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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1905)
..J... , .. " . -.- u - .-. MBBM I " giswuizauszv ft U "LA GRANDE" FOURTH OF JULY. CELEBRATION IS THE WAY WE WOULD HAVE IT THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY Wants everybody to have a good time on that day, and at the prices they are offering goods, all can be fitted out at such a small cost, they can and will enjoy the day. v Everything in Ladies' and Men's, Youths' and Boys' Children's Wear at Rock Furnishings of every de- ,CE CREAM FREEZERS Bottom Prices. scription. LEMON SQUEEZERS ICE SHAVES RIBBONS, BELTS, CLOTHING, GLASSWARE GLOVES, SHOES, HATS, DISHES HOSIERY, SHIRTS, NECKWEAR, KITCHENWARE SHIRTWAISTS.. SHOES. THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY OUTFITTERS FOR ALL MANKIND , - 1308-1310-1312 Adams Avenue Largest Store- We do all kinds Work and Cleaning AL. ANDREWS ' ftaberdasher and Tailor Second hand Goods Wanted " Telephone Fred Jacobs, Main 67 and we will call. The La Grande SEEDS SEEDS Just received a Car Load of Alfalfa Seed Red Clover, Timothy, kinds of Grass asedsj Seed, Bald Barley, Rye, JEFFERSON AVE " of Repair e O m m . Watch this space for Suit winners John Shu S35 Jno. Steinbeck $25 Suit last Saturday Two drawings on Sat. July! Pawnbrokers Red Top. All Bulk Harden Wheat and Oats PHONE 1571. Smallest Prices FIRE WORKS One of the finest lines ever brought to' the t city. The boys all know our FIRECRACKERS ARE ARE BEST. TORPEDOS, ROCKETS, BOMBS, ETC. CANDY Fine line of candies just made up for Fourth of July trade. SELDER'S CANDY STORE j. r. Oliver; UNION COUNTY ABSTRACTS Farm Loans a Specialty Bst equipped abstracter in Union county. Many years experiences with the Union county records gives me a great ad v ant. agt). It is folly to pur chase reale state without first securing a proper ' abetiact. An abstract from my office will shuv the title jusi as it appears on tho official record. J; R. OLIVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON Room 31, Bommer Bdlg. HOLLITCR'8 (tacky Mountain Tea Nuggets A Boit Msdiain for Buir Pol. ' Srligi Qdlifea Baaftk aad Eatvd Vlxt A yji-irto for ConHlltwtton, IndlEWlhw. I.It hi Kidiwv TrouhliM. I'imnlM. Kcaemm. Impur tikl, lUil Himth, SiupKlKh DowtK Hf.li-b and ilararhe. IfaRiwky SlnuafaUn Tt Ui tab. Hoixurrui l)aM Oompakt, Uadiauu, Wia. COLDER NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE l ca Local Itemg ej 1 An effort is being made to bave 'all the tore oloee at 11 o'clock tomorrow Mr. J w" BtotU and wife left tbta morning (or a visit to tho Lewie and Clark eipoaition. Mr. U O Conch, of Island tJity. was in La Ormnle todar eoroate to Port. land and the exposition. Tbere wee a good crowd up from Sunimerville today, who left on the special for the fair. Misses Kathleen and Donie Kivett, who bare been viiiting their grsnd- parenU in Welser, Idato. (or several data, returned home Sunday. Col. and Mre. Geo. B Uurrey re turned Katarday evening from their ten days trip which Included Seattle, Teooma, the OAR enoampment and the fair. They had a delightful time. Mrs. Commins, of Vermont, wbo has been visiting her sister, Mre. M A Crandall for the pset week, expects to leave (or her home Wednesday via Portland where ahe will spend fevers! day at the (air. . Editor t U Carrey la home after an absence of ten days spent at the 8aund and the (air. , lie was simply etrack with the greatness of the fair which greatly exoeeded hla anticipation. Tomorrow, Jnly 4. the Bey's club serves toe cream and cake on lawn of Central church. ' ..-,. Mlrses Clara Stoll. Bd Badge and Rernjce Ellsworth, of the Observer force, leave thia evening for Baker City to attend the 4th of July celebration at that place. Mr. and Mrs. A O Dunn of Wyoming are in the city visiting their sons, C 8 and L F Doon. The base ball game yesterday at El gin between the Elgin and Hot Lake teams reaaltcd In a victory for Elgin. Score reven to six. Remember the Grand Ball tomorrow evening at the Commercial Clnb. Ttie ball ia given under the aospices of the La Grande Bsae Ball team and the Grand March will begin immediately following the display of fireworks. A royal good time ia assured. ; The funeral services ol Etnilo Bond ro, wbo died in thle - olty Saturday, took place at the Catholic cemetery yesterday afternoon, lie v. Father Whtye performing the ceremonies, which were very Impressive. A large number of relatives and friends attended the burial. Mr Boudro was well and favorably kuown In thia citv wbera be had lived tor some time. The burial waa under the dtreotloo" of Henry A. Carr, undertakers. -' - Orders were reoeived yesterday bv Cat Rogers, Co L that the Co ,wonld leave la Grsnde the morning of the 22th of July to attend the fair. There will be a weeks bamp at (ierhart Mili tary Reserve, 'Che boys will be away about two weeka, aud , four . days w 11 be allowed to taking in the fair. The fair features will be eham b ttle on Portland Heights and a grand review of the Oregon National guard. Yesterday afternoon a team belong ing to on of the Wades of Huiunier- vllle became frightened near