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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1906)
g Good Garden Rake 1 25c New Line , of up-to-date NECKWEAR w I Just in, Latest I Mowlties in DRESS SHIRTS i Nozzle Sprinklers and HOSE FIXTURES1 THE GOLDEN RULE X-arorest Store- My Spring Stock : grade furnishings is how complete ! your inspection solicited. : : A . I A fll rt.f v. ftiUKCW TAILOR and CALL UP MAIN 75 I TOR FIRST CLASS GROCERIES Fresh fruits and vegetables every day Your orders promptly delivered as fast as ordered Standard brands always in stock. " THE CITY GROCERY AMD BAKERY E. POLACK, Propr.. SPAIISH Some Swell Footwear, Tan and Canvas in Oxfords New and neat est Things in LACE. CURTAINS RUBBER HOSE GARDENS EE D Anything in the line of tools for gardening Lawn Mowers, J Grass Catchers, Pruning Shears Get it at the Golden Rule Co. Spring Goods Udae Udll V. OOQ Fishing Tackle Camping Goods Stoves, Cots, Stools, Dishes, Tents ' iaw5 "iu, 1312 Adarne Avenue. ( V C A of men's high j l n r iirr J HABERDASHER Red Cross Drug Store A: C. MacLennan sole distributor, Union and Wallowa counties Good Garden ; Hoe : 25c Just Received : New Styley LADIE'S H TS I latest novekies in Waistings Summer Suitings J 5se COMPANY J Smallt Prices I J SOCIETY The Five Hundred Club was delight fully entertained yesterday Afternoon by Mrs. M. L. Causey. The orize. a cun and saucer, was won by Mrs F. E. moore. strawberries, cake and coffee were served. Those present were: Mesdames H. S. Cavana. Jak r.nllinn G. E. McCully, E. W. Bartlett, Jay Van Buren, Wm. Allison. Fred Kiddla. .1 H Aikine. Fred Swayney, Fred Meyers, Clarence Crawford. F. E. Moore, Z. P. Eubank. Misses Margaret Newlin and Felicia Lyne. Misses Rohbenia Paul and Mahal Williams will entertain the 401 r.luh n.f Thursday 'evening at the home of Miss raul. The Ladies Aid Societv of the Preahv- terian church will meet for a social after noon tomorrow at Mrs. F. E. Moore's home. Mrs. N. Molitor will entertain the ladies of the Kaffee Klatch Friday afternoon. CHERRY CROP IS PROSPEROUS From the last reports the canned goods and dryed fruits on the Pacific coast are more nearly exhausted now than they have been at this season of the year, for many years, and the prices are firm. The prospects for all canning and drying enterprises are very favorable this sea son. The Grande Ronde Valley, will thTs year, have 60 or 70 tons of Royal Anns nd other white cherries that certainly ought to go to some cannery, even if local enterprise should fail to take hold of this most desirable project, as the demand has always greatly exceeded the supply 7 1 X MA D ABSOLUTELY ALL HAVANA LOCAL ITEMS . Druggist W. J. Morrison spent iter day in Pendleton. i Editor Sebird of the Union Republican, w i- uranda visitor today. The rafleon the burnt tnH t AJmrV. LfurniUjre store, will take place this even- "IK av o OCIOCK, eports from the Cove are to the effect that the fruit crop will be the largest for ars. , The Dixon-Jubilee singers arrived this morning end will hold their entertainment in the Central Church tomorrow night Chas. Dickens of Walla Walla, who has been in" the' city a few "days, went to Baker City this morning, Mr.'K. O'Loane, 'representing the Blake McFall paper house of Portland is in the city .today visiting the trade Miss Veda Shoemaker, who has been visiting the Misses White, returned tn her home in Union this morning. Mr. W. A. Watts has been confined in his home several weeks with sickness. He isreported much hettartvtav . D. Slater, the Democratic nominee or district attorney, left vesterdav for Wallowa countySpn a campaign tour. Mrs7rt4ffey went to Baker City this morning with her daughter, Mrs. E. Yan tiss, who returned to her home in Baker City. -.... Fred Sauter, formerly a resident of this city but more recently located in Portland, is In the city and expects locate here again. Attorneys Wm Ramsey, C. H. Finn1 and T. H. Crawford are in Pendleton at tending Supreme court which is in session there. : ' ";, Richard Smith of Elgin was in the city between trains last enening on his way to Nampa Idaho, where he goes to look after land interests. Dr. H.. A. Ketchum, Sunday School missionary for the Grande Ronde Presby tery, is in Elgin today in the interest of the Sunday School. , Dr. Al Richardson returned Sunday from Portland, accompanied by Mrs. Richardson, who has been there since the first of the' year taking a special course in music D. D. Bronsan. forest inspector, in charge of the forest reserve and Super visor S. S. Terrell, of the eastern portion of Blue Mountain forest reserve, with headquarters at Sumpter are in the city today. Cecil Galaway and Dwight 'Barnes were here from Elgin today to attend the Republican committee ' meeting. Dr. Saunders and Lucius. Wright of Union were among the many present H. Cook and wife of Medical Springs are in the city. Mr. Cook is the manager of the Medical Springs hotel, and says that business is prosperous in his native town. He is a member of the Republican Central Committee which meets here today. , Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Roberts of La Grande, were in the city yesterday visit- ng relatives and friends. They returned home last night so that Mr. Roberts might resume his duties as register of the La Grande Land office this morning. Baker City Herald. .. J, C. Gulling returned this morning from Portland where he has been in the hospital.' While there he submitted to an operation whereby a growth