La Grande evening observer., February 16, 1907, Image 6

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LOCAL ITEMS
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(The jvic. a Successful
have a 'complete line of logging tools s.ch as Cante Hooks, Peaveys, Axes,
Sledges, Saws, Chain and Cable in fact everything needed for logging. '
pEKCHMT CfitiT To
James 0 Sullivan returned today to
Enterprise.
CKSfUL nCRCHrtNT DOCS
Judge T. H. Crawford his retu ned
from Baker City where he had legal
business.
j WASHING MACHINES
1 ha.e the celebrated 1900 machine which is absolutely guaranteed they are
J. C. Gulling is again in charge of the
Elgin brancli after a vacation spent in
California.
Mrs. Ed McKiddv. who has been ill for
1 ha.e the celebrated 1 900 machine which is absolutely guaranteed they are
several days, is reported to be very low
today.
the easiest running washing machine on the market Try one and be
convinced. I also have clothes wringers all grades and price.
C. J. Cock of Portland was a cuest a
x m mm w r.i -tfi , i - jmry
few days this week with Mr. and Mrs.
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THE GREATEST THING GEOKGE WASHINGTON EVER, DID WAS To
TELL HIJ rATHER. THAT HE CUP DoWN THE CHERRY TR.EE HE
JET A 600D EXAMPLE. IT IS EASY To TELL THE TRUTH WHEN
HAVE A L,NE MERCHANDISE To TELL A&olT THAT IS
AND WELL KN A - THE N LINE OF MER
iLclJ. THE KIJTCS.Y er THUnRM Do-. PATE
BACK AS FAR. AS THAT Of THE CHERRY TREE, BlT IT PREJ-
5pT r0" U WHAT WE OP, THAT IS' TS
BEING UP TO THE PRESENT TIME, OR AS BUSTER SAYS UP To
THE MINUTE IN STYLE OF CUT, PATTERNS, AND FRAMUCS
FNnuT AuCAMPLErE LINE or YD. SAMPLES, LARGE
23?" ff y ONECAN TELL HoW A PATTERN WILL LOOK
WHEN IT IS MADE UP, To SELECT FRoM, AND THE GUARANTEE
OF A PERFECT FIT OF EVERY GARMENT. A GLANCE IN OUR
SHOW WINDOW OR THROUGH OUR LINE OF SAMPLES WILL
PROVE TO YOU THE PATTERNS ARE THE CORRECT THING ' FOR
THE COMING SPRING IN MEN'S SUITS. GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
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THE GOLDMMlEIoMSw
IKfia lT'n itio iniu iwr-.... 2
SMVLLE T PRICES
;i BROKEN JEWFLSj
Your watch may run if a jewel is cracked or broken
End it mnv kpt-m f.iirln flr
J "wv ijj ,vuu nine.
The pivot revolving in such a jewel, however, soon
cuts and frequently breaks, thus increasing the damage
and cost of repairing.
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If your watch is varying, it
it examined.
will pay you to have
QUARTERLY
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! ON MONDAY
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The quarterly conference nf m;. a;.
' tret of the Methodist Church c,i, ,..:i
I be held in this city next Monday afternoon
Xj at two thirty. Conference sermons will
All repairs given my personal attention.
Heidonreich Building
OpYt Dohnenkamp's
U. lYl. Ilcacock, N;;njEnwM
" wi i Li n i
J BUY GUARANTEED RUBBEr!
Bull) Si rinses. Fountains,
tiiiicjtioii r ountain and Mot Water
Ba. Whirling Spray. Hard Rubber
and Metal Sumacs. Face Bags
and Hot Water Bottles Different
Stiles and Sies Household
Rubber Cloves.
We Guarantee all our Rubber
Coin-
: A. T. HILL
: Preoption Orujji.1 LA GRANDE, OR
i tomorrow morning and evening
at the regular church hours. On Monday
iiorruo,. me Business meetings will he
j "ma ana m be presided over by Presid
jing tiaer Looney of Pendleton. The
mectircs and business sessions will be
neio in me m. h. Church South on Jeffer
son avenue.
DIRTY INSINUATION
The county court calls for sealed bids
to huiid a 150 foot steel hrirfo. n.,.. .u-
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uianoe nonao Kivor near Perry. It is
close to La Grande. -Scout.
