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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1904)
holi: WHICfe: I . ' - eifTs t X ft- 1 SILVERPLATE That weara almost at long as solid silver is the kind we keep. Only the products of the ' beet befct known , manufacturers find their way into this store, and every - piece -hag the maker's name and mark .on it, ' In, ad dition -.we ?add ; oar personal guaranteed as to tke; quality. j ARE - DEPENDABLE IL ear e, THE JEWELER CLOCKS style are in everyone is Clocks of every this collection an really handsome .'"Even- the strenuons little alarm clocks have tKer own ' good J looks. There are clocks for the bed room, parlor, dinning room and hall. All are t acurate , time keepers and really excellent yaiues. J, SILVERWARE Especially Interesting Makers have produced some strikingly handsome designs this season in TEA AND COFFEE SETS CAKE BASKETS,, PICKLF JARS, ....... PITCHERS, ETC s . Many of the moat - beautiful are shown here. . An inspection of our display will prove a pleasant and profitable , way of spending an hoor or so. We won't urge you to buy but our 'goods and prices are yery tempting. , ' ; THE STOCK IS COMPLETE THE QUALITY GUAR ANT E ED THE STYLE THE PRICES IS ARE RIGHT Now is the time to make selections a u ' 'i: It dm w SILVERWARE The display of complete seta and single pieces is the most at tractive to be seen in the city. . jibe designs are entirely new and very beautiful and have jbeen worked out with great skill and taste. 2d 4 Half a Carload of ! , .XT .. TUT T. i :U lyzwiwm raper. K. U. L...- !... !... J L.IC - ... I I C 11.- A x bt nc imvc liui icicivcu 11011 a tar mail ui mc newest y and latest wall paper. Haifa carload means .20,000 roiis.o .inis is more, paper tnan any one nrm ever thought of SriAginjg into this county in a single Veason. " Ibis paper U ali tor sale and must be sold tola Mason. We have bronght Iwo lint etasa paper hangers direct 3rom Chicago, " who are without doubt the moat aki'lf nl . workmen , In Eastern who, with the flvi first olaaa Pa i hangen 'rireadld bar em- -ploy, givea a the beat working ton the Inland Enplre. v LARGE Stackland & McEachlen - PAINTS. 0IliS AND GLAbS Script Script Gilt-edged foreat raswve, .pprnved, nn raetraloed, ready for. immediate pee any where, Loweet price. x . ... F. F.&F. B.RUey, bember ot Commeroe Bids, Portland, or TRADE FoLlOWS THE PRICE ...jyrrp - Wood Saw Having leased the O W Alle eteam wood aaw, I am prepared to promptly take ear ot all orders entrusted to me. ; W M Andis, Corner Ureenwood and Hill streets Fhons733 . ' 812-01 MAKES A. CLEAN SWEEP . There's nothtng like doing a thing thorosghlr. Of all the Salves you ever heard of, Buoklen's Arnica Balve is the best It sweeps away and cares Barns, Bores. Braises, Cuts, Bolls, Ulcer-, Skin Eruptions and Files. ,U'a only 25c and jniaranteed to give saaafaction by La Grande Drag Co., and Newlin Irog Co., Dmggist. - - t -iiJ'i;:-i'..: PORKER FOR 1905 Kiddle Bros. Purchased a H05 They Expect to be a Prize Winner Kiddie Bros yesterday pnrqhased a Poland China hog" that weighed 01S lbs Irom 8 L Brooks of Summerville wbioh they have takeu to the mill at Island City and will oommenoe to fat ten for ezh. bit daring the Lewis and Clark fair which by that time they are confident will tip the scales be tween 1200 and 1300 pounds. They consider they have a sure thing on beating the St Louis fair record which was 1120 pounds. 5 ! NOETH POWDEK NEWS GENERAL INTEREST Q- 3 d by J udioious Use of Pen cil, Scissors and Pasterot Japan Only 14,095,272 aores, or 15,7 cent of the whole area of Japan, elusive of Formosa, consists of arsble land, and 55 per cent of the agrloul-1 tu-al families cultivate less than two uciesech, 30 per cent caltiyate 2 acrea or more up to iH oho, or a little Kiddle Bros, shipped a ear load of hogs from North Powder today.' - ' It is authoritatively stated that the Keystone mill will start up on the 10th of the present month. ' WN Gardner, is doing his assessment work on the mining property east of town which be owns. Press Lewis, the hay dealer, was in our midst the middle of the week look ing after business Interests. ' fl Oj.Gorham & Sou's plainer was started again Wednesday after a rest of more than a week while waiting lor repairs . . W N Gardner informed us that there ' was to be tome ore shipped from the pepi La Clede copper mine a few miles west Portland Markets Horn, in North Powder Nov 26th 160 to Mr and Mrs James Francis a son. Born, near North Powder, Nov 20th 1904, to Mr and Mrs Rob't Portman a j daughter. John Gilklson reoently purohased a fine blooded and registered oow. At bis wrist became suddenly lame he is reported to have pnrohased, after a thorough Inspection, an op to date pitchfork for the use of his wife. G W Thomas, the La Grande cattle man, drove to Baker City last Thnrs day. Mr Thomas is feeding about 300 bead of oattle on the Oalton ranch near town, bat will be in North Powder for several weeks making bis bead quarters at the La Clede hotel. UAY AND.GEAJN Wheat, export price ...810 to 86V Barley, beat .