La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, February 23, 1907, Image 3

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UirCrnCntS I ! JUST RECE,VEQ2 Lots of Second Hand Household goods, Ranges, Cock stoves,
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Heaters, Iron beds, Springs, Mattresses, Couches, Bureaus, Chairs, Rockers, Carpet
Matting, Dishes, and Glassware. Some Bargains in these. Must be sold this week.
See our New Iron Beds, tastefully trimmed with Ornamental Brass $18.00 and $20.00
values at $12.75 We invite you to compare our prices.
Every thine which you Will 'hiid for uio table during I 1
mo jcmeni season. ' " i
. SaltandDrlcdh. Shell Fish. Canned Goods
.Every thing you need and when
you need it
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Prompt Delivery.
GROCER
Phone Main 42"
Phone Red 1161
A Square Deal
GEO T PARR
B SIMMONS. ' 'President
Sec y and Mgr.
PHONE MAIN 31
PARR-SIMMONS COMPANY
INCORPORATED
Dealers in Grande Ronde Valley Products
Fruits. Hay. Potatoes and Grain ::: Apples a Specialty
LARGE . COLD STORAGE WARFHftircF
Hay Wanted Now
HIGHEST .PRICES PAID
Call and see us'before ydu'sell
Jefferson Ave, and Greenwood St
La Grande, Oregon
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22 SATURDAY' FEBRUARY 25. 1907
2 Published daily except on , Sunday
HAISTEN
1411, 1413, 1 41 S Adams Avenue
Plnne Black 641
H. B. HAISTEN
215 Fir Street Store
The Legislature is over and the Jap
anese war cloud has blown over. There
no reason at present at least why we
all cannot have a feast on the Thaw trial.
jPAINTS, oils;
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I WALL PAPER
One year in advance
Six months in advance
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CURREY BROS., ED'S AND PROP
Entered at the Post Office at La Grande
Oregon, as Second Class Matter.
How about that city park proposition?
Some few months ago the cityN council
was busy securing title to the lot on 4th
street formerly occuniad bv the olj mil.
with the end in view of making a small
ty park. This was a good move and
one which should not be allowed to die
from want of attention. At present the
half block is used by the city as a lumber
yard. On all sides of this lot are some
of the finest residence in the city and to
say the least, the adjoining property own
ers are not receiving the proper consid
eration at the hands of the city official,
when they are confronted by these m-
ghtly lumber piles, road scrapers and
pile drivers. The lot should be parked
and a few shade trees planted. Now is
the time to begin to get ready.
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.
W; H. BOHNRNKAMP CO
ADVERlltMMU KATK
Olaplay Ad rata, rurntsbad upon apuilealloi
Local reading- noiloei 10b per line first later
Hon, jo par line fbr emob eabnequeal In
lion.
4Molntloni of condolence, je i er line.
Jura of tbanka, to per Una. i '
OUR SAVING'S DEPARTMENT
The riders are up. The race is on
This is the last day for candidates for
municipal offices to file their petitions
order to get their namss on the official
ballot. ' .,
isnot restricted in the scope of its pv.;
accomodate all and '
,nage. It is broad enough to
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HERE ARE ITS PATRONS ; " "
J st, :. The Young Folks with Small Savings ''
2 d, The Breadwinner, Trying td Accumulate a Fund to Procure
v a. Home.' , . . '
pie Well-tbb"' fur' 'Convenience Afforded and lncomi
Provided. . :
4th, piosewittlJdle Funds; Awaiting Investment. 1
J. J. Hill is out in an interview on
hard times theory. A few months ago
he coujd see nothing but prosperity for
years.to come but Since 'the Commerce
Commission has brot his line, out in the
lime light, ad suggest that he treat all
shippers alike, the country is going to the
bow vows. Cheer up Jim, every cloud
has its silver lining and this cold old
may learn to love you yet. . .
Any of the stated accounts to earn interest while on deposit.
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ZtAe farmers ana TJraders
9atfonat Siank
I BROKEN JEWELS!
