La Grande morning observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1901-1904, August 16, 1904, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextHot Weather .MEALS Bring your wife and ' , family to the Spokane ;' Cafe for Dinner. Your wife will ap prcciato the change aud freedom from the hot kitchen. You will all enjoy the meal the best in town. First, class service. SPOKANE CAFE J. F. Johnson Depot St. La Grahde.Or. Oregon hb union Pacific u,PA,t Tim. nchedui nan LAQHANDE. NO. 2 " . , 8:60 p.m. 8li Lake, Beaver Ft. "; t NO . Worth, Omaha, Kaussa ,a0 :80il m. :. St. UuU, CWawo . IO' and Eut. 8:6 p.m Portland, Dalle. Visa. NOl. dleton, Walla Walla, , Dayton, Po moroi, S:Wa m Collki, Moscow, Bpo- ,, kaneannu S.0S p -a j ith via Bpo- kane, ' Portland. Dalles, Pen NO 6 dlctou Umatilla Wal- Nn a lula.LewtsUin.Colfei Mtifetow, Wallace War g.4ia n 8:9 pm dner, Mpokaae aad other points east and " north via Hpokaoe. NMDallj ;iand city, iiici u1S5?i Imbler, and Elgin at Hunday connections at Elgin fcSOpm 9:16 a m with stage for point . In Wallowa oouuty Ooean Steamers between Portland ant) Ban Francisco every five days E. C. MOOKR, Agent MY SHINES Are like tbe ''Smile that won't come off." They are put on right and stay right. I nan only Wbitinore's paste and guarantee that if alter thirty days trial you find that it has in any way way injured the lent her 1 will preBSnt the customer with a $5 pair of BhoeB purchased at any store he may select. It you desire really first class work call and get a shine. Ladies wore a specialty . Remember tbe place, Kprt ley's Barber Shop, where everything Is first class from the boot black up. JOE B. WILLIAMS un mm immi Opposite tbe Sommer House, One of the best musical institutions in tbe slate, Four rooms used for musical instruction, 15 grades of music taught. Drpatment 1, 2 rooms used for the 3 Bret grades. Children at the age of f) and older come one hour every day. Department 2, 2 rooms for grades 4 to IB for pupils of all ngos The lat est course best practical musical in struction M laical coutests for med als every few s-eeks. E PORTER DAY Principal MRS DAY. Assistant Real estate Snap Two aore trect, seven blocks from center of La Gran le. Uoid six room ed cottage furnlBlied ounipletely and well, If desired. Two barns, large hen house and wire enclosed park over one nrtred ohiokens, over 100 bearing lenlt trees ini-lu.ling winter aud sum- r apples, penis, prunes, peaohos and several vnritioa of cherries, one thousand raspberries, 500 strawberries twenty Bve shade trees, lawn. Doners and large (tauten ready for use, three wells, two puinns, t u shares in good water ditch. House insured for liUO for three years. I'art down. For paituulars inquire at this oflioe. THEIR MORMON PLANK DUBOIS DISSATISFIED Idaho Democrat i Af fect A Compromise Platform Regarding Mormonism Lewiaton Aug. 16 It was made elear by this morning that it would b' impossible for Dubois to secure (rem the Democratic state convention suob Mormon plank ss had been planned and attention was tbeo turned to a compromise, l'je northern counties in a measure took the matter out of the hands of tbe senator and Heitfeld. Their disposition was to go no fait her than reiterate the plank of tbe nation al, platform but tbey were willing to support something more of a conserva tive nature il tbe two loaders should insist upon it. Tbis led to the fram ing up of tbe following resolution in the Dubois headquarters: "We are unalterably opposed to po lygamy and uoUwful cohabitation We bave declare that time and experi ence have vindicated tbe framers of the constitution and the laws, public polioy Demooratio tradition all n quire as indespensab'.e to good government. n un trammeled ballot and unbridled citizenry. We pledge the Democratic parly to enact suah legislation as will render the forego:ng resolution effect ive." Tbis afleruooo a general caucus of Dubjis-Heit eld forces was held to oonsiler the question. Senator