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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1906)
Sr j Hi . i k i I . i . THE ' LA- GRANoE t NURSERY SHADE TREES It on of my special ti. Delivery to be mad on or after Marco 16. T Special bargain on Row I also have fin lot of Apple, pear, prune, plum, cherry, appri cot, peach, mulberry, (had, tree and ornamental tree, grapes, current, gooseberry, blackberry, dewberry, rasp berry, vines, creeper, and hedge plant. , f Phone 151 1, -Thorn' grocery Geo. 7. Powell, 1 EAT J Fresh and Cured Gan be obtained at this mar- at all times. We deliver all orders promptly. Phone to us or leave your order. We will do the rest . KROUSE BROS Prop. 'Successor to J. Bull and Go. , Phon Main 48 - - HOI On WWQMrlffli-- "Bob Btirdnetit:4 do not know on good thing about the saloon. It is an vil thing that has not on redeeming thing in it history to commend it to good men. It breaks th laws of Qod and man. . It desecrate the Sabbath: it profanes the name of eligion; it defies public order. It trample under foot the tenderett feel ing of hummamity; it i a moral pestilence that blight th very atmophr of town and country; it is a stain upon honesty; a blur upon purity; a clog upon progress; a check upon th nobler impulse; it is an incentive to falsehood, deceit and crime Search through the history of this hate ful thing, and read one page over which soms mother can bow her grateful head and thank Cod for all the saloon did for her boy. There is no such record. All ts history is written in tears and blood, with snears of shame and stains of grief and dark blots of disgrace". Copied from a Orange Co., Cat. paper. The Farm Horn says: "A saloon can no more be run without sing up boys than a flouring mill can be run without wheat or a sawmill without logs. The only question is. whose boys, your boys or mine our boys or our neigh bor's". What mother is willing to give up her dear boys to feed these degradation mill's"? Mrs. Thomas Wape Island City I WE CARRY MEATS for brief whil only. Short for aying that w handle only fresh products. ; W sell so much beef, mutten, lamb, , pork, and poultry that nothing stays 'on ' our premises long. Food for thought in ' that truthful statement. If you object to , stale meat, let us have your order. Grandy& Russell ' Who ar th sweetest things that paint r pa!nt. or poet ting, lovelier than any thing? Oirls who tak Hollister's Rocky uili.i 1. 1 1 cr.ts, It cr Tablets LA GPANDE SCHOOL OF MUSIC PROF. DAY. PRINCIPAL, MRS. DAY. ASSISTANT. This is on of th best musical In stitutions In th state, and that Kople in this city and valley art gininng todiscover the advantage of this school. Th system is th latest and most practical, and in cludes all the latest discoveries in th art of teaching music. Th school is divided into two depart ments; No. 1 is for beginners from 8 years or more and are taught the first three grades. Pupils com on hour each day. Thi i no kin dergarten system but far superior. In N.i. 2 the grades are from 5 to 18, Here they graduate. Pupils take one or two lessons a week as they desire. No scholars will be pei milted to remain in this school who do not study. Opposite the Foley House over th candy store. Phone. 473. mil muck Brick furnished in any quant.ty or an" style. No contract too s:iull or to large. See sample ' our pressed' brick. GEO. KREIGER. La (iraurle, Oregon OSTEOPATHY fOU THE EYES Alarming Increase in the use of glasses upon th eye of children, a well a adults, calls for agitation among osteo pathia physicians for th purpose of mak- thic treatments to reach and stimulate th optic nerve. I hav known of several cases where vn shock to th optic nerv ha perfectly restored normal vision, and in on cas I recall of very weak vision in a young woman who had wo n glasses for nine years, th glasses war removed after seven treatment, and hav nvr been required sine al though mora than three year hav elapsed tint th last treatment wa (iven. Not all eases can b cured, and perhaps few will b cured in o short a time; but nearly all should b helped and a good shar cured by patient persever ence in treatment for aeasonabl time. The vast number of young 'people even children of very tender year who are mat upon the street of large citi rear ing glasses seems to m to present a large nl for osteopathio'prafcticS if . the availability of our treatment for function al derangement of vision were properly understood. Helen De Lendrecie, P. 0 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Notice is hereby' given that Wm. B. Sargent, Administrator of the Estate of Sarah C. Worstell, deceased, has filed her Anal account and report in the said stat and the County Court of Union County, Oregon,' ha set Tuesday. June 18, 1906, at 2 o'cLck p. m., for hearing th same. .