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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1905)
La Grande Evening Observer C tET BR08., Editor A Pr p Entarad aft tba. Post Offloa at La Urands, Oregon, as Beoond Class llail Matter. Published daily except Sunday One year in advance. ..... $6 50 Six months in advance. . . .3 60 Per month. .55c Single copy...... ...... ....5c Tuesday. June 27, 1905. .. A few took exception! to an editorial paragraph made with reference to the Baker City con tingent who attended theElki ocial on Thursday. The whole thing was intended for irony and in that light was compli mentary instead of otherwise, as it was Intended. ADVERTISING HATB8 Display Ad rm la ffernlahad apoa application LataX Nftdlng notice. lOe par Una Oiat iuer lion, gt per 11 n. for aach latwequent Inier- RmoJdUob. feoadotonoa, s rsr Una. Card of thanks, te per Uaa. All the land fraud cases will be set for trial next Friday. The good roads'' movement has now reached the talk stage; after awhile there may be some thing doing. The raiuy wo.'.hcr , it Port land is keeping a great many visitors from attending the fair. There is plenty of time yet however. It is . the . little things that count if properly attended to. The Commercial Club have re cently accomplished two pur poses and both were simply the result of suggestion but such mggegtions coming from a live association have power. . The Club suggested to' the 0 R & N Co, the advisability of having a'l trains stop at North Powder so those citizens could visit our city. Since the new order went into effect we have bad many more business visi-' tors from the southern portion of the county than formerly. ) A few weeks ago the club instruct-, ed the secretary to see if the ex? prc:s cer;py old be induced to put on a delivery system and this has been done. - ', Graft is alleged in the letting sA a contract by Public Printer Palmer for 72 typesetting ma- aiktntia ls m naA 2 I V A nnifAalltrtanl printing offices at Washington. ' The Idaho state fair com mission is having 25,000 copies of the last biennial report of the state immigration commission ers printed for distribution in the east as an advertisement of the state. GRAINING AND ART DECORA1NG Wby not get your painting done wall when you tan bava it cheaper than it takes for the sreraga daubar to spoil itf Getnaed to bating .nice wood finishing on tha inside of yonr dwell ing." Ej?g ahell ' and ' velvet gloss, "mirror polish" eto. 8 D Kinney can grain np your old piloted rooms and make tha wood like fine, quartered oak larnitaie 14J3 Adams Ave. La Grande Or We hope the board of regents o! the Agricultural college will find some way to permit the continuance ef the Union county expermental station. It isjust beginiug to accomplish some of the purposes for which it was instituted. Found a Cure for Dyspepsia Mrs 8 Lindear. ol Fort Wllllat Ontario. Canada, who baa aufferi anite a number of years from dtapp aia ana great pains in tne aiomaon, was adfTsed by ber druggist to take Chamberlain's ' Htomaob and Liver Tablets. 8he d Id so and says. "I find that tber have done ma a gnat deal ol good. I have never had any suffer ing si noe 1 began using them." ill troubled with dviDensia or Irdiuestlon why not take thaw Tablets get well and stay well f tor sale by Nswlinl Drug Uo. . From the surface indication it begins to look like there will be considerable activity for the Republican nomination for Sherift and it might not be a miss to state also that several Democrats have a des're to suc ceed sheriff Pennington. Already we are begining to feel the influx of eastern money presumably the effects of the fair. This is made manifest by the unusual number ot one and two dollar bills in circulation. We dare say that most of our mercantile houses as a usual thing rarely ever handled more than three or four such bills during the yer, prior to a few months ago. Now they are be coming quite common. Under tbe initiative law our people must educate themselves to the (act that simply because a law is petitioned for that, it should be vited fr. Ou the other hand because thev have not . taken the trouble to inform themselves with reference to it, that to be safe they must vote against it. The people must begin to keep up with the times and keep informed as to the merits and demerits that they will be called to pass upon. PurcBred Poultrv . Parties desiring pure bred poultry can secure eggs from the following well known breeds ; at $1 per setting of fifteen Bar Ply. moth Rock, White Wyn dott, Single Comb Brown Leghorn, and Silver Laced Wyddott ELI BA!R. I' UNDERTAKERS FUNERAL DIRECTORS The only Exclusive Undertaking Parlors in La Grande. Scientific Embalming Licensed in Oregon and Montana. Experienced ' Lady Assistant Our office b always open; Phone 1761 Office in Lewis Building,' opposite Sommer House -VISIT THE- Lewis and Clark EXPOSITION H r I To be held at Portland June I to Oct. 15, 1905, TAKE A TRIP TO CALIFORNIA Through the Williamette;! Umpqua and Rogue River pass Mt. Shasta, through.. the Sacramento Valley to the . many famous resorts on the T line of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. i For beautifully illustrated j booklets, descriptive if Cali fornia resorts; address. how m MM BOIL MM We arc building on a permanent foundation, and nothing is too good ,f or us. 0ur3trpng f!neis the Adler, pros. & Co. Rochester, m Jhese are plotiies that are honest inside as well as attractive outside. If you buy, and it proves; W Ije othervvi you money back without ,a wrd. Better isfactionTa than can be secured in.any other ready- made; as completejsatisfation as can be secured t in first-class made-to-measure. This is our promise to all who make a trial of L. A., B. & Co., clothes, and we stand ready to redeem that promise to the- letter. You arc always welome to drop in. '1 ! ' 9 ' t HERE'S THE. VERY SHOE YOU'Vt hZU ' ' LOOKIMC FOR Cut from the softest, most flexible of fine calf skin-with a " smooth, tough lining a sole that is made to stand trouble, arid just the right amount of style. . It's one of the most popular of KEITH'S KONQUER0R family and if you had your shoemaker turn out such a shoe, he'd tax you not less than $8.00 $3.50 to $5.00 - " i -J CJ Li. 1 Gordon $3.00 Hat for $2.00 Men's Fancy Hosiery reduced from 75c to 50c a He SPECIAL PRICES ON FINE COLORED WASH FABRICS Owing to the unseasonable weather this spring we decided to make JULY, PRICES IN JUNE : Pongec Suitings Pongee Brilliants ; Jacqiiard Swiss Lawns and Dimities 15c Lawns and Dimities I2 2c 50c a yard for regular 75c and 85c qualities 50c 4 " 75c '? 85c 20c " " 35c 25c 20c it These radical reductions will create a lively interest in thin wash Fabrics, so it behooves all who have delayed their spring purchases to come in early. II W. E: C0MAN, Gen. Passr. Agt. Island Cttv Oretrou . , Portland, Oregon.