La Grande evening observer., March 10, 1906, Image 4

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Times have you wished:
1 Jor : a daintily decorated X
room?. well, (. th
liSO OI blUUUlIlK oil, WIB
6hiiig 'gate?" HSht H
.open. aruLyeuaL find. yu
Ifeelf well inside our com
fortable showroom, with
kn attentive array tf 2
X caper, that will make day-
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nn onii riv k ups w i i l. li n
i jigns artistic- Hee, theft I J
T for interior decorations, i
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HE NEW CIGAR STORE
Smoking Sundries. Fruit , nd
'Copfctlonery. ' All tli leading'
?' eriodical. Best appointed Club
00m in th city. A Qentlemins'
rWHUXfli!
J. P. DONNELLY Prop.
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(JAMES FARQUH ARSON, Prop.
OaaiplaM wartmsnt of
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:" Cold lunches and miAd ( drlnkl isl 'J
kpecialty. Fair and impartial
I trsaunsni 10 .an. , ( j ou are invuea
! w call and get acquainted.
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; ; A Safe Medicine for Children.
I ' fwhmlmr a enmrh m.K-Ttrerfor eWMMor be f raM- bar
.,wu rmmn Peukhv Thore Is no
S follow. It to intended enpeclally for oongh. cold, crotp and whooping
I' mh, and 1 the best uiwllelue In the world for these disease. It to not only
certain enre for cronp, but. whi l iven as soon the copy congl pr.
"' ... 4 1V1 It t uriwwrii,i.Xnnirh M tkil daiiffvrotBNh'btt tht Ivmedy
I-,Kiven a dlrecteil. ItUn(alnnrjplnm or ollleJ liWiJ tlD. xA fcy U
ren aa oonndent,ly to ft baby a to an
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We are now m a position j
to fill all coal orders very 5.
;omptfif.,,,Dr(3ef,',.e;aay
:na'gef,yaat"'6lkVto1dlay I
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tafley, Still
Rorser- feed
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Lewis Bros. Prop.
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11 GRANDE MESSENGER
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Fiv blocks from fountain 10c
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lace in ens qty .r t . fxoe
RED 261
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. CREAMERY BUILDING
Now is the time to do your fencing,
you heed fenceposts, we have them for
sale. Our post were cut from green fur,
and tamarack trees and are thoroughly
dfy.We"Vve aVoutSt)00 of fheb' which
Jwj nustftpose ofjjnis sprinfc. We will,
exenange mem lor uv ikkk, nay, gram,
ggs,-potat4efMt'!oQier produce.
Leave orders at The Golden Rule or at'
N.J 608 iita,Strl Also; dry cord
wood for sal in any quantity.
J. Anthony
daiiiwr from It, and relief to alwyi
mlierd
adult.
POINTS O VYATER QUESTION
' Continued from'' page 8" t(
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- TAXPAYERS - -
Mr.'Gilman' said 1 W 4 a man of Influ
ent While a -member 1 of 'tKe blty'coiihcll
of U Grahde. "wks1 J ha'f "y ' fault' bf
mine The- otrier rfimDr of the 'city
council -ahcT myielhaV atwayi'tied to
do what we thought best for the city's
welfare and future, benefit t.Qf.tlie U
piyers. and think for ,. the. benefit of . the
Uxpayerf , it will beprflpar.! at thisim
t4 submit, the. followMigIist..o .,epan
oh the gsoeraj (undjo. (heir, approval or
disapproval..! M i ,.,!ui
fir year amount
1 B92 gehr't warrants IssoetT $1 06 49
1B98' " - " ' -''"',lOb91D'
1B94' - -M' " '' '-'J,l5,'4'87'8'l'
1898-'- '' '"' '""u "-'bfie'64
1B96 " "-: " SZteO
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I hiiltiincr rnnnril
i room.' Ifireouse, tity'fti'jbMW
1B00 genr I warrants issued 6.903 bB
1B01
1692
1B55
uhi r iooo i was eiecuMi as a
niember pf the city coupci, ,wariar)ts pp
tHeT generald fund, wax, selling for 76
trfts on-th dollaT as ew urorklng'mah
fdr-the'eity it thenimVcan tesKT. ' With
thaTother members of the city council we
deeded that Vvobltf 'reduce expendi
tures until we could getbetter Brii?.'2r.
