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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1906)
I --- - J k Mt '' Mr HOT IMail Boxes! ll M LOCAL ITEMS in : : i WEATHER SPECIALS THi: GOLDE Each better than the other" 1$ the motto for this special feature of our Immense business and all close buyers are particularly invited to call and examine the huge stacks of bargains prepared for this occasion. Imnts an?! Summer.'-'qsfi' 6Jt'c Lawn , 10c " 12 -16c " : 4c .lie J BOOKS uu voiumns, including all the standard novels and classics J away the leisure hours of these hot summer days. ' J 20c cloth bound books ....... .. 55c , ..." - MEN'S DEPARTMENT Men's Summer Shirts A large assortment, all colo's. sizes .Straw Hats Everything jn this line at ODD LOTS: Dishes, Refrigerators and Ice Cream THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY ITflQ ItlA IIIO AIMUO iwranin jijarffest OroiV. AL t ARStTY" SOFT COLLAR trudt Hark Registered ! RK GUARANTEED . SANITARY 5 hi Is as essential in . your OUR WORK Executed in workmanlike manner and approved sanitary standards. Carrying a complete line of Bath Tubs, Sinks, Toilets, Lavatory and a1 1 plumbing fixtures. G. W O'NEIL lis Washington Avenue -AT- Sun Bonnets 16c 26c 3Uc 60c Children's Straw Hats 25c grul ; ig. 35c 25c .12le . 25c - 26c cloth bound books 60c " , ; and styles. Palf Price Enamelled ware. steel, tripple coated, ' acid proof; 60c tea pots 70c tea pots 85c basins . ... . 55c pudding pans.. . : 40c sauce pans . ? ' 70c pitchers $1.00 dish pans Winter Prices Glassware. Etc., at greatly Smallest Prices Come In , And See The 1 NEW "VARSITY".! SOFT COLLAR AT ANDREWS : TAlLOS and HABERDASHER 1 i PRICES REASONABLE PLUMBING home as the doctor TELEPHONE RED 161 Linen Wash Skirts Splendid garments Fall wear ' - ' for Summer and $1.65 skirts 2.00 " 2.25 " $1.19 I 69 1.89 ' Just the thing to while ...19c ...49c HARDWARE AND CROCKERY ......!.!!!!!. '...!.' ......... 41c 62c 25c 26c v..1.-..-... 25c 59c ..; 50c . .. 76c reduced prices Freezers SOCIETY Mrs. M. C. Kirk entertained Saturday afternoon at her home, Bonnie Brae, in Old Town complimentary to Mrs.. Archie Miller who has been her guest. During me anernoon eicn gussi was given a pencil and card and requested to draw a picture of the hostess. Mrs. O. W w imams ara wing me oesi was given a pretty picture and Mrs. C. H. Finn a picture far from resembling the hostess, was given a photo of the hostess to study. Frappe, ics cream and cake were served. The following guests enjoyed the after noon: Mesdames Ramsey. Johnson, Geo. Car py, Geo. Palmer. C. H. Finn. E. B. Hays. A. Newlin. A. T. ' Hill. Joe Richardson Stella Eng!e, A. Miller. R. Eakin. O. W Williams, Oesterling and Reith, Misses Reith, Curren and Kirk. To Chicago and the East Fast trains daily, through to Chi cago witli'itit change, (ruin points in Oreg.in and Washington, vi;i the Clu.'atpJ, Union 1'acilic and North Western Line, the ro'itr of The Overland Limited, ov ! tluMlurMe track railway Jn'twei-n tlie Mi, mri Kiver and Chicago, making direct connection at Chicago with all lines to the East. THE BEST OF VERYTHINO. For further tnfurmatim ui I j- to W, A. Cox, OMirral AH. C. N.-W. tiy. . ISJ Third StrMt, Portluml, Or. ; Mr. ajidMrs. Clark Adams of Hunting ton are visiting relatives in this city. J, H. Stevens proprietor of the La Grande Bottling Works spen Sunday in Union. Hon. N. C. McLeod, of Elgin, is regii tered at the Foley House. W. J. Snodgrast left last evening for Portland, expecting to be back in a few days. Mis Alice Hughes of Baker City, will spend the week in this city as a guest of Miss Ethel Gulling. Robert Eakin went to Union this morn ing in the interest of the Grande Ronde Light Company. -. Julius Fisher returned from Wallowa Sunday after a brief business visit in that county. " '- Mrs. Al Hagans and children who have been visiting Mrs. Hagans sister in Baker City for the past two weeks', ' returned home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Van Buran left yes terday for Denver where they will attend the Elk's Convention which opens there to night ... The U. S. Land Office is certainly doing "Land Office" business tpday. The lobby has been crowded with patrons all day. . F. A. Ferguson was a visitor yesterday ; irom L.& urande in baker City comng over to look after business affairs.-Baker City Herald. Arthur Spencer attorney for the O. R. & N. arrived this morning from Portland and will be present during the trial which 'his clients are involved in. Miss Gerthrude Ralston is the hostess this- week of Miss Anna Richards of the Cove. . Miss Richards is central girl for the Vergere line at the Cove. A special train of five cars went through here yesterday ladened with Elks from Portland, Spokane and Seattle who are going to attend the Elks convention at Denver. - Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Sanders returned to their home in Broken Arrow Oklohoma I this morning after spending a week visit ing their relatives at the H. C. Montgom ery home. They had not seen each other for over sixteen years."' Mrs. Annie Williams, who has been working in this state in the . interest of the W. C. T. U.