Second Hand Wheels
I km time mcmmI hand whceb as good as new; at a
vatydttaf pgct. : Call and examine them, I have also
test received a nice toe of hammocks at prices from $1 00
17 CO aB kinds and patterns. If you sec them you will
buy one. Call ana examine th goods. ..'
MRS. T. N. MURPHY
Shovels, Spades, Hardware
teAt1TEMSW
INTEREST
Hr r house r . -fed-Dfrerctory.
Concerning People Who "Come
And go and Other Items i
of Local Interest, -" '
TURKESTAN
ALFALFA.
The DryiLand, Alfalfa grows without irri-
gatkn.
BROME GRASS
Red Clover, Alfa.fa and all kinds of
Garden Seed in bulk
Seed Wheat, Baled
Dsrfcy. Oats, Etc'
'...).- ' ;- , . " ,
l Tho only Seed House
inUnion Oounty.
JEFFERSON AVE.
Oliver?
Phone 1571
.'A
V
Dishes
We still have sorn of the
Ormbnd stock which we will
sell out at
60" CENTS ON THE $1 00
While it laata. The yery latest patterns in dishes.
The La Grande Pawnbrokers
Corner Fir and Adams
'Phone 1581
of Bin- Hm OMdMl
.mU all) kinds
GENUINE
i
PANANA HATS
$s.oo
BOSS & ANDEEWS
TAILOR? AND CENTS FURNISHINGS.
' E B Belong of the valley m In the
city today.
' I Fi Men, deputy stock inspector
is down from Qtarkey.
F E Wilbolm of Pendletont Is vlslt
Ing bis Starkey friends this eek.
W H Harris of the Cove It visiting
bis brother Arthur, of this oity, v i (
IK Wright left this morning . for
Baker City. ZJ':' '
, Don't forget the ice cream and ntraw
berry festival at Mrs Ansoos Friday
evening.
Next Monday will be decoration day
Appropriate services will be held The
program will be published later. '
. A good program bas been arranged
for .the; strawberry festival at Mrs
Ansoos, Friday evening. v
Inez Knowlea, -. has recovered from
her recent attack of typhoid fever and
ii able to be . out. " f V
Albert Baker of Summerville was
doing business in the city today.
Obaa Hammock. a well known La
Grande boy was married on the 21st in
Spokane to Miss KatenaJCamotier.
Remember the mass meeting in the
Commercial Clnb to night to determine
whether or not La Grande will . cele
brate this year.
President J. A MoWhirter Is now
arranging his ooinmitteos for the prop
er entertainment of the Union county
Pioneer Association which will be beld
in this oity on the 28th of Jane.
TheKaffeKlatch will be entertained
tomorrow afternoon at the home of
Mrs N Molitor.
"Mies Florence Buckingham of Ottis
School of Oratory, Chicago ' has been
secured for one evening's entertain
ment in , Central Church.; Lovers of
High grade entertainment may mark
June 7th on their note books. -
All Sir Knights and their families
are invited to attend the Maecabee so
cial Friday evening, -; - " ,r . y v -
The Grande Ronde creamry ' today
recievud a large shipment of. creamery
cans to accommodate their " increasing
number of customers,
Mrs Thomas Sherwood and daughter
Jennie left today to visii friends and
relatives in Portland and Taioma, "
Or Tape was a passenger on this
mornings train enroots to the Hot
Lake from. California. Mrs Tapes
health bos not improved sufficiently
for her to return. ....
Mr Vasey of Utah, who has been in
the city visiting ber sistor Mrs A L
Richardson, went to Cove yesterday, to
spend a few days with her. sister.' Mrs
I M Clark. -
Owing to the small eale of mutton;
.hoop among the growers of Umatilla
county, it is expected that the . Union
county rage will be in greater demand
than usual this season.
J F Alden of Starkey has been
ppointed deputy atonk inspector of
Union county. All deceased stock re
ported to him will recieve prompt
attention. . .
Geo Ball has purchased the properety
on Washington Ave adjoining his roo
ming bouse and bas filled up those
ughly holes that have been an eyesore
lor years.
