La Grande evening observer., May 14, 1906, Image 6

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Doctors Prescriptions and Family Receipts.
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Confectionery
Cigars
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jHeres a Good Rule!
KEEP YOUR APPEARANCE ABOVE PAR
GOOD LAUNDRY .IVORKgIS NECESSARY
TO DO SO FOR CLEANLINESS ISJA
DISTINCTIVE QUALITY OE A GENTLEMAN
TRY US WITH YOUR BUNDLE
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La Gr.nK
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5 THE
OXFORD PAR
JAMES FABQUHARSON. Prop
Cmaplau aMMirtiiiaDl ol
WINES, LIQUOR
AND CIGARS
Cold lunches and mixed drinks
specialty. Fair . and impartial
treatment to all. You are 'nvited .
to call and gat acquainted.
MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN
it an important part of our
stock. ' They are carefully pre
pared and will prove of inesti
mable benefit to little sufferers.'
Soothing syrups'for tortured
: little bodies. Gentle but effica
cious remidies for youthful ills.
Lotions, ointments,, toilet' pow
ders, , puffs, sponges, combs, 1
brushes, and alt articles for the '
nursery are hero in great quan- 2
tity and good quality.
We have a full line of all well
known Infant Foods. . .''.,
". A. C. MAC LENNAN, Prop.
Prescription Pharmacist .-
' ' Until he saw this' feeble rime -
Smoking made him spit and J I
cough. ' . ,
But now-he wears -most all. the i
time,
,The "smile tha won't come off."
if He had tried 'many cigars, but
' never knew what an "out of sight"
smoke was until he hit upon a LA
FLOR DE HACKMAN, formerly
Key West Perfectos. Manufact
ured by. .i . '4 .-. v. ; ,
C. E.' HACKMAN,
Cor, Adams Avenue and Greenwood
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Main 7
Do you. see differently
in your right eye from what you
do in your left. There's some
serious trouble then. Have us ex
amine them.
GLASSES
accurately fitted will correct this ;
and benefit the eyes In other ways. -Don't
neglect the eyes. It is
not good sense or good economy "
to refrain from buying a $1.60
pair of glasses now and later when
the eyes are worse hive to pay '
$5.00 for more powerful lenses.
Jeweler and Optician
Music Lessons
Miss Jean Mr.Donlad
Piano Method
LeschetsTSky
Vocal Method
Arens
1616 Sixth St. Phone Black 462 I
MONDAY. MAY" 14. 1906
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RepuMican Ticket
For United States Senator
FRED W. MULKEY '
' ' (short term) 1
', JOHNATHAN BOURNE
(long term)
For Governor
JAMES WITHYCOMBE
For Secretary of State
FRANK W. BENSION"
For State Treasurer
OEO. A. STEEL
For Supreme Judge
ROBERT EAKINV
For Attorney Oenerxl
A. M. CRAWFORD
For Supt. Pub. Instruction .
. J. H. ACKERMAN
For State Printer '
W. S. DUNNIWAY
For Commission Labor -
. . -. O. P. HOFF
For Congress
W. R. ELLIS
For Prosecuting Attorney
F. S. IVANHOE .
For Joint Senator, Umatilla, Morrow , I
W.Q. COLE
For Joint Representative, Wallowa
Union -
JAY H. DOBBIN
For Representative
S. R. HAWORTH
For County Judge .
J. C. HENRY
For Sheriff
W. W. RANDALL
For Commissioner . . i
BEN BROWN
For Clerk
JAMES B. C1LHAM
For Recorder
DAVID H. PROCTOR :
For Treasurer
JOHN FRAWLEY
For Cornor
J. M. HILTS .
fs La Grande to have a celebration this
year? If so it is high time that we were
up and at it.
Fruit growers are being fined in Idaho
for neglecting to spray. They are de
termined to grow healthy fruit in that
state.
Un on county will reap no smail benefit
fro-n the fact that extensive railroad
building is now in progress on the Colum
b;a river end Into Wallowa county.
About the only way Holy Roller Cref-
field will ever arise from the grave will
be through the assistance of some band
of medical students who want to dissect
something. Pendleton Tribune.
