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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1905)
ji'p 'Ts j Local Item? I j THE IS GREAT CARNIVAL NOW IN PROGRESS , You can Shoot Grouse Aug. 15 J 1 3 i a ' ft i : i J' ' i WE INVITE YOU TO SEE IT attraction attraction Entirely at our Expense for each $1.00 cash purchase ue will give a ticket FREE to any 10c for each $2.00 cash purchase we uiifgive a ticket TREE to any 15c for each $2.50 cash purchase, a ticket to any 25c attraction, or a dinner f REE. for each 15.00 cash purchase we will give a ticket fREE TO THE ENTIRE SHOW, . consisting of some ten separate attractions. ALL SUMMER GOODS GO AT THE SAME CUT PRICES We also haVe many new arrivals in fall goods. Hundreds of pieces of dress goods, suitings, worsteds, mohairs, flannelette, outing, etc. All the new and nobby things. ' A fipe line of Ladies' Kaglans or raic coats, ranging tn price from $7.50 to $18.00. A complete line of new fall and winter underwear, hosiery, etc. Shoes of very description. , vVe can take your order for the new fall suits at any price. A complete line of everything in dishes, graniteware. tinware, kitchen utensils for har vest or home use. . SO COME AHEAD, THE SHOW IS FREE TO YOU IF YOU WANT TO TAKE IT IN TT-TR r.m ncM dttt t? 1308, 1310, 1312 Adams Avenue. i Largest Store- Smallest Prices WE WANT YOUR MAME . ' Signed ; to the new suit club. ' Watch this space for Suit winners F. L. Meyer $35 V. Sprsu $25 Suit last Saturday Two drawings i on Sat Aujust 12 Come and let tell you about it. Get a nice tailor made fall suit, or an overcoat cheap AX.. AN DREWS Haberdasher and Tailor , GROCERIES FROM THIS STORE ARE ALWAYS MCE AMD FRESH SEEDS SEEDS Just received a Car Load of Alfalfa Seed Red Clover, Timothy, Red Top. All kinds of Grass sseds. Balk Gardeu Seed, Bald Barley, Rye, Wheat and Oats R'y.OLiyER JEFFERSON AVE PHONE 1571. Seasonable Goods as well as Staples always on hand. QEDDEJ BR2J North Fir Street F D McCully of Joseph passed through last eight enroute to Portland M B Haoter and J K Killien of Abingdoo 111, are looking over the eoantrj. , Chria Wright went to Baker City th'u morning and expects to return on the evening train. Miss Arbarkle of Kolse Cltv ia In La Grande visiting ber Uncles J A Arbackle and S E Uawortb. Miss Annie Rleeland left this morn ing for Uantingtou to visit ber aunt I aha will atop off at Baker City to visit Mrs J K Komig for a few (Java. Mr and Mrs James Baker, who for the past three years have resided at Twin Falls, Idaho, are here visiting tbetr parents Mr and Mr M , Baker and Mr and Mrs William Ti loan Mr Baker ia manager of the Hell tele phone company there. Wm. McOee of Elgin baa developed iDios rauroaa contractor, and now - baa a contract from the O B Jk S Co. to clear six mlleaof the right of way of : the timber. Hie contract it on the J right of way over the proposed exleue- Ion of the Elgin branch, I Mies Rose Foutea, who' bT"been"Tn .the city the past few weeks visit Id g j her f later Mra J A Thronson, left last , evening for ber borne at Dayton Waih . ington. ... . ' Mr and Mra danrdt IJantnn mhn have been visiting the exposition tkn, nd ,n mPht denial on returned tbie morning. Tbey report having bad a most dellohtfnl tlm and express themselves as being well pleaeed with the fair. Attorney J W Knnwles is nursing a ver7 badly mangled band, the result of an accident while bnnting. He waa leading a lioiae and the animal Jerked back, and a snap on the end of the baiter strap was drawn through the fleshy part of the band. . The La Grande Investment Co this ( morning aold to E K Johnson of this city, a part of block one hundred and fifty, in Chaplin's supplemental ad dition. These lots adjoin the lots al - ready owned by Mr. Jobnsou. i ... Mies Myrtle Ward, who bae been visiting the fair the past two weeke, returned home last evening. ' Rev. A Eads left this morning for ' baktr City to attend the Methodist conference wbiob Is in cession there . tbta week . j Mra. Lntber Ward and daughter Dorothy left thia morning lor lmliler to visit Mrs. E L Kerry I Mies Anna Keislaod and brother ' Eddie left tbia morning for Baker City to visit Mrs. J K Komig a few days, j James Nelson, who ia now located at Huntington, returned to tbat place this moming fter vieitlng his parents here for the paBt few days. ' The funeral of the little child of Mr and Mrs. John Pordan too place thia afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Catbr oho church. Dr C T Bacon returned tbis mom. ing from tbe Lewis and CUrk fair. School Superintendent , Bragg baa returned to Portlan to resume charge of the Educational ezbibil at the fair until September Int. I have just received a large supply of shells fresh from the factory, the kind that kills the game. My stock of hunting coats, gun cases, and hunting supplies cannot be beat. Juet received a large stock o! shot guns and rifles, all grades and prices. I also have tents, camp