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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1905)
?ntiwi"trt.ngf ,wititin'mrnu Jit mi - l.l,il.Jjfwl . . i i . ........... . ,- - ; . ; - ) , i . TWO PIECE SUITS 1 r . . - . ; ' . ., . - : : - - . - M l l THE GOAT; TEAM FOR PORTLAND STUNG TO DEAT J ' BYi HONEY BEES iJ J V -Villi -Men' two piece suits grow in favor ..constantly. Neither' comfort nor gentility demands a vest for summer wear Tbe vest h-s nd function when the thermometer saya 99 , degrees, We've Coat and Troaser Baits in .Single and Double Brested styles in a varity of patterns, you'll find there's NOT AN OUNCE of superfluous cloth any where, while the graceful lines and natty appearance of the garments are up t our usual and excelleut standard $7.50, $9.00, $10.00 and $12.50 Is the price range,1 accompanied by our regular guarantee Mr V Edward i, who Uvea jut on tbe outekixttot this city,, will leave Monday with fait gout tMm for the Lewie and Clark fair at Portland. . Mr Edwarda will drive 4 goat?, attached to a baggy especially conetrnoted for tbla porpote, fromlhla city and ' will die tribal advartlaioii matter along b(a route, ;Mf.Edardt It an" experienced band in tbia kind rf hasioeas,' baring driven from Lincoln Nebraika to Halt Lake i;ity, "Utah; yith goat team in the aatne buggy be now intend! to ate in going to Portland. Tbe goata which be will drive to Portland are newly trained, he having teoured tbem only a abort time ' ago. Mr Edwarda etatet that he baa bad amazing tuccett in training the goata, and any one who baa teen btm with the team , on the atreeta of thla cl'y can verify tbia as sertion, for he bat ' the goata under perfect control, and the celerity with which be bat trained then la remark able. There If no doabt bat that the goat team will create a sanaation at I the exposition and that many curioot j eyee win gaze upon it and it owner with lotereat and admiration, ' Thit manner of advertising baa been need often before, and Mr Edwarda will no donbt make a success ot his preaent undertaking.' " ..,- Hi. Hilleboro, 0 July 21-Pevid Camp beU, pioneer, it dead from tht effecti of bee itinK received while removing honey from a hive at the borne of J M Ureer. Campbell wa tnppoted to be an expert at handling honey beta. He waa attacked on the forehead, face and templet by the insect and evidently fell oncont. lone. The physicians were called, bat the man eould not be aroused from bia atupor, Mr Camp bell wet born In Ulinoit la 1811, and eame to Oregon in 1853, settling with his father ou the Campbell homestead aix miles aonth of tbit city. ASH BROS. OUTFITERS TO MANKIND riiitiiliAliliiAli'iiillAliilliiinililUiiA " uiuntu THE CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY t. POLACK, Proprietor. Go to tbe '5ity Grocery and Bakery for groceries, fresh fruits and vegetables. Our list f.r tomorrow is as follows: '.. '" " ' ". ". ' VEGETABLES i Cabbage Carrots Turnips f Beets v Onions Radieb.es t ; ' Lettuce I Cucumbers ' " Peas " V . : , 'Beans'' FRUITS Cantelopes Pineapples. Peaches ' Peach Plums Oranges . . Lemons Bananas Raspberries Currants Cherries New and Desirable Hand Bags. New Style Bruster Brown Belts. Pretty Feather Fans. Tub Collars hi a variety of style. Street Hats$l Don'tjoverwork in hotwcather, buy Children's Underwear Ready Made. J J t'U i 'r .... your E M WELLMAN & CO Lai Grande - Oresron B & t: n jet JJf?I S" HENRY cS6 CAPR rUNERrIL DIRECTORS LKEHJED E1BlLf1ER5 y ' Lady assistaLt. 