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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 7, 1905)
X i 4 J" 4 SECOND HAND GOODS Having enlarged oar store wo are now better prepared to Uke care of our customeri than ever before. Re member we have the largest stock of second hand poods in Union County and are always ready to bay ru J pay cash. We also have the only furniture van in I he it r, and can move your piano or furniture witudut 11 j iry to it in any way. We buy and eell all kiud of goods. LOOK HEBE 35 bed nera tuiU $10.00 ap Office ohair ..$5 00 ution stovet 4.00 up TiulIci 3.75 up Koiler 2 00 Office Desk . . . 10.00 Sofa.... 3.60 Lounge 1.50 The La Grande Pawnbrokers Corner Fir and Adams r.cnnnbcr wa still boy and Mil aW kinds fTM . ' i Stzoai Hand Goodajl j jt Phone 1581 Cclcmbla Elver Salmon Irish Fat Mackeral Crcrarrty Bloaters Oysfer Clam Finnan Haddies Lobster Holland Herring Anchovies Sardines Shrimp Codfish BAKER . BROS. .Adams Avenue Phone 1101 GET THE HABIT "Of buying your Goal from as WE HAVE Rock Spring's and Cumberland Ask any of our customers about us 1 We are wholesale and retail dealers in Hay, Grain, Millfeed, Flour, Etc. Grande Ronde Cash Company, Tress Lewis Dean Crowe rkone 1601 New warehouse on Jefferson Avenue NEW SPRINGS SUITINGS $ L4- to $50 JOIN THE CLUB AND GET ONE FOR $1.00 SUITS WON Kitch thii p:c. for Suit wi n Bn H rp r rnd T. E. BcuhU wen tVe Suits I it Si'urdjy Twj tfuw!ni on Sat M r.h II. J. A. Jackson 1st Wm. Driskill 2nd O. E. Berquist 3rd G M.Ricuy 4th O. A. Staples 5th Ben Hopper Cth T. E. Beuhler 7th A D. ANDREWS HABERDASHER AND TAILOR SEEDS SEEDS Just receivtd a Car Load of Alfalfa Seed IJed Olorer, Timothy, Red Top. All kinds of Grass weds, Bulk Garden Seed, Bald Barley, Rye, Wheat and Oats H V..O LIVER IEFFERSON AVE PHONE 1571. LOCAL ITEMS WHAT SOME PB0PL IN AND OUT OF TOWN ARE DOING. 4 4 4 4 4 Bert Gilman, ia recovering from an attack of scarlet fever. Mr. George Stubblefield of Kama fa arrived In the city tbia morning on a baskets visit. The report reaabed this city today of the death of Mrs Daulel Cbindler of Elgin. " . Remembei the Aah Wednesday Services at 8t Peter 'a Church 8AM 10AM3PM 7;30P M Evangelist Coombs apeaka on "Progress In Religions Reformations" this evening In Central Church Mr Ed Carter, a miner from Samp ter, who has been in the city for sever al days, returned borne tbia forenoon The annoal reception of the Xelghor hood Club la taking place this after noon at the reeidance of Mr a n Huntington. Mr. O E Harper, the creamery man, left thla morning for Elgin where ha will attend the Farmar'a in.titnt. wblob la inUesslon at that place today. uuu tfuuuHon and Mr. Turn Johnson of Wallowa connty, left thla lorenoon lor tJaldwell, Idaho, -which they will make their home 1n th future. The body of William Johnaon. a ear penter who waa killed at Pendleton on the 5th, by falling from a building a distance of aboat thirty six feet, was Drougntro (nis city tbia morning, en route to Summerville where it will be burled. The corpse waa accompanied by the two brothers of Mr. Johnson, and they left on the Elgin branch thla morning. Mr. Johnson waa a- young man of about thirty yeara of age and was unmarried. , Geo Htoddaid left this morning for Baker C.'ty ou business. Rev Smith of Elgin is in the oity tbe guest of Rev and Mrs Gillilan. Capt A M Paul is in 8umpter this week where he is interested in mines. W R Howard who until a few months ago was a oilisen of this val ley but now of Umatilla county came over this morning on business. Mr and Mrs J W MoAlister return ed from tbe Willamette valley this morning. Mrs MoAlister was visit ing friends at Hillsboro while J W was taking a oourse in dairying at the Agricultural college. Mies Tillie Albertus teaoher of Ta pestry Paintings le t on the six o'clock train morning for tbe west. Miss Albertus is from Lauborn Ia. and has been here for the past six months ad has made many fiienda who regret lo see her go. Sbehaa authorized in structors here to take up her work during ber absence. Mrs D C Bartlelt will take up the work here and Miss Bertha Lewis at Parry mud Mrs Myriok at Elgin. j The brick la all delivered for the trabaUtion in thia city of the Grande Bonae uectrlo Company. Mr Frank Brlggs from Slarkay spent tha day in the city yesterday on buai- ' Geo. Ruckman la in tha city today and sUtes that he baa 189 acrea all ready to aeed to augar beets' and will oommenoe aboat the first of the month . Mr Wm. 8mitb, proprietor of the Peed store on Fir street, la treating bia business plaoe to anew coat of palot, making it very attractive in appearance. This baa been an Ideal winter for building at no time ha there been a censation of activities and the aame conditions exist now as in tbe Fall, new booses ar going up in all parts of tbe city and still there la a demand for empty houses. No lota than alx part'ee have applied this week in eearoh of vacant boaaea Lawaon and Zundell have begun to move their stock from their old .tand on Jefferson Avenue to their new quarters In the Bohnenkamp building on Adams Avenue, where they will