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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1906)
L r 'v5. ifc'iiHiV MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN it an important part of our stock. They art carefully pre pared and will prove of inesti mable benefit to little) sufferers. Soothing syrups for tortured little bodies. Centle but effica cious remidies for youthful ills. Lotions, ointments, toilet pow ders, puffs, sponges, combs, brushes, and all articles for the nursery are here in great quan tity and good quality. We have a full line of all wel known!! nf ant Foods. OUR SPECIALTIES Doctors Prescriptions and FamilyReceipts. t RED CROSS DRUG STORE eeeeettnteteeettttetsiieaeaaae4aaaaeee A. C. MAC LENNAN, Prop. Prescription Pharmacist Tell Us 'ow to do It Tell us how we can supply you a better quality cigar for the money i than the well known and well liked La Flor De Hackman witnout loss J and we'll do it. You know very well that we must make some pro- fit or go out of business. So don't forget to ask your dealer for the La Flor De Hackman cigar. Manu- e . factured by J C. E. HACKMAN, Cor. Adams Avenue and Greenwood 5 0 Fine Confectionery and Cigars Af VanBuren's SGHE&RER'S i , , i T0R NNE GANDIES TRtilTS AND IGC CRCAM Next door to post Office t rccn Uroccries Fresh Every Day Every thing in season j ALL ORDERS DELIVERED PROMPTLY Try a Sample of our Gheese SEATTLE GROCERY CO LAWSON BROS. Prop. We care not how you suffered, no what faiUd to cure you, Hollister's Rockr Mountain Tea makes the puniest, weak est specimen of man or womanhood strong and healthy. J8 cents. Tea or Tablets. Nkwiin Dhuo Co. EXCURSION TO PIONKRS PICNIC The 0. R. & N. will sell round trip titUetatj Weston Ore. May SO. 8 1st, June Vt ami 2d 1906 for Pioneer An- iwe.1 Pkmki at I (are or 8.B0. ' E. C Moona -. Li Crande Evening ODserver ; THURSDAY.' JUNE T, 1906 Published daily except on Sunday One year in advance . $6.60 Six months in advance 3.60 Per month ...: 65 Single copy .... 5c Entered at the Post Office at La Qrande Oregon, as Second Class Matter. CURREY . BROS.. ED'S AND PROP This paper will not publish any article appearing over a nom-de-plume. Signed articles will be received subject to the discretion of the editor. Please sign your articles and save disappointment ADVKKII-UNO KATKM ilaplar Ad ratea rgrnlabed apoD application .octal reading noi Ices lOo per line flfst lnaet Hon, s per lint for each aubaaquenl inaer (Ion. autoUona of eno'loleneet 50 . er line. rJa uf Uiabka, on per Una. LAST SESSION . This is the last session of the present county 000.1 a, Juu ilauiauu auu Commissioner Blumenstein retire with the satisfaction of knowing that during their administration the county indebted ness has been reduced thousands of dollars, something unknown in this coun try. Since .the county seat has been moved to La Grande all portions of the country are now interested in seeing the indebt edness reduced, which was not formerly the case. The large debt, the expense of another court house, the expense of moving were argument used by those opposed to a change, and they were the factors that prevented s removal many years before it was finally accomplished and the larger the debt the easier it was to prevent the possibility of a removal. The transition has taken place and now it is to the interest of every section of the county to tee the debt wiped out and it i being rapidly reduced. , , With Mr. Seldertas a holdover member of the Board, with the busines experience which County Judge-elect J. C. Henry will carry into the office and with the ex perience in county officers of Commission er elect Ben Brown the county will have a board that will always have the interest of the county at heart and it goes wi fl out saying that the present policy of debt reduction will be continued. It is a safe prediction that Union county will be entirely out of debt within the next ten years, large as it is, and in so doing the rate of taxation need not be so large as it has been in the past. A Mountain of Gold could not bring as much happiness to Mrs. Lucia Wilke, of Caroline, Wis., did one 25c box of Bucklen's Arnica Salve, when it completely eured a run ning sore on her leg, which had tortured her SS long years. Greatest antiseptic healer of Piles, Wounds, and sores. 