La Grande evening observer., January 05, 1906, Image 2

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IT MAY BE TOO LATE FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
But it isn't too late to buy one of thoe fine art square we have on display
Prices ranee from S3 ingrain all wool, to $35 body brusseis. Moque'.ta and
Aviinisters. Ail sizes, 9x9 up to 12x15. Rugs, small moquette and large
sizes. $3 to $6. Chairs, Center' Tables, Extension Tab'es, Desks. Music
Racks, small bookcases are always needed and are handy and useful. Visit
our show room on Depot street and let us show our line cf couches. Best
bargains ever offered. '
OUR PICTURE DEPARTMENT
i finest and Shouiest Pictures Ever Shown in Town
Fine Colored Camp Scenes, unframed, $1.00. Framed, $4.50
Panel Etching, something extra fine. 50 cents to S2.00
Burnt Leather Center Table Covers, California Crape patterns, $3.00
Our frames and our pictures are absolutely the finest ever shown in the city.
Christmas gifts gaior at from the lowest to the highest prices. Framings'
of all kinds at all prices.
ADCOOK & HARRIS,"
ADAMS AVENUE
WANTED
Potatoes, Onions, Root Vegetables
Apples, Hay, Oats, Barley
We pay Highest Market Prices for all Produce
We are receiving regular shipments of fresh eggs which we
re quoting .to the trade at $8.25 per case of 50 doz.
Fancy white clover honey from California, sweeter than
native stock. 24 frame cases at $3.25 per case.
We have a large lot of No. 2 apples which we quote at 40c
per box.
I Oregon Produce Company
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LUMBER
.p.:taup.i at
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WHOLESALE PRICFS
Better Lumber and Cheaper than is sold in
La Grande, We deliver it to your building
Crande Ronde Lumber Cov
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CITY BREWERY
JULIUS ROESCH, Proprietor.
Largest Brewing Plant in Eastern Oregon
Ask for La Grande Beer and get the Best
LA GRANDE BEER IS MADE IN LA GRANDE
AND -SHOULD H WE THE PREFERENCE
SICCX HOLDER'S MHTING
Notice is hereby given that the stock
holJers of La Grande Real Estate As
sociation will meet in 'he office of Wm
Miller A Bro. on M nday. January 16th
1905, at 8 o'clock P. M. for the purpose
of electing officers for the ensuing year,
and the transaction of such other busi
ness as may eoroa before the meeting.
Wm Miu.au. President.
rOLUtTKR'S
flacky Mountain Tea Nuggets
4 Paty Mlloln for Buy Nopl.
3,i.n Ooldta Italia esa ftusi Vigor.
, it:IHo f , Cnndivillon, Imflre-'ilon.
fcnd Kiilnrjr Troiihl. PlmpKw. t. tMi lrni
blood, Bl r)nih. Rlnwi.h Bowl. lfMM-lr.
nil llnrkarha. It'i K'x-k-y Mountain T- In l
.-t form, M cnu a b... (trmiltm inn'U o
Hcnximn Dhvo CrNMxr, MhIIxi. Wis.
0L0EN NUGGET, FOR 8AUL0 PEOPt'
Service
This drug store tries to serve every
customer so well that they will not think
of going elsewhere for drug score ffoods.
A. T. Hill. PrescriptionDrugStis
Wood! Wood! Wood! :
Good dry wood delivered
to any part of the city. i
ANY LENGTH, ANY KIND,
C--.' I - ...
I spatial prices on quantity
, Ordors. No order too - 5
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i large or too small ,
J James Beavers, Red M4I :
m is
KH01 AS
ORCHARD
Ca'dwell, Jan, The fourth day of
the work of the officers engaged in run
ning down the person or persons respons
ible for the murder of ex-G"vernor Frank
Steunenbuerg has ended w.th some pro
gress having been made.
The most important information gained
is perhaps the real name of the man call
ing himself Thomas Hogan. He has ad
mitted he is Harry Orchard. Further, he
has admitted he was in the Coeur d'AIe
nes until the time cf the trouble there in
1893. He was living in Burke and was a
membsr of the Burke Miners' union.
Sheriff Sutherland has identified him as
one he saw several times in that section
the past summer. Whether or not hi had
tc;r. th:r: ?r'? ' n-vmr. :nce the
year of the riots, is not known, but the
fact that he was there last summer is
h'ghly sign Scant, as it was thought he
was undoubtedly conferring with some of
his old associates. .
Where he has been since has not yet
been traced, but he came to Idaho from
Salt Lake. ' He shipped his trunk to Cald
well and then went to Hailey, following
his trunk here later. The trunk was
traced by means of the check. No. 270,
515.. HOCAN'S TRUNK
Hogan has claimed that his trunk was
sent here from Harrison, Idaho, but it is
learned that it was checked from Salt
Lake. It wis checked by George Alley,
baggageman at the latter place. This
was established by the number of the
check.
A DOUBLE
MURDER AT
lid (AMP
Reddiiig. Cal., Jan. 6 Tom and John
Prxe, pioneer miners, were murdered on
their mining claim today.