the Roude Valley bouse and ran away. The king bolt broke in front of the Golden Rule store aud the horses ran down the street to the drinking fountain where one of the horses struck the fountain with aolUdent force to break ila front leg, T e break waa of such a nature that it waa thought best to ehoot the horse which was done at once At th j limo the horses started to run, Mr, Wade an I a young lady were in the buggy, but they weie not injured. Funeral Services 1 The funersl services of Petei Dowl log, the La Grande bsae ball pitcher, were held yeterde aftt ruoou at tbrte o'clock at the undertaking jpartmerts ui Henry and Carr, who bad c large of the temaius. Rsv F B Hayes, pastor of the Presbyteram Church preach d the funeral, aiid the intermeut Mlow el immediately after at the Odd Fal lows cemetery where a large crowd at tended the bunaL The members, uf the La Grande base hail team , acted as pall besrers, - j , Clance For Good Boy A young man about aixteeu years of sge wbo wishee to learn a good trade cau flod a good opportunity to do eo by oalling at the La Grande Plumbing and Heating company. ., i' , WANTED-A aituatlon aa a cook. In a hotel, boarding house or any place . (or a good salary, by a competent and reliable cook, ror information apply at iota omoe. ! ; , FOR 8ALB Good rreah mtlch cow, part Jersey five years old. For part tioulara call on 8 Daron '3,'' "utiles east of La Grande. (3-1) OIL STOVES i wl i. the time to keep cool. If Ja kitchen rathe;kUeheo will : Why not get an oil or gasoline , a . v lllg IUU VBIIUI kitchen. Ihaethe ... . . WICKLESS : which gives perfect satisfaction and makes cooking la pleasure. I also have the celebrated ' PEERLESS ICE CREAM FREERER MRS. T. N. MURPHY, Builders' Hardwaie and Crockery. ' Mr L Remillard of Weiser Idaho, is visiting ia the city today on business. Tbe entire Obierver force 'will cele brate tomorrow, consequently there will be no is.ee. Rev J D Gillilan preaches at Island City Wednesday evening of thia week. It will be s patriotie address Miss Etta Hawortb arrived yester- uay iroui wetser auu win uea gum ui Mrs W D Grandy for seversl days, .-While a great many of our people left this morniog on tbe excursion to be in Portland on tbe Fourtj and La Grande day, a few of tbe best ol as re msined at home to celebrate bnre to morrow. Two or three more days like this and the question of street sprinkling will be a vitsl one for our business men. . r , , . . Andrew Jeneon, hUtorUn and cbr uologer of the church of the L D 8 de livered a very entertaining lecture in the Mormon church last evening. His subjpet being "around the world in an bout". For tbe past twenty years Mr Jensou has been gathering data of tbe history of the church and the exaol date of its public Uion is not yet fixed His work bas take'n , him - across . the waters thiee times, consrquentiy he was in a position to give a very . en. tertaining and accurate description' of the people of the old countiy . He will spend tbe nxt two days ia tbe valley visiting the various wards of this county and he anticipated muoh pleasure in riding over our beautilu) valley. St. Petersburg Strike Scripps Newt Association Londdn July.34X.li8patcti from St Petersburg eays that general strike bsoegno;tnere, Tid tbst thework ingnen of all th trades Lave 'Joined th movement. .tu rarr v v TWO PIECE SUITS L. 1 ' '' " . ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' " sr ...".' wrizum'K II men s two piece suits grow comfort norceutilitv deu Tbe vest hss Do function a-! tleeree8. We've Coat and Double Crested sTna varitv of naSa1D Sin,e 8nd there's NOT. AN OUNCE "f uD?fl! ' ?0tt' find where, while the graceful nn .ud fu M c1th an the garments arelp JB , . wuu, $10.00 and $12 50 Ur accompsaied bv ourregol.r aaarantl j ASH RRnS OUTFITFPC ,: n -- i -' fire up the i be hot kostjor &J0 stove to do you cook- same tams time nave u twi V ; OIL 1 1 i STOVE , A GLANCE , Over our Menne will reveal to you many pleasant dlshea that will make . eating here a pleasure. . . , W always provide auch an Interest log eating program. It will be well for you to get better acquainted with the merits of the good things oar chef manafactares. OUR SERVICE Will also commend itself to you. Quick, neat and polite are oar waiters and everything possible Is done to make you satisfied Inwardly and out wardly. Our prlous are reasonable. M ODE L restaurant: j. A. ARBUOKLE.Vprop. OPEN.DAT AND NIGflT We aeu weakly Meal ( . . A TtokeU Oash 54.50 That Tired Feeling If you are lananld 'denmauut - ni incapable for work, It ladioatea that your uver ia out or order. Her bine will assist nature to throw off head aches, rheumatism and aitmenta akin -to nervous and restore the energies and vitality of sound . aud . perfect . neain.' j i Onboard, Temule, Tsxas writes. March a2, 1902:: "I haxe need -Uerbine tor the the past two yaars. It has done toe more good than all the - Y ha. 1 w ni uve that tired feeling, I take a dose of Herblne. It is the beat medicine made for chills and (ever" 50ots b6ttle:;.r.v hj I 'ii.zi in favor conBtantlv V m er wbeu the t WeH Trouser S,n o L ,'1 w Single TO MAMIrivr r I v 1 4 & 1
