La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 18, 1905, Image 4

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    LASSiriCD - DVCRTlSCMENrS
FOB ' SALE Remington Typewriter,
nearly ntw, at' a bargain. Call at
Gaanty Clerk's offloe and see machine
fOaSALaV-A obaap Typewriter la
food condition
K 0 Jermaa 1101 flnt 8t M 13 U
FOB BALE Fresh miluh oow,
throughly broken will ba aold cbaap
for oesh; O Uoellenbarg, Island
. Cltr ' m 17, J 17, d
FOB KNI-Dealrabl- famished
housekeeping rooms on ground floor
Oeorge Ball M 14 U.
FOE KFXT-FarnUbed room for lady
or gentlemen, with also trio lights
and bath Mrs L A Baker. '
- -.. Phone Maine 811
FOB RENT Fire room fnrnished
- house, for boOMkeeplng.. Inquire of
lira W J1 Jamas, tba .dressmaker.
FOK RENT-r Housekeeping rooms,
also new fire room eottaga. Apply
lira. Bbaarer, opposite Star Grooery.
FOB . aspT-Farnlshed rooms for
light boosekeeplng, apply at 1617 tth
Street. -
FOB RENT Front famished room
" with bath connection. Apply corner
Third and Park streets.
FOB BKMT One 'sew large Are room
ed 'boo at on - First Street. , lias a
goad cellar; Apply to F Bynborst
... . ... . (5"U)
eteetrlc llghtoani bath.' Inquire at
701 Mala street, or pboue 811. , t
Board and Lodging by , Mrs Goodall
2111 3rd st. .Phbnawr ? - tf
DRESS M AKIlftl Ladia's, Mlssee'
and Children's dresa making, Mrs
' W 8 Wines; corner of Depot and U
tttraeta PhoneHa 207i i' (A 301
WANTED Lumber, Lima, and In fact
all kinds of building material want
ad at aaoa, by J L Mara, contractor
and bulldsr. The maa who can
furnish tba material the quickest and
at tba loweat prices, gets tba eon
. traot. Caab on delivery.
LOST-Ladlet tTeggle from Paris"
containing some money, Jewelry and
visiting oards. ' Was lost on Toad be
tween La Oraada and Alloel ' Liberal
reward paid for Information leading to
its return. Eeturn to this offloe or to
the Sheriffs offloe. dw JI 17 U
. Dissolution Notice
i Nottoa hereby given that the part
nership ; heretofore existing between
tha-auderslgaed under tba flr m name
of Pohrsm aad Reher, Proprietors of
the Union titar Saloon baa this day
been dissolved by mutual oonrent. U.
J. Re bar will continue tba baainew
collect all accounts and pay all bills
Dated at LaUreode. Oregon, this 3rd
day.ol MayA.! 1905,. .
, . FPOHRMAN
HKNUV J RUB
ft-aft-a
Wall
Here you will always find
best reality and the lowest
In this line we handle (he old reliable
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT. - Chi-Namel
Varnish stains in all ' colors for decorations, (i
furniture and floors. cj)
STAGI2AND & aclaghlenI
r G9NTRAGTQRS o
ak A m'a1!
DTTV RR
JULIUS ROESCH, Proprietor.
Largest Brewing Plant in Eastern Oregon
Ask for La Grande Beer and get the Best
LA GRANDE BEER IS '
AND SHOULD HAVE
Homescckers
Dont forget that O H Powers tba
Land man hat any thing In tbe sbape
of Rial Estate from an aers of Garden
to a 2000 acre ranch. - All property
sold oa oommtasloa and titles goaran
teed
Q II Powers
Minnesota Land Man
Men 23 tf
LA GRANDE
MARBLE WORKS
E. C. DAVIS, Proprietor,
iComploteassortmentjof .fin
est - marble and granit
always od hand. Estimates
cheerfully famished upon
applicathn.
Headstones'and Monuments
Vi A Specialty
I
PASTURE
I have leased the Bilk pas
tare for the season and am
therefors in position to care,
fos all kinds of stock, and
especially the "town cow"
' it t-Ic; m Libit , ui juai, i
will guarantee ; flrt class
treatment good feed and
water. Address
E. EI. J ones,
Phone 1270 La Grande
Tba Bilk paxtnre ooimlaU of over HOC acres
and m divided Into lis separata Iota
Horaea and caltla will uol run together
LA v GRANDE SCHQ0L
OF MUSIC
PROF. DAY. Principle.