stoves, and If ou are going camping or hunting, amine my stock. wagon covers call and ex- MRS. T. N. MURPHY, Builders' Hardwaie and Crockery. Not a Democrat This office was sntjeoted to a tborouKb cleaning oat this morning. Tbe editors were thrown out in the street' almost, and ordered to never again ao far forget their dnty to the ace as to insinuate that Recorder Snook la now,1 or ever was, or ever will be a democrat After tbe whirl wind bad paased- ' the city ' Judge explained tbat he did not object to be ing called a democrat so far as be him self waa concerned, bat tbat hundreds or tne leaden of tbe party bad called at this offioe and demanded an explan- hia I part. They did not oare to have all tbe aim of the Republican party damp ed upon their shoulders in any such a manner. As Mr Snook had never been a democrat ia all his lifs and as the democratic leaders would not receive him now under any consideration he called at tbe Observer and asked to bavetuia correction made, The east bound passenger train was delayed four boars thia morning by a alight accident to the baggage car, which made it necessary to plaoe it on tbe rear end. - Look out for your Pockctbook And save your money by buying from us. We Lead, our competitors follow. Look at a few of our bargains. New iron beds $2.90 Second hand tables $1.00 up NewYumYum springs 2.50 Bedsteads 50 up New Mattresses 2.75 Bed springs. 60 up Newcook stovos 10.00 Glass front cupboardlOO up New extension tables 5.50 Itemember that w. have the only first new and second hand store iu Union county. The La Grande Pawnbrokers Phone, Main 4 When you want the Best Ice Cream SELDER'S CANDY STORE Greatly in Demand Nothing ta more in demand than a medicine wblcb meets modern require ments tor a blood and system cleanser, sichaaDr. King'a New Life Pills Ihey are Just what you need to cure atomacb and liver troubles. Try them. At Fewlln Drag Co. drag store, 25o guaranteed. Kolb and Dill Will be seen ia popular bualeque at the Steward Opera IJouie. Roll) and Dill will make their first appearance in thia city since their return from Australia, Monday Aug 21. Tbey are supported by an exceed ingly atroos: Company of their own selection, which includes several popular artists under the special en gagement to them. The program for Monday Aug 21 is a revised and brought op to date edition of Judsoo C Brueie's musical eccentricity. "I. O U" hlcb affords them one of the best vehicles they have evsr bad for a tall disposal of beir great varied ability. BJ1 Brick furnishedJ in any quanity or any style. No contract ' too small or too large. See samples of our pressed brick. ' GEO. KREIGER, La Grande, Oregon j FOR BENT Furnished housekeeping rooms in suits of two, three and four. Inquire, phone black ' ckiOl. La Grande Cleaning An Works Soiled aid faded gafmebts tnadt to look like new: Work called .for and delivered. Ladies garments a special ty. All work guaranteed. Dye works on Depot Street next door to Com mercial Club. Rifmv a uiDirrv ..... " JJlUJJBy La Grande ! REST YOUR AUNT And your uncle, too, by ueating them to one of our 25 cent Dinners. They'll have tbat pleasant after dinner feeling if tbey dine with as. Tbe quality of oar viands la unsurpassed. Tbey are oooked to prelection. Bee how healthy and happy the Model Restaurant dinners are. Don't you wish you ate at their tables? Well, we oan make room for all who come, and and still have aomething left for the straggling business delayed dinner. RESTAURANT J. A. ARBUOKLE, Prop. OPEN DAY AND NIGHT We ee.. weekly Meal $4.50 '"t n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 1 in 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii tts-ttai THE CITY GROCERY AMD BAKERY I E. POLACK, Prop. Go to tne 'Jity Grocery and Bakery for groceries, fresh fruits and vegetables. ? FRESH BREAD, CAKES AND PIES, EVERY DAY t Give us a call one time and you will be sure and come again. We keep the best and freshest cf everything th market affords. Official Visit ' Geo. Pollock, chief of the special service department of Washington snd W Dixon, chief of the special agents who reside in Oregon, with head quarters in Portland, spent tbe day yesterday with the register and re celter. Thia la Mr. Pollock's first visit to the coast and be ie visiting most of the land offices in California, Washinatou. Oregon. Idaho and Utah. Both geutlemen returned to Portland ' last evening and paid the officers of I tbe L Grande Land OfLoa a high , compliment on tbe efficiency and i 1 WE BUY i I fen fia. (1, is- lB2i Doors business like manner In wblcb they tranaacted tbeir work. LOST A brown fur scarf, some where on Adams Avenue. Finder will re turn same to tbe Hondo alley Bounand receive reward. Sash, Shingles i 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 Itflr to sell at figures that others buy tor, thereby g vf ing our customers the benefit of wholesale price! 1 STODDARD LUMBER CO. m 1 I A A tin v.,.;..IWK A ."M ft - - ....
