La Grande evening observer., August 16, 1906, Image 2

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We have just received
THREE COMPLETE
HOUSE KEEPING
WARM WEATHER
GROCERIES
Every thing you want for a quick coo dinner.
FRUIT JARS
All sizes, Mason and Economy Jars. Phone your
order. Main 75.
THE CITY GROCERY AMD BAKERY
i E. POLACK, Propr.
CHERRIES WANTED
Wt pay e 'jc per pound for fancy large BLACK CHERRIES, and
for others according to grade and variety. -
We are in the market for eggs. We pay 22,c per doz. v Spot Cash.
We are now ready to contract for your entire hay crop for this season.
Call and see us before you make any arrangements.
We have a large stock of strawberry boxes and crates, which we
offer very cheap in order to close them out
PHONE MAIN 2
Oregon Produce Company
Fine
Confectionery
and
Cigars
AT
I VanBuren's I
SGHEfcJRER'S
For Fine Candies and Ice Cream.
The Coolest Place in Town.
Your Trade is Appreciated.
Refreshing rest room Summer drinks that satisfy
Best equipped Ice Cream Parlor in Eastern Oregon
INEW HA
7
, J Choice lot of this year's Timothy Hay jus; received-
In small bales. Best wo have seen for many years.
i
Ghoped feed and steam rolled barley manufactured
to order.
: GRANDE RONDE CASH COMPANY.
Phoone Main 6 Lewis Bros. Prop.
EXCELSKR $31.00 to $45.00
Means Best ange at any price. Sold
n Exchange for Old Stoves or on EASY
.llil)" FLAN.
OUTFITS
Consisting of Bed Room Suits, Dressers, Iron Beds, Springs. Chairs.
Bed Lounges. Couches. Folding Beds. Cooking Stoves, Carpets, and
Linoleums.
BARGAINS BARGAI S
WE DO UPHOLSTERY and FURNITURE REPAIRING
Phone Red 1161
F. D. HAISTEN
1415 Adams Ave.
Phone Red 241
H. B. HAISTEN
Fir Street Store
QUICK MEAL UAS0L1NE STOVE
The Klean. Kool, Kitchen Kind. We
Guarantee them. Money back if yog
Kant, Keep Kool while Kooking.
la Grande Evening Observer
THURSDAY AUOUST 16 1906
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BEAVER (RHK WATER
There is plenty of water in Beaver creek
to furnish, La Grande for many years
with pure, Cold unminefaliied water. The
committee, appointed by the council to
investigate this water supply, reported to
the council that about 18C0.000 gallons
wing every twenty-four hours.
This amount of water, at the very dryest
season or the year is about eighteen
times as much as the city used at any
time last year according to statement
made by the water superintendent. The
government will set aside, as a permanent
res erve for the use of the city, the
water-sheds of this creek, when proper
application has been made by the city
council. The cost of conducting the water
to La Grande will be small sum com
pared with results attained by securing
a gravity system to say nothing of the
quantity and purity of the water.
Beaver creek water will taste good in
La Orande. and no pumping station will
be needed to bring it here.
bucesstul hunters are nereov notineu
that, The Observer office positively
refuses to accept more than one-quarter
of venison at a time.
The deaths of ten linemen in a few
weeks, each of which occured in the dis
charge of duty, was too much for Port
land. The dangerous wires are to be
put underground at a cost of $500,000.
Harrington, a small Washington town
has opened a reading room for harvest
hands. Each evening, after only an eight
hours day's work and with time heavy
on their hands, these brainy sons of toil
devour Dante and Marie Correll.
The special train bringing Vice-Tresi-dent
Fairbanks tnd party to the National
Irragation congress, at Boise is scheduled
to arrive in the :apital city of Idaho on
the morning of September 8rd. A public
reception will be held that evening to the
distinguishsd guest of the congress.
Russia is having about all the grades of
political reformers known. It hat had
the anarchist, the socialists', the socialist
democrats, and it has come to the
educational democrats. The people
should find one there some helpto them.
