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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 18, 1907)
J I iiiiiiiiiitinmiM MMMMMMi Close Out Second Hand . Goods BARGAINS I ALWAYS THE VERY BEST : LI : --trT - ' CANED FRUITS, all kinds. i DRIED FRUITS, all kinds. : RAISINS, London, layer and loose. I MINSE MEAT, Heinz and home made. I CANDY AND NUTS, largest iine in Union county X COCONUTS, and all tropical fruits, CRAPES some- thing never seen here before. ! CITRON. LEMON AND " ORANGE PEAL. SPANISH t ' MALAG and CATAWBAS, imported direct from Spain !J. W. WHITE, GROCbK. Prompt Delivery. ' rhone Main 42 C. B. SIMMONS. President A Square Deal Sec'y and Mgr. PHONE MAIN SI PARR-SIMMONS COMPANY INCORPORATED Dealers in oranue nunue vany TOuuCm Fruits, Hay, Potato and Grain ::: Applet a Specialty LARGE COLD .STORAGE WAREHOUSE Hay Wanted Now HIGHEST PRICES PAID Call and see ui before you sell Jefferson Ave, and Greenwood St La Grande, Oregon $7.60 $1 5o and up .35 and up 5. 00 and up 12 guage Winchester shotgun -Several Winchester rifles Several Rochester and Metal lamps Several cook stoves - Lots of tools, picture frames and other articles of VALU too numerous to mention will b CLOSE OUT AT ONCE before inventory Several coal and wood heaters " cross cut saws - " ; chairs and rockers -" bed springs - .9o and up .75 and ur .25 and up 5o ana u i.ld at iA.JA.N3 Phone Red 1 161 Phone Black 641 Men's coats 25c up Women's clothing at your own price F. D. HAiSTEN H. B. HAISTEN MIS Adams Avenge 215 Fir Street Store I 4 I ,1 1 l.q . . L I - - ' ' - " Dtalei s in New and Second Hand Goods We carry a complete ; line NEW FURNITURE and HARDWARE. La Grande Evening ODscrver FRIDAY JANUARY 18, 1305 Published daily except on SPECIAL IN BARGAINS HAY We have several cars of strictly fancy Mixed Timothy hay. which we o,uota at very low prices, at $15.00 per km. Wheat hay at $11.00 per too. Oats at $1.28 per owt . 1 A comrjlete SuddIv of PaDer WraDDina paper, was paper, dahea. pulp i X pie plates, paper oyster pails, paper bags all sizes, and twice. The best i 4 grades of paper and the lowest prices." 1 PHONE MAIN 8 Oregon Produce Company l MMMMI ! AFTER XM AS PURCHASES! PERFUMES AND TOILET . TOiLET WATERS WATERS 1 Ta the particular buyers of toilet J True Odore From the Natural Flo-ers : ny Ju It is with much pleasure that we One year in advance Six months in advance Pr month - Single capy t Ae a re:r.pective view ?nd you will be cimpslJ to arrive at in conclusion that at no time in our pis', has La Grande en tt ed tpon a new .jear wi.h such assur- Sunday ance of increasing cur population as at ZZZZ the present time. For.acty to grow, an .i...$6.60 opportunity must he given whereby the j gg people tnereoi aie piniJ erative employment. At a conservative e If snow. rain, or cold gets into your house under aV door, buy a Daisy Automic Door Strip and you will have no further trouble. 65c ... 5c estimate the basis for the employment of CURREY EROS, thr hundred more people over 1906 is ED'S AND PROP assured. This makes pcssible an increase . of 1000 more people than are at present youn articles and save disappointment. ADVSBIUUXV RATES Mfitmj ail ma rvxiabcd mpoa p,uteaUtfii jacmi rilM ao rm 1 par Una Arm luxi-tk-n. rf rr il tor mck mixes ixwl "M"" iMaUiH f MvUnN, jr rr line. rtS at ibu k. ar per Ub. .. are sure to find wiiat you want In our J your attention to our perfume depart-' ' . ' , 7 a C . . iu. u . u 1" . a7,, A Gallet s, Cotgates, Ricksecker s, from the makers. By careful study and strict attention to the wants of our patrons we are able to offer you the best selected line of perfumes out side of the large cities. Palmer's, Pinand s, "4-7-11", Hud- J nut's etc. We invite you all to come J in and inspect our perfume depart-. ment. For quality and prices it can- net be beat STATIONERY A complete line of tablets, box papers etc. Whitings, Btr'ines, Eaton-Hub' urls and all the best makers. We carry Colorado view tablets. FOR THE TOILET : All the best brands of powders, lotions, soaps, cold creams, cosmetics, a massage creams, manicure accessories, a ets., are to be found in our stock. We can please the most critical, An electric railroad will soon be running into Milton from Walla Walla. We un derstand that one mile only remains to be completed. Our Commercial Club might investigate the feasibility and possibility of having this road extended over the mountains to La Grande. This would let the Great Northern and Northern Pacific into the valley. A. T. HILL- Prescription Druggist LA CRANDE. OR - LA GRANDE IRON WORKS D. FITZGERALD. Proprietor Gxnplete Machine Shops and Foundry Genera Blacksmiths, We manufacture The Fitzgerald Roller Feed Mill., the best and cheapest mill on the market. Our shops are equipped with machinery tc handle any sized work, nothing too large or nothing to email. Highe' prices paid Ur bid ust iron. Entered at the Post CfEce at La Grarde Imng here. Orsgon, ae Second Class Matter. : aaaaaaMMaMMw I The world's gold production has more This paper will notjpublisb any article than doubled in the past Un years, placed appearing over a nom-de-plume. Signed ' by. the recent reporlof the director of the articles will be received subject to the;, ... $400,000,000. This is a