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About La Grande morning observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1901-1904 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1904)
i K ; . - : Half a Carload of fe;v . . New Wall Paper. Wa have ust racalved htlf ear load of the newet and latest will paper. Half carload means 20.0W rolls. Thkis more paper than any one firm ever thought of bringing; Into thb county In a tingle mtort. This paper Is all lor sal. and must to told tbis sewn, bm brooe-httwo Bra elaes paper hang. direct from Chicago, who .raWltboot domM tb. most kllUal workmen In Eastern ho, with the . nl eUs paper hangars slready In our em. ploy, ft "the beet worklngforot In tbe Inland Kmpir.. " Stackland & McLachlen LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST PAINTS. GLASS TURKESTAN ALFALFA The DryUnd;Alfftlf 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 inXJnion County. A. V. Oliver JEFFERSON AVE. ' : Phone J57I H J Sobwsnberg m la I Grande Tuesday. Ha took tba county mm over to Doo, O.Conner. -Kepubllcan, Dr Rockraan who has been practising dentiatery In Colon lor toe put three vmth has deolded to more to ; Well Wn'la Hon W T Wright of Union wseelerfed presMent ol the Oregon Plonrer Asso ciation. An nruor waica ne w&u vcwui tabl fill Weetty Davis will have oharg of tbe free coffee on Pioneer day. There will 'be generoni enppljr of tbe Terjr beet, Union! shipment . of strawberries thus fir this seston will be sboot 6000 cntu. or 80,000, gsl.or 120,000 boxes. This Is en item tbst is worthy of notice nd It is bat on of several . similar items to which Union can point each season. Republican Mr Fred Littleton of Allcel, who baa been quite sick lor the paat two weeks with typhoid fsrer is now rapidly re. eoTrring. ' MrH Littleton, of Allcel was In tbe city today and reports that tbe frost did great damage to tbe gardens and potatos crop on tbe Bandridge and while some a pot of wheat were injured ing, the wheat on tbe high land was badly injured. O A Smith of Nibly la la tbe city and reports that tbe frost Injured many fields of fall wheat in bis vicinity and that the potato crop was burned to tbe ground. LOST Book, Black Leather, with con' tiaots and reolepts of Singer Sewing machine oo in it; of no value to any one but myself. Please Betu n to A H Stone La Grande and receive reward. f A Clarke and Soott Henderson of Enterprise, ears In Wallowa .Tuesday on a political mission. Rumor says tbat Scatt is after the Deputy Attorney ablDfor this county. This is one of tbe rich plums that Mr Lomax our nsw ly elected district attorney baa to give away. Wallowa News, FOR SALE Good gentle, team, Oeld i ' G. P. Simmons, lbs genial proprietor i of lbs livery barn oo West Jttfersou Street, and Mr. Orville Lament left t' oity yesterday for a days outing au'l fishing on Ladd creek. J. C. Harwood and . O. Deford, brtti of Winston, Mo., who have been pless- and viaitors to our oity for the past hree days, 1-lt Friday for Bpoltau.-, Wubington. The Fraternal Tribunes will give an Ioe Cream and Strawberry social this evening iu K of P. ball.- A royal good good time is aseu'ed A small adinles- lon charged will be made. I Hon. D A. McAllister who baa been on tbe eii'k list tbe last few weeks is slowly recovering and expects to be aid inflek aitof Ih business ceo o able to call upon bis (rimdsln town In 01 c" 18 "ur reatnir..nt loca a few days. .Here the bueinese men and ladies i-a u j T . t, , , ' partake .f koo.1 whi.lasome f.ioil. ('U Messrs Wm. and John Buesing, from , ,... , , ' rt . . PWKCrj IB Ul fcMV .JOBIt, mill .IfliO B9IW the old Caviness place, nine miles . , . . .2 ' from hers, were in the city yesterday , on a friendly visit to B. A. Crawford, I and to get some freight awaitio(t Miom, from Chicago. REFRIGERATORS! We are sole agents for the ICE MNU, ga.vamzcu ind porcelain enamel lined; will not break, scratch, or corrode, last a life time, always sweet and clean. Noted As An lee Saver Ornamental as well as useful Amidst Pi, fcsant Surroundin quick, SOMMER HOUSE ' On all kinds of Second Hand good. " Remember we buy all kinds of Second Hand Goods and pay eash lor same. If you hare anything to sell let us hear : from yon. . . -.: . . LOOK HERE! 2 Burner Gasolene Lamp, 3 60; Hanging parlor lamp, $2; Aocordeon, 2; Banjo, 5; l arge Clock, 11 50 Baby Buggy, il 60; 2 agon, $5; ' Carpenters tool cbest, 11 60; Drop leaf table, 1 26; 800 apple boxes, new, 10c each. The La Grande Pawnbrokers . Corner Fir and Adams ; ; 'Phone 1581 Remember ws still biry and sell all kinds ! of Second Hand CSoodsjl J 10 PER CENT ! REDUCTION a ' ON ALL SPRING SUITS. 