La Grande evening observer., August 01, 1906, Image 2

LOOK HERE
We have just re:e;ved
THREE COMPLETE
HOUSE KEF PI NT.
OUTFIT
Corsistr.g of Eed Rocrr S-ii'.s. Dressers, iron Etcs, Sar.-s. C'ars
Bed Lounges. Couches. Fciag Beds. Cocrr-g Stoves. Cs.rf.et. hsA
Linoleum.
BARGAINS BARGAI S
WARM WEATHER
"GROCERIES
Every thirg you want for a quick cool dinner.
FRUIT JARS
All sizes, Mason and Economy Jars. Phone your
order. Main 75.
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THE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY
- E. POLACK. Propr.
CHERRIES WANTED
W pay 60 per pound for fancy large BLACK CHERRIES, and
fir others according to grade and variety.
We are n the rrarket for eggs. We pay 220 per doz. Spot Cash.
V.'t are new ready to contract for your entire hay Crop for this season.
Call and see us before you rrake any arrangements.
. ,.. mi kmc ul Birawtisrry Boxes
offer very cheap in order to close them out.
PHONE MAIN 2
and crates, which we
EXCELSI' R $31.00 to $45.00
Means Best ange at any price. Sold
n Exchange for Old Stoves or on EASY
INSTALLMENT PLA.4.
!lVE DO UPHOLSTERY and FURMTIRE KEPAIRIC
Phone Red 1161
F. D. HAISTEN
I4,5 Adams Ave.
Phone Red 241
H. B. HAISTEN
Fir Street Store
QUICK MEAL UASOL1NE STOVE
The Kiean, Kool, Kitchen Kind. Wa
Guarantee them. Money back if you
Kant, Keep Kool while Rocking.
Id Grande Evening Observer
WEDNESDAY AUGUST 1. J 906
Never lose sight of the opportunity to
call capital attention to the possibility of
extensive irrigation in this valley.
La Grande should send a strong dele
gation to the irrigation congres: which
will meet at Boise in September. Irn-
, i . . .
One year in advance $6.50 at,on ,noula ..v "a PCS3 0'e -
teMion trom the residents of tms vahey
Published daily except on Sunda;,
Six months in advance
Per month
Single copy
3.S0 j
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Sri
Oregon Produce Company
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Fine
Confectionery
and
ars
AT
VanBuren's
AT
N0T Q0ITE SO H9T
SGHEdRER'S
WE f A YOU WHILE YOU WAIT
Refreshing rest room Summer drinks that satisfy
Best equipped Ice Cream Parlor in Eastern Oregon
j STORAGE COAL
Buy now and save money and worry. $7.00 per
delivered in your bin.
ton
Call and see our line of
BUGGIES
HAY. GRAIN, AND STEAMED ROLLED BARLEY.
: GRANDE ROXDE CAMI COMPANY.
J Fr.cono Main C Lewis Bros. Prop.
Entered at the Post Office at La Gra
Oregon. as Second Ciass Matter.
SURREY BROS.. EDS AND PROP
This paper will not pubiish any artic.e
appearing over a nom-de-piume. Signed
article will be received subject to the
discretion of the editors. Please sign
your articles and save disappointment.
AHVt'K'llf.o KA'IK
piny Ad ntuw rarnKhM apnn Kp,irit .
rl retullnic ikii Ion, ur prr line Hrr I w
lino, 50 per ilnt foremen rtui'4Unt .uw
lion,
oolii'iuun "if eouloltmre, 50 er line.
HnlM of ttiiii.lt V vr line
DOfl'I Bf Aft mivi
Lewiston Teller: It Is said that an In
dian never forgets a slight nor forgives an
injury. He will wait a lifetime to get
even. This characteristic is not confined
to Indian. There are plenty of others
who pride t 'emse ve upon the fact that
they never forget a kindness or forg.ve
an injury. Indeed, is not this the stan
dard by which most persons regulate
their living? And while remembering
kindness shown is commendable it is an
indication of pitiable character weakness
to harbor resentment for real or fancied
injuries. Tnere ejn be no worse hell here
or hereafter than that which the individ
ual makes for himse'f who harbors a
feeling of hatred or resentment. Some
one has said: "The man who considers
himself a Nemesie wd treasures up a
wrong, who nurses an injury, who lets
ignoble hatreds 'ester in his heirt, car.no.
be a happy man. H s sou! is l'ke a
crouched tiger ready to spring upon the
victim of his wrath. If it is easier to put
on record in the memory personal griev
ances and to hug an ugly feeling, it is
because we have chosen to do so, If we
hoard up in the mind the unhapoy episodes
of life it is because we have formed the
habit of doing so." We should iearn to
forgive, if not forget. Ana thrown th
act of forgiving we can becoxe capable
of forgetting. Learn lo forget' Life is
loo short ard human happiness so dtri
cult an atta nrre t that r.o :e can afford to
detract from his own or another's hap
piness through harbor ig resentment cr
hatred. Learn to forget!
W:th the extension of the rju roid -tito
Wallowa county. La Granoe wiii t'e a
central distributing point, fur a rsj.nber of
j manufacturing and com r.ac .! ei:er-
' pr.ses.
The Commercial C ub a".e' a years
hard work finally larded tne saw mil
and is ready to taenia the next proposi
tion tnt looks feasible. Tms is the year
to get busy.