VALUABLE LAND
A Wenatche orchardist coldy refused
an offer of $1800 an acre for his 10
acre orchard this week. And in no respect
was the land or the trees superior to lots of
orchards in the Grande gonde Valley that
can be bought for one-third the price.
The highest price ever paid for local
orchard was $700 an acre, but the time
is soon coming when $1000 an acre will
not be unusal.
RUSSIA'S SHAME
The Chicago banker, Stensland, who
absconds, with two millions of his
confiding depositor' money, is reported
to have taken a double-sized trunk with
him. Naturalls he had to have some
place to store away the loot.
The Gans-Nelson priie fight to occur
on Labor Day at Goldsfield Nevada, for
purse of $40,000 will bring together
thousands of sporting men from all over
the United States. If Gsns. who is a
negro, is whipped there will be crepe on
all the Pullmans next month.
It is reported from Ohio that tne two
cent railroad fare has not hurt the rail
r:ads, after all. It has injured their chief
competitors, the electric lines, which
cover that State, and has nearly doubled
the volume of business for the steam
roads.- Ex.
Because she remarked that a detach
ment of the Czar's troops looked, "as
gay as if they had taken Port Arthur!"
a young Russian girl was promptly
seized and publicly whipped. When it
There is a fear in Republican circles
mat uncle Joe Gannon is not making
such a plutonian success of his own
congressional campaign, owing, largely,
to the interest President Gompers. of the
American Federation of Labor, is taking
-Ex.
MANY EAGLES PARADE
kfALASTIC
(Scripts News Association)
Mil... ...,... U71- A ,
,. i ""u!i. vug. io mere were
come, to making war on women, children twenty ttlcusand in t)e pirad8
and cripple, the Russian troops are in a i today. Politics center about the next
class by themselves. j place whxh will likely be in New England.
1 The fight for presidency of the Eagles
is between H. D. Davis of Onio, and
Edward Krause of Delaware. The con-
j vention was surprsed by the election of
The regular troops who are practicing j Liejtenant Governor Coon for vice prcsi-
in the American Lake encampment are : dent 8'nst Theodore Bell of Napa. Cal.
cetUinly entering into the spirit of realism, iT,h4bu4'ress "iiion was dropped for
. . i the parade,
and at every sham engagement a. e i
deserting in numbers. The demand for
labor at $3 a day. makes Uncle Sam's
little old $1 5 a month look small tj the
veterans and that is fie reasrn f Jr the
desertions.
Ths town of Dcr'nee ra btr, rutting
the rustlers.
WAIN MARKETS
(S.Tlpi'g News Association)
ChcigoAuj. 14 -Wheat opened at 78
c'.-sed at ?S; c;rn opened at 48',,
c'osed at 481,,; at opened at SI.'
closed J0'
Crawfish and crabs at White's Grocery
Vain 42.
j Special Sale this week I
e
on Go-Carts and Ice i
I Cream Freezers J
W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO
A LITTLE TALK ON :
ICE CREAM SODA j
n
MOT BETTER THAN THE BEST
BIT BETTER THAN THE RESJ
To maintain th,? reputation wo have acquired for wpplyfdg- the need's of our
many patr6hS tft tvefy department, & reputation we point to with pardon
able pride 9 want, hew, to advise you that we have opened our soda
founlttlft ith a Re line of crushed fruits and fruit juice which excel any
which we have ver had, and while we may occasianly find a party who
has net tried one of our delicious ICE CREAM SODAS we find a hun
dred who have, and do, and always will, because they want the best and
appreciate a fine article. We have some new flavors this year which are
going to be of universal favor on account of their elicate flavors. Hoping
you will kindly favor us with an early call, so we may show you. l
We are respectfully, 'j. )
A. T. HILL
Prescription Druggist
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OFFICERS '
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ltu. L. CLEAVER. Cashier T. j. SCROGGIN, Asst. Cashier
F. J. HOLMES, Treasurer, . I
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