T M Stubble&eln has arrived from
Huntington and bas rented the south
room on Depot street in the Ralston
building and will open an exclusive
boot and shoe store. Mr BtubbleOeld
has many years of experience in this
line and feels confident of making
success In our thriving city.
We are mailing over 1000 sample
copies ol the dally Observer to those
who reside along 'the rural deliveries
and at post offices who reoieve dally
mail. Don't be afraid to take them
out of the office as there will be no ex
pense whatever until a solicitor calls
upon you and your subscription is
obtained.
H ., Alexander
S L Morse
A Freeman A wife
M L Wlngins
Hoffman
M E Uordall
r. E Bishop ;
Ones E Lock wood
Julius Green .
JT Wolfe
Jno. Brooks
B Mils
J M Hale
FB Wood
A Hill
E A Moxley
Nels Hanson
Oren Smith
J P Churchill
Barney Neltler
Tom Hill - '
A Moxley -
Eugene
Boise
Denver
Portlsnd
do
do.
do
do
, .do
Walla Walla
' Mmnapolss
Pendleton
- . Bt Joseph
Spokane
Chicago
Philadelphia
Calston Can
Saton Calif
do
do :
" Elgin Ore
- Joseph
EAGLES L Grande Atrie t FO E waeta
very Friday nirbl lo K of f lull .t i p ro
VUilloB hrethero Invlud to attend.
C C llockwall, W e. AM atayvllle, W BM.
rroiessor nooEeaoerry recleved a
telegram this afternoon stating that
toe. government Ben car "would nss
through the city in the morning at
about eight th rty and for him to be
on hand with cans In which to remove
his young trout. He will be able to
get about thirty thousand,
Special Excursion to the World's
Fair.'
The Denver & Bio Grande, in con
nection with the Missouri Psoitis, will
run a series of Personally Conducted
Exoursions to the World's Fair daring
June. , These exoursions will ran
through to ft. Louis without change
of cars, making short sto s at prlroi
pal points eoroute. Tee first of these
Exoursions will leave Portland June
7tb, and the second June 17tb. The
rate from La Grande will be $69 to Bt.
Louis and return. Excursionists go
ing via the Denver 4 Bio. Grande
have the privilege of returning by a
different route. This is the most
pleasant way, as well ss the moat de
lightful route, to cross the continent.
The stops arranged give an oppor
tunity of visiting the various points of
interest in and about Kansas City
If yon wish to accompany on of these
exoursions write at oice to W. O. Mo
Bride, 124 Third street, Portland, for
Sleeping car reservations.
rOKKHTKHS OK A af ERICA Court Maid
Marlon, No a liMtti faeh Tuesday In Elk's
hall llrotbeni are Invited to attend.
A) Heliner Chief Sinter.
0 J Vanderpool, keolfeo.
10 OF-La Grande Uo&f, No 1 meeU In
their ball every ga-arday nlsht. Vliltlng intJll
ben eordially invited to attrnd.
CJ Vanderpool, N U.
IBHnook.Ser.
' 6ft
Oats Oats
Car load or sack; Roil
ed or chopped. Bar
ley the same. Wild,
And Grain Hay d
Timothy.
Dr. 1' A CHARLTON
VETERINARY SURGEON,
Office at A T Hill's Drug Store
La Grande, Oregon Phone 1361
Attract' ve Surroundings
Add to the enjoyment of eating.
Our restaurant ia run on this princi
ple and our tables, not to sneak of our
employees, are always attractive to
the eye. Snowy linen, shining silver
and glittering glassware make an ap
petizing preparation tor the good lood
we serve. Ana tnere is
. No Disappointment
when it is placed before yon, perfeotly
cooked and in generous proportions.
How we manage to serve such meals
ai suob modeHt prices is a mystery to
every housekeeper in town.
Our prices always the lowest; fioJ out. Do not
forget that we handle coal and wood.
GRANDE RONDE CASH COMPANY.
Free delivery 'Phone Main 1801 Wholesale and Retail
MODEL
RESTAURANT r
J. A.' ARBUCKLE, Prop.
OPEN.DAY AND SIGHT
We tell weekly Meal ,
Tickets, Cash.