Your watch may run if a jewel is cracked or broken
flnH it ma V Vr fairln crnnA iima
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The pivot revolving m such a jewel, however, soon
cuts and frequently breaks, thus increasing the damage
and cost of repairing. '
If your watch is varying, it will pay you to have
it examined.
All repairs given my personal attention.
Heidenreich Building ft M llninnnl NEW JEWELER
Op's't Bohnenkamp'j VF. IIVUUUOIX AND OPTIC1
MERELY AN INCIDENT
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OPTICIAN
The defeat of the division measure be-
lore tne legislature this session is
generally regarded as merely an incident
in ,lhe contest, which will probably come
up again in two years. Union is not
easily discouraged over trifles. Union
Republican.
' SINGLE NAN
We keep buttons sewed on. your under
cloths, a little thing but you appreciate it.
we know.
Cherry's New Laundry.
CITY PROPERTY
FARM, FRUIT AND
TIMBER LANDS
MONEY LOANED
Capital Stocc and Surplus .
t Sharehofiers Liabilities .
. $76,000.00
. ?5,000.00
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OTlTriltllT fflkV Ml- llfUIlI I If lflf III
: The Eastern Oregon Trust and j
i v Savings Bank
Who knows but 4vhat Senator La Fol
lette may be the standard bearer of the
Republican party in 1 908. La Follette
was the maiv whom- the'' did corporation
senators were going to make take a back
seat. La Follette's heart is always warm
to the interests of the common people and
in case he should receive the nomination
he would received a tremendous follow
ing, with the possible exception of the
railroad interests. But corporate inter
est when the fight is a straight out and
out one, on present day issues, is not
the power that it is, when- the issue is
befogged with the tarriff or some other
subsidiary measure.
LATE JEVVf PY ARRIVALS NOW ON EXHIBITION
lfs
J. H. PEARE.
La 3rande's Leading
. cwelcr and Optician
Opposite U. S. Land Office
FINEST STOCK OF DEPENDABLE JEWELRY IN CITY
-LA GRANDE SUGAR";
MclLROY &
HIBBERD
ELGIN. OREGON.
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS JANUARY 26 1 907
CAPITAL STOCK - - - $60,000.00
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I ' . f RESOURCES
Loans atid Discounts :..-$87 1 26.61
Bonds .! 6000.00
Warrants and Stocks : 5791.15
2Furniure&Fixrures 2728.50
Expenseand Int. paid .... , -1 30.1 1
, Accrujsd iJX&V-?. - TZ uu
iCasrt on hand and in banks 27856.28
$127882.65
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LIABILITIES
Capital Stock .$60,000.00
FarnirtffS-
-Discount and Exchange 65.68
Interest...
Deposits'..
1675.21
66155.76
$127882.65
OFFIOERS
i F.M. 3YKKii,;Kresiaeni
K GEO "L. CLEAVER,Cashier
'? 2 ,F J-HOLMES, Treasurer
Wm, MILLER, Vice President
T.'J. SCROGG1N. Asst Cashier
It is noticeable that Representative
Herman Rothchild did not take the pre
caution to wire the result of the division
contest to Union. Republican.
It is not surprising that Representative
Rothchild did not notify any'of the citi
zens of Union that the county division
bill had been killed. It was simply
matter of courtesy on the part of Mr.
Rothchild to notify anyone and an inves
tigation of OJfr .result of the primary and
general election will disclose the fact that
Mr. Rothchild did not receive a single
vote at"the primary election in Union and
out of a total vote cast at the June elec
tion of 419 Mr. Rothchild received only
21. These must have been accidents.
Mr. Holmes, Union's candidate received
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None Bctter.-J None Purer.
Use La Grande Sugar and
None Sweeter.
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VALENTINES NEW HOSIERY
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E. M Wcllman & Company; $
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. GRANDE IRON WORKS
D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor
Ginplete 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 small. Highest prices paid for old cast iron.
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