La Grande evening observer., August 23, 1905, Image 6

i) RuLfccr Tiped Lead Pencils C
Amoskeag Apron Ginghams -This
week 50
,,V .
III
I You can Shoot Grouse Aug. 15
Epa Lccal ItBSyj 3
a
i
U 4
J5
SCHOOL TIME AGAIN
Are the Children Ready For It?
. . ' ., 1 ' - . '
You know they will need a few. little Extras to
start with- STATIONERY, SUPPLIES, A NEW. HAT OR
CAP, SHOES, HOSIERY, DRESSES, SUIT, ETC.
WE HAVE THEM ALL, AND AT
RIGHT PRICES
' ;,(-'. : ( ;
THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY,
1308, 1310, 1312 Adams Avenue.
n Xjiiiues t Store-
Smallest Prices
Clothes .Pins, Per Dozen 2C
Laundry Soap. 7 bars for 25C
WE WANT YOUR
NAME
Signed to the
new suit club.
Watch this (pace for Suit
winners
F. L. Meym $35
V. Spngut . S25
Suit last Saturday
Two drawings on Sat
" August 12
Come and let tell you about it. Get a nice tailor
made fall suit, or an overcoat cheap
AX,. A.N DREWS
Haberdasher and Tailor
GROCERIES
FROM THIS STORE
ARE ALWAYS NICE
AND FRESH
4Vf- 4 -f-
7
SEEDS SEEDS
Just received a Car Load of Alfalfa Seed
Rod Clover, Timothy, Red Top. All
, V kinds or Grass aseda. Balk Garden
Seed, Bald Barley, Rye, Wheat and Oats
IEFFERSON AVE PHONE 1571.
Seasonable Goods as
well as Staples always
on hand.
QEDDEJ BRLT
North Fir Street
Matbt r 8tnulsas of tL fitter of
8t Francis, ietorned yesterday to ber
bom in Pendleton after visiting here
for revert daya. ., ,
Capt A M Paul left Ibis moraios to
look after bia ic terete in the Cable
Cova mine. exDeciin? In K .
about one week. v
Cbaa Smith sent a ssmple of millet
grown on bia farm near thia city, to
tbe fair, which measured five feet in
height with testis twenty inches
Alt Eastern Ktar member ahonld
remember the lawu adc al lo be given
this eveolng at the bonis of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Schllke, after the business
aeaaion ol the order. " - -
T T Olet.o, of gummerville is're
ported to have threshed 2100 sscka of
wheat from 150 acres, and in the same
vicinity Simon Woodell got 2150 sacks
from a quarter seotioti. 1 :- ' J
Train nomber six came through in
two aeotiotia the traflio belnir ro hear.
The first section was composed wholly
of tonrUt cars. The following eecilon
carried the day coaches for the local
travel "
The poles have all been set and tlie
wire will be strong neat week and the
00 horae power electrio motor will
commence grinding on the new wheat
Orno at tUm' Pmn... .im, - T.J-,,.l
-. -... ,-, ...aim
City. , v f
On the first of neit month ' the . La
Grande Creameiy will . have . been tn
operatior its 8ret year and when the
yaar's books have been balanced the
flifiirea will mxke a aplendiit ahowiog
for both tbe patrons and the owner. ..
Wm. Hall, one of tbe executive com
mittee of Union county for the lwis
andClurk exhibit, today sent a shin
flient of choice i ears? penohes and
tomatoes Our exhibit is now attract
in no email amount of attention.
There la no section of the went that
can exc el u in the nauy aectiona to
whlob our climate' Is : adapted. The'
only thing fa to see that onr wry ' best
Is exhibited? ' "' -
JJInb L R Lorens left the Cove yes- i
terday after , spending a momb at
home, for tiaker City whre she . will 1
spend a few days and will thou : so on i
to Kolse where she baa accepted an ex- t
cellent position with one of tbe leading
diiiliesof that place.' Mies' Lotvos
hin been devoting some time to story
writing of late and has met with sue
oess, and will in the future pav more
attention tj magazine stories la con
nection with her newspaper work. ,
i j:
11
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
NewTuioYuui springs 2.50 B&dsteeds........ .50 up
NewMaUresses 2.75 Bed uprings. .... . ' 50 up
Newcoon itov-JB 10.00 Glass front cupboardlOO up
New extension tables 5.50
Remember that w have the only first new and second
hand store in Union county.
The La Grande Pawnbrokers
. " Phone, Main 4
vest
I have just received a large supply of shells fresh from
tho factory, the kind that kills the game.
My stock of hunting coats, gun cases, and hunting
supplies cannot bej beat. Just received a large stock
o Bjibt ig9ns.ipd rifles, all grades and prices.
I also have tent, camp stoves. - and wagon covers '
j ;lfvou are going camping or ' hunting, call and ex
i amiue my stock. . ..
: MRS. T. N. MURPHY,
;;. ,1 Builders' Hardware and Crockery.
When you want the
Best Ice Cream
SELDER'S
CANDY STORE
Greatly in Demand
.Nothing is more In demand than a
medicine which meets modern require
ments for a blood and syetem cleausf r,
snchaaPr, King'a New Life Pills.
1 '.ey are Just what you need to oure
atomach and liver trooblca Try them.
At Newlln Drag Co, drag store. 25o
guaranteed.