26 Suits for 22 60 . , , ; ? ' ; r . 30 suits tor 127 00 i M 5 5 32 suiU for $28 80 ...... $36 suite for S31 60 40 suits tor 138 00 This for 20 days & ANDEEWS ! TAILORS AND OENTSFURNISHINGS. k A Two; Light Electrolier Empire style complete with etched jl ass shades and all attachment! pntjup lis year residence for oo See samples in oar window. . La Grande Light &Power Co City Property For Sale Finely Located,, Well Improved 5-Room House For Sale. Also Other City Property,' GRANT & HERR0NS pounds for partioulars enquire at this office. ' 0-24 31 DAW The directors of the Commercial ulub have kindly tendered the nee of the club rooms .to all viaitors on Pioneers dsy. Parties may leave their lunches in the gymnasium room where they will be of easy access and protected. Mr D 8 Wiley, of Wallowa, shipped three car loads of Sue looking porkers to Portland yesterday. . t E B Kelts of this oity, who has been at Vale, Malbeur eounty Oregon er- eoting a sobool boose, bas completed bis work and returned to bis borne at tbis place. A B Con ley from Cove was in tbs city today and was a patron of Cbil- Jers Feed and Livery Barn on Adams street. A ? Morton of tbis oity left sni morning to work in tbe wheat fields around Walla Walla Washington J B Hutse ol Elgin is in tbe oiiy to day on business. U L Wattstorm, a resident of Joseph psid (be oity a friendly visit yesterday. FM Yoder.ol Elgin wee visitor in the oiiy yesterday. Judge Aiken and family were La Jraode visitors yesterday. They oamt over to attend the annual commence ment of tbe Chicago Conservatory ol tfusio whiob was held here last even mg. 0 E Oocbran who will deliver tbe fourth ol July oration in this oity, was a La Grande visitor yesterday. Judge Eakin who a as In the oity last evt uing attending the commencement exerolaes of the Weston Contervatory of music, Irft, af.er n.e entertainment wai over, dioe through to bis bouie at Union. lhaa riayle will soon open a ..low store at Allcel as suon ss the building which ie now in course ol constructioD is completed. U Lit i t.m who itsidis near allcel ie buildii.g a neat home on bis farm, t, Tbe city council meets to night. ,piatrict attorney elect olj Peodletoa Mr Phelps arrived in the cily on this morn nga train. W L Tucksr is in the city end reporis tbe frost did considerable injury to the urn 1 1 In his vicinity. He has forty acres t'. al lie conaid is will be a total loai. . C K Dickoy, Diatr'ot Deputy Head Cutis il M W A with headquarters at Portland arrived in the city last night accompanied by bis daughter Kutb, on a short visit vt lib relatives and Mends. Bd Is doing a nii-e bus'ness lor the Wonimen. Mr Teel of Gi ho, spent the day yes terday In our beet fields. Teel istaklns great Interest In beet culture In bis section where the taperitnents are beiog made this year and with every Indldation of inoceie. Baker t'ity will phty ball lu ibis city on tbe Fourth, .overs of tbs dismond can restasturcd tbat lhars will be plenty of sloser. Deputy Cbelf of Honor of tbe Degrsf of Honor, Mrs Maggla Ilerrin, of Port land is in the oity a gueet of Mr and Mrs Oeo II Carrey She will return Sunday evsning. Dsn Hlnes who bas been visiting friends in tbe city several days return ed to bis home in aalem last e renins. f red Veotis of Baker City came down STOlwell Portland J D Klsppsr . do J L Brsdly ; do L Branson ' ! do P Story do HO Herman , do A Coffey do L O Lakln ' do L Long do U A G i bbon do J.P Wilder' do E C Marsal ; Union HWest City B Eakla & Faml! . ' Unioo A Baker Portland OEWymontb PF Frank . do S,Litehaeld do H Oodogan ' do BenQrubs Elgin Marie Grubs do H Ballange " Baker E Kendall Locklanp E Sexten - Youngtton C Woods : J- ' Pittsburg OKiog Washington DO A Jackson ' ' do Frank Han ". Cleveland Ohio A Rash -v , Porland B G Pitt do 0 Battroluew do V E Kamay . . ": do' W Hardnbongh do nert and courtrous. Our Bill of Fare comprises many appetizing dishes, -- is cb inged daily, so that you'll have a variety of food iu 1 horn. Variety of foods