La Grande evening observer., February 07, 1907, Image 6

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THAT inr&u WANT SOMPnxp
LOCAL ITEMS
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EVERYONE WIJHEj THE bEST, WE KNOW
FORD THE BEST
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5QME CANNOT AF-
BlT MUJT TAKE THE NEXT WaST.' BECAWp
,IHAr IJ THE &WTHEY CAN Do. FOR THo.SE WHo H avpht ,
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mich money we can give
CHILDREN' UNDER-
:0DD GARMENT J IN L A PjEJM 1 SSES' AND
WEAR, AT LESS THAN HALF PR If F
CMPMLMPj?E COAfj AT LEJ.S THAN MANUFACTUR
ER.) PRICE-5. ;
LADIEJ' MISSES" AND CHII.DR rti'X
,NoW J6C.
WOOL Ho5E- 25C VALU"EJ
jMjl$JO.oo AND $11,00 VALUED- NOW
BOY' S AND YOUTHS JUITJ AT HAlFTRTrF
.MNAlND$JN5 DREJJ -5HIRT.S NOW 6QC
MEN'J-fSC 3HI RTi N0W45C
P . .AC00I)JF THERE IJ ANYTHING;
il..iy'.JJ.n OUJ J HE WINTER, GET OUR
money. "
C. M. St
day.
Editor Maxwell of the Union Scout is
a business visitor in the city today.
A. H. Robe is transacting business in
the city from Baker.
G. P. McDowell of Summerville is a
business visitor here today.
A. L Frinke of Enterprise is a visitor
in the city today.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Nilsen uf BaLier
City are business visitors in La Grande.
Mrs. Joe McCrarv went to Baker Citv
yesterday where she will sDend a few
days visiting friends.
Presiding Elder J. D. Gil.ilan left thi t
morning for Wallowa where he will visit
in his official capacity.
George Hansen came in from North
Powder last evening to transact business
and visited friends.
Jesse Palmer, formeilv of this Dlaea but
now of La Grande, is here visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Way, of Eustis. Wallowa Sun.
County Commissioner J. M. Saldera
arrived on the delayed train last evening
to attend tne reoruary luiiu of c
court. Me was twelve hour coming
rrom the Uve to the county seat.
F red Jacobs, formerly proprietor of
me jacoos becond Hand store, left La
Grande yesterday for an extended tour
of the coast. From this city he left for
Portland by way of Walla Walla. Then
to ban r rancisco and from there to Gold-
field. '.
Mesdames J. M. Barrv anrl A P
French returned last avanino nn f.h
celayed train, from Clarksville Arkansas
wnere tney nave been visitino- for several
weeks. The two had planned to return
mru California but the crippled tracks
on the Southern Pacific and other
caused them to return by the quickest
route.
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.
CAN JAVE YOU
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1308, 13 10, 13 12 ADAM.S AVENUE
LARGEST .STOCK .SMALLEST PRir.F.
N0II(t WANTED-By the George Palmer Ltim-
Notice is here.-j 'given that, I will not bo Cimpany 125 Tamarack logs, 30
responsible for ii ny u.'.t-. cir,u icted by feet ur.g. 10 to 15 inctws at top end;
my wife. Carrie LiVurn Gtrn. attur us OoO lineal fuel Rud Ku. 16 inches at
date she havinc U't my h .u .d hotr.o toy en 1. and not to taper more than 2
without any jusl DatoJ t:)i4 29- : .ei i.iroughoul tl length. Ail logj
dayofJihuary, 190.'. irt f.o-,, ,nd skes and rot. De-
J. M. Ga.in. I'V jrt.d at our mill in La Grandu.
Don't consider it an opportunity to consult a Traveling
Optican adout your eyes when your Home Optican has
BLUER FACILITIES
FOR NTTIMG EYES
X than a traveling optican can possibly carry with him
uubiues nis enargesaro excessive and if his glasses do
not (ltyyuarj ,bl jed to wait ur til he is here again
next year to get a change of lenses.
