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V Pure O. Drufis
Blu MounUln Couth tyrup.
Blu MounUln Liniment h ..'
Doctore trcriptlone and family recelpte
i-narmeeittt always m attendance. Rreacrlptlont nd good promptly de
livered free. Two Telephone. Local black 271. Vergere 10
RED CROSS DRUG STORE,
Wholesale and Retail A. C MacLennan. Pit C.
Blue Mountain Toilet Cream
Blue Mountain Sartapirilla '
a specialty. Two graduated
DOTT REST CONTENT.
0 In th matUrof clgart until you havt
ttnoaea at win p"e (-. e. i rut,
there art torn cigare that will afford
a maaaura of aatifaction it remaine
for tha C. B. to All tha whola bill of
prima tobacco, flator, making up.
hapa, ttyle and graat valua for littla
money. ' If you can crowd mora com
fort In tha smoking Una Into cigar
hapa than you'll find in thia all-to-Vha-good
cigar Ull ut. Wa ll beat it if
wa can,
C. E. HACKMAN, .
Factory Corner Adama Avenue and
A Jreenwood Street. Red 1641
The Good OlcftStandby.
Nothing Ilka a nice out of Juicy corned
beef with cabbage or taeur-kraut onoe
in a while! Wa can offer mott of the
time whole or half round a. If you oan
. ue to much, or whatever quantity you
require, of well fed and carefully corn
ed beef-Under, "tatty" and wholaaome.
If you're in the notion today, 'phone ua
the order and we'll have the meat
round In no time,
Grandy & Russell
I Q fine art unleaa you can trutt your
butcher. It will be worth your
while to give ua a trial order if you are
looking for a thoroughly reliable market
where ynu can be aure of finding a platt
ing variety of flrtt-clasa meat and poultry
We oan turaly Inlerett you with our
Icea.
Rbhr& Company
Ready For Business
WITH A FULL LIME OP FEED. HAY AND GRAIN
We are ready to buy all kindt of hay and grain, and pay the highest
' . " market prices.
Slater Huildinsr
lEFrEKSON AVE Main 57
'aaa . " "1 ."--I T" iMtttimniHinni
ttttllltltttttttMt'tttaMlMlMOMXX
Union Woolen Mills Indian Robes :
We have received a corttignment of Union Fleece Wool
Indian Robee which we have tut tale. These rohet are
tniubiefor couch cover, eteamer rubers and orna
mental for Indian comer. The price range it from
$5.50 up
: HENRY & OAI JR
HOUSE FURNISHERS AND UNDERTAKERS
Phone No. est.
e X C. Henry. reeidence 66 4 J. J. Carr. residence 336
Li (frige bmi Observer
MONDAY. JANUARY 29.1906
Published ' daily except : on, Sunday
One year in advance . ........ $6.60
Six montht in advance Z.60
Per month ....- 66
Single copy -.....'.... 6c
Entered at the Poet Office at La Grande
Oregon, aa Second Claat Matter.
CURREY BROS.. ED'S AND PROP
. Thit paper will not publith any article
appearing over a nom-de-plume. " Signed
articlet will be ..received aubject to . the
diacreCon of the editora. . Plaate : tign
your articlet and tave disappointment.
ADVRKTIriINU KATES
Uplaf A4 mlM tarnished anoa applk-alloi
oral raadlBii twit lata Ida ar line BrX bm
linn, ) par Hat r aaeh autwcquaol laaar
Moa. '
4aolaUnat or noadoloaee, st i er Una,
ardtefthaaka, leper Una. .
LUMBER
WHOLESALE PRICFS
Bttrt lumber rtd Chpr than b sold in
U Grand, Wt drfevtr it to your building
h Grande Ronde Lumkr Co I
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POUTKAl ADVERTISING .
The Oregon Prett Attociation wisely
deeded that Its membere thould charge
for all political advertiting, 'Which ia Just
For yeart the preta of Oregon haa given
gratia all political advertiting. But now
the prett hat unanimoutly decided that
thit advertiting mutt be paid for, jutt at
other reading or display advertiting It
paid for.
The dec'tion of the attociation ia toun
and the politician findt himtelf able to
pay for tpace if he want to foot the bill,
and the printer accepta the money for the
good honett work he performt.