was removed from his left eye. He is getting along nicely and will soon be 'able to resume his run on the Elgin branch. Water Superintendent Gillman has had a force of men clfcanrg out the city well Mr. Gillman is going to furnish the city patrons with good water if a clean well will help any. Karl J. Stackland, of Cove, was in the city today. The Stackland brothers have over eight thousand trees in bearing this year. Mr Stackland reports that the fruit crop will be enormous and that the berry crop will be the largest for many years. The strawberry crop alone will amount to a neat sum. TILLED AND HAND r KEEN KUTTER TOOLS I' have just received a new stock of the j celebrated Keen Kutter carpenter tools which are first class in every respect, also : a new lot of Crescent Wheels. Call and : see them v FISHING TACKLE My stock of fishing tacklu cannot be beat, I have everything you need POLE 5c to $10.00 REELS. ..15c to $6.00 LINES 6c te 52.50 Prices in proportion on everything else MRS-T.N. Hardware and Dr. G. W. Cole, Republican candidate for joint senator for the counties of Union, Umatilla and Morrow, came over this morning to be present at the County Central Committee meet:ng this afternoon. His motto is "Fewer but better laws." He is a pleasant man to meet and in the primary race in his own county ran ahead of the state ticket by several hundred votes. His friends claim th-. V .!! ... " --.- ..m itwb itu9 ten Ulall OUU majority in Umatilla. . r ' Oscar Lund, of Cove, was in ths city today. He is hauling brick for the Cove Ctajitt' The first story, which is of stone is completed, and the second story which will be of brick is now in course ofconstruction. Twenty thousand brick will be used in the second story. The Cove people are rejoeing over their good fortune in effecting a com promise with Mr. Allen who refused a right of way through his farm, for the Central railroad. The road will now glide right into the center of the city. Mrs. M. Cole, who has been visiting at the Cole home, returned to her home in Alamas, Colorado, this morning. ON CURING ACUTE DISEASES , It is a fact that in some parts of the United States Osteopathy is best known through its ' success in chronic cases, in which it is indeed more successful than any other system; but this arises from the circumstance that in the sections re ferred to the Osteopath has been given a chance only in chronic cases. The system is ever more markedly superior in acute attacks of every kind; and the Osteopath welcomes such cases because by their cure he can more speed ily prove the excellence of his method. At the Osteopathic colleges acute cases con stantly being cured in record time; and in every quarter where the Osteopath has been given a full and fair trial he is the most successful of family doctors. Appendicitis has little terror for him and is happily ended without drugs or the knife; all fevers are reduced by natural methods; pneumonia is cured; and every other form of acute attack is usually cured more quickly, and followed by a shorter convalecence, than when ' old metheds are employed. POTATOES ARE SCARCE The General suddIv of old nntntno getting low in all parts of the country and prices are rapidly advancing. The home supply is also vory limited. NOTICOf )) j; )1 Notice is hereby given, that the firm of McCarthy and Childers, has this day been desolved, F. P. Childers retiring from the firm and J. A. McCarthy, continuing the business known as the St. Lewis Livery and Feed Stable. The said J. A. McCarthy agreeing to pay all indebtness against the said firm and is empowered to collect all accounts due the said firm. I Dated this 26, day of April 1906. at La Grande, Oregon. J. H. McCarthy ! F. P. Childers i MADE MURPHY crockery. . JATTRACTVE SURROUNDINGS, Add to the enjoyment of eating. Our s restaurant is run on this principle and our tables, not to speaK of our employses are attractive to the eye. Snowy linen, shining silver and glittering glass ware make an appetizing preperation for the good food we serve, and there is NO DISAPPOINTMENT when it is placed before you, perfectly cooked and in generous proportions. How we manage to serve such meals at such modest prices is a mystery to everyW'v housekeeper in town. , , '; IjQr The Model Restaurant J. A. Aibiuklr, Proprietor opf.m rv W Ml weekly ti cn lMUdU4(w 4 3w ino xi .ir ONE EVENING ONLY WEDNESDAY MAY ! Jubilees . ; Jubilees Jubilees Jubilees Jubilees Jubilees Still plenty of good seats. Hear the only attraction of the kind offered this season. Seven sweet singers, the old and new negro melodies. Admission only 50 cents, children 25 cents. RaRrvrf ' seats without extra charge at Selder's siore. SUPT. SCHELtfR HERE Forrest Superintendent Sheller is in a Grande today for the purpose of meeting . vuo summon ana allotting grazing per mits in the Blue Mountain Forrest re serve. This evening Mr. Sheller will meat S w;th the board of directors of the Commercial Club, with a view of secur- ire datta with reference to protecting the water sheds of Rock aud Beaver creeks, the sources of La Grande's water supply. Mr. Sheller will be here on the 14th to receive the applications of those who may desire to take the examination for forest rangers. He expects that there will be a ' class, judging from the demands for larger application blanks. FOR SALE-Desirable residence prop erty in LaGrande. City water and bath. , UUU50. inquire iaA of H. U. Meyer;, at Anderson & Meyers barber shop. "ill se . Turnitnrs . fu r : wm ft