-, ' Wm. B. Sarosnt, Administrator TREASURER'S (ALL FOR WARRANTS . Notice is hereby given that the undei signed Treasurer of Union County, Ore gon, has funds on hand with which to pay all County and Scalp bounty warrants which war presented and endorsed by the County Treasurer, prior to May 1st, 1901V . No interest allowed on th above war rant after May 1 bth, 1 906. ' John Frawlit, Treasurer of Union county '. THIS FOR MINE EVERY TIME No mora a muddledbrain for mine I'll call for oda every time Quench my thirst to my heart content, Save cash for clothes as well a rant Treat my wif and children too "Smile" with them, and "amila" with you. All th popular drink at Hill soda fountain. No fascination equal that of a clear brained, tender-hearted, lovable woman. Just as there is no picture like a beautiful girl. Hollister' Rocky Mountain Tea makes lovable women, beautiful oirls 85 cents. Nbwlin Druo Co. EXCLUSION TO PIONEERS PKNK The 0. R. & N. will sell round trip tickets tj Weston Ore. May 30. 31st. June 1st apd 2d 1906 for Pioneers An nual Picnic at U3 fare or $3.80. E. C. Moors NEW MANAGEMENT The Centenial has changed hands. 1 will he ready to receive boarders the first of May, room and board $5.00 a week, meals 25 cts. Come and see us. C. T, Tolin, Proprieter. I Music Lessons Miss Jean McDonlad J Piano Method Vocal Method I LeSCHETITSKY ARENS - COPY- 0F.TIIE BALLOT- FOR LA-GRANDE PRECINCTS, UNION COM I Y Except for Justice of the -Peace and Constable - JUNE 4, 1906.. - - - v ' - -" - " ' Mark between the number and name of each candidate or answer voted for. SfATR FOR GOVERNOR Von Fan 0ll FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL. VT F" 0l" 12 1. H. Amoe, of Multnomah County . ..... Prohibition 18 C. W. Bareea. of Wasco County . Socialist 1 4 George E. Chamberlain, of Multnomah County Democratic 18 James Withycomb. of Benton County Republican Von For Out FOR SECRETARY OF STATE. 16 Frank W. Benson, of Douglas County . ..Republican 17 R. C. Brown, of Douglas County 18 T. S. McDaniel. of Multnomah County ... Socialist Prohibition 19 P. H. Sroat. of Marion County . Democratic FOR STATE TREASURER. Voth For One 20 Leslie Butler, of Wasco County Prohibition 21 G. R. Cook, of Multnomah County Socialist 22 J.D. Matlock., of Lane County.":.; 25 George A. Steel, of Clackamas County .Democratic .Republican FOR SUPREME" JUDGE. Vote For Onb 24 C.J. Brght, of Sherman County. .Prohibition 25 Robert takin. of Union County .... Republican 28 T. G. Halley, of Umatilla County ..-.......... Democratic 27 Marcus W. Robbir.s, of Josephine County.. . Socialist FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS. SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT Vote For One 28 W. R. Ellis, of Umatilla County Republican 29 James Harvey Graham, of Baker County Democratic SO A. M. Paul, of Union County Socialist Prohibition 35 C. C Brix. of Crook County.. 36 A. M. Crawford, of Dougla County. -Republican 37 38 Robert A. Miller, of Multnomah County ... F. B. Rutherford, of Multnomah County. ..Democratic ....Prohibition FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION Vote For 0b 39 FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR, to pill VACANCY. Vote For One 32 Hiram Gould, of Yamhill County. Prohibition 33 Fred W. Mulkey, of Multnomah County Republican 84 J. D. Stevens, of Multnomah County Socialist J. H. Ackerman, of Multnomah County - , Republican Socialist -Prohibition 40 J. E. Hosmer, of Multnomah County .... 41 Henry Sheak. of Benton County FOR STATE PRINTER 42 J. C. Cooper, of Yamhill County ..Vote For One T ..Socialist 43 Willis S. Duniway. of Multnomah County Republican 44 Alvin S. Hawk, of Multnomah County'.." 