IF MY CLASSES DO 0l fll
I uill aluays be found here to change them or cheer
fully refund jour money.
SEW BANK,
BUILDING
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SAVE COAL
WARM UP WITH
SCHEURER'S RED HOT
T A M A L E S
Chicken and Chicken only. You see the Tamales
made and know they are Fresh, Pure and Wholesome.
Tha i fixe rooms over the new La
Grjndo Nat.onal hank, is well as those
ovur the fMco formerly occupied by that
oank, are rapidly bemg completed and
fitted with nil modern conveniences. There
are but few rooms that are not engaged.
The mam entrance to the office rbor is
new t,einj installed in the space formerly
occupied by the hark. A rear entrance
;s already provided for on EimSfeet.
Th.se who l-ave engaged a suite of
rooms in t:io hui'd.ng are: Tha Wilcox
Lumber Compary. two rooms; Dr. Moor
meister. two rooms: District Attorney F.
S. I van.V-e. three rooms; Doctors Bacon
& Hall, four rooms, including a while
enameied cperatirg room; Dr. Pr,ce. two
rooms; Geo. Pa.mer Lumber Company,
two rooms; Attorney Conhran & Coch
ran, three rooms; Dr. Hubbard, twe
rooms.
UR(i LOddlNGllUilitt
There ,s r.ow standing in the freight
yards of th.s c;ty. a legging engine billed
from Chicago to Clakskame, Oregon, that
exceeds in s,;e anything seen in t le logg
ing campj of th.s and adjoining timber
sections, lis boiler is larger than the or
dinary switch engine, but is mounted on
especially small drivers.
TOOK SIDf DOOR SlftPtR
Tho Polmatiers.ster who rendered a
musical concert in this ctv last w..u
reached Baker C'ly to fill their rgagfi-
mni in mat city, in an empty box car.
BURNS TO (ONNU 1 WIIM
The report comes from Huntington
that C. Stradley. chief engineer of the
Oregon Short Line, who made th m,.
Veys for the Snake river road, is nmu
at work with a force of about 100 men
surveying road from Vale to Burns.
Baker City Hareld.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hagedorn arrived
in this city this morning from Tacoma,
Washington. Mr. Hagedorn left here
aoout a year ago and has returned to
accept a position as head moulder in the
La Grande Iron Works. Mr. Hagedorn
could give some personal experiences le
garding present day transportation ser
vice as he has been since last Thursday
traveling from Tacoma to this city.
SEMI-ANNUAL CONFfRfNCE
The semi-annual conference of tha R.
lief Society of the Union Stake will be
neia in the Mormon meeting house, Feb.
i tin. morning session commences at l n
a. m., afternoon at 2 p. m.
All members are requested to be Dres-
ent and a cordial invitation is extended to
all. M. R
wwnwrtni.Mt 1 I C3
B. P. 0 f. ATTENTION
All members of La Grande Lodpa Nn
433 B P. 0. E, are requested to attend
tne mtetmg this evenir.g to act rn the re
port of lie committee appointed to con
sider t've acquiring of home.
E. H. Davis. E. C.
MRS- T.N. MURPHY
Hardware and Ranees
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j ANNOUNCEMENT j
F,81
? Union Hosoital. La Grande. Phone Black
The Management of the Union Hospital wishes to announce that Hospual
oeriiutaiek aio liiuii at ths rjte ?l 00 for one month, $2.75 for three
months, $5.60 for six months and $ 1 0.00 for one year.
