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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (April 12, 1906)
fcasAii At a bargain. A cottage of five rooms with fine bath, pantry, two large clothes closets, china closet cellar, and barn with two lots, set out with fruit trees strawberries etc. on second St near Mr. Bohnnekamps residence. W. H Sabxy. Phone Red 1222 LaOrande. Ore. April 10, 1906 ART1SIANS ATTESTIOH Theatre All Artisians are requested to meet this evening at the home of Mrs. Mary Aldrich, on Fourth street Following the business session, refreshments will be served. m ' '"' h At The t-l t . SCENE FROM BETTER THAN EVER The Swairi Company' production of The Insid Track" last night draw a de servedly largtand appraeiativa house. Contrary to tha uiual custom with this class of company, each succeeding per formance of tha Swain Company only ervaa to strengthen their well earned prominence a the strongest organization in the west Cora King Swain and Frank B. Fan ning in their respective leading roles, further established themselves in popular favor, while Dorothy Fairfax, in most difficult and unusual role endeared her self to tha hearts of her audience from tart to finish. Tha "Jim" of Mr. Swain was a laugh throughout while tha work of tha rest of La Grande National Bank ESTABLISHED JJ587 Capital Stock, Surplus and undivided profits $160,090 00 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS 1EORGE PALMER, President. J. M. BERRY, Vict President. F. L. MEYERS, Cashier. GEORGE L CLEAVER, Assistant. Cashier. W. L BRENHOLTS, Assistant Cashier. BERRY, F. M. BYRKIT., A. B. CONLEY. C. C. PEN1NOTON. F.J.HOLMES. General banking business, Drafts drawn on all parts of the world. LA GRANDE IRON WORKS D. FITZGERALD, Proprietor, Complete Machine Shops and Foundry General Blacksmiths, We manufacture The Fitzgerald Roller Feed . Mill., the best And cheapest mill on the market Our shops are equipped with machinery to handle any sized work, nothing too large or nothing to small. . Highest prices paid for old iron. HIS APPRECIATION THE BUSINESS MAN thoroughly appreciates the advantages of a checking account with a bank. Those who do not keep such an account miss many of its advantages. We are always glad to explain the workings of a checking account to those who are not familiar with banking. Interests paid on time deposits and in savings department t CAPITAL ANO SURPLUS Uho farmers 9aiionai THE PLUNGER the east Was finished and competent to a degree. Jimmy Wright in his burlesque dram atic song and dance specialty made a de cided hit. Tonight the greatest of scenic produc tions "In sight of St Paul's, holds the boards. This great melodrama from tha pen of the great English playwright "Sut ton Vane" is offered jor the fl rst time on the road by the Swain Company, and with a full complement of scenic electrical settings piomises an event of unusual in terest to theatre goers. Really It seems strange to see a dollar show for 10,20 and SO cente. A better show at any price never visited this city. $74,000.00 and TJraders Sftank ' C. D. HATF.LLD a :.'. .. r "i JAMES C. HON. H. The Polk County Observer of Dallas, in its issue of March 9. quotes the follow ing from the Hillsboro Independint re garding H. M. Cake of Portland, candi date for United States Senator: "Mr. Cake is a man of energy and push; a man of ability and integrity, whatever he undertakes goes. As presi dent of the Portland Commercial C ub and one of the men whose efforts made the Lewis and Clark fair a great and glorious success, and in fact as a man who has devoted his energy to pushing every enterprise that would benefit Port land and bring to the notice of the world the resources and advantages of Oregon. '" 11 "" "' 1 "'" 1111 """"""""' mumum ?v:?