La Grande evening observer., March 28, 1910, Image 4

LTESLXC CBSE2YER, LA GXIANDE OliESOX
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C-h.-i .);j. a '. ..; t u who
baa beta ill since bis election, is re-
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Cvicb Cuff Orpinston rhkkens are ?0TerlEg nd .expects to be able to
the best e,g and meat factory. I put on his star tomorrow; '.Night of-
keep thoroughbreds. Logan EL Aa- f.cer P. W. Porter commences his
dereon, Cove, Cre. 3-24-tS work tonight ,' ' .
, New Shipment of Hams
Swifts Sugar jCured Ham
and Winche&r Bacon ;
Shipment Has Just
Reached Us
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AFTEBXOOJf tfTING AT TABEB-
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ffbaUeeTer mua ioetb, Owfc shall
hs ait reapw Is frit ..
Holies the food of maximum
quality at minimum" cost
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the meetings. i
. The- song service, in charge of Mr.
Gray, was excellent, and much ap
preciated by the audieuce.
Ltd Shouts lila Brother.
Treaeorer'i Cail or City Warrants
Notice is hereby glventfcat there
: are cow Tunds on hand to pay all
' outstanding warrants issued on Gen-
Denver, Manh J1--J--' ;a Durg-
. ., , , ' ral Fund of La Grande City up to
ard inhi chnt 11 mi fjl.ilr w Ail 'Willi t
- . . . . . ., , , ral Fund or u uranae uity up to
hard today shot and faualy wounded j . . . . . ' .
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Tsit Sends Hesttag his four year old brother Johnny j ,-
6 ' i lunterect oa ill warrant oa Gen-
Tart today sent a special message day. ago the Infant was chtencd
to congress urging an appropriation --Ccr." When Joseph leared ti lve. ceaM. thl date.
of a Quarter of a million for carry- he became angry and today wbea the
in goa the work of the new. UrUt rarenU ;were absent he secured a. rrJ,.
bOL ' revolver and shot his brother. , 1910V - J IGAN'
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At - speclkl meetlnr fof men in I a
the" tabernacle 'yeeterday afternooii.l
Evangelist Johnson (poke from the '
text found la Galatlans sixth chap
ter and seventh vers.?. "Be, not de
ceived; God la not mocked;, for what
soever a nan soweth, that shall he
also reap." ."- - ,4-
II urged that all mea And esnec-
iallly the yoang men. remember this
passage from God's divine word, and
remember also that a man reapeth
more than he sowa. ;
Aa a man may raise a whole crop
of grain from a handful of seed, so
may a man reap a world of suffering
from a,- handful of evff deeds. , He
mentioned the uBlng of the chared
for unholy " purposes, as a meeting
place for friends, as a loafers resort.
so to speak, where a man goes mere
ly, to be entertained, or to advance
any other Interest other than the
..Many people use the church as a
step to advance business' or social
Interests. ": ;
He lasted llhat If the churches
were no more good than this, rain
ing' nothing for God, they should be
burned down, and the ashes scatter
ed, but If they were of good, and are
worthy " of Baving souls, then they
are worthy of all the benefit that
our help, and manhood and courage
can give them, and It should be giv
en freely and gladly. ;
He spoke of the awful results of
booze drinking, touching up the aues
tion from a moral ,and physical side
in a way that was good to hear.
He quoted statistics In support of the
assertion that there is no pure beer
made In this country, and has not
been for over ten years. In answer
to the statement sometimes heard
that the saloos cannot be regulated
by law he declared that the election
of upright, Godfearing men to en
force the laws would do much good
in this line, and that the men of the
churches should stand behind the of
ficers In the crusade for law and a
proper handling of the traffic. For
the benefit of those who cry that' the
saloons run wide open in spite of
the law, he asked if a man would be
willing to license a man to do mur
der, simply because there were mur
ders committed In spite of the law.
All laws are broken at times, but
this forms to ground for selling a
privilege to break the law, as sa
loons are licensed to lead young men
and women go down the slope to hell.
.' There , was a good attendance and T
two conversions, makinr a total to- 1
day of oveM50 since the beginning of " 4 J
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"Made In New York"
The phrase significant of authentic v
New York Style and skillful
a New York Tailoring. A :
MADE IN NEW YORK, ;
POPULARLY known and generally worn
wherever there are well dressed mea -and
young men.
Identical in fashion with the styles most
favored by discriminating New Yorkers, and
easily obtainable at our establishment
' A wide assortment of styles and exduska
patterns mads into smart models which are
moderate in price but extreme in quality.
MAi. WeSl The QuaUty Store
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Just received fresh shipment
of Cloice Hams and Bacon.
.. . We also have plenty of
resh Eggs.
Early Rose Seed Potatoes
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March 27 will soo be here, and if you
new clothes for the occasion, you should orctar
them now, made as you want them, from
cloth of your own selection, by
Merchant Tjailorsj Chlcago ;
A price range of $20 to $40 will secure you
clothes of the highest quity, on the dot of
style to fit and satisfy. Wed like to take your
measure: today v
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