La Grande evening observer., May 28, 1908, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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..... IKeaolutlana of condolence. Sc a line,
"TJ "'""""'"ncftird of thrnT:. So a Una. I
ChambtMdiiln Is tt native ot Misols-i9'tdixvaa.-ehM)rat
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n. and Lee unlt-july, tf.ir.'MjH.
fin Gen. .Iiobert K.-Lee was presl-
rit m itint "iiiiiuu'.iuii.1 in ruing tw
him and his achemr.
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Many iemo-
hl dcmiiBtiiKcry. and
111 refuse to support
him. IUri workers arc. acrlfl-lns
everything for him. Thr,0 nre -wllMnir
tlint.Bll other repuW.i'
They'are for Chnmbora alin.i It I . SeJ I IICa I iVtO.JL
Ij jh i,li;tyof(Every republican to voto
agmnxt mm, and send mm up "Bait
I'i'Oi'r'' b'y'a'infiority that will bo large
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fDr'gon when a young mnn and et
" iled In Llnn"5oit'ity ''bWaii'io'ft "'a lit
jrilbrnHar : ot,. Orvjion, deniocrary.,,, A
democratic oouney vlerk appointed alar
ifleputy clerk of Urtrt 6olihty;,"b('oal!ie
W wi a rocft-Vlbbei iiemofrii?. 'rte'
tti elected to the lower houxe of the
iottolaUiE bei.uua ,fc...waa-u 4mo
crat. Ife was elected district attor-
' inry because bo. fit ) democrat!, Oov-
. ernor Pcnnoyer Ippolntod Mm uttor-'
new general becnuso he was a demo
crat He wis' nomlnfttej for ' circuit
judge In Multnomah county because
Jie was a democrat, and he was de
feated for that office for tho same
reason, .lie was twice nominated tor
Kovernor because ho was a democrat.
He was elected a delegate to the Inst
putfonul democratic "Convention' be-
: tause he was. democrat. AmJ his
ftiepds In Portland have him now slat
ed for elect Inn as a delegate to the
hext national democratic convention
because ho Is a democrat; and he will
be elected and sent to Denver to assist
In mnklnu a democratic platform that
will denounce the republican ' party
bitterly. Chamberlain will Join In do
ing what tie can to defeat the repub
lican party at evory election. He Is
really an extreme southern democrat
Of Uw Mlseliulppi type., Thle all tot
trably well Informed men know. He
hs no use for republicans, excepting
. When he wants votes.' His claim now
I that there' Is no difference between
the democratic and republican parties
be knows to be false. ' He knows that
the teliubrk-ari party has" a large ma
Jorltyjn'Oregon and'tiiat he has no
chaitif.tp be elected United Btates
senator, excepting by return- a larer
. bunteiuolaiiublkaa. vultwr-ut4-he
'. thinks that the only way to gnt them
U to claim that there Is no difference
, , Vetween the two parties, and then to
elalm that he has dono wonders as
. chernors of the stato, ,( . j.
, ,lfe I a trnnstiareiit demagogue, and
bl tdnn, U tomlxlead the voters and
t-vdenynd conceiU Ms principles,
i F'l, tmri .win nui oe wine
? . Y,uIh tP e through his scheme. If
.hj eufveeds In carrying the state, he
f t w)l go to the Denver democratic con-
) ventlon as, a deli gato and the fact that
liej carried the state will be referred
J -jtojas evidence that Oregon Is no longer
J ,',! republlvan stBte, and much capital
Will be Attempted to be made out of
nig auccerai to the disgrace of the re
nubllcan party. He Is and always has
brfn an extreme MIsaHdlppI democrat,
excepting when he wants ropnblloan
viea. But republican voter, eee
through Ma acheme and they will de
feat hlm,by very Urge majority, un
Jsi they have lost their love for re
publican principles.
Chamberlain has done no great
tligs aa governor,' Wjhet, , he has
dpi e that w as not wrong was, a niere
tnalter o duly, and he Is not entitled
4 apectal credit for that. He has
doit many tilings that were .wrong.
