod lh" (treat, r ehare of honor in
Setilmu Ihe d IT re lice a hm jiidgo-
nient and 'ar r jilted lien a ld much
to hrinif the two nati.xia tutter.
J'pan hIiiiio ema ilif-nl fi-d wi h
the terms and it is with difficulty lint
the people are kpt under control to
great in tbeir humiliation and vImji
at the ooncenaion nidc.' They wi't
time realise tbe great bemtii ol the
closing of the war and become more
reoonoiled to the decision reached.
A level beaded enohane says
"Learo tbis one thing; learn it early io
life an I learn it well, that the man
who does not believe as you do is no
G. E. FOWLER
Truck and,
Transfer
Wood and Coal
Phone 1011
All order given prompt
alte itiou.
always a fool . Tbe fact tbat you bold
view not in accord with your neigh
bor i not ptoal positive tbai you are
right mnd be la wrong, nor ia it any
videoo Ibat yoor neigdUr ia insin
cere, II th if were not true, then a'l
smirt men would belong to one party
and all good men to one cborrb. And
if nil belonged to one party and ote
oburcb tbey would break up both
ptrty And church.
Tbe Boston Traiiaoript publishes a
paper by William B Lighhiu which
olaims that wilbin tbe last fifteen
yean not le tbao 150,000,000 aqrei
of lind have been stolen horn the U
8. The whole nation ia arou-ed orer
lend fiandi, And tbe day of whitewash
log ts passed. People in the eaat eon
el u da f torn the tone of ioidi western
paper that publiaopinion in tbe weet
stand in with tbe land grabber
This it en error.
A Kansas editor makes tbis report
after attending church recently,
"Ladies should take off their bats in
churcb No prercher can inspire
man who is looking into a lopsided
Kgrrgfic-o of dead birds, suff. d
weaaeN, chameleon skins, ribbons,
beads, Jets, sticks, straw, per, corn
tavsels and thistle down. It makes a
sinner feel lost in the wilderness."
IN A HMRRY?
TRiPv CALL
Wfl.
The transfer man.
He will take tbat trunk to the
Depot or your home in lees
time tbau it takes to tell it.
Wagon always atyonr service.
Charges moderate. Day phone
B 531, nigbt phone R 12
TRIAL ORDER 'MEANS A
CUSTOMER
All tbat the Seattle Grocery Co.
asks is tbat you give u& a trial
order. If we cannot, nlease we
do not want your trade. A
Butibtied customer is a pleased
oae and we try to please. The
best trocyries for the least
money. This is our motto a.d
a trial older will be a demon
stration of how well we succeed.
SEATTLE GROCERY COMPANY
ZUNDKL A LAWSON.
MEAT CHEAP
But not Cheap Meat
Having purchased thr Bock
& Tlioium ehof B iiud nho the
oull Maraet, we are in j.osilion.
with the fhre shops, to furnish
our patrons with choice meats
at a less price than if we had
only one shop. It in not our
luteulion to raise Ihe price of
meats, but it itt our iuietuiou to
reduce tbe pric , and therehy
hope to increase our trade.
A trial order will convince vou
of the assertion.
Grandy& Russell
THREE SHOPS
Adams Ave. het. (J randy aud
Depot,
Adams Ave, bet. Elm and Fir
lrir Sir. he!, lei. Jefferson ,nd
Adams Ave.
Main 50 Main 78 Main 70
Brick furnished m anv
quanityor any style. No
contract too small or too
large. See samples of our
pressedbrick.
GEO. KREIGER.
La (iraude, Oregon.
1,1
J. R. OLIVER.
UNION COUNTY
ABSTRACTS
: Farm Loans a Specialty
Best equipped abstracter
in Union county. . Many
years experiences with
tbe Union county records
gives me a great advant
age. It is folly to pur
chase realestate without
6rst securing a proper
abstract. An abstract
from my office will show
tbe title just as it appears
ou the official record.
); R. OLIVER,
LA GRANDE, OREGON
Room 31, Sommer Bdlg.
-VISIT THE-
Lewis and Clark
IiXFO oi 1I U1N
To be held at Portland,
June 1 to Oct. 15, 1905,;
TAKE A TRIP TO CALIFORNIA
Through the Williamette,
Um)qua and Rogue River
Valleys, of Western Oregon,
pass Mt. Shasta, througi.
the Sacramento Valley to the
many tamous resorts on the
' line of the '
SOUTUEi PACIFIC li
...F-r beautifully illustrate;
' booklets, descriptive of Cali
m lornia resorts, address,
R COM AN, Gen. Passr. Agt.
I Portland, Or.
