La Grande evening observer., October 24, 1906, Image 2

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EXCELSIOR
HEATERS RANGES
QUAKER PUFFED OATS
The new breakfast food.
Large consignment just received
A trial order will convince you that
it is just what you have been look
ing for. Ask for it. Mo breakfast
is complete uithout it.
TJIE CITY GROCERY AMD BAKERY
E. POLACK. Propr.
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W ANTE
Hay, Grain, Apples, and any other
that you may have.
D
Farm- Produce
We are m liie market for HAY from one to 600 tons; also OATS in any
quantity, and all tho fresh eegs you have.
WE ARE READY NOW to contract for your apple orchards and your
potatoes.
Give us a call before you sell, and REMEMBER that we pay HIGHEST
MARKET PRICES for all p'oduce and that we are "Johny on the Spot"
with the MONEY as soon as goods are delivered.
TO THE TRADE: We will say: We have a nice lot of Fancy hay, oats,
rolled barley in our Warehouse, which we offer to the local trade in a retail
way, at wholesale prices. We aiso have Honey, Cabbage, Dry Onions,
Carrots, Potatoes, Apples, and Vinegar for sale.
A CARLOAD OF PAPER. Wrapping paper. Wclx paper dishes, Pulp
plates, Paper Oyster pails and Paper baggs all sizes, and also twine. We
bought this car before the advinci in paper, therefore we can give you ad
vantage in prices. BUY your SUPPLIES NOW,
I Oregon Produce Company
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universal satisfaction.
HEATERS for Coal or Wood. Our prices ?2 25 t0 S25-00
JtJsT RECEIVED 75 TRIMS. SLIT CASES
TELESCOPES AND GRIPS AT 25c to $12 50
WE DO UPHOLSTERY and f IRMTLRE REPAIRING
K i nv ACCESS TRUNK
nAlSiu the cover brings every
i- curacr within reach wjtnout re-
ir.ov:ii trays.
EXCELSIOR
HEATER
Phone Red 1 161
p. D. HAISTE
45 Adams Ave
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Ld Grande Evening ODservcr
WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 24. 1906
Published daily except on Sunday
Mean
We
busi'nbss
WE ARE HERE FOR KEEPS AND DON T YOU FGGEi.
Our business is constantly on the increase, and we tea no rea- n why we
should discontinue. Our stock of staple and fancy groceries is c implete in
very way and our system of transacting business seems to please the
general public. If you would like to get better acquainted with money
saving to customers methods give us a trial order. We would appreciate a
call from you and we will attempt to merit your confidence.
SEATTLE GROCERY STORE
LAWSON BROS. Prop.
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B. W. NOYES
JOHN HALL
NOYES & HALL
Dealers in
Electric Supplies
LAMPS and MOUSE WIRING A SPECIALTY
Phone Black 1161
Hamilton Building. Corner Fir and Adams Avenue
Fine
Confectionery
and
Cigars
Af
VanBuren's
One year in advance . $6.50
Six months in advance 5.6
Pr month .. 65c
Single copy 6c
Entered at the Post Office at La Grande
This paper will not publish any article
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.
ADVEKTlriINO KATK8
JUplny Ad men tarnished upon application
och1 reading noilcea lOo per line flrnt luti.
tlnn, sc per lint niraach 8tibequenl lane.-
lion.
eolnl1iine of condolence, 30 1 er line.
rrt of timolol, !m per line.
bined cost of the ships in line is estimated
at $125,000,000. and three-fourths of
them have been built since our war with
c.nain. Our entire navv at the close of
last year consisted of 527 ships of all
classes, manned by 33.000 officers and
men and carrying a marine corps of 6,000.
"Speak softly and can y a big stick and
you will go far." said Poor Richard. Our
"big stick" is the third largest in the
world, ana we are spe-king in very soft
tones indeed. One year ago the sc.ftness
of those tones ended the v,a; between
japan and Kussia. Secretary Koot has
been carrying those soft tones to the. Re-J
publics of South America. And Presi
dent Roosevelt's soft tones recently sus
pended the fighting in Cuba within forty
eight hours.
COOD BYE. STATE FARM
The dairying interests of this state are
developing rapidly. There is no question
but what the prevailing low prices on beef
cattle has had much to do with this.
Ere long the turkeys will begin to roost
high and they will be the only creatures
who will not have abundant cause for be
ing truly thankful this season.
A few years ago there was much agi
tation throughout the country as to what
we should do with our ex-presidents.
Since President Roosevelt has manifested
a desire to represent New York state in
the United States senate, it has been sug
gested that New Jersey sendex-president
Cleveland to the senate, thereby solving
the much discussed subject.
In view of the fact that that section of
the country known as the Panhandle,
which was formerly a portion of Union
county, is becoming notorious for criminal
depredations, the substantial taxpayers of
this county have much to be grateful for
in the fact that they will not be calledup
on to pay taxes for the expense of the
many trials.
