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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1905)
a m a THE CONQUEROR g3 ilf a nr Cm givw yoa 38 different styles in the litest Watch this spaa for Suit win net . A. T, HiS Woo the $35 X Domlcy won the $25 Suit last Saturday Two drawin p on Sat. May 6. A.L. ANDREWS HABERDASHER AND TAILOR ' a A New Departure at The La Grande Drug Co. E C UAnAHAM P CAM FAMOUS CHOCOLATES Now 25 and 50 cents per box iiiifi ". : i . H Local ItBlDl 3 it Mr Frank Harrta l.ft tbla forenoon for a buaineea visit to Alleal. ' Mr X D QhJn, the undertaker, lft thia forenoon for a abort bualnea. Titit to Union. ' ' Mia. Ada Cbamb.ni, of Union, who bat been visiting ln tb. city, l.tt thia moruing (or bar bom.. Flowers, banting, and bright faoaa attended tha passage of tb. condaotor paoial to Portland today. Mra M J Eacklay, of Portland, ar. rived to tba city this morning on' a Ti.it to her .liter Misa Lottie Pre .ton who ia ill. Tba Ladle, of tha St Peter. Guild win raopen ui unmmago Bala on Tuesday afternoon. Look oat for bargain.. W E George and I D 8 Wad. of Ve- nita Indian T.rritoiy arrived In tb. city thi. morning. Contract Let A A Gait today l.t tbe oontraot for a brick bailding 60x110, tba founda tion baring been already completed, to J L Mara, who ia to hare tha baild ing completed by Angus! 1. The require 200,000 brick Mr. Palmer Better SEED GRAIN OA.TS, WHIEA.T, Bluesteam and Club BEARDLESS BARLEY BLUE BARLEY, MILLEEED Ealed Alfalfa, Wild and Timothy Hy COAL and WOOD Grande Ronde Cash Company, f Press Lewis Dean Crowe 1 Phone 1801 New warehouse on Jefferson Avenue SEEDS SEEDS Jast received a Car Load of Alfalfa Seed Red Clover, Timothy, Red Top. All kinds of Grass aseds. Balk Garden Seed, Bald Barley, Rye, Wheat and Oats K.OLJUZER JEFFERSON AVE. PHONE 1571. STAPLE) AND FANCY Groceries Good Goods. Good Service Your trade ia appreciated liere BAKER BROS. Adams Avenue Phone 29 BIG ENGINES ' , HAVE ARRIVED Tba big freight engine, for the . 0 R A N which bar. beaa expected foraoma time, arrived In tb.lty Friday night. Thar, are tlx of tb. engines and they are moat assuredly marT.l.of atnngth and mechanical beaaty. .ThMe six ponderoaa mountain climbers aia nam bared from 850 to 355 incloalT. Tb.y vara bailt at tba Baldwin Looomotira Work, at Philadelphia, and on tha trip bar. each two ongln.a was In charg of a caretaker, who looked altar them on tha long journey aoroas the continent.' Tba cab. of the angina. wera boarded op comfortably and ee cnraly on tha inalde, and tba tbrae ln which th. care Ukera made th. yoarn ey wera eoaily arranged wilh a bank, a .tor. for boating ' and eookicg, and tba necessary ntanalla for preparing a meal. Soma of tba running gear of tba engine, war. left off In the shipment, and thee, are being rapidly pat on by the workmen In tba yard, at thla place Two of tba looomotlve. have bean pnt on their trial trip.. Tba monster. weigh, angina and tank, . whan folly quipped with water and coal, one hundred and elghtr eeven .tons. The tank bold, aeran thousand gallons. tb. eylindara are twenty two by thirty Inches, and tha drlra wheal, are fifty aeran loche. ln height. And thla shipmeat ahoald. If there la any virtue ln a rabbit 'a foot, bo a lucky lot of en glnea. Especially ahoald the engine r aiwt ft Mm an nl Mn wi.ll rest of the train crew, feel lucky and safe, for- while a number of apactat ora wera viewing the angina the day after ita arrival, one of them diecover- Joaeph Palmer, president of tba ad a iabbit'a foot (of jxrarae it waa tha Farmera A Tradera National Bank, who! left bind foot of a grave yard rabbit, was aerlouily Iniared (Saturday after, t abot at twelve o'clock at night on the uuvu wjr iuu s iruui mm wuwi iiuui V luu ui vu uiwvu; an ft THE WHITE IS KING.- I adorn a nice .usinees with the White Ij tewing machine. I can send one to you next Satisfaction Guaranteed I also have a com plete stock of Bee Hives, bee supplies, garden hose, lawn mowers, bicycles ? f nd bicycle sundries. . Now is the time to spray your orchard. I have tbe sprayer that does the work. MRS. T. N. MURPHY, Hardware and sporting Goods. 