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to ridt in the lead, ct a -;'"' .:.V
Crescent or Rugby Wheel
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built. If your lawn needs sprinkling, we have
cotton or rubber hose that will give you perfect
satisfaction. Our ball-bearing lawn mowers
lead them all for easy running and durability.
MRS. T. N. MURPHY
Shovels, Spades,Hardware
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IRVATIONS-
iUR REPORTERS
SNAPS SNAPS
la all kinds of second band goods.
pay cash and sell for cash.
We
Books 05 and up
Cook atoei 8 00 and up
Bed steads 1 00 and up
Bed springs 50 and up
Chairs 25 and up
Revolvers -1 00 and up
Bicycles 5 00 and up
20 lb candy scale 2 00
Spray pump $ 7 50
Top boggy, new 50 00
Open buggy 15 00
Spring hack 7 60
21 jewel Elgin watch 15 00
$25 suit of clothes 7 00
$ 8 set Ebony brushes 1 00
Parlor hanging lamp 2 50
The La Grande Pawnbrokers
Corner Fir and Adams
RiMabi still bay nd tt all kind 'Phone 1581
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.
JEFFERSON AVE.
Olive i?
Phone 1571
We Offer Good Shoes
Hanan Shoes.
Walk-over Shoes.
You know that they are good
Prices Range From $3.50 to $7-50.
"Hoss & Andrews,
TAILORS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS.
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Wml'attoDof Elgin la In tha city.
P A Cliarlton baa moved to this city
from Pendleton.
County court meeta Wednesday of
thla week.
Cwhler J B Dioraon of Elgin apent
aunday in the city.
Dont. forget the orotorlcal conleat at
the High acheol tomorrow nlybt. '
B A Mfyera returned this morning
from a aix montha tojoarn In California
J M Hiltz la arranging tb-apenda
month at the St L juia fair and expects
to atart on the 11th.
Mrs N S Kelley who has been In Port
and for several montha la exported to
return in a few day a to again make thia
her home,
J 8 Tucker a ncent arrived from the
east baa relieved bia household goods
and will make this bia home.
Busiuess waa astir toi'ay and indicatea
a continuance from now until anow flies
again,
Judge D B Beavia of Wallowa
oouoty ia in theoity visiting bia sons
Dra J L and L D Beavia
Special agent Alexander lolt on de
layed No 1 this afternoon for Pendleton
and Weston on official business.
W E Heudricks has taken posesslon
of the photograph property west of the
Foley bouse wbicb be recently purcbae
ed.
N N Mason baa just reuieved a sacven
ger pnmp and will be ready lor busi
nese in a few days. Bee hlB ad.
Isaac B Hill a former resident of tbis
city now employed on the Hazelwood
farm near Spokane wntea that the light
uing a few days ago struck their barn
and killed two horses,
Master uiachanic J D Matheson upon
being asked relative to the new engines
that se eral papers in this vicirity bad
mentioned about to arrive and be re
plied tbat if tbe company bad any in
tention of placing new engines on tbe
O. R. & N be had not been so inform-d,
Hon and Mrs F S Stanley, of Port.
land are in tbe city guests of Mr and
Mrs J M Berry.
Wilson Berry, of Hinesville Arkansas,
is expected to arrive in tbe city this
evening. He is a Brutber of Mr W W
Berry of this city and will remain here
a short lime getting acquinted agaiu.
It baa been nine yeara since the brother
have met.
Mrs Fred Hilbish of Elgin who has
been in the city the gueBt of Mrs Ellis
Crandail returned to her home this
morning.
Mra W liiswell of Baker City arrived
in the city this morning and will be
tbe guest of Mra Ellis Crandail.
Mrs Ed Murphys many frienda will
be pleased to learn that she is much
better. MrsMurphy has been quite
sick.
Quite a change ia being made in the
front of the state saloon. Tbe preeent
front will be set in about fifteen feet
and thiB will be need aa a'cigar store.
Mr Ueo Handfioks and family ol
Bmitli Center KanBas arrived tbia
morning with the intention of mak
ing his home here. He is a piano
tuner and expecta to engage in busi
ness here. He is a brother of Mr W 8
Hendrioks who has interested himsell
o tbe photograph business.
Transport Thomas Sails
San Franoisno, May 2 The trans
port Thomas sailed today for Manila
via Honolulu. Sbe carried 221 re-
ouita for tbe army in tbe Philippines,
and to batteries of artillery, whicb
are to be stationed at Honolulu, Her
treasure vault contained $1,000,000 in
ilver ooin for toe Philippines, and tbe
baa a full cargo of army supplies.
