La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, November 29, 1905, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text444tt4444444Ai444444iA4 anVatAaAalanSa4a4Aa-AA-AAAAAAAAAAA- 5 ' X WHEN THE LEAVES BEGIN TO FALL IT IS TIME TO X THINK OF 1 " " WINTER SHOE Public Conscience THANKSGIVING DINNER TRIMMINGS Undergoing A Change Reflected in Expressions of Prom:nent Men Why We Shou'd be Thankful W are ready to serve you with complete lines of men' women', boy' and child ren' eatonab!e footwear, that for quality, workman thip, durability and price cannot be surpassed. You can't afford to mis this opportunity. ' Closing out the Ralston Stock WE DO YOUR SHOE REPAIRING IN F1RSTCLASS STYLE ... ... "... V Lewis Building, Opposite Sommer House T. M. STUB BLEF IELD La G ran ie National B a nk '( ' i i i ;, i ( ESTABLISHED' 1 887 ' : ' Capital Stock, Surplus and undivided profits $160,0 0 CO Comparative statement of September 6, 1900 80, 1901 - " 15,1902 ' 9, 1903 . - " 6. 1904 November 9, 1908 - . OFFICER AND DIRECTORS OEORQE PALMER, President. J. M. BERRY, Vice President. F. L. MEYERS. Cashier. GEORGE L. CLEAVER, Assistant. Cashier. W. L. BRENHOLTS, Assistant Cashier. J. M. BERRY, F, M. BYRKIT. , A. B. CONLEY, C. C. PEN1NGTON. F. J. HOLMES. CITY BREWERY JULIUS ROESCH, Proprietor. Largest Brewing Plant In Eastern Otegon Ask for La Grande LA GRANDE BEER IS 2 AND SHOULD HAVE J.M. CDURCH K"TArE-Notl-e U hereby flr, ifcul the unrliird t hx-tuior of the Ee'atf J. SI. C: rrh, d-naeed, n. find bit final ao"0tit In the i uunty Court uf Union Cxilitr. Oreaoa-wnd thai TdwdHf , the M day i f December IKJft at til" hour of I.) oVIurk iu tbearternnoa of Mid dy mid tin court room at "old Cuiirl h- Let o ap.ilned b mU Court th HO' mid i- f r hfarlnv 0iJecUun thereto end lot muitmriu or ald ' . Dated and flret published November d Woi W J.CHI KC , Exerntor JOHM R. KEUIOGU. KHTTE-Sotk- t hereby lw n that the anilaMlpnen Admin tt'lorufthICtteof Jiilin K. KelluKg, de jeiMd, ban filed hit final account In the Uonutgr court of Union Counir, orcto . and that Taenia), lhn dajr nf Deoetbr. tuft at tat taoui Un.aO .,'oluoli In the forenoon o aid dayandtbeoouitroomofrtld ouurt ha been appoint I by aald I'ouit aa tbt UDf and place lor hearing-oiject lone i hereto and tht settlement o aatd account and salute I ted and Drat publtat a No- ember rd K. , f, V Ml VKB, A dm ul tietoi KOTICE FOR PUBLICATION DEPARTMENT OF TllK IVTFRlOR, C. 8. Land Onto. La Grand. treon. , . October la ima. : Notice la hereby (Ivan that the followm aiued aeltler bit tiled nolle of bl Intention lo mana Una! armit la aammrt nrhi i,im nd Uiai Mid proof will ba made brtore the Kyiwr and llw Im of tlia u. . Ijind uni ai LJii.ranie.iireKn, on iKr I IWA, rli: II, K No W-7H, VihtIii, i Hi,.wn, rii nrfrd, OTjon, fM- tluWKV and it tV.ltoe. t Irs. I K. im K W M. . tia aaii.ea (be follm ln vi'nvoMalo prove ma wniiiinouB n.itieiira upun auu vu tiva llon it ui Innrt, vie Janir W U our, of la (itande,. Wm Ror-vtt B Ciim-i liii, oi Kaui.li, triK"ii. Kraar H Hiown. ,r la u ,1e, Imy n Chariot K aiiuu vk i?t Hiitiaril Orannn. h to, iMvia, Ittviatei deposits for five year $291,00? 63 331,605 38 493,375 84 653,601 39 671.864 02 613,029 52 Beer and get the Best MADE IN LA GRANDE THE PREFERENCE When you wish a nice Juicy roast or a tender steak, or a piece of boiling meat or pot roast, just phone Main 48, and you will toon have exactly what you de sire, ' '.;.. J. BULL &. CO. Phone Man 48. Remember the phone s on the directory as Bos Meat Market main 48. , CHICKENS WANTEDT or brown leghorn pullets, nee nat be pure blooded, but nearly so. Address and state price. W, H, Brioos, ' , . Starkey, Oregon. MHv aSBBBaVRaBBaBBBaWalava The Chriatain Herald, one of the best family weekly newspaper published in the United States, submitted to a number of the state governors, mayors, bishops and minister of different denominations, presidents of colleges and universities, government officials, judges, prominent lawyers and leading thinkers in various fields, the following question: "What has the world in general and the American