La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 31, 1905, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextSECOND HAND GOODS BOUGHT OR SOLD We have the largest stock of second hand goods iu Union county ,and are always in the market to buy more. If yon want to sell we hare cash to pay yoo, if you want to bay we can please yon. Wood bed steads .50 o each Iron bed steads $ 2.55 and up 35 bed room suits ........ 10.00 and up Cockstotes ............ 4.00andup Heaters 10C and up - Chairs .25 and up Good dry 1ft inch or 4 foot wood . Now is yoor chanee to get everything you need cheap. The La Grande Pawnbrokers Corner Fir and Adams Remember wt till! boy and sell aUJ kinds Pf .rot 4 Second Hand Goods J J rhODC ISO) Egga Jggs;; Eggs INTERNATIONAL POULTRY FOOD LEE'S RGO "MAKER VAXr VTTT3 WOOD WOOD R.y.QLiyER JEFFERSON AVE PHONE 1571. !3i(ii.iMirlIlIiIM ica f . -,. i M In order to make room for large Stock of ladies' and j ll Children's shoes, I quote the following prices on Men's I M .and Boy's shoesi ( j k Men's Best Box Calf and Vici Kid. regular $5 for I $3.75 and $4 00 if Men's $3.50 and $4.00 Box Calf and Vici Kid I '- - - $2.75 and $3.00 j KO ' ';Ji" "',' ":' ' . j 1 C. . ..: 'i. Boy, shoe, fr0m $.00 to $2.00 I - ;si .. .. J! ; .... I "I All lines of men's and boys' shoes reduced in. price, j ill and evtrv hair Guaranteed to be from iww and UD-to- I I 1 ! date stock. ! :3 QaALiY SH0E S19RE TV M. STUBBLEFIELD. . , , Saves you money. ' JYour shoes repaired in up-to-date Style. mi We carry full line of C EL E E S IS FULL CREAM CKEAM BRICK LIMBERGER EDAM McLAEENS Baker bro s. Adams Avenue Phone 1101 ! RET I R I NGi We arc closing out our entire stock ol furniture ; absolutely at cost and will retire? ! from business This is a bonifide closing out Tsale Come in before the stock is broken it' : HOUSE FURNISHINGS. V 1202 Adams Ave ; LOC A L ITEMS WHAT SOME PE0PL IN AND OUT OF TOWN ARE DOING. J B Stoddard has returned from a business trip to Baker City and other point east. ... Harry K fritchman, tba well known frooery drummer, la in tba city on bosineea. ' y Dr N Molltor. waa called .yesterday o attend Mra Halley who baa fullered a atroka of paraljaia. Frank Keys who " baa been quite aiok for the paat two waeka waa able to gat op town yeaterday Attorney O H Vino arrived Jhotne from Portland laat night where bo 'haa been for medloal treatment. ' - '' - The regolar danoa by tba Jollity Dancing Olob will bo given at tba Commercial Club ball thla evening : The danoa given by Company L at the Armory ball laat evening waa aa aanal nail attended and very . enjoyable Hon Jnstl Wade of Sommervllle passed throogb the city tbli morning enronte from Walla Walla where bo baa been for several days . J B Flaber, formerly of La Grande who la now running one of the leading hotela In Welaer, la in La Grande , for a fa w daya 00 bntlneaa. County Court oonvenei tomorrow. Justice of tba peace A C Rollins of North Powder oama down laat night and returned thla morning Tho remains of Mlaa Kate Uahar, re cently of La Urando, who died in Portland yesterday morning, paaaed through La Grande thie morning en route to Union where the funeral took place this afternoon. F 8 Bratnwell field aaperlntendent of the La Grande sugar factory paaaed through this morning to Echo, on business. Ha expects a larger area of beets in the Koho dlstriot than waa placed laat year, The crop waa highly successful East Oregonlaon Andy Johnson, a miner of Susan- villa, formerly a locomotive fireman of the O R A N attempted euieide Saturday by ahootlnx himself with -a ghotgun. The shot missed hl bad only carrying away a portion of hia ohoek. half bis mustache and a side of hia noae. tie li not seriously hurt Pendleton BO Mrs A B Muroliiaon and Miss C A Gam have leased the Zuber build ing on Adama avenue and will conduct a boarding and rooming bouse The newplaoe will be known as the Centeo lal. The ladies assure tho public that tbey will famish the cleanest of beds and best table obtainable. Tbey will be ready for rtusluess tomorrow morn ing. ' Died RIDDLE In the Old Town thla morning at 6 :30 o'clock, Mra. J M Riddle, wife of J M Riddle, aged 22 years, cause of death being typhoid lever and a stroke of paralysis. The deceased