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EXCELSIOR
HEATERS RANGES
COND HAND ITEMS
Groceries
We have a complete line of the well known heaters. They give
universal satisfaction.
HEATERS for Cca! or Wood. Our prices $2.25 to S25.00
Office chair : $1 W
Office Book case . ..
.. 2 I
AND BAKERY GOODS
3 Wash, machines ....
3 60 to 6T
7.00 to 50.00
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75 to 1 50
COOK STOVES
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TME CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY
E. POLACK, Propr.
W A IN T fc- CJ
Hay, Grain, fruit, in short. All Kinds of farm Products
We have contracts for 500 tons of hay. We must have the hay to supply
our customers. We will pay the highest market prices, spot cash, for all
goods. We will also want a great deal of oats, and other grain as soon as
they are ready for market. We are ready, at any time, to contract your late
winter apples, as we will want a great number of cars to supply our trade.
At the present time we are takirg a l:rr,ited amount cf small fruits, potatoes
and all the fresh eggs you have.
Call on us before You make any Arrangements in
Marketing your goods
We have a nice lot of hay and oats in our
warehouse which we offer to the local trade in a retail way. at wholesale
prices. We have a car of Fancy fresh water melons from Milton, Orepon.
due here tomorrow morning. These will be the finest of the season on this
market. Buy your melons now while they are good, as the melon season
will soon be over for a year.
PHONE MAIN 2
L Oregon Produce Company i
RANGES
27.50 to 45.00
WE DO UPHOLSTERY and FIRMTURE REPAIRING
EXCELSIOR HEATER
Phone Red 1161
F. D. HAISTEN
4X5 Adams Ave.
Phone Red 241
H. B. HAISTEN
Fir Street Store
Ccmer book case &. stand 1 60
!'. 16 Cross cut saws 50 to 2 00
l' Plcure,, frames 10 & up
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Sewing machines 5 00 to 10 00
Shot guns and rifles 1 50 to 12 50
1 New c tier mill only $8 00 A snap,
La Grande Evening Observer
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 1906
Published daily except on Sunday
The Louisville Couriur-Journal says
One year in advance . $6.50 the Kentucky editors at Grayson Springs
Six months in advance 3.60 J were "shut off completely from all drinks
Per month ' 65 i ""P1 plain UBVrnished water"
I but why should it be considered of suffi
Single copy 5c I
cieni importance iui iiewaii mcuviui,.
Not until next Independence day wil!
the new star be added to the flag. Tne
formal work of making a state takes
time and care.
Beautiful
New Carpets and Rugs j
? 2, :
Entered at the Post Off ce at La Grande
Oregon, as Second Class Matter,
CURREY BROS., ED'S AND PROP
Fine
Confectionery
and
Cigars
a
Af
VanBuren's
Refreshing Drinks
To suit the Weather at
Al
t'
SGHEdRER'S
Its always Summer Time with us
This paper will not publish any artice
appearing over a nom-de-plume. Signed
articles will be received subject to the
discretion of the editors. Please sign
your articles and save disappointment
ADVEKliriINU KATES
Jlaplay Ad rate rarnlahed upon application
.ocal reading notion lOe per line flnrt loaei.
tton, so per lint fur mwb Nubiequeat latei.
tlon.
tetolilUoni of condolence, 5e er line,
urdaof thanka. I per Una.
Vice-president Fairbanks undoubtedly
feels that he has shown himself to be
very brave and courageous by taking
advantage of the opportunity offered
yesterday at Chicago, but if mumcipa ,
ownership had no more potent enemy
than a man who must wait for his superior
officer to die before he comes in for a
show, there would be little cause for
worry on the part of the advocates of ,
. . ,
municipal ownersnip
If the attorney general goes ahead and
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collects the $147,600,000 in fines for
which the Standard Oil stands liable,
won't that be a long step towards gov
ernment ownership.
When Cassie Chad wick has completed
her term of service, it might be a good
business stroke for her to open a cor
respondence school for the purpose of
teaching women how to be bankers by
mail.