'Callsanswered dayandnigbt, Phone No. 21. J. 0. Henry, residence 664 : J. J. Carr, residence S36 La Grande Oregon LAWN MOWERS AND HOSE IN ALL GRADES Bay a Japanese LawnSj riakler jid you will not need to staud and hold the nose hile watering your lawn. W. He BOHNENKAMP, HARDWARE, FURNITURE. Destructive Mania Walla Walit July Jl "Jack the Acid Thrower", tbe a moot h ioditdual who bat tpread teiror io tbe butinett dittriot through the wanton dettrac- lion of clot hi Dg with acid bobbed op tgain tbit raornijg and rained a coat for Tbci... lunuaitwoo, ooo It keeper (or the Northwestern Qe &, Eieotria com pany. Mr Meckleton rqbbd araioat tua inditidaal during a trip to the pottofflce tbit moroing. ' ' ., : Upon rtturning to hit office Mr Meokl(tOD't atteption waa eallc to tome foreign substance on tbe back ot bia coat. Ao, examination revealed tbe fact that aapray of acid bad struck the coat completely mining tbe gr ment. The aoid bad evidently been ipreyad upon the garment with a band "Jack tbe Acid Thrower", flrat eame into, prominence last Friday during tbe tire at the Hotel Daoret. 8averal ptrtont who atood about the burning building afterward oom plaited that clothing had been rained by tome kind of aoid. .Toe, police have taken np tne tetrou and tbe culprit may Drake Promoted Bcrippa Ntwt Attociation New York July 21 t ADraae eeo retary aod tiratare . of the Panama Railroad Company been appointed at eittantto Preaideot Bhonta Mr Drake will ezerclae all the funutone of the railroad comDanr darinit the absence I of nrA.litanta Shonta.. SUSPECTS RAIL WAY CORPORATION By Sorippa Newt Auooiation Cleveland, O., July 21 Alter being releaaed from jail at Akron, Charles W French the railroad promoter accuaed of aeouring moneyjby falaa pretencet, came to this city today. Frenoh In- timatea that he tuepecta that a large railroad oorporatlgn It behind hia arreat. He expects to return to tbe Pacific coast where be is projecting; a alto a railroad from ttiat city to Chi cago by way ot Denver. will Take OVER GARRISONS Victoria July 2) An, Ottawa dia patch aayt the Impetial goyeinment hat agreed to taking over ' tbe Etqui. malt and Halifax garritont under the term proposed by Canada. . Canada to pay the whole cost of E'quimalt'a garrison instead of half at at present, but not to assume eontroljof that poet until July of next year. i Presiding Elder J D Gillilan and wife returned tbit morning from Port land where they have been attending the Methodist convention and visiting the exposition. They both speak in tbe very highctt terms of the beauty and magnitude of the exposition Rev Gillilan will conduct 'services 8unday morning at the K E Church. To Arrive Saturday - (By Mcrlppe NewaAaaoclation) New Port R I, July 21 The govern ment torpedo it itioo litre received a wirelett axestage from the squadron of war ships which are odnveyiog the re maint of Paul Jones from Franoe," atat ing the squadron would arrive at Cbespcope Cape 8aturday. No InoU dent is reported on the patsagr. : Surrender To Japs Scripps Newt Association Tokio July 21 It it cfflaially an nounced tody that (our hundred and tixty four Russian aoidiert together with their offioera on tbe Islaud of Sagbalien turrendered to the Japan eta. . 4 - lieal Katate Ixant, Any amoanta on City and Country Real Eatate. Loant closed promptly, at soon as title ap proved. LA URANDE INVESTMENT CO. To Our Patrons' : It haa been errontoutly reported that our basinets Is to be removed from La Grande which la sot a fact. We have bought oonaiderable lumber A Union and other places but that duet not necessitate the removal of our oOlce and place ot botlneaa from Ia Grande. 8TUDDABD LUMBER CO. Assessors Notice Notice isbereby given that' the at teetment rolls are about to be made op and pereona wishing to make aoy changes in their aseesmohtt, or part let baring recently sold lota or peioe of property and with the tame to ap pear opon the books of the assessors office, are requested to call at thit of fice within the next tan days and so notify the aesesor. Any person dealr ing a copy ot their " assessment may have the tame by notifying thit office either personally or by letter J II Morton, Aaseaaor' fo Union County. Dated this fifteenth day of July, 1005. ' Al Plans Wanted . Notice it hereby given that tbe Dla trlct School Board!! ot School District Number One ot Union County, Oregon, will receive,' hp to 4 o'clock p m ot July 25, ltWG,' plans for an eight room and basement brick and - atone school house of the approximate cost of $10, 000 not Including inside finishing of upper story, . ... .i . ,, ., !'