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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1910)
- CURE THAT COUGH WITH i ; " Blue- Mountain: 0&ngk:IReiinedly v The old reliable Cure. v Every Bottle Guaranteed Red :i1Cv'IJiStb i i v - t n'.y I ui;, f . . t 1! it T Published Dm! Except Bandar. , CEPEUE JL, CCHBET. , EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. United, Fros Telegraph Serrlee. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: i 01U.,?1d:1 copy 6c per month 66c Mfly, six months In adyance I.. $3.50 Tally, one year in advance .....$6X0 i " " iii.,' f feekly, alx months in adrance .. 76c Weekly on year in advance ....$1.00 Cotered a't the postofflce at La Grande V ' as second-class matter. '; , , JTbis paper Vin not publish any article appearing over a nom ' de flume, " Signed articles will be re vised subject to ue discretion oi toe editor. Please sign your articles and sare disappointment. Adrsrtlsln Bates. , Local rafting notices lOo'twr line first insertion; ,bc per line tot, each tnbseejaent insertion. . Resolution of condolence. 5c a line f John L. Mars yesterday Bold, his , property which has been occupied tor several years by a. 'second hand store for $4,800. Many of our read Mi will remember how seriously Mr, ' Mars took the occasion of L'don, dounty and La Grande going dry. In big display advertising he offered Ills property at a sacrifice. ' Eighteen bfonths have passed, Mr. ' Mars has ' disposed of his property at market value, the city today contains no va cant store buildings and newcomers are compelled to' Bpend several days In securing vacant dwellings. Our county Jafl for weeks at' a time has been entirely empty and little expen sive criminal litigation has occu pied our courts since local optloi was voted. It is true that, some '11 .guor is being' bootlegged, more than should, the facts are very little con tinued effort has beeij consistently jnane to prevent u. vonaiuons are better under the new epoch than un- un inf mu. DUMJiifhs uhmi imvw ex tended credit to men that formerly ; were aeniea it, ana men nave depos its In our banks that formerly were never known to carry a pass book. :';' . " (A Philadelphia newspaper, has ad- i . t. . i . . i ahd the East to visit the orchards of toe Northwest, to learn a lesson in fruit culture. It contends that they can raise Just as fine a quality of apples 6n the Atlantic coast, if prop ejr tare Is taken to preveut diseases and pests. Attention is aiso caneu to the attractive manner in which Oregon and Washington apples are sorted and packed, whereas the east era fruit is dumped Into a barrel. It concludes that this is only one. of the many lessons that the eastern farmer can learn from his western brother. ...If our usual spring weather pre vails we will have something of a win ter; In 1910-11. But this-is a beau tiful winter day ; and who , would change it if they could '(this, was written' at 9:30 a -m.).: Sleigh bells are ringing, sun shining tright and the . air , pool pot' coM--and still.' 4 A Kennewick farmer has placed a hot water heating plant in his garden to protect, his strawberry beds from frost. This will be accomplished by means of a submerged boiler from which the water will run In pipes to the furrows along the berry rows. - . " . The Lane County 'Fruit Growers Association has demonstrated by act ual experience during the past yean the advantages through organization, in marketing their own products. ? - , ; IH"I.IU6 OA UV VWM. iu.v summer was heeded by a few of the wise ones while others refused "to take their advice and are now paying the penaltywhich is $14 a ton for coal, when it can be had. Baker City Herald. V ' J. A. Buchanan, a wealthy ranch owner,. and politician of North. Dako ta, 'announces tha( he will be a can didate for the Republican nomination for governor this feaf. -t ' . Nineteen hundred ..and tea has ev ery promise of being especially , 'ac, tlve along building lines. Dealers in building material and carpenters and contractors are all planning' for a busy year.' ' La Grande has never boomed, last year we did fairly well In the building; line but' it was what might be termed an oft year. ' These things go ' that' way. and .this year many ' Improvements may . be looked for in 'residence's and business build ings. r..V ! , ' . ; Bay & Zweifel, Instead 'of making hay .while the sun shines are making sleighs out of 'buggies anT. hacks, wmie the snow lasts, and , they are busy people.'1 : i. v- - Some men oultivate