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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 2, 1906)
t z i GREAT JUNE WHITE SALE to be Inaugurated at The .Golden Rule Store i : ; ; Monday, June Fourth Every lady knows that this Is to be the wh'te season. Every lady wants to be pre pared for It. and we are going to give all an opportunity to buy white goods at such prices as were never before offered at this season of the year. Thousands of yards of Linons. Dimities. Suitings, Embroideries, Laces, thousands of garments In dainty Under Muslins. Shirt Waists, Wash Skirts, go In this great sale at slaughter prices 1 Oe India Linon 01 12o India Linon ...10 16c India Unon .'. UJtf U)a Indian Head Suiting H) HHa Linan Suiting 22 6Cc Linen Suiting 42 28c Corset Covert .'... 9c 60c Coreet Covert 43c 60c Coreet Cover 49c 25c Mutlin Drawer 19c SSc Muslin Drawers 28c 60c Muslin Drawers 45o 60c Muslin Drawers 49c t .60 Muslin Skirts . .76 Muslin Skirts. 1.00 Muslin Skirts . 176 Muslin Skirts .76 White Waists. 1.00 White Wants 1.60 Whit Waists OTHER GRADES SAME PROPORTION $ .49 L, W 89 ISk fii- A ROUSING CLEARANCE SALE RIGHT 101 THE HEIGHT Of THE SEASON BE ON HAND EARLY as goods cannot remain long In stock at these prices BEGINNING MONDAY, JUNE 4th. THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY 1308, 1310, 1312 ADAMS AVENUE Smallest Prices GALL UP MAIN 75 FOR FIRST CLASS GROCERIES Fresh fruits and vegetables every day Your orders promptly delivered as fast as ordered Standard brands always in stock. THE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY E. POLACK, Propr. A PRESENT To advertise my high grade shoes I will GIVE AWAY every twclvth pair that goes out of my store I carry the HANAN, VVALKOVERand HARLOW. Call for further particulars A. V. ANDREWS, TAILOR and HABERDASHER VOTE fOR US PLFASf Before me lies a letter aslimo "ih household representatives" to vote. Not on equal suffrage and protect our homes my good women or the anti-Association; It is for ahat very purpose that we the working wives, and mothers, of our work ing voters, ask the ballot to protect our nomes. ana our loved ones. How can you ask that it be denied us? we ask it for our selves and not for vou They who view it as a burden soms duty will not be compelled. "It will not be imposed upon then. There is manv :uty neglected. We will he!p make laws concerning me noicnng or o:rxe jury duty e It is not for the wall drpenH wi housed, well fed. club women of Portland and other smaiicr tjwns to sav hnw th shall be. Thanks 10 the "representative" voters who thi.ik arjY. To them i appeal for justice. We may not win the comrr.ing flection but the flirht will on f -rover up!!! it s ennted. A question is never si.ed u.--i:i it is settled right and such imustic can. ot go cn forever. It cannot icwer :he standard of woman hood to feel t V h t she is equal. A wom anly woman w.JI be womanly still. It cannot Icwer mans respect for woman by knowing that justice has been done her. A wrcr.j ry' td. Our"household rep resents" says: 1 hare is no need of arg gurr.ur.t. T:ie quoft'.on is. Is it right? Is it ins;? if t s vote for it. No harm wiii come from doing right. V-.:t;is I'.t us ne ; you make our beau tiful a '.il a jjivv.'er Oregon. Mrs. Thomas Wade Island city IMISII PKISS ATTACKS PACKERS iS. i i.) NVws Asanotutlon) Levin Ju-e 2 -The British press is dcvrfr.g s- tee the revelation made in Ainei.can f-t-at p.-.cking, and is making ari m i 1 1 vrt h ure industries. Orders for laige cons'gmnents of American meats aie bt.ng cancelled or reduced. Th London Times is making a bitter attack on Yaiuce mo-t loe. LOCAL ITEMS V A. E-Tully of Wallowa was m the city this morning. Union is preparing to celebrate the Fourth. J. B. Harvey came in on the Elgin train last evening from Elgin. Mr. and Mr. F. C. Becker of Elgin are visiting in the city today, Mr. and Mra. J, C. Cooper of Union are visiting at the E. W. Davis home. The Ladies of Island City are prepared to serve a fin dinner election day. Jos. Palmer who has been out to his mine in Mormon Basin is expected home this evening. v J. H. Childers has applied to the county court for a license to establish a saloon at the town of Minam. Elgin Recorder. Tne dance af the Commercial Club was well attended, many "refugees" tak ing advantage of th opportunity uo break th monotony. Mrs. Pidcock. of La Grande, who has been visiting heie for the past two weeks returned to her home this morning. Wallowa Chieftain. The remains of William Patten, who died in Elgin several .tionths ago, were removed to the Summerville cemetery Monday and laid by the side of other relatives. Rev. A. E. Cotton of Boston, field agent for the American Bible Society for New Hampshire, Vermont and surrounding states, is in me ciiy eorouie io ruriiauu where he will visit hi brother. He will preach in th Presbyterian church Sunday morning. He is an able man and should attract a large audience. Mr. S. O. Swackhammer came over from Uuion this morning. He states that Mrs. Swackhammer is stilt in Port land under treatment and doing much better than expected and the attending physician does not believe an operation will be necessary. Mrs. Clara Lyle leaves Monday for an extended trip on the coast and east, on June Uth she will attend th Grand chapter O. E. S. of which she is Grand Treasure, She will visit a sister in Wash ington and from there expects to visit a sister in St. Paul and will take a normal course in music before returning. The carry-all that went to Pendleton Thursd y returned last evening with a load of stranded passengers who were held over in Pendleton, who thought they would be adle to take th train here and continue their journey. As .there are no trains going East today, they are still de tained. Th carry-all left this morning at nine with another toad of passengers for Pendleton. NO CHANGE The Observer called up the O. R. & N. company just before going to press in relation to the train service and was noti fied that company expected to send a train sometime tomorrow evening for Portland via Walla Walla. A train will leave this evening for the east. THE RECORDS The records show that the Oliver family in the past have drawn county warrants for services rendered to th extent of $46,938 as follows: Turner Oliver $35,804 J.R.Oliver 9,919 Charlie Oliver 1,215 Total $46,938 While Mr. Charlie Oliver may never have been regularly sworn in as a deputy, he was employed on the clerical force for a period covering fifteen months, ending July 1898 and he received county warrants in payment for such labor as stated above. 