An Indiana preacher has sued his wife
for divorce beoause she made faces at
him while he preached, causing him to
forget what he was saying.. If the lady
shortened the sermons she should be re
warded by the congregation. Pendleton
Tribune.
Says the Silverton Appeal: In these
days of strife between two great political
parties we must remember that, after all,
we are Just a band of brothers hereon
earth, traveling from the cradle to the
grave. We live side by side, our children
attend the same school, and after the
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smoke of the battle clears away" we will
still be friends and neighbors. Let thfe
bitter things go unsaid. At best, life is
short and we get out of fljafuU measure
of sorrow.
Those acquainted with railroad build
ing say it will be impossible for the Utah
Construction company, the Oregon Short
Line or any other company to undertake
the completion of the road down the
Snake river from Huntington to Lewiston
by December. 1907.'; The route lea
most difficult one and .will Tequire money
and time. A few year ago Baker capi
talists brought a railroad man from the
east out here and took him over the route.
He turned the proposition down as too
expensive. , ' '
' There is' also; some doubt expressed as
to the sincerity of this move. The fact
that the Short Line and Q.j R. & N, are
owned and controlled by the Union Pacific
and thal the O. R 4 N. bas just ' spent
$5,000,000 in improving the roadbed be
tween Huntington and Portland and is
still spending more, money on improve
ments is taken as an indication that they
do not intend to abandon the present line.
Also tie freight traffic of the present
line has not reached that proportion which
in any way taxes the capacity of the
equipment The grades over the moun
tains are heavy but the bulk of business
has not yet reached the figure which
makes the company carry the business at
Inmm ltA thm ,. m.f (, Harrlmnn
interests also contemplate the building of
a line across central Oregon is taken as
an indication that they are not seeking a
water grade to tide water.
A New York mao found his own two-year-old
child ' wandering around : the
street and took it to the police station.
never realizing that the child was his own.
Now,' if that had happened in Utah the
paragraphers would have talked about
for months. Salt Lake Herald.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
Three work horses , one dapple gray
1200 lbs. , brown clubby horse about
1000 lbs. shod behind, bay mare 1000
be. , dent in left shoulder. Last seen
on the road towards Union, $16 for their
return to C. A. Peterson. Ladd Creek
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS ,
Notice is hereby given to all consumers
if water in the city of La Grande, Oregon,
that all parties who wish to irrigate, are
required to file an application for the
same, with the City Recorder.
Irrigation hours;, The laws for irri
gation are as follows; from 5:30 to 7:30
p. m.
. Signed; H. C. Gilham, Water Supt.
Dated, April 30, 1906,
. TEAMS WANTED .
The Sugar company wants to employ
teams and men, see.F, S. Bramwell. '
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids will be received, by the
undersigned, at the La Grande National
Bank up to May 12, 1906, for the con
struction, necessary material, etc., for a
bank and office building. Plans and
specifications can be seen at the bank
after the 26th inst ' .
A condition of contract will be that the
building must be. completed by Oct. 1,
1 906. A certified check, for 1 0 per cent
of the contract price, must accompany
each bid. . The right to reject an? or all
bids is reserved. F. L. Meyers.
Chairman Building Committee.
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Portland, Dai leu. Pea.
Ko. 1 'l'on. Wall. Wall., ,
I y ton, I'otueniT. (ol
and point rral and p
north viagpokare
P1ajri)ilf7lini-
dleton, Uni'itUla, Wal
o5 Inla, Uwi.ton, tVlai, No t
Moku., WallHrr, V.r
KOt p.m. net, HpnkHiK ami other 8:40am
MnU mat acd Bunb
via Hpoanna
No. a innd nt, t iK:, Iro-
Dally ex-hlcrand . .id. Con- Soil
n-pl n iHica at Kla B 'th
Punnay -t-, lor point oV.aU pB
Mi a m ion.
Ooran Htaamera batwtenortland and Raa
FraDclieearary flvo daja.
K. C.MOOR t i
A LXKAIQ, General Paaaenaw Afnt
Overton W. Pricc.
