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Salt and Dried fish. Shell Fish. Canned Goods
Every thing you' need and when you need it
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PARR-SIMMONS COMPANY
INCORPORATED :
Dealers in Grande Ronde Valley Products
Fruits, Hay, Potatoes and Grain ::: Apples a Specialty
LARGE COLD STCPJXOE WAREHOUSE
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Hay Wanted Now
PRICES PAID
J 5 Call and see us before you sell
Jefferson Ave, and Greenwood St.
La Grande, Oregon
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The revival meetings in the Christian
church still continued Interest is increas
ing and over fifty conversions have been
made, Rev King of La Grande has charge
of these services. Elgin Recorder.
ii Evenin. Observer
SATURDAY FEBRUARY 16, 1907
Published daily except on Sunday
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CURREY BROS., ED'S AND PROP
Entered at the Post Office at La Grande
Oregon, as Second Class Matter.
This paper will not publish any article
appearing over a nom-de-pfume. Signed
articles will be received subject to the
discretion of the editors. Please sign
your ' articles and save disappointment
Some of our c tizens would like to see
our main streets paved, especially those
WI1U IIslVS y;h Pendleton recently and
noted the metropolitan change since tne
paving of the principal streets. Paved
streets are greatly to be desired but they
are expensive. The writer was in Pendle
ton last week and was informed that its
paved streets cost the property owners
$7 per front foot. This means $210 per
SO ft lot
. We were also informed that rents'along
this principal streets were at the rate of
$5 per front foot per mo.ith. We doubt
whether all of the property on this street
rents at this rate, but it is a well known
fact that rents are double what they are
in La Grande. When the property owners
in La Grande receive rents equal to
rentals in Pendieton, La Grande also will
have paved streets. '
Panrilstan I the onlv town in the state
jisdIsv Ad rata famished upon apoiimtlon I with the single exception of Portland with
local raiding noUoes 10c per line nisi inset- . itraat.
, n... iln- ft.r MAh Huhtfeuua&l I met. I r
lion,
eaolnlloiu of ooortolMiee, 50 ! er line. .
lards oC thanks, to per line.
Do You Want to Know,
What Vou Swallow 1
Thfro l a trowlnu tK-ntlmont In tl-'S
r-i' -t v l.i Mmroi jin.au ..ksoK k.nv.
ivjHtMiTloN. It ii 'l iialunil tlmto.i
hlmiiM hiiVK ciim lnl'ru.-t In ilio ooiiiiik
Kiiion nf tlia. which lm r Uo Is eiHu-d
U nwnllow, 'liuUiir It be (h1, drink ul
KivuitnUimi this vniwInR dlspoKllloo
,1... i.f tin. null ic. anil uIi?IhhI
ti.ntihn fulli't iiublicily ran imly mill to
the wnll-earmtl rviututlon of his im'd.l
cine. Dr. K. V. I'mtw. of inmaio. .
k... Mt..l.u,i limit l.v fliH furt'llH'K. US
wore, and in pulill O1I11K brtmlrat a list
ll .1... I....uti...itd i,lll,lll'lflif lllll till
liinilluir nuilluiiiM. tile "tiuiiluu Mislicul
iiwiivitv" tliu impiilur llvor luvlKoriiUir,
stoinai-li Uiiiio. uiA rltinr and lii-url
CURED OF LUfK. TROUBLE
"Itisntw eleven years since (had a
narrow escape from consumption," writes
C. O. Floyd, a businessman of Kershaw,
S. & I had run down in wegnt lo ioo
pounds, and coughing was constant bold
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 healed every yesr. Guaranteed
atNewlin drug store. 50c and $1.00.
Trial bottle free.
;W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO
. ..t.tf. ii tail nt 1114 " r nvonw I runt i
Hon" (or weak, ovr -worUiul, lirokon
down, ncrvinis and Invalid women.
This bold mid ont-siMikcn movfincnt on
the part of Or. l'ir-, bas. by showing
eiacily what his wtill-known niwIli-niMj
awcouipoHl of, cumiilKttily disannwl all
hurulim critics who have lieretoforr im
Justly att kd thmn. A little puinp hlt
i.-. fuu,n ...,.,, il. .,1 Imm lh stantliird
uuwllcal autlioililiw of all the several
...I, .-.I- .I i.r.M i, n hIiowIiiii the stroiiKiist
enilorsiMiiinils IraulliK inwllcal writers
of the several liiirredlmils which enter Into
1.. Uln.'i nwulh-llleS. A ClIIIV Of thll
Utile book Is uialUid .free lo Miy olio lie-
Iiinrn miiru I'lim'onillltf the VUlll-
abln, native, ir.eillclnal planf which enliir
luto the comiMiSillon of lr. I'lerce s mod-
leu lea. ftduru.s ur. rierce a uu.
tn ui....,it PnllptH in. tlnr. mie
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ul.u. uid tnvtirorete Hims. h. Uvr end
Curv miiiii.i"ii. . - . - -
lsxsllve ami rotrulator. Ihree or four for so
suUvecsthsrtlu. ouce ithm
nnra niVFN AWAY, In copies ol
99UaUUIJ Tlie People's Common
Medical Advlwr. s hook that sold to the
tent of sou.ouo nipuis s n-w
vears af. st $I.M per copy.