a spirit of all- the soil to better' advantage, 1 ' , Real friendship always crops , out in unexpected places. ; "' Tom Moore Hone. ' ,-" ToinMcerW'whohad' a leg' broken and was otherwise ; injured . is. the wreck ai'Cascade Locks . when two rreignt trains couided. arrived in Ba ker last night, and .is at- bis home on ' Resort street He is now able to'be around a little on crutches and hopes to be out on the street in a ew days. He considers, himself lucky to have escaped more serious Injuries and ' is glad to be home again. Herald.' ' 7 One wagon load of alfalfa sold In Hermiston for 50. : ; Gold Hill must have a' high school building says the News! ; ' ' Seaside expectB far more develop ment than ever before this year. Economizes eggs, flour and butter; makes the biscuit, cake and pastry, more appetizing, 1 nutritious and whole some Ft .WiTt.NJ ' 3 -.- JJilSSiiil' : Jgr. Baking Powdormpp - . Mmr -mailo from Royal kf4m$k iCrafso Cream of TaHaf, !$' Plk M, . P0KJB2B 6 . Safegaaris yonr( food against ' ! , ., . Alnm and Lime PhosptoteJ , .. at . ' .v. L4gui nuuia The Sum Total oft Human '.v ; :: .;"; .. ' . -, ; . j It attained by (be man who selects a place which la approved by his ' ' lf3 an adaptable for his entire f amfljr. to ure amidst inch condi-1 tlooa approximates) about the keen est Joy imaginable. "Where are such conditions to bo found in the rapidly growing NorthwaatT 111 y on. Go to C J. BLACK. He has a largo amount of property listed to Prepetttr. Grain Farms, Bay Parisa. Tbnbor Lands, with or wtth aat lmsroTamaata. Prices) rftrfet Lot sae ah- y i. BLACIU 7he foal bslate if an en :? ;;' ' ; ,';"-'-, ,:, tMVMVIH.llWIMlW ' . ' V j New--Qoe iai--J Partly Furnished I Price $4,000.00 1 Terms J ; LA GR.UTDE IJITESTMEKT C( ' Toley Block. J rilONESt Bell Bed 861. ; Swifts Premium hams Bacon fjssn I If the snow plow had not been in vented the big snow bank which held Op the trains for neveral hours yes terday would have tied up transpor tation for several days. This is the same locality where trains were tied up for three weeks in 1885 and "Dad Moon" and other well known engin eers bucked the drifts day after day and hundreds of men were employed to shovel it out. RullroiKliiig is uu bed of rosea these. days, but it Is tastly different from the pioneer flays. . ' ." No finer poultry is grown any where than in the Grande Ronde. If you doubt this statement visit the poultry show that is being held in the Harris building Just opposite the Geddes grocery on North Fir street, and look for yourself and then ex press your opinion. There is nothing too good for the farmers of Union county and they have "the best. ' ' Uncle Jim Hill ' condemns bad cooking and intimates that the chaf ing dish Is about as bad as the can-' teen as a home wrecker. There is a Wonderful . Difference between the light afforded by an ordinary carbon incandescent and the brilliancy of our'new Tungsten v lamp. The latter has a metal filament (the tiny wire inside of the bulb) which radiates two and one. half times as much light with same amount of electric current. A 40-Watt Tungsten Affords Twice tke Light of the 50-Watt carbon lamp now in general use and cost one-fifth less to burn. We recommend its use to ' our customers as it more than cuts their light bill in two, making electric light so inexpensive that no home, however humble, and no store, however small, can afford to be without one. . Ask Us to show you the new Gen. eral Electric Tungsten lamp r Eastern Oregon Light & Power Company " : A fresh shipment Just in v I CITY- GROCERY t& BAKERY Burglary, Theft and Larceny Insurance OUB. FOLIC! COYEB9 All onsehold feeds and personal affects, belonging et aay . memVir of the tmSt or gas, agaMs loss by burglary, theft or larceny, In. elates thefts hy serrsats or othtr employees, . .IfSZSnn 11150 C0TEE3 DA 31 A OK IIaaHWl To frsperty, phunblnr end other flxtnres. Allows six months Tacan ey vKheit istlee. Vo co-lnsaranee. 5e inventery of the property is neeetsary. t f . ' . RATES FOB A TEAS. " Frlvato Besldenees " and Apartment nones. $1,000. $13.50; $2,000. $22.50; $3,000, $30.00; $4,000, $35.00; $5,000, $40. Each AddlUonal $1,00015.00 . Stables. Each $1,000 .. .. .. ..$15.00 Vacant hsises (plumbing flxtnres and damage to hoiies each $1,000.. .. .J ............. .. .. .. 110.00 10GAN-SHERW00D REALTYC0 ASH BROTHERS Annual Every thing reduced Clearnce Sale at Factory prices for the 1 ' Next 30 Days ASH BROTHERS iV THEIHOLSE OF QOODICLOTHES t Daily Observer, 65c per Month