Dubois attended and moved Peebles , pro'essor ol hUiory and Eng sliab, bave been retained. Prole or Ueorge A Forbes, for three years a member of tbe faculty of tbe Mon mouth normal ecboul, has been en gaged as phyeiual dir'itor. He wil also bave cbr-e of the commeiaial department. Mr W H.Crayne, six years prtcep taeas et Whitman college , will occupy a similar positiou here. Mrs. Crayue is the widow of Dr Crayue of Colfax. Wash Mis Margaret A Koue of the Hollorray lohtnl Portland iael.oled principal' of tbe training school. Misa Agues Bulfiuuh, a graduate of Ibis acbool, has bseo engaged as an assist ant uuder " Mins Fone. The depart ments of mathematics aud music will be undtr the direction of Protestor Fred W Fellows of Stanford univei- sity. The other depaitment will be con duotsd the satna as latt year wild tbe exception of chemistry whicb will be tiught by Mn Clara Frenob. Pr ston W Search, the author ol several educational publication, has been engaged to deliver a series ol lea tures io 0:tubr aud November. no bbbb PBiBHiinn OQsnaciaHiiianoaa g .... ..... ' . .. .. ;-,,,:v, a a . a a ti 310-OOOM 1XTRA0RDINARY $10,000.05 M -" i fill 9 -VP i - . fl & "U COMMENCING FRIDAY, AUGUST 19 KNIGHTS PHYTHIAS X AT LOUISVILLE Louisville, August 10. It. will be noon tomorrow before all tbe Knights arrive to attend the biennial conclave of the Knights of Phvthins, ' according to statements made by the railroad people, aud those in charge of the catip at Shawnee park., 'ibree thous and tents at Shawnee are already oc cupied and mora accomodations are be ing prepared, it is estimated that 8000 members of the uniform rank ar rived during the morning. . All the officers of the supremo loi ge arrived, The fess'ons beuin tomorrow morning Stat; Fair a m a - wr win give away to me people or Uutoo county H0.000.00. It will not be a lottery every one dealing Will fiet DHl't Ol it the mom vnil trarln the mnra inn not . - ' I have bought the La Grande Mercantile Company stock at about 50 cents op the dollar, and to make room (or the goods now at the Rainbow Store aud six thousand more that is on the way here, I have concluded to sell them at al out half price. There is no cheap, or shoddy goods in them. . jF-'tHfide fnte " Don. , . "ioua V-s once We have 15UU pair of the ben shoes made. Suoh as Selz, Schwab A Co., A. E Brown it do., Krippendorf.Dittraan Co. and District 76. Tbe;e shoes are all euaranteed bv the m'tnufneturers. Following are a few quotations: Ladies' 5 5G mid $5 00 shoes at 3 75. ti 00 at 12 65. i3 B0 5 ?at & 50, $2 50 at $180, $200 at $125, $150 at 95o, 100 - :' pairs of Inst seasous shoes $175 and 1 50 at 75o. ' f - ' Men's $4 00 shoes at 2 75, $3 f0 at 2 50, - $3 00 at 20U, $2 50 at 1 70, $200 at 1 35, and 50 puir of heavy shoes at 75o. vs L . , .- ) ' n -' p.! --r;,,.--ni SOMS OFn, OTLJI. resolution herein given He gave his lessons for arking for auch lesolution, explaining the situation at much length. John B Soveriegn, ti W Tannabill and Jar'ge Pope opposed it. Krl Payne supported it and many others p rtioipated in the diecuesion. Finally Lafe Pence offered the nat ional plink and it was suppnr'ed by some delegates. Pence, on a sugges tion from a delegate, amended the res. olution so as to substitute tbe words "tbe state of Idaho" for the "United Stales." Judge S S Dunning of Moscow wound np tbe discussion with a fierce attack on Dublis and his program. Refeinng to tbe efforts to oaptur i Republican vt tea he said : "Tbe Dem -ocratio party migbt bait its hook with a beatitude but '.be Republican party would go to bell before it would take a n'bble " Thecaucus broke up without a vole bsv.og bjen tiken. The lesolution was taken to the res olutions committee, aNo the Ada county resoluii n and so'ne others. There they raisen a storm that Uted all the afternoon bef re tbe subcom mittee and full committee, whicb is still raging at 6 oclock Tbere is little doubt at this lime that a compromise resolution