MniA ie a kn I ... 1 : :..
. .. , llM,B insinuation that is
not worthy cf the Scout. The insinua
tion oein; that this hridse was being built
jum oecause it is near La Grande This
new Bridge wh cFi the countv . ,
i. lQ rep.ace the structure that was
washed away the other si e of Perry
during the high water. This bridge has
to be replaced just the om. ,D . .v.
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tigin or any other bridge which spans the
-.ana,, nonae Kiv,r, would have to be
replaced in case they were washed out
'ry i-ieingent person knn-.v. hi- k...
because it happens to be near La Grande
me scout adds "It isclose to La Grande.'
"" prottle'- reallyam't ycu ashamed of
A. Buckley.
Rev. C. E. Deal will hnld
Hot Lake tomorrow afternoon at three
o'clock.
Mrs. D. D. Masten left on Wednesday
evening's train for Island City and La
Grande, where she will visit with her
daught rs. Elgin Recorder.
Sheriff J. M. Blak.l
iurnea to nis omce today after being in
im city as aerendent in the 0 Sullivan
Blakely tml.
Rev. W. H. Gibson want to Ek-in this
morning to assist in revival mtinir
aoouc to be held in the Mt. Pleasant
baptist church.
editor Scibird. senior uriiknr nf fha
Union Republican, was a caller in the city
today. The Union nHiMr aruinf .
pleasant half hour with the editors of tne
Observer.
William Muir. the wall knnwn ,,;;
man of La Grande, who has been spend
ing the past few davs in th r.itw nn kn.i.
ness, returned home last night Baker
City Herald.
Presiding Elder F.,"Looney of Pendleton
rrived in the citv todav
quarterly conference which will be held in
imi city oeginnmg tonight and continuing
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unurmonaay evening,
Conductor J. L. McCrary who has been
onjuymg a vacation spent in Portland his
resumed his run hatwon thi. ,;t
ana nuntington, and James Connors, of
La Grande who has been filling his place,
ion ror noma veefnrriai. Da.Jlat..
1 1 luune.
Joseph Anson hasiust retumnd fir, n
extenaea visit with his daughter Mr.
minnie t. Frobasco of Beartu n..,
ind his dauffhter Mrs. Nallia smKi.i..u
who resides on the Catalina
coast from Los Aneeles. Ha ha ,
sinttime naturally, the only drawback
uoiuk uie weacner. Ihasim u. in :
dence only a few hours during his absence.
COMMERCIAL CHJB IN UNION
The business men of Union ara nrrr.r..
lzing a commercial club in that city. Th
movement seems to have taken a firm
mu.u u, uio city ana no doubt an oroani-
zauon win soon be oerfeited.
j MRS. T-N. MURPHY
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Hardware and Crockery
IMPROVING FAVORABLE
Edgar Mack, the fifteen year old son of
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Mack who last Wed
nesday evening tell from the top of a
freiffh car and broke a leer, is rennrtad tn.
day to be improving favorably.
t.dgar was on one string of freight cars
and his brother on the other.
Both decided to iumo across tothanther
Car at the same time. anJ infoH nf lanri
ing on the other car. both collided in mid
air, faliirj to th jrmmd. Edsar was
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the only one injured, the other boy fall-j county, Cork, and has for fourteen y
in? With OUt flllf.ainill(T a Krtna. I uA in n.,UllM ...M.l.: - I
u'vu iii wuuim nuiKiuy 9 a narnvss
maker. He is a widower, with three
sons and two daughters, all living in Dub
lin. The sons are also in the harness
making business.
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ing with out sustaimug a bruise.
JAPS SAWING WOOD
If 10U WAN I DIRT
If ou want choice soil you had better
piace your orders w th J L Mars immed
iately. In a few days he wiil have a
force of teams on excavt, .j
iuiiv anu
when he sarts he will handle it quick
FOR SALE An Edison Concert Phono
graph everything complete and in good
condition. Inquire at Al Andrew',
store.
REVIVALS IN ELGIN
The Baptist church of Elein
a series or revival meetings the coming
week. Rev. Gibson of thk r.itv
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tigin loday and will as.ist F.ua
u:-i.... s. ..
i.our in tne protracted meetings.
DIPTIIERIA SCARE OVER
Baker City has beer. threatPnoH .
general outbreak of diptheria but the
worst is now over. The authorities have
succeeded in s'amping out the dre.H.H
disease.
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MINING ACTIVITY IN MONTANA
(Si-rlpps Hen, Association)
Helena. Mont.. Feb.
that the increased value of mining pro
perty in Montana durintr the last uoar
to new discoveries, successful develop
ment of old and increased va!vQ fnr m
products, will amount to at least $200,-
uuu.uuu. 1 he assay office receipts for
period named wera S5 97Kkao- : .
crease of S30.r80over the previous year"
EXPLOSION IN KINGSTON
(Srrlpps Nei Associutlon)
iNew York. Feb. 16.-The steamer Val-
iQia arrived today from Kingston a
ported that a donkey engine had exploded
killing seven a ,d injuring three. The
aeaa were all members of the crew.
TACOMA BOOSTERS
(Scrlpp. .N-, Association
Los Aneeles. Feh. lfi4 : .
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Jacoma 'Boosters" arrived in thi. ri
this morning. They will ,find several
days in Southern California. A pleasant
journey has been mapped out tor the next
week.
Chas. Mizoguske, the Jaoanese con
tractor, tore this morning for Hilgard
where he has a crew of thirty-five Jaos
at woik sawing 0od. More than a
tnousand cords have already been cut.
ane when the crew comes out of the
woods, there will be several thousand
cords. Each workman cuts on the aver
age of one and a half cords per day,
thus making over a half hundred cords
per day. The wood will be banked and
used next season.
SHIPPED TO i'iiTMPRISE
The dead body of Lina J. VA.t UlKn AiaA
' j ., i.w uibu
at Salem of oulmarv t!ihpr-.iir,;
on Number six and was sent on thru to
enterprise today.
TO EXHIBIT "OLD IRONSIDES"
(Scrlpps New Association)
Boston, Mass., Feb. 6 According to
word received at the Charlestown ni
yard the frigate Constitution, "Old Iron
sides," will Dro. ablv be takan tn Nnrfnllr
for exhibition at the Jamestown exposi
tion. The historic ship is being repaired
at the ravy yard so as to preserve her,
and also to put her in condition to be tow
ed from port to port for exhibition pur
poses, much of the old equipment of the
ship, gathered from various places, is be
ing installed upon her, so as to give her
as near her original aDDearanea. MnHi.
tinns and furnishings as possible.
jClothing Sale!
j For the Next 30 Days j
j COMMENCING MONDAY j
FEBRUARY 13. j
j Every Suit in the House j
Reduced in Price
The Grestest Stock of Men's BnW a I
I Youths' Bothiiw Ever Shown in llni I
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Lounty. J
GOVERNOR VETOES BILL
(Scrlpi s New, Aso-lut!on)
Salem. Feb 16 -Ci.ivorn.r n,. r-
Chamberlain today vetoed the bill re
quiring railroads t3 issue fr n,c.-
all public orticials
j VVc Can Fit the Bin Man. th, I muuZ I
j thejat Man, and the Slim Man. :
j Entirely Too Many Suitslor One House to
C'"l in S,ock" Ever Suit will be I
, v , riJLC l0 reaucc rc5(
IRISH-AMERICAN'S fORlUNC
(Scrlpps News Association)
Saattlo. Wash. Fsh 16 Th hnlr tn thm
big fortune left by the late Patrick Sullivan
i . l. 1:4: k-
01 una city, nas, alter mum litigation,
been proved to be Edward Corcoran,
cousin of the dead miliionair. The fortune
is valued at $2,500,000 and consists of
business houses in the most flourishing
pait of the city. Corcorans circum
stances were quite humble before this
windfall. He was born at Carrigalina
ew Modern Up-to-date
wotningNot a Shabby
Suit in the lot.
STRIKE SEITltD"
(Scrlpps News Asuoclatlon)
Butte, Mont,, eb.. lS-Th. .....
,, D , "nine on
the RocKie Mountain Bell Telephone Co
was settled this morninc. Th. i,i J
granted an eight hour day with an in
crease or $0 per month.
When VVc Advertko el.
; n odie you
j Know Something is Doing.
j j5; Cravenetts.!
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