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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1905)
1 I IT n ' IS g V. if a I l;.r a tf a SECOND HAND GOODS BOUGHT OR SOLD We have the largest stock ol second hand goods iu Union coan y ,and are always in the market lo buy more. If yon want to sell we bare cash to pay you, if you want to bay we can please you. Wood bed steads . . iron bed steads .. 35 bed room suits.. Cock stores Beaters ....... Chairs.. Good dry 16 inch or 4 foot w od Now is your cbanee to get everything you med cheap. The La Grande Corner Fir Remember w etillt buy and sell of Second Hand Goods. ggs ; Egg3 Eggs i ' . , . INTERNATIONAL LEE'S EGG MAKER KOW KURE WOOD K V.OL IEFFERSON AVE In order to make room for large Stock of ladies' and Children's shoes, I quote the following prices on Men's and Boy's shoesi - Men's Best Box Calf and Vicl Kid, regular $5 for $3J5 and $4 00 Men's $3.50 and $4.00 Box Calf and Vici Kid $2,75 and $3.00 Boys' Shoes from $1.00 to $2.00 i ' All lines of men's and boys' iiy and every pair guaranteed to be from niw and up-to-date ttotk. ! QtiALI V SH0E S19RE 1 T. M. STUBBLEFIELD. -: . Saves you j ,1 uur suues rcpairca Do you want THE BEST COFFEE , . ' ' If you do you must buy M. J. B. Let us send you a cau and convince you BAKER BRO S. Adams Avenue I HM II OaaaOODDODBDDDDCDQDOflaDDaDDDDDBO S ROCK SPRINGS COAL " . a , JNO uust a - a ? HAY, Wholesale S Grande Rondc Press Lewis .50 e each . .$ 2.75 and op 10.00 and up 4.00 and up 1.0C and op .25 and op Pawnbrokers and Adams all) kinds Thone 1581 . . POULTRY FooD WOOD - IVBR PHONE 1571. Q9 H 1 la B H i shoes reduced in price, money. 111 up-iwuuic oiyic. Phone H01 ! a o D IT. IM t O iNo ouck GRAIN, FLOUR l and Retail Cash Company Dean Crowe, LOCAL ITEMS WHAT SOME PE0PL IN AND OUT OF TOWN ARE DOING. The Commercial Clab will lve 1U regular due at the Club hall this racing. North Powder citizens an unng ing for electric lights Id that place and they will be In nee in a short time.' There wiU be a danoe Monday even ing at tbe Armory under the auspices of Co L A flret claea time U assured to all. . A MaUai, Japanese law student at the SUte University, has given op his studies and wUl return to Japan to enter tbe army. 0 H Brack, of the firm of Blackburn k Ureok In Baker City, returned to Baker last night after spending a few days in La Grande on business. Mrs. F L Meyers, who has been suf fering with tbe la grippe for some week, wai reported as not feeling so well last night as a few days ago. Misses Margaret Anson and Nellie Finn will entertain the members of the Ksffee Klataob their husbands and gent lemen friends this evening at tbe home of the former. Mies Minnie Thompson, wbo was suocetslolly operated upon yesterday oy Drs. Smith and Bacon, for appen" dloltis is getting along fine today so Bev. O B Crockett, of the Methodist church, returned last evening from Baker City where he has been the past ten days. He wiU preach both morn ing and evening next Monday. George Krleger yesterday seoured the contract to furnish five oar loads of out stone for the governments bar racks at Walla Walla La Grande Htone is known through out the state as the best for all purposes, snd Is rapidly finding a market wherever building is in progress. I B Snook, whoss foot was crushed yesterday by a train, and who submit ed to tbe amputation of a part of tLe injured member, Is reported a resting as well as could be expected this after noon. The doctors state that he has every reason to expect a speedy re covery. Alexander Smith, a linemen employ ed by tbe Northwestern Gas St Elet-trio company, at Pendleton, received a shock of i5,C00 volts yesterday from a high pressure wire, and be lives Had he been standing on damp ground when he received the shook. It ie said he would have been InBtantly killed but as it I be did not even lose con sciousness. Mrs Tom Carroll, formerly of Union who has been visiting th family of