Tom, aged 60, left the cabin for the
claim at 8 o'clock. When he failed to re
turn to dinner, John, aged 64. went to
the claim. He found his brother shot
through the head and his body almost
buried to the neck in a grave.
John hastened home, told his wife of
Tom's murder, and sent a man to notify
the officers. John then went to the cabin.
As he reached the threshold a shot rang
out and he fell dead.
A posse of 100 men is scouring the
fpuntry. '
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THE E1RST
Telegram's Salem Bureau. Jan. 5 C.
A. Johns and Robert Eakin are the first
candidates to file their notice of intention
to become candidates for state officers at
the direct primary elecL'01 next April,
with the Secretary of State. Both no
tices were received by Secretary Dunbar
yesterday. Mr. Johns gives notice that
he will try for ths nomination "for Gover
nor, and Judge Eakin will be a candidate
for Supreme Judge.
The interest of these two candidates
will clash, if the Republican voters de
ck's that Eastern Oragon is entitled to
but one place on tho state ticket. It is
not expected that both will win, and yet
there is nothing to prevent them both be
ing nominated, as the voters in Eastern
Oregon can vote for both and it may turn
out that both will have a plurality.
' The consensus of opinion is that the
Multnomah Republicans will decide the
matter as bstwoen Johns and Eakin by
voting solid for one or ihe other.
OrtlY ArEW MINUTF.S
We're in business for your health.
Te ophone us and in a few minutes your
gds wii! beat ycur door.
iNbwlin Drug Compani-. Phone! red 81
VACATION FRIENLS.
Bxnaxa. besobt acqttaikt-
ABCIS AS THEY A!l
Some of Them Are TTorth Cultivat
ing, But There Are Other to
Be Avoided Advice
for Women.
The head of the ho-J3e of Roth.1':'
onee said: "Make ir.ta is only of su t
rersocs as can t-e of r-ai help to you
t atrson, the pbiioo.r. oace wrot::
"oere is tut one rule to follow n
choosing friends; ma:;e sure that th?y
ere better than yourstlf In some one
particular."
Each maxim Is characteristic of Its
promulgator; each shows the keystone
In the feubuatluii of the man's career.
Both shoal I be studied by the entn
sl-tst oS for her vacation, says th:
Washington Star.
This Is the time of year when worn"
in general, girls in particular, have o
ponunitles for making new acquaint
ing, building up new friendships.
Tisks are relegated to city flits, s'-.or-and
Daces. -The summer girl fin :s her
self east among scores of others lezt
on getting the most recreation aal en
joyment from the Irltf span o." a fort
night or a trifle mire. Sje says: "Now
I will have time to make new frl?nd.
tc c"'f" fi irnted of a round
of duties. I am the individual, not a
mere cog In some domestic or commer
cial machine."
She honestly believes that she may
tacome Intimate with them, thit ;he s
reading their Inmost thoughts, and
sharing th:lr Interests and she dnes
not stop to const ler that they, H'e
herself, are on dress parade, leading
not their regular, normal life, hut a
butterfly existence, seeking pleasure.
enng me.r pest ciotnes seven aayi
in ihe week, putting the test foot fore
mostpartly for htr benefit or at least
tD imprefs her with their Importance
For instance, there is the boy who
t. ears a college band around bis straw
tat. He Is a Jo'.ly. enthusiastic lal.
who would cot fcr the world tell a
downright f.b. He spends his davs ex
1 lorlng the hills a!d streams vljvent
to the hotel, carrying his outing to
gery with grace and ease. His evenings
are spent detailing to some fair and
willing victim the athle;lc achie-e-ments
of his classmates. If you know
the truth, you might find that be was
a student In some city high school,
or a "rrep." school for the eolieg"
whose coior he weirs, while the re 1
student from the college, the young
man who la earning his educitlon and
w ho hopes some day to be a B. A. or
a Ph. D. or an M. D. is the quiet youth
who serves you at table.
Then there Is the girl who pain's
glowing pictures of the social whirl
list winter the trldije whist scores
she made, the favors that deck her
rooms, memer.tos of a season's ger
m jus. her conqusts of heirts, etc. Sve
!i so glib and "Ivai'oua rhat you nevr
Iream that sh stan is behind a coun
ter every week in the yenr but two.
Vhere Is no disgrace In h'r work. BKss
you, no! It is only the eham that an
vy;M you when you learn the truth.
And then you wish you had spent mere
('ie with the yor.rg woman, dressed
r nply in l!o.en, who csrvled new tov
i'J or old fav .rlus to the rocks every
day and came hack" looking so rested
a:i 1 content with life.
Keep away from the girl who talks
r.iuch of herself and little of books and
errant literalure. trop out of the
t :''!e sur.o.indlng the woman who says
lii; cr b-it srlWul thlrgs of every one
i t In that clrie. Ihiuk of what she
a? be si.lug about you when ycu
ilk away toward the beam. Avo i
' "linages thit sprir.g from a two
v ee.-s' acquaintance. On the day you
t art for home many will say: "Now,
i j v. rile soan, dear,' but few will be
: .swered. Vou will go birk to tht
oiil trie:.d, ed and true, and be glad
to see them, to hear their voices anu
to rtaUjio iheir worth.
