La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 15, 1906, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI 1 Pure u Drugs I EADOUARTERS FOR VINOL , RUBBER GOODb all Kino. - . rwtmV craaeriotiona and family, receipU a specialty. . Two graduate Pharmacist alway in attendance. v Z ... Prescription and goods promptly delivered free. RED -CROSS vviiuitaic aim nnaii DRUG STORE, A. C. MacLennan, Ph. C. " Two Telephones, Local black 27 1 . Verger 10 . 2 iT 4 ' " if lily , f-. ! - Greenwood Street ThE ODOR OF A REALLY COUD CICAK u .nkived by most LadiaOn spite of their objections to smoking themselve No gentleman need fea to ask per- . mission to .moke a VISTA OR.ADA in the presence of hi weet heart or , best girl, a they are remarkable for . the u(ii.i Z7 r""1 ' toeif moke. , J C. E. HACKMAN, I Factory Corner Adam Avenue and r.niood Street Red 1641 Li telle Evening Observer THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 15, 1906 Published daily except -tm Sunday One year in advance ...'..$6.60 Sii month in advance 3.60 Per month 66 Single copy .... 6c Entered at the Post Office at La Grandt Jregon. a Second Clas Matter. ; SURREY BROS- EDS AND PROJ teeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee This paper will not publish my article appearing over a notn-de-plume. Signed articles will be received subject to the discretion of the editor. Please sign your articles and save disappointment. AIVkKTIINU HAiaa ."' ' !;' ad nttw itarnishod a pud avplkatftoi ratUm kuKloes lOe per Una Int avast- Ion, sc ftr iliwior each sabMBjuou . Inaer moioi Itjbs of condolence, jo ar lln. rda of Ibanka. 4e per Una. La: GranJc National Bank ESTABLISHED 1887 1 CapiUl Slock, Surplus tnd undivided profits $160,0 "0 00 ,. . OFPICKR AND DIRECTORS TEORQE PALMER, President. J. M. BERRY. Vice President. . ' F. L. MEYERS. Cashier. GEORGE L. CLEAVER, Assistant. Cashier. , . " " W. L. BREN HOLTS, Assistant Cashier. BERRY, F, Iff. BYRK1T. A. B. CONLEY, C. C PENINOTON, F.J. HOLMES. . Qerieral banking business, parts of the world Drafts drawn, on all Our new machinery and additional help will enable us to do fami lly washing CHEAPER. QUICKER and BETTER than you can doit yourlf. W call for and dulivor your laundry quickly and make special ty of rush order work. Give u a trial and y:u will not be ' bothered through the winter with family washing. A. STEAM B.C. LAUNDRY FHONE La Grsnfc. Main 7 Oi fen. 4 a f' o ,.'..' . ,, 1HIIII11TT--" ' a e - t fcily For Business WITH A FILL LINE OF FEED, MAY AND GRAIN We are ready to buy all kind of hay and grain, and pay the highest v . market price. . V.Oi-IVER Sinter Bui Id hilt lEFFERSON AVE Main 37 LUMBER RETAILED AT WHOLESALE PRICES B tttr lumber and Cheaper than is sold in La Grandr, W deliver it to your building Crande Konile j Lumber Co PERRY. OREGON. ii Oft , lo Improves the flavor and adds to the health fulness of the food. AGRICULTURAL (OLIIGf -! The Observer received yesterday a copy of the seventeenth annual report of the Oregon Agricultural College for the year ending June 50th. 1 90S. It give the number of student attending that year at 680. being the largest number jver reported. The total disbursements for the year was $74,265.66;' being 109.21 pertudent . , ,' Of the S3 counties In the state. Wheeler ounty i tn only on with no student there, Union ha JS students. But four counties in the state have more students there than Union, Benton county in which the college it located ha the most, 151 No other county in Eastern Oregon ha t many a this. The collage is open to boy and girl, the yoar reported on 476 of the tudents werj boy and 204 girls. - TYjjk') iliis college is sa state institu tion it is dependent for its principal revenues upon the general