iiscretion of the editors. Please " j of ,urrHi. to a good many people, who in the period of depression in the early '90 s felt that the one thing needed to preserve the business health of ths country was a larger volume of gold. Equally forcible are the figures relating to the holdings of the banks, and all such governments as carry gold reserve out side of the banks, representing practically all countries of the world. These holdings in gold were last year 3521 millions, sgainst 1915 ten years sarlier, or in 1896; the amount being held in the United States increasing in this period more than three fold. Director of the Mint Roberts, looks for an unprecedented world's Output of gold in 1 907.' Enormous bank holdings have not prevented a sharp money string ency at the turn of the year, with interest rates temporarily very high at all financial centers. The secretary of the treasury meanwhile insists that all moneye in act ual circulation in thie country have in' creased over 200 million dollars during the past 12 months, and believes that the temporary stringency has been caused by the unprecedented prosperity in this country, and reasonable prosperity every' where in the civilized world. Surely the new year is opening with a hurrah. Orange Judd Farmer. La Graade inis year will have the honor of rctertaiaing the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, which will meet here the latter part of day. . There will be about twenty criminal cases to dispose of at the February term efthe circuit court,' considerably more than usual ' The idea of a municipal electric light plant seeme to be growing. Several citi zens have sent for' information to cities in Utah and California where municipal plants are now in operatic-. The island of Jamaica, the scene of the reoecent earthquake disaster, is the island that it was statsd a few weeks ago, that England, together with Nova Scotia, offered to trade the United States for the Philip pine islands. We will have to have boot now. just received a carjoad of S HING LES W. -H. BOHNENKAMP CO : ... ... . . . ! Hardware. Stoves and Furniture V Crockery and Building Materials La Grande National Bank ESTABLISHED 188? United States Depositary Capital and Surplus, .: - - - $150,000 OFFICERS AMD DIMOTOM 1EQRQE PALMER. PiMiDurr. . . J, M. BERRY, Vioi Pusjdimt. , F. L MEYERS. Cashier. W. L. BRENH0LT9, 1st Assistant CaMiBR. , C, S. WILLIAMS. 2nd Assistant Cashier" GEORGE U CLEAVER, F. M. BYRKIT. A. B. CONLEY. V C. C. PEN1NGTON. F.J.HOLMES. t Comparative statemeut showing growth of the bank's business in the past three years Individual deposits Total volume of business January 2nd 1904 $667,728 97 $678,740 98 January 2nd 1906 627,645 18 . 859,016 86 January 2nd 1906 756,570 60 " 986,186 67 The governore of Oregon an J Idaho have recommenced in their messages that laws be enacted to prevent fake mining stocks from being floated. This is cer tainly a step in the proper direction. There is rio doubt but what many valuable min ing properties in Oregon and Idaho are un developed today from the lack of money, wh'sh would be forthcoming wre it not from the fact that so many investments have been made upon what was purported to be valuable prospects that upon invest igation proved to be only a scheme to ex tract money from honest investors. "She farmers ana yatonat 3ii Tlfaders STATIONERY Small embroidery hooks : Street hats One Dollar. SWITCHES i The foundation hae already been laid for a most promising year for La Grande New and permanent payrolls are already assured. The construction of new brick buildings are being arranged for. Many new residences will be commenced just E. M. Wellman & Company: ADAMS '.AVENUE VISIT OUR CANDY PARLORS SCLDER, Tte Candy Man an a Capital.. , .$ 60.000.00 Surplus and Undivided Property..'. 1 8,000.t)0 Liabilities of Shareholders.... .. 60,000,00 kesponaioiiity $155,000.00 Conduced uni.r supervision of United States Bank Examiners SA"E AND RELIABLE Glad to continue U cnw.omers and pleased U meet new ones. A General Banking ano Exchange Business Pondueted. Loans made on approv; Seoiruy Highest Market Price paid for b.wn C Ainty Warrants and City of La Grande Warrants. Be'suie to ca.on js when you have warraats for Sale. : LATE JEWELRY ARRIVALS NOW ON EXHIBITION CtRtD Of LUNG TROUBLE "Itisntw eleven years since I had a narrow escaoefrom consumntinn " uirita. as soon as spring arrive, and the material c 2 ' F!.jy T"" of. I S. C. "1 had run down in weisht to 13B pound, and coughing was constant, both by day and by night. Finally 1 began taking Dr. King's New Discovery, and continued this for about six months, when my cough and lung trouble were entirely gone and I was restored to my normal weight, 170 pounds. Thousands of per sons are heated every your. Guaranteed at New in drus ttnr KDo tl nn growth of this city for several years put Trial bottle free. can be delivered. The 0. R. & N. Com pany is spending thousands of dollars in the improvement of their shops, round house and yarJs. which will result in a still greater payroll. Kind reader, those of you who have kept in touch with the i. t J. H. PEARE. t La Grande's Leading Jeweler and Optician f Opposite U. S. Land Office , J jh't 1 I FINEST STOCK Of DEPENDABLE JEWELRY IN CITY f