James K. Jones, twice chairman of
the National Democratic committee has
written to Bryan advising the latter to
entirely drop the subject of government
ownership of railroads and take a firm
stand for the enforcement of the present
law.
Arriving Daily.
W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO :
The record of conviction in the Oregon
timber cases ought to demonstrate con
clusively that political thievery doesn't
pay and that the day of the grafter is
waning. There has been altogether too
much of the idea that everything goes
with the party in power, and the public
may be legitimately plundered by those
who happen to be in a position to so
shape public affairs that thievery is made
easy. The long list of convictions in the
cases named ought to be a.i object lesson
in politics, and should impress upon the
rising generation ths importance of politi
cal integrity, though it may seem some
what of a novelty to place integrity and
politics in the same list. Union Republican.
It pays to read the advertisements of
enterprising hoinb merchants. They are
the people who make a town a trade
center. You should remember that the y
bring the conveniences, necessaries and
many of the luxuries of life right to your
door and as a rule sell you honest goods
at a small profit. Ex.
TRESPASS NOTICE
Notice is hereby given tr.at all parties
are hereby warned not u hunt, fish o
trespass on any or a!i of my laids.
A. 3. Conley.
A LITTLE TALK ON :
ICE CREAM SODAj
NOT B ETTER THAN THE BEST ;
BUT BETTER THAN THE REST
To maintain the reputation we have acquired for supplyidg the needs of our
many patrons in every department, a reputation we point to with pardon-
able pride, we want, now, to advise you that we have opened our soda
fountain with 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 nev tried one of our delicious ICE CREAM SODAS we find a hun- J
dred who have, and do, and always will, because they want the best and
appreciate a fine article. We have some new flavors this year which are
going to be of universal favor on account of their delicate flavors. Honing
you will kindly favor us with an early call, so we may show you,
We are respectfully.
A. T.
Prescription Druggist
HILL
LA GRANDE. OR
PASTURE fOR REM
Pasture for rent. ! 00 acres of
meadow land and 70 acres of grain
land. Inquire of Dr. M. K. Hall.
Candies, Nuts, Cigars and Tobacco
NEW HAY j
Choice lot of this vear's Timothy Hay just received
In small bales. Best we have seen for many years.
S Ghoped feed and steam rolled barley manufactured
to order.
I Leave your otder now for winter's wood.
: GRANDE R0NDE CASH COMPANY.
S Phoone Main 6 Lewis Bros. Prop.
If you have not yet secured a copy of
the premium list for the Union county
fair do so at once. There is much therein
which will interest you. The fair will be
much more of a success perhaps than
you have given it credit for. Remember
the gates will be open next Tuesday. Be
on hand with your exhibits.
Thomas A, Edison seems to have hit
upon a valuable idea outside of electricity.
He proposes that moulds be made for a
house of a given design, so that liquid
concrete can be poured into it. He esti
mates that in this way a house worth
$12,000 can be built for $600. The
thing looks feasible.
There is no reasonaoie excuse for any
man to live in a town f he does not like
it. If you have no word of commendation
to say for your town. :ta institutions or
people, emigrate. You won't stop the
town clock by going away. The church
bells will have the san-e musical ring,
the little dogs wi.l p.ay ;ust as well and
the fresh air, bright s-nsh ne and spark
ling water will have tr-e same he.lthy
Is Disease a Crime ?
N.-.tviT.v i. i n i.sT', ii ji.rmlur maeimrn-pnlilislit-il
fu.it.r tl urtu in v. Inch
tin' vir t r ii-iTt4'ii. 11, Mii'Mimei. that ml
disciiso shi iml to regarded a- crim nul.
Ortniti il S- ll.ul much of the it-kiti--s
anil si "i r i.d if mankind in due to the
violation i.! t'criuiii i,f N,ituri'' laws.
But. to wy '.lii.i m. V; iii-s IhiiiiI lie
ri'iruMi l ii- criminal, must h i , i-a I to
every n-uM'iiul li- n. i.v.iiual a radically
wrunt!.