tends to make ns enthuaiastio elth our,noalB, and is really neceisary to proper health. Tne eame Inoil over and over again mkes ns "fired ol eating." Call at our yestuiant aud lest the merits of our disbes. MODEL RESTAURANT J. A. ARBUCKLB, Prop. . OPEN DAY AND NIUHT All sizes aud prices Phone 9-I Residence Phone 367 Ee ANDROSS Undertakers and Embalmers HOUSE FURNISHIlf 6S 1202 Aflains Ave ? We sell weekly Meal Tickets, Cash $4.50 Cabbage Plants E Z Caebine,. of Fruitdale, baa a large number of cabbage plants fur sale. Phone 1937. tf For Rent Eleven room house next door to the post office for rent S21 per month in advance. Apply to Fred Myers in La Grande National Bank. HE New Lumber Yard. I am now prepared to fill orders for all kinds of lumber. If yon need lum ber lee prices before ordering. E Rosenbanm Prop. Rainbow Store. Goddess of Liberty The' ballot boxes were opened t a afternoon and J he votes for Ooddeas of Liberty were counted and they vera as : follows. The votes will be coonted each dayand published in the Evening Observer. Nellie Dlsqua 270, Lillian McCall 205, Kate Nash 30, Lois Pidcook 29, Victoria Duryea 80, Cora Harding 36, Blanche Coffman 230. TRADE FOLLOWS THE PRICE That is why people come here for men's ami by boys' shoes The J. E. Tilt line is our spec ialty. Here is where price and quality are combined. Get The Habit ' Of trading at the Nerraska Grocery Store and you ' cannot break yourself of it. Our goods are always - the best, our prices are the I est and our stook is complete. ' ; ; ; :. ' ; , D hsying the largest stock of "Preferrfid" D vSIQvS canned goods, Allen & Lewis special brand on all their leading lines. We have just re ceived a new and complete line of Men's and Women's and Shoes which we invite you to iuspeot. CI R ALSTON NEBRASKA GROCERY STORE Oor. Fir and Jefferson Sts. j . sj r a r il . now ian i ure my C. W. PRESTON, Shoe Specialist DEPOT STREET WILL CURE any case of KIDNEY or BLADDER DISEASE that is not beyond the reach of medicine. No medicine can do more. WAS GIVE UP TO DIE. B. Spiegel, 1204 N. Virginia St., Evansville, Ind., wruea." "Foroverfive yeara I was troubled with kidney and bladder affections which caused me much pain and worry. I lost flesh and was all run down, and a year ago bad to abandon work entirely. I had three ol the best physicians who did me no Rood and I was practically given up to die. Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended and the first bottle gave me great relief, and after taking the second bottle I was sstiKly cured.' TWO SIZES, 50c ARK $1.00. INDIGESTION? THIS IS A QUESTION THAT HAS BEEN ASKED TIME AND, AGAIN BY HUNDREDS yes, thousands and 'tens of tuoushnds of people There is but one way to do tbis; namely, relieve the Stomach of its nervous strain rest it; and at the same time Astist the Stomach and Diges tive Organs . in. Digesting and Assimulatiug Sufficient Food to Rebuild the Tissues Support- ' ing the Organs Invoked. There h but one remedy that will do this, and that remedy is j KODOL DYSPEPSIA CURE. If you want to know more about Kodol, come iu and WE WILL TELL YOU A. T. HILL, Prescription Druggist La Grande, Ore TVVtTtlf E. P. Staple E. E. Romig R0MI0 & STAPLES -GROCERIES- A full and complete line of staple and fancy gro ceries. Fancy canned and lunch goods; TiDware, grauiteware and woodenware. Fruits and vegetables iu season. Bakery products always fresh. Good service and quick delivery. S0LDI.D BECOHHEHDEDBT Phone 431 eiiiinniiiiMi 150 Beautiful Shirt Waists 150 At Manufacturers Prices! Nut even the freight added We have just received this elegant line by express and in order to move tbem quickly and give every lady an oppor tunity to have a nice new waist foi the 4tli, we have decided to offer tbs tutire lot at actual cost price at the factory. LADIES COLORED SHIRT WAISTS In a nice assortment of patterns- good grade percale, 35o to EOo LARGEST STORE Some batket cloth weave Oxfords with cluny lace insertions, black luwn 8a teen, etc, 75c to $1 .65. WUITE LAWN WAISTS In almost endless varie'ies, 55c to $2 48. While Japanese Silk Waists Teneriffi and cluny !ace effects beau tiful garments for evening and summer wear, 12.28 to $4 25. SMALLEST PRICES THE GOLDEN RUJLE, La Grande Ore MS a ' SH IS' a A. o r. 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