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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 5, 1906)
NEW LOCAL ITEMS f 1 .. ; ; rms :: ' ' - ' . a At I THE GOLDEN RULE STORE I 500 PIECES DRESS GOODS All the novelties and staples in suitings, wash goods, white goods, 'percales, prints, trimmings, laces, embroideries, etc. 200 MEN'S AMD BOY'S SUITS ' The new and nobby things in spring wear. Prices $1.50 to $15.00 per Suit COMPLETE STOCK Of MEN'S HATS - New shapes, new shades, natty ones as well as the staples. ; Make your selections t now.while the assortment is complete. DISHES AND CHINAWARE Don't forget we are among the largest handlers of DISHES in Eastern Oregon, both foreign and domestic ware. Havllnnd and German China. BEAR IN MIND TOOr-New spring goods is not the only insentive for yoi to visit our store. You will find,' after inventory, bargains in every section. The painstaking shopper can always find something useful on our bargain tables. ' THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY i! I Ijarerest Storf 1303, 1310, 1812 Ada mi Avenue. Smallest Prices I ... I Have secured a .. First Glass Gutter and Fitter . Direct from San Francisco I And respectfully solicit a trial order. Per- feet satisfaction guaranteed. A. V. ANDREWS, TAILOR and HABERDASHER National Buscuit Company Goods Just arrived, a large assortment of tht s'plendid good. For dainty refreshment aelact from this list. NABISCO WAFERS FESTINO VANILA WAFERS BUTTER TAIN BUSCU1TS OAT MEAL CRCKERS FIVE O'CLOCK TEA SOCIAL TEA SARATOGA FLAKES GRAHAM CRACKERS U NEED A JINOER WAYFER THE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY : E. POLLACK. Propr. QIT HfCTIOII NOTRE Notic I hereby given that the annual city election for the city ' of La Grande, Oregon, will take place in taid city,' on on the 12th day of March. J 906, and that the polls for such election' will be open from the hour of 9 o'clock a. m, until 6 p. m. said day. ' That said election will be for the pur pose of electing the following named officers: One mayor, one city recorder, one city marshal, one city treasurer, 'one council man from the first ward, said city, one councilman from the second ward, said city, one councilman from the third ward, said city, and two councilman from the fourth ward, said city. That there will be submitted to the tax paying voters of said city, the following propositions to be vdted upon: (a) Shall the said city of La Qrande acquire the springs situated south of said city, known as the Falk Springs and the Schilling Springs, and pipe the waters thereof to the reservoir of said city, at a cost not to exceed $12,000. (b) Shall the city of La Qrande retire the present outstanding bonds of said city, drawing six per cent interest, and in lieu thereof Issue bonds not drawing to exceed five per cent The following polling places, judges and clerks are hereby designated: First Ward-City hall (court house). Judges: Perry Clark, W. N. Monroe. Chas. Noyes, Clerks: D. E. Cox, Arthur Curtis, Martin Sheasley. Second Ward New council rooms, (city recorder's office). Judges: Geo. Ball. John Baker, David Bay. Clerks: C. J. Vanderpool, J. L. Ebersole. H. E. Coolidge. Third Ward Parsonage. M. E. church, south. Judges: B. W. G randy, J. M. Hilts, Perry Stephenson. Clerks: Chest er Newlin, A. C Williams, R. L. Lincoln. Fourth Ward-Oeddes store. Judges: H. C. Montgomery, J. M. Price, Jas. Far quaharson. Clerks: Wm. James, John Allen. J. K. Fitzgerald. In witness whereof, I have hereunto at tached my hand and affixed the seal of my omce, uiis I th day of February. 1. R. Snook. City Recorder. ! IN BUSINESS AGAIN !! i Business -.with me means this time to stay i LIVERY BUSINESS of course. Twenty years with horses has placed me in that business to stay I have looked over the entire east and found that there is no place like home Y. When you want a first clasv turnout call or phone the RED FRONT LIVERY STABLE i JOE WOODS PHONE RED Ml JEFFERSON AVENUE ; Leroy Lomax is down from Baker City today on legal business. E. E. Bragg and little daughter went to Baker City this morning. Miss Margaret Ladd of this city has been engaged to teach in the Enterprise schools for next year. , Mr. Jim Shelton of this city has re turned from Wallowa where he has been for the past week transacting business. W. J. Lachner. the Baker City candi date for congressman, Is in the city to day. , A. J. Good b rod came over from Union yesterday to attend the funeral of Colonel George B. Currey. John Stack returned to Baker City this morning after visiting his wife who Is here with her parents," Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Hopper. , - Mr. and Mrs. John Myers and baby left this morning for her home near Haines after visiting friends in this city over Suiday william and Samnol "'";!;r. rented the 040 acre Geo Childers farm for a term pf five years, paying $1100 cash rent, equivalent to $2.60 per acre. Mrs. John Kircher, formerly of this city but now of Vale, and: who has been in the city the past two weeks the guests of Mrs. C. R. Thornton. She expects to re turn home this evening. Mrs. W. V. Rinehart accompanied by her son David, arrived Saturday from Seattle, to attend to funeral of Colonel Geo. B. Currey. Mrs. Rinehart and Mrs. Gso. B. Currey are sisters. Mr. J. L Corbett, foreman of the' Au relia mines, is in the city. He reports everything oh the Aurelia property very promising and there Is plenty of rich mill ing ore in sight