La Grande evening observer., February 05, 1906, Image 2

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! Pure cSDrugs
S KOCAXS. KODAK SUPPLIES VALEKJlNESk S size and pnces
v Doctor" " preeeriptaaes and lass'? receipts specs?.
Tw friAmiai Piarwv'nG aiway in a.TferMacav '
Precrisjia aad goods pUDpj 6t3vi freet
RED CROSS DRUG STORED
2 Vs!isa! asi nr-tail , A. C Mactecnan. Ph. C.
Tws Teiixxs. Local back 21 1. Vtrptra 1 0
LARGE SATlSfAGTlQ 5
swfTs n a-J out of " KEY WEST
r-EF-FECTO c r s-ncied. Made of
trm flavored havsas tobacco s
Mm denajUnwna." is araootUr
wrapped wca HM wrapper. and
siirfuiy -r-i from asouta and to
IsgiSaDg nd. h1" eias varr
for festw wwney. Oh'! yes: KEtf
. WEST PERFECTOS
C E. HACKMAJt.
"Factory Corner Adam Aveao aid
Crate mood Street Bad 1641
lia Qranie National Bank
ESTABLISHED 1887
Gift!! Sldci,- Surplui n4 nMSvided prof.b $160,0 0 00
0EORGEPAUEa. PBjW - J. XL BERRY, vies Pkmootl
-j" F. L MEYERS. Cawool J
GEORGE L CLEAVER, AssisTjurr. Caskuol
W. L BRENHOLTS, Assjstast Cassst.
BERRY. F. H-BYRKIT.' A. B. COtflLEY, "
CCPENLNOTOn.' F.XHOLKES.
General banking business,
parts of the world.
Drafts drawn on all
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FOR WINTER WASHING
Our Hf machinery and additional beip will enable us to do fami
Ey washing CHEAPER. OU1CX-ER and BETTER than jrou can do it
yourself. Wecafl for and dearer four kusndry quickly and make special
ty of ruth order work. Give atrial and y wtfi not b bothered
through th winter with family washing.
A.B.C j
STEAM LAUNDRY j
; PHONE Main 7
. LaGrnie. " OiffCn.' ? ! S
Ready For Business
Willi A f ILL USE" Of ra. HAY AND CRAM
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Wa ara raady to buy ail kinds of hay and grain, and pay the highest
market prices. '
Slater Buildintr .
IEFFERSON AVE Main 57
i! LUMBER
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RETAILED AT
WHOLESALE PRICES
Better Lumber and Cheaper thin b sold in
La Grande, We deliver it to your building;
ii Grande Ronde Lumber Co
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FESSTJARY S. 1S36
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Oaa year as) advam
Stznactbsji adranoa.
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Tbia paper wM not pAfis any -wtida
appearing over a aom da phrne. Signed
article wil be receded sotiact pa tb
discretion ef the editor. FWse a
yoor article aad-sart daappoatineat,
AOVCETUillW fLATU
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CUB SEP K5CSTST
Pteaieot Raaeeveilt baa oerar afaowa a
Hahxs been at aS
frnd of tb bound-
kaawest. Msthing for tha baGaraient of
&ia eactoa baa faced to aectire ba ap
fnmtL He a pereoaeXy -faatAar witii
Arncca azd Kr Xtra. banog visited
botfi of those tarriloriea and coon in con
tact wits tbe neopie. Whca be favored
fee jniat amlerinw of tha two territone
aa am state it was snta anew of trees-;
ir the wboi peopje tairij sad for tha
sestsgicrest of those secuxs damoricg
foratatebood. wboee popaUtioaie iargeiy
of JCaaxM ongjn. Tbia belief of tha
President w&cfe seared and frOy en
dorsed by westera psopw who are fauuM
atr wgh toe coniarm and har no pot-tic-aJ
aji to rrmt used as a ba.sis far tio-
ent attack apoi tbe chief ezecutne by
corporation btfeiingsajad trust pecaiooers.
be appear to be numerous atta nauoo
alcksitai. -Tfaewjrpocytacaj asrtirn press
ca2sti passage of Cab3 a victory of
tbe east over fiw wes." in an effort to
stir op sectimit feefag, So desperate
ban tb axtrencbad anooocolie became,
toat aotiuBg is overlooked that can be
gee age 1 me frsimiw, so waaen
ban in Its CgM far the "sonar deal"
Etenirg Capita! Hw.