la a daughter pf E Albeason of the Old Town, and a ais- ter of Mrs. John Frenoband Mrs, Jaa. Mullholland. Henry A Carr bava the remalna In obarge. The funeral will bo beld tomorrow at 2 o'clock from the family home in the Old Town, Kev. O H King officiating. FO!t RENT Six room house tor rent. Apply at Mrs. Shearer's opposite Star gr oery. Feb 1-7. Little Freddie Bock is on t'ae sick lUt. , . . : Mr H W Rodger's 0f Suninerville la in the city on bunes. Tbe yonngvst child of the Rev O H King is reported to be quite ill Mrs f L Myers who bas bwn quite ill is reported to be improving Mr J A Reynolds of North Powder la in tbe oity on a business visit. One of tba best attractions tbat baa appeared at Steward's Opera Hone tbia sesson will be tbe "Two Little Waiis" next Tuesday evening Feb 7. Work is progressing rapidly on tbe German Lntbern Church. Tbe exca vation ia now about complete and tba stone for tbe foundation is being haul ed. Tbia will be one of tbe finest cbniches in tbe eity when completed. Mr and Mrs B M Rosers returned Sunday evening Irons Walla Walla where Mr Rogeia went in response to telegram stating that bia little daugh ter was very ill with pneumonia Tbey returned with tbe little aufferer and this alter noon aba ia still quit ill. Saturday evening after A business meeting of tbe IOOF Lodge tbe lady Rebeccas invited the members to a grand banquet prepared for them. About two hours ware spent socially and tba members of the I O O F ex tended tbanka to tun Rebeccas. - Ltwis & Haney, tbe sawmill men of Whiskey creek were via town today and informed us tbat they eipeot to put in a planing mill in this city aa CCS mm ub iumla mtit lu UUUU1MUU SO move tbe macliioery. , Tbey will be ready for work in a few weeks. Wal lowa Chieftain. Tbe new foundry building is almost completed, aod will soon be ready for the machinery which will arrive the latter part of next week. La Grande baa long desired a foundry aad ma chine shop acd tbe fact tbat it is now here is only a demonstration that La Grande can have about anything she wanta if tbe proper effort . is pot forth. I bare a complete stock of CROSS CUT SAWS, SLEDGES. WEDGES AXES, ,1 OGGING TOOLS. . ' . -1 f i If v u iiMi - 'el y call and see tbe celfbri'rd MAJESTIC BeSt on earth MRS. T. N. MURPHY. .HARDWARE . AND CROCKERY i m Mrs J R Forrest, the milliner, will leave tonight for San Francisco, to which place she goea for the purpose of attending the millinery openioga and buying ber spring stock of mill inery. From there Mra . Forrest will go to 8a u Lousia . Obispo, where ahe will visit before returning nome. j&fSVf f-SK R0M1G"& STAPLES '1 c: r.pnrFD Phone 431 ; i La Grande. i r JUST A GUNGE at onr menu will give oa an appetite Every art'ele On It baa been carefully selected. Fvery detail has been care fully looked after . If yon HAVE NEVER EATEN A MEAL here yoo have missed a lot of enjoy, ment. The sooner yoo begin the quicker yon will oommenoe 1o know the real Joy of eating. Yea, you can bring yonr wife or daughter here with" out hesitation, MODEL uAURANT J. A. ARBUOKLE, Prop. OPEN DAYJAND.NIUHT We ee. weekly Meal , Tickets Cssb $450 TOIbCT: ARTICLES The Bi Line is at -'4 s 1 " J 'i HILL'S,- ' DRUG STORE -A. T. HILL, Prescription Druggist . . Lowest Prices Best Goods 1 v .j i , niFiii 1 riUTi m. TO W00 - S Yoarpatronsce we at alt times oflsr yon tassMstiallableqaaUty of meat and nope ci to win your Donneu DJ giviaf you lull valve few yoor money, r,; ;u .1 BOSS Meat Market Stillwell &Vandenneulen, I "'"""'.""""?" , ! Make Money by Saying It, ; The past eeauon has been an exceptioually good cno with as aad oar stock is consequeotly broken ia some lines. However we stiill have lots of good things left, aad to show oar appreciation of the .liberal patronage with which the public has favored , as, we are 'now .offering what is left of seasonable goods at from I Twenty-five to Fifty per cent Less than Regular iPrices EVERYBODY 8AYS we sell goods cheap aud a cut in oar prioes, therefore, means somethin2."IT ME ANS" 1 nro o 1 irmTn rrrv vrvTT : r j iv. J . ' o J - Come and See Bargains, in alb Departments 1 The Golden Rule Company : 1308-1310-1312 Adama'Avenne " Largest-Store SmallestSPricee :' 1 asss.a.. "T-iiiimnmimmnnmmmi ;