will be adopted. It will prtbibly be very mild in character. Tbo national Democratic platfutm on polygamy follows: "We demand the ext 'rniination ol polygamy within the jurisdiction of the United States and the complete separation of cbtirch and state in po litical affairs." The premium lists of tbe 44th Annual Fair to be held at Snlem, September 12 to 17th are now being distributed. A great muuy changes have, been made und new nremitim-t offered, and as a adoption of the whole tbe list has been increuseil. The stork show wi 1 09 as good as last year if not bettor. Several exhibitors from California are ronlomplnting biliiging their thoroughbred stock The County exhibits will bo l.irger than ever aud this year aud this year nn exhibit will be at the Fair showing what the iionhwest p irtiou of Canada can produce and the advantages they have to olFt-r. Good racing and aploudld evening entertainments through i ho week will make It enjoyable f r ull who uttond. Send to the Secretary, W A Moores, at Salem, for a Premium List and thon make an exhibition ot your stock or goods. Lawn Social. Wfdneeday f-vtnirg l he lmes of ihe Meihurfift ciiurch wilt give h Un o cml at the residence of Mr and Mrs r O Huntington. Ic cream und cake will be servt-d and gttberrtl goo.) time is assured lo all who mny attend. or a a. n S3. .1 :s 3 a a a. 3 ir3 U a I,... -. . '; We bave sixty-tiye Ladies' aud Childrens' hats at half price, this season's goods. Sixty shirt waists at 5Q ceuts ou the .dollar. . 12Jo flanneletts at 8ic 10c 'outing fluuntils 8o- 6c calico 4 Jo. ': Apron ging- hard Bo; 50' cottou' liluiikots at 50o each. - 75 pairs : at about half prices - Big line of corsets at 50 per ioent. '-''''All 'summer gorrds one-third cff. $1000 stock of silks reduced from! 30 to 50 per cent. In ' dress trimmings we show the best line at low prices. $1500 worth of JEWELRY bought at 35o on the dollar we are at 50o dollar. Expert jeweler. AH work guaranteed. II Ta . .. - ,tut r. IU r?t l0l"j 'selling f&SJ"-'- fix- h'' on the , A(V i V ' r a ' ' We have, as complete. stock of goods as can be found iu any first class dry goods store and during this sale wilj sell nil at prices never before heard of. We wunt your trade if goods and prices can geJibM$f&'PiZ. in our new. bcutiou, next lo.the La Grande National Bank, where we will be ploaaed to meet 1 unci us mtiny new ones as care lo save money. Yours lor business, . . -e; .. j m , D a : Boca T HI K RAIN BOW , STQRJE - BlIllflQIEBDtjaCQtlBrl Another Social Dance. Will hi given undir the manage ment of members o( Company L, et the Armory Hall Wednesday night, Aug. 17th. You Bre cordially invited lo partici pate in the merrymaking. Gicellent music will bi f rnished by Thomas orchestra. Ecjoyable time gia:anieid every one. Admiision 50 ceuts, ladibs free. 8i. For an Exhibit. HARD - WALL PLASTER Only costs aliout 5c per yard more than common plaster, and worth many timcj over. ADVANTAGES No danger of freezing as it can be used iu zero weather Being flexible instead of bnt tie es all saud mortors are it will 'lent 'ike wood when struck or jammed, instead of breaking Doors, windows, pipe holes, etc are easily cat through it i non conductor of elec tricity and thus prevents snorl circuiting It adheres equal!, well to brick, stone or comn-ii lath It contains no acids i'.r chemicals to rorrods I : i" not burn nor dis.t.tegrate by lire being a perfect protection for wood frame work It will under no condition pit or blister Parties having plastering to ,lo should consult me regarding this class of work Estimates cheerfully given L REISLAND, Phone 371 M L Causey for several months has been woiking on tbe officials of tbe O B & N Co and baa Becured their per mission to erect a suitablo di play for an exhibit of our products and Mr Causey will take the matter up in a lew dayB an 1 see if it ran not be ao-compll-l'' d. Tbe ieV i not for the advertise ment i f any real estate firm but a gene'sl exubit. Mr