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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 30, 1905)
- V 0K . go. , ho r P w tOB r mi an ; it . ' p May Tot nt J KOI tb to O yoi fo: ' FO b i ro 1 f V t .In r I t '. Y. t; i . t vi i 1 V. , 4 - -k Id P V; . i - - - IT A New Departure at The La Grande Drug Co. F. F. HARADON & SON , FAAOUS CHOCOLATES Now 25 and 50 cents i:::,':1: ., 1 1 : v: "-m 0 .iht'ew jpi" -H pi himiiim mini hibpw 11 imwawnj i ymHU'Wf-iW''l TTiHiri i " - -- - iii- i rriniiif i i- ' SPECIAL SALE ON NEW AND SECOND II4ND GOODS NEW Eitention table $5.00 up Rockers ...... 2.50 M .60 8.00 " 2 75 " 1.50 " 2.50 " Dining chairs Bureaui Iron Beds Bed Springs . . Mattresses.... Kitchen treasure 3,00 " Pillows ...... .50 " Camp stoves.. 1.25 " Cupboirds.... 6.00 " The La Grande Pawnbrokers Comer Fir Rsmembsr wa atill buy and f Second Hand Goodsj The Nurse and the Doctor ' ; iU tell you that the success of a prescription de pends on the purity of its ingredience. There is as much variety in medicine as in other merchant dise. In our prescriptionfilling "Qulity" is always our first consideration. You can implicity trust your prescription to us quality, accuracy and the right price are the never failing trio upon which we think w have a right to appeal for your patronage. A. "T. Registered Phone, Farmers Line, 68 Pacific States 1861. SEEDS Just received a Car Red Clover, Timothy, Red Top. All kinds of Grass sseds. Bulk Garden Seed, Bald Barley, Rye, Wheat and Oats JEFFERSON AVE Just Arrived New shipment of , i HANAN SHOES Also Walkover btock now complete AL ANDREWS, Haberdasher and Tailor 0 Watch this ipace for Suit winners Dr. A. L Richardson $35 Joe Conncrs the , $25 Suit last Saturday Two drawing! on Sat May 20 4 per box SECOND HAND Wood beds. . . . $ .50 op Springs .....i Mattresses.... Chairs ...... Quilts.. ..... Rockers...... Tables ...... .50 .60 .25 .35 2.00 .60 Sulky plow ... 17.60 . Walking plow. 4.00 Folding bed .. 2 00 Saddle ....... 4.00 and. Adams aell all) kind a J J J 'Phone 1581 HILL, Pharmacist J La Graade, Or. SEEDS Load o Alfalfa Seed PHONE 1571. 1 i If II - I: II r -1 : ! ;! Lccsl llzzf a Li Mr. O E DuPulr and wlfa, of Weatoa arrived in the city last aTaning on a vlalt. Messrs F L Mayer and Al Andrews left this forenoon for North Fork, near Mracbam, on a flahlng trip. ' Mr. Leonard Coach and . wife, of Wallowa, arrived in tbe city yeeterday afternoon and left thla morning lor Portland to bo preaent at the opening of the Lewie and Clark ei position. Mr. D Latham, of Wallowa coanty, who baa bean rlaitlng In the eity fir everal days put, retnrnad homo to day. '' . - County Clerk Jamaa Oilbam lart laat night for Portland to be preeent at the opening of tbe fair. - -:: Mr. AH Brink, one of the weU known reproaeatatirea of tho whole aale grooory bone ot Mason Ehrman, of Portland, is doing tho trad today. The La Grande 8obool of Untie has inoreaaed ao rapidly that Prof. Day baa been obliged to rent tho' entire aeoond. floor of tho Fitber bollding oppoalto tho Foley Hotel overt tho randy store, which ho haa aaoarad for three yeara. (5-30 6-6) The Ladiea Aid Society of tho Pres byterian Chnroh will meet at the home , of Mrs MO Kirk on Wednesday after i noon at a:30. v As there Is work to r:coa and Kootuedge Aewa, iMooa, ria., done, a good attendanoa is desired. writee: "-'have need your Herbine in Miss Grace Wright, of Elgin, arrived in the city yesterday afternoon. Married BULLIVAN-UEBMIN-At ths home of tbe brides parents, Monday even ing May J9, Mr Elmer Sullivan and Mils Nina Herman, O H King offi ciating. Only a few intimate friends witnessed the ceremony, after which a floe weddinc dinner- was served. The young couple are now at home on Spring Bt. The groom is in the em ploy of the O B N Co, and the bride bas a host et admiring friends in tbe city, who wish the newly welded couple a long, happy and prosperous life.. . N There need be none on anybody so little cost as we offer i Screen Same Same Mosq THE , Largest Katzenjamrtw Picnic -The musical faroo comedy entitled "The Katsecjtmmer Pic Die" will be given soon ia the Opera boose. Every movent of tbe two boura ia . devoted to fun, pore, unadulterated and wholesome. Tbe specialties are all new and novel, so ootertaining thtt , the time will sped away, frocks and Frills is one of tbe mott Attractive special ties and will bo presented by eight of our prettiest and moat popu lar young ladies. The kids Frits and Hani ars the