1 Irrga'iort would make j ssic.e rie vast
, vailey tilled v th horres s r ar t -"av
1 Far. Fruitdalo. C.ne and p. it -ns :?. ,-
, immediate vicinity of On i. V.y.er .
j the basis of ail cf th:, ciiiu'iei j'fjj
( tun. It wli cjmo n t :ne rj: t e s .--or
j it is sta'ted the .cicr :: s ey .,i!
arid much valuable information could be
gathered by attending this meet rg. It
u.30 ua w.o rjicuus.
capital to this section of the cou-.try.
i Special Sale this week4!
Ion Go-Carts and Ice
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vi cum
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W. H. BOHNFNKAMP CO
A transition of great moment is ta,:-
ir.g place in Russa. A change from an ! J
autocracy to a constitutional monarchy. ! J
A complete reversal cf theory and prac- i J
tice in the government of that great em- .e '
pire. Men previously unknown have at (
once taken their places as parlimentanans j
and debaters equal to the best in the rep- 1
resei.tative chambers of Europe ar.d
America. This marvelous change does
not necessiarilly mean an end of political 1
or social unrest for Ihe present or for a
long time to come. Great tradgedies are
being enacted and the
hardly commenced.
beginning has 1
I
CRAM MARKETS
Chicago Aug. 1 Wheat opened at?75j,
closed at 76: corn opened at 48."$:
closed at 47 ; oats opened at 34
closed 5iV
Twenty yar buile
"1 was a looser in a twenty year battle
witn chronic piles and malignant sores,
until I tried Buckien's Arnica Saive;
which turned the tide, by curing both,
till not a trace remains." writes A. M.
Bruce, of Farmville, Va. Best for old
Uicers. Cuts. Burns and Wounds. 25;
at Newnn Drug Co.
NOTICE TO C EDI 0S !
Notice is hereby given, that all persons J
having claims against the estate of Wiliiam !
F. Ewipg. deceased, to present tne sime '
to tlie undersigned, or at the office cf J. L. ;
Caviness. at lsiard C.ty, Union County. !
Oregon, on or befoie six months from the !
date of this notics.
Dated this 28tn day of July, i 906
Loisa E:N 3. 1
Executrix Estate Wti,iarn F. E.vir.g .
deceased.
A LITTLE TALK ON
ICECREAM SODA
NOT B ETTER T.IAN THE BEST
BUT BETTER THAN THE REST
To rr,a;ntan the reputation we have acquired for supplyidg the needs of our
iimuj n.iu.g in 5,Bij uepai wiiicui, a repuuuion ve point 10 wnn paraon
ah e rlde. we want, now, to advise you that we have opened our oda
fountain w th a new line of crushed fruits and fruit juice which excel any
which we have ever had. and while we may occasianly find a ' party who
has r tv tried ore of our delicious ICE CREAM SODAS we find a hun- 5
cred w-io have, and do. and always will, because they wart the best and
appreciate a fine article. We have some new flavors this year which are I
go.ng to b of universal favor on account of their delicate flavors. Hoping J
ycj wih k.ndiy favor us witn an eariy call, so we may show you.
We are respectfully, ,
A. T. H I LL j
Procnption CruKgtst LA GRANDE. OR j!
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HIS APPRECIATION
tVL'lNE;S
:.rg account
IAN thoroughly
:ri a r.ar.K. Those
advantages
appreciates the advartapesnf a
wiiu uo not Keep sucn an
Pacific -taERSiTY:;
id to exp'a.n thj workings of
familiar with banking.
FOREST GROVil, OREGON.
A HIGH-GRADE COLLEGE WITH
Superior equipment.
Beautifully located twenty-six mild
from Portland.
Full regular collepe courses.
Academy pives strur.ir preparatory and
ui);!i oi.iuHi ciiurses.
Conservatory of Mtf.e and 'chool f
Art, with super.or instructors.
Rusiness branches taught
Gymnasium and Field Athletics unda
a Physical Director.
Well-equipped Laboratories.
Library of la.oiKi Volumes.
Healthful socml life: religious influence,
All student enterprises active.
Tc t SCHOOL THT STf NCS FOR THI
BEST IN EDUCATION '
WHITE FOR CATALOGUE '
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ktefifts
a checking account
e cepos'ts and in savings department.
CAPITAL AND fCRPIL'S
$74,000.00
Vhc farmers and Traders
9ationat !JanA
0 a Sf
da Vrtgott
DeWitt
DeWin t the n,m to lock for when
1 1 to to ovr Vftlrh H.zel S..
LfW.tft w ten Huel Salve In the
cne.l mij el, t,-U.e. In tct
Iin Hthe ot!ljV.':tch HelSly
ihit It nut tro.li the uwiuiterusd
Witch-Hazel
Alt her ire cainterff rt bai Iml
tica. chp jr4 wcrthlj-even
DfWm iWitch HelSiv
tmrfic (or Pi m; Blind, Beob.
nchntKjPrc.tmiJiP,j. AlMCutV
Bums. Bruise.. Eprl-t. Lncfntloni.
CivifJJl.j. Bmh. Cwbuncles. Ecjfm
Tttr. st Rheum, tnd .l other Skin
Disease
SALVE
FKRPaHaD ST
E.C.DeVittCo..Chic.l.
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SEEIXG IS BELIEVING i
is a proverb especially true of our
business. If we examine your eyes f
and fit you with glasses you must
ne. eve in us. For vou will n
netter than you ever did with t
those dd window glass spectacleijV
EVERYTHING
A-d vcu know or have heard of
our moderate charge method
and OpMcIcn
iiii,iitr:i 1 1 1 e '.- ittetttet itiitmi.
ti.
.c.'re de ; J.
A. T. MILL, 1 rings
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