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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 12, 1906)
Wlilllfifrl A Cheerful Appcaranc attests a joyous oul--no matter what the conditions of affairs at the moment So doth bright, handsorr wall paper add fjPour delight of life, even if a note's due tomorrow, the cash not now forth coming. Come in here if you would see wallpaper n all its ways of adding to home comfort money not excepted. SIAN1ELS & JARMAN, Decoratoratars Repairs for Any Make of Bicycle at Smiths CKEAMERY BUILDING Agent for Cleveland Bicycles THE LA GRANDE f NURSERY cuirtc Tnrrc , a OIIAWa. IIYi-t-J f Is one of mv special- made on or after March 15 Special bargains on Roses I also have a .fine lot of Apple, pear, prune, plum, cherry, appri cot, peach, mulberry, shade trees and ornamental trees, grapes, currents, gooseberry, blackberry, dewberry, rasp berry, vines, creepors, and hedge plants. Phone 1511, Thorns' grocery Geo. W. Powell, ? Practical Gunsmith Repairs Strictly H-stclass Guns re-stocked . Keys fitted to door Lock? WM. AGNEW BRICK BRICK Brick furnished in any quant.ty or any . . . I style. No contract too small or to large. See samples ff our pressed brick. GEO. KREIGE.R. La (irande, Oregon FOR SAIL Eight acres. 6 room house, barn, place fo chickens or hogs, orchard, all kinds o ruitand plenty of water. Located east of flouring milL will exchange for city property. Apply at premise. John Gaviu j- ,,-;. : -r . . 2111 hi ii n III h , f) SPORTS ' 'l-t'lDLl --A TAPESTRIES i YVE C4R1Y MEATS for a brief while only. Short for saying that We handle only fresh products. We sell so much bef, mutter), lamb, pork, and poultry that nothing stays on our premises long. Food for thought in that truthful statement. If you object to stale meats, let us have your orders. Grandy& Russell LA GRANDE SCHOOL OF Music PROF. DAY. PRINCIPAL, . MRS. DAY, ASSISTANT. This is one of the best musical in stitutions in the state, and that puww ii thi ci h'iu valley ir. begininng to discover the advantage of this, school. The system u the latest and most practical, and in cludes all the latest discoveries in the art of teaching music. The school is divided into two depart ments; No. 1 ie for beginners from 6 years or more and are taught the first three grades. Pupils come one hour each day. This is no kin dergarten system but far superior. In No. 2 the grades are from 2 to 5. Here they graduate. Pupils ' take one or two lessons a week as they desire. No scholars will be permitted to remain in this school who do not study. Opposite the Foley House over the candy store. . Phoney 475. THE TAYLOR STUDIO To thb Summer Girl: " I want you to visit my studio and let ma show you how successfuly 1 can photograh you in your sum mer go vn. Come while your gown is fresh and new, it will look neat er in a picture than after it hat been to the laundry. Remember the new location of THE TAYLOR STUDIO is next door to the Observer Office PHONE BLACK 1182 SUNDAY PHONE 841 WALLOWA COUNTY Send your collections and cash items to . T&e Stock Growers and farmers Bank, OF WALLCyVA. OREGON." 2 We pay five per cent interest time deposit. CAPITAL i25.000.00 C. T. McDaniel, Cashier. A. K. Steunenbero, Pres. SHEEP DIP SLLPHER- Kentucky Black 5 Leaf and other dipping mater ials in ; WHOLESALE QUANTITIES Writ for prices I THE PENDLETON DRUG CO. Pendleton, Oregon I I II III I i ELGIN PLAYING YELLOW KIDS . Trie newly organized team from Elgin passed through the city last evening on its way to Athena, where they will play two games with the , Yellow Kids. . Ray Arnold, formerly of Mosco,' Idaho, is twirling for the Neighbors. , In the absence of thtir regular mana- fcer, Editor L. B. Tuttle is in chirg if the team. , The baseball management received a letter yesterday from Lew is ton. Idaho, requesting a game here. However, the game will not be scheduled. ' , The prospects for Hockenberry'e school winning the meet today, was completely destroyed when it was found that McKen non was hurt more seriously than