It will be noticeable hereafter in Oregon
that the candidate that uaee prmter't
ink judiciously and freely will get the
business, just aa the live, wide-awake
merchant dots who knowa the value of
advertiting. - V :
In thit way too, says tha Eugene Guard,
the candidate can talk directly to the
voter at lest expente than under the old
method, and the public will have a betjjr
opportunity to judge a man by hit articlet
than under the -old atump campaign
mathod of the past. The Dallea Chron
icle. ,
' AH OBJKT LESSON
The national government ia building
what ia termed an object lesson road in
Nebraska. It it a magnificent piece of
work and will last indefinitely without
doubt. Ita great drawback at an object
lesion it the great expense, which will be
in excess of seven thousand dollar to
the mile.
Seven thousand dollar it a big turn of
money to expend on a mile of country
road, but when it it remembered that
when the road is built thoroughly, it wil
last for a thousand year, and every
twenty year, by" cheapening the cost of
hauling produce Over it wiU save to ai
joining land owner fully the final coat of
building and keep it m good condition,
the cost doe not look eo large.
The etat of New York appropriated
$75,000,000 to build good roads in that
state last year. Thit will build, at the
rata of the coat to the United SUtee to
build good road that will last indefinitely,
that is aa long as the adjoining land, in
Nebraska, tome 10.000 mile of perma
nent country road.
KMIM&RTfflS
When the voter goes into the primaries
on primary elecban day he will be given
either a Republican or Democratic ticket
depending on whether he is registered at
a Republican or Democrat. If he it re
gistered as a Republican he will be given
a Republican ba!k-- baUc on which
are printed only the names of the snen
who are av-iraM for the ropubiicM nom
ination. If be register at a Democrat
will be handed a Democratic b3ot-oo
with only the name of aapirant for
aominatxint. oa the Democratic ticket.
H be it not registered etther aa a Repub
lican or Democrat be wj net be permitted
to vote eithor ticket in the pntnerie.
However, he it net requ red to vote at
the June ewesun the tame aa he is re
rteared. for he may the vote just a he
6v
; TheBtae Mountaja Hotol dining room
again opened, kiea' S$ cants, room
Statement I, the pledge of a represen
tative to caet hie. vote for the people's
choice for United States Senator looks
good to ut and in our humble opinion any
man Who won't pledge himself to carry
out the wishes of the people shouldn't be
elected. Sumpter American.
George C. Brownell hat filed hit de
claration to become a candidate for ttate
senator, taking pledge No. 1 to tustain
the people't choice for United State sen
ator. H tayt the people alone can
break the graft of ' the UrUted States
senate, a body of men who have bought
their offices ki spite of the constitution.
It ( g Cool afternoon when you catch the
Hon. Geo. C. on the unpopular tiJ of a
really great question. He it a man who
haa a kean tar. Capitol Journal '
ANNOUNCEMENT .
TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS
OF UNION COUNTY
I hereby announce myself at
.Candidate for the Republican nom
nation for County Judge, eubject
Ui w i-I.r.iry r.::r.it ; ;'-:'"
to be held April 20th. . !
- J. C. Hbhry.
IA GRANDE J)RUi (0.
Reliable druggist, expert graduate of
pharmacy In charge .of the prescription
department. - Prescriptions delivered at
a) time. ,. Phone Red 121. - . ' V '
. F, C Forbes, Prop. "
. WE WOULD K -
like you to try trading at our store for
awhile, for we are positive that our goods
and eervice will please you; - If superior
good, drag and etc.. -and prompt tervice
count with you, you'll be our customer
from now on. Newlin Dsuo Co. ' ' I
A little love, a little wealth. . J"
A little home for you and me;
It' all I ask except, good health.
Which comes with Rocky Mountain Tea
.... Sfrvice ', ''.
Thit drug (tore trie to terv every
cuttomer to well that they will not think
of going elsewhere for drug store goods.
A. T. Hill. PrescriptionDrugStit
NOTICE OE ESTRAf
' Notice it hereby given to whom it may
concern that on or about the 29th of No
vember. 1908, one yearling steer camt to
any place. Said animal it red spotted
with white, hat unreadable brand on left
hip, left ear underbit, right ear points out
off and split. Said animal came down
with my cattle from the hills.- Owner
can have same by calling at my place,
wo and one half miles east of Island City
and paying charge and proving property.
