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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1905)
I t i i ""l,He"',,l'l-gl,-t-"as -isawsesk. tasssessgm 3 i Ll. rr n n II ! ,i u U 1 1 ll sieves: :.. Lsar- THESE COOL DAYS REMIND US THAT WINTER WILL SOON BE HERE, MUST PREPARE FOR IT. :: :: :: :: AND WE THE GOL2BEN R3LE COMPANY , ; In Its Hardware Department, ' ' Has a nice lot of Heaters, Pipe, Stove Boards and all 11 other accessories necessary to make the home com fortable during the fall arid winter months. They are offering these goods, too, at THE SAME LOW PRICES THAT ALWAYS RULE at THE GOLDEN RULE. Call and look them over and vvc will name prices that U will interest you; THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY, Xiarccest S tore ros, J310, 1312 Adams Avenue. Smallest Prices LADIES' OVERCOATS We will maze op those fine' overcoat patterns into ladies' overcoats for from $24 to 132 each These ooats are made to fit by competent workmen and 4re not ordered from eastern wholeale bouses. fYou take no chances. If they don't fit or Bait we don't ask you to take them. ' SUIT CLUB WINNERS . Paul Rohr , . . S35 Suit New Club AJj. ANDREWS Haberdasher and Tailor Ready For Business WITH A FULL LINE OF FEED, HAY AND GRAIN We are ready to buy all kinds of hay and grain, . ( and pay highest market prices. Slater T3uildine: IEFFERSON AVE . Main 57. Childrcns Day It would not have required a detec tive to discover that tbts was school obildren'i day at tba fair. , The little' folk and a good many parent wer preMnt They filled tba pavillion, she grand et.nd aod almost crowded the animals out of tbe stock pens. - r ; There were quite number ol the little people prefect yesterday aod they thought that the vnntlnm'pn'a oerby waa gotten op for their special Densnt, and thought that Mr slurp nurse nau oeen trained for the fl.-.oa. slon and kioked the cart to nieces as a peoial feature of the program '. Cjj-J --j pw uu ug iuoo Boeuio uie pUyt, but l here was sufficient a.wed abown to demonstrate tbat the ra;ert wtre going tome, at leaat wben they came under the wire. V '""," Miss Anna Pierce, the Wallow wonder, won four straight beat ye terday afternoon in , the relay lace. She teeine to have a little the bett ol it in bor mounts, and it it plain to be een thm while ber opponent are good ridei tbey have none tbe ol it there. The relay race ia CfMainlv the chief rvenloltash day. , HIP) We want I Potatoes and Vegetables M We have contracted a large number of potatoes to M coast points and will make the first shipments begiu ningOct.9. To complete this order we vet need a kfl large quautity of ttrst-class potatoes. We are paying yj the top market price. .', If : Eggs and Honey Jj W have a consignment of fanjy whittclover Cali- kj fornia honey which may be obtained at all the leading tJ grocery stores. In buying egge ask for the Blue jj.ij Mountain brand. This name guarantees to you that cJj they are a home product, freshly laid. Price 17.50 a ip case of 80 doxen. Oregon Produce Company 1 ,'. O " . Jefferson Avenue. M Visited The Fair Edito-a George H and Fred U Curre aod their wiTea, their children bd'I a fuw little' (rtenda of the children vUlt d the fair thii afternoon in a trn aatl boggy, There were eight al together and there was room foi more on top. Aa tba fair only oomea onoa a year the "force" decided tbat they could get along for oue afternoon and kindly allowed them to go, . Keep In Mind Kever loee eight of the fact that Nature rauat da the oaring if It ia to ne jonn at all. No dote ever cured man The CVoopath doe not cure nyming either. He aimply removea. any obatruollon that may have da veloped in Nature'e pathway, eo (but normal circulation of the b,xlil flnii. jaud forcea nay be reaomrd One Hood River man realized 11500 from 72 Baldwin apple treea. . ,, ' OG Wyatt aod wife of EUln are in the city today ou baainena. - 8 0 Bwackbammer tt over' from Union today attending tbe fair. Ben F Weatbera, editor of the En terprise Chieftain, la in the city taking In tbe fair. ' 1 . , Erueet DeLong la aiek at the borne of hit parent 00 the . Bandridge with typhoid fever. , , : ..1... ; A Hood Elver man baa two acres of tomaioea from whloh be ia marketing 100 caaea a day-. The patch be. etl matea will produoe 30 tone toil year. Cecil Crook and M J Taret, minora paid 12 CO each for one cigarette, for when they appeared before Judge Cam- um ui iwhwiu u uuml 'mmJU' om ' Both pleaded guilty" ' and promltfd to amoke no. more ; " ; " " '":. - ' , ' ' . T W Curry la moving his wire fence niaoblDe to Imbler and will be ready lor buaineaa early next week. 1 t The Forreater are ranking arrange ment" to give the annual bill on Tbankegiving eve. ?. ' 'l I arrive af teyBoon . The oauae of the delay waa ayferalled freight eagine at Bounevlile hich obatruoted the track: ' " - ' ' TBrbv-MowWnsr"onhe jTe ohurch of tbla city, left last evening tor Hagerman; Idaho, in reeponaa to a telegram atating that bia eon. waa very 111 wilh typhoid fever, A , , , ' The city ia having aome lookera and ofher fliturea pal in the' Ore depart ment baildin.', and from no on the fire boya will have a neat and con venient place to keep their ooata, boo! i end oth Jhamjt N company Ptepoaitlon to the Umhtllln nnnntw Mfonrt to accept a mileage valuation -ol HEATING HSTOVES AND STEEL 5 RANGES I have just, received my t (U stock , of Heating Stoves aud Steel Raoge9, all sizes,; and . prises in 1 proportion;; If yoti are 'fryxnk -to need tlapge or Heater call and. examine them, Steel THE CELEBRATED MAJESTIC STEEL RANGE a I also have Sj nice lot of lanterns 'shot guns, lifles, anrl an m wwa r linn 'f m rs. t. r - n; murphy. Hardware : and Crockery,1 " ' '.rt Br-.g3,&Kgaga S5a5oeiiaaE3 ssasaaasgsgit BaatsMTOgge yw j tmui iwJOd.attkl W Zoreher. well Known