La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 22, 1906, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text. ....... - v ........... LOftll ITFMS I SCREEN DOORS I i 1 I ) I I". 12 G O O Y ARD NEkV SUMMER JUS T R EL C E the G olden ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN ORGANDIES, BATISTES, LAWNS, DIMITIES, INDIA UN )N, WiilTti LINEN SUITINGS, INDIAN HEAD GOODS I i v l u i vt-r , ;. ,j -' . JT' Z Island - I- -V: 1 O. C. Miller it in the city from Walla Walla. , D rirc Was in in f. CALL AND SEE THEM THEY ARE BEAUTkS ner vara THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY Ilarsrest Storp-"; 1308, 13 0, 1312 Adama Avenue. Smallest Prices J. D. Walch of Joaeph today. E. A. Wills of Alicel was a La Grande visitor today. Recorder Proctor transacted legal buit- ness in Elgin yesterday. D. MoCully of Wallowa went to Portland this morning. W. L -.Tucker came over from City lat eveninsr? -1 A. Johnson came down from Pen dleton last evening. ...... . J '':" rtr. t , P,. Nester and Wn. Kelley -of Baker City are business visitors here today ; Al Ray, who was injured at Wallow, is much better today and is up and around Attorney Turner Oliver returned from Portland this morning where he has beeri4 the past, few days, ( , ",, ' Col. F. S. Ivanh'oe, Republican nominee for districts , attorney, ' is transacting business, in North Powder. The costumes for the' ''Merchant of Venice" .arrived today. They are espec ially adapted for the modernized play, and were secured, at considerable cost to the "Ike Warnstoff, Luther Derringer, and rranu wiarign viiuiuuie,i1i-rui rum auu caught 380 fish, including one rainbow troutwhich measured 22 inches'! This' 1 i'" ' innitnri -ftrfihit sea- iu is tha time to commence war on the flies. Come and get some screen - ' doors and window screens. f . .v, My hammocks cannot be beat for prxe, quality, beauty. The time it here for you to keep your lawn in order. 1 have rubber and cotton hose. lawn mowers and lawn rakes, all prices and quality! BEE SUPPLIES i I have the bee hives and tupplies that you waut, them some of J i My shingles, doors if you are building. and windows are first r r .. v Call and get class try some of them - e I MRS. T.N-. MURPHY I Hardware and crockery, '.. SOCIETY The children of the members of the Eastern Star will be the guests of honor at the Chapter next Wednesday evening. Of course it is expected all members of the Eastern Star will attend with their children. Elaborate arrangements for their entertainment have been made. GALL UP MAIN 75 : FOR FIRST CLASS GROCERIES Fresh fruits and vegetables every day Your orders promptly delivered as . ' .. vfast as ordered ' ' ' ... Standard brands always in stock. THE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY C POLACK, Propr. AMUSEMENTS A PRESENT To advertise my high grade shoes :l will l GIVE AWAY : every twelvth pair that goes out of : : my siore Call I carry the HANAN, WALKOVER and HARLOW. for further particulars I A. V. ANDREWS,! TAILOR and HABERDASHER . MERCHANT OF VENICE . , : Following it the cast of charactors fo the High School play to be given Thurs day evening of this week. Seats on sale at Van Buren's Wednesday morning. Secure teat early and thus avoid the scramble for teats. : ' DRAMATIS PERS0NAE ' ' ' The Duke of Venice Edward Carbine Antonio, a Senior captain of high - School football team Roy Goodnough Bassamo. hie friend and suitor to Portia Vern Hendricks Qratiano, another friend... Carl Qillilan Shylock, a wealthy gambler...'.,........' Jay Reynolds Tubal, his friend and captain of the Bel mont football team Merrell Childers Launcelot, Qoqbo. a servant to Shylock Arlie Bay The Professor, an ex-ray photographer ! .. Edgar Pickler Policeman Don Scott Portia, a rich heiress Naomi Williamson Nerissa. her friend Grace Hopper Jessica, Shylock' ward Maude Cotr.er Miss Abbie S. Threedice, a teacher Elizabeth Bunnell Polly Portia's maid ..Elizabeth King Antonio s Mother Lottie Howard Mrs. Gobbo, Laur.celot 's mother .. Zora Lane Fo:tball players Senior Boys DEMUR OVERRULED (Scrlpps Newt Association) Kansas City, Mo. May 22 Federal Judge McPherson today overruled the de mur filed by the Burlington railroad in ' the rebate vases ordered by George Thomas and L. B. Taggart, brokers. Pres by- A GOOD STORY . A good story is told of a La Grande teamster who one; Sunday morning not moons ago rode hie horse to the sewer which flows through the city, to drink, the horse did not favor the proposition. and refused to drink. The rider thumped protruding rib a time or two with his boot heel, never thinking that the faithful animal would retaliate in any way but the unexpected happened. " By"' a" sudden movement the" horse sent the ride r tl wards, an when he returned to.: earth he "made a noise" like he had' been hunting for something in the bottom of the tewer. When he crawled out the horse was taking advantage of the time offered and was rapidly feeding upon the grass which grew near the sewer. Those who wit nessed the "high dive" are authority for the statement that the horse seemed te haye had the more enjoyable time of the two. . TO OUR PATRONS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC We take pleasure in announcing that the La Grande National Bank has been