I IVEV tlLATIC STOVES AT 20 per cent OlSCOUSfT;
$ns 18 in Air Tight Heater. ... -
3.50 20 in -.. " " '
4T5 25in " "
. 4 95 1 8 in Cast Top. Screw Draft Heater
At
650 '20 in - "
11 25 21 'm Mode! Healer, Nickle tnmrr.mg
35 2 22 m Mag Stee! Parlor Heater
J8.00 24 in " " " " -
1155 15 in Junior Oak Coai Heater
1150 13 in Boss - " , V
1355 15 m " " "
1750 H in Air Blast "
19.75 16 ul - " "
.now $2.20
now 250
now S50
now 4.00
now 555
now 9.00
now 1525
now 14.45
now 8.95
now 9.15
now 1075
now 1455
now 15.75
Congress is worrying with plan to re
vrve tbe merchant marine ef this country.
Thai something sbodd be don to render
it possible to have enough ocean traTers-
Tg snips to carry our foreign trade on
ships bearing the American flag, seems
emmentJy desiraUe. That a natkw ae!
rich a tfa United States, with as huge a !
foreign trade as it has. should remain for 1
decade dependent on foreign ship to'
carry off it surplus products, and back
tbe thing w get from abroad, seems;
Strang, yet such ie oar present condition.
Every great industry in this country
baa grown marveJousiy in the past forty-
year but our merchant marine en
gaged in our foreign trade.
In ieS0, with a foreign commerce) only
about one Kith as large as it now is. w
had 2.733,396 registered tormag engaged
ineur foreign trade, owned by citizen of
tn United State sailing under the stars
and strips. In 1904 we had bat 888,
128 registered under the American flag,
showing a decfine in the 44 years of !.
490.768 tons. Wf are now paying
freight to foreign ship owners ennui Hy
$ 1 50,000.000. and to "our own ships- ens
tenth as much, or $15,000,000. In 1810
American owned ships carried SI per
cent, in 1861 65 percent and now but 10
par cent of our exports "and anporta.
These foreign ship are built in foreign
land by foreign labor, operated by for
eign labor. The office they keep in our
ports to collect the annual tribute of $160.
000.000 from us are operated by alien
manager and the clerical work is per
formed by English. French. German.
IuSm and Japanese penmen.
Because the higher wage -paid in
this country it cost more to build ship in
this country than elsewhere in the
world and our seamen are paid more,
which enables our rivals for ocean trade
to carry good cheaper than oor shipown
ers can. In addition to thee advantages,
th governments of Europe pay their ship
owner large bounties and subsidies. la
1901 these bounties aggregated $28.
770.160. That year England paid $5.-
636.612. Eranc $8,643,423 and Japan
$1942.296 and the other nation $10.
447.829. Th United State pays neith
er bounty or cubsidy. ,
Tbe proposition now before Congress is
to meet oor foreign rival for the carrying
of our exports and import by bounties
andsubsidies. We must either do thijl
or be content to dtpend on foreign ship
to carrrour produce to market and ear
import and continue to pay $150,000,
000 a a tribute for the privilege of trad
ing with th outsidtworid.
ATOUJKM1IT
TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS
OF UNION COUNTY
v I hereby announce myself as
Gsddat for the RepubGcaa nom-
: nation for County Judge, subject
to & primary nominating election
to be held April 20th.
X C Htmm
' T8TBaSf -WIS BUD-
W have reduced all copyngnt books
from $150 to 5150.
rUTUVT 100 TUBS
The chance for Gvrng a full century are
eaxeBsnt in the case of Mr. Jennie Dun
tan, of Haynesvifle. Me, now 70 years
old. She writes; 'Electric Bitters cured
of Chronic Dyspepsia ef 20 year
standing, and made me feel as well and
strong as a young girl" Electric Bitters
cure Stomach and Live.' diseases. Blood
disorders.' General Debibty and bodily
weakness. Sold on a guarantee at
Nsvua Dbuo Co.'s drug store. Price only
roe.
