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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1906)
THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY Promised to tell you here all about their great BARGAIN FEAST but as this space will not permit half they want to say, they are obliged to ask you to refer to their large ad. on another page of this Issue. READ EVERY WORD, IT WILL SAVE YOY MONEY .V .'. THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY Ln rarest Store- j To Whom it l ' This is to certify that the undersigned doing business in the State of Oregon, County of Union, City of La Orande, do hereby swear that during the month of November, 1905, wa sold to your Home Merchants 1410 sacks 5 of La Grande Made Flour, and not one eack- returned to us. Does this not( show that the following brands is giving entire satisfaction to the public. 3 ROYAL PATEMT, SEA FOAN, "JERSEY CREAM, GASH SPECIAL Above all things Ladies ask your grocer what BLUE STEM PATENT is. ' . YOURS FOR GOOD FLOUR N9. 975 Was the lucky number, and the owner can have the . $40 SUIT By calling at A. V. Andrews' Store SUIT CLUB WINNERS RH. Atkinson. $35 Suit New Club A. V. ANDREWS, Men's Furnishings and Tailoring SPECIAL SALE GOODS I have a few heating stoves left, both coal and wood, which I will close out at greatly reduced prices. - W. H. BOH EUJAH MUTH E.STATK Notice le here by (lTn thai the eadnlB4 ha kwm bf tbeCouatvCno.it ofUnloa Oouatr, Ortoa 4ur appointed Administrator or the estate at Kiljaa smith, kit of Ukn demly. now Jerat1, uH (hit all prou havlac elalsos acalnat tale aetata are raqalred U prmnt the am to kirn at hi raaldcaoaia ta Ofand, Ureeoa with proper oaohre tbaraior. Dated at U Ureade, Oragoei this Ith. day ol Uei-ambor A. IX IMS. THOMAI B, IMtTO, Administrator CataMel SlUab Batlth. donned , 1308, 13H', 1312 Adams Avenue. . I May Concern and OUR SEAL: DON'T TRUST TO LUCK In the hope that you'll pick up a good cigar here or there. Get hold of a cigar you know to be good one that everyone who is a judge knows to be a .tiptoper. Short of that advice is; SMOKE THE VISTA ORADA and other brands will concern you no longer. That's the cigar to etick to and the price won't "stick'' you. C. E. HACKMAN Factory Corner Adams - Avenue and Greenwood Street. Red 1641 a K i ON 'LL HOLIDAY N EN K A MP, : NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION . DEPARTMENT OF TUB INTERIOR, U. B. Lead Offlea, I Grand, Oraana. Dmnibm 1H, lwa, Notloe la hrbj flvan that lb llowini aamad aattlar ha DM Dotloaof hi laWDIton loault dual proof In a p part of hi eialm, aad that a!4 praaf will b mad baton lb Krmimhrr and HmwIw of tha U. M. taad Offlea, at LaUr anf.Orron, on Jaa IKOft. lai H. K- No HraX MoaaiC Tboaponr trci. oreraau tor ui aviKV h ana K'iNEVlM. 3ikTTV.4tC KIVS.W. H. te najiM the Mtowlna wltaiaan to mn bla eoallaaoua raalilanoe apoa ud emu ttoa nt Hid load, vlat Thomas Laftua, Prtdrtek Hotkey, Fran wimamaaaa wiutaaa nffa.au otoiaraajr, Orrfua. -. B. W. Darla, B(latr i ' r : Smallest Prices j LOCAL ITEMS T I ----- - - Judge Robert Eakin was the first citizen to register in Union county. . ' - ' Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Selder are up at Medical e Springs visiting Mr. Selder's sister who is ill. , Horace Baker is down from Idaho visiting his parents, Mr and Mrs.- M. Baker of Old Town. Mayor S. A. Miller of Milton is attend ing the fruit growers convention in this city. Mrs. T. N. Murphy and daughter. Miss Irene, who have been visiting friends-in Portland, returned home ths morning. Mrs. John Brookier'went to Pendleton this morning in response to word received that her husband is ill with blood poison ing., , Miss Agnes fehephard, high school teacher at Pendleton, has returned to that city after having visited Miss Alice McKinlay of this city, a few days. """KTex" Slater, 'superintendent of the wwuiihj ywi mini, 11 uf iruiu uniun bo- 2jn business trip and attending the "Fruitgrowers convention. A. Gust has just returned from