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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 12, 1906)
I , I Good Garden fake ; 25c Some Swell Footwear, Tan and Canvas in Oxfords ; New and neat est Things in LACL ' CURTAINS Good Garden .; K . Hoe , M '25c LOCAL ITEMS - v - - New Line of i ifupo-datei neckwear: Just in, Latest Ht ti'":.: wove iifs in DRESS SHIRTS RUBBER HOSE GARDEN SEED Anything In the line of tools for gardening Lawn Mowers, i ::v"- ; Grass Catchers, vil V , RruningiShears. Golden Rule Co. Nozzle ; .Sprinklers and -HOSE " ' FIXTURES Spring 1 Goods Bk Pood ' ,y ;. ,.' !:'. i Fishing Tackle a. Camping Goods C4 in - Stools, Dishes, I ,', Tents Just Receive iNew itvies m LADIE'S HATS Zi on the ; ' I ;Mrs At latest novelties in Waistings Summer v.'. Suiti : Rubber , Hose w IX Judge Lowell of Pendleton, will address iiv wiifuti uigu. nt'iuui yiauuaung ClaSS 24th. f Dnnie Vessie. state Deputy (or the Macabees, returned : this morning from Pendleton. ; ' i ' i . Mn. George Hansen Jr.. went to Tela- X caset this morning to spend a few days visiting relatives. Mr. Peter Allen leaves tonight for Alberta. Canada, to look after hit prop- X erty in that country. . : -' j AI Heisner is still suffering from his X fall Thursday. No bones are broken, but a severe twist. of tii knee , is giving him much, pain. ' ; ,' , :. '.. Only uutil Monday in which to register. The book closes on the 15th. If you have not registered, you . should do so J. S. Smith, who is well known in this and Wallowa counties, now warden of the penitentiary, arrived here last evening and went on into Wallowa. Cornor Henry has discovered that the mm who was killed yesterday by freight tram No. 22, was John McMahon. The inquest and funeral will beheld this after- I KEEN KUTTER TOOLS j I have just received anew 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 FISHING TACKLE My stock of fishing tacklo cannot be beat. I have 1 everything you need ,... . . .. ' - POLE - SI 0.00. REELS ..... ...: ... 16o to $6.00 LINES i 6c te $2.60 Prices in proportion 8n everything else THEiGOLDENv RULE COMPANY VfV y . S :. IT- Mr. Jones, who was severely burned while attempting to rescue a horse from a 'burning barn on the lower Peach place, is resting as well as could be expected. He J is how in Island City. w A flqhinrr nmrv r.nrwUfr intf nf G. D. Simmons, Nick Biever, Ed Brady" and 0. E. Lemmons, left this afternoon for Catharine creek. I MRS. T.N. MURPHY j ' Hardware and crockery. ' w SOCIETY j The Neighborhood Club will hold an open meeting Tueday evening at the Commercial Club. An interesting pro gram has been arranged and the public i cordially invited to be present. An Per Fo . i J '. . . ; .l ' t ! !;.' .. . 1308, 1310, 1312 Adams Avenue. Smallest Prices FOR GALLUP, FIRST- CLASS GROCERIES .1 ; Fresh fruits and yegetables every day , Your orders promptly, delivered as .fast as ordered f i Standard brands" always in stock.' ' THE CITY GROCERY AMD BAKERY E. FOLACK, Propr. DUD McKINNIS Near Summervill. Wednes day May 9, .1902 the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McKinnis the funeral took place Thursday. TWIDWELL Near Elgin ,' on Tuesda May 8..1602. Mrs. Thomas TwidwelTMoore, The deceased leaves a husband ' and several daughters and sons. BARNES In Union Tuesday. 1906, Cyrus Barnes... 1 I Jfay Bth. "John Mars, a contractor from La Grande j was in the city figuring on a new building . on the Remilard corner. If this building goes up. it will probably be a two-story brick, of modern design.-r-Republican. -. Majiy baseball fans of the city are going to Walla Walla this evening. Anyone who has planned to make this trip can secure reduced rates by notifying Frank Brown at the White grocery store. - The social given at the F. E. Holm residence last evening by the Christian Endeavor proved a very pleasant affair. Games wets played until late in the even ing. Regardless of tha cold weather ywnyniere present. , m InrfsmArafiAN nanare u;ar - raral ua4 this morning for the new vinegar factory, The Incorporators are Messers Ripley, Oldenberg, and Ireland!' They will meSt tl"i dlLUiiiuuii end uigauize and will have the stock .books open by Mon- The Blue Mountain Athletic club has arranged a lawn social for next Friday evening on the J. W. Knowles lawn. ' Ice cream and cake will be served, for ten cents. A short program .will be rendered. admission fee of ten cents will be charged i i 4 s. f .i ATTRACTVE SURROUNDINdS, Add to the enjoyment of. eating. Our,, restaurant is run on thi principle and our tables, nqt to speaK of our employees are attractive to the eye. Snowy linen, shining silver and glittering glass ware make an appetizing preparation 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 every housekeeper in town. mm yon GRADUATES A! PRESENT To advertise my high grade shoes I will : GIVE AWAY j every twelvth pair that goes out of : my store j Call ! 