Heavy Damages
Cbicago, May 2 For tbe loss of bis
right fcot while he was helping a tiain
orew ai. a turn table, Willi in Chartrea
11 yeara old, baa been awarded $14,000
damagee In Judge Monore'a conrt In
August 190B while at play near the
i urn-table oi the Bel r ilway, the boy
was called by an engine orew to help
turn the table.
him that b baa gained fifteen
Zls in weight aluce tbe beginning
travels. Hep;it atveral daya
f r t A l..in. t hard. h
u rrauoucir, pi'u iivw -" -
o Los Aiiillcs where be met
old Eaotein Oregon fiends and
be pleasure ot vismug several
whom be bd not met lor rver
years. His vi.i. a rnotn-i, ai.
its most inttrtatiog though be
Hie weather rather tropical as.
curv regicteiea luz in tue
t.s uats
Vandenrj
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announce mi:
rdav February
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Fruit Picker
O P Goodall baa an ingenious de
vice known ae a fruit pioker wbicb be
ia thinking of introducing in thia
county. By tbis device applea, peara
and plums can be gathered from tbe
ground do.ng away with Udders. It
looks very practical andoertainly will
prove a good seller.
otor was very mucb i npreas-
tbe beauties and natural ad-
;of Lob Angeles. He saya "I
rei.oB Aneeleb the muet deair-
uii euiili in which to live,
Pr4one ha sufficient weallh.h-.ii
I at,nd ibat'loi the m n who
ban, make his foituur, tie
Q'Hude valley ia ttie O' ly tpot
O" Hw." Toe Dr. tn.it w.iU an
""Miiiie ij tortluid whereby
bo his ankle a.id ii compell
ed ima This CJmes very
""" h cn i Iks is he Brat
(ime I h'.s sixty years ol bis 'xis-
enue Ibe n mi h dioippd He
iy back lu La Graude
lor kei j, 1 1 thouroughiy recov
ered tbwin res'ime active prac
tice ani tne balance of bis ("aye
here
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Grain
Othy.
Hayj
And
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Otii wayB the lowest; find
forgdwe haudle coal and wool.
out. Do
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Temperance Lecture
J M UlaBB.the temperance orator who
is now touring this valley spoke to
very large, aucllento in Central church
Sunday night. He is rapid fluent and
logical speaker. He takes the view
that the liquor buisneBB will in time be
abolished in this country and that its
retirement will be the results of the
demands of buisneBB interests. He at
this time is working for the local option
and direct primary laws that will be vot
ed on in June. Ha stated that our pro
posed lotal option law was identical
with the Texas law whicb had just been
declared constitutionab by the supreme
court. Mr Ulaes speaks to night in
Cove.
Samuel Dying
Ossioing, N Y May 2 Samuel
Parks, the former walkibg delegate of
the structural ironworkers' union in
New York, is dying at tbe hospital at
8ing Sing. He is sufTeriog from con
sumption. Born
In this city May 1 to Mr and Mrs W
N Monroe a lO'-j pound daughter.
SOMMER HOUSE
H Hubbard
J B Thorn n
ii Bodr
W D Allard
L II iiinbaiich
Connor
Mra W D Foreman
U A'Weldon
It A Kuner
K E Wellard
M E notches
Wm Penile
O I. Benten
M b Krause
K Ifoger
I W l.eaton
I A Alexander
t Baker
A 11 W Ibim
Portland
Elgin
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Portland
do
Elgin
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Baker
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Portland
Elgin
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Hntlngti n
Seattle
Portland
Denver
Eugene
Portland
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Announcement
Mr and Mrs W D Smith desire to
announce to tboee holding invitations
tbal in following tbe wirbes of tbe
late Mrs Lewis, the marriage of their
daughter Miss Ethel and Mr Press
Lewis will take place at High noon
Wednesday May 4th as originally ar
ranged but tbeie will be no reception
in tbe evening. However frienda of
tbe family who may call ia tho after
noon will be welcome.
6-2-4
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GME R0NDE CASH COMPANY.
yery Pleasant
'tre. Tables are i
especially,. nse. Their favorite
dishes artj inst to their liking.
Courteoni,ttrll,;ve waiters receive
and till tlu.o
At tUe Restaurant.
everyone I, linmB.
Iho varktjie of fare permits
of a pleasiii,.e ,! ,, f,Hl, the
cooking, tli), B1)1 the l.ri es give
perfect satii,,,
MbEL
lAUKANT
A. AuKLE, Prop.
OPE AND NIUHT
$4-50
PhorlttainlSOl Wholesale and Retail
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FOB BENT Five room house. Inquire
of A 0 Huntington.
