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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (June 3, 1905)
4 . i i V, u ' fx ; U : ; i c i w . ! ' r 1 ! atP Pi i Nl dl i ii 1 i Li L 2 issssWWWBflWCSsnflWsj; X CARHARTT'S jj J Watch (hit ipK for Suit wtrnm Fred Karris $35 E P Staples , (he $25 Suit last Saturday Two drawings on Sat June 3 THEY HAVE ARRIVED A large asigoment of the justly celebrated CAR IIAliTT BRAND of ineo's worging clothing Made in an honorable way for honorable men. We have secured the sole agency for these goods for this section and invite yonr inspection. ' AL. A.N DREWS Haberdasher' and Tailor , I ' :! jl - - fa A New Departure at The La Grande Drug Co F. F. H ARADON & SON , FAMOUS CHOCOLATES Now 25 and 50 cents per box Burned Out but not Knocked Out Will be ready for business again in a few days Watch for special announcement Tbe two year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs RUM Heler (ell off a (oot bridge acroea Canyon Creek la Canyon City and waa drowned last Wedneaday. Thirty alx of the seventy seven student who recently graduated from the Spokane high eohool ere plannlnr to take collegiate ooares. The Rev. A ade left this - morning (. Baker City, and after viaitlog there sometime with relatives,' will go to Canyon City in . Grant aoaoty to viait hla sister, Mra. Wra. Gray, who haa been poet mistress of tbat pUoe for nearly twenty years. A detailed engine at Kamela oanaed the weat and east boand passenger trains to be delayed several boors. The fieet bound train remained hers and the eaat bound train waited at Pendle ton. No one wan bnrt in the mix op. J J Light, who for the peat two yeara baa been heed salesman in the dry good i etore of D B Hendrlok'a, Elgin, Oregon, baa acoepted a poeltlon with the Eaatern Oregon Colonizing Company.. Mr. Light is always open iur uuButM ir.i :;!!? hre of your business. Marriage llscenoes' were leaned , yes terday from the county clerks office to Herman U West, and Mrs Msggie Mvett, and. D A Zweifel and Miss Verda A Pblllipa. Tbe La Grande School of Mnsle has increased ao rapidly that Prof. Day haa been obliged to rent the entire second floor of the Flatter building opposite tbe Foley Hotel over the randy etore, which bo has secured for three yeara. i-vtY Jane 6 E 8 MoComas was In town this week. He is working op a plaoer pro poaitlon along the Snake river and ahowa vials of black aand mixed with gold from his property. He expects to put in a pumping plant and hydraul The La Grande Pawnbrokers SEEDS SEEDS Just received a Car Load of Alfalfa Seed Red Clover, Timothy, Red Top. All kinds of Grass seeds. ' Balk Garden Seed, Bald Barley, Rye, Wheat and Oats m y.ouyER '' l The rain of yesterday haa set avert' thing growing. Canyon City haa voted $5000 for new water works. Tbe Katxetijamer Picolo will be pre - aented next Friday evening. 3 D MoOolly left Monday tor Salem ana roruana: alter taking In tbe ex - poeltloo be will spend considerable time at hie Uood River fruit ranob - Joseph Herald. W J Oh arch la having the remains of hla mother who waa buried in Pendletonia tbe Fall of 1874 plaeed along side of hla father tbe late J M Church, in Masonic cemetery In this city. Union County's big hog which is being fattened by Kiddle Bros lor the (air Is reported as now weighing 116ft pounds. .They started In tomake this hog weigh 1200 and it now " looks aa though that their first estimate will be exceeded.' '; ' - Homer H Halloo, repreeentlog the Lewis and Clark Exposition, is in tbs city today arrangihg for an eicursion to the exposition on La Grande da. He says he Is meeting with contl er able encouragement, and tbs'excorsion Is sore to be a good one. " ; j Arrangements have been made by La Grande Lodge No. 433 11 P O E to hold a Hobo social on Jans IB, . 