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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1905)
f SECOND HAND GOODS BOUGHT OR SOLD We have tbe largest stock of second hand goods iu Union county . and are always in the market to bay more. If yon want to sell we hare cash to pay you, if you want to buy we can please yau. Wood bed steads .50 c each Iron bed steads ........ I 2.35 and up . , 35 bed room snis ...... 1. ; 10.00 and up OockstoYes 4.00 and up Heaters 1.0C and up Chairs ........ ,.. ..25 and up Good drr 16 inch or 4 foot wood Now is your chanee to -get everything you cted cheap. The La Grande Pawnbrokers Corner Fir and Adams Remember we Still; boy and veil alQ kind rrM,- j-pi of Second Hud Goodejl ftlOOt 1301 '.Eggs'Eggs.lggs INTERNATIONAL POULTRY FOOD . LEE'S; EGG MAKER WOOD WOOD s R..OLiyER IEFFERSON AVE. " PHONE 1571. m In order to make room for large Stock of ladies' and Children's shoes, 1 quote the following prices on Men's onu iuy. iwm i .' ; -, , j y rn i!3 Men's Best Box Calf and Vici Kid regular $5 for $3.75 and $4 00 5 ff 1 Men's $3.50 and U.00 Box Calf and Vlci Kfd i $2.75 and 53.00 . Boys' Shoes from $1.00 to $2.00 1 c All lines of men's and boys' shoes reduced in price. Sj and every pair guaranteed to be from iww and up-to-rfate stock. ... ' rQaALiv Shoe Si 2 re ;1".V T. M. STUBBLEFIELD. $ , 1 '.V.'V,' Saves you money. - rl . Your shoes repaired in up4odate Style. mm We carry a lull line of tjL Jtli JtL XL 1ULL CEEAM CREAM BRICK 'v SWISS ;! in:. MMBERQER I EBAJVI McLarens BAKER BROS. i i - i '. Adams Avenue Phone HOI j: 0 v r f 4ti'ijt. -Jf J?f I RETIRING! Wc,,'ii ; closing out our ( entire stock ol furniture-absolutely at cost and will retire ; Trom' business. This b a bonifide closing out j I 'm, Come In before the stock b broken T'usf : ANDROSS Residence: Phone 36 ! 4 i , . 1202 Adams Ave J HOUSE FURNISHINGS LOCAL JTEMS WHAT SOME PE0PL IN AND OUT OF TOWN ARE DOING Compvij L has arr&oged to gire on of their nJoyble danoee at th Armory ball this availing Milt Minnie Thompson, who was operated upon a few day a ag (or ap- pendicitia continues to Improve. i . - . Wm. Mnir retarned thla morning to his mines np Grande Bonde river after pending several days in the city. the Jollity Dancing Club will give their regular party at the Commercial olab hall tomorrow evening. The Order o( Railway Cond acton will bold lU biennial aerslon at the Lawle and Clark exposition iu May . Mrs O A Staples of Hilgard earn down to the city this morning op No G to attend to tome business matter Mrs A N Mayville left this morning for Baker City whera she will visit for few days among friends in that oity ' The regular county teaobersexaml nation for S'ate aod county papers will be held In La Grande, beginning Febraary 8th and "Soout" at Union seem to laugh because we oppose the division of the oouoty. North Powder Citizen. The Grande Bonde Cash Company bas just received a car of coal from Rock 8prlngs whioh contains 00,003 pounds or 45 tons This Is undoubt edly the largest car of coal ever, receiv ed by a local dealer In this oity. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Roberts', par ents of Receiver A A Roberts, a few days sgo celebrated their golden wed ding anniversary at their old home at Panora, Iowa. They are enjoying the bt at of health, aged 78 and 73 respect ively. Yesterday was Carnation day. the anniversary of the birth of William MoKlnley the martyred President. It recalled one of the saddest inci dents of recent history and many' of his admirers wore a ted carnation on the lapel of their coat. Mayor Charles M Johns of baker City Is in the city today on legal busi ness lie baa been prominently men tioned as an Eaitern Oregon candidate for governor before the next state Re publican convention Eastern Oregon has never been honored with the gov ernorship with the possible exception of Governor Moody who resided at the Dalles bat since which time the great Inland Empire has expanded to each sn extent that Wasoo county which ad joins Multnomah is hardly classed with the Eastern Oregon counties. Even Mr. Hill' regular customers hardlj knew the plaoe this morning when they visited the old stand A complete change bed been made, and