A certificate entitles the holder to admission and medical and turgical ?
treatment in a ward in the Hospital if desired medicine and treatment can
t be given at home within the period of time the certificate is issued for, in
. enntflnnanra u,n,,nrf in. :) i i. , . ...
k ii j IT' """""' "ijuiios ui sibKiiess nereaner received or contraciea. s
wholly diabling him from performing the duties of his occupation subject to
the following conditions:
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Hospital noiaer agrees wnn tne rules and regulations of the J
2 The benefits secured by the certificate are limited to sM period of
time the certificate is issued for. . 1
3 Nn hanAftts ufill .IU....J t m ..l- . m
w . - uiiinmiu mr oinieroi tne ronowing ailments town: ;
- - uigins auu oindll-pox
4 The enrUfirata ! ui i r 0
' ki.. ,,r,'"" iun iiu ny one using it otner man ror
t himself will be prosecuted by law.
' IintOXlGltio.n a"d,drunkeness will not be allowed in or around the hospital, '
ana certificate ha darft hmaiinn hiB r,,u ...;n h.j .j
e ranrBUaA k ui i cApenou ana ceruncaie ,w
' MMV , UbUUI JQ,
Authorized agent for the sale of Hospital Certificates is Mr. J. A. Matott. i
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g im. n. v ULr,
The Management of the Union Hospital
ncc r- . r iwuurt racial trt,
Office, Corpe Bldg. Otflce. New Bank Bidg.
LATE JEWELRY ARRIVALS 0W 0 EXHIBITIOM
J. H. PEARE.
La Grande's Leading
Jswelcr and Optician
Opposite U. S. Land Office
" ma is dead
Mr. and Mrs. J. E Foley are in receint
of a communication frum Helena, Mont
ana, wnerein is related the death nf rhoir
neice, Callie Ballard nee Beck." on
January 22. Mrs. Bllard formerly at
tended school in this city and was well
known ""e 3.
T!!!5 DATE IN II STURT
acrlpi News Assoi mtion )
Feb. 7
1478 -Sir Charles Moore borr.. HiaH
July 6, 1636.
1 592 -James Stuart, Earl of Morav.
assassinated.
1812-Charles Dickens horn. n;H
June 9, 870.
1834-Lous A. F. Bourrienne. bin.
grapher of Napoleon 1., died.
856 Oude annexej to the British
territories in India.
1863 -Snip Oroheus wrecked nff Nau,
Zealand coast; 190 lives lost.
1864 -Jacksonville. Florida.
the Federals.
1870 General Sir C. Windham, ham
of the KeJan, died.
1890 Duke of Orleans visited Paris,
arrested and imprisoned.
1892 Hotel Royal. New York, burned,
with great loss of life.
1893 - New York and Boston connected
by long-dis:an:e telephone.
J901 -Queen Wilhelmina of Holland
wooded Prinze Henry of Mecklenburg
Schwerin. 1805 Machcnand theGroffs convicted
of postal frauds in Washington.
BOARD AND ROOMS"
Nicely furnished rooms with or withnnr
board. Ry tie day, we.k or month. Terms
reasonao e.
Mks. C. Shaw. 1421. Adams Ave.
t FINEST STOCK OF DEPENDABLE JEWELRY l CITY
I Free Oregon State Lands
Irrigated
You are entitled to 20,40, 80
120 or 160 acics FRtC
' ycu simply pay for the costof irrigation, which
isSlO.OOperacre. payable one-fourth cash
balance in three equal annual payments'
Title direct from the STATE CF OREGON
ims land is going fast; Co not de'ay: ca
write today.
or
EASTERN OREGON COLOMZING rn
ruiey diock , , .
..i.ut, uregon
FOUND-A green enamel pin with pearl
settings. Was found in the Commer
cial Club after the last enUrUinment.
Owner may have the earn by calling
at Al Andrew's store proving property
and paying for this notice.
AN OYSTER SUPPER
is one of the delights of the sa.-n.
The popular bivalve is now m the
pink of condition'and whether er. .
en hot or cold is delicious.
OYSTERS
a re served; jhare in vry ' ; s : y e
They are cooked by one wt-,7 ,-,'aJ
made a specialty of this w:r anj
none of the fine flavor is lost
When you want oysters ;n per
fection come to the
THE MODEL RHSTAU,
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