&'w. . Plans to be left with A C Williams, School Clerk. . . Board reserves the right to. rejeot any and all plant. ' ' La Grande, Oregon, July 13, 1905. ' A O WILLIAMS, Bchool Clerk, July 25 Notice To Water Consumers r 'All peraone knowing them'telvee to be in arreart for city water are' : here by n (titled to call at the office of the city Recorder and settle at , once. In order that there nay be, no mist under stand ing, we cite tbe customer ' to tbe following section of .the'f city ordinance. Thit ordiance will be in forced. ' ' " -' Section 28 The water ratet shall be ay able in advance .at the office ot tbe'waier adperlntendent On the first day of eaph month except .for meters which are payable on the first s day of the succeeding month), and JX not pnid within the. first ten day the water will be shut off the premises, at provided in Sectiont20 and 27.';.' ' Later ordinance provides that water ratet shall be payable to City Record er Instead ot Water Superintendent. ; : "Spoiled Jlerv Beauty U Harriet Uowsrd, of 209, W 3ith st., New York, at one time had her beauty spoiled with skin trouble. She writes 'I had ' Salt Rheum . or .Eczema for years, but nothing would cure it, un til luted ItuckWs Arnica Salve.' A quick and suie.bealer for cuts, ; burnt and sores.: 25o at Newlin Drug Co drugstore .K Many children inherit constitution! weak and feeble, others due t) child hood troubles.' ' Ilollister.e Rocky Moontaln Tea will postively cure children and make them ' strong . 5 3 cents, Tea or Tablets. Newlin . Drug Co, ' k r COOD PASTURE 3 ' : ! , 800 acres Doe pasture,' adjoining city, ' Abundantly watered,' Cows iu. beard 11.60,, dry stock and hornet 1.25, per month. Stork delivered on sht notloe at reaa prlcea - E. Eli J ones, Phone 1276 " Lat3rande TWO. cnpriAl RARfiAINS fffnw Yin "t 13 acres adjoining town, an be irrigated. f Price, for cash, upon application. . . , : 711');") -Vf? ) 420 acres near Cove, all fenced, good outside M range. 160 acres fine for fruit ordain. V watered. Fine place for horse ranch. j Price upon application ; t: Xa Srande Jnvestmenl Co. - j Foley Hotel Building j La Grande, Oregoj, 3 GROCERIES FROM THIS STORE ARE ALWAYS NICE; AND FRESH IT PAYS TO PAY CA We sell for Caah, therefore, ellrn a i losr martfin thaii - - i Credit merchant. urllaa of grereriet it coinj call and see for your self. j We run our own delivery wago know that our goot are proper! liveied. 1 We carry toe tamous brtnd which it a tuffioient gciar All errora cheerfully .'.orrecied. J Crescent Seattle Grocery r . ZUNDEL.A 1AWSON. Seasonable - Goods as well as Staples always on hand. QEDDLTBRiT North Fir Street , , FINE SHOE REPAIRIf t ' I wish Jp notify tbe pub', that I have opened a sh shop in the Lewis b'jj. and that I am prepa.. do all kinds of boot ' a. shoe repairing. Fine sh making a specialty. v t. fVl. STIBBLEFIELD .Lwia Building. i -.1 1 WATCHES? Ye8,of course we! ha' ( watches, the very be watche8,made. We aL have Clocks, and everj thing in the Jewelry lit j; hJ pfIrL Old Jewelry madet0ok Jlke new ! Repair1 (work given pronv Clocks taken oare of -i attention. f I v- HOOD - RIVER , STRAWBERRIES Tw. Hl ecivea aaiiy.. t i ..;.! cm 7Tb S'jr-j Fresh vegetables, 4.ElSl5.oirel,,Minei,S $ J Every Morning, v lswcdRregrinllate . ateUeo aponera af rin Coffee . NEBRASKA GROCERY- STbRE? g Ooi.lMr and Jefferson 8ts. : 0. RALSTON, lAp. , ft I LA GRAiNDE itjOoK m s Cmplete Machine , Shops and Foundry f j fi General Blacksmith Horse Shoeing and Waon Wol EauuiSLcl?rtr of The Fijzgerald Uer Feed Milff ' F,T2GERALd KopRierof ' ,'u H'