Ws c-nnvi.4lva.xlW. 8f...illU.JfflClftl
misdeeds, as our space Is limited. It
'jhaaj recently en shown Jhat he has
.. turaed loose on the, state more con-,
Irlred felons than any other governor
ever did n..UiU Ut, anil the. Portland
- Telegram published list of them and
It looked Ilk notice of sale for
delinquent taxes. Why did he unlock
the penitentiary and (urq loose, by
(he pardoning power, hundreds of
Criminal' that It 'had cost the tae
(hfHlh't)'eifliWe the republican na-
.nnw,ftHnn ,1,t will 4nt in
Vgo only a few tls r'afb-f etgie
Fnp rtilm-iittdtr
irvjin in Oregon
by 30,00(1 majority , and thus rebuki'
the okiieat demagogue In public life
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liot for Women and Children...
On account oi ie umu uufc.w I
plenfi.BD; l(f t.JesetSUia.tlau, T
wunen and chlldr-ii. i". dot , not
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ult yrtip ulils dlste h n aiJ iiirati
"UmMl uiKinip". iiib I'l'iiumifitimniwii
date for superintendent of schools for
tjnlon county, Is'V'fi'tnn Sif 'ye'iirt of
age. A graduut,pf,,the Jo4 fiuae uiU
vewlty.iand. hH8i had 1 10 year' exper
ll'nt'e arf a 'teacer ' In " the -tullfo
schooVo:'- He iiki th'ught'ln "all 'the
grades and In various high schools.
for tiw-ptuit ihrefti he has bucn
the principal of the Union Ugh school
where he has nut with complete sue-
iCesa. Mrc Bishop. Is lft every way thor
oughly qualified to fill the office to
which he aspires and ihe voter' of
Union county will make no mistake
In electing him.
POIl SALE Small holme and two
lots, hunted at 1422 V avenue; write
to V. Richardson at Alltel, Rural
Route. Term cash.
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ritating them. Remember tho name
Orlno. a4t,refuae .fujbtttjtut. , A,,,.
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. . (All j person ,Jhfvng;, partijr jflnlsheh
pltces at my studio will please call
th I wee k-aaeV -f 4n4l -the.e-a . 1
expect to leave for my summer vaca
ton'the first of June.
When ihe Veatheer
Is Oppressive
WAXTKD .Saddle horse, weight 1000
pounds or better; . pnoer preferred;
at once. Inquire, of F. G, Taylor, at
Siiiir company office. ' 6-28tf
FOrt RENT Four-room house, fur
nished complete; durable location;
'phone' Hed 1S2, ' or ' call at ' 10
' Greenwood Ct. ' ' ' ' ' ' ""S-SO
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Satisfaction or Your
Money Refunded . .
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BT IIAVIXa A SUPPLY OF 6.4 USA -
PARIIXA O RIROX DREW AND 1
DOXT KXOW OV.ICE. THERE IS
NOTII1NO SO REtllEhinXG, COOC
1XQ AND PALiATEABLK AS A
THIRST Of EXC1IER IX ' WARM
tVEATIIERAS THE MAXY IlEIJ
CIOl'B BOFT PRIX KB THAT AJ'.E
BOTTLED BY THE . '
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Union Boiling Works
r-n T-rT
. Cull for Iildn. ,
tln-1eA vt h eftved foe dl-
glng nflfllUngW$'t4teJ of djl1 on
fars j lreet, cm f llontB La
Qrnndo. Ditch to bo dug three feet
di'i'ljand J? Inches wideband to be
.4tleted fffiM-tjikiys ufttr thf -Art
B.-i,mby the J!eYWer
All bids must-be filed with
tiie'fity Tpwrugf 'By 'uuiuuit f. in..
May 27, 1908.
' Couhcli resrV' Jjjs rgli'ioacc'ent
pr raJu.cV bide, - , r' i . ;... , a,'
tt " -ori-i ft T.t WILUAMSONt .
-'" ' 'Chairman "of Water Cntnihrttee;'
L. E. Tipton, O.
Wm. Tv, Wm.
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Kli,i,iUi.l Vr'lir.Jt,Jikt the touns it.Ai.jALSi(Sran6a.
Horton. Jo CounnrJ Oreiron. for a license t aell snlrltoLa-..