and on the dump to insure the erection of a mill this summer. Our Grande Ronde River mines will soon find a place in the list of produces. The people of La Grande and Grande Ronde valley have a feeling of relief that they reside in this locality after reading the storm horrors of Saturday last in the east With the temperature five above reroon the coldestday of this winter, it is with a feeling of happiness that we continue to enjoy the springlike" weather. Hon. J. Lachner of Baker Citv. who it a candidate for congress from this dis trict is in the city today looking up his friends. Mr. Lachner made the Observer a pleasant call and is certainly enthusias tic over his campaign and firmly believes that he is the winner. He says however that it is for the voter to decide who is the best man. He emphatically states that he is no quitter, all reports to the contrary not withstanding and will be in the race to the finish. . BORN MONROE In this ctty March 4. to Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Monroe, a nine and one half pound son. PRUNING TOOLS :. : ... ,. ; ... . . - ' i ' . , . ' ! ! ' '. ' Now is i the time to prune your orchard If you need any new pruning shears, saw or kniveSr-call and ex amine my compiete line of' such goods, you will find just what you want' Also see my assortment of 1 fine China in hand painted, decorated and plain, any kind you want Do not forget about my cut glass and silverware. MRS. T.N. MURPHY I Hardware and crockery "? 'ir , ' - cood Marafis Yesterday the service in Central Church were, of great interest The Bible School attendance was 216 which tm uuiiei uy uian ever before. Ihere were fine audience both morning and evening. Two cam forward at the morning service and during the day five were baptized. A beautiful sight was the baptism of a mother and her little daughter both entering the baptistery at once, the husband and father, a Christian man, standing "by to assist Such Is the interest that the meeting will continue over next Sunday. Tomorrow evening th subject will, be "The Unpardonable Sin." - : - ARTISIAHS ATTfimCH All members of the Artisians are here by notified that there will be a meeting tomorrow evening at the horn of Mrs. Aldrich. Business of r importance will com before the meeting. BACK TO WCfcK (Scrlppa New Association) . . . Washington, March 6. Congressman Longworth resumed his-official duties to day. Ha was accorded a hearty recep tion at the hands of his fallow represent atives and many took advantage of hi re appearance to again offer elaborate con gratulation. . ... CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLEMENT (Scrlppe New Association) Indiananoplis, ' March, 6. David B' Sherrick, for state auditor, who was ousted by the governor last September, was today placed on trial charged with embezzleing $145,000. A SOlfUNAM PUM The piano which will be used this even ing in the piano. recital by Mr. Earnest Gamble, is a Schsumann and was kindly loaned for th occasion by Mr. W. K Davis, the piano dealer. FOR SALE Good singer sewing machine cheap at M. E. Parsonage. , jaUBUTCKEaSKCP. The firm of J. Bull A Company ha sold th butcher shop in th Heidsnrich building on Fir Street to Krous Bra., r wniuy ui Portland, and-Mr. Bull will (J- vote hi time to cattl raising, H re cently purchased the stock interest of Q. W. Thomas and will continue to raise stock for the local markets. . KRKHTS 0T mrJAS' Work in the Esquire Rank and a smoker afterwards, this evening. All members and visiting Knlg&ts arexsquest- ed to be present . N. L. AcKLtsV C C. OYSTERS ssatassssssssasasBSSBissssssssMssssa7 All OYSTER SUPPER'. is on of th delights o th season. Th popular bivalve is now in th pink of con dition and whether eaten hot or cold i delicious. ' v ' OYSTERS are served her in every ityl. They ar cooked by on who ha mad a specialty of this work and non Of th fin flavor i lost . ' Whn you want oystr in perfection come to th -' ' The Model Restaurant J. A. ArbucUc. Propridor OPKM DAY HO Nllirtf iiioim, 4 1906. RAuf this cit MAYS PRATERVln this citv Sunday afUrnoon, March 4th. 1 906, at th j Presbyterian Manse, Mr. Alfred Burton 1 Mays, and Bessie a Prater, of Pen f dleton, were united in marriage by the M?ev. E. B. Hays. TheCride and ir room both hAa b Knf of friends in Pendleton who will wish them every happiness In life. Mr. Mays is th son of Mr. and Mr. W. a Mays, wall known pioneers -of Pen dleton, and Miss Prater la equally well known, having served in th telephone offlc at that plac for somjLtim. COALWELL LUNnJkt th. , . "bfia paranUin Parrv. SunH. March 4, at S p. m, Mr. Matthew Coal- and Mis Leonora Lund, O. leiatiniv-'JCcompanv 0f witnessed th simpl yet impressive cere mony after which a wadding dinner wa srvd. Mr. and Mr. Coalwell will r std in Perrr whr Mr. Coalwell will work for th Grand Ronde Lumber Com pany. Many friends join in wishing them happiness and success. v4tMlttttlt.ssastts...Ai.ttttttttttttttttHHti)))M))M HAVE ARRIVED BY EXPRESSAMD WE WOW HAVE ON DISPLAY THE FINEST LINE OF a H. Agents for the Ladies' Home Journal Patterns CHICAGO STORE Agents for the Ladies' ; Home Journal . Patterns . SPRING SUITS AND GOATS WOMEN'S SUITS AND COATS ; Ever shown In La Grande Handsomely Tailored and finished Uiroulhout. medium frays and fancy mUtures In fine quality ilomespune material collarless, strap trimmed, fancy braid and button trimmed, suits of attractive style. Prices ranie from. $12.50 to $35.00 J uuk w inuuw DISPLAY,;,