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THERE IS AN ORDINANCE
PROHIBITING STOCK
; From running at large, but. you can see
them iu the streets just the eeme. The
only Mfe way ii protect your .lawns and
flower gardens ie to fenoe against them. I
have several different styles of yard fenoe
t price to suit alL Also all heights of -poultry
fence for your chicken yard.
MRS. T.N. MURPHY
' . . Shovels, Spades, Hardware
A FEW OBSERVATIONS
BY OUR REPORTERS
Second Hand Goods
, Bought and sold. We eall at your house for your
second hand goods. We offer you the following
Bargains: .
Carpenters tool oheit .... . .$3.60
Sofa.....'...... 2 60
Lounge...... 150
Cook stoves ..4to 10
Carpet per yard,......; 10to26o
BedSteada
Bieyclee...... ..; ........6to 20
Set double harness 7.50
Sewing machine. 4
Extension table.. .. 4
The La Grande Pawnbrokers
Comer Fir and Adams.
RsWrTw. still tot and sail .11 kind. 'phone 1581
ei Inn Hud Goodaj .
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TURKESTAN
ALFALFA.
The Dry Land Alfalfa grows without irri
gation. . -
BROME GRASS "
Red Clover, Alfa.fa and all kinds of
Garden Seed in bulk
Seed Wheat Baled
Barley, Oats, Etc'
The only Seed House in
Union County.
A.. V. Oliver
JEFFERSON AVE. Phone 1571
COME
ry Just Arrived.
In and examine our line of
WILSON SHIRTS
Strews,
AILOR5 AND GENTS PURNISHINCJ.
Attorney O A M.'' Baker City is
in the city on UowneLW.
mini.. . a.mblor ol Joseph, IS
onJer arre.t for bigamy..'
Eter eetvicei were .beld in several
of the chorcfcM Sunday. '
T r. Moninnii. nroDfietor of the
ImMer flonring mill, ia in the city.
J P Galeener a buiined man of
Grant Fafl Or ia in our eity for a -few
daya. i ,
The weather, Sunday, waa not very
favorable to the, wearing of Kaeter bop.
neta. :
County ' oourt convenM tomorrow.
Action ia expected at this term on the
county seat pe'.ltiona. ' -
The ladies of the Kaffee Klatcb will
be entertained by Mrs E W Bartlett at
her home, on Friday afternoon.
According to the old adage, we are to
have rain for seven Sundays yet, but
then we have gotten OBcd to rain.
The La Urande Marble works has
just received a car load of monuments,
tha finest dee una ever brought to tins
valley..-, ''
The ladles of the High Fiva club will
i . ..tiln1 hv Mm J K and E B
Romli. Wednesday at the home of the
former.
Roy Coykendall arrived in the city
from Walla Walla Snturdiiy evening
and left Monday morning for his home
at EnU-rprlae. ;
Mies ! Anna Mc Alistsr. paesed
through the city yesterday morning
enroute to her home at Enterprlie after
a visit in Pendleton.
Following the Sunday school exercises
at the' Methodist church last Sunday,
several children were baptised, Kev.
Walker, tie pastor, officiating
The quarantine wa.s raised Saturday
on the residence of Mr and Mrs F B
Currey. Their little daughter Gladys
has recovered from her attack of the
diptherla.
The Neighborhood club will meet in
the club room this aUernoo at 2 o'clock.
Subject for study will be "Laster
Madonna," and Mra Tamer Oliver will
be the leader.
Mr and Mrs SO Hwackhammer who
attended the Blue Mouulain University
reunion and the Knights easter services
returned to their home in Union last
evening.
A pleasent surprise was given Father
Roade last night by his Converts who
presented him with a handsome gold
cane alter which dainty refesbments
were served.
We noticed a sign on a box of eggs in
front of a grocery store to day marked
2 doz for !t5 cents. This is the lowest
price jon eggs in this city for many
months.
One of the richest ledges of iron ore
ever discovered in the state of Oregon
was uncovered In West Orogon City
Saturday, the ore assaying 51 per cent
pnre iron. ,
Ernest Lewis, of La Grnirue was here
the first of the week looking after busi
ness. He shipped a carload of hay from
this place Monday. N P Citizen.