Butte which he says is booming, and every body making money. He disposed of a piece of property and cleared up several thousand dollars. Edwin Smith, Editor of the semi weekly Spokesman Review and C. J. Freese district agent at Walla Walla, are in the city today attending the Fruitgrow ers Association. Miss Francis Heritage of La Grande is visiting with her sister, Mrs. John Halley. near this city. Miss Francis is quite well known in this city, having made many warm friends while visiting here two years ago. Enterprise Chief tian. All voters of the five La Grande voting precincts must register at the county clerk's office before they can vote at the primaries. Voters elsewhere in the county may register before notary public or justice of the peace. Miss L. R. Lorenz arrived in the city from Pendleton this morning and is the guest of Miss Lillian McCall a.id other friends in this city. Miss Lorenz came up from Pendleton to report the Fruit Growers convention for the Portland Journal which she now represents in Eastern Oregon. SUPRTmE COURT DECISIONS Salem. Jan. 3. In the case of Cora Steel against the Island City Mercantile & Milling company the judgment was affirmed. Steel won in the lower court. The suit was brought by a stockholder against the corporation for an accounting lor dividends declared on the cap.ta stock. The case of Eliza Carroll asainst the Grande Ronde Electric company was amrmed. l ha electric company won I the lower court. This was the case i which a mother sought to recover dam ages for the death of her son, alleged to have been caused by the negligence of the company. The courts decided that his death was due to his own carelessness. The case of S. S. Booth against the Farmers & Traders' National bank of La Grande was affirmed. The bank won in the lower courts. This was an action to recover the balance alleged to be due on depasits. It was also decided that Moses Tavlnr of Athena, convicted of arson, must serve three years and G rover Martin ten year ror murdering O. N. Preston at Free water. Alustice Hailey took no part in the delib erations on the docisions in the criminal cases. BRYAN AT MANILA Manila, Jan. 2. Brilliant receptions were held today by Major-General Corbin and Acting Governor Ids. William Jen nings Bryan received with the latter. Aguinaldo and many other insurgent officers attended. Next Wednesday Mr Brayn will leave for tha Southern Islands Captain Moss. General Corbin's aide, will accompany him as far as Borneo. COOD SiWMrJM It certainly speaki wall for tha pros perity of, Union county that at tha time the delinquent tax roll was turned; over to tha eheriff to advertise and tell the pro party, there remained but $6631.35 on the list, and the greater portion of this amount will be paid before the property is sold. TOOK TOO MUCH MORPHINE An overdose of morphine is responsible fcr the condition of W. J. Row, formerly a La Grande railroad man, who is at present at the Walla Walla Hospital in a dangerous condition. It is not known whether the poison was taken accidently or with suicidal intent. He was found in his room over ' the Crane saloon. 118 Main Street, about 11 o'clock Sunday night, and after a physician was called, was removed to the hospital where more facilites were at hand. The man is a member of the Order of Railway Con ductors and has been here or several days. For the past few days he has been drinking heavily and his friends, fearing some accident have been keeping a care ful wa'ch over him. . The dose he took was from 25 to 60 grains of morphine, and whether or not he will recover is in d3Ubt. Walla Waiisr union. TRIBUTE TO OREGON In Goodwin's Weeklv. of Salt Lak City, is found the following: - "Special attention has been called to Oregon during the past year- because of her Lewis and Clark exposition. Though almost within the sound of the waves of the Pacific breaking upon her coast, the exposition, was an immense success, and thousands of people have now a clear idea of Oregon who but a few