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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1905)
V. ? . '5 ! e I: e ; NEW FURNITURE EXCHANGED FOR OLD GOODS If you want anything in our line yon need not pay any cash a we will take yonr old furniture or any thing you may bare of value and let you have any thing we have. -We also have a fine lot of good, dry ; wood, for which we will take all furniture or anything you may have. , . J net Phone nt 1681 The La Grande Pawnbrokers Corner Fir and Adams M Thone 1581 Remember ws stlH buy and nil aH klodi of Second Hud Goodul Jt j j LOC A L ITEMS WHAT SOME PEOPL IN AND OUT OF TOWN ' ARE - DOING. : V V AT COST I am closing out all my - . BOYS' SHIRTS CAPS AND TIN DER W" E Aft Have a big assortment of Boys' v Swe aters V- Mat Cost : ' . A. v! ANDREWS Gents' Furnisher and Tailor.'. , '. ev9 O00eOC) t99909f 99li TURKESTAN ALFALFA The Dry Land AjfalfaGrows without Irrigation Brome Gras, Red Clover, Alfalfa and.-all kinds' o! Garden Seed in bulk. Seed Wheat, Balled Barley "p - ' Oats, Etc. The only eeed house in Union county. k.v.olju:er JEFFERSON AVE PHONE 1571. David Btaodley la building a neat cottage on the north side of tbe track Diok Bockley oblel dispatcher at the UKtfl depot la w rortiana on a brief visit. " . " Win MoParlaad invited a number to a dinner party at the Hotel Foley last evening, - Mia Baworth who . hisbeen Very ilok for aeverat daya la i (ported slow ly Improving. ' k f The frienda of Mlaa Kate Usher will be palae-l to know that aha la quite ill In the Portland hospital. Mi and .Mrs O W Thomas returned to North Powder thia morning . after spending the holidays in La Grande. r Mr Parson of Elgin, who baa been visiting different points In Washington lor the past few days, returned, thia morning. .- ,.. "X - - J i. , The business bousea of the olty are all closed this afternoon. The banka and federal offices were olosed the en tire day. ' '.': 'IJ ' ' i , ; . Robert Cotner held the lucky ticket which drew the forty dollar overcoat at Al Andrews last Saturday night. Ticket No 051 did the business. - Rev J D Gillllan left thia forenoon for a two daya visit at Haines in order i to auena so ate amies as rrv.iuiug Elder of this district of the M E Church. J J The funeral o! the late Mra J W uowan, wno died at ner home near thlsZolty Baturday afternoon took place thia afternoon at the Chrlatain Church. . : G W Backman, one of the moat ex tensive beet growers In Grand Bonds valley, 1s a guest at Hotel Pendleton today, on bis way to Walla Walla. The beptcroa the past year was the best eve? grown in Grand Ronde, and encouraged many farmers to plant beets next year, who have never grown the crop before. E O Jtany of the yoanpeople are akat- log at Ore Dell these daya. Now la the time to stick to the Nsw Resolutions made the first of the joar Mr Lyman who recently deposed of his dairy la building two new bouses and a large barn on bis property across the traoki . - F 8 Newsome is assembling the ma terial f nr another new bouse. This will make three neat cottages he has completed within the laet aiz months and the seventh house be haa built in the vicinity of D i treet. . 0 S Wlgglesworta and Peris Roop oaioe oot irom their home on Mid die- point last Monday. Mr Wiggle worth seemed to be poesessed with a little more exoitemeat than usual and hie friends begin to "oatoh on." Wal lowa News , , ... . 0$-terop-a-tKyJ NEW AND BETTER METHOD; OF CURE The distinction of modern p-ogress is the study and mastery of - natural laws. Tbetelawe have tbeir"finsst illustration la the human body. The body is a composite of all the soienoes The problems of, man's welt being fg Dis we, bu unease, ms peaitD'j-uave been studied from a new standpoint and from this study has been con structed a oomple'e eyetem of cure without any re'stion to ? drugs, by whiob almost all diseases, that have been abandoned aa incurable by other systems may be cured. . This new and better system and science la Osteop atby. i . .v Everything you want want for that SUNDAY WINNER - Is Awaiting jYourfcOrder at , l,C. RALSTON'S ,. NEBRASKA GROCEttf -ii? STORE J' Oor. Fir and Jefferson i jStaj li' july1 OUR SPECIALTY , , Full Line "Perferred Stock" Canned Goods. " - SHOES Good School Shoes i' epccially 4 jjj (fa f ,: .