Arrangements have been made, to
hold the Elgin train Thursday, the day
of the Republican convention, uutil tl
o'clock in order to permit the delegates
to return tho same day.
Chas Vinecover, a sawmill man of
Spring Creek, returned from Pendleton,
lat night, whero he had taken his
wife to have a tumor removed. The
operation was successful and Mrs Vine
cover is dolmr nicely.
The young men of the Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor Society will serve
a wirftle social on Thursday evening af
ter tiie Congregational mooting, waf
fles, Maple syrup and coflee will be
served. Everybody invited, 16 for all
you can eat,
There Is to be a "Sliver Medal Con
test" Friday evening, Aril 15th at the
Methodist church. It will be some
thing out of the ordinary, as the con
ti'stnnts nre nil boys, Kep this in
mind mid watch for the program next
week.
Mrs W A Simpson received a hand
some box of cut flowers Lilliee, carna
tions, Symlax and Orange blossmiis,
yostordiiy from her friends, Mr aud Mrs
W A Weiithorby, former pioneers of
Baker county hul now residents of Los
Angeles t 'al.
J I. Cavluess Is preparing to put In a
hyrjrulio ram on his farm to pump
water into a largo tank with which to
furnish a small power sufficient to run
a wood saw. cream sepcrator, feed
chopper and other usos about a farm
that requires power.
The Willamette Glee Club Is giving
a popular program In the concerts dur
ing the Kaster tour. There Is not a
classical piece in the repertoire, to yon
ueed not fear that you will not be able
to understand the music. Of course, If
you have had the privilege of hearing a
good Glee Club, you will not expect a
clarslcal program.
The democrats will caucus in this
city this evening at 8 o'clock in the
several precincts aa follows: Fre
rinct No 1 at the Staples building
on Kir street, No 3 at the Council room
ou Elm street, No 3 at the old council
room on 4th street and No 4 in the
office o( the J B Stoddard planing mill.
Theraucut at the latter place will be at
I o'clock in the afternoon Saturday.
Hev Van Nnye preached bis farewell
sermon In the Presbyterianehurch San.
day, and will immediately take np bis
work at Pendleton. Kev Van Nuys has
accomplished much good during his
stay in this city and has many irlenda
wno are sorry to nave him leave, bat
wish him suecets in his new Meld of
labor. . ' "
A gruesome reminder of the terrible
calamity which befell the little town of
Heppner on the 14th of last June was
found by Marlon Evans, a farmer living
on Willow Creek, last Thursday. It
was the remains of a man, which bad
been thrown aphy the late high waters.
The body waa badly decomposed anif
could not be recognized, , . .
Dr and Mra A L Richardson returned
from Portland Sunday morning. Mra
Richardson baa been studying music in
Portland for the past four months, both
vocal and instrumental. She studied
voice culture under Mrs waiter Reed
and took instruction on the guitar fron
a Peruvian instructor. Prof Rebagllatl.
Mrs Richardson is possessed of more
than ordinary musical talent and bav
I log taken instruction, nnder each able
instructors, will be able to charmingly
entertain her friends with song and
guitar, v . :. . -
FOR SALE Two acre block with new
8 room house, barn, out hoiiaes, well
unprovel $1100, time given on part.
This will bear investigation situated
on N Cherry and N street . t
i-f. tl Fred waring,- .
Change of
Management.
Tbo undersigned ban. purchased
the busin Bo known as the Harris
Cash Meat Market and will here
after conduct the same. .
We wish to inform the pul ie;
that we are prepared to furn h'
all kinds of meats, game a d'
poultry at the very lowest pri a'
consistaut with first-clas artit ?s j
We have our own deliv-.yi
and make two trips daily to , se .
Old Town. Highest mat et!
price paid for all cattle, hogs bud
sheep. We solicit a share of
your patrouage and guarantee
the very host satisfaction.
Phone orders receive prompt
and careful attention.
Harris meat market across the
track. Phone 1601.
TURNER & WALTER
La Grande Mer. Co.
You can save moLey
by buying your goods
ai the New Store.
Express and Delivery
Adna Rogers, Phoie 1497. Allcalls
receive prompt attention. General
express and delivery business. tl
FOR RENT
A furnished four room cottage. In-
of MrsZuhtr. : - tf
WHEN YOU WANT RUBBER
STAMPS REMEMBER. ME.