worst that ever come over tbe pike but too good to miss. Ooe of the finest specialties will bo an Egyptian Bal'ei given by twelve of onr moet popular young men. Tbe costumes will bo secured from Portland. It will be on of the best things ever given here. The 60 young people are working day and ' evening, with rehearsals and Miss Thompson is fast giving she amateur entertain ment tbe polish of professionals. She haa been exceptionally fortunate in selecting the Katzenjammer east as eachoneseemseapecis.il adapted to bis or her respective cliareoter. Mr WR 8obultz, of Elgin, visitor ia the city today. la a Herbine Will overcome Indigestion and dya pepsiat regulate the bowels and! cara liver and kidney com plat nte. It ia the beat blood earicher and invigorate or in the world. It ia purely vegeta ble, perfectly harmleea. and should you be a eutferer from diaeaae, you will ate it II you are wiee, B N Andrewa. Editor and Mgr., Co medioine. IU effeota upon myself have been a marked benefit, I recom mend it unhesitatingly." 60o. Bold by Newlln Irng Co. Health Is Youth Diaease and Hlckneaa Bring Old Age Herbine, taken every morning before breakfast will keep yoa in robust healh fit yon toward off diaease. It cores constipation bllloaanesa, dyspepsia, fever, akin, lives and kidney complain -ta. It purifies tbe blood and clears the complexion. Mrs D W Smith Whitney. Texa writes April 3 1902: "I have need Herbine and find it la the beat medicine for contelpation and liver troubles. It does all yoo claim for it I can highly recommend it. 50ota w bottlo-Ucalln Drug Co. Baby aleepe and grows while mammy rests it Holilster's Rooky Mountain Tea is given. , It la the greatest baby medioine over offered loving mothers 35 cente. Tea or Tablets. Newlln Drug Up. FLIES 2-6x6-6 and 2-8x6-8 V good strong frame, painted olive, steel and cloth each, Doors Frame made of full walnut fiuish Fancy oak finish, paneled, ornamental scroll pieces in centers and corners . .each Window Screens Wire Cloth n widlb ... uito Net aii colon.;... ... GOLDEN RULE COMPANY. - . 1308-1310-1312 Adams Avenue ' Store Smallest Prices SHINGLES lean furnish yoo any quantity. They ara extra Star-A-Star and first class. Try them. Just received a car of doors, windows and screen doors, let us figare with you, quality guaranteed. I am showing a fine assortment of fishing tackle, the kind that catches the fish, try them. Do not forget about our bee supplies. MRS. T. N. MURPHY, Hardware and sporting Goods. Married Mr WE Fergoa and Miss Anna Graham ware united in marriage yes terday evening. May 29th. at tho home of Mr and Mra Joe Keensy oa 6th street, Bev Father Wkyt perform ing tbe ceremony. The bride was dreassd in an elegantly fitting . whlta allk, while ,' the . groom waa dressed la the conventional black. Conductor O'Uara and Miae Ella Qoeck were tho attendanta. Tbe new ly married eouplo left on paiaenger Salt Lake and other polata on a wed- ding tour.: At the depot they were ( given an ovation by many waiting friends, and, as tbey boarded the train they war ehowsred with rice, old shoes and othsr things of this kind that portend a happy and prosperous married Ufa. Tbe bride groom is a young conductor of tbe OBAN at this place, and atanda high ia the ea llmation of the offiolala ot the road aa well aa of his numerous friends. . The bride Is a reeident ot Elgin, and Is well known her. The best wishes of friends follow them as ( they begin the voyage oa the era of matrimony. All member of the Eaatera 8 tar who ara going to join tho crowd who will vlait the Summervill Star Saturday oveniiig are requested to leave thir namea with Mro. Bohnenkamp. Thoy are to start about a o'clock. when they can inch lumber, four panel, . eaeh ON 38c 40e and 43c ..........per lineal foot 4 CtS to 6 CtS ................per boit A HUNGRY MAN ' I icvsrtood aatored, but a man who baa diirad well always shows his most cental side. All oxperlenoed wives know this, and many wis wom an In this eity have learned something olaa, IF THEY WANT ' To strike "hobby" f .r a particularly largo ellce ol hie bank acooont, tbey arrange to bava him dloe at our restau rant. They know tb better the dinner the easier be will grant their reqaeat' And tbey also know ths beat dinner is to bo bad right hero. M ODE L RESTAURANT J. A. ARBUOKLE, Prop. . OPIKPAT AND NIUHT , W sea weakly Meal , rcaSBrM.e1S4.50 . Tlokets be kept off at $1.25 $1.50 aa UU 10 4Z.Z! 50 cents US 1 i f I. - -4 1 . H'.'V- ,?., ,i3 -v,T... n. X