of course a change for the' bettor. A change for the better is the only sort of a ohange ever made at fllli's drug store. This time the startling change was made by the addition of six new glaas snow caea. These cases are the acme of the builder's art, aod cannot be excelled any whore. The store bas always been a beauty to brhold, bat the effect Is now even more startling and delightful to the eye Mr. Hill states bualness wm good during the year just closed an he has every rea son to belelve that it will be even bet ter during the year just beginning, and haa simply made ready for the wave of prosperity which he feele cer tain will strike La Grande during the year 1905. Bervicee at the Preabytfriao church yeiterday conducted by the' Evange- lUtRev.Needbtm were large y attend ed moruing and evening. The oieeU ings ri continue daring this and next week. At three o'clock this afternoon Mrs. J II Peare reoeired a telegram announc ing that the body of the late Mias Kate Usher who died yesterday in Portland would pass through In the morning for bnrlal in Union. Justice Bough tbisarternoon band ed down a decision in tbe case where in Joe Williams, colored, and George Ollwine, the proprietor of the pool and blllard parlors, were arrestsd aod Charged with fighting, 'the case was tried last Saturday afternoon and Justice Hougu held the oase under ad. visement nnlil this morning when he Imposed a fine upon Williams of forty dollars and Oliwine of five. Oliwine paid bis fine" jut Williams was ; short Of tie ready ba'ih nd" will eat bisfine out at tiie county jail.. . MARRIED JACOBS DUOATE In Ooioa Sun day Jan 29 1905 b Rv J O Walker Mr Fred Jacobs and Miss Ella Du cate. Mr Jacobs bas been ' actively eogaged in business in this city for a number of years and bis esteemed wife came to this city several months ago from Tuiaa,Indian Territory. Im mediately after the t ceremony they drove to their new boms whiob bad been already prepared on M and 7th street and are now receiving the oon gratulattoos of their many friends. EggsmwtESZS! Died SIMPSON-At Hot Lake, January 28, 1905, Mr. Clay A Simpson, of Prin. ville, Oregon. Tbe funeral took place at Henry 4 Carr'a undertaking parlors yesterday at 3 p m.,' Rev, B B Hays of the Presbyterian church offi ciating. The deceased had been 111 ' several months. He leaves a wife and daughf er besides a number of relatives in tbe east to mourn bis loss. Removed - Mrs. Henderson baa removed ber dressmaking parlors from 109 to 1426 Adams Avenue.' . 3t . -I -jfave a complete stock of" .1 ur. - CROSS-CUT. SAWS, SLEDGES. edges,Vaxes, Iogging tools, If yuu nfd a steel rane call snd see tbe cele braird MAJTSSTIC Best on eartn m-Jk 4 MRS. X N. MURPHY, HARDWARE AND CROCKERY i -itv t i ROAMG & STAPLES ;. GROCERS Phone 431 U.'.V f La Grande. i m FOR BALE Pure Bred Black Minorca Roosters from Imported Stock Also Eggs for hatching. " v'DHalsten rlecond Hand Store TGlliET j QUICK StRVlCE I and good is the only kind to tolerate i So If yon 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 r satisfaction kWhen you get the oheck. For it will be a very lit' le one. Special dishes? Plenty ol 'em. MODEL uiiTAURANT J. A. ARBUOKLE, Prop. OPEN DAY-AND-NIGHT We e.. weekly Meal , ARTICLES ..... , ;The Big Line is at HILL'S DRUG STORE " A. T. HILUTrescription Druggist . Lowest Prices Tickets Cash '$4-50 1 i : ; Best Goods TO W00 "1 - 1 Yoar patrooage we at all times offer you j the aMst reiiabte auallty of meat and hone A to win tout bailneu bv dvinc roa full r valve Iot your moaey. BOSS Meat Market Stillwell iVandermeulen, ? ' Proprietor. I Make Money toy qSaydng lt I re. The past season bas been an exceptioually good t no with as 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 whioh the public has favored as, we are now offering what is left of seasonable goods at from Twenty-five , to Fifty, per cent . Less than Regular iPrices EVERYBODY 8 AYS we sell goods cheap and a cat ia oar prioes, therefore, means somethinz.'IT MEA.N3fl5 J A: BIG SAVING TO YOU if you need the goods. f.V C j - ' . r : :. k ' f S Come and See Bargains v in all- Departments 1 r ' , r t t i 9 The Golden Rule Company 1303-1310-1312 AdainsZAYeQlie i Largest Store SmallestPriceg' i