Causey states thi t 1'- I"- approached quite a Dum ber ol farmers who are willing and an xious to prepare their fruits, grains MtiH wrasef. i Theide.il osrried out t il consist roust blame youref II of a huilrtiiu forty feet long by ten leet out wideBitiiHttd between Bolton & Bod Old Folks Excursion AN OPEN LETTER ; To the public: T We wibIi to oall the attention of tlmne not already advifod that we have . uxtiibllaiied a wood working; plant in La GHiide eijual to any in the country.. u e bulk' rod tbe timet and uonditloua duuiandfd such au enterprise and we have spent ibouBandaof dollars' in e quipineut Bni ImproTeuieutH. , iv e are not only prepared to fill your orders for mill work but we can fur-1 inch hU kluda of lumber On short notice. , j li you buy in quantity ao we can fur- uiBU iu car lots to be delivered direct we cud cive vou nromnt shinmeht and ut priotB aa low ns (he lowest consider ing the Quality of the Block and the promptness ol delivery. The nrice varien as to the amount you buy and the cost of band. tag, tie. ore placing your order outsiue submit your proposition to us aud see if we can Handle your business to please you. Wh are a La Grande Institution but wo do not clnim anything ou that ao-. o tint only to have an equal show with our roinpeiitor. - - ,: After establishing an expensive lo cal entoiprine we waul the business to ktMjp our vajod.. men at work. We are not beffeing for favors but lo cat enterprises should be built up to employ our poo pie at home instead of Residents ol Uaker nod Union Counties eve- ih f sixty-five vers di'Birou.- t f p-rtki. . ol the bn. pitality ol the v d npe of Baker Oi'y on Old Fi- kf liw , Arerrqupfttt'd to cut out sn' lilt i'i the hU ming coupon ami pint: ) e mi m tu Mannie Kox. Bftkr Oi'v if yu rwmiunt if Bker ('miniy and t I' omnp Walsh, I,- fi'ande if yon - reii rienl ol Union Oo nity An nd to this niHtli r r-t wc fu it.ut your name will he nn the 1 ft in lime to make arrtuiytnirtfiti ft-r your nutir taiurrtent; if yt.u i.eKltct thi: ( u if you re left :- . A Postal Will Do It The purchasoof a piano by mail made safe, simple and economical. By dealing with a reliable concern a piano can now be purchased witliout ever seeing It, with perfect sutistuction and safety. Kvery 1nstrumo,nt .sold by Eller'a 1 lano House is fully guaranteed snd a further agreement goes with it to refund all money paid in case tbe instrument fails in any way to prove exactly ca represented, so that , buyers are perfectly secure. : . If you are thinking of purchasing a piano or an organ, drop us a line on a 1KBtal, giving your address and von wit) mmediatelv receive an abundance of circulars and handsome buohlets show ing a variety ot instruments and giving full description of tl.em. A letter from the head of the Mail Order De partment will also ao-ompariy them, Jiving full information conuerning our ow prices aud easy payment system. -if we have any Bmcial bargains in secondhand instruments which our im mense business is continually bringing to us, those also will be fully described and prices given. Your reply, whether it be a request for furthet information, or an order for an instrument will be promptly and courteously attended to. When mail orders are filled, the in strumentsare personally selected by the neao ot our man Older uepurtmeiit. sending all the money away (or. stuff wuo ig an experienced and expert piano su r.Bwo. i juuge. tie uiorouuiuy inaoeuta everv The monev sent awuv does not comet back to us and it builds up other com munities at our expense. Vours for buslndps, StoUdaid Lumber Co, Columbia mer's im I iment bouse wbion will hi in vies, til passenger'. The idea is worthy of oonsideaation and should meet with the hearty sup port ol a I. Th entire expense will ..!