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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1909)
nniiT p.vjes. rrr 1'TCTIT. EVKXTXO OBSEHVFU. U OHWUK. OltlT.ON. WKDXRSOAY. ICTRt AltV . Itt. I ! P 2 9 J ! V. K. WEST, Pres. T. J. SCROGGIN, Cash. Wm. MILLER, Vice Pres. H. E. COOUDGE, Asst. Cash. UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK Capital Stock $100,000. We are now ready for business and will be pleased to meet patrons and prospective patrons. Our capital is ample to meet all legitimate requirements and our equipment is complete and sufficient to provide absolute security. We are in position to properly handle all conservative banking business. An acoount placed with us will be appreciated and will recieve careful and prompt attention. An examination of the list of our officers and directors will demonstrate the reliability of this institu tion. You are always welcome at the United States National Bank WITH PET N. K. West E. P. Staples T Bacon DIRECTORS Wm. Miller 'H. E. Coolidge , T. I. Scroggin J. L Cavities Frank Conley A. T. fiitl Grande Ronde Lumber Co. PERRY, OREGON CAM FURNISH LUMBER OF W L KINDS I IV CARLOAD LOTS. for 16 inch Chain Wood Delivered at yo.r dome, ! Call up V. I". BEAN, La Grand;'. Phone, Red 1741 i It was jiiHt a plain little tabby, but It took tht combined effort of the conductor, the brakeman and the new aent. aided by Chief of Police Walden to put her in tii bHRKHge car. Tabby Vmd i,i en nicely csubllslied In a large cot ei - bHKef urid elefii)!y. IWer- J with a large wool hhawl and tenderly taken Into thn coach by her ownorn, but It unthoughtudly emitted a yowl or two which notified the watchful conductor the innocent looking basket contained an animal which the rtilen and regulations of the company pro vided niUBt ride In the baggage car. The ownere were politely informed of the fact, but flatly refused to IntruHt their family pet to the tender care of the baggage master. The brakeman, after using all the methods at his command, notified the Conductor that It would require more brass buttons than he possessed to re move the troublesome animal. The conductor wired ahead to Chief of Po lice Walden, who met the train, and after a heart-to-heart talk wtlh the owners finally persuaded them to al low kilty to be removed. The basket and cat were promptly transferred to the baggage car upon promise that the brakeman would report at each sta tion how the I'ttle pet was resting. The train was allowed to proceed. BAUD PKKS DP ABILITY I Closing Out Sale l Of the VI. K. Davis Music Stock I JANUARY 20 to FEBRUARY 6 The greatest sale La Grande has ever known in musical Z, goods. Violins, Mandolins, Guitars, Banjos, Accordians Concertinas, Clarinets, Organs going at half price. Talking , Machines, Edison, Victor, Columbia and Columbia Double Z Records will be on sak. W. K. Davis has sold his stock to the Bramwell Music Co.,hencethe Slaughter. Come Z the first dav and get the first choice. Pianos $U6 50 and lie by the new band will be on Febru ary 15. when a monster dance will be given. The financial phase of the or ganisation Is not as blooming us the musical, and the dance receipts will be used to defray some of the ex penses Incurred this winter. The chief feature of the dance will be a "12 piece orchestra, which will alternate with the band In supplying the music. 1 pcwMircr's Call for City Warrant. Notice Is hereby given that there are now funds on hand to pay all out standing warrants Issued on General Fund of l firande City, up M and Including No. 797. endorsed April 8, 1907. " Interest on all warrants on General Fund from No. 6765 to No. 6796, In clusive. ci.s from this dale. There arc also funds In the treas ury to pay nil warrants Issued against Water Fund of La Grande City, up to and Including No. 7930, endorsed Oc tober 16, 1908. Interest on nil war rants on Water Fund from No. 776 to No. 7930, Inclusive, ceases from date of this call. La Grande, Oregon, February S. 1909. ' J. K. WRIGHT. City Treasurer. WANTED! SECOND HAND GOODS CTVfV C A I C Bed room suits from FOR jALb iSM.ftg 48 yards of Linoleum at a bargain. ED. PR0PECK Phone Black 1251 FIR STREET The Cough Syrup that rr rids the system of a cold by acting as a cathartic on the bowels Is t LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP Beea is the original laxative coiih syrup, contains no opiates, gently moves th4 bowels, carrying the cold off through the natural channels. Guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded. 