LOST Gold lowed spectacles between
Odd Fellows Hall and Ball's Room
ing House, on evening ol Tuesday
A pril 20. Mrs George Ball 6-2-4
LOST Ladies large gray purse. Lost
between Ramsey and Oliver's office
and Post office. Finder leave at this
office.
DR.
BIGGERS
RETURNS HOME
Dr G. W . Biggers, who left this city
March 24. for a trip through South
ern California and Arizona, relurned
Sunday morning. He reports having
had a most enjoyable trip and returns
mucb improved in health and spirits
In faot tbe climate bas ao well agreed
We tell w Meal .
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Nkv Emwture j
CakdofhigD(.yegood3, the lineBi mi
to tbis cid SideboarWUiMsets, maeu, ..-g..,
Rotters a Kaw ChirsAoBice Dk9 and Cbin, KiwUen
Cabiuets-lery houUlt4f shuU,(l 6ee tWs'
beauty anility. P'ni ebairs 65 eta n 4."5
tables belies.
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11 calif, ill y or inn'
a Specialty. :
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Phone 91
Ris't'cncc Fhone 367
1 -2ii-2 A-Sani Ave
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Otheratores maist us selling tin
pans and dry; goothjt; -theyJiOiu t
touob ub on shoes, yve been eat
ing, drinking , breaig and living
sboes for so many yfcibat we can't
help beat the buBiiiG
C. W. PRiTON,
Shoe Specialist, Dot street
'IGES
QUESTION
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GREAT BARGAIN
At Closing Out Sale
Of my stock of new goods
40o Royal Granite Coffee and Tea Pots 2t
20e " " Handel sauce pans 16
85c " " Tea Kettles 65i
60o Copper Bottom Tea Kettle 42t
$1.26 " " No. 8 Wash Boiler 98e
15c Retinned Coffee Pot 10c
irk'b TlMR"4n A
;.e9tlious6nds and tens of ttioushtids of people
ffirli9 but one way to do tliis; namely, relieve
S mach of its nervous s&aiu rest it; aud
fiheame time Astist the Strniacb and Diges-
irgaus in Digesting and Assiinulatiug .
ftSont Food to Rebuild the Tissues Support
i tis Organs Iuvoleed. There is but o n e
e tbat will do this, and that reiuedy is
IdI DYSPEPSIA CURE, j If you waDt to
liwlore about Kodol, come irj aud
vfe WILL TELL YOU
A. T. HILL,
iplion Druggist Grande, Ore
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This stock includes all kinds ot granite, tin ant
wooden ware, crockery, lamps and glassware. Knives,'
forkes, spoons, etc.
Iu fact every new article iu tbe sto-e during this
sale goes at wholesale cost to you.
SECOND HAND GOODS.
I have a large stock and these are olTtred at very
low figures. Bicycles. 1 have several Cue wheels at
$7.50 and up.
WANTED: Secon.l hand goods. I will pav high
est cash prices.
F. D. HAISTEN,
At C & M Nobles old stand, 1415 Adams Ave.
taa "'
Dry Chain & 16-inch Slab Wood
All orders given prompt nttenliot. Yards on
Greenwood stand 3rd and Palmer t. Orders
left at either yard promptly delivered.
Price Reduced to three dollars.
Phnne 7i H. W. NIBLEY
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Lacks Tauorco Suits
at Is than Mantfacturcrl Prices.
We have leltlol our Spring itod
this line some AfTEf.N SUITS and
dcr to make Itomplc'e clean-up
hvt decided to ulk these at sactidce
Kick Utitiuine It.:, Elon Jacket
tjintitii with ' buck iilk ft rim ml
"Uiui down Imni, -lole i' fleet.
Tk nairii'v sit tuiuli il iwu Iront
rilnck lguliir price 12.60 sale
P"JIU1)U
Cmimerc suit, I5i.'in Or Norfolk
W with enpe, rirliNr iff.ot,
"''ml grny mixed Sunt luckiiiK
"viral.l!! SfEii',rr price 12 5U
ir-e 10 00 . , . . .
I V-lv suit.' Eton iirket. of
First-Class JOB WORK at the OBSERVER
''y suitinfr rtiprd ir'l..Royjt'-' )
i V"'U '' biitri'nj.u'a thuuH-": ' 'A
"''i hit ami Blr-Bnn s'tjrK triir? -i
""p. Ki KiilarMWkl? 'Jt
Finer and mjt elapotwelj
'"Hi
f lo suits $12
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