La Grande evening observer., November 28, 1905, Image 2

BUYING DRUG STORE GOODS
WITHOUT RISK :
. When you come to Hill' Pharmacy for any drug store article it ' is
distinctly understood that in case your purchase does not fulfil our '
promises you may return it and WE WILL BUY IT BACK AT , ,
FULL PRICE no. arguments, no unpleasantness,- no delay ytfujr
money is yours immediately upon request . ,
PERFECT RUBBER GOODS. ' 7
We thoroughly examine our RUBBER GOODS and sell none which
are not perfect. HOT WATER BOTTLES, FOUNTAIN SYRINGES,
BULB SYRINGES, ATOMIZERS, complete new stock, fuilly rubberjy
long wearing, stand hard usage. . ' v f' '
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YU ,can depend on a $ood THANKSGIVING DINNER if baked in a
It bakes right because it is made n$ht and of th rihl material Mailable and Charcoal Iron.
MRS. T. N- MURPHY.
Hardware and Crockery
1 . Is a mlnj which will build up your own town
and country.
A SPLENDID INVESTMENT
The Aurelta Minirg Co, f
Now offers the first block of stock of 100000
shares at 5c per share. The company has
400,000 shares of stock available for the de
velopement of the Standard Mines, which will
be done conservatively, and as fast as posible.
For further Information call on
J. A. THRONSON.
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I"'" " ' " ' is MADE ' BY ' VaKINoI
AD VAN! ACE OF
BARGAINS
Especially through the X
Holidays
Our stock It replete with hand
somt desks, comfortable rockers,
drussert, aidabeardt, iron bada
rues, ate., all combing with beauty
and usefulness
Pictures and Mouldings
Charles Dana Gibson hat ceased to product those fin drawings for which
he wat noted, wt have a number of hit handiwork in stock. Rembrant
water colors and Carbon Arittotypet make handsome ornaments. Framing
done hare that It jest at artistic at tht picturat themselves.
Eldridg and New Royal Sawing machinaa art carried here
ADCOOK & HARRIS,
ADAMS AVENUE
I LA GRANDE IRON WORKS j
Complete Machine- Shops and Foundry
- General Blacksmith Horse Shoeing and Wagon Work. Manufact-
J er of The Fitzgerald Roller Feed Mill. ,
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La Grande Evening " Observer
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1905
Published daily except on Sunday
One year in advance ...$6.60
Six monthe in advance .. 5.60
Per month 66
Single copy gc
Entered at the Pott Office at La Grande.
Oregon, at Second Clatt Matter.
CURREY BROS., ED'S AND PROP.
ADVERTISING RATBB
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OUR COUNTY AFFAIRS
The voters of Oregon in the past have
considered the selection of a United
States senator to represent the state in
the higher branch of the national congrett
of such transandental importance that
tittle attention waa given to the men they
chose to fill all other offices, national.
state, county, city and precinct. In a
large measure tht only inquiry made con
cerning a candidate by tht votere was,
"How doea he stand with their favorite
aspirant for the senatorial toga?"
This has been going on in Oregon since
its admission as a state in 1859 to tht
neglect of state and county management
In the first yeart of our existence at a
state the friends of Gen. Joseph Lane to
managed the Democratic party, then tht
dominent one in, Oregon, that very few
but hit friendt were given office in Oregon
and Gen. Lane wat elected U. S. senator.
At a senator he did all that he could to
prevent the state of Oregon from espous
ing the cause of the union on the outbreak
of the slave holders rebellion with the
result that friendt of tht union, eatt of
the Rocky mountaint were in doubt at to
our loyalty. In subsequent years until
now tht choice of United States senators
hat been held at the most, and largely as
the single subject for the voters to eon
tider.
Tht result of this neglect of the votert
to look after state and home inttrest hat
not been either satisfactory to them or
conducive to the best interests and growth
of our state.
It now looks, in remembrance of the
past, that the voters of Oregon ahould
take a much deeper interest than former-
'X in the honor and prosperity of. their
state, ana1 of the growth and develop
now been forty six yeaVs absorbed in
making United States senators, and there
by won a reputation among our fellow
states that would not look well in print
A county " board to look after the
various interests and industries that con
stitute Union county, is of far more im
portance to our people than the personal
interest of any aspirant or aspirants to
the U. S. senate. Wa want a r..t
many things that are necessary to our
home comforts and county growth, that
can only be had by the wise management
of our own county officials. We want
lower taxes, and more still a county
managed along lines that insurs a fair re-
Iturn 'n labor, material or improvment for
every dollar of tax money expended. We
want more and better roads and bridges.
But until there is a public, opinion mani
fested that will not excuse or thitld
grafters, who get a dollar of the people's
money for doing a half dollars worth of
work, or for furnishing fifty cents worth
of material, it will be useless to ask our
people to authorize the making of tuch
roads as ought to be made in Union
county,
Sanger's circus, which has been on t' e
road for 60 yeart. wat told by auction
recently in London, with band wagont.
chariots, horses, menagerie an ma's and
everything else. An eccentri; mule, out
of which Sanger remarked that he had
made $35,000, was sold for $55.
: A. T. HILL.
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Cell up Main 29 for
NEW WALNUTS LM0NDS
BLEACHED SULTANAS
Cluster Raisins Muscatel Raisins
- Citron and Lemon Peel '
Dates Figs
Heinz Mincemeat
BAKER BROS.
PHONE MAIN 29 Adams Ave.
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Change You Face
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MASKS MASKS !
. New asiorment just in
CHI LDR,; N'S LINEN BOOKS ;
E. M Wellman & Company j
v ADAMS AVENUE
Senator Mitchsll has written several
letters to his colleagues in the senate ex
pressing hit desire to retain h's chair
manship of the committee on inter-ocean;c
canals. The senators seem to be divid
ed on the question. However they have
taken no official action but the sentiment
seems to be, to fill this important position
with some active man who can personally
attend to the duties.
Why not fit up a cell or two in the city
hall and do away with that old fire trap
on P street? Last night it required three
officers, half of the idle men in town and
the push cart to take one drunk to the
present vermin incubator, and alt the
residents in the neighborhood of the jail
were aroused by the foul language used
by the drunken creature while in transit
Bring the jail near the places where the
drunkards are made, ' .
' fine Lards
The Observer has taken a number of
orders for engraved visiting cards as a
result of the advertising we have baen
doing for the -pas, two weeks. Those
wishing extra fine work should riva u a
call and see our line of samples beforo
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Suction EycG lass
It does not wrinkle your nose
and make you look older than
you are. 1 , ;
Holiday goods are beginning to
arrive. Best liue ordered ever
brought to the city.
J, H. PEARE.
Jewelry and Optician t
i jnrewflRivj owiw nous
I n. H. STRWARD, Proprietor and Mr
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