'$4.50
Jee,
i
mh Oheeolatee
Fmb Bon Bona
. . Freeh Nougect
,'. ftohgOarmels
Fresh Taffey
Fresh Salted Peanuts
' Fresh Salted Almonds
Frebh Popoorn
'' ; : . - . . Fresh
Fruit
t
PHILIP LOY
Congratulations. .
Mr. John H. Cullom, Editor of tbr
Garland, Texas, News, bas written a
factures congratulations to ths sssnu
letter of . of.. . Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, as follows : "Sixteen years
ago when oar first child was
baby he was subject to oroupy
spells and we w uld be very uneasy
about bim. We began using Cham
berlain's Cough Bemedy in 1887, and
finding it suob a reliable remedy for
colds and oroup, we have never been
without it in the bouae eiuoe tbat
time. We have five ohildren and
hate given it to all of them with
good results." For Sale by all drug
gists.
L Special Notice.
For the next few weeks there will be
several hnndred sample copies of daily
Observer mailed regularly to residents
of the ruial deliveries In the county.
We want you to cad them carfully.
We do not expect you to pay for them
Our reason In so doing Is in the hopes
that after you have been visited for an
undefinite period, when our solicitor
calls upon you will want to be added
to our permanent list of subscribers.
New Arrivals
There arrived this morning on No. 1
the latest and swellest lines of pat
terns, street and walking bats, lor
ladies and misses and girls, ever
shown here and prioes are lower than
ever, also material for making all
kinds oi bats, we make them to order
and guarentee eatisfoation.
Our line of suvnTer dress good is all
new and the latest, we are selling
them at grocers profit. No trouble
to show goods and give prioes. If you
bsve not been in the Rainbow Btoie
you do not know what you have miss
ed. .... .. . ,-. ,
OS-TE CP-A-THY
It it swell known fact ,'that the
more you drug for constipation, the
more stubborn and aggravated tbe
condition becomes Osteopathy pro
motes musoular aotion ol tbe bowel
cures constipation. '
The power to get well it formed i
tbe organism ot the iick--Com; etent
Osteopaths oontrnl the throttle tbat
regulates these vital forces and nti
line them to aid nature to effect
ours.
I )
v
Shoe Specialist,
GOOD LEATHER
and GOOD
SHOE MAKING
. ere eseettial
to the making
of good shoes.
All included
in the J. E.
TILT hand
sewed shoes.
PRESTON,
DEPOT STREET
r 4
How Can I Cure My
! INDIGESTION?
THIS IS A QUESTION THAT HAS BEEN
ASKED TIME AND AGAIN BY HUNDREDS
yes, thousands and tena of thousands of people
There is but one way to do this; namely, relieve
the Stomach of its nervous strain ;rest it; and
at the same time Astist the Stomach and Diges
tive Orgaus in Digesting and Assimulatiug
Sufficient Food to Rebuild the Tissues Support
ing the Organs Iuvoleed. There is but one
- remedy that will do this, and that remedy is
KODOL DYSPEPSIA CURE. If you want to
know more about Kodol, come in and '
Notice To Water Consumers
Ordlnanoe No. 2i8 provides that
Tbe water rates Bball be due payable
in advanoa at the office of Oity Re
corder on the first day of eaoh month
(except for meters, which are payable
onth e first day of the succeeding
montb), and if not paid within tbe
first ten days the water will be abut
off tbe premises, and not turned on
until payment it made of amount due
with one dollar in addition for tbe ex
Dense of turning water off and on.
Tbia rale shall be strictly enforced be
ginning with tbe 23rd. ot this montb.
H. O. Oilman,
tf ' Water Supt.
Spokane Cafe
This well known Cafe is
now under new manage
ment and 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, we 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 .
WE WILL TELL YOU
: A. T. HILL,
Prescription Druggist La Grande, Ore
4 m
1 Ladies' Tailored Suits
at less than Manufacturer's Prices. ;
CONTEST KOTICK.