It would 1c l.rh. unsympathetic
criii'l. n il. to t'onilpnin the poor,
wnik. ovcr-w th li Iiui.m'u :V who fink
umlrr ti.f lii iivy lOoii i! t.iow hold rari'S
ami hiiriii-iA. huij m.!'i t from vonk-
WM. Vul IM lIlSllo-ftlil'tltK of pel Vie
orir:in nun i tl.er mraim-i nicnw pwuliur
to lu-r i'V
Fnviuent Ni;i s of children, with It rt
rtliitf Ut-ti.knU hi. in the Mem. coupled
with the rnre. worry ami UUir of rearinir a
law family. 1k often the cue of wetk
new. letmi;enei,t ml dehlhty which tre
arirrTaic1 ly the n.any liMUxhold c
and the hard, and 1 1 v. r enuli.r work which
the nuittor in railed ution to wTfoim l)r.
Pierce, the inaker of that wmld-fanied rem
edy for woman t iiei-cllar weakn-aeii and
Ilia Ir. Pieti e Favorite I'revnutlon ay
thatonrof the ci-eatct iiltaie to the cure
vf thirlar ti.aladie . the fact that the
poor. oer-w.'rk-4i 111'UM.wife can not tvt the
needed real from her n.any hnuwhold care
and 'alior to enahle her to r. iirv from the
naeof hl-Prewrition lt full benclttn. It
ta a matter of fmiuent eipertence. he aars.
In hl elen.ie iirar-j.- in lliex case, to
wt with thoM In which hi treatment falls
by rea.on uf the fatu nt Inability to alwialn
mim hard work Ioiik enouah to b cunnl
With thoe auPeru.ir from urolapsua, ante
eralon and rettxivetion of the uum or
other diMli.' mi-i of the womanly orvanx.
It l very necearv that, tn aduition to tak
Inir hWhanirite I're. rlinioir ihey aliiiih
from hi-ihg very much, or for long period, on
their feet. All heavy liMng or oralniuir of
any kind h. uld I avoided. As much
out-ihmr air a iHitile. with moderate. Iiirht
exi'tviM is a, vi ?t ry inm nant. Let the
pallent olwriB tht -t rul. anil the"Kavur
lle l'rt--tl. ior. .11 uo the reM.
Dr. ricr.-e's Mt-dical Advi r la wnt trtt
on rii-eipi ul tn uv eH'tie of
m.ii 'tn on., s-iiti to It. K. v. ri.-r. i.
a m a
The Eastern Oregon Trust and j
Savings Bank .
CAPITAL STOCK
$60,000.00
RESOLRCFS
Loans S6 1566.01
Bonds EOOO 00
J Warrants 2481.67
rurniture & fixtures 1769.25
Expense 2452.70
Cash on hand and in banks26507.00
$99576.53
LIABILITIES
Capital $60000.00
Earnings . 2047.07
Deposits 57529.46
$9957
OFFICERS
n ?R?!iK Pr"ident W"' MILLER' V,M Rsiden
GEO. L CLEAV ER. Cashier T. J. SCROOGIN, Asst Cashier
F. J. HOLMES. Treasurer.
SEEING IS BELIEVING
is a proverb especially true of Jar
Dusiness. it we examine your eye T
and fit you with glasses you must X
believe in us. For you will see
better than you ever did with T
those old window glass spectacles S
EVERYTHING
to aid the sisht can he fnnnH narit a
And you know or have heard ,of
uur inuuerate cnarge metnod.
Drorjert'es. Soeak a rrrd word for vrur I .. . .: o: o-c i.t siami for I .i
. . . , , pr,-..wd.,ar si ta..f..r.';oth-ii.ni.4,
neighbor if you can. .f y:j cannot don t Jfi,-k it, i., u r Wof ch'ir.
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nd renin..-..' hi ti..ui.. .itr h&d uvu J
ever erlargeon hsfauts.
become thoroughly d $ij$:ei. move away;
go somewheie were t.iTgs will suit you.
IftP- Repairing Promptly done
J. H. PEARE. Jeweler and Optician
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