-?,,':"'i'- f "V - I ' V' 'if ' ( ' N ' " ' , - WRIGHT M. CAKE J Mr. Cake's name has become familiar to almost every reader, and they have looked upon hiin as a fne.id and a mighty good msn to tie to. In the United Statee Sen ate he would do tlvnjs and that is the kind of man Oregon wants, and we are sure the voters are going to look at the things h nas done ra her tian believe the vaporing of a few kickers. When Mr. Cake decided to go after tne nomination .e iinirio i uti'y rjs aned as ores'dent of Commercial Club whiuh left hi:n free to iootfur inuaP't and ask f.-,r the nom ination at tie primary election, and we u'l-r uji ii wi.i k.t a jy a big major-ity RICH LOAM Extra rich black loam, for filling gar dens, etc.. for sale and delivered. I also have gravel for str t filling, close in delivered or on the pi: ;e, J. L. Mars. MILLINERY OPENING Every day in the week at Mrs. J. R. Forrest's. Prices lower than ever know n Trimmer from Gage's of Chicago. RECORDS A large shipment of Records reached ua this morning from the factory. Come and hear them. You will likely want PROHIBITION CONVENTION The Prohibitionists of Oregon are call ed to meet in convention at Portland Ore gon at the Y. M. C. A. Auditorum, 4th and Yamhill St April 15th. John O. Woolley national leader wi be present to assist in work, he having just returned from a years campaign in New Zealand. All Prohibitionists attending will be accredited delegates. The Venango Plan Local Option, Law enforcement and other oartv wnrk will be up for discussion. It is expected that special rates will prevail on the rail roads. Persons wishing to attend are requested to notify W. A. Wortell County Chairman. The Eastern Oregon Oratorical and Athletic Meet will be held in Union the last of May. FOR THE FEAST after the Lenten season, you can find nothing better than our choice . BtEF AND VEAL, Any portion of any kind of Fresh Meats which you may prefer, is here ready to your order. All are of fine quality, rich in nourishing juiciness, and of delicious flavor, etc. Rohr& Company SHEEP;! DIP 1 SLLPHER- Kentuckv Black Leaf 1 . T and other dipping mater- T . . . A I iais in WHOLESALE QUANTITIES Write for prices I the pendleton! Pendleton, Oregon some oi uivul. i . u N I W.K. Davis. '; I i '.JS. . fitft.i'rt ; ! r . -J 3 r Tfe War on Dirt goes metly on when good house keepers the roost. Here's .a fine plao. for ammunition soap, sapolio caning powders, house hold amnviia, scrubbing brushes, brooms an mops. ' All you need to do is to jppiy water and mus ctlar .energy Another thing you'll find out if yi visit us: Whatever you buy tve is as represented and ae low pud as possible. PHOrt MAIN 48 QEDDE BR2J NORTH HR STREET WON'T HURT YOUR TEETH- not these confections t because they're purity personified. The old idea that all sweets art harm- ful to the teeth, hurtful' to the stomach, was exploded long ago. for soldiers often live on sugar and gain in strength and endurance. , But our candies are not only pure and wholesome they are delicious as to flavor. You can get a trial pound of chocolates for SOots. SELDER, Th Candy Man J. R. OLIVER. UNION l Oil NTY ABSTRACTS Farm Lo?ns a Specialty Best equipped abstracter in Union county. Many years experience t with the Union county records t gives me a great advantage. It t is folly to purchase real estate without first securing a proper abstract An abstract from my office will show the title just as it appears on the official record. ). R. OLIVER, LA GRANDB, OREO N Room 5 1 Sommer Building NOTICE We have made arrangements to have a. special line of the season's later and en tiielynew Creations in Ladies' pattern and tailored hate arrive here in time for our millinery opening which will be tha early part of April. Watch for announce ment Thb Fair Department Stors TIMBER LANn. APT iiimb t NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION TJ. a Land Offloe at La Grande. Ore. Imbjr l.nrt. In the sSteTof ,111,,!?''?, HuuthRMn' No i?7m: ,OWD,I"P . ini.Uh .1 "p mai the Iftnti Alia WllltlT n. -i - . 1 in v r r aw rfir oi KaSf? 0 I f