VanBuren's
SUGGESTION FOR CHRISTMAS
For the Gentlemen
No Christmas present is more acceptable to a
smoker, than a box of choice cigars. We have
them in boxes containing 12, 15 and 25 cigars, for
60c to $3.00 per box
Gifts for smokers
Beautiful line of Meerschaum pipe3 and cigar hold
ers and Briar pipes, either plain or gold mounted.
The Cornet Writers.
There i.oi a s., si? great author In
. i' Ui.i.tiie In w;.o vir.. 4ujer
c ,t eru.. iia.e not Le.-a ,,oi..uj uu..
i.- t.k.o..feh; lo ) i out. ine arj
r m-fce.l wi u viulut.ng rules invo vi.j
i..e in.ity li no, ilii i eraianvn e 01 l
) .ik a..e. A Mi.nt.u..t Jcijressing la-ici-Hi.
. !i,iiov.'M trom the aitua:!o. in.
icV tUil. 'i al ility to wriie uai,.
io.-itt.-iiy s nut h;-.i,ng to uu j"re
t;u;,)ft " ""' "l-euu. u is ...it: J Co
tl.e ..,..:..- iiihj y.hd ha e d.- j . .
th.jiii:-c'.es in the t,S! f showing ho I
far '. e ri,l i.nters hive la.ltj
sji.ii . f u.K ii,.ris ul Unpuift'.c r
iiiey c trr uitu.I by their unretog
i.i.ei Unp-y.. As a result of theU
irint.: t tb'.re is no -,..
Iroui .iw ilisii.O coa"lusl;:u that t
'u "' "if Buaire is n..i
. e i'inl ii. :h a..t.n,rs ho;n tn
" rvMb ' Piw:re, but is aa
'onr !i,i;,i.nI resr.el exclusively
l':u-.8 w'.nm unholy can sut-eed
r-udmg V. .tfl nar;ltrs Maaiue.
Adv..acing Electricity.
In this country the entire fa-e
Industrial labor is being changed i
Bnmv steam and sloppy wi
once reigned supreme the magic of
,.u-u,vMwr : spreaning its mil
saving the physital enersies of
uu mujuiuug wora which w
oinerwiBe t accomplished only
" u"i mue removed from
Electrical Magazine.
of
.ml
ater
the
uence,
man,
roulj
by i
slavery
,u nrw I OTK.
There were ns. rhit.... i.w., ,
, , ". 'uunuuants
of New ork according to the last cen
sus, but tho poptilcr estimate is that
the actual number of Chinese Is twice
as large. Thouth tiw-re is a rigid fed
eral exclusion I.itv few births oc
cur in the Chln.vse uarters, the Chi
nese population tms to Increase.
For ti3 adies
A nice box of Lowney's candies, all sizes
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La Granic . National Bank
ESTABLISHED 1887
Capital Stock, Surplus and undivided profits $160,0 000
Deposits - 640,00000
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS
GEORGE PALMER, President. J. M. BERRY, Vice President.
F. L. MEYERS, Cashier.
GEORGE L. CLEAVER, Assistant. Cashier.
W. L. BRENHOLTS, Assistant Cashier.
J. M. BERRY, ; F. M. BYRK1T. A. B. CONLEY,
C. C. PENINGTON, F. J. HOLMES.
THE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY
C. POLLACK, Propr
Keeps the Best Groceries, Vegeta
bles Etc. Call up Telephone Main
75 and give us a chance to & t
aquaintd.
A Crerp nil Deatn
Biood poison creeps up toward the
heart causing dea:h. J. E. Stearns.
Belie Plaine. Minn., writes that a friend
dreacfuiiy injured his hand, which
swe'.ied up like biood poisoning. Buck
len's Arnica Salve drtw out tie poison
heaied the wound, and saved his life.
Best in the world for burns and sores
25c at Newiin's Drug Store.
PIANO TUNING
J. C. Ardrey, a former resident of this
city, but now near Portland, is in the city.
Mr. Ardrey is now in the piano tuning
business, and those having instruments
requiring attention can secure his ser
vices by leavino order t Hnoir.
store. ' Mr. Ardrey will be in La Grande
oniy aoout ten days longer.
A
REAL TREAT
which will bring delight to 99 out
of every hundred of your friends
at your afternoon tea is our choco
late sponge. Delicious, sweet, of
fine flavor, wholesome, no wonder
we sell so much of it no wonder
its always fresa. Try a p;und or
two and you'll jci'n ri rest in sing,
ing its pra se. " "
SELDER, Thc Candy
Man
For the New Year's
Day Reception
IZ V.r 8tor "Sold mind
of food thihgs." W have at your
nrX'.th9 vryfi"l'n. of fooe
dluri?i req,u,?du t0 make e most
delectable of dishes. Many of the
for. .e.qUlr80nlyJ b dressed be-
find mVm You cannot fail 10
hew" ,ueest,on for your table
I L' T "er our stock, to do
wh.ch you are cordially invited.
PHONE MAIN 46
QEbQEJ BRSJ
NORTH FIR STREET ' '