-Ij be h it $400. EASTERN OREGON NORMAL Weston Oie Aug. lfi Tbe faculty of the Eastern Oregon Stale Normal school, wb cb opens September U baa been chosen by lhe board of regents. President R W Frenob and George A Joseph Ba'tn, Chairman Old Folks Committee, Tbis is the coupon to b' filled out. OLD yiJLKri DAY. Collegiate, Preparatory Pnmnmmial University .r AH IX FjH CA7AL03UE CourOCS, Hour ling school tor young men A boys. Uox 34S University Park Station, Portland ' Grrgcn Dr. V A CHARLTON VETERINARY SURGEON. Ollice at A T Hill's Drug Store La Graude.'Oregun .Phone 1361 Residence phone 701 piano Sold by mail and sees that it In perleut condition, heforo is he Dermita K lo leave me srare. We make a sueuialtv of tiacklnir our instrnmenta ao that no matter if they bave to be hauled by wagon a long dis tance, no injury can possibly conic to them. Remember this ia the house ao- kuowledgod to be the lowest priced and most reliable Ou the const. Drop us a postal.- Thousands have dime It to their advuutsge. Kilers Piano House .1U1 WasuiiiKion btroet corner 1'ark Large stores nlao San Krauoiscn and Sacramento cal., Bpokano and Beatile, rrasnington CARPETS! CARPETS!! ' Linoleum, Shades, and - Upholstery Goods. We ; ' have a fine line of these goods at very low prices . ' Carpets and Linoleums out, made and laid to order. Call and Bee these Goods ,. ' . Beautiful White Maple Dresser & Commode (13 25 . Worth 30. Qo cart 8 00, erfootlon Oil'Stove 3 00, ' Dining Table 6 60, Best Oil Range 10 60, V New Lounge 12 75, Gasoline Stoves 2 75, Desk 7 50, Camp 8toves 1 40. ' ' Two sets Double Harness, 2 Sue Shot Guns, 2 Win chester Rifles, 1 Iron Bed, 1 ten-gallon churn, 10 Cook StoveB at very low prices. Remember we do upholstering, furniture repairing and house cleaning. Phone for estimates. - - H.B.Haien ph0& F. D. Hasten ' Formerly C & M Noble's Store. We Do Not Claim That wo can please all of the people all of the timebut WE DO CLAIM . mamigcmeut for LOsT (troy boreo branded O P on thigh very sway backed, when lost . .was hobbled with rope. Last seen in mountains about 8 miles souihaeat of La Oramlo. Btfitnble reward . will be paid Under S KZ Carbine La Grande K D No 1 1'hone No KW7 Fill on : this coupon nd send to Mannie !i, Makei City, if you live in riaker County, and to Thos. Walsh, l.a (Irande, if you live in Union Couoty. I am years of age and reside at I was born ou the.. day ol in the year and I want to he present On Old Folks Day. sign name in full. Lodge Directory. KAfJI.KH 1m (irsnde Alna sj., FOE meets yury Kmlny nUiit In K of V lull ..t 8 , in Vlilllns liretbvrn Invltad lo alieiel, C C KockweU, W V A N tUyvllU), W Hec. Itrotliara ara tnvtlml Ui altuml. . VI 1 lolnntr Clilel Itanuer. C J Vanderpaol, kec tc. ghtful Route, Daylight Ride Dizzy Crags, Deep Canons. A Golden Opportunity See. orbhtkrs op AMKii-;A-omt m.i n -.lure In all .her glorious i1!.''0? Tue..iy in Kias Imnuty, and then the acme oi man's handiwork. The first is found alonr the: line of the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad .ind tlm luttPr at the St. Louis orld's Fair. Your trip will be one of pleasure make the most of it. For information and illus ttated literature write W.C. MoBRIDE, Gen.Aet'.x, Portland, Oregon tOO F Ia Orsndn TiclRn, No I niruts iu their hall every Hiitunlay tiislit. Vliltlus uieui bers oordiaUjr invited Ui nll..iifl. CJ VamloriKiel, N O. I R Snook, Sec - A, V. A A.M. La Orande Lodge No 41. meets every lstand :trd liatiir day of each ronnth. 2 A C Williams Sea, , , 0 1) Uufl'msn W.M. S That our plant has been uudeifthe same ; nearly TEW YEARS That during this time our aim has. been to please as S nearly all, at all times as good work and courteous .treat I I That we will do our best to please you if you will favor j us with your patronage . J J That Packages left at Anderson & Myers or Kirtley's , J barber Bhops will receive the same prompt attention that they would if left. at the laundry. x ABC LAUNDRY PHONE j 1851 IMIIOHIIIMtHMm''1''1" ttssssia City Property For Sale I Finely Located, Well Improved 5-Room House For Sale. Also Other City Property At ;. GRANT & HERR0NS "J i is; ri u D a a By a a r '