Associate Forester
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Best Range Made on
Payments.
Your old . tove taken
in exchange
Gall or phone Red 1751 . ,
FIR STREET SECOND HANu STORE
PROTECTION
This has nothing to do with the tariff ques
tion, but refers solely to the protection of
your hands while house cleaning, by wearing
a pair of our HOUSEHOLD RUBBER
GLOVES. You' can save youf harlds in any
Uiwi4 ffnrl Knn wftrlr W hmvm a nw -
supply just from the factory made especially
for us which we are selling at the very low
price of $1.00 per pair and every lady
should have a pair. Call and see them.
A.
Procription Druggist
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RETAILED AT
WHOLESALE PRICFS
Bitter Lumber and. Cheaper than is sold in
La Grand , We deliver it to your building
Crande Ronde' lumber Co
PERRY, OREGON
GEAN IP NOTICE
Property owners are hereby notified to
clean up their alleys and repair their side
walks at once. John Wilson.
Street Superintendent.
NEW MANAGEMENT
The Centenial has changed hands. It I
will he ready to receive boarders the i
n . .. . , . - - - i
nrsi or may. room ana Board $o.U0 a
week, meals 25 cts. Come and see us.
C. T. Tolin, Proprietor.
VOTERS ATTENTION
Because you swore at the primary
election does not give you the privilege of
voting at the regular election, and if you
have not registered, you' will be obliged to
swear in your vote again at the general
election if you do not register on or before
Mav 15th.. Remember the registration
hooks dose May 15th.
NOTICE OF RESTORATION to Settle
ment. Entry, Filing and Selection of Lands
within the former Baker City Forest Re
serve. Oregon. .Department of the Inte-
lor, Oeneral Land Office. Washington. D.
C, March 28, 1906. In pursuance of the
proclamation of the President of the
United States, dated March 15. 1906. ex
cluding from the former Baker City Forest
Keserve, partly embraced in the Blue
Mountains Forest Reserve, Orecon, the
area described below, and restoring to
settlement the public lands therein, notice
s hereny given that the said public lands
will become subject to entry, filing and
selection, under the usual restrictions, at
the United States Land Office at La
Grande. Oregon, on July IB. 1906: In
Township eisht (8) South. Kanse thirtv-
eight'58) East, Willamette Meridian, the
west half of the north-west Quarter and
the west half of the south-west quarter
of Section thirty-five (35); in Township
nine (9) South, Range thirty-nine (39)
East, the west half of the north-wast
quarter and the west half of the south
west quarter of section twenty nine (291.
and the west half of the north-west
quarter of Section thirty-two (32).
w. a. kichards. Commissioner.
Aoproved:
Thos. Ryan,
,ii il l'. j.
"ft"
one 16 x 24. 7 ft. waH pho,
grapher'e tent completely equip-
ope $45T0C Camera outfit. 4i
6 and 5 x 7, a fine bargain
at.,.,-......... $18.00
, three fine. Sewjng machines'
' $5.00, $10.00 and $15.00
' three churns swing and barrel
three washing machines $3.75 '
and up ' ' .
two Go-carts, $3.76 and $7.00 '
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' See us for ' ':';. ,
Cuns and Ammunition
fish Rods and TaiQs
AH kinds of , - ,
Carpenter tools v' and
Hardware
Easy
; pric
and MATTING
See our Bicycles
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U 0RANDE. OR
Get alii that
is coming to you .
You arc sure to do
uhen you take dinner at
the
HORSE SHOE
CHOP HOUSE
1HE BEST THE MARKET
AFFORDS V, ;
Gentlemanly Servi&f
Order what you want and we
will see that you get your order
HORSE SHOE
CHOP HOUSE
Ben Cotner, Proprietor
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f)i :ll.f USE
Every family In town should have a
box of soap from our window this week
at 20 cts. Come in or telephone us.
Newlin Druo Co. , . ,
. NOODLES ...
- Gim, - has . purchased the Tin Can
restaurant.and is now prepared to fled the
best noodles and U Hung ChurjSkJhop
suey. Give him a call.
T. HILL