government Che act of congress July 2d. 1862 grant- id to the state 90.000 acre of land for n agricultural and meehinisal 'school luch of this land has- been sold and the iroceeds constitutes an v irreducible fund, the Interest only Can be used. It ii jgretable that the repirt juit issuec oes not give fuller information as.to thif jnd. It doe not state how much of tht Und has been sold, or how much the rreduciabla . fund amounts to, or what rate of interest it is drawing. , In th receipts tha item "state interest $10, 505.1 1." The book-keeper may know what that item means but to the average ;itizen it has no specific information as to who paid that sum into the college fund or from what source it came. - From tha report before us we learn that up to July 1st., 1905, $78,941.66 had been paid jnto the college, .treasury but with the exception of the $15,000 under tie Hatch act, and $25,000 under the Morrill act, the reader of tha report are given no information as to where the residue came from. be an honest day laborer than a dishonest president of an insurance , company with princely salary: and it is eminently more respectable to fill honestly a humble position of any kind, than to serve as a United States Senator or in any high office when the privilege is purchased with tainted coin. . Again we say, it does indeed, payto be honest ' ' DOCS IT PAY? i Doe the acquisition of illgotten riches pay? is the question every young man ihould '( himself as he embark upon M business sea. Is the burden of a troubled conscience compensated by riches? We think not At this period he result of illgotton gain i placed be bre the public in a most forcible manner ,n the case of John A. McCall, former president of the New York Life Insurance ompany. Yesterday' dispatches chronicled his illness with grave doubts or his recovery. Hi illness is wholly the result of th qualm of conscience. A few year ago, at th time Mr. Mc Call and other life insurance presidents took office with their magnificent salaries, they w,re pointed out with price and up held to the young men of America as examples as to what was in store for th faithful. Today, they are dragged through the mire of candal and driven to oblivion by their disgrace. Only their dishonest method are reaponsible for thir ham. . . Again, ioe it pay to be dishoriett? The, every . wgnway or nr business. political and ooiai teaa to position of honor and trust for him who is honest At this day and age th discrimination i greater than formerly in every line of business. To attain honor ani position it indl coge.il that a yoj,, m fu,fi requirement perscribed. It is better to EXCELSIOR RANGES Best Stoves and Ranges made. I sell them lat $ $3 1 .00. $34.00, $38.00. jNe w Cooking Stoves, $8.00. to $29.00, on the installment plan. aTllLAC STOVES AT 20 per cent DISCOUNT .. iw. now $2.20 s ' $ 2.75 lo m ur 5.50 SO in " " " ' 4.95 18 in Cast Top. Screw Draft Heater 1 J 25 21 in Model Heater, Nickle trimming 15.25 22 in Magic Steel Parlor Heater .1 1.25 IS in Junior Oak Coal Heater 11,50 13 in Boss " now 2.80 now 4.00 now 9.00 now 12.25 ;now 8,95 now 9.16 Bring in your old stove, and trade on a new range or heater.' - F D. HAISTEN, ' PHONE RED 1161; .JU S Highest prices paid for Scond Hand ; Goods -- ANSOUHttMINT , TO THE" REPUBLICAN VOTERS " OF UNION COUNTY I hereby announce myself as Candidate for the Republican nom nation for County Judge, subject to the primary nominating election to beheld April 20th. ' j c Henry. I have made a, special reduction tlon roses for the next IS days, roses from osc to buc Your choice for 25a Until the 28th- of February AlWOUIICfMENI :T0 THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS ' OF UNION COUNTY 1 hereby announce myself