warrants, ana uie recorqer s omce win
sliow that the ibovejures JlWlVSn J
now to tne expense oi tne water
ssjem. . . . . , '
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ysafr income . on bonds expense
B94 $2.11192 $900 00 $1.21192
1896 2.647 Eif jr.90Jj Wt 1 11.647 54
8?6
898
8?9
2,760 72 900 00 ,1,850 72
s.071 20 itoorafti 12.471 20
5,218 64 none 2.674 34
$.333 24 .none 2.933 24
341 &V IKbrft i'f 1,41 67
4,182 21 none 4.182 21
4,450 00 none 4.450 00
6,070 66-. none" "- 6,070 66
B80
1901
991
'During all this time warrants were
wofth par on' the' water fiinS." ' ' General
fund-waTrantf issued in ye&f TBSS vere"
not redeemed until year 1 898 and war
rants issued" in, yer 1894 were pot re
deemed unt.1 1901. , One pan. readily see
with .reduced .xpense commencing with
the ysar 1 896,- the1 gain in the redemp
tion, of . warrants was more rapid than
formerly, ' causing the scale 6f warrants
at increased price. , . I was a' member of
the city council of La Grande from March
896 to MarcV1904,., ex?ept about four
months, a continuous service of almost 8
years', and general fijnd warrants in 1904
found ready sale at 95$ on the dollar,
Now one more wont about those springs
and our watar.supply. Mr. unman says
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have a -pet-scheme for-supplying Morgan
lake water tothe'eitizehs, of La Grande.
Let s tee' if that is correct
self , and' '.associates' conceived th;
idea of developing of a power" plant for
th gefieritiori o(..i(teclf.i(;ity arid' .wi.spent'
our own money in doing so or put up -our
own securities to get tKS krianey expended
and did not ask the city of La Grande for
any bonds.'"" Bat last Tatl , when it was
thought necessary to ' repair -the city
pumps, myself as apoltesmen for the com
pany Informed' the city council that they
could use tha - overflow water of - the
power planLfor thirty days without any
expense td the'etty.ptherthan fixing. there
wn flum-j or bix from t'icttur station
to th reservoir.' -Then if the water proyr
edsatlsfactoty to the' citizen for use we
would make them a less price :for the
water delivered in. the iesevoir than It.
cost thefri to' tin th pumps (perhaps, 'thi'
was a gTeftfc-'-Th member of the..Cit,j
counoil were. very fair and took some pt
th Water" and sent 'A way fof annalr.l,
ysis and when returns came it 'was not
satisfactory . 'and tha que stion' has never
been. trsen ted, to. the pity council ..since,
and it will not be 1 can assure, you -and
th city has not, been, to ono dollar ofr ex
pense to my knowledge as reason of our
development of m i electric plant tht I
every citizen oi l uranae isn muij i
much more satisfactory than any former
lighting plant in La Grande. J J -. J
in loas mi, w. u. nuntor was ap
proached and asked to buy th Falk
springs now in controversy at the price of
$1,400.00 by a gentleman who said he
thni held an option on them at that price.
Whdgets the other $1,600.00 if 'they
can 1e sold to the city at the present
prka of $3,000.00? Perhaps Mr. Oilman
can U 1 us.
Then after the Falk springs are pur
chased what will we have to pay to get
the several springs on the Schilling land?
I am told that the price of th Schilling
place is $6Qq0.opi (ft this is so w would
not have much : oney left for th piping
of th water to. th rsrvoir, , . . i
Then perhaps Mr. Oilman can tell us
What h riM.Tnam mniilH
say if w should decide to absorb all, this
water supply. I remember that only
few yerg6'thy fought and wbrr this
vary sam water supply and they would
not be likely to sit idly by and see us of
th Nw Town ' absorb - all thsir water
supply without a protest, in fact 1 know
they would object very strongly and they
would be orbtected In their rights.