years ago could not have bounded the state, to save their lives. And all thair impressions are hap py ones, for in stately timber, rich valleys, glorified rivers and scenery that is a per petual delight, no state exceeds Oregon. "No DSODle are mora nrnnrnn than they; no people more country-loving. uregon is one of the great states of the union in all the attributes that make a state great," BASKET BALL .The third game of basket ball will 'be played Thursday evening at the Armory hall between the O. N. G. and tha Com mercial Club teams. i The crowd which witnessed the game last week at the Commercial Club was all enthusiastic over the game and declar ed tnat from the spectators stand point it rivals both base and foot ball. The guards have strengthened their team considerably since they were de feated by the High School, and .declare that the Commercial Club will have to "go some" if they take their scalps into camp after the same manner th aarvsH theHigh School. The Commercial Cluh practice will be Interfered with this week by the Fruitgrowers convention which meets in their hall, but they will be on hand Thursday night ready to play good basket ball just the same. SPORTS j WE will ha ve some thing to say in a few days Chic A I STEEL I have the celebrated Majestic and Superior Steel Ranges which have no equal as to baking qualities .and durability. Try one and be convinced. A few heating stoves left, upon which I am giving 10 per cent off, while they last Don't forget about our cross cut saws and logging tools. ! MRS-T.N. Hardware ch;:;a'g cewe a::s ' arsows Only in Past Few Weeks Has This Mode of Warfare Been Aban . . doned In the Orient Though an atti-mpt was made tvro .veai-8 ago to abolish . bows nnd arrows as the national weap ons of Chimi the work has only been aecoinplislied within the Iiih few weeks, assorts the (Jhirugi Daily News. The imperial archei have existed iin to the time tin' i oyal ediit ut them out of busi ness about a mcntli n?o. The cm peror's deeree ix ;i follows: "Out dynasty wasestablished by menii! of the bow and arrow and (he an is still therefore kepi up in tin- -. am cation of officials and the drilling of troops. Lately, how ever, military science hits ini proved and weupnns are bcin. uiodernizedeverydaynnd we inns': imitate the martini sp rit of our rncestors by using our best en deavors to establish a strong gov ernment. "Hereafter the princes, dukes nnd ministers of the eight ban nera -must all earnestly practice n-Hitary art nnd attain the utmost p.ofinency, which will leave no l.me for the observance of mere forms, and we order all olSeials in liifure not to carry the bow and r.rrow when they' attend stato ceremonials, nor are imperial body guards or the palace guards lo use them, but the best weapons must be prov.ilcd for them. "Let the board of war draw up the necess-rv regulations for the I-.oper.tes- ig of militarv effi ciency for t!.e soldiers and "let the buid board re;ort thereon." LISTEN! ago Store RANGES MURPHY 'f and crockery. HOW TO BREAK UP A (01D Break up a "coio" by ul-pith:: trvf ment. That equalizes the circulation, increases activity of liver and bowils a-ld overcomes congestion and catarrhal dis- , charge so distressing in a bad "cold '"-M the head." Since bad "colds" are theV beginning of la grippe, pneumonia, catar rhal deafness and other things it is wise to give them ostopathic attention in the first stage of distress. Neglected "colds" ' OYSTER TIME TIME & rard to with expeclfej cious than a plate of" is always looked forward ancy. What more lucious I Blue Points on the shell, or a stew, or a fry, or broiled, OYSTERS, OYSTERS.' OYSTERS any way you want, is the way we serve them. Oysters we keep are the best in the land and all have a good pedigree. If you want to give an oyster party, our restaurant is the piece to bring them to. We hope to see you many times during oyster season. The Model Restaurant J. A. Aibuklf, Proprietor wmell weoklv j J meal ticket lot P4 3 ND MUHT 4i j5 1 ""wwmmwt