first thought. , He is unable to walk without a crutch, much less to run.v With 'Mac ' out of the ra:, H. P.S. ie practically out of the meet. For this reason the two remaining athletes will - join the high school and help to vanquish the Island City boys. nova invuatioP This office is in receipt of a unique invitation from the North Bend Chamber of Commerce to attend the Farmer and Shipper' Congress which will be held in that city. May 4 and X4. - i ne inviubuuu is printed upon a Jnatly varnished piece of board end the designs represents Chain of clam shell surrounding a large crab. North Bend i destined to be the leading city on Coos Bay, and those who attend will cer ainly have an enjoy able time. ; v NATIONAL DELEGATES (Scrlppi Newa Association) Richmond. Va. May 12 Th Stat Convention of th Traveler Protective Association of Virginia opened her' 'this moming with a large attendance of dele gate from all part of th state. Many of th delegates are accompanied by their ladies and the local members have made special arrangements for the entertain ment of the visjtor. At the convention 'today the delegate. of the state to the National Convention of the Travelers Pro tective Association will be elected. It will be held at Buffalo in June. FIRE EIRE EIRE ' Pittsburg, Pa., Way 7. 1906. Frank E. Dooly, Gen. Ag't. National Union Insurance Co., , Portland, Oregon. Dear Sir; The maximum amount of our San Francisco losses wi'l approximate one million dollars, but we anticipate con siderable salvage from earthquake causes. The stability of the' National Union I beyond all question,' , Tbe stock holders havt subscribed $750,000 payable on call for a guarantee fund to provide for our San Francisco losses. . ' E. E. Colk, President National Union Insurance Co., By G. H. Powers, Local Agent PUBLISHED SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for the County of Union. Nina J. Stump. , Plaintiff i vs. Summons OharlesW. btump, Defendant) ' To Charles W. Stump, The above named defenant: You are hereby summoned and required to appear and answer of otherwise plead to the complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit at the Court House, in the City of La Grande, Union County. Oregon, on or before the 6th. day of July A. D. 1936. and if you fail to so appear in said suit at said time and place, the plaintiff will thereafter apply to the above entitled court for the relief prayed for in the Complaint, to-wit: For the decree of said Court dissolving forever the bonds of matrimony, hereto fore and now existing between plaintiff and defendant, for the care, custody end control of the minor children mentioned in the Complaint, Bert Stump. Chester Stump. . Freddie Stump and Raymo id Stump. , This Summon h published', in the La Grande Evening Observer, published at La Grandd. Union County, Oregon, for the period of six weeks from and after the date of the first publication thereof, by virture of an order made by the Hon. Robert Eakin, Judge of ths Tenth Judicial District of Oregon, dated the 2nd. day of May, A. D. 1906, and that the 1 1th. day of May, A. D. 1906, is the date of the first publication of this Summons. A-,' J. W. Knowles W- ".' ,. Attorney for Plaintiff Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878 Notice For Publication . D. H. I aud unice al U Umnde. Ormni. Msrch. 6, iwr, otl- In hcrrhT flv,n ttiul In cninplmo Willi the nrullii, ol thcm-i nf (jnnvrMi O' J imp . i'.s. nlltli-ri "AO arf for Dip ctleo llinlr! iliiilhi t nf ('lifornl, ore tun, Nvl .nil ui,lr (inn TrrrlUiry", fikmleil to all the i tihllc Lnd mm by mci of AiiKUnt 4th lWi, H-rtK-r K. I rmp, al tfciiM. amotf ol Ada, atnl f Idiho h this day fllrd n ( nffl a Ma awnri lalcni'tit No. .IT' 4. fitr Hie purrhiue ul Ui S hi! and KHKim Hrrilun No 4' Intnirnahlp N'n. & Homli Ran( froM E W M And will ner proof In how thai lh lnn aonitht la miirr vahmlilr fur Ita Unbar 01 aton tliaa lot arrirnltural nurixiaea, aod U r-labll.h . la claim In mid lnd befoia th tVKliltranrt IWclx r of lb U M lnd Offlc 'la Irnd. 1 tr-tna on Tdn Iht mh d.yofklay, Henn u wiln.aaa. rharlm t. Unt-en-llr,. of Bl. Idaho Hrrrr Wwrnbm Holar, Idaho: liharlaa K. 