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About La Grande morning observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1901-1904 | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1904)
1 f; ( f . '!.' r '0' ii":?-;' .:!; f -s I ; fill '':v v if. '-.v "St.", Spray Pumps : H b near the time for spraying your orchard, and to do good work you will need a fint class sprayer. I ..have . nlc line of these goods from a bucket sprayer to the large size that handle four rows at a time, having sixty pound pressure guages and two nozzles. Call and examine them. MRS. T. N. MURPHY Shovels, Spades, Hardware TURKESTAN ALFALFA. The Dry Land gaiion. Alfalfa grows without irri- BROME GRASS Red Clover, Alfa.fa and all kinds of -' Garden Seed in bulk Seed Wheat, Baled Bariev. Oats, Etc.' The only Seed House inUnion County. JEFFERSON AVE. Oliver i Phone 1571 RESTAURANT FOR SALE CHEAP If Sold At Once. The La Grande Pawnbrokers Corner Fir and Adams 'Phone 1581 IUmnbtf"w atUI bay ud mU all) kind s Second Hud GoodM J J GENUINE PAN AN A HATS $8.00 Or AATT.PT7WQ OK3 Ob: HI! JL-U)JU M m I TAILOR AND CENTS FURNISHINGS. t-APAItlTPMC AP INTEREST GOOD FOR THE GOVERNOR. Lodge Directory. Concerning People-Who Come! : 'ff. "And go &nd. Other Items"; ". " of Local Interest. ; - do Ex county Judge Frank Wilson m a La Grande visitor Sunday. ... Mr D C Fisher one of ibe prominent residents of the Cove iuU Grande visitor. ' t . -i.-iu . ... Mr Weaver, the Cove grocer' wis iug business here today. Mr Disbmao prominent citizen of fclgln came up last evening. - ' : J W SeriUr, la In Portland end . ia not expected to return before Wednea day. . -.-.t-.-i . Hon Q W Webb is over from Pend lelon visiting bis daughter Mrs Jaeptr Stevens. He . will ' remain . seven i weeks. ':."'. a-;. ; ; ( , Tlie many friends ol Mrs F 8 t ran well will be pleased to know that she is now "rapidly recovering from ber severe illness. ."' ' " The ladlcrof the High Five Club will bd entertained . Thursday after noon by Mrs Bohnenkamp and Mrs Tom Ormond at tbe formers home. Mrs Robert Smith, president of the Ls Qranne National Bank of tble , oity arrived in the city this morning from Portland for a few dave busineas trip. Accorulng to tbe report of the mer chants Saturday was tbe business day of the. season. There seemed to be more formers in the city than neual. This may in a way account for it Mrs J C.Henry has returned from Arizona and California where she has been for tbe last six months. Mire Bessie remained in Portland to visit friends for a few days and will be home next week. - ' The Lyle Musicle met this afteenoon In the usual place and sfter listing to a very interesting musical program proceeded to elect officers for. the in aueing year. , We will publish a full report of tbe Musicle and election to morrow. ' , Mayor t oley baa Issued a call for a mass meeting of our citizens to on held on Thursday evening. Come out and let us prepare for a grand celebration It has been so long since we celebrated that many people in the city and county might entertain tne Idea that we have forgotten how. A B Gallows), Blake MuFall's np to date representative in the Inland Im pire, was a La Grande visitor yester day. He reports paper business irood, so good in fact that be ls thinking of aBking his house to furniBh him pri vate secretary to assist him writing up his orders. Gladys tbe little daoghler of Wro Miller.who was taken down with diph thvila several days ago 1b doing nicely and the atteooini uhyncian Dr Molitor states the quarintine will be rsiseJ with in a few days. This is tbe only case In the city and the only quarintine case of any kind.' The Ladies of the Presbyterian Church will Rive an ice cream and strawberry festival at the home of Mrs E M Anson on Friday evening of this week. Good music and amusements will be furnished throughout the even iug. Every body iB most cordially invited and urged to attend. 0 RalBton and 1 W White have shown their progrcsslvness by having juat in stalled in their stores an automatic scale thelatost production of the famous Dayton Scule Co of Ohio. The machine weighs and figureB values uutomatically Tbls cer talnly makes it wonderful and besides it does away with all . errors in weight aud calculation quite com. mon in Business. One of the events of the week will be the oratorical contest in the opera 'douse Saturday evening and tho field sports which will take place at the fair ground Saturday afternoon. The contestants will roprosent the High schools of Pend loton, Baker Cityk Union and La Grande, Tbe La tlrando school is busy at the present time making arraug. ments