- - - l- - ! v " When you want the Best iPHONE j I85i : -. ? .l 1.. i : 1. fit- it, Ae' Be G Steam Laundry La Grande, Oregon. ? e Married McCLUBE FUQER80N In this city cu Saturday, Deo. 81, 1904 at eight O'clock P M Mr F W McClure and Miss Edith Fogemon, Justice of ths Peace Jno.F Hough omciatiDg. Both the bride and groom are welt and favorably known throughout the county, the groom bring one of the most sucoessful young ranchers in the oountry, and the bride a m 11 known and estimable young lady whose par ents were pioneers of this western oountry. The wedding ceremony was perform- ed at the home of Mr Cbas McCrary in this o ty and was witnessed by a large number of friends. This is a good way to begin a new year and tbe Observer joins their many friends In wisiiing them a happy new year and a bright future. GOODALL 8EMt.FR In Portland, Ore., November 24, 1004, Mr. Perry G Goodall and Miss Clara May Sem ' ler, Mr. Goodall, the bridegrotm, ia the son o4 Mr OP Goodall of this olty, who has served his county in oQlolal capaoity for everal jears, and is an old jpioneir Th jbrlJe ia the daugh ter o( Mr. J A bemler, of Portland, both of tbe contracting parties have a boat of friends who wish them a happy and auoiessful married lite. FOR RNT-Two furnished rooms in Bommer building. tf Rrc Losses New Jork. Jan 1 1905 BUtlatlca how that more than $30,009,000 worth of property in the J S was destroyed by Are in 1904 making the la gest an nual ash heap in tbe history of the oountry. . -i i i i i i " P In order to maXe room lor lars Jioca w y Children's shoes. I quote the following prices on Men s n H "and Boy's shoesi - - ? J U : '- - -; ? ' ' .. p i - Men's Best Box Calf and Vid Kid. reiu!r$5.tor g ' ' $3J5 and $400 i h if Men's $3.50 and $400 box Cal' and Vici Kid , fl $2.75 and $3.00 1 . .. , p Boys' Shoes from $1.00 to $2.00 " '"" 51 AH lines of men's and boys' shoes reduced in price, and every pair guaranteed to be from ?ww nd up to date stock. i : I QaALlTY Sh0E Sl2RE T. M. . STUBBLEFIELD. : Saves you money. Your shoes repaired In op-tcrdate Style. iSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSfi s Closing Out Sale $15,000 stock of turniture will be disposed of within the next 30 days at greatly re r. v". i-'c (. f k f . . , . t duced pnees. ; , ; M 'J'l Cash or approved security. J For the best and whitest bread iucJcr ey Cream Flour. . " !: "1 was muoh aifloted with aoiatica', I E. ANDROSS HOUSE FQRNI3HINQ3 Phone 9-1 " Residence Phone 367 1202 Adams Ave wrltea Ed O Nnd, lowavtllo Bedwlck ........wa Co Kan, "going" about on cratches .. n.. . .. v' and suffering a deal of pain. 1 was induced to try Ballard's Snow Liniment greatest l nlment I ever used, have leoom mended it to a number of persons all express themselves as being , bene fited by it, I now walk without orutch I ea, able to pefrorm , a great deal of light labor on the farm." New lin Ora Co. ' .' 1 f mm iJfney .Cream Pittt Flonr. Every sad suvantecd by i i Romij & Staples, Grocers. DINE WELL ON NEW.YEARS ; i 4 if - ... - . and yon will fare well all the rest of the year. To be aura of the right start eat your New Year's dinner . HERE It will include all the delicacies of the aeaaon and some oat of iman. I The service will be perfect, the cook ing a delight. The bill will ehow you that the cost of living haa not increas ed here at any rate. t . MODEL "RESTAURANT J. A. ARBUCKLE, Prop. OPEN DAY ANDiNlUHT ... We sell weekly Meal , Tioketa Cash.. '$450 Is quick to realize . that in buying prices counts, bat when she buys meat she knows qaalit counts Both conditious ' are fully met with ' here with telling effect BOSS Meat Market "JUST SPLENDID There is no doubt .about our line being complete up-to-date, and always fresh. ... . Here are some pleasing things at pleasing prices: . Extra select Desert Yellow Peaches,. ...... .per can 80c Extra select black TartarianOhereies per can 80o Extra select Cuthbert Raspberries.; .. r. ... .per can SOo Extra select Blackberries . .per can 25c Sugar-loaf grated Pine Apple .'. .per oan SOo Sugar-loaf Bliced Pine Apple per can 26o ROMIG & STAPLES, Grocery and Bakery. La Grande. I A"; ":" ; Phone 431, -v-y . him m m,u o n.i.t.i tiuiiiiiMiiiiiimm i ii nt, v ... i . ; ' , -. . .... s-... , 91--i nt iI4 j f. i aaw ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' i ODD1 Our semi-annual House Cleaning sale of REMNANTS' AND SROKENioSTOCK nnir j - me Ooldh Rjillfe eimpany 10nQ101f1010 IJ. a 1303-1310-1312 Adams Aventte t -w- . . . 4 u 4 1 I ... 4 -9 :-k. 4 'M 1 i 'Him "in in i in ma iiumh Minimf