people in particular to be espe cia'ly grateful for at this Thanksgiving?" We reproduce what three of our Pacific coist governor tay, which practically gives the key note of the expression of scores of others who expressed their views. This all goes to show that the Ameri can people have taken a stand for a higtw er and a purer public conscience in cor porate and civic matters; for the increas ed respect for those things that money cannot buy the things - that make for national and individual! character and happiness. , These are the causes for es pecial gratitude - tnat are mentioned tn very many of the expressions of the in dividual views. . CALIFORNIA S GOVERNOR The American people ought to be, and are, thankful, without regard to political faith or prejudices, that there is, through OJt the whole United States, a civic awakening, evidenced by the fact that in all but ten cf the States public officials, .uilty of corrupt, practice, are being p i lished for their offenses. Instead of this being a sign of a decadence in public morality, it i a sign of a decided im- - GOVERNOR PARDEE provement for venil public official are not a new creation, but have always been in txistance. It 1 only lately, however, that the public ha taken, the matter up and determined WrW itself of the bribe giver and bribe- taker. Especially thankful ought the American people to be that at the head of the nation stands President Roosevelt, who, by per sonal example and un wearied official effort, ha don so much to arouse the sleeping public con science. . Qio. C. Pardee Sacramento, Calif. Forester's Ball Th Forester' annual Thankgiving ball, tomorrow night at th Commercial Club, will certainly be the leading social event yet to take place this season. The Commercial Club hall will be artistically decorated and the previous good record of the Foresters will be sustained on this cession. If things keep on, it will be popular to be honest. Uses Fw The Phonoiraph Is there an invalid in the home? I .t the Edison Phonograph drive away the weary hours for her. PerhaDs it la an old man whose memories are all In the past The phonograph will sing the songs that he loves. Are the children hard to amuse? The Phonograph never fails to keep them out of rajschief. Do you live in the country? Buy a Phonograph and get at small cost what people in the cities pay on or two dollars a night to hear. You can at insignificant cost keep in touch with th world of en tertainment and music Ar you wondering what you will take with you on your vacation or what vnu will carry along when you go borne for me nonaaysy Let it be an Edison Phono graph and a good assortment of records; : hi out it f?iU to please; it wili i akj you a welcome guest everywhere. It is easily carried and takes up practic ally no room. ' The Newlin Drug Compary has se secured the agenay fir' this most DODular of all talking machines. OREGON'S GOVERNOR The world in general has reason to be thankful, because of the fact that we have a peace universal and the nations of the earth, generally speaking, are reason ably prosperous and happy. The Ameri can people in particular have occ-sbn to rejoice in the fact that, for the first time in many years, tney have a President who doe not hesitate to ferret out criminals in his own official family, and to punish crime in high places wherever found, without fear or favor. That governors of a few of the states, the mayors and pro secuting officers of some of the cities of GOVERNOR CHAMBERLAIN our country arebeginning to look upon public office a a public trust, and are fearlessly enforcing the law and punishing violator thereof. If such Presidents, such governors, such mayor and uch prosecuting officer can ba continued in office, the manager of life insurance com panies and other trust concerns will soon cease to rob the widow and the orphan, and refrain from using trust funds to corrupt legislatures and debauch the vot ers of the country. . Gboroi E. Chamberlain WASHINGTON'S OOVERNOR It seems to m that the chief things for which the American people are to be thankful for 'at this