1 . . - ' ' ' ' .i 1W J the on Fox hill, a distance of about aixteen feet, recovered oonaolousneaa 8aaday evening, and while quite nervoua rett ed quite easy laat night. Ha waa in jured In aeveral place, about th. bead which ware thought at first to be frac ture, but tha moat painful and aer. ioua injury la a fractured hip, hi. oondition being auoh that he waa not able to have It aet until thla morning. Dr. Molltor, the attending physician, baa hope, that ha will recover. Mr Palmer ia one of tha atardy pioneer, of thla county and city, aver ready to lend a helping hand in public and charitable cause., and hla frlenda, who are only limited by hla acquaint anceshlp, hop. for a apeedy recovery a ahallow open receptacle above one of tha drivers. Tbe rabbit, foot ; waa covered with da.t, ahowing that it had lain there for a long time and hadbeen brought many milea over mountain, and through dearta. Tha forty or more who attended the Eoho meeting are enthuaiaatfo over tha courtesies received at the hand. of the hoat. Tha day waa an Ideal one and tba aucoesa of tha oocaaion reflects merit upon tbe progressiva bueineea men who inaugurated and carried out tha novel plan cf bringing Eoho before tha people of tha State. Baker City ia the first to make Its appearance thla year with 4th of July potters. They promise a big time with a three day.' raolng meet. Among the Huntington delegation that attended th. ball game here yee terday war. Victor Balrd, John 8heeta, B VY Frame and B W Graham. Mr and Mra Wee Goodman and son of Huntington earn, down Sunday to attend the ball tame, and remained over a few daya to viait with friend.. Tuesday p m will be "Bargain Day" at tha romoji.ga aale next door to Bal sWsGneery Anything from a ball dreae to carpet raga at tba rummag. aala in tha Blater building. The Natural Way Oiteopatby is proving daily that car bodies contain all the element necessary for health and that bealtb ia natural ao long aa tba blood current ia perfectly dietributed to all parte and tbero ia perfeot balance of nerva con trol. Tba eanaea of diaeaae have been demonstrated by Osteopathy to be. in a large measure, mechanical. Iberefora , by removing these mech anical cause., the inherent recupera tive power of the bedy i. allowed to perform a cure. A Tempting Dish la a wall cooked flab. That ia If tha fish ia perfectly fresh and la served with tha proper .auce. We ax. mora than careful about tha fish wa aerve. Wa moat know . beyond all question how long It has bean Out of the Water Then wa prepare It ln oar oeual first clans manner and It i. ready for your enjoyment. Wa pay Joit aa much at tention to oar other vl.nda. Old duitomera will tall yoa wa cook every, thing juat right. We would like to nave your opinion aiao. MODE L RESTAURANT J. A. ARBUOKLE, Prop. OPKN DAT AND NIGHT Wo aail weakly Meal Ticket. Oaah . $40 MONEY SAVERS I FOR mm GLEAHM TIE The First Bright Days of Spring remind the housewife of the ever recurring season when the home must be renovated and brightened up for the summer. There are always some new things in house furnishings needed for this, and some expense must be incurred, 1 The Golden Rule Go. As usual have some EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD VALUES in. these lines and CAN SAVE YOU MONEY Curtain swiss,! per yard Nottingham Lace Curtains, per pair Ruffled u (4 ti (t (t Panel Curtains, each Bed Spreads, each Mosquito Net, per bolt 10c to 45c 60c to $2.50 75c to $2.15 $1.65 to $475 50c to 75c 85c to $2.50 50c Table Oil Cloth, per yard 20c Window Shades, complete with fixtures 35c Wire cloth, all widths, per foot 4c to 6 An entire new line of Glassware, beautiful patterns Everything in Granitware and Cooking Utensels Everything in Dishes THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY, ISO -1310-1312 Adams Avenue Largest Store Smallest IPrices ; 4 . . ' .......... , ..,