Dated thit 12th day of January, 1 906.
J. A. Holman
Men are judged by the company they
keep, but it isn't a easy to size tip a
woman by her hat Judge her by "the
amount of Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea
tha take. 55 cent. Tea or Tablets.
. ' Nivlim Druo Co.
iV... EXPERIENCE
IMS
m Tuaoc Manna
DcaiaNB
ConvmaMT Ac.
t mmIih ffclce mmi initiiilnB mmf
IMimalt maawU. NtNOiOOt oa Puma
IMt fM. Oli t rnrnnf fur MraHnf pttlMiu.
M ura Mana a Oa. Mitt
Scitctiflc American.
Bkttkh ot mBf Mnii VxirrveU.
le VxirrsaaL ntv II at
Co."--New York
i m. waaaaxKi. Ik C
To Chicago
and the East
Fast train dailv. thnmch to Chi
cago without chan re, irocn points
ia Oregua and Was&ingMo, via tb
Chicago Vaioa Pacific and Nonh
Wettem Line, the route oJ The
Ovcriaad Limjrtd, iwtt the ohic
track railwav bttwttn the Missvani
Krver and Clkicaciv making direct
coBBecra at Chicago with ail hoc
to the East.
THC KST OF CVtHrTMINa
Ft MiNh iili' rmm e aarv
. A-Cak On ii al A(t. C K..W. .
IM Tw aaa. Him Ian I. Ore.
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INVENT0 R Y SALt
I It's near stock taking time again, and we are going - V' J
t r.i, o efron.,n,.5 -ffort to convert everyming mw u
t before inventory. All our lines of clothing, ..hats -and r..
X haberdashery will be
CUT TO THE QUICK
Buyers will reap a harvest during this great sale, i 'ItV,
only once a year that we offer an opportunity uko mis,
and you'll do well to take advantage of It. Well not
bore you with blatant boasting or deceive -you witn
false inducements. . v - . ..y'
Come, sec how much a
Little Money will Buy
ASM BROS.:
CLOTHIERS AND HABERDASHERS.
NEW HEATIG STOVES AT 20 per eent DISCOUNT
$2.75
2.60
4.35
4.95
6.60
., 11.25
16.25
-18.00
.41.25
11,60
13.25
17.60
19.75
Air Tight Heater, ....: I...: ..!
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18 in
20 in
23 in
1 8 in Cast Top, Screw Draft Heater
20 ia
21 in
22 In
24 in
13 in
13 in
15 in
14 in
16 in
Model Heater, Nick! trimming
i. Magic Steel Parlor Heater ..
i Junior Oak Coal Heater
i Bott i
M M ,
Air Blast " " i v .
; now $2.20
...now 2.80, .' ..
..:. noW 5.80 ' ; ,
now 4.00
'' now 6.38
'now 9.00'" -.'I
now 12.25 v , '
'now 14.45
now 8.95 f
now. 9.15 ,
now 10.75' "
now 14.25
.'.now 15.75 '
PRICES NET FOR CASH, or will take your old ttove or funiture in w-j
change. Bring this ad along and pick out the ttove you want, s - ' .
F D. HAISTEN,
PHONE. RED 1161 .
Highest prices paid for New and Second . Hand'vGoods
TJhe farmers ancf traders '
7atondt Siank
NO. 44R9
Capital
Surplus
liability of Shareholders
Total
$ 60.000.00
I460OOO
60,000.00
$134000.00
For the protection of it. depositors- Depositor, of this Bank are' ac
corded such liberal treatment as shall be in keeping with the ch.racUr
and value of their accounts. W. would be pleased to have yourac
. count - .
JOSF.PH PALMER.
President.
H. E. McCULLY.
Asst. CSMini.
J. W. SCRIBER.
Cashisk.
J. SCR0GG1N,
Asst. Cashim .
I Seethe table of Hats, all this year', styles J
a a
I The Price $100
I A,SO a w bt of hoo! Tablets, l0c value
: The Price 5 cents
E. M; Wcllman & Company ! J M
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