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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1907)
"J 9 X JlfT ffffTK rtWlk rf v RE SOLVED THAT ir YOU WANT 50MPDWP To BE You VALEMT7NE: &l must LOOK WEIL N D 86 WEU DRESSED. "DONT BE. A COMIC VALETNThlE. CO Tfo- The BEST PLACE BcTEr BROWN LOCAL ITEMS WHETHER, YOU WI.SH FOR. JoME ONE EL To BE YotR. VALEN TINE OR WHETHtK. YOU 'wl Oil f SE A VALENTINE FOR JoME ONE ELSE, GOOD CLoTHEJ ARE NECEJJAR.Y. EVERYONE WISHED THE bEST, WE KNOW. JoME CANNOT AF- ford the best but mujt take the next best, becauje that is the best they can do. for tho.se who haven't much money we can give s- ODD GARMENTS IN LADIES' MIJJEJ' AND CHIL DREN'J 'UNDER WEAR, AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE. CHILDREN' AND HISSES' CoATJ AT LESS THAN MANUFACTUR ERS PRICED ' : . LADIES' MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S WooL HoJE- 15C VALUES NOW JSC. MEN'S SUirS- $ J 0.00 AND $ J 2.00 VALUES-1 BOY'S AND YOUTH'S SUITS AT. HALF PRICE. NOW $6.75 County court is in session. J. H. Thompson, of Joseph is a business visitor in La Grande today. This is the regular February meeting night of the city council. County court is in session today. On account of the recent high water the board will have some extra work. County clerk J. B. Gilham yesterday issued a marriage license to C. N. Lewis and Lucreia Breakenridge. Dealers in buildine material are all stocking up in anticipation of a busy sea son when spring opens. Mr. and Mrs.R. J. Haskell came over from Joseph last evening to transact busi ness. A petition in the second ward is out fur A. V. Andrews to become a candidate for councilman. Ray McDanielt of Baker City trans acted business in the city this morning. arriving on the late trains from the East last evening. , Onnty JnHore Henry and Commissioner Ben Brown are up the river today looking after the high water and protecting the roads and bridges. C. H. Churchill, formerly of the Prnd la- ton Business College, but now located et La Qrande, stopped off in Pendleton ves terday to transact some business. He is on his way to Portland and will go out on the first tram. Pendleton Tribune. The condition of C. W. P. Elsworth of Island remains about the same for the past few days, while his hand is getting better he is not gaming strenfith as he snouia, owing to tne fact, that he cannot take sufficient food. ' Quite a number of our citizens' 'have visited Oro Dell during the past two days Most were disappointed in not findinir higher water, but had they been there last night at six o'clock they would have oeen repaid: ! FINE STEEL RANGES j If you are going to buy a steel range, come and ex amine our celebrated Majestic range. It is sur prising at the small amount, of , fuel they consume and give perfect satisfaction. I also have a few heaters left This is the time when you need them Do not forgt about carriage heaters. They will' keep your cet warm on a long drive. !MRS. T.N- MURPHY r l 1 1 n - na.mwa.re ana nances . i . """" z 1 MEN'S 1.00 AND i 1. 25 DRESS SHIRTS NOW 66C. 1 MEN'S 75C SHIRTS NOW 45C. MANY OTHER BARGAINS JVST AS GOOD IF THERE IS ANYTHING YOU NEED TO FINISH OUT THE WINTER, GET OUR PRICES-WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY. ' 1306, 1310, 1312 ADAMS AVENUE LARGEST STOCK SMALLEST PRICES NOTICE Notice is herel'y given that I will not be responsible for nny deHi extracted by my wife, Carrie LiVern Gain, alter lis date she having loft m luuis and home without any just c-"jsi Dj'od tins 29i!i day of January, 1 307. J M. Qarn. WANTED-By the George Palmer Lum ber Company -1 25 Tamarack logs, 30 feet long. 10 to 13 inches at top end; C50 lineal foet Red Fir, 16 inches at top oni. and not to taper more than 2 inir.es ui'oughoul the length. All logs treu ii: '.i wind shakes and rot. De livutu at our miii in La Qrande. Don't consider it an opportunity to