Onlt.r) St.tM Lanrt oltlra,
1 Qratide, Ort-on, May iS, I6O4.
A mmriMl coutmt affidavit having: haeo
Bled In thia office by Kred K Holltk oontea
i.nt. acalnat Hi me-ltad .ntnr No Sri, made
aealnai tieme'ieau mhj 7'.i.
Jan Ism. for KX?H swwx co
Lt 1. ti lliirMl iIkI aaid Emerv K
rnnnB ha whollv abandoned aaid homfatcad
a3Tp,8,BI
tcateo. in Whirl
IT W M hv RmPrv
i ual aam emery o
cd aaid tiomfafcad
entry lor more than alx monlha laat poat and
ru,thr thai he haa n.vr tablhod nral.lr.iic
on ild tract or nu any
mania at any time: and that aaid al
SllmrrMi Mid land a. not dne to
h5 "niploym.nt in the Army, Navy or Marin.
0?rp.o?S. Untied Slaie. Ma
M.maiiorniarin.,durlns lb. war with Boaln
ordirlnitauyolhM war In which th. I'ni'cd
2tal"ariryl..naTd. Bald pari lea am htreby
iSlff'd to a.pri?"rcpond and offer ..Id.uc
loVicbir i..(l.!ltlon at 10 .elork . m. on
June S. 14 brfufe Ih. Kurlrt.r and mlt at
th" Umtd oUlea Land olfie In 1 Orande,
TbV";II rontMtont havlnv In proper affl
da.ll. Hi" 1 Mar J;"1. '. -t Vth f"whlch
Ibow dial .licr un. "'""" "r'u 7. hmii or.
ol lhl notiot can not bo made; It la here ? or
Jer d and directed bal nich uolic b. glnn by
Ju. and prop.. publalion.w
a A a.nfcrt Raoelver.
J, T. WllUamson Attorn.? " "
I
IContMtajak
Second Hand
SALE
Cook stove & ranges
Kitchen treasures
obairs, all kinds,
cupboards and safes,
Dairy cburns,
white Lilly Imperial
chinos,
Lounges, Settees, &
S3.75 to t'20 00
160to25U
15o to 3 00
100 to 400
2 50 to 4 00
washing ma
- 650
sofa beds at
150 to 7 50
2 electrlo cbandillera at 2 50 & 3 60
I hnve a large stock of assorted
furniture, dressers, oommodes,
wood and Iron beds, parlor suits,
springs, mattresses, feather pil
lows, etc
New tinware, granite, lamps and
glassware, crockery, brooms, whips
in fnot every new article in the
we are soiling out at wholesale coat
Dollvory free.
F D Haisten,
At C & M Noble's old stand
1415 Adams Ave.
We have left of our Spring stock
in this line tonw FIFTEEN SUITS and
In order to nuke a complete clean-up
have decided to offer these at tatrific
Black Etaiuine suit, Eton Jacket
trimmed with black silk around
net k and down Iron t, stole effect.
Three narrow silk bands down Iront
and back Rngular price 12.50 sale
price 10.00
Caseimere suit, Eton or Norfolk
Jacket with cape, militsry efiVot, '
blUH and grav mixed Neat looking
and servicahle Segular price 12 50
sale price 10 00
Novelty suit, Eton Jacket, of '
light grey suiting piped with Royal
blue, small braes buttons on shoul
ders, iront and sleeves, skirt trim
med same. Regular 12.50 sale $IC
Fiuer and more elaporatel)' trimmed suits in Novelties, Cheviots,
Voiles, eic.
$15 suits $12. $16 60 suits 13 20. $17 50 suite $14. $21 suits $19.80 '
Largs line ol ladies' summer skirts just received. Craah
linen, Duck, Voile, Novelty, etc. ?ricee $1.!)5 to $5.00.
Golden Rule Comp'y j
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E. P. Staplea
E. E. Romlg
R0MI0 & STAPLES
--GROCERIES--
A full and complete lino of staple and fancy gro
ceries. Fancy canned and lunch goods; TiDware,
graniteware and wooden mare.
Fruits nud vegetables in season. Bakery prodnote
always fresh. Good service aud quick delivery.
Phone 431
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