OPEGOr
fgpSaoiijliiNP.
sH.i.1 'lt1 l',
No a Halt Lke, Pentcr, Kk No 1
, 8:50 pm Worth, Omaha, Kan- 6-.Au a ui
No 6 aa City, St. Loui, ciu- No 5
H-.M a. in. cago aud kaat. tiVli. m
Ha 1
Portland, liailea, Fen
dlolon, Walla Walla, Na
UayUm, I'ouieroy, (Jul
8:30 atu. fui Mowow, eiiokaue.
, aud ixHiita ert ami v
north viadpokar.e
I'onlanil, li.illca, lvn
illeton, UuiHtilla, Wal
ho 5 lula, Lewislou, Coln, No
Moacuw, Wallace, War
HO) p. m. ner, Hpukanc ami other 8;.I0 a in
ixjiula eaal and Onrih
via KHkaue
No. t! laliiudaty, Alice), Im-
Dally ex- uler aud . igiu. Con- No M
rent ie tiuna at hlif il tli
Bunday ta-clor point, in wnl- tSOnm
:liam ow.i.
M'eanMeaiiicra between I'ortland and
Han Praociao every bvo u iy,
K, UOOBC Awi.
IBB
:yotj
will u mm
If wcr lli-knta nnd rtaiv
HUOAUK . -
i If yonariirolng eaat, wrilrllnr
W C McBRIDE, Agent,
124 Third St
Portlard- Qrego,
m m.
7
TfTryTyyyyr, " rir
6
Quality
Our
Speci
WHILE OTHER DEALERS..'
TALK PRICE 7 " ?
WE TALK QUALITY AND;,,
PRICE . iX' .
A man mav forget what be paid for bis clotbes, but he'll
never forget bow they looked, bow they fitted, and how '.
tbey wore. Our faultless clothing saves men paying ,,
made to order prices and the unpleasant feeling of wear
ing the ordinary ie;idy-made. Yes, we"'l be ready to
show you any day.
ASH
CLOTHIERS AND
500 ACRE FARM FOR SALE
1
This farm is only 15 miles from La Grai de, on the Elgin
branch of tbe 0. R, & N. Railroad, at the Rinebart spur.
It will make several good hoim s, and will be sold in small
tracts if desired. There are three different young bearing
orchards, and'two good bouses on tbe place. In a good
school 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 aad pure
rock candy syrups. Our ice cream is made fiom
pure cream aud is the best. Let us show you.
A. T. HILL
Prescription Druggist LA GRANDE, OR
I LA UKANOE
UK
?S r. i-r nit i . .
mipieieiviacnuu onops anajfoundry
P GeM ral Blacksmith, Horse Shoeing'and WagonlWork.
' Msnufacturer oi'The.Fitzgerald Roller FeedMill '
D.
FITZ G ERAL D.
hRijrJRIFTru
The Colonel's Waterloo
rlnnl .Inhn M Cnlisv nf llnnA.
lirov, IVxaa, nearly met his Waterloo
irum uivit hi. a niauev trouhle. In a
rei'tut li'tter. Iib ,av "I una n..U
dead, of theae coraplaiut", a .d. al
"'K iei uiv family dmir, he
did me do (rood; so I jjot a Wlo iottle
of voiir great Klei-trio Ititrora, which
vuivu uih. i cou-iaer inntn the heat
medii lu on earlh and thank Uod who
If sve you the knowledge to make toeiu."
Nild, end L-iiHraoteea to care, l)y.
pepel, Hiliimsnpss ai.d Kiduej
illS-aS-. bv Nl'atlin llril.. xnmn.ii.
druggists, at &0o A bottle.
Why stiller with headache, oontlpa
lion, etouitt.il, kidney and IIvm
monies, voen HollUer's Roiikj
vionniBlii lea will cure yon? Nt.
money wanteil uulesn you ar cured.
i.t cents, lea o Tablets, Newlln
urug to.
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BROS;!
HABERDASHERS.
IRON WORKS
eti . ..
Strikes Hidden Rocks
When your ship of health strikes
the bidden rmka nf V. mnnrllnn
Pneumonia, ate . inn ln- if
don't ir t help frcm Dr. King's New
uihpov.-iy for f onumition J W
MoKinnoii, ol lalUdega Springs. Ala.,
wri "1 bad bran van. ill -Itt.
t'Ueiinioi.ia. nnrinr tha n nf a
doctors, bnt van Bettina no better
abenl tH-gan to take Dr. King's New
"'""""7. i ne nrst oos gave relief,
nd onb bottle cured me." Bare cure
for sore throat, bronchitis, coughs and
colds Guaranteed at .Nelln Hrna
Co's. Druifftura nrirA WV. ami BI.
rial botUe tree.
alty
C ..n't ymt eat, sleep or work? Bad .
ivetT Htllister'a Rooky Mountain
Tea nukes rlo', ' red blood, g v
itrength aud healu. lurti wliin all.
others fail, ho cur no pay. 35 cent.)
ra or Tablets. Newlln Droit Co. .