45 J. Scott Taylor, of Klamath "County .Prohibition ..a. l lDerrtocMjr FOR COMMISSIONER OF LABOR STA7ISTICSAND '., INSPECTOR OF FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS. '' ' vVotsForOnb 46 O. P. Hoff, of Multnomah County "- Republican 47 W. S. Richards, of Linn County Socialist FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR, term beoih nino March 4 1907. Vote For One 48 Jonathan Bourne Jr., of Multnomah County Republican 49 John M. Geann, of Multnoman County . 60 B. Lee Paget, of Multnomah County Prohibit Iff 61 A. G. Simola, of Multnomah County !. Socialiu DISTRICT AND COUNTY FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY Tenth Judicial District Vote For One 62 Francis S. Ivanhoe, of Union County Republican 63 James D. Slater, of Union County Democratic FOR SENATOR. Twenty-Second Senatorial District, Union. Umatilla and Morrow Counties Vote For One 64 W. G. Cole, of Umatilla County. . Republican 65 Walter M. Pierce, of Umatilla County -Democratic 66 J. L. Swift, of Morrow County . ..Socialist Vote For One FOR REPRESENTATIVE. Twenty-Fourth Represent ' ative District, Union and Wallowa Counties : 67 Jay H. Dobbin, of Watlowa County Republican 68 W. E, Taggart, of Wallowa County.. ;...;.:. Socialist 69 W. W. White, of Wallowa County . ...... ...Democratic FOR REPRESENTATIVE Vote For One 60 Samuel R. Haworth, of La Grande Republican 61 ' George H. Holmes, of Cove .. . Independent 62 ' W. N. Monroe, of La Grande . Socialist 63- Herman Rothchild. of North Powder ..... .Democrat FOR COUNTY JUDGE Vote For On 64 J. C. Henry, of La Grande ...Republican 66 Peter Kuhn, of Union Socialist 66 J. R. Oliver, of La Grande .... Democratic FOR SHERIFF Vote For One 67 Frank P. Childers. of La Grande . Democratic 68 W. W. Randall, of Alice! . .... Republican 69 F. S. Wright, of Kamela . Socialist FOR COUNTY CLERK Vote For Or 70 C. S. Dunn, of La Grande Democratic 71 James B. Gilham, of La Grande , Republican 72 John T. Rich, of Union Socialist FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER Vote For On 73 Samuel L Brooks, of Imbler ... . ..Democratic 74 Barf Brewn, of Island City . ..Republii 78 Alvis J. Warren, of La Grande Social FOR RECORDER OF CONVEYANCES Vote For One 76 William Ormond, of La Grande Democratic 77 J. E. Pollock, of Elgin Socialist 78 David H. Procter, of La Grande ; ...Republican FOR COUNTY TREASURER Vote For One 79 J. K. Fitzgerald, of La Grande .Socialist 80 John Frawley, of La Grande ... ..Repubian FOR CORONER 81 M. K. Hall, of La Grande N Vote ForTonb 82 James M. Hilts, of La Grande 83 L H. Rumelhart of La Grande . Democratic Republican Socialist FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR 84 Arthur Curtis, of La Grand ... 85 C. R. Thornton, of La Grande. Vote For One ..Democratic ..Republican PROPOSED BY REFERENDUM PETITION" "Shall Act Appropriating Money Maintainino Insane Asylum, Penitentiary, Deaf Mute, Bund School, University. Agricultural Colleoe, and Normal Schools be Approved?" Vote Yes or No 800. Yes. .ja . . , . "rrT'Tn' rv "mm'! n i iitt - i r u I I I mil . hnw kcjiia! ii ar;R r.tiNiTmiT nNai AMENDMENT. - Vote Yes or No 302. Yes. 603. No. FOR AMENDMENT TO THE LOCAL OPTION LAW GIVING ANTI-PROHIBITIONlSTS AND PRO HIB1T1QNISTS EQUAL PR.v'lLEGES. 10. Yes! """"" Vote Yes or No 305. No. FOR LAW TO ABOLISH TOLLS ON THE MOUNT HOOD AND BARLOW ROAD AND PROVID ING FOR ITS OWNERSHIP BY THE STATE Vote Yes or No 306. Yes. 307. No. FOR CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PROVID ING METHOD OF AMENDING CONSTITU TION AND APPLYING THE REFERENDUM TO ALL LAWS AFFECTING CONSTITU TIONAL COVENTIONS AND AMENDMENTS. Vote Yes or No 308. Yes. 309. No. FOR CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT GIVING CIHES AND TOWNS EXCLUSIVE POWER TO ENACT AND AMEND THEIR CHARTERS. Vote Yes or No 510. Yes. 311. No. FOR CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO ALLOW THE STATE PRINTING. BINDING, AND PRINTER'S COMPENSATION TO BE REGU LATED BY LAW AT ANY TIME Vote Yes or No F0RCiIJUT'0NAL AMENDMENT FORhF corm . u KtrERENDUM ON LOCAL, paErCtsAofuwSMUN,CIPAL LAWS and 77T '. . , Vote Yes or No SI 4. Yes. . iTi! th. " ' ' F0R pkcc? .LAW PROHIBITING iFREE- 316. PASSES AND DISCRIMINATION BY RAIL R0AD, COMPANIES AND OTH ER PUBLIC SERVICE CORPORATIONS. Yes. " Vote Yes or No 317. No. PAJS;RS1Na SLEEPING CAR COM a EFRIGERATOR CAR COMPANIES KLrB TO PAY AN ANNUAL -w-.-oe. ururc UKUSS EARNINGS. 318. Yes. 319. ""SCOMPAS r,T. wumrAmns. AND TELF SLCjAV AN ANNUAL . urcuss EARNINGS. 320. Yes. Vni-tr Vb nM w . a C3 UK 32T nI . 1616 Sixth St Phon Black 462 812. Yis. 813. No.