designated by the United States Govern ment as a Depository for Government or Public funds. This is gratifying to ourselves and should be to our patrons, as it marks another mile stone in the growth antf prosperity of our city. At this time we desire to thank the Public for their liberal patronage in the past and to assure them that in the future he will endeavor to giva them the best service that lies within our power.. F. L. Meyers Cashier The Ladies Aid society of the USIIAII OiJUIWU Btl.WI IMt'lVM ..C and friends of the church last evening with an enjoyable entertainment , The first part of the evening being given to a program which was rendered interestingly.' Mrs. Clara T. Lyle ren dered the Hallelujah Chorous on the organ in her able and. masterly way and was thoroughly appreciated. Miss Jean McDonald and Mrs. A. L. Richardson wtre received with applause and welcome after, study in Portland. , Miss McDonald . tang "Pierrot" by Hutchinson and responded with an encore Grace Mayhew't "Slumber Song." This was the first time Miss McDonald has been heard in her home town and all were enthusiastic over her tinging and delight fully entertained. Mre Richardson tang Scotch ballad, "My Ain Folks", in her most gracious and plsasing style and then gave, "A Song of Sleep", by Lord Henry Somerset in tweet and melodious tones. The program closed with the "panto mine "An Old Sweetheart of Mine," by Mrs. W. L. Brenholts. Too much can not be said .in paise of the reading and tableau which carried out the little poem so beautifully. - Each and every tableau was artistically posed and were received with admiration. Metdames Kirk and Oliver ssrved frappe and wafers during which a social time was enjoyed. On account of the graduation evercises on Friday evening, Mesdamee Molitor and Newlin and Miss Anson will not en tertain the evening Kaffee K latch this week as previously announced. t fclfe mm AMIDST PLEASANT SURROUNDINGS and In the heart of the business section of the city it our restaurant located. Here the business men and ladies can partake of good wholesome food. Our cookery is of the best, and the service quick, neat and courteous. . OUR BUI Of TARE comprises many appetizing dishes, and is ' changed dally, ' so that you'll have a variety of food in them. ' Variety of foods tends to make us en thusiastic with our mealt. and is Yally necessary to proper health. ThtfAm food over and over again makes us "tired bf eating." Call at our restaurant and test the merits of our dishes. The Model Restaurant J. A. Arbuckle, Proprietor We sell weekly $4 Mrs. M. Kirk assisted by Mesdames Bartlett, Carr and Engles will entertain the ladies and friends of the Aid Society of the Presbyterian church, at her home. "Bonnie Brae", in Old Town, tomorrow afternoon. Those interested and friends of the Aid are cordially invited. OPrit DAY vi ir STRAYED OR STOLEN. Three work horses , one dapple gray 1 200 Ibt. , brown clubby horse about 1 000 lbs.- shod behind , bay rotf 1 000 bs. . dent in left shoulder. . tit seen on the road towards Union, $18 for their return to C. A. Peterson, Ladd Creek FURNISHED FRONT at cor. 5th and P. ROOM Enquire FOR RENT Two furnished houses, four rooms, and one five rooms, quire of Mrt. C. S. Zuber, Cor. Q 7 street. one RES0LU1I01 TREASURER'S (ALL f OR WARRANTS Notice is hereby given that the under signed Treasurer of Union County, Ore gon, has funds on hand with which to pay all County and Scalp bounty warrants which were presented and endorsed by the County Treasurer, prior to May 1 st. 1902. No interest allowed on the above war rants after May lbth, 1906. John Frawley, Treasurer of Union county. BE IT RESOLVED: That the city Reorder of the city of La Grande, be and is hereby directed to give notice to the abutting property owners on the east side of 7th. street, between its intersec tions with M and P streets, for the con s ruction of a side walk abuniL the I premises, and a like notice to the Tonttina 1 . .. Jfc L..L 1 . n tiiueiiy uvruerst un ooin siaes or Lepoi street, from its intersection of Jefferson avenue, to its intersection of Fourth street and Adams avenue, from its intersection wiw rounn street, to its intersection of -First street: That demv gives Btrong preparatory and ' ? ' High School courses. traet and "venue will be proposed at the Conservatory of Music and School of nex' regular meeting of this Council, for Art, with superior instructors. , the improvement of said street and ave- SrFiWtl '"-.by Putting thesam. upon the .stab a Physical Director. i "shed grade therefore, and paving the Well-equipped Laboratories. same with crushed rock or cravel. s, Library of 13,001) Volumes. I Passed by the Council of the H. of L Grande, Oregon, May 16, 1906? Dated this 16th. day of May 1 906. I. R. Snook. WRITE FOR OATALOQUB Recorder of the City of La Grand. Pacific University! , FOREST GROVE, OREGON. j A High-grade college with Superior Equipment. Beautifully located twenty-six miles from Portland. Full retrular colleee courses. Academy Healthful social life; religious influences, ' All student enterprises active, THE SCHOOL THAT STANDS fOR THE BEST IN EDUCATION i ISPAIISH IAID ABSOLUTELY ALL HAVANA FILLED AND HAND MADE Red Cross Drug Store A. C. MacLcnnan sole distributor, nion and Wallowa countis 9 ;