At The Courthouse
A mairlMge license- wa iamed toitay
bi County Clerk Oilham to Frnk E
Stilwell and Victori puryea, both of
thia city. - ,M ' " v '"'v;'
A maiidatH from the supreme com t
nliowing Hip Grau.e Koiidtit.uii-.lwf
company $70 J.'ir the xinat' ot an
appeal io thrt csc ol thut cnipany
terniia J F Alduu and lIoing new
trial. Toe case whs heard bfen the
circuit court last spring. Mr Alden
sued the coijipanji for tbe loa of two
horses and was awarded $100 damages.
The Qrando Romie Lumber compady
apoealtid with the above renults. '
Suit was file, todiy by J D Slater
agninoi J F Baker to recover $105 rrnt
for a certain piece of land situated in
tbiicouuty, "' r
. .....:,';:,
.' A auit involving 30 Uintifftd 12
defendants wao riled Itsdiy from Union
naming RE Smith, ft as plaintiffs
and J Fiokiin aa defendant. Tbe anil
involves the riporian rights to astro m
near Union known as Little Creek
Irom which all ol tbe plaintiff aod
defendant m oure water for irrigaiioiV
O H Finn today instituted an equity
auit agaioRt John Am bony ami wife
for tbe poweoaion of L't 15, 1 Block U8
in Cnappliu's ad.iitton of Wit city of
La Grande, which it in alleged that
the defendants have held wrongful
possession sinoe January 1, 1904 and
for the possesion of wbicb the plain
ti IT asks $i'0 damagea. . . . . . . . i ,.
'Another suit brought by O H Fion
as plaintiff is against Andrew Larson
and hi unknown he'rs to clear title
to Lot 2, block 62 Cbaplaiu'a addition
to the city of La Orsndo.
H M MooHon ol this oity filed suit
against F Tietjei) and J L Pinkertou
of ImbW, to recover the, principal and
interest ot a note for $300.17 V'ven by
tbe plaintiff 00 December 10, 1903
Mra Mary KhIIr? wa tody appoint
e l adminiittrsttrix of the esttte of Wil
liam Ktltey deceased. Tb estate is
valued at $14,440. i ! "
F W Dtvis of Union is a La Grande
vinitor today,
Attorney Frank Wilson cam a over
from Union thia morning. - '
. EJIa, tbe 7 year old daughter of Mrs.
B II Lewis Is very ill with typhoid fev.
' er. ;
When we can gt 20 lb watermelons
for 20 and 25 cents, everybody should
be supplied.
District Attorney Leroy .. Lomas cf
baker City came down on legal busi
ness this morning.
The local mills are paying from 66
to CO cents per bushel for wheat. ' Bo
fai there has been few .1p .
J W Knowlea and family expect to
sUrf tomorrow for a week's hunting
sod outing In tbeStarkey country. .
Archie Baker, of the grocery firm of
taker Bros., and Bn Noyes left this
morning for a trfpto Wallowa 4 lake.' "
DA ftfcFarlaoe aut! J C Smith have
purchased tbe Mint saloon, which Wjb
run Jor 10 mioj years by Clias Msl
quist. ,v;-'Ai: .at-.-, ,-;t
Remember the social to be given by
tta ladles of the Cutholic church,
this evening at the,hdme of Mrs.
FNewlio . 'w v.i .-A .
4" 'Tomorrow being .the Feaat JofJ St.
Bartholomew, there will tie olhr-
tion of the Holy Communion at St.
Peter'a church hHo a m.. ' " '
II L Alexander returned yesterday
from a few days visit at tbe fair, lie
returned a few days sooner than he
expected i-n aooriitnt of lllneaa.' ; '!
LOST--Two bolster4 springe, some
f where In tbe southwest ; portion of
the city or in Old Town. Reward
! for their return to this ofllce. '
.Parties having a good fresh milch
cow to dispose of may and a buyer by
calling at this otllce'. . , ;
FOR SALE Briik veneer - house on
Second street, two blocks. Inquire
F. K. Noordhoff. . 8-2()
FOR RENT-Furnished housekeepUig
rooms In suits of two, three and
four, loqnire, phone b'ack 601.
QUICK SERVICE
in onr restaurant does oot mean that
the food is hastily or Improperly . pre
pared. Far from it. The utmost cars
is aku In tbe getting ready of all
our eatables, whether your bill is a
dime of a dollar. Our
.; : QUICK LUNCH
means that yon do not have to wait
unreasonably for your order to be
nilea. Therefore you may be sura you
will be able to keep all aoDolutmeuts
on time it you breakfast, dins or sup
wiln us.
MODEL
RESTAURANT
J. A. ARBUCKLE, Prop.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
We ee.i weekly Meal . A
Tickets. Caeb $4.50
.. . , mm
si - s f
NO POISON
No Spoiled Fruit
By using Economy Jars
there is no danger from
Zinc Poison, the fruit being
inavacum, will keep for
ever. These Jars are toBe had at
BAKER BROS.
, Phone Main 29
pi;: ,?E buy
no!' 1 ," .. IS
tril i
f0'J r. Q1 Of a f -J
is j-uui5 odsiiy onmgies i and m
Lumber 1
I
j In large quantities direct from factories and mills M
I ;?t a yearly contract price, and while we pay the M
i - 3 Ptr!f ' W6 R,Pt ,theubeBt 8. cao afford I
. to sell at bgures that others buy for, thereby Kiv- 1
; v"g our customers the benefit of wholesale pr,ces 1
STODDARD LUMBER CO 1
r
I
-
r
..... .i