1905 Inviutions are telng printed to be sent visiting lodges. A royal good time will be assured to all who attend. " That was another glorious rain yea- terdav and leal night. ' " , Sheep sheering bas now sommenor d and for the next few weeks tbe roads from here to Elgin will be lined with wool teams. This is certainly a ban ner year for tbe sheepmen ib this county. Wallowa Ohieftian. ; , Tbe Blue : Mountain Marble and Granite Co., has devised something new in the way of curbing for ' ceme tery lota. The new curbing is oonr posed of cement, and Is therefore in one piece, thereby removing all un sightly cracks and Joints. Another feature of the nsw system le the cost, which Is about thirty per cent lees than the old style stone curbing. , ivmytyiuirja saiLinawMSifflWuatMiagl BEE SUPPLIES I have a complete slock of bee supplies each as, , hiyes, smokers, wax, foandatatn'eto. Now is the time to look after yoar bees. My Hammocks cannot be beat. Try one, I also have a nice assortment of builders hardware, locks, at all prices. Carpenter tools and blacksmith nppiies to suit any one. - . V, MRS. T. N. MURPHY, Hardware and Cnt Glass. asXEZBaWfllOTJ la machinery to work ths claim. Re publican. Mrs L E Jordan and family return- ed Friday from a viait lo relatives iu Grando Ronde Valley. Tbty were ac companied horns by Mr Jordan's father, mother and sister who will vie it here for a short time. Wallowa Chieftian leid in London (By Boripps News Association) Plymouth, Eng , June 3 Whitlaw Held, tbs ' nsw ambassador arrived here today on ths steamer Philadelphia and took the train for London where he was welcomed by - the mayor and commercial bodies ' Last Thursday, 8am Dorranre ol Prairie Creek sold to Mr Galloway, if Elgin, a span of horses for the sum of $400 00. This is the -highest prloe ever paid in Wallowa County for a team of work horses. They are dapple-gray Percberona, full brothers, I and 6 years old and weigh 1400 and 1 500 pounds respectively. J iwpb Herald. 8im usel to livo iu La Grande . . ; ' ' V Grand Opening Having purchased tbe Oxford Bar from John Belver, and havin taken poeaeaaion of ths same, I will eelebrats ths event by holding a grand opening tbla evening to which 1 invite all my many friends and ths public In general, in order that ws may all become acquainted. Every body welcome. Saloon on Fir etreet between Adams and Jefferson. ' ' JAME8 FABQUHABSON Boy's Club; All members ol the Boys' Club are requested to meet el tbeir room in ths Central Church thia evening at eibt o'clock for the purpose of sleeting IB cere for tbe comiog two months. . ARLO MYERS, 8EU. CHARLIE REYNOLDS, PRE3. Our Coffee Man Is an rxpert. His ooffee always has that delu:iou fragrance and rich flavor that denote perfection. Taken In tbe morn ing sooh ooffee Is .'preparation for tbe days work. Then At Lunch It is a tonle for mind and body. Taken at night it is a fitting finlab to a good dinner. And coffee isn't ths only good thing we have. One bill of fare will reveal many equal as appetiz ing. M ODE L RESTAURANT J. A. ARBUCKLE, Prop. OPENJDAY AND NIGHT Sk eakly Meal , Cash Ws esll week! Ttokots '$4.50 GREAT sptm SALE OF CANDIES IEFFERSON AVE PHONE I57L WE BUY Doors Sash, Shingles and Lumber In large quantities direct from factories and mills at a yearly contract price, and while we pay the lowest price, we get the best goods, and can afford to sell at figures that others buy for, thereby giv ing our customers the benefit of wholesale pnees STODDARD LUMBER CO, 01 M - ilCTbHraWraWraHraWrft'fAftfalfralfgffHIrliallrall I R 4 in- 1 THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY Opens a New Department in this Line And in order to introduce it to the trade, will on SATURDAY, JUNE 3d Have hourly sales. 10 to II a. m. 2 to 3 p. m. 8 to 9 p. m. At whicK.time they will offer for sale the entire line of HAND MADE CANDIES, consisting of CHOCOLATES. CREAMS AND BON B0NS . Per One Pound to a customer We Absolutely guarantee these candies to be pure, fresh and as good aa any you ever bought at 40c or 5oc a pound. IF NOT YQUR MONEY.BACK Common mixed Sugar Candy per lb lOc During Above hours. CALL AND SEE THE DISPLAY THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY, 1SC8-1310-1312 Adams Avenue . A' Largest Store Smallest Prices pound 15c - -A 1 y. llailWIIPUMUHi'i..t-i.iwiwutiiw.iiMiiwi-Macjici .uejjimi
