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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 31, 1907)
$5,000.00 Stock of House Furnishing Goods OF FRED JACOBS At Wholesale Cost A Few Articles of a Kind ui'l be Mentioned Daily in this space Showing The Reduced Prices. i: i I I 3 , r. V s a 13 -r $7.00 Pir table 6 ft. extention $5.25 16.50 Oak table 8 ft. extention 11.80 Others to select from at same reduction. $ .65 Bow back chai s $ .50 1 35 Cobler seat chairs 1.10 3.50 Leather seat chairs 2.50 $ 1.85 Nurse rocker $1.35 3.50 Arm cobler 2 50 7.50 Leather upholstced 5.25 Sevti ui Difreieiit Styles at Zlg HcctJcn;. Prices Convlnc!" $47.50 Chief Range $38.45 33.00 Flite Range 27.15 Others carrying like reductions. D v. ROMADKA READY ACCESS TRUNK D AISING the cover brings every corner withia reach without re aaovinl traye. Save X the time of an ordinary trank to pack or .un pack. Zasr to operate. Nothinj to get oat pi order, Wilt ttand ail the knock and hard aaage ei traveling Coat no more than a common truck, 'it Ayb ol... $5.00.. Iron beds, springs, and mattresses at lowest possible prices. $6.50 Couch $4.50 17.50 Couch roll ede 12.90 Tin and Granite ware. Crockery and glass ware. e $15.50 Bed Lounge $12.25 18.50 Bed Lounge 13.65 These are Genuine Bargains and Will Not Last Long Phone Red 1161 Main 4 F. D. HAISTEN Mil, MIS, M16 Adm Avenue Phone Black 641 H. B. HAISTEN 4 " 213 Fir Street Store Dealers in New and Second Hand Goods , 1, $2.50 Airtight heater $L70 17.00 Majestic " 12.30 About 35 heaters In all grades, wood and coal at corresponding prices. I La Oran Evening ODserver THURSDAY JANUARY SI. 1906 Publithed dally except on Sunday No!j Ona year In advance $6.60 Teapot my fi Six months in advance . S.50 Pr month. 66c with Ha a Single oopy 6c CURREY H II 'B BROS.. ED'S AND PROP Entered at the Pott Office at La Grande Oregon, at Second Clatt Matter. Thle paper will not publith any article appearing over a nom-de-plume. Signed ( artielee will be received tubject to the alteration or tne editors, nease tign your articlei and tave disappointment. ADVEKlUUNU KATKB Dt.play Ad rate tarnl.hed apon application toeal reading notion 10c per Una flrat loaer Ion, je per Da tor each subsequent Ibmi lion, Rstolnllona of condolence, je p.r Una. Card, of ibanka. be per Una, The taloon men in Portland have peti tioned the council to raite taloon lioente from $600 to $800. It it atated that the reaton for thit ttep it to prevent the citizen from voting a ttill higher amount with added rettrictiont. The Ot&iRvm remarked teveral weekt ago that La Grande would become a jobbing center. A wholesale grocery houte it to be the next addition t the commercial circlet ol our city. Other will follow. Thit it a natural distribu ting point for a large territory. Owing to the fact that Easter come early thit year, March 51. many predict an early apring. Ltnt begin thit year on February 13, Ash Wednesday, Eastern Washington papers are spsc ulating upon c eating a new state out of portions of Eastern Washington, a part of the northeast corner of Oregon, La Grande would be juit in the new state, and the panhandle of Idaho. Spokane seems to be booming the idea, with the supposition that she would become the capital. There might be some merit in the suggestion but from a La Grande tend point it looks to us like following off strange Gods. Il might be many years before a new state would secure as good laws as Oregon new enjoys. If a movement hae been made to sec ure the $100 to sink the artisian well to the 1000 foot level we have not heard anything about it. That money should be raised. At it is the $4,000 already expended is lost and it Is impossible that an additional $ 1 00 would produced the desired results. It is a rather cruel remark but the con ditions at present are so entirely out of the ordinary that we cannot refrain from wondering if the roies in the Rose city are not badly frostbitten. The Commercil Club has again taken up tht proportion with the O. R. & N. Company whereby the overland train No 1 from the east may stop at North Powder Ssveral months ago the club took up the matter and arranged for this train to stop but under a new schedule which re cently went into effect the trains ceas to stop. This works not only a hardship upon the citizens of North Powder but also on La Grande. As it is now. a North Powder citizen must come here on the night train and remain all of the next day in order to do a little business. It No 1. would stop, passengere could come to La Grande in the morning and return in the evening. This would be e great convenience and would be a saving of expense ae wsl". as of time. Fulton, Missouri, the original high licen se town of the United States is ttill work ing in the lead. In 1874 the city relied lieeneet to $1,600 per annum, In July 1904 the licentet wat raited to $4,000 and this weekthe council increased licenses to $4,000. Fulton is a city of 8,000 and at the pressnt time hat two saloons whose proprietors state that they will be compelled to c'ose business. t A bill is to be introduced in the Montana legislature which if it becomes a law will make gambling at faro, roulette and poker a question of local option A sliding licsnse is also provided from $6,000 down for citiet, one half ofwh.ch goes to the state Dealers of Twenty-one games should at tack the constitutionality of the law, if it becomes a law, as class legislation tax ation without representation and etc, They seem to be effectively boycotted. If the Twenty-one dealers could get'. a hearing before the Interstate Commerce Commission they would soon get their rights restored. It may be when the Presi dent hears of this injustice .his idea of a square deal mayjresult in the righte of the Twenty-one dealers being adjusted. New Jersey has become notorious as the home of the big trusts, owing to her wide open policy on corporation charters, Nevada by her wide open policy of legit lation on prize fights, and now Montana is bidding for home seekers by a state law I making wide open towns legal. The I world does mov, don't tt? Some of the papers in the state are op posed to an appropriation to the James town exposition. This is a debatable question as to whether or not Oregon would receive benefits in proportion to the cost of making a creditable jhowing. There is no doubt but what millions of eastern people will attend this exposition. Neither is there a doubt but what thousands who will attend are also thinking of making their tnme in the west The Observer is not prepared to say that such an exhibit would not be of sreat benefit to Oregon. 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Wheat hay at $11.00 per ton i 9 Oatt at $1.25 per cwt " f A complete Supply of Paper-Wrapping paper, wax paper, dishes, pulp Die D ates, nntr nviu mil. t . ' ' r i J K-""i VWI UOkS All I'7 finH fu. Tk. I . A t . .TTiuv, i ne oei( t graues oi paper ana me lowest prices. PHONE MAIN 2 Oregon Produce Company e e MMHIIilltmii.il............ L- GRANDE IRON WnRK D. FITZGERALD. Proprietor Complete Machine Shops and Foundry Genera Blacksmiths, We manufacture The Fitzgerald Roller Feed Mill., the best and cheapest mill on the market. Our thopt are quipped with machinery to handle any aired work, nothing too large or nothing to tmall. Highes' prieet paid for old catt iron.