MftS,DAY.MiiUnl
Thia Is one of the.best2mnsloaltIn
stltutlona In tha atate. During the
year .1804 there were nearly Four
thousand lessons given. Tha people
In.thls city and valley are begin
log to discover the great advantage
of this school Thcsytem need Is
tha latest and most practical, and
tnoludea all tha Iateet discoveries
tn tha art of teaching moslo. The
lobool Is divided into two depart
ments; No. 1 la for beginners, from
6 yearn up, and taking in tha 1st to
3rd grades. In this department
uuplls oome one hoar every day.
In No. 2 the grades are .from 8 to
lft. ;Here they graduate. Pupil
take one or two lessons a week as
they desire. No scholars will be
permitted to remain in this aobooi
wto do not study.
the latest styles, the
prices.
OILS,!
RWRP V
MADE IN LA GRANDE
THh PREFERENCE.
a
a
WOJEt TFIE NEXT
AT
a
n
u
ill
For Every SEVENTY-FIVE cents you now spend you get A DOLLAR'S WORTH OF CLOTHING
Specials that talk. . Facts and figures speak for themselres. Bear in mind these are not inferior lines of goods,
bat perfect in every detail, and the season's styles. Eerj article guaranteed as represented or money refunded.
Just note the cut price's below and see how muoh a little will buy.
D
b Suits, regular pnee
Your
a
a
a
a
nanDDQpot 400000000000 b
Yesterday's Ball Games
PACIFIC NATIONAl'lEAGUE
Ogden, May 17 Ogdeo signalized
tha opening of tha Faoifio National
season here bj beating Boise. ' Tba
players were taken to the groand ' In
automobiles accompanied by tha may
or and city council, and headed by a
brasa band - Attendance 800 .
ft H
Ogdeu 0 00004000-re 7 4
Boise OOJ000001-2 5 2
BatteriesDowling and Hansen;
Vasblnder, llodaon and Hansen, '
Umpire Sa'ly.
SALT LA KB
Salt Lake, May 17 In an errorless
game today tba ,bonae team defeated
Spokane, Attendance 400.
RHB
Salt Lake. ...001200100-4 8 0
Spokane. .....0 0000000 11 7 0
Batteries -Thomas and Leahy ; Mo
Innis and Stanley. -
Umpire McRae.
PACIFIC COA3T LEAGUE
8eattle Loses
Seattle, May 17 Miller, Seattle's
new pitcher, did splendid work today
after the first Innina. atrikloir ont 19
of the Oaklanders. In tba fiist, bow
ever, he allowed a base on ba'ls and
two bits for two runs which, with on
mora in the third by 1 Krager, was
enough to lose the game.
RUE
Seattle.
Oakland 3 0 l
Batteries Miller add Frar?:Grabam
and Byrnes.
Uaaplre Kloph.
PORTLAND DEFEATED
San Faanclsco. Mar 17 Nick Will
iams, tha student Ditcher from tha
Uuiverslty of California, appeared for
tba tlrat time .in 8an Franolsoo ani
form and made a oredltable showing.
RUE
San Francieoo.... 3 110
Portland..,....., 16 1
Batteries-Williams and Wilson:
Jones and MoLean, Umpire Perrine
Ask For Prayers
( B Soripps News Aeeociation )
Odessa, May. 18 Thoasands of
coplea of a proclamation have been la
ned by tha sooltl democrats calling
on the people to pray for the destr act
ion or Kojeatvenrky's fleet have been
scattered broad oast over this eeotion
of the country. The people are warn
ed that II the Russians are . viotorloos
that the lot of the common modIa
will be more deplorable ihaa ever.
Buried Today
(By Soripps News Association)
f Vork, May 18 After being
viewed by fifty thousand people at tba
city hall the remains of the late Hlr.
am Cronk, the last soldier of tha war
of 1812 wvra intend ia tha Cypress
mil oemtery this morning. Tha
body waa given military honors. 1
KOR KENT-Furniihed rooms. Ia
quire of Krs, A E Jonas. Corner
3rd and Adams Avenue. 1 wk
rOR SALE-1 will aril my driving
mare, Stadebaker baggy, .. harneee.
and comolete outfit oheap, for cash,
if aold at once. For partloalara ap
ply tu J L Christian, Arcade Sato.