'AVhh, ' l,ialu' J. K BalAman, la OmnHe iirei,D. Anf end all parx n claiming dvtly lh snore dacrlbl laada ara nuuaatrd ioil llM-lrfrtalma la tMa efflu OB or colore Ulf " mmj m mm j, uaja. DISCOVERED (Scrlppa New Association) Boston. Mass. May 12 Considerable of a sensation has been caused in Boston art circle by the statement that the famous tapestries of Lebrun, representing Summer, Autumn and Winter, which were stolen from the " Palais Royal in Psris during the revolution, are now on exhibition in the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. It is stated that the discovery was made by Emlle Bernat, a tapestry expert from Paris, who was called here to re novate and restore the three tapestries. He found two tag between the lining and the web, reading, "Palais Royal, Salon No. 5" He declared the.tapestrie the work of Lebrun and expressed the opinion tha; they were made between J 690 and 1730. .According to the, re cords of the Museum the tapestries cam to Boston fifty year ago. If genuine they are the only Lebrun in America, and practically priceless. i A Few Bargains BABY BUGGIES I need th room. Over twenty different stylr. Special prices for " short-time. ! .;, INGRAIN CARPETS Th largest assortment in th county to select from. W alto carry a large line of other carpet, rug, etc. LAGE CURTBINS We have them from 60 cent to $7.00 per pair. Will pay you to look over our line. E. C ADCOCK Furniture 'Si MARKET formerly known as the HAKRIS MARKET! PHONE MAIN 16 Having purchased the Har ris market from Rohr & Co. I am in a position to give the best in quality an prioes to be had in La Grande. The Harris mar ket will hereafter be known as .. SMIL'S MARKET If You are a Lover of ice cream you will find your sweetheart waiting for you at this store. We make it a point to see that our cream, milk, sugar and fruit and other flavors, that it' handled in a cleanly way from th raw material to the finished pro duct and that you are served with politeness. W give you th best ic cream and water ice w can for th money. SELDER, ThcMacJndy JUL ILL a .. . l - . . :. NOTHING BETTER if- GRANDE RONDE Phone Main 6 r;'!--'-- BRUSHES FOR THE TEETH FOR THE HAIR FOR THE HANDS FOR THE NAILS FOR THE BATH FOR THE CLOTHES ruK inc uaT A large variety of etylet and prices excellent value all of them. Also a complete line of bath sponges, Borax ; Boraxo, Bathasweet etc. Glad to show them whether purchase 1 mad or not . SEE O U WINDOW DISPLY: j WATTS : L-fi Grari d HAVS YOU SEEN IT We have reference to Donnelly's & Sheurer's i , Nw soda fountain. Tha finest in town. Tho sodas which ar drawn ; -from it ar unsurpassed in th state. We know exactly what you want and how to make it. When we say it right you know it o. Ladies and children always welcome. High grade confection. ' - . - s Standard brands of cigars and tobacco - -; DONNiELLY & - S CH E URER ; ,1 va' Next Door to Post Office - The Eastern Oregon Trust - anil , ' ; : " ' 1 Savings Bank .'' H , bu:: Capital $60,000 ; Opened for Business May I Solicits a share of your business in the banking line especially savings and in active accounts. W. C. BROWN, President GEO. L CtFA'ER, Cashier '' :: " DIRECTORS ' ... ; W.C. BROWN, WM. MILLER, GEORGE PALMER. J. L.CAVINESS C.T.BACON, GEO. L. CLEAVER, TURNER OLIVER, F.J.HOLMES ., . , T. J. SCROGGIN . . . ;''... jjreen j Mroceries Fresh I -Every tKihg in season : ALL ORDERS DELIVERED PROMPTLY 1 : Try a Sample of our Cheese CC A TTT X2 fl D Af C D T r A 2 Wli A X Ui ' VJT ' LAWSON .' J :' r. . . A f ) m OUR CUSHION AMD RUBBER TIRED BUSIES RUNABOUTS AND TWO SEATED FULL LINE NOW IN STOCK Wt have a complete stock of No. 1 1 Timothy and wild hay. Steam roll-. ed Barley, Oats and Millfeed. Give u a trial order. , CASH COMPANY. Lewis Bros. ' Prop.- .' PRJLJQ jCOj ei, Oregon : OFFICERS ,. , Wh. MILLER. Vice Resident T. J. SCROQOIN. Asst. Cashier Every Day v J Va aw X ' X J BROS, Prop. -