25c. Nbwun Dhuo Co. FOR SALE Air motor windmill' gocd condition. ' A. M claim N 4th st. Fruitmen would like to see a few bright sunny days. There orchards need spraying but it is useless while the daily showers prevail. The hay growers how., ever are delighted, but the ice and ice cream dealers are of the opinion that the country has a sufficiency of moisture and the country needs real warm, growing weather. land has been wihdrawn for forest re serves. Sales of timber are limited yet. but witl no doubt grow rapidly as the supply diminishes and price, rise. Ore gon's counties having the heaviest timber in reserves will probably reap a consid ers, b e annual revenue from this source. Grazing feee will be realized from the first year that the new h rovision goes into effect The minimum and maximum figures are not available, but the average number of sheep -hat will be permitted on reserves will probably be at the rate of one for each 2.5 acres, wmle cattle will be alloted at the rate of one beast for each, five or six acres. The Government's figures for tu nmtr grazing of sheep are five to eight cents, and 23 0 25 for cattle. If sheep rmy be -aken as a basis of estimate, at six cents a head, and 2.5 acres to one sheep, the rsve-iue fron 12.330,003 acre would be $28d,000 for the grezing privi lege. It cannot be said that nearly 1 2 000,000 acres will be grazed, so this basic figure is probably high. Under the 10 per cent provision, the state would get cut of this aggregate but $28,800, to be distributed among the many counties hav ing reserve land. Timber revenues will in all probability be much larger, especially west of the summit of the Cascades. Such returns '.'.':!! in z!! pr?bv'ify Honm a more im portant item of county revenue in the next decade. In the struggle for such concessions as this, the North members of Congress have cften found themselves practically alone. Senator Fulton has consistently striven for a larger percentage of timber and range receipts, but found that the struggle had to be pioneered among apathetic members whose states had hue cr no timber for the market and less grass, Under the provisions of the pending meas ure, he hopes that public sentiment will be quickened, until the division of receipts is placed on a basis of such share for the Government as actual expenses require, giving the residue to the counties where reserves are found. When the pending agricultural appro priation bill becomes law, if as at present framed, all proceeds of forest reserves, whether for sale of timber or grazing privileges, will be divided with counties in which the reserves are situated. The percentage agreed upon is 10, which will probably be finally adopted, this being of gross receipts. The effect in Oregon will be material, where approximate y 12.000.000 acres of I THE LA GRANDE NURSERY SHADE TREES Is one of my special ties. Delivery to be made on or after March 15. Special bargains on Roses I also have a fine lot of Apple, pear, prune, plum, cherry, appri cot, peach, mulberry, shade trees and ornamental trees, grapes, currents, gooseberry, blackberry, dewberry, rasp berry, vines, creepors, and hedge plants. Phone 151 1, Thorns' grocery Geo. W. Powell, AA A ROAST FROM GRANDY & RUSSEL'S will give you a very agreeable surprise if you are not a customer of ours, and you will wonder why you never favored us with an order before. Any of our patrons will tell you that our meats far surpass anything ever tasted, being of th finest and most tender quality; and what is more, always so. The best lamb, mutton, beef, veal and poultry in season is always to be found at Grandy& Russell Is Disease a Crime r N.it. very Ichir aim. a popular niagnzlm t'lii'INiui) an oiiuirial article in wlm-h tin1 writer aTU-d. in iiImhik-. that hi: Jimmim' i.houll tn ri-irunlcd as criniinnl Certain It rs. that miii-h uf the sirknew end mifTeriiiu of mankind In due to the violation of certain of Nature's Inws. Hut to say tlmt all sickness slimilil lie rfftaniert as criminal, must appeal to every reasonable Individual as radically wraiiiir It would he harsh, unsympathetic, 11. M'linioeinn tne poor. wh.iL ..cm.