consult a Traveling Optican adout your eyes when your Homo Optican has BE! T E R FACILITIES FOR FITTIMG EYES than a traveling optican can possibly carry with him besides his charges are excessive and if his glasses do not fityejaro t bli red to wait until he is here again next year to get a change of lenses. IF MY CLASSES DO NOT PIT I will always be found here to change them or cheer fully refund your money. THIS IS MY49IM BIRTHDAY" JONATHAN P. D0LL1VER Srrlii New Anaoclatlon) Jonathan P. Dolliver, whom Iowa has just re-elected lo the United States Senate, was horn near Kingwood. W. Va . ! February 6. 1 353. He was graduated in 1875 from the West Virginia University and was admitted to the bar in 1878. after his remival to the West. The first few year-, of his residence in Iowa were spent in building up a big law practice and in gaining a reputation as a finished and able orator. Bat-innine with tlie Fifty-first Congress he was regularly ANOTHER CANDIDATE J. F. Steinbeck, who formerly served this city in the capacity of city marshal, is circulating his petition today to become a candidate. J. A. Matott is considering the matter and may become a candidate for marshal also. t Heidonreioh Building Op's t Bohrerkamp's 0 M Mrnrnrk NEW jeweler ITI. lltdOUbh, AND OPTICIAN ATTENTION FORESTERS The Forestersof this city will sive a stag social in their hall Wednesday even ing. Feb. 13. All members have the privilege of inviting their friends. A good time is insured. C.J. Scriber, Fin. Sec, PROPECK BUILDING SOLD The building in wYch Ed Propeck's second liard store is locr.ed. has changed ownership. Elizabeth G. B-irke has pur chased i'. from John E P.-.ge for the sum of $3,807. Tne s-iie was consumated by the E. 0. C. Company. AI I HE SCAUR REfXK Deer farmurs and mbars: you air hearrvjy envited to cun, to the scaten reck tusday nite Feb. 12. 8 o'clock chirp our corn boin all shucked and tate-s dieted we lowed it would h AINIMOUMCEMENT j Union Hospital, La Grande, m "Ti mm ..- ' ' I - Phone Black 581 The Manaffement nf thu Uninrr-HnKnirjii uii.na. 1, ,,1....:.-..-. Mnni.iki Certificates are issued at the rate o $1.00 for one month, $2.75 for three months, $5.50 tor six months and $ 1 0.00 for one year. ' A certificate entitles the holder to admission and medical and surgical treatment in a ward in the Hospital if desired medicine and treatment can be given at home within the period of time the certificate i issued for, in buuKquencs oi wouna;. injuries or sicxness nerearter received or contracted, v wholly diablinhim from performing the duties of hit occupation subject to'- " the fallowlnff conditions: 5 ' 1 That certificate holder agrees with the rules and "regulations of the Hospital. 2 The benefits secured' by the certificate art limited to the period of ' time the certificate is issued for. , ,x - i 3 No benefits wiil be allowed for either of the following ailments towit: J---Insanity, veneral diseases and $mall-pox. .,,,,... . . - 4 ins Certinr.af tc nnt IranafariK . snj anu Mna Ifc l U f U . . A r -- v ,.w. v. .uai , a.wiv Wllvl B.ii WI.V UBlf , UVIIOI VllCkll I VI mmseir win oe prosecuted by law. Intoxication and drunkeness will not be allowed in nr arnnnH thn hntnital. and certifieata holrfir krublni, -thi. ri. ,.,, u. .iij . j ...t;e..... 1 cancelled without recourse. ' 1 Authorized atrent for the sale nf Hnanlfxl r.iirMflr The Management of the Union Hospital ' ' ' DR. H. VOLP. ' ' DR. F. MOORMEISTER, ' "B" ' ! " Office, Corpe Bldg. Offlce: New Bank Bid.? LATE JEWELRY ARRIVALS NOW OIM t ' EXHIBITION J. 11. PEARE La Grande's Leading Jeweler and Optician A Opposite U. S. Land Office 1 - o wncu ii, wuUiU DB re-circled unfl appointed United States the thinfc to celebrate with an old fashuned SAVE COAL WARM UP WITH SCHEURER'S RED HOT TAMALES Chicken and Chicken only. You sea the Tamales made and know they are Fresh, Pure and Wholesome. Senator in 199J to succeed the late J. H. Gear. In 1902 he was elected fnr th. six year term. Mr Dolliver has a national reputation for his original campaign methods. When campaigning for Con gress he h:ld his meetings .n a large tent and made liberal use of an advance acent and posters in circus-like fashion. He is a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and it is said ha caught fe idea of h s orginal campaign methods from the r.;imp-mee!ings which he attended in his early d.