$21X0 to $23.50 Oats ...126. to $27.60 Hay, timothy .......$15 to $16 BUTTER, EQG3 AND POULTRY Butter best creamery CTo to 30 Butter, ordinary,..., .......25o Eggs, per dozen.,,. 25o to 28c Chickens, per pound..... ...10c FRUtlS AND VEGETABLES Potatoes per owt $1 Onions, per owt $1.50 to $1.65 Apples, best, per box .75c to $1 Peaches, beat, per box 6O0 to75o Beets, per saok.'. $L25 Cabbage, per pound. ............... 2c . LIVE STOCK Steers ....2.75;to $3 Cows 11 Bulls .........$1.75 Stags $2 Uogs, best ......,........$600 Hogs, feeders ..$25 $4.20. , LOCAL BUTTER MARKET , Creamery Butter 65 cents per roll. Butter Fat 26 cents, per pound. , , Guntheries Candies . ......;.! . i All the essence of purity. As yon can easily convince yourself by test, Bon Bins and Cbovolatesaasorteil Chocolates assorted Bon Hons 60 ets, an up. Newlin Dru Co. of 3 aores or more. Tkut io -r,, hanhlA ftd 11 here If as than 3& aores, leaving 15 per cent , frir mn'9 J bV bova' 8hoeb I e farmer, who cultivate tna farm, j The J. E. Tilt lin ia oat spec ialty. Here is where prkje and quality are combined. C. W. PRESTON, Shoe Specialist -DEPOT STREET A THOUGHTFUL .MAN. M. M. Austin of Winchester, Ind., knew what to do in the hour of need. His wife had such an .unusual case of stomach and liver trouble, physicians could net help her. He though nf and tried Dr. King's New Life Pills and she got relief at once and was finally oared. Only 25c, at La Grand Drug Co and wua JmiJj,; Druf dtiru BEST FOR COUG f! T'MEDICINE -nmt.TiiiEV - hii vi i bur a cjasjn melioin for mall children vou want one in which yon can place implicit confidence, xou want one that not only relieves bnt euros. You want one that is nnques tionably harmless,' ou want pns that is pleasant to take. Chamberlain's Cough Remed i meets all ol these eon itions.Tbers Is nothing so good to , couiihs and Oolds incident to chUd ( . 3,. ,it K nnUM - iWTRebbeca pin with three links In rl white and blue. Finder vtlil leave at Creaent Knitting Factor, 11 Veteran R tires Senator Stewart admits that Nevada will this winfer elect a tr'.ght repub lican to succeed him In the senate and expresses the belief that it will be George S Dixon. : Notice Of Final Account Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned, Administratrix of the estate of William Spencer, deceased, has filedln the County Court of Union County for the state of Oregon her final account as such administratrix. aud the Court baa fixed ' Monday the 1 3th day ot December 1901 for hearing any objections to said, final account 4 for the final settlement thereof I ted this November i, iw Minnie M Spencer, Administrates Worlds' Fair Buildings Sold St. Louis, Dec. 6. It was stated to day that a contract for the sale of the 11 big exhibit palaces, stock barns, fes tival ball, the state pavilions, aero drome, bank, Intrvmural railway, hos pital, press building, police and fire I Heavy Fogs J Ti &ln crews itoming down the li'.uo , mountains say that the sun was shmit g brightly at Ka nela and Mea -ham and that the fog banging over tue foo-.bll s is not viy extensive. From the mount ains they conld look oyer thi top of the foit hanging over., the valley, Tbe son slilning over It nave it a very picturesque appearance PROHIB1TON ; SWEEPING TEXAS Anstln, Texas, Deo. 8. Prohibition ' Is having a rapid spread in Texas. Ac cording to the annual report of the stations, with other world's fair stroo- aute revenue agent just issued, total tuns, that coat el5.000.000. will be signed this week with a Chicago a reel ing company for $380,000. t verrthlog except the rolling stock of tbe intra mnrsl rallaay, which has . been sold eeparately, tbe. state, foreign and pike prohibition prevails in 100 of 218 coun ties of the state, at'd partial, prohibi tion is in effect in 67 additional coun ties. In nearly all of the counties In western Texas, where cattlo interests are situated, tbe sale of liquor is pro- balkUngs, are Included la tbe deal . J hlblted by local option law. A Round Steak ; is juat the thing to lay the foundation for a good day's work. That is, when It Is tbe kind we sell. Juicy, rich beefy flavor. Full of outnment. Makes the weak strong, and the strong stronger: All Kinds of Meat that are good to eat can be f jand In our Icebox in prime condition, at price, that please. Yon will fare well if yoar bill of fare is baled, oa our meats Bock & Thomas -t ! ; !, I i S ': c i, r- 'u I- , t