-.. ...I 1 11. .... e . m,M-nm! wno sinks under the heavy load of household cares ,,. , Vilnius, aim aimers imm weak nesses, various displacement of pelvic organs and other UcraiiKetnents peculiar tji hur wf r Frequent hearing of children, with Its ex- !?;!1.n?il'n,,n'1'' ,""n ""' "V.tcm. coupled with the iv, worry anil lalmr of rearlnir a larire family. Is often the emiM- of weak ncssex. il.Tmn.vni.-ini. n.l debility which are Wirraval.il , t,t. ,,. ,u,.,u,, rln ami the naril. and iievrr-eiiil.ua-work which tne mother Is i-rIkiI upon to 11.1f1.1m. Iir fierce, the maker of that wotlil-famvtl rem 01 lVr m'i' .l,eciiHivr weaknesses and llls-llr. I l. lyes Favorite Pres. nptsm-N.yr 11.V""...' "";r""'" oh.IH.-le. to the. -Ufa or this cla.of 1 mlieius l the !u l Unit the poor ;. over-,rk..l I,ih-i.,Iv ;, not "hi ih,M rest f,t,m her many l i.n.ehi.lJi car," ami I'er tii i-i.ui.i,. i,,.r to snw m.n the uwof iil.-Prevrintlon-lts f hrtieliVi. 5 Is a tnauerot lm ,. ru.,H y,t. Ul his euen.ive nra. , these rases. 'to " 'h 'I in which hi. tv atn.ent falla fmSrV'"tJf "" ''?""' h a'itliiy to s m", n with tho-e .uilerimj fiont iin.lap.us. antil Srirni".'...""''": "' ", li ill .,.1 'If ""' ""ly oreans. !,i 1,. -V "'. l so.,.., on to la!, i"' " '-orne IWil,.t ion " they ahsta n front hem- wry m.ich.or r.,t H , " their feet. All e,iy hf,:l r r 1 h',e iveiv L. u .1" '.H ''"''. " "'est. liartit l-ii uri nirr, paiirnt oimtw the-e rui.s an.i the Ite Plrsrriiii n ' will 1I0 11,.. 1 ' Dr. l'irr,,.-s MiMI.-nl A.lvlser Is sent rv r 'A St'hI ir. n.v! ivirce. ' ' siainps lor cloth II t.-K cimsi'lt the IWs-tor. fns hen 1 "'l c iinii,.cat held ssicn-.i'y cmlideiipiii. I. I'ktcc's l"t-.n r.-llets invlirnrnt. sud r,-ulie stomach, liver aud bow"'! I. el III. F'avor- illllid "f eliarae .Us uru L O O K A job lot of PICTURES and FRAMES just received and sold at half price fox one week. Sizes 8x10, 20x24 25c to S2.50 , " , LACE CURTAIN for big window at half price, $3,500' ROLL EDGE LOUNGE, only $8.50 CARPETS. RUGS. MATTING and LINOLEUM, all sizes and prices. , LADIES' WRITING DESKS. Golden Oak, $8.50 CENTER TABLES, 75c and up. Remember we pay cash for all second hand goods of value, or will exchange anything we have in our store which you may want Gall or phone Red 1751 ' - FIR STREET SECOND ttu STORE HAVE YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY FILLED AT WATTS DRUG CO La Grande, j car load or STAR A STAR! e SHINGLES Received Today Windows Doors and Building hardware. Plumbing done in the neatest manner. W. H. BOHNRNKAMP CO - HIS APPRECIATION THE BUSINESS MAN thoroughly appreciates the advantages of a checking account with a bank. Those who do not keep such an account miss many of its advantages. We are always glad to explain the workings of a checking account to those who are not familiar with banking. Interests paid on time deposits and in savings department CAPITAL ANDSURPIUS $74,000.00 Ghe farmer ana Uraders 9atonat S3ank Crtyom ISItltaaaaaaaaaa ) ) Fv am. ll - - - Do you see differently in your right eye from what you do in your left. There's some serious trouble then. Have us ex amine mem. GLASSES accurately fitted will correct this and benefit the eyes in other ways. Don't neolnr.t tha vm It is 'Vflifr not good sense or good economy to refrain from buying a $1.60 pair of glasses now and later when the eyes are worse have to pay $5.00 for more powerful lenses. J. II. PEARE. Jeweler and Optician