Next January is the time for the text
books in the schools 1.0 be adopted. There
are complaints of the phyology, histories
and some others no m use and it is
understood teachers "id superintendents
generally will uri;e a few changes. Tne
agents 0: tne oook concerns are now
swarming througii the state in the effort '
to work in their books. The commission .
consists of Harvey W. Scott, of the Ore
gonian; William M. Ladd. of Portland;!
Charles A. Johns, of Bauer City; William !
M. Colvig. of Ashland, and President j
Campbell of the State University. The'
commission was appointed under the Daly j
law by Governor Geer. and after four j
years was re-appointed without change I
by Governor Chamberlam. j
Notwithstanding the high efficiency of
the state experimental farm at Union it
seems that the farm is doomed to be
abandoned and sold to private purchasers,
says the East Oregonian.
"For the past ten years or more, that
farm has been the pride of Eastern Ore
gon, on the black loam of Union, it has
produced a marvelous variety of crops
and while it was conducted on business
principles by Professor Leckenby, it was
a model of neatness, system productive
ness and beauty.
But since the appropriation to sustain
it was held up by the referendum it has
fallen away piecemeal. The livestock has
been sold. The cropshaveheen curtaiUd.
The experiments have been abandoned.
A meeting of the board of regents will
be held in Union in a few days to d.spose
of it finally.
It is new a standing joke in the Grande
Ronde valley, as to whether Walter Perce
of Hot Lake, or Tom Wright of Union,
will get the biggest slice of it when :t is
sold."
While it is true that during the interim,
that all of the state appropriate -.s Aeie
held up. the usual degree of prcf.c;er.cy cf
maintainance was not kepf up. bt sr.ee
the necessary funds are avanao.e there
should bene occasion to discontinue tr-.e
station. It has accomplished much and
will continue to be of great advar.tae to
this portion of the state.
YEAHS-
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I'nlpnti taken tliroiuh Munn A Co. retlT
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Scientific American.
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REttfU NAVAL REVIEW
iPACIFIC-UNIVEBSITY
! FOREST GROVE, OREGON.
A High-grade College with
Superior Equipment.
j Beautifully located twenty-six milei
I from Pnrt nml
: Full reirular coll.
Forty-five fighting ships and sixteen Academy gives strung i.reparatory and
1 High School courts
other naval vesses were ,n !me -more ; Conservatory of Music and School
than one-tnird our ent re navy The n rt. With superior instructors.
R , . ,. . , . 1 Business branches taught
fighting torte mc uJed twc.ve battleships j Gymnasium and Field Athletics und
out of the twenty-s x we now .nave ii ... ,a ''n,vsi(al Director
1 ell-eouipped I.alini-iu.inM '
coinm.ss.on and under cx-st.ustion; ei'-it Library of 13...,. v'.lumos
cruisers out of the thirteen we have mi H'-al'h'fulmHfial lif..: relitrinuo mflucnett
... , All student filter; r. ; tu-'v,-
!! " 'H'"-":,5i THSCHOOl.THATsr.NDS FOR TH1
J I torpedo Km!. fiVS auxi'.arv :ruisers t iree ' BEST IN tOuCATicN M
Regarding the recent naval review
Current Literature for October has the
following to say;
Phone Red 241
H. B. HAISTE
Fir Street Stcre
Saves H the time oi
. ' . i i, in tuck or tin.
:"! i' Kv to operate. Nothing to
irt cut of order. Will stand all the
Lock, and hard usH(ie of traveling.
Casts uo more than a common trunk,
., $5.00 and t.
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4 Mcmoxelv
Iha"StaySattsfactory"R4i8
W. H. BOHNFNKAMP ?D :
hardware, Stoves and furniture
Crockery and Building Materials
Hand Bags and Purses j
NEW LINE JtST ARRIVED
HAND BAGS
We have the rt s:j e s-.
bags in
Ailjatsr.
Sea!.
Mcrrcco ar.d
Wa rus.
The neA' Aiir.:; e s'.j e.
fine leatier Ir.-rg,. Kv.-t- c
ed frames. ha.d w;ei'f.rs
card case :o rra:ch.
A.
Procriptiort Drugg's:
Gcntlemeirs Purses
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F.!! :cs '.ard cases in Seal,
,Vo;-a. pg Sk i and Buck Skin.
e rtw n. . eity
ard E;i! Purses "
-'i'-o Caps.
i- Sk - Wa ,s, Puzzle Purses.
Lrj i-'trses arc) Coin Bags of all
SEE C'.R COMPLETE LINE
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LA GRANDE. OR
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and radars
Rational Bank
Capta!
Su'pits and Urc:v:ded Prjerty
LatKites cf Sareh
Respor.s.b lity
e.ioisers
-S 60.003.00
. 15,000.00
60,000.00
$135,000.00
Conducted incer Si
perv.son of L'n ted States Bank Examir.
SAFE AND RELIABLE
Giad to tO'.tir.Le c'i customers
A Oenera. Ear.k crd E
Leans rr.iie cn ar; ro
ar.d p'eased to meet
xe'ranie Bjs;ne$s Cor.duetea.
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new ones.
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