VeeeeMMe . ,
Irrigation mean wealth to this valley.
W are all looking for wealth, and there
fore it behoove as to look up the irriga
tion matter.
The wire want down just prior to our
going to press, and w are unable to irv-
tcrra our reader whether or sot Baker
City baa any more candidate, since our
butt issu.
We haveth beat county on earth, but
our land is a little too thick. W to
thin thing down a jttl with some of the
good mountain water which run off dur
ing the winter month. A good sized
reservoir and ditch . would help eoi
Think about some plan of co-operation by
which w can save the waste water and
thereby save the waste land.
Th House of Mirth. '
' regular" price $150. now $150
Oeside the Low,
regular price $150. now $150
Black Friday, now $130.
Constance Trescott, now $150.
The Masquerader. now $150.
The House of 1000 Candles, now $150.
And many ethers. -
Come in and look our .book over. If
you think of a book or magazine you want,
telephone us and it will be deCvered at
at once. Nroua Dbuo Gomfant
. . A K32Ca KSMl . . .-
. Ti uly miraculous seemed the recoverv
of Mrs. Molue Hott of this place, writes
X O. R Hooper. Woodford. Term, "she
was so wasted by coughing un pus from
her lungs. Doctors declared her end so
near that her family had watched by her
bed-sde forty-eight hours: when, at mi
org request Dr. King's New Discovery
was given her. and with the astonishing
result that improvement benn. and con
tinued un61 she fmaSy completely recov
ered, -'and is a healthy woman today
t0( and $ 1.00 at m wu dvug co. Trial
ottie fre.
A little love, a Ettie wealth.
: A Bttle home for you and me;
It's all I ask except good health.
Which come with Rocky Mountain Tea
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ErTCUTaffiK AJIO CASSffT
Furniture repaired and upholstered
No order too small or too large.
A work guaranteed.
Old furniture made good a new
ll scon,
Shop 1420 Adams Avenue k (
. Phone Red 672
PRICES NET FOR CASH, or will take your old stove or fumture
change. Bring this ad along nd pick out th. stove ycu want.
F. D.HAISTEN, , ; .
PHONE RED 1161 -i
Higbest'prices paid for New and Second Hand poods
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J: L MARS,
Co&tractor and Builder
Draler ia Bnildtinir Material
La Grande, Oregon
Drop a line naming work, and I will
2 ... ir. name the right price. .. ' t
BIG REDUCTION SALE.
ON ALL CHRISTMAS COUI)
IS NOW ON AT ' HILL'S DRUG STORE"
Very complete line to choose from, in books. Perfumes,
Toilet Sets. ManicuresHand Bags, Vases, Smoker" Sets.
Ink Wells, Mirrors. Albuns and many other nice thing.
Call and see what we have. .". .. ..
A. T. HILL.
Prescription Drugejst LA GRANDE, OR' .
SPECIAL SALE ON LL HOLIDAY-
GOODS
l have a few heating stoves left, both coal and - J "
; wood, which I will close out at greatly reduced . f"
prices. :
w. h. BOHNENKAivi;p;:i:
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XJhe farmers and JJraders'
IJationat SSank 1
NO. 44B9
Capital
Surplus - .
Liability of Shareholders
Total
S 60.000.00
14.000 00
60,000.00
$134,000.00
For the protection of it depositors! Depositors of this Bank are ac- ' '
corded such liberal treatment as shall be in keeping with the characteri
ttnA tn lim nf fk:. l - 111 ...
. , awlun. w8 would be pleased to have
count.
your ac-
JOSEPH PALMER,
President.
a, e.
McCULLY.
Asst. Cashikb.
J. W. SCR1BER.
Cashier.
J. SCR0QGIN.
Asst. Cashier
Switches lust Received
CLEARANCE OF ALL CAPS
IN STOCK AT
25c EACH
rS-M:WeI Company
ADAMS AVENUE
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