Msy 25
A GREAT
$10.00 now $7.50
Suits regular price
Dollars will have more value at
ASH
Cloth iers ana i jutnmr
CASH COUNTS HERE
WefaHj rtalitf the Talje
of meoej aai therefore sell
cheap roa cash. We carry
a full and complete line of
fresh-groceriee, hay, feed
aad produce Highest mar
ket prices paid for farm
produce. We hae our own
delivery wagon, and guar
antee promp: delivery.
four mop ey back if goods
are not found "satisfactory
SEATTLE GROCERY CO.
ZUNDKL A tAWSON.
Lumber
Owing to the local condltlnnn Kaln
uch that the wholeaala and mtaii
prices of lumber are practically tha
same, wa have made arrangements with
the mills so we oan deliver direot to
the lobs thereby fflvln? onr rniiAnun
tbe benefit of the loweat prices. Doors,
aan anu ijar Kblngles.
STODDARD LUMBER CO.
Shorthand Taught
Shorthand and Typewriting olas4 In
a fall coarse of six weeks. I will
gnaranteo tbe principles and the speed
of 60 words per mlnnte. Good noRltinn
guaranteed. Diplomas issued
SYLVIA M W18DOM,
At Mrs Stolts. 3rd door innth or
Obssnrer office. (5-ID)
Centennial 'hotel"
"RATES $1 per day meals 25cta.
Hpeolal rates foroiBhed monthly' pa
trons. Mrs A K Morcheson and Miia
O M Garm nronrlntnra Kn
Adams Ave Phone No 1161
Here is a Bargain
For You
Elffhtv anraa nf lan1 ' In Mait..-
ooauty, with good water right, good
aou8 ana ootoaiiuings. Kvery food
of this plat-e la la cultivation. Will
raise from 9 to 11 tona nf w.ir n.
acre, Tha val'ie of thia properly may
be estimated from the fact that it rente
annually for $10 par- aore and renter
paa tha taxee. Ihia place can ba
rented lor nve years longer at this
Kice. llere is an Investment tat
ata ten per cent. For sale on easy
terms.
Write to C, T: McDANIEL
Outario. , .Oregon.
G. L FOWLER
Truck and,
Transfer
Wood and Coal
I
Phone 1611
All order" given prompt
- attention. ' '
THIRTY DAYS n
DISCOUNT OF
Cm7T7.n A
Suits, regular price $15.00 now $11.25
$20.00 now $15.00
this sale than that fixed by Uncle
BR1
s o p a n a o n
OR
JU8T NEW
Ladies' Neckwear Stationery
Lewis and Qark Shopping Baskets
MIUJNERY
Ladies' and Qiildren's Hats, Ornamental
and Useful Belts Combs, Purses and Fans,
E M WELLMAN & CO
XjaQrande - Oregon
H ENRY S6 CARR
FUNER1L DIRECTORS
LKEtUEb EnBILf1ER5
Lady aasistaLt. Oalls'answered day and night,
Phone No. 121.
J. 0. Henry, residence 664
J. J. Oarr, residence 386 La Grande Oregon
Old Jewelry made to look like new
Clocks taken oare of '
IiACE
Curtain Sale
A heavy disojunt on all lace curtains and p or tiers
W. H. BOHNENKAMP,
HARDWARE, FURNITURE, SASH AND
: DOORS.
CAR OF 8D1NQLE3 IN TODAY
p
D
a
n"
u
a
a
in
Sam.
a ood n nun P d on
SSfWaaseBi
'!!. 1!" "'"'J""""'1' " """ """"-'".'y
WE KNOW JUST MAT
IS NEEDED, AND KNOW
JUST HOW TO ADAUN.
ISTER THE DOSE
Bring it to the store and
we will give it the required
repairs. 1 f it is past fixing
we will tell you so, and
stop the expense. If we can
fix.it - we-, will - do . so - at a
moderate cost. Watch re
pairing is our specialty.
J.H.PEARE,