Lat year we ave away
tlO.000 worth of Ihew Invalua
ble limiliH. Thin year we hall
wive sway Wi.ono worlh of
them. Will ' "hare In Oils
beiuIH It so. send only 31
one-cent st ami to cover cost
of mslllns- only for liooW In
stiff paper covers, or ? ntamps
for clot h-l wund. A ildress Ur.
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fXaPIION Wfll TAKEN
I OUR SAVING'S DEPARTMENT
Thaw's mother-in-law is certainly the
primary cause for most of his trouble.
The sams might be said with with equal
truth regarding Evelyn's mother-in-law. jr0R SALE 200 acres of pasture land,
This whole matter is brot about largely close in to La 3rande, cheap if sold at
m, MMntal itmoranca or induleenoe once. Apply to Keal estate. u o.
is not restricted in the scope of its patronage.
' accomodate all and
It is broad enough to
HERE ARE ITS PATRONS
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2d.
3d,.
The Young Folks with Small Savings
Tha Rraadwinner. Trvina to Accumulate a
a Home.
Afforded and lncomj
Fund to Procure
The Well-to-do
Provided.
for Convenience
4th; ' those with Idle Funds Awaiting Investment
Any of the stated accounts to earn interest while on deposit.
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J'drmers and Graders
i TJationat 32ank
Capital Stoc'x and Surplus .
Shareholders Liabilities ....
. $75,000.00
,. 76,000.00
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In dealing out a roast to the city af La
Grande, the Oregon Scout of Union aays
I in part:
"One thing, however, we must give La
J Grande credit for. they are expecting to
I .i..ff nff hnnt 14(1 000 of their debt to
the county in exchange for a court
house which La Grande was to provide
free of charge for 1 6 years.
Judging the future by the past we have
plenty of fools who will vote for it" It
seems that this kind of language is out of
place, regardless of what La Grande has
done or may do. If the statement of
Scout is to be considered seriously th
majority of the good people of this county
I,.. rotillu wantinor In ' intelligence,
aiv i uui j i
idiots-a fact that is to be regretted, and Headpuarter8 for first Class
it should be the duty ot me rout . eo aaraTC Qf ALL KIDS
i .u. Ur.rl Ins lunatic susluol 1
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Or in other words the individual who re- Phone your Order to Main 48
lieved his "think tank" of inai weignty
subject and a few of his follow ers are the
wise people. We have the right to our
opinion however, but won't express it this I
time. One thing, a great many people
object to that title and the Scout will win
no friends in its abuse. Elgin Kecoroer
Collection Company.
VISIT OUR
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L- GRANDE IRON WORKS
D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor
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Omplctc 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 U handle any sized work, nothing too large
or nothing to small. High' prices paid for old cast iron. .
and
you will receive
prompt attention
MASKS NEW RIBBONS 1
VALENTINES NEW HOSIERY :
E. M Wcllman & Company
ADAMS AVENUE
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION Of
The Eastern Oregon Trust and
, . Savings Bank :
AT THE CL06E OF BUSINESS JANUARY 26 1907 J
CAPITAL STOCK ; - - $60,000.00 J
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' RESOURCES ' ,
Loins and Discounts $87126.61
iKrSiZZri 2728:60
;Tii5inse and Int. paid : 180.11
Xrued - -.1250.00
. (stqnhandandinbankis2r856.28
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LIABILITIES '
Capital Stock $6000.00
Earnings- .: ...i ? '
-Discount and Exchange' 65.68
Interest A6llll
DeposiU 66155.78
If Ihsra i a nrnnartv owner in La I
Grande suffering with an attack of the
blues, we would recommend a visit to the
plant of the Palmer Lumber Company in
this city. If the results othe progress
which has been underway since last July,
which is now approaching completion, does
not exDell the blues, it is an acute case
and we would suggest that the unfortun
ate citizen waste no time In the prepara
tion of his will. He is helpless.
$127882.65
-f" OFFICERS
iJ'm'' 'BYRK1T "President ' ' Wat. MILLER. Vice President
Sfe? aEAVER. Siier . T. J. SCROGGIN. A.st Cashier J
' F J. HOLMES, Treasurer, e
with reference to the presidential
nations as there was a few months ago.
There is ample time yet for dark hoi
I to enter the race.
Fotaker thot he would ride in ona po
.. a nurit of tha Brownsville af
fair but he was unhorsed before he
fairly rrounted.
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