as : Candidate for the Republican nom ii. ation for Sheriff of Union Coun'y, subject to th primary nominating election to be held April 20ti). J. M. Murphy i THE LA GRANDE NURSbk Y : Geo. W. Powell, Come and be first to select. I also have a fine lot of Apple, pear, prune, plum, cherry, appri cot peach, mulberry, shade trees and ornamental tree, grapes, Currents, gooseberry, blackberry, dewberry, rasp berry, vines, creepers, and . .hedge plants. XPhone 1611, Thorn' grocery 4 - IT DRAWS HARD On a wimian's vitality to do work fin w14lU sue w unlitUHl, sua we (.iuli-r Low some of tle wonit-i or our uii.l Ii-. thmugh a sli:g sousnn of plnai.j or (linsipatloii. i'MU nil I ri with tears In tlicii eyi, when thoy mcnuon inn sub H't at all. "it U i. Jiini ti'L that with pain, weak nrw and wnarlncst they are "almotit dragged out.' Al&nv. In thii enn- dltlon, rnsnrt to aleobolle stimulants ana invignram. tha aftor effucta ol which are vnr Injurious. l. It V. I'lereo, forty yoars, siro found Dint womon were - bflng fni!itrptd thrniiah Igiiornnce or carclnwiMMH and doUifminml to dvo bis life and euergit to tbi-lr ri'lii'f. iiKiiiynund the on" of their suf fering, hi nan xmyht fur tht meant of rrlitf. and found In AViture's Utlmmuiiry thn arth, cpituln root which bad ro markabln and vaJuablc mmllclnal vlrtuw lor the euro or thfe aliments. l'lng chemically pure glycerine, of nrnr strength instead of alrohol. lie broparnd extracta of these, and the result wap tci aiitiBiacuirr nm tne ooDioina tlon bnrania his "Favorite l'rescrlutlun. The root used ari Ladv's tillmier root. lllack Cohooh root Unicorn Mot, Itlue Cohoxn root and Uolden Neal root The world knows it as l)ia Pikrck's FavoH- m IHKNCRirrioR, which has the won derful and unparalleled record of a half' minion of cures in the last forty rears. Writ to Dr IMeree, Kuffalo, N. Yn for aavicQ, given wiuiout ccarire. I am cl4 to tw able to testify as to tba nerds of lr. Plerw" Ftvorlt freacrlpllon bT Utfl many IIU tha women auffer with." writes Mt Oertrwle Mlu-hell (Provident Young LadleV 1'hrtKilan Knitesmr H.v-tt i-l 431'oluinlil tilreel. E.. Itetiuit, Mich. 'After many rcsra or sairennc an ytuir HMMllrlneb and In a shor ltol stmnevr. hecam non revular and didn't have the hearing-down pain which nan men mr Hit ror ao img. hnail ti BIG REDUCTION SALE ON ALL CHRISTMAS GOODS IS NOW ON AT HILL'S DRUG STORE Very complete line to choose frofn. In books. Perfumes, Toilet SeU. Manicures, Hand Bags, Vases. Smokers' Seta. Ink Wells. Mirrors., Albuns and many other nice things.' Call and see what we have. .'. ' A. Prescription Druggist T. HILL LA GRANDE,' OR iaaMeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ' - ' . Arc you ready . Fcr the , Pruning ScaSoh Supplies of all Kinds tor litis purpose j; W. H. : B O H N E N K A M P. :4 "Che farmers and . : ; - 9ationai SSank ; of jCa St.i Cry NO. Capital,. ' .Surplus ,, ' Liability of Shareholders ' Total . $ 60.000.00 14,000 00 60.000.00 $134,000.00 For the jarotection of it depositors! ' Depositors of this Bank are ao- corded such liberal treatment as shall be in keeping with the character ....--.- ..... . and value of their accounts. We would be pleased to have your ac-'-j count '' ' :' v'-"' 'ti -'. ' JOSKPH PALMER. President. n. e. McCt'LLY. Asst. Cashier. J. W. SCRIBER. Cashier. . 7 J. SCROGGIN. . i Asst. Cashier Beaiitiful Grr amenta! Gombs AO THE LATEST SHAPES i AND :. COLORINGS. SIDE COMBSAND COMB SETS ' . (v. eeaiat 10 he Terr rraterul that It waa hmuKlit toniynotkax I harte no paiua, and teal much SUonirer gvnerallr- I Hi Pierce r-elleta cleans the rWnd F: 'M; We lima n & Corr pariy - :i,-T,:jl.l . ADAMS AVENUE . - - . . . m .: rsl . .,. ' '" . ,.... I ft 4.' I' ' 7wna trs aectuaulaied uupuntiee.