2 I carry the HANAN, WALKOVER and HARLOW. for further particulars ; I A V. ANDREWS, CHAIN GANG AT WORK. . Wednesday morning a gang of six pris oners from the city jail was put to work on the streets under the care of an armed gaurd. .These men were all arrested and fined for beingdrunk and disorderly, and n default of payment of fines, were put to work op the streets ' From the appear ance of things Elgin will have a gang of this kind at work all summer. .The town s full of strangers'occasioned by the rail road building and most of them are hard drinkers. The city jail is loaded .almost every night to Its fullest capacity, and Tuesday night it sheltered six drunks The' police are kept busy keeping the streets clear. Elgin Recoreer. ESTRAY NOTICE 1 have taken up 'a stray bay . Shetland mare.' Owner may have same by calling at my place five 'miles noith of La Grande, and paying costs, tf. Peter Allen. Do not fail to hear Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Williams sing '0 Divine Redermer" by Gounod at the Presbyterian church t morrow morning. TAILOR and HABERDASHER : We care not now you suffered, nor what failed to cure you, Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea makes the puniest, weak est specimen of man or womanhood strong and heaitny. so cents, lea or Tablets.. Newlin Druo Co. day. ' M r. A. E. Flower has leased the corr.er room in the Slater building and as soon as his stock q goods arrives will open a gene'ral merchandise store. ) Mr. Flower is no stranger in Eastern Oregon. For eighteen years he engaged in merchandis ii g in Wallowa county. - Senator Pierce addressed a fair size audience at Cove last evening but the night before he offered to meet the citi zens of Union but unfortunately his date fell upon Union's busy day and on.y nine voters responded to his in vitation to come to hear him. speak. John Leavitt, who has been ' living in .New York-for the past six years return ed this morning, accompanied by his wife" m nA VmsUu alen Kw Mr- mil Mra ' Martin j his wife's relatives, who will spend the The La Grande Iron Works is building a beet loader, which gives every promise of making quite a saving in the harvest ing of the beet crop. The machine picks up the beets on the ground and elevates them into the wagons, quite similar to a header. One man with two horses can pick up the crop of from 25 to SO acres per day. A company of Grande Ronde valley men will goon organize for the purpose of placing the machines on the market. The many friends of the Misses Harriet and Bertha Young, will be pleased to know that' they both are advancing in their music. Next Tuesday- evening at Whitman college, conservatory of music Miss Harriet Ester Young will give a pianoforte recital for graduation with the following program: .'-,v ' ': a. Toccata and Fugue in D minor ..: ;.:...;...;...: Bach b. Kreisleriana ..'..'.'..Schumann t ' Aeusserst bewegt Sehrinnig und nicht zu rasch . a. Gnomenreigen .. Concert Etude ..Liszt b. Nocturne G minor c. Polonaise A flat major Violin Solo , Andante und Scherzo capriccioso .... .. ...........David Miss Bertha Young IV. Concerto A minor First Movement , .....Schumann . Second piano played by Miss Jones II. III. lUUttOKBOpOt 111 WJWtl y. The Model Rcstaur&t J. A. Arbuckte, Proprietor opkw da y , and xi .ar We wit wwkly Ci en Liloicenlr P'l ,v MAY LIVE WO YEARS The chances for living a full century are can, or Haynesville, Me- now u years excellent in the case of Mrs. Jennie 1 . .,'. ..Chopin NEW GAILERY J. B. Hulse has opened the studio over W. H. Bohnenkamp & Cos and is now ready for business. , CRISIS IS PAST (Sort) ps News Association) Constantinople May 12 The Turkish government asks that a mixed tribunal be appointed to determine the exact boundry of the frontier. It is believed that the British government will consent and the crisis is believed to be pas nme Uun- 70 old. She writes; "Electric Bitters cured me of Chronic Dyspepsia of 20 years standing, and made me feel as well and strong as a young jfirL" Electric'iters cure Stomach and Liver disease. Jlood disorders, General Debility anJ bodily weakness. Sold on a guarantee at Newlin Druo Co.'s drug store. Price only 50f. .' INSOMNIA This is a trouble in which Osteopathy has achieved extra ordinary results, sometimes seeming to almost border on the miraculous. The results are perman ent and are often achieved with remark able quickness. Peaceful sleep frequently results after a very few treatments even in old cases of the trouble. Occasionally' a case presents greater difficulties, but it may be said that in few other .troubles may relief be as confidently efcjVd through Osteopathy. N . S. EDMONDS, TAILOR NEW SPRING LIME OF WOOLENS ARRIVED ALL THE LEADING EXCLUSIVE STYLES . McKennon Building, next doer to J. H Pear's Jewelry Store. - i eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee e eeeeeeeee 'it SPAIISH IA 5C GA ABSOLUTELY ALL HAVANA FILLED AND HAND MADE Red Cross Drug Store A. C. MacLennan sole distributor, Union and Wallowa counties r
