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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1905)
SECOND HAND GOODS BOUGHT OR SOLD We have the largest stock of second hand goods in Union coun.y , and are always in the market to bay .more. If yon want to sell we hare cash to pay you, if you want to bay we can please yju. Wood bed steads .60 c each Iron bed steads $ 2.25 and up 35 bed room suits ........ 10.00 and up Cock stores ............ 4.00 and up Heaters ................ 1.0C and up Chairs.. 25 and up Good drv 16 inch or 4 foot wood Now is your chanee to get everything you need cheap The La Grande Pawnbrokers Corner Fir and Adams Remember ws still I boy and sell alfl kinds tT .... f Second Hand Goods ji jl j rhone J5SJ Eggs v Eggs Eggs internati6nal poultry food lee's egg maker KOW KURE WOOD WOOD y.OLIVER JEFFERSON AVE PHONE 1571. M In order to make room for large Stock of ladies' and 59 Children's shoes. I auote the following Drices on Men's fiU - , r fj and Boy's shoest m Men's Best Box Calf and Vici Kid, regular $5 for I $3J5 and $4 00 p If Men's $3.50 and $4.00 Box Calf and VIcl Kid 1 $2.75 and $3.00 n . . . jj Boys' Shoes from $1.00 to $2.00 I :;. ,. - 5 All lines of men's and boys' shoes reduced in price, and every pair guaranteed to be from nrw and up-to-date stock. QaALi y Shoe Siqre T. M. STUBBLEFIELD. Saves you money. Your shoes repaired in up-to-date Style. Do you want THE BEST COFFEE If you do you must buy , M. J. B. Iet us send you a can and convince you BAKER BROS. Adams Avenue Phone U01 MMIIHIIII MSHIHllSlll I QQODBQDDQOPQQOBBODQDDDDOBBDOflOBU 2 ROCK SPRINGS COAL 5 u a a a u n Kj O ' I) a o :k a Two Cars just received. Come around to our office in Slater Building and see how it burns or call phone 1801 and we will telAjyou all about it. 2 Grande SRonde Cash Company V, press Lewis and S. D. Crowe. V Q u a a BDDBDBBDBBOBOBBBiiiilBi LOCAL JTRMS - WHAT SOME PE0PL IN AND . OUT OF TOWN ARE DOING Tbls Is social night for the Eastern 8 tar. District Jadgs Robert Eakln Is in llaker City on offljial bosinsss. ij rs Ed Murphy who has been quite ill with la grippe is now improving. Fred Jacobs the pawn broker has a new sign that is noticeable (or blocks away.v Mr. D Q Steward left this morning tor Hot Lake where he will spend a day or two. Mr. Press Lewis left this morning tor North Powder aod other points on business. Work on the La Grande Iron works is being pushed as rapidly as men oan hanule the material, Manager Osburn of the P 8 Telephone Co., returned this morning from a sev eral days business to Portland. . Mrs Norma Andrews and Mr Milton Turobul both of Union are in the City visiting Mrs Prank Paddock! Local option bills similar to the Oregon law is being considered in both the Washington and Idaho legislatures. Miss Frankie Heritage who Las been v'siting in the city the guest of Miss Maud Morton left last evening (or Union The meetings at the Presbyterian chorcb by Evangelist Feedhara are still going on and all are mostly cord ally invited to attend. The ladies of the Neighborhood Club met in the club rooms yesterday after noon, the program being under the direotion ot Mrs Wm Ramsey. - Owing to the enormous debt owed by Buwia to France the latter coon try is vitally interested in the disturban ces in the realms of the rir. - " Burn's birthday wiTl be observed by the Union county Barn's Society in La Grande this evening. A fine pro gram, banquet and the ennnal election of offioers will Uk 9 place. Last week Mrs B M Badgers left this city for Spokaoe but enroute stop ped over et Walla '.Walls' t; visits daughter at that plaoe. While there the little girl, Adelia contracted pneu monia and Mr Bodgers received a telegram today telling nitn to corns to the bedside of bis child as her con dition demanded bis presence. He will leave on the evening train. Mr. Dalton a fruit buyer (torn San Francisco who purchased several car loads of apples from Mr. Oarbine is here superintending the packing. He states that the severe drouth last year in California resulted in a very Bbort apple crop in the Golden State. Died O A Robertson, of the Old