190,000 RESIDENCE iScrlpps News A iclatlon) New York. June 2 Richard Confild, a gambler has purchased for $90,000, a residence on East 5th. one door from the home of E. H. Harriman. The fashion able ne'ghborhood is stirred. It is said that John D. Rockefeller owned the pro perty and it is not to be used as a gam bling house. rtlT'Ml MAY RESIGN Sorlips News Association) Indianapolis. Jjne 2 -Tne Nitional executive board of union miners have filed a summons to meet here Monaay. The reason is unknown but it is expected and rumored that President Mitchell wants to resign. COMMISSION URGED (Scrlpps News Association) Chicago. June 2 Mayor Dunne today telegraphed Secretary Wilson of the agri culture department, urcing the appoint mer.t of a commission of pathologists and sanitary experts to investigate the stock yards and packing houses, and report what measure should be adopted. GRAIN MARKETS Chicago June 2 Wheat opened at 80 V closed at 81,; cornjopened at 49 V clossed at 49 V oats opened at 33V closed 34. SCREEN DOORS New is the time to comm.nc. war on th. flies. Com. and get som. screen door and window screens. My hammocks cannot be beat for pnee. quamy, a-- . - j for you to keep your lawn in order. I have rubber and cotton hose, lawn . mowers end lawn rakes, all prices and quality. BEE SUPPLIES 111 I have the bee hives and supplies that you waut. Call and get Mm. of them. My shirg'es. doors and windows are first class try som. of them if you are buiiding. MRS-T.N. MURPHY j Hardware and crockery. iee AMUSEMENTS Mrs. Geone Palmer entertained the ladies of the Kaffee Klatch yesterday afternoon at her home. Sherebetand cake war served and all spent a mos pleasant fUiTwoa. Th8 members pa tent were Mesdames M. K. Hall, Ai Andrews, E. E. Bragg. A. L. Richardson, E. W. Bartlett. F. E. Moore, C. H. Craw ford, G. M. Brykit, and Miss Anson. The guests were, Mesdames M. Kirk, C. Moore. E, Anson, G. E. McCully and Miss Richardson. L.T.L. ENTERTAINED The Loyal Temperance Legion was intertained Friday afterooon from 2.30 to 5.00 P. M. by Mrs. Lydia Reeves and Mrs. Rachel E. Worstell at the home of the Utter. Games and romps on the lawn were indulged in by the fifty three little ladies and gentlemen present Ice cream and cake were served after which all gathered together and sang America then adjourned to meet at the Baptist Church next Friday, June 8th at 2.30 p. m. I-ifA i i A -i- r.-. J . tl NEW TRIAL TOR (ONDEMED PRISONERS (Scrlpps Newa Association) Vancouver, B.C. June 21 A new trial of the train robbers has been ordered by Justice Irving. After being out twenty minutes' the jury at Kamloos returned a verdict of guilty, and the judge sentenced Miner and Dunn to life imprisonment and Colquehoun to 25 years. It has since been learned that the total cash taken in the hold up is little over fifteen dollars. DIED LYMAN In this city, Saturday. June 2 1906, Lest er. the eight year old son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Lyman. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon from the home in the North part of the city. Rev. Father Whyte omciating. A A GLANCE Over our Menu will reveal to you .. many pleasant dishes that will make eating here a pleasure. We always provide such an interesting eating program. It will be well for you to get better acquainted with the merits of the good things :ur chef manufa:turers. OUR SERVICE Will also commend itself to you. Quick, neat and polite are our waiters and every thing possible is done to makt you satif-j tied inwardly and outwardly. Our priaSr' ar reasonable. ' ' The Model Restaurant J. A. Aibucklc, Proprietor OPfN DAY We sell weekly i Cft iNoSllit visiuuKJUfj r 4 3w BORN OLIVER-On may 28 1906. near Sum merville to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Oliver a daughter. R1NEHART On Willow Creek May 20 1906, to Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Rine hart, a son. Born To Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Smith at Island City Sunday, a boy. ISLAND CTTT DINNER The ladies of Island City will serve dinner in the Russel Hall on election day, Monday June 4th from naif past eleven until two o'clock. Come everybody. Bring your fam ly and fnendsand spend a social after noon with us. We will have a gooddmner and rest room in the Oregon Hotel all for Z5 cts. The proceeds to help pay for new seats in the church Mrs. Thomas Wa BV order of committee Sri JUST APPEARING rom our sample sheafs ff wall paper, ceiling papers &A borders are hosts of the hand somest designs artists ever eveloved. All colors, myriads of designa from grave to gay priced to produce business from the mansion nf tho mil. lionaire to the cottage of the sturdy mechanic. And you are all very welcome to look. Paper Hangers and Decoratoratars i CREAM SEPARATORS arlS0TKand think before yu uy a sep- SinXurcinr881069 l You want th. i , a ,:ream separator. i.i"..lZ'r,,;,itoi'- CR4MF CA?" COMPANY, .,,,,.ttt i-cwisoros. Prop. I