-.ys. TO EXPLORE ALASKA (Si-rlpp New Asmclutlonl Hnuadelphia. Pa., Eeb 6 Dr. George B. Gordon curilor of the department of ethnology in themusojm of science and art has nearly drawn all arrangatnsnts made for the starting of the expedition organized by the University of Pennsyl vania to explore Alaska. It is announc ed that special attention will be given to the Behrmg Sea and that the habits and customs of the people living in this bleak region will be carefully studied. WORLD OF f ASHION TURNS OUT Sriljip Ni As,rlKtlon) New York. Feb. 6 - The world of fash ion turned out tn full force this afternoon to witness the wedding of Miss Louise Vandcrhoef, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman B. Vanderhoef. and Mr Gus tave Maurice Heckscher, which took place in St. Bartholmew's church. Both bride and bridegroom are well known in the younger set of fashionable society. SU1MIIZ TRAIN DELATED (Srrlppa News Amoclation) Chicago Feb 6 Snow has io delayed trains that the one bearing Mayor Schmitz and other Californians to Washington are twelve hours late. fall doun on roer scates sure 2 ware your farmin clows kase w a:nt goin 2 let no '. in thets got on sfi-e clows, fetch all ir,j folks and gine m the fun fur a rite smart lot cf fun is goin to be fernushed by the noyes scaten renk. it will ko'-t you four bits two pay the fiddler and'yer gals 2 bits spectators and chapy- ourowns '5 cents, rubans band will play musec. THE KNIGHTS Of MALTA (Scrlppe News Amoclation) Harrisburg. Pa. Feb. 6 The members of the Uniformed Division No. 1 Knights of Malta are visiting the Cincinnaties ommanuery today. The latter will confer the White degree on a class cand dates. Practically the whnle mm bers of the Uniformed division are pre sent and the gathering is one nf the lar gest of its kind that ever took place in this country. of EOA M'KINLET MEMORIAL CitI.i - AMOclntion) Washington, D. C. Feb. 6-At a meet ing of the trustees of the Memorial asso ciation at the Hotel Arlington today fav- oraoie reports were received regarding tne progress on the McKmley monument at Canton, which itishoped will be com pleted and ready for dedication this sum mer. Vice President Fairbanks, who is chairman of the endowment fund com mittee, ores ded over the meeting. WOMAN'S SUffRAGi KILLED iSorliin News Anaoclatlon) Guthrie. Okla. Feb. 6-The constitu tional convention, called this mornirg to either admit of reject woman s uPFrn. adopted a clause to the constitution of the new state wfiich provides that males only shall be allowed to vote. NEST STOCK Of DEPENDABLE JEWELRY IN CITY V ' - ' !" ' . -. FX Irrigated You arc entitled to 20,40, 80 120 or 160 acres PRtE ycu simply pay for. the costof irrigation, which is $10.00 per acre, payable one-fourth cash, balance in three equal annual payments. Title direct from the . STATE OF OREGON. This land is going fast; do not delay; call or write today. : t EASTERN OREGON COLONIZING CO. j Foley Block la Grande 0regQn AM OYSTER SUPPER is one of tne delights of the season. The popular bivalve is now in the pink of condition and whether eat en hot or cold is delicious. OYSTERS are served here in ?very;sty'e. They are cooked by one who has made a specialty of this work and none of th fine flavor is lost. When you want oysters in per fection come to the 11 f ' lli'illl!'!;;1-' ' :-r t SHI .OYSTER Sj 1 THE MODEL RSTAUHAT J. AArbuckle Proprietor