In 'reply1 tS 'lVrr. Oilman's sUtemen't
I lTl fivJ f liU,t t - .....a
t ;t the bond issue o:
from wat r Vo:fShaB fdr'4"y4r for pri
vate graft -is something 1 know nothing of
for 1 was" thm-livmg-m" 'SatornT'Ore-gon
and dii'noe-etMie-'tij La"'Orarlde -a'Atill
Oictob3r 28th.. 1890, and"neVer ttCd-Th'"
handling of thrs' mori'ey or 'any tart df"lf.'
Trusfing' trtat the' InfbrWwtloh1 -obfained by
'isbh oMhe-different eWs' , e'xjr86sea
throdgh- tm bed uiris of the 'Otntttvex miy
6fus tothe'teirpayet an'd'Vbters' Of
Lk-Craride dn-ifieft Monday. '' -
-i remain" respdctftiiry,
'" ' " '-J.'W. BctfitkW.
This
drug store tries to serve every
cusCbrrterWwell thatthei "Will rioftHink
( going elsewhere fb'r'drug stb'r 'goods;' 1
A T TiiLu PVescrfpUarfDVugZti
NbHrmg likb'a nltie diit 'df talcy tlbrhed 1
beef rtth"cabbatfe'or 'saeUr-krtaot onoe1-
m.a, whilej '...We can..ffer.mosJb o( the.. J
tame whyle.or half .rounds you,,cant
use so much.' or whatever quantity you
requirer of well 'fed ' aticftiartff ulfy1 coYrt-' '
ed.beeftenden ''tasty-" arid wholesome"
If .you re, io tfae, notion, today.. i.piiooBis.
tjhe orde.r,and we'll have the meat,,
around'in no time. '
' V NION -OOUT Y
ABSTRACTS:
Farm Loans a Specialty
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Best equipped abstracter, in Union
county. Many years experience
"with the Onion county' records
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gives me a. great advantage. It
Is folly1' to purchase 'real 'e'state' " r
without first securing a a proper
abstract. -An abstract from'-my
office will show the title just ' as
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. it appears on Jhe official record.
;''R: OLIVER,
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Room 31 Sommer Building '
WALLOWA COUNTY
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OF WALLOWA, OREGON.
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A. K. Steumkbebo, Pres.. - ,
LPHOLSTtRlNG AND. CABINET
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Furniture repaired and upholstered
No order too small or too large.
All work guaranteed, , ,
Old furniture made good as new
E. Ei SCOTT,'
Shop 142Q Adams Avenue -
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Contractor and Butldrr
Draler in Ruilfine Material'
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Drop a line -naming work, and 1 will
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fellST COMEDIANS, SINGERS, DANCERSr MUSICIANS I
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RICES:
Orchestra. $1.00. Orchestra Center. 76c. Uress uircie ooc j
tellvt.$. 544 ea vi VYV PwefV. . .
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TUESDAY,
Startling.
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: 8-BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS-8
Beautiful ;8oerwry .:!(' Novel Vaudeville
Entir Production Carried ; ; Surprising Climaxes
PRICES Orchestia and Orchestra
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America's Most
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231'Nrghts Gaiety TRe'atr,' London.
WE DN ESD'AV,: MARCH 14 H S
PBICE&-Orc:iestra, $1.50. Orchestra Center. $1.00. Dress Circle 7B
J Cents.' Balcony: 60 Cents.
LA GRAN0E
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C mpletc Machine Shops and Foundry
General Blacksmiths, We manufacture The Fitzgerald Roller Feed
' Mill., the best And ' cheapest mill on the market. Our shops ara
... . equipped with machinery to handle any sized work, nothing too larga
or nothing to small., Highest prices paid for old iron.
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Clres rest to th stomach. Cures Indigestion, dyspepsia, sour stomach,
tired stomach, weak stomach, windy stomach, puffed stomach, nerroui
stomach and catarrh of the stomach. A guarantttd cure. . u"? ,
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Center, 76 cents. Dress Circle and
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