engage In tbe grocery business, aa well aa oontinae with their wholesale and retale dealings In hrm Tbey expect to be ready to meet their patrona in their new quarters by Satur day morning. - City Engineer Seita la bnsv at work with bis assistants in establishing a grade for the atreetl of La Grand. Tbe grades'ara beinaetabllihed frnm the United Statea survey in front of tbe Foley Hotel, and from this basis several or the principal atreeta in the city will be graded and a basia estab lished for further work of this kind In at. arA.. mi a m luiura. id wor IS UOW In rvrn- cess on Adama Avanue, and, after this is oorapieti d, It will be extended to the other streets of tbe city. Kecoraer Mewhn now has a full stock of dog tags which he is willing to part with to owners of does ai prioet as low as the prevailing rater oi me city will allow. So far tbe de mand has not Jwn very great, but it is thought as soon as there are a i official dog funerala the demond for the little brass besltb certificates wi'l become moie popular and tbe troubles of tbe city marshal will diminish The price will remain the same, Mr.dogs will receive certificates at tbe popular price of one dollar, and Mrs. does will be called upon to pay a dollar extra making the price of life for her two dollars a year. I 1900 WASHING. MACHINE I am agent for the celebrated 1900 Ball Bear Washing Machine which I am selling on an absolute guarantee, you can take it on trial with the previlage of returniug if not satis factory. A trial will convince yon of its good qualities. , MRS. T. N. MURPHY, CROCKERY AND SPORTING GOODS 0 HENRY & CARR FUNERAL DIRECTORS LKENJED EMBILriER5 IS HAIR-CUTTING SURGERY Vou would not confuse manicuring and the harbor's trade with eurgety would youT It is equally unjuat and inaccurate to describe Osteopathy as ninswge scientifically aDnlied" or any other such nonatnse, Osteopathy is no more massage than hair-cutting is surgery. THE QUICKEST LUNCH -' can be had here. Wecall itour "raDld fire lunch" b 'cause It is served so quickly. It is not fired at our patrons, however, but p'aced before them lu a dainty and appetizing manner This lnnoh costs little, and satieties all but tbe most robust appetites. At a slightly higher price these can be appeased with more substantial, viands. MODEL RESTAURANT J. A. ARBUCKLE, Prop. OPEN DAY'ANDgNIUHT We ee. weekly Meal ma a . Tlokets Caoh $4.50 Lady assistaLt Calls answered dav and nivht. Phone No. 921. d J. C. Henry, residence 684 &1 J. J. Carr rnaiAanoa QQA f - n I - r- - - - , .v.v.v.vv w im virnuue vrrguu l 1 THE SORT TH1T WILL PLE1SE That is the sort of groceries twe sell Our aim is to please all of our customers We realize that in ordet to do this we must sell only First Quality Goods We also know that our prices mast be right, and that our f rrvico irust be correct A chili run do the trading at our store A trial order over the tele phone will convince you. We solicit your patronage. i mmuwaat0 WIT North Fir Street I Gives Health Vigor and Tone Ilerbina ia a hnnn far an frrrm tmm aneamia. By its use the blood ia anlnk ly regenerated and theoolor becomes normal. Tbe droopiun strength ia re vived. The lanminr la diminish,! Health Visor Ami tnna nn,l.m:..i.' New life and hannv activitv raanii Mrs Bella H Khlrol UML..k III "1 have been tmnhUri ih complaint and poorbl. od, and have lounu nothing to benefit me like Her- bine, i honA nova ti ha lti.nHl I have wished that I had known of it In'my husband's lifetime." 6O0 sola Dy iNewiin Urng Co WANTED Firat class single driver. inquire noes meat Market. VOU maL; Kew Ideal washing m- uuiue price 91. w Jfi j Conrad R F D No I THE BEST AND ONLY THE BEST You are sure of the best when you buy confections at EL D. Selder's, the wholesale and retail dealer in and manufacturer of hand made CANDIES AND CONNECTIONS Finest Ice cream parlors in Eastern Oregon. Special orders for parties and en tertainments given strict attention. Quality, neaU ness and promptness are our strong points. E. D. SELDER, Next door to Post Office. IN THK DISTRICT COURT OFTHK UNITED STATES FOB THB DISTRICT 0 K OREGON BANKKUIT. OFCKEUITOR8 To the creditors of T. M. Btubl.lefield, 0r La Grande, .a ,he connty oi Union, .od dl-trio aforesaid, a bankrnpi: Notio, 1, hereby given, that oo the ffith daV of Feburar,, 1905, the said T.M. H.ubblefleld wa. duly adjudicated bankrupt; and that .heflrat maettng of bis creditors will be held at La Grande. Union Cnnm. . . . i.. ii. k j . "i aia unmet, on the 11th day of March, left, t 10 o'clock m , he forejtoou.at which time the aaid creditor, may aitend. prove their Halm a oi4 M( aFiwllll. n irusiee, ex- amine the bankrOpt, and transact suoh other bnsl- i- ' ueioieaaia meeting. Each claim filed must be ccflir,T,.nu v.. . cents. . " ' "5 Dated at La llr,n n-n- .i - ... February, 1905. ' ". ' ' F.8. IVANHOK Referee in Bankruptcy. fWf44vWfZ THE Golden Rule Comma nv I WANTS YOUR BUSINESS They Have The Goods . and Prices to Merit It - More than 500 PIECES YARD GOODS already received. ALL THE NEW WEAVES Call arid See Them : I-argest Store 1308-1810-1312;Adame Avenue Smallest Price