( leaves tonight - for Chicago where she witl enter the Chicago Univers- i, tr C V, I CL. I I - I . iiwi ui viaiury. one nas Deen tr& cated in La Urande for some timi;-? Attorney J. W. Knowles will attend' to ha business of district Attorney 'F. S. Ivanhoe while the latter is absentat Den ver already attending the Elk's Convention Anyone wishing to transact" business with the district attorney can do so by calling at Mr. Knowle s cm.' A special train this morning went to Elgin and returned fdr the purpose of bringing over witnesses for the lawsuit between the O. R. & N. Company and the Wallowa ( Valley . Railroad which is on today. Among those who came over were: N. C. McLeod, J. S' Hulburt, Civil Enginee(,E.C, Pollard and A. B- Sprague. 1 THAW yiKS WITH HIS M0THR (Scrlpps News Association) New York. July 16,-Mrs. William Thaw.artived at the Tombs today dressed in black to se her son. The pass the mother carr'ud w ts approved and she was permitted to ascend ui her son's cell. Mrs. Harry Thaw preceded the elder a few minutes. When the mother was. ushered to the tier where Thaw's cell is, an attendant opened the, cell door and got a stool for her to rest on; Harry took his wife in his arms and rushed through the . open door and embraced his mother affectionately Both shed tears in which Evalyn joined. Soon after Evelyn and Jousua Thaw re tired leaving Harry and his mother alone, bhe remained in the cell discussing the trial until s'le was compelled by the rules tolelve. ; , Clifford Partridge, the new attorney for Thaw, also' spent several hours In the cell. The cro ds on the outside were the hard est to handle the police has., encountered since the tragedy. ' -. , STOCKTON fLOODS SUBSIDING (Scrlpps News Ashoclation) Stockton July 16 The flohds are sub siding and the flooded districts were asum ing a hopeful aspect. Talk to Wallace. FOR SALE Five room house on Adams Avenue. Inquire at this office. CHERRY PICKERS WANTED Fifty men, boys, women or girls to pick cherries. Call at Tatman's or Rice's in Fruitdale on Monday or Tuesday. (cc!y Mountain Tea Nuggeu A Bny HtdWft fcr Buy rsosle. UrlBft (. WMll Qoluu Hi ilia SM Inml VlfOt. . nwlfle forOn Miratlnn. InttlrartloB. t.N vl Ki liw Ki liwr Trmi Vo. PmtlM. Erarmit. Imnurt ltKl. B.11I Hraaih. f-luriith Bowlk UaKdaolM n-1 Koi-kx-lio. It's ttnokv Mixintaln Tm Ib tatv t form, a rnt a bus. )ufne made hj mUMTRi niwt Omprv, Mxllan. Wl. flLOtM Mnert roil sallow ncnt I have the mail box that is approved by the Post Master General. I can put your Name and Number on the box.. Come and get one. You will need some HOUSE NUMBERS I have the right kind. MRS-T.N. MURPHY , . ' Hardware and crockery. FIStI STORIES Catherine Creek is attracting many anglers. Yesterday several parties from this city went there and all came back loaded with little beauties. Frank Bram well and his little brother came back with a nice string. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cot der landed in the neighborhood of a hun dred trout and white fish. ' Fred Sheets was one of this party and did his share of filling the basket. " NORTH POWDER "PIO'NHR y, Mrs. Caroline Thomlinson who moved to North Powder in 1877 was buried on last Friday at the age of -75. Mrs. . Thomlmson was loved and respected by all who knew' tier. ' " tX. -' 'J .T V : Bury akh a BKiuun Rev. W. K. Gibson .received a telephone call-late this afternoon" saying that his son Maconpaged nine years, is suffering with a broken' arm at Summerville. Rev, Gibson was not informed as to how the accident occurred, and with Dr. Biggers left for the little fellow's bedside at three thirty this afternoon. ' ' BORN GLASS In this cjty July 1 4, 1 906, to Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Glass, a daughter. TAYLOR In this city July 1 5, 1 906, to M.r. and Mrs. Alfred G. Taylor, a ; daughter. GIRL WANTED At once to do general house work. Apply at Western Union ' Telegraph Office. WE WANT MONEV ana in oraer to get it we have FOR i . . . . at a i educed price. I We can do this and still make a good prorit because we I have cut our expense account in the middle and we are I willing to give the benefit to our customers. 2 Our line of groceries is complete and the quality is un- excelled. Gall and allow us to quote you prices on cash purchases. j SEATTLE GROCERY STORE I LAWSON WARM GROCERIES Every thing you want for a quick cool dinner. FRUIT JARS All sizes, Mason and Economy Jars. Phone your order. Main 75. THE CITY GROCERY JND BAKERY E. P0LACK, Propr. Call and see them YOU WON'T HAVE TO ; GO OUT IN THE YARD I TO SMOKE a La Flor De Hackman Cigar, Your wife will like it's odor as Well as you do. It's fragrant because its made from specially chosen tobacco, "ripe" enough to smoke ' freely and satisfyingly. Manufac tured by - C. E. HACKMAN, Phone Red 1S81 Cor. Adams Avenue and Greenwood ma to have your meals is our restaurant. Everything is attractively arranged and nothing is liking to make its appearance neat Here the young ladles and gentle men can eat to their heart's contents without feeling abashed at their surround ings. WHAT ATTRACTS people here Is the merits of our cookery It is unsurpassed when it comes to excel lence and all meals prove healthful, tasty and enjoyable. Our prices are rigM too and our waiters polite and attentive. The Model Restaurant J. A. ARBUCKLE. Prop. OPKN DAY We Hll WmIiI AND NIUHT Meal Tlcktls for $4 50 IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE Over 200 good farms for sale. See our I st before you buy. A. A. Barry, the Oregon and Washington Land Man, at . Ronde Valley House. . ... decided to sell CASH groceries BROS. Prop, ttilAA WEATHER A NEAT N Cr It-