to entertain their visitors and at the same time keep as many oi tbe medals at home, providing they can do so by merit. Freeh Gheeolates Fresh Bon Bona Fresh Nougaot Freeh.Garmeh Fresh Taffey Fresh Salted Peanuts n Fresh Salted Alroouds Frebh Popcorn Fresh PHILIP LOY Fruit You May Not Know It But it is the fact that there is lots ol money spent in s foolish mannei by people who do not know better and do oot lake time to find out. A or.al manv people who have not more money than they know what to do with, have found to their satisfac tion that they oan and do aave from 10 to 25 oonts on the dollar by trading at the RAINBOW STORE. We have a new and complete line of shoes (Sell 8chwab Co) every natr guarnteed. Theswellest line millinery in town at tbe lowest rices, enring and summer dress goods of all kinds, ribbons, laces, banderohlefs, extra fine line of dress trimmings, T.trilA. and mens under ware, mens shirts of all kinds, socks, suspender eta have just received a nioe line ribbon and lace romuants, you save lots ol money on them and get a fine selection. Our jewelry Is gow- ini at 60 oents on the dollar if you are sowing to need a watch, dock rings, pins, broaches or any thing in the line of jewolry. Expert jeweler in oharge who guarantees all work. Oall and see ui. ol oan Governor Chamberlain on May 21 issued , a proclamation offering a reward ot 12,600 for tho arest and conviction, or for) information leading lo the arrest and conviction of the murderer or murderers ot J: C. Conn, who was killed in Luke County on March 4 last. ., ,., i , , ., At the same time he offered a re ward f $300 for the arrest and conviction of . each aud every one of tbe men who destroyed or participated in the destruction of 2,600 sheep in l.-ke Count) in April of this year. In sending out bis proclaraa tion to ' the county" official Iip also wrote a letter to each urging them to use energetically evert power wliiclt the law gives the r to apprehend and briny; tn i8tice tbe wrong-doers. , .The Governor is right in using every power which the Statutes and constitution of Oregon gives bira to stamp out the disgrace ful war range the t ia raging in South Eastern Oregon in viola tion of : law,' decency and humanity. : !!.';".' ' : ' ' .. f: The constitution . of Oregon not only gives tbe Qovernor ample power to suppress the law b.eakiug now goiog on , in the bunch grass regions, but it must emphatically declares that be shall use it when occasion demands. Section . nine of article five of the Oregon consti tution reads:: "" "The Governor ' shall be commander in chief of the military and naval forces of this state, and may call . out such forces to execute tbe. laws." Section ten of tbe same article lo further provide against lawless ness reads: "He (The Governor) shall take eare that the laws be faithfully executed." The outrages upon persons aid. property that have been perpe trated during this range War, unpunished aud without any apparent effort toward punish ment, for the putt two years have disgraced the whole state and the Observer is glad that the Governor has reHolved to put a stop to sunh lawlessness. The Observer contidentally hopes the Governor will persue the course he has so nobly begun with tbe sincerity of a Washington, tho iron will of a Jaokson, the unfaltering firmness of a Lincoln and the tireless energy and enthusiasm of a Roosevelt, until the foul stain upon the escutchen of our state, caused by the heretofore unpunished outrage perpetrated over a wide expanse of our area, be wiped out, aud Oregon, au stand erect, look the world in the face, and unblushing declare that it ia a land of freedom, wherein all rights are protected, all laws enforced, and all vilators of law are punished. E.VOI.F8 I -a Grand. Airie w P O E nieeU evvry Kriday nit-ht 111 K of f ball at 6 p UI. Visiting t-reltaern invited lo attend, C C Hwkwcll, VI i: AN M.yville, W See. POKKHTKKH OV AMKKICA-Oour! Maid Marion, No ! nmu eaih Tnnrtny In Elk't ball. llnlbm are Invited toalleiid. Al Heltierile! Banger, CJ Vftndtrpcol, keekec. I OO K 1. Grande Lo is', No 16 meet. In their halt every Su'urday Light Vlatling ml. ben cordially iuvitcd to attend. .... CJ VnderKioi; N Q. ' I It Snook. Hoc. , ittaifc Oats Oats Car load or sack; Roll ed or chopped. Bar ley the same. ' Wild, And Grain Hay d "Timothy. i Attractive Surroundings . ' Add to" the enjoyment of eating. Our restaurant is run on this princi ple and our tubles. uot to Bpeak ot our employees, are always attractive to the eye. Snowy linen, shining silver and glittering glass 'ate make an ap petizing piepaiatlon tor tne good ioou we serve. And