Town, died this morning, aged 55 years, lie had been sit.k but a short time and died (rom the effects of a stroke of paralysis Mr. Robertson was an old end re speuted resident of La Grande and Union county and leaven a wife and several sons to mourn his Iocs, amung them being Pred Robertson, the saw yer Ht Perry. The funeral will bi held from the family residence in Oi l Town tomorrow ; alternoon at 2:3) o'clock, the Kev. O ti Kiug oUlduting Judge D B Beavia of Wallowa has been in the city for a tew days visiting with his eon Dr Beavis and family. The Judge will visit relatives in Hood Biver, Walla Will and Seattle before returning. . Chester Newlm, T Eagan, and J M Murphy returned last night (rom Walla Walia where they Went Sunday morning with about 20 members of tiie La Grande Catholio Order . of Knights Columbus to - attend a big initiation into that order at Walla Walla. A grand ball was. given by the order Monday evening several of the party remaining over for that. Tne next term of the Circuit Court convenes on Monday Feb 6. The Mb Wui't Club will be enter, tained tomorrow slier noon by Mrs Patterson and Mrs Fred Book at the borne of the latter. ' Os-tc-op-a-thy j Osteopathy does better than cure it prevents diseases. The prevention lies in a timely correction 0.' the di sease. Osteopathy keeps children well. They may have acute attacks, they may h. ve accidents injuring tho bony frame wo; k, which will cause disease; but if the trouble is taken in time, the normal can be properly restored the disease dispelled before arresting the growth by impairing the health of the child. A healthful child grows steadily and attains great vigor aod a mental de velopment commensurate with the physical, , Osteopathy io . the hands of the skillful practitioner is accomplishing these things. .. et RETIRI NG We arc . closing outpour, entire stock of furniture absolutely at cost and will retire from busines. This is a bonifide closing out sale Come in before the stock is broken E. ANDROSS HOUSE FURNISHINGS .Phone 9-1 Residence Phone 36 1202 Adams Ave c o Attention Band Men. . All the Band men and all friends who are to take part in the Ministrel Entertainment to be put on some time in the 'near future are requentml to meet at the old counoll room Thurs day evening at 7 :30 sharp R0AMG & STAPLES GROCERS Phone 431 " La Grande. TOIbCT ARTICLES The Big Line is at HILL'S, DRUG STORE A. T. HILL, Prescription Druggist ' Lowest Prices Best Goods Married GRAHAM-DOUGAL -In this city Monday January 23, 1605, O C Gra ham and Mifi P'ai'kie Dougal, Jus tice John E tlougb illiiiatiug. The bridegroom is a capable young telegraph operator from Baker City and the bride is a well knon young ldy who resided in this county tor arveral years. The youutr, people will make their home at Baker City . QUICK ScRVlCE and good is the only kind to tolerate So if you want a quick meal drop in here and get it. YOU'LL LOSE NO TIME in waiting to be served. You'll lose mo zest for the food when it Is brought to you. You'll lose no satisfaction when you get the check. For It will be a very lit' le one, - Special dishes? Plenty of 'em. MODE E i.STAURANT J. A. ARBUOKLE, Prop. OPEN DAYJAND;NIUHT We ie.. weekly Meal , 1 1 Ticket CikIi '$4.50 BARGAIN STOKE New Lace Collars .New Shopping Baskets New ; Hair Switches New Tablets and School Supplies E M WELLMAN & CO La Grande - - Oregon 1 1 HMMMt 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 , I ) Make Money by Saving It I The past season has been an exceptionally good t no with us and oar stock is consequently broken in some lines. However we stiill have lots of good things left, and to show oar appreciation of the liberal patronage with which the public has favored us, we are now offering what is left of seasonable goods at from I Twenty-five td Fifty per cent Less than Regular Prices j EVERYBODY SAY.S we sell goods cheap and a cut in oar prices, therefore, means somethin?. IT MEANl A BIQ SAVING TO YOU if you need the goods. 6 moo Come and See Bargains in alia Departments The Golden Rule Company ioao mm min j . r ?gest fetore Smallest Prices I QQB t"'llillHlilHHIMt