I manufacture every style on . any
mounting and carry a complete slock
of Pads, Ink, Raoks, Daters, Rubber
Type, etc. Seals, Stencils, Trade
Check, Door Plates, Postal Scales.
Write me what you want. I can
please you by return mail. Eveiy
stamp requirement supplied. .
WESLEY ANDREWS, Baker Cliy.
Central Church of Christ
Opposite Souamer House.
OPEN EVERY DAY
Pastor's Office Hours 1 to 2:30
Free Reading Room open from
noon until 9 pm. Men and
boys invited.
Bible school Sunday 10 a m
Preacbiug Sunday 11am and
7:30 pm.
Prayer MeetiDg Wednesday at
7:30 p. m. .
HIQII LIVING
is poBsihle at low cost. Our patrona
are particularly well fed, et none
could be accused of spending too much
money on tho "inner man" At
THE MODEL RESTAURANT
excellent meats are served at a verv
reasonable price.
The food is of the finest quality;
well cooked and well served . Dining
room is well appointed and comfortable.
.MODEL
, . RESTAURANT
J. A. ARBUOKLE, Prop.
OPEN. DAY AND NIGHT
We sell weekly Meal ,
SACRED HEART
ACADEMY
La Grande, Oregon.
Conducted by Bisters of 8t. Franol
8elect boarding and day school for
' Young Ladies
AoaJemio, Preparatory and Kined
garten courses are oouduoted on the
same principles as those pursued in
oar schools ol Philadelphia.
Mnslo and painting receive spools
attention
Letters of inquiry directed to
SISTER SUPERIOR
Tickets, Cash.
$4-50
All
included
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J. E. TILT
SHOE.
Qood lea the i
good wear,
good fit,
So there you
are, at
C. W. PRESTON'S
Shoe Specialist
Depot Street
ROSES RQses ROSES
I can furnish you with the best hardy toses
one year old at 25o each, or two years old at 45c.
Also all kinds of plants, such as Pausies, Asters,
Petunias, Daisies, Candytuft, etc. I make a
specially of all outside.woik, pruniug, grafting,
landscape work, gardening, lawn mowing, etc.,
at very reasonable rates. Give mo a trial, I will
guarantee to give satisfaction. All kinds of trees,
shrubs, small fruits, cabbage, celery and tomato
plants. Open Sundays from 8 to 12 a. m.
WM. GILPIN,
Phone 1161 Greenhouse
Watch our ad.We
special Sale Saturday.
will have ancther
La Grande Mercantile Co.,
' :.'.;- . ' Phone 1901
LA GRANDE, ; . OREGON
WOOD WOOD
" ' The best in the city, lowest price . - '
GOAL
FINE LUMP.
Anything in the
HAY and GRAIN line- ...
Call at bur store
Slater building,' or phone 1801.
GRANDE .RONDE CASH COMPANY.
Free delivery 'Phone Main 1801 Wholesale and Retail
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A very handsome and complete
line of MILLINERY now on
sale at the Bargain Store.
I B. M. Well man & Co.
How Can I Cure My
INDIGESTION?
THIS IS A QUESTION THAT HAS BEEN
ASKED TIME AND AGAIN BY HUNDREDS
yes, tb.ii'i8&nds and tens of thousands of people
There is but one way to do this; namely, relieve
the Stomach of its nervous strain rest it; atid
at the same time Assist the Stomach and Diges
tive Orgaus in Digesting and Assimulating
Sufficient Food to Rebuild the Tissues Support
ing tho Organs Iuvoleed. There is but one'
remedy that will do this, and that remedy ia
KODOL DYSPEPSIA CURE. If you want to
know more about Kodol, come in and
WE WILL TELL. YOU
A. T.
Prescription Druggist
HILL,
La Grande, Ore
First-Class JOB WORK at the OBSERVER
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We Have Not Said Much About It, But
! We Have Ladies Trimmed Hats Too
The Very Latest Direct From New York,
The City That Sets the Pace in Fashions.
THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY
1308-1310-1312. ADAfS AVENUE. IA GRANDE.
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