season, are; The fact that it has been given to thi Re public to lead the warring nation of the world to peace; the fact that a remark able prosperity . exists . throughout the land: and the further fact that there appears to spreading over the entire country a better realration of the duties and responsibilities of American citizen ship. Albert E. Mead. Olympia, Wash. vehhon-i governor We should be thankful for abundant crop and a busy life; that we are citizen of a great a nation, and that w have a President who is today the great est Peace Commissioner on earth. C. J. Bill. Montpelier, Vt , Goose Free With everv dollars wnrtS nf nrWa mia chased at our store fcr cash on Wed nesday. Nov. 29. we will a on a fat goose, drawing at 6 o'clock Tvuiieuajr evening. NEBRASKA OROCERY STORE. Indian Novelties We have a fine line of Baskets and Canoes made by Mexican and Canadian Indians which are the most artistic ever, offered to the trade in this city. Fill one with candy and present it to your wife or sweetheart, and after eat ing the candy the can use it. for a handkerchief or glove box or for an ornament The prices range from 35 cents to $2.00. Just the thing for holiday gifts. t SELDER, The Candy aa " ft : iritin : i We have just received a fresh carload of groceries for . the fall and early winter-trad. Preferred Stock canned good. Heint pickle ; and vinegar. New walnuts, soft shell almonds, pecan and filbert. Hot House lettuce, fine celery, cauliflower, .weet potatoe. and other fine vegetable. Fruits of all kinds. ' I THE CITY GROCERY AMD BAKERY E. POLLACK, Propr. j STODDARD Sash and Doors Lumber, 1 LatK, - : Shingles, ; : Mouldings, Etc. rj A'l Good Material comes from our Yard - ST. LOUIS LIVERY AND FEED STABLE LARSEN & NOrlRIE, Props.) : RIGS FURNISHED FOR PARTIES. PICNICS AND FUNERALS. The best Carry-all in the City. POULTRY Every lovsr of fresh Poultry will ap preciate the decliate flavor of the Chick- an, Turkey, Duck, etc, that we sell. Our Roast Beef is rich and juicy and we aim to give you the choicest cuts at very moderate prices. . Rohr& Company TAKE A TKIP TO CALIFORNIA Through the Willamette. Umpqua and Rogue River Valleys, of Western Oretror, pass Mt. Miasta, througi the Sacramento Vallev to tin many tamou- resorts on th line ot the SOUTHERN PACIHr CO Fir beautiiuilv illustiate booklets, descriptive of Cali . tornia re-ons,adJicss, , W. R. COMN,r,en. Pdsir. , LUMBER CO j - Firstclass turnout furnished ... day or night Special accomodation for Com mercial men BEST SERVICE . GUARANTEED Horses boardee by the day, week or month. LA GRANDE SCHO I OF MUSIC --- PROF. DAY, PRINCIPLE.' s : MRS. DAY, ASSISTANT. This is on of th best musical in stitution in th state, and. that people in this ' city and valley are begininng to discover the advantage of this school. The system- is the latest and most practical, and in cludes all th latest discoveries in the art of teaching music. The school is divided into two depart ments; No. 1 is for beginners from 6 years or more and are taught the first three grades. Pupils come one hour each day. This is no kin dergarten system but far superior. In No. 2 the grades are from 2 to S. Here they graduate. Pupils take one or two lessons a week as they desire. No scholars will be permitted to remain in this school who do not study. Opposite the Foley House over the candy store. Phone. 473. SMITH Ri- PAIRS Gun Bicycle Sewing Machine Type Writer Umbrellas Brazes Broken Castings ' Grinds Scissors and does a general repair business C. L. SMITH CREAMERY BUILDING Notice of Final Settlement NitTlt'R Ta HFRPHV niufai --" v truai a i(is under in A rtminiatrtn. u ivi a a iue r"M1 W III Ga. rarOeUle.d'caiiarit,. baa fll.d l er Pinal u'uni. ui-n Aa "ininratrix, with the nnmyrourtnl lul'n oonrtj, Oregon, and that Ih, Judge of mid court aa fixed Decern r llth., at tt-e bmirof ''c'oclr. In th nrn. on, U Mid day, aa Ilia lime lor hearing otHectlnna, 7, any there be, to aid report and final Ac. our t " . . . Dated hovemb rlO, It ' . TEI'EUA HETTLa, Adm'nntratrU ma c .1 urn ttotlle. deceased, Portland, Or. P 1 if It 3 Vtwrter f- S !: