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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1907)
: : RE-SOLVED HE AEVER TOLD A LIE" AND WE'SHOULD ALL BE Fthe A Successful MlS REPKZSttiT- AND A ksyaKsiyL aierchant docs not iiaiMunv-Juii' ; ; i LOCAL ITEMS THE GREATEST THING GEORGE WASHINGTON EVER SID U'Ai To TELL HIJ FATHER THAT HE CUT DOWN THE CHERRY TREE. HE! SET A GOOD, EXAMPLE. IT 1-5 EASY To TELL THE TRUTH WHEN YOU HAVE A LINE OF MERCHANDISE To TELL ABOUT THAT 1-5" AS REPUTABLE AND WELL KNOWN AS THE BORN LINE OF MER CHANT TAYLoRJ. THE HIJToRY OF THIJ FIRM DOEJ NOT DATE: BACK AS FAR AS THAT OF THE CHERRY TREE, BUT ITS PRES ENT REPUTATION S WHAT WE CAN BOAST OF, THAT S, TS BEING UP To THE PRFJENT TIME, OR AS BUSTER SAYS UP To THE MINUTE IN STYLE OF CUT, PATTERNS, AND FRABRICS. ,WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF 1-1-3 YD. SAMPLES, LARGE ENOUGH SO THAT ONE LAN TELL HOW A PATTERN WILL LOOK WHEN IT IS MADE UP To SELFCT FROM, AND THE GUARANTEE OF A PERFECT FIT OF EVERY GARMENT. A GLANCE IN OUR SHOW WINDOW OR THROUGH OUR ' LINE OF SAMPLES WILL PR)VE TO YOU THE PATTERNS ARE THE CORRECT THING TOR THE COMING SPRING IN MEN'S SUITS. GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. ! THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY ", "V ' ' 1303. I LARGEST STOCK. A ENUE . 5MMI EM PRICES MEN WANItD For general firm work on Sugar Com pany's ranches. Steaoy woik for right parties. Apply at Sugar tac'.ory's ottice. or at Srencer farm spa d house cleaning Seid u? your lace curtains. Have them washed and property stretched. " Cmrhrv's New Laundry Nowhere will you find such a stock of w'rieng uqu j tos as we i-re showing. cirUi:Sm mind when your stationery sies nut. It wnl pay you. Newlin Drug KUS7UULVJ SNOW WHITc UNDERGARMENTS SPRING AND SUMMER.USC AT T H CHiCAGO STORE Fresh and dainty Undergarments, mv'p of st-ong and snow while muslins, cambrics, and nainscoks. in clean and sanitary mills. Each and every piece correctly cut and sewn by expert hands. Dr. W. J. May of Radium Springs is a guest in the city today. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Thronson are guests at Hot Lake today. Mrs. E. P. Staples went to Baker City today to visit relatives a few days. Mrs. C. Hopper has gone to Mexico for an extended visit with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Palmer of this city are visiting Miss Nellie Hill at Telocaset. S. R. Haworth is confined to his bed. He was taken sick almost immediately upon his arrival frm Portland. Miss Bertha Kelley, millinery trimmer for the Fair, has gone to the market with a view of selecting the very latest styles. Col. Jackson u. S. A. who inspected the local militia company last night, left this morning for Baker City. Sergt. Lee Morelock and Private Claude Russell of Elgin, attended the in spection of "L" company last evening. E. E. Bragg, county superintendent of puunb liiauubkiuu, in Union today Ex-councilman John W. Kennadv who has been spending the winter in Portland was a passenger on this mornings train to Union, ' D. Fitzgerald, proprietor of the La Grande Iron Works, returned today from Portland where he went to purchase ma terial. .Three carloads of iron and steel were cont'ac ted for, : Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hughes have moved their home from their ranch in Ladd can yon to this city. The ranch has been leased to reliable parties and the proprie tors will now enjoy city life for a time at least. ueorge veirson, a roof contractor of Portland, has arrived fn the city and will begin putting on the tar-gravel roof on the new round house as soon as a crew arrives. The felt, tar and gravel is here and as soon as his crew arrives the work will begin, LOGGING TOOLS Ml. C)-.i, at-a AvPft. 1 have a complete line of logging tools s.ch as wnt hooks, r Sledges. Saws, Chain and Cable in fact everything needed for lcfigirg. WASHING MACHINES I have the celebrated 1900 machine which is absolutely guaranteed they are the easiest running washing machine on the market Try one and be convinced. I also have clothes wringers all grades and price. MRS. T.N- MURPHY Hardware and Crockery ! sal 111! i fll GOWNS 50c. TO S.50 GREAT MEETINGS IN ELGIN Editors Obrerver: Believing that many will be interested and that Cod's Kingdom will be advanced by the report, I tell a f e v things about the five weeks ofpecial work in the Chris tian Church 'of Elein. A series of r. eetin. s in wh:ch seventy tnree united with the congregrtion, sixty five turning to God confessing Christ and being baptised is certain'yof enough im portance to have a somewhat full report. Members of the Elgin congregation had been praying earnestly for a good meet ing, the regular Sunday and mid week services had been well attended and faith ful men and women had been striving to live the gospel. ii . , nonce a nne oana was ready tor a blessing. The meeting was marked by deep hu manity, seriousness and prayerfullness up on the part of many. The awful condition oF souls living in sin and going into eternity without God and without hope, became a great burd en upon Christians. Hence people were willing not only to invi e sinners to the meetings but to urge tham to yield to the will of Chrnt. One of the obstacles to soul savings is the ind ffarence of profess ed Christians as to the ruined condition of those who are not in harmony with God's will. 1 Freached Christ as God gave me strength I never realized more fully my own inability and Gad's ability. As self was small and forgotten, Jasus was lifted up and people gladly acknowledged Him. Of the additions forty-two are men and bovs and thirty-one women snd girls. Brotner and sister Willisare he'd in high estiem in E!g n. They are earnest work ers, tirctner wiius is now wit:i us in a mseting- With equal trjst in God and consecration to the wjrk of soul saving we shall see a great work in La Grande. To the Giver be all praise. Yours truly. 0. H, Kino. CP. COMET DEAD Clinton Conkey, brother of C. H. Con key, of Island City died in San Francisco on mo i 3i.ii. Tha fur.erj! wl!! h held to day. The deceased was quite well known n this oity where he held several clerical positions. He was an exemplary young man. Mr. C. H. Conkey w uch is now in San Fran cisco will leave San Francisco, for home on Sunday. . , B0UND (MR Geo Evans, the youth who secured a check as mentioned in these colurrns,es terday was arraigned before Justice Hough last evening, on the charge of ob taining money under false pretenses, was bound over. It is expected that he will be tried at this term of circuit court. FUNERAL TOMORROW Ernest H. Hubbard of the firm of Hag ans & Hubbard, of this city, aged E4 years, died last evening of locomotorat taxy, with which he had been a sufferer for months. The funeral will take place Friday afternoon, February 22. at 2 p. m., from the home of A. O. Hagans on 7th Street between M and N. The in terment will be in the Odd Fellows cemetery. We want to be your druggists thruout let's combine. Newlin Drug Co GRANGE MEETING The Blue Mountain Grange No. 541 P. of H. celebrated George Washington's birthday and St. Valentine's day, Satur day, February 16. The following was the Lecturer's pro gram: Song. "Yankee Doodle".... By the Grange "Where Yankee Doodle was written"... Roy Gekeler Roll Call answered by "What constitutes ' a good neighbor." Essay. "George Washington" ... Earnest Holman Song. "Mount Vernon Bells" .,. , By the Orange Select Reading W. T. Stein Discussion, "How to raise early Pota toes". Select Reading Mrs. W. F. Gekeler Vocal Duet, "The Little Boy in Blue" . . ... Etha Huffman and Reba Williamson Address, "How to remedy too much al kali in the soil" J. A. Fraker "The Blue Mountain Grange Bulletin" Lillian Holman Recitation, Columbia's Valentine Earl Hughes Paper, St. Valentine's day and how val entines are made Mrs. M. E. Fraker St. Valentines box Song, America By the Grange We want to be vour drueeists thruout 1907, you want our k.nd of service 1 907. you want our kind of service let's ,mk; . m...,i; n.- n. ' combine. Newlin Drug Co. SKIRTS 5Cc. TO $6.00 CORSET COV E-S 16c. to 52 25 D3AWF.33 20r. TO $2 25 NT IS 01 R STRCiNG POM Special attention has been paid to workmanship in every detail, but the greatest x attracttion of all is the Price. You must not fail to see the garments and let. us convince you that our price is beyond comparison when quality is considered. WANTS HORSES I want to buy a span o.' work horses weight from 1 500 to 1600. Wou d like to use same on trial and pay for the use of such work before closing contract. Will also buy harness and a agon. J. L. Mars fROMPT MAIL ORDER SERVICc We are constantly sending goods and prescriptions to all parts of the surround ing country. This business comes to is because we have what peopie require and we give mail orders prompt and careful attention. Orders are filled on the day of receipt and satisfaction guaranteed in all case-). Send us your difficult or important pre scriptions. Newlin Drug Co. La Grande, Oregon. Clothing Sale For the Next 35 Days COMMENCING MONDAY FEBRUARY 18. Every Suit in the House Reduced in Price The Grestcst Stock of Men's Boys' and Youths' Clothing Ever Shown in Union County. We Can Fit the Big Man, the Little Man the Fat Man, and the Slim Man. Entirely Too Many Suits for One House to Carry in Stock, and Ever Su t will be Sacrificed in Price to reduce Stock We want to be your druggists thruout. 1907, you want our kind of service let's combine. Newlin Drug Co. New Modern Up-to-date Clothing -Not a Shabby Suit in the lot. When We Advertise a Sale You Know Something is Doing. SpnnSJoPoats. Cravenetts. N. K. WEST
