La Grande evening observer., November 23, 1906, Image 3

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If you have not already secured some of those wonderful bargains do so now
before it is too late. Thousands of good things still left.
HERE ARE SOME OF THEM
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25 Ladies' Short Coats -50
Ladies' Rain Coats
75 Ladies' Waists
Values up to 10 00-Your choice 2.98
Values up to 10.00 -Your choice 2.98
Values up to 7.50- Half Price
Full line Royal Worcester Corsets Half Price
Our Entire Stock Ladies' Hats Half Pi ice
Myriads of Other Good Things at Ridiculously Low Prices. Come Quick or You will Lose a Golden Opportunity
to Make and Save Money. TT , tmiit tmtt tx
THE IjULDE1 HULE UU.
La Grande, Oregon
The Big Blue Signs, the Place
REAL CHICKEN
TAMALES
No Joking this time
SGHEttRER'S
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WE LAUNDER YOUR SHIRTS, COLLARS
AND CUFfS WITH EITHER FINISH YOU J
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WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED 5
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STEAM LAUNDRYj
PHONE MAIN 7
LaGr.-nie. "regen.
LUMBER
$ RETAILED AT
WHOLESALE PRICES
Better Lumber and Cheaper than b sold in
La Grande, We deliver it to your building
Grande Ronde Lumber Co
PERRY, OKtWJJ
AHNIVERSARY Of DEATH
Of TWO IRISH HEROES
Scrlpp. New. Association)
Dublin, Nov. 23. Today is the thirty-
ninth anniversary of the execution in
Manchestei of Allen, Larkin and O'Brien,
known as the "Manchester Martyrs". In
the south and west, public parades will
be held tonight and patriotic speeches de
livered. Up to a few years ago these
parades were declared meetings of con
spirators by government proclamations
and large bodies of police and soldiers
endeavored to prevent them, the result
being that much blood was shed. The
icution of Allen, Larkin and O'Brien
was a dramatic episode, in the history of
Ireland's struggle forfreedom.Onthe 18th
of September, 1867, two Irish-Americans
charged with political offences, were be'
ing conveyed in a van from the Manchest
er police court to the jail. A large body
of men stopped the van, shot the horses,
and released the prisoners. During the
struggle, a policeman was accidently
wounded by a shot. His death sometime
afterwards, enabled the authorities to set
a charge of murder drawn up. Allen and
O'Brien spoke eloquently from the dock.
A man, named McQuire, was also sen
tenced to death, but the Home secretary
unconditionally pardoned him, which sug
gests mat some or the evidence upon
which the convictions were obtained, was
doubtful.
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GREAT CATHEDRAL IN NEW YORK
iScrlpp. New Association)
New York, Nov. 12 A movement is on
foot to convert the "old first" church on
Fifth Avenue between eleventh and
twelfth streets into a great cathedral.
Building is a historic one. The congrega
tion which now worships in it was found
ed in 1716 and before many years it will
celebrate its Bi-centennial. A memorial
tablet in the building sets forth that "it
was first erected in 1719 and wasthoroly
repaired and built larger in 1748." The
present structure was built early in the
last century and is one of. the finest
specimens of ecclesiastical architecture in
the country. Its style is perpendicular
gothic. The main body of the building is
eplica of the church of St Savior at
Bath, England, which was built in 1518
while the tower is a copy of the famous
Magdalen Tower at Oxford built in 1600.
Several strips of ivy were brought a num
ber of vears ago from the structure at
the great English University and the vine
which grew from them now adorn the
brownstone structure on Fifth Avenue.
The "old first" ha an important place in
American history. In retaliation for the
prominent pari taken by some of its
members in the itruggle fur independence
the building was converted into a barracks
ar.d a riding school by the Brittish Offic
er. One of its elders was General Alex
ander McDougall. ho served with dis
tinction in the patriot army. The church
was instrumental in the Princeton Uni
versity and Princeton Tneobgical Semi
nary
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CITY BREWERY
JULIUS ROESCH, Proprietor.
Largest Brewing Plant in Eastern Otegon
Ask for La Grande Beer and get the Best
LA GRANDE BEER IS MADE IN LA GRANDE
AND SHOULD HAVE THE PREFERENCE
JAPANESE DISCOVER NINE
(Hcrlpps New. Aaac-latlon)
Van Couver, Nov. 25 A number of
Japanese diving in Queen Charlotte sound
for abalone shells struck a mineral reef
which they have now acquired and are
working at great profit.
The discovery of the ore by the Japs is
an interesting story. They were diving
for the abalone shells which are extens
ively used in Japan and notice that the
reef on which they were carrying out
their operations were not ordinary rock
but great reefs of mineral. One of the
divers while in about six fathoms of
water came across a large piece of pur.
yellow metal which he thot was gold but
on bringing it to the surface found it
was copper. They immediately we nt in
the shell business and said nothing about
their find until they got money enough
to secure and work their claims. This
they are now doing. Besides copper,
quantities of iron ore in large quantities
have been brot to the surface. Several
Americans are now located on properties
beside them.
WATCHES
Not bargain watches that hav.
laid in som. show cos. for
years, but reliable watches
direct from th. factory at
lowest prices possiabl. for them
to be sold. Call and ... for
yourself. Every on. guaranteed
J. H. PEARE.
La O rand.' 'Leading
Jeweler and Optician
Opposite U. S. Land Offlc.
Fine watch, clock, and jewelryrepatrin? a sj;U lty
All work guaranteed.
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ElfECT Of WHISKY UPON NfGROf IAB0R
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Jdtkson. Miss.. Nov. 2J In tne county
court house here today mere was a ful
gathering of manufacturers and employ- !
ers of labor for the purpose of drcusi- j
ing local labor cond tons. Toe meeting ;
was called by Messers V. B. Taylor, W. I
B. Gowdy vid H. Ciay SrMuky. tnara-;
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BIG ERIE STEEL RAIL ORDERS
(Scrlpp. New. Association)
Scranton. Pa.. Nov. 23. The Erie Rail
road Company has placed orders for 68,
550 tons of steel rails for delivery during
th. year 1907.
consiJeraile discuss. on it was deeded to
j taketkteps to stop the ehct ti of liquor
in the city, and other forms si criminality
which were demoralizing to negro labor
conditions. H was shown that there were
hundreds of idle negroes in the city while
the demand for laborers was so great,
manufacturing and other concerns were
loosing heavily for want of hands.
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