'a-wrxi: oihiifstka foii ST. VALEXTIXK'S HAM flfMin Ort fitl inrl nn I Sheet Music I I a Speciality Daily Observer, 65c per Month NO SNOW But we a, c still in business. PLUMBING of all kinds We guarantee ouruork Vast Improvement in Iam-hI Hand Since leader S"clack Took Hie Kelns To ;ivc Hi Hull Here on February 15, to Defray I'npald Expense The Membership. Frank Seelack, the paper hanger has worked wonders with the La Grande band during the few month!. he has been behind the leader's rack Hand members have been pmislng his work Individually for several weeks but It was not until last evening- thai it became apparent to a portion of the piibllc at least, that the I.a Grande 'innd Is now more proficient than It las been In years. There are many new faces In the personnel of the or ganization. In fact many are strangers, r. t 1 .... i ..... r, .,,,, 1, , s. .. l f. 1 1111 . i l H .... ..... .,...... ., if the music which they produce. The members themselves have been instilled with a new interest, the lead r works hard and conscientiously with them; resultant, being, of course. t fif-t -class hand. They play over tures with the same ease and precision r hit t n march composition Is delivered, showing that earnest effort has been or forth by all memhers.' leader Seel. ick is a thorough musician. lie plays a cornet with the same skill he manipulates a clarinet, a fact which aids much in the mastery of dif ficult pieces by the less able under study. The very maimer In which the leader maniuplates his baton Is con ducixe of perfect expression and time. The Membership. Among the members at present are: Frank SeelacU. leader; Guy K. Mct'ul !y, Mr. fail. K. Lewis and Frank Tat cornets; .lames G. Snodgrass. S. I). Ailkiiis, Mr. I'arl and Fred Young, clarinets; I!. M. Sherwood. Sherwood Williams snd it. M. Heacock. trom bones; Frank Leavitt. baritone; Ki -nest Funk and John Morciock, bass; Thomas Hriice. Smith and Frank Ray. alto; All Hcisn-r i.nd I'harles Cross, drums. New recruits haxe joined the organ ization for rehearsals, and ere long will he counted as regular members. M. rbel Green and Flank Kalston sre iflCilld. d In these Are You Only Half Alive? So many people look and act as though chey were only half a1: ve. They are mere shadows of in;;, and women once strcr.g and robust. Most of them are deceived as to the real cause of their trouble, which is Kidney Disease. Diseased kidneys fail to strain out the impurities from the blood, which re entering the circulation, course through the whole system. The nerves, the heart, stomach and liver are all affected, and backache, headache and nervous exhaustion are resulting effects. If you are this way, Keep the money at home by using LA GRANDE SUGAR Costs no nctcirtf just as sweet. All dealers. 1 1 . i M FKTIL'FC If HL1.I1 J lllbk i Sent n.ci lol end Ccjric Valen'in Post Cdrds I Comfoitsfcr Cup :t't ic!n s ; E.n.WELLnN if C0. ADAMS AVEM.'E Foley BAY & ZWEIFEL 211 DEPOT SfifEEJ; s Kidney Remedy will help you. It builds up the kidneys, so they will perform their unctions properly, and the symptoms soon disappear. Commence taking it to day, and you will feel better at once, as it corrects irregu larities, restores lost vitality, and will make you strong and robust. Do not take chances on becoming a victim of Bright's disease or Dia- Ha : i is MaoasiT. u""' iuv .cju.i ir -. t. i b.ni eic-iedlof neglected kidney disor- ' W Heisuei . ho;aers, vvnen r ciev s xvianev in thst cs- Remedv will cure vmi. GEORGE PALMER, President r. j. nuLinta, vice rrtsiuant W. H. BRENHOLTS Ass't Cashier G. S. WiLLiAMS, id Ass't Casnier L. MEYERS Cashier La Grande National Bank Of La Grande, Oregon CAPITAL 'AMD SURPLUS $170,000 UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY J. M. Berry J. D. Matheson F. J. Holmes F. M. Brykit DIRECTORS M. Berry J. D. Matheson F. J. Holmes F. M. C C. Pennington F. L. Meyers Geo. L. Cleaver W. L Brenholts George Palrnr mar.. im i to sue. e, .1 Ai rfiei:ited indusi i louslv paeity for the nast year or more. St. Valentine's Djivr. The first arpearance before the pub Sold and Recommended bj A. T. HILL, Druggist. BUSINESS COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND TENTH STREETS PORTLAND. OREGON . WRITE FOR CATALOG C The School that Placet Ton in a Good Position i if i