more is I No Disappointment when it is placed before you, perfectly oooked and in generous proportions. How we manage to serve such meals a such modest piices is a mystery to every housekeeper in town. MODEL RESTAURANT J. A. AKBUCKLE, Prop. OPEN.DAY AND NIGHT We tell weekly Meal , Tickets, Cash $4.50 Our prices always the lowest; find out.' Do not forget that we handle coal and wood. GRANDE RONDE CASH COMPANY. rree delivery rnonemamisui . Wholesale and Ketail c. w. Shoe Specialist, GOOD LEATHER and GOOD SHOE MAKING t re eseettial lo the making of good shoes. All included in the J. E. TILT hand sewed shoes . PRESTON, DEPOT STREET The county seat question is being discussed in all portions of the county and the more interest there is taken reveals the fact that the majority of the people realize that under the present conditions, they will get a court house free for a term- of fifteen years and that the expense of removing the records will not cost the tax payers anything and that La Grande is the proper place, the most economical point in the county to do county business. Spokane Cafe This well known Cafe is now under new manage ment aud the public is as sured full value for their money. Special prices to holders of meal tickets. . In order to give the pub lie an opportunity to know just what a good place we have, wo have reduced the price cf meal tickets from $5 to 4 50. This is a spot cash proposition. Try our Sunday Chicken Dinner. SPOKANE CAFE J. F. Johnson Depot St. La Grande.Or . Tf f tttf tttttf How Can I Cure My t , h t INDIGESTION? THIS IS A QUESTION THAT HAS BEEN -ASKED TIME AND AGAIN BY HUNDREDS yes, thousands and tens of thousands of people : There is but one way todo this; namely, relieve the Stomach of its nervous strain rest it; and -at the same time Astist tLe Stomach and Diges tive Orgaus in Digesting and Assimulatiug . Sufficient Food to Kobuild the Tissues Support ing the Organs Iuvoleed. There is but one remedy that will do this, and that remedy is KODOL DYSPEPSIA CURE. If ybu want to know more about Kudo!, come iu and WE WILL TELL YOU HILL, ., Prescription Druggist La Grande, Ore , r 4 4 4 A. T. t I Ladies' Tailored Suits at less than Manufacturer's Prices. Coming Eve its May 24-27 Oregon State Grange, Oorvallis. May 21 Union County Pioneer. May 27-28 Association, La Urande. June 6 General electiou in Oregon. Juno 15-16 17 Oregon encamp ment Q. A. R., Hood Kiver. June 22 Tliirty-accond annual re union Oregon Pioneers, Portland. June 23-24-25 Ndtthwesl Sports men's 'ournament, Pendleton . August 22-27 American Mining Congress, Portland. . Contractor Mars la adding several teams to Ills list of rock haulers every day. He is Betting Ills quary opened tin in Bood shape vnd there will soon be line ul teams from the quary to the a.11 -! uny uiu oik. j- Second Hand : SALE Cook stove & ranges 13.75 to t20 00 Kitchen trousuros 1 50 to 2 50 chairs, all kinds, 10c to 3 00 cupboards and safos, 1 50 to i 00 Dairy churns, 2 50 to i 00 white Lilly Imperial washing ma chines, - 0 50 Lounges, Sotteos, & sofa beds at 150 to 7 50 2 eloctrio chuudiliers at 2 50 & 3 50 I have a large stock of assorted furniture, dressers, commodes,' wood and iron beds, parlor suits, springs, mattresses, feather pll lows, etc. Now tinware, granite, lumps and glassware, crockery, broouis, whips in fact every new artiule tn the we are selling out at wholesale cost We have left of our Spring stock in this line some FIFTEEN SUITS and in otder to make a complete clean-up have d'.cidcd to offer these at sacrifice Block Etamine sitic, Eton Jnokel trimmed with black silk around nei k and down front, stole effect. Three narrow silk bands down front nd back K-gtilar price 12.50 sale pi ice 10 00 Cissimero suit, Eton or Norfolk Jncket wiih cape, military ettVot, blij.i and grav m'Xfd Neat looking nod sirviraldfl & gular pries 12 50 ale price 10 00 Nnvjltv suit. Eton Junket, of light grey suiting piped with Royal blue Hit'ill hrttsa niHons on annul- ' dt:is, rout, mid elefves ki.-t trim med some. Ri gular 12.50 sale fit Finer and more el tporately trimniett suits in Novelties, Cheviots, Voilr, ec. $15 suits $12. $16 50 suits $11 20. $17 5l! t.i:s $14. $21 Miits $19.80 Large lice ol ladies' Bummer skirts jnnt rtceived. Crah linen, Duok, Voile, Novelty, eto. . Prices $1.06 to $5.00. . Golden Rule Comp y imo lOIA IIO ArtAKJIC A1IC11IIC IOUO lOIU-IOli HUAIIIJAVLIUC Dullvery free. F D Haisten, At C it M Noble's old stand 1415 Adams Ave. E. G. FOWLEN, TRANSFER AND DELIVERY Wood, Clear Creek and Castle Gate Coal Phone No 1611 A.U phono orders sivi i Our prompt Attention. . ' w - ' a 4 (1 r I ; j