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Intendont.
fnj Somytjar- R. 'V-HWW-s-l'l I O"'"' rfu l'HHlt fapenf -'
'l'JJnpsor, Jj. Pace,'l.'JMcFAmrJVR8rcder, commonly known as hard c'ldLr,
Tl.-V.n.ln v.... c . i n T t .1 I. ri. ....lift.. . ., . ' t. 1.-
W. A. McFalls, August Mosher, irVilaill'trt fciKametar'tyAjounljf,
Charlton: i uregon, commencing on or about Jlit
, Notice la hereby given 'tlTat IfVn f"- r' jie."08f 5
tllfi-Site , ilaY, ,tit JiincL.MflS.i.npniit tn)
PETITIOX FOR LIQt'OR LICENSE.
To ' 'theHori. Tou htr 'CBu'rt It ' VtiMn
County:
We, the undersigned legal Voters
and actual resident of the precinct of
Kamela, Union county, Oregon, and
having actually resided In said pre
cinct at leant thirty day Immediately
preceding the date of signing and fil
ing. of. this, petition, .hereby respect
fully petition your honorable court to
grant to Charles W. Estes, a license
to sell splrltous, malt or vinous liquors
or .fermented cider, commonly known
a hard cider, In less quantities than
one gallon. In the town f Kamela,
Union county, Oregon, commencing on
or about the 5th day ot June, 1908,
Dated this first day of May, 1908.
F. O. Eyre. F. L. Wright, J. P. Ad
ams,' C. "W.' McFall, D. Charlton, A. C.
Sherman, L. Craybeal, H. C. Hanson,
N. Page, O. TV. Allon. M. T. Burnett.
the county court of Union county. Ore- i6-2-30.
THETONLY PURE KIND
Tho on;y kind of Ice that we handle In retail trade Is artificial !co
made from, puire artesian water the only pure Ice In the city. A delivery
wagon Will bring this PURE ICE to your door on notification by telephone
or otherwlFC. To regular patrons our prices are one-half cent per pound, i
NATURAL ICE handled In wholesale lots. Look out for the Gntndy let
waijon. Phone Black 571. 1
GRANDY THE KE HAN
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PAPER STORE
PAINTING'
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1420 ADAMS AVENUE
La Orind. Oregon
Phono
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PORTLAND
ROSE
FESTIVAL
To Be Held In
PORTLAND. OREGON,
JUNE I, TO .!.
W'lU be the most brilliant
FLORAL FIESTA
and CIVIC JUBILEE
Ever brM la Uie Pacific Korthwcet.
Tortland, the "Rose City," will be
scene of splendor and the center of
world-wide Interest, for on week
Several Important ceavcntlon to be
held In Portland on that occasion.'
ThcO.R.O.CO.
Will Krtl Fperial tk-kcta ea Tlile
' Ocrulo tVnn 1
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LA Gn.t.DE TO PORTLASP.
and Res am,
at $12.15
FOR PARTICULARS CALL ON .
t. IL RFKXEY, Local Agent. '
WM. McMVRRAY,
Oaeral Pi 'iier Agmt, v
PORTLAND OREGON
line Stationery
Blank Hooka
,. Crepe). Paper . .
Tlwue Paper
'- Decorative Paper
v Lunch Seta -
vlwt Card ', c-
WHERE NOTHING IS TOO MUCH TROUBLE
FERGUSON'S
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EXAMINATION '1"ABLET9 DURING
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Late Fiction
Iapcr NoveU
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Subscription Agency
Oretron Journal
Office 6np)llea
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Special Bargains in ail Departments on Saturday
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I ' ESTABLISHED'- " - ' 3655 ' " !,8 87
RE PORT OF THE CONDITION' OF
'he La Grande National Bank
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS MAY, 14, 1308
RESOURCES
Loan and DitcounU .........
United State Bond
Real EUt. Fumitur. etc
Cash AeU; ,
Du from Bank
Due from U. S.
Ttsasursr. .
Cash o band
! Total
672.475.04
100.000.00
66.000.00
126.824.04
8.087.60
..88.642 66-2 1 7.664..09
Capital Stock..
Surplu. ....
Undividd ProfiU
Circulation
Depotit
ndif ual,
Bank
LIABILITIES
100,000.09
60,000.00
12.924.17
62,000.00
.-..695,420 94
15.684.02-71 1..104.96
Total
$946,029.15
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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
i $946,029.15
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BERRY A. B. CONLEY. IF. J. HOLMES, F. M. BYRKIT. C.CPEN1N0T0N F r Mrvroe
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your rfeimita; ati o)ic:i your banking butinets, proroit jou. eourUoi n tra.m-!? VKUnljr ,of
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