Mrs Hannah Kodgers at ibis place for some time rtt i med to Elgin this morning. D H Steward, manager of Steward's Opera House la negotiating with Row nod and Clifford, the well known Chioago producers for an appearance in this city of their play "Over Ni agara Falls." Married DOKSETT DORSETTIn this city last evening at 7 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C E Uelmlck, 1401 No.th rlr street, Mr. Walter M Dor sett, of Baker City, and Miss Mary Dorse tt, Justice Hough performing tbe ceremony. Mr. Duriett is a Baker count min ing m-tn and both parties are well and fun rably known In Union county. Make The past season has been an exceptionally good c no with us and oar siock is consequently brokea 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 gooda at from Twenty-five EVERYBODY SAYS we eell goods cheap and a cut A BIG SAVING TO YOU if you need the goods. Come and i Laraest Store George H Carrey spent tbe dsy in Imb'er in the interests of the Observer. Mrs Dr M K Hall returned this fore noon from a visit of several days in Portlaud. Mis Wot Erinson entertained tbe ladies o! the 600 dab at ber home this afternoon. J B Stoddard, president of tbe Stod dard Lumber Co., let a tiis morning for Baker City. Sumpter and other point east of here on a business trip. ft M Hall, advertising agent for the OB iN was in the city yesterday on business. He says that tbe tide of immigration to the vest from eastern points during tbe next few months will surpass all records. . Mr OE Burgqulet.oneof tbe OB & N firemen wbo went to Minneapolis Minn, just before Cbriktmas to visit relatives returned to La Grande yes terday and brought a wife with bim having married Mis Clara Wilson in Minneapolis Jan 2nd. He has many friends in La Grande who wish tbem every joy. Prince Eitel Promoted By Scrlpp Newe Association Berlin Jan 27-The Kaiser tiday announced the promotion cf Prince Eitel from the rank of Lieutenant to that of Captain in thi German Army. Os-te-op-a-thy Osteopathic Pebbles Colds, lagrippe, pneumonia are out short, aborted and lose their sting' in cases where an osteopath is promptly called. Did it ever occur to you that tbe delioate mechanism of tbe human body is often thrown out of gear and that these slips, twists, and strains are tbe causes of most ailuentaT Tbe most liberal and beet medical doctors of today are advising tbe min ironn use of medioine and the maxi mum of common sense, they deoiy tbe liberal use of drugs. Tbe machinery of life would groan hideously were it not for osteopathy to oil tbe wheels to prevent friction, and adjust meohanical disorders to prevent pain and sickness. FOB RENT A three room house, neatly furnished. Inquire at the resilience of B W G randy, corner of 4th and Adams avenue. 1 27-2 3 QUICK SERVICE 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 no 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, MODEL iwJTAURANT J. A. ARBUCKLE, Prop. OPEN DAY.ANDNIHT We ce.. weekly Meal . r A Ticket. Cash ?4Sv Money to Fifty per cent Less than See The Golden i I I bve a complete stock of CROSS . CUT WEDGES, AXES, If you need a steel range calf and see) the celebrated MAJESTIC Best on earth v MRS. T. N. MURPHY, HARDWARE AND CROCKERY a! eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeei e 1 1 t- !..' s e e ROAUG & e e e v. GROCERS Phone 431 1 TOIkET ARTICLES The Big Line is at HILL'S, DRUG STORE A. T. HILL, Prescription Pruggist ; Lowest Prices by Saving It !; in our prices, therefore, means . Bargains in Rule Company SAWS, SLEDGES. 103GING-TOOLS. 4 e STAPLES V La Grande.' Best Goods TO WOO You patronage we at all times offer von the moat reliable quality of meat and hope W to win to at business by living joa tail i valve for your money, BOSS Meat Market Stillwell &Vandermeulen, Proprietor. Regular fPrices f something. 'IT MEANS "' " all Departments 1 1.' 4 1 I i. '1 -... II -1 1 Smallest Prices J caaoDoaaaooeDOBiiBiiBiBiaaiBBDBo f. n 1 it.. - i j S
