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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1906)
! i MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN if 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, brushes, and all articles for the nursery are here in great quan tity and good quality. We have a full line of all wel knownjnfant Foods. Ol'R SPECIALTIES Doctors Prescriptions and Family'Receipts. RED GROSS DRUG STORE A. C. MAC LENNAN. Prop. Prescription Pharmacist Tell Us 'ow to do It Tell us how we can supply you a better quality cigar for the money than the well known and well liked La Flor De Hackman witnout loss and we'll do it. You know very well that we must make some pro fit or go out of business. So don't forget to ask your dealer for the La Flor De Hackman cigar. Manu factured by C. E. HACKMAN, Cor. Adams Avenue and Greenwood Fine Confectionery and Cigars Af Van Bur en's eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee SGHE&RER'S FOR r-INC CANDIES rRH.TS AND ICC GRilAfA T ! Next door to post Office 4 i S. EDMONDS, TAILOR NEW SPRIXGLIXE Of VV00LENS ARRIVED ALL THE LEADING EXCLUSIVE STYLES McKennon Building, next door to j. H Pear's Jewelry Store. ! id rcen roccrics Fresh Every Day j Every th i n x in sea son i ALL ORDERS DELIVERED PROMPTLY Try a Sample of our Ghccsc SEATTLE GROCERY CO LAWSON BROS. Prop. Li Grande Evening ouservCi SATURDAY. JUNE 2. 1906 Published daily except on Sunda) One year in advance S6.6C Six months in advance . S.5C Per month 65 Single copy 6c Entered at the Post Office at La Grinds Oregon, as Second Class Matter. SURREY BROS- ED'S A!D PROF ' This paper will not publish any article appearing over a nom-de-plume. Signeo artxles will be received subject to the discretion of the editors. Please sign your articles and save disappointment r i t lL3sS2: 1 m AUVKUll-IKi? KATKH Hsplay Ad ratal larnltbrd mpon appllnili ocm) reading ooucm lor per IId Drat InM lion, je ptr lint for each xabxetjurai iiur lion. awMulloM tt euudolrnce. gn or I Id. trd of UuM.k. tr out Una. 20 Improves the flavor and adds to the heal th fulness of the food. WfLl STATED i Republican Met For United States Senator FRED W. MULKEY (short term) JOHNATHAN BOURNE (long term) For Governor JAMES WITHYCOMBE For Secretary of State FRANK W. BENSION For State Treasurer GEO. A. STEEL For Supreme Judge ROBERT EAKIN For Attorney General A. M. CRAWFORD For Supt. Pub. Instruction J. H. ACKERMAN For State Printer W. S. DUNNIWAY For Commission Labor 0. P. HOFF For Congress W. R. ELLIS For Prosecuting Attorney F. S. 1VANH0E For Joint Senator. Umatilla, Morrow Union w o. mi r 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 BEN BROWN For Clerk JAMES B. G1LHAM For Recorder DAVID H. PROCTOR For Treasurer JOHN FRAWLEY For Cornor J. M. HILTS For Surveyor C. R. THORNTON J La Grande has vital interests at stake in this election and every tax payer and resident should look the issues squarely in the face. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. In this election it is up to La Grande to vote for La Grande's interest. Look over your ticket carefully there are several places where your vote may prevent future troubles. Unless W. W. Randall falls short in La Grande, he will be the next Sheriff of Union county. Thera is no reason why he should be knifed in L Grande, and it is up to the cour.ty seat to say whether Mr. Randall shall come out of that place with his party vote or to be turned down for the sake of Keeping all the offices in La Grande. It is up to the county seat to make pood in this matter. Union Re publican. The proposed state purchase of the Barlow toll road is said to be graft, pure and simple. Those back of the measure are said to hold an option on the really worthless property for $8000. They could then turn it over to the state and pocket about $16,000. And we have the portage road, with a monthly deficit that does not need duplication. . The men of Oregon must say whether the women of Oregon can vote at elec tions hereafter. A vote for the constitu tions' amendment which gives women the right of suffrage is a vote in favor of a more intelligent ballot Girls in school prove themselves more apt in good citi zenship studies than boys of the same grades, and women in life are more thor ough students of social movements. There is nothing in either sex or color by which the quality of the voters and the vote may be determined, but there is much in the intelligence and morality. A good many women do not want to vote. and many more do. This is even so with men. If women are handicapped in the industrial world, the fact does not pre vent them from being more independent of state aid than the men. Charitable and penal institutions are maintained al most solely for men who receive higher wages. Women are taxed for their sup port in like manner as men. In many places in the state women contribute as much as the husband for the maintenance of the family. It will be a pretty tribute to their sterling worth to accord them a privilege which men assumed for them selves as a right. . NOTICE Mrs. S. Vanecar. the Hair Dresser, will be in La Grande on June fi ipnp fourth street, with a large stock of hair goods, bhe will remain a few weeks. One proposed amendment confers unon the legislature power to propose a ronsti- tutional convention at a single session. So long as the people determine the matter the legislature may safely be per mitted to submit a proposal to vote at one session as well as at a dozen. Before another issue, the voters of Union county will have expressed their desi-es through the ballot, not only as to who shall be their public servants, but upon several important constitutional amendments and laws. It is to be hoped that each voter will pass due inHom.n. upon each candidate and upon each amendment and law as he marks his balbt. If so the results cannot he other wise but beneficial. The thinking major ity cf any stjte cr mumcpaiity can al ways he depended upon to do what they think is for the best interests of ail. iOt'l... li I MARKET formerly known as the HARRIS MARKET PHONE MAIN 16 SPECIAL attention is called to our new and complete line of CARPENTER TOOLS, and HARDWARE in connection th new riRMTlJRE. STOVE UTENSILS and DISHES A nice new line of RUGS.ART SQUARES, MATTING LIN0LEUW, and WllUUW anauLo ju&i, cuuvcu. Hav a very fine SOLID MAHOGANY DAVtNPORl at less than one half the wholesale cost, - slightly used, but not damaged in the least. It makes into a bed. Gall and see it. Ifinneedofafine CENTER LAGE CURTAIN for a large window. It will payy:u to see us before buying. Gall or phone Red 1751 FIR STREET SECOND HAMlj STORE i Having purchased the Har ris market from Rohr & Co. 1 am in a position to give the best in quality ane prices to be had in La Grande. The Harris mar ket will hereafter be known as IStihvell MARKET HAVE YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY FILLED AT i WATTS DRUG CO ln Grande, Oregon CAR load or : STAR A STAR! SHINGLES ! Received Today Windows Doors and Building hardware. Plumbing done in the neatest manner. W. H. BOHNFNKAMP CO j HIS APPRECIATION THE BUSINESS MAN thoroughly appreciates the advantages of a checking account with a bank. Those who do not keep such an account miss many of its advantages. We are always glad to explain the workings of a checking account to those who are not familiar with banking. Interests paid on time deposits and in savings department CAPITAL AND SURPl U5 ..... $74,000.00 ZAe farmers and Traders Rational S&anA f Srf .ti Oregon differently 9 from what you Do you see in VOUr rioht v frnm what vnu uu m your lett. l here s some serious trouble then. Have us ex- f amine them. X GLASSES accurately fitted will correct this and benefit the eyes in other ways. it is J. H. PEARE. Don't necrlpr.t. th bubs WJr - - -- JW-. W h not good sense or good economy to refrain frnm Knuinn . CI fin pair of glasses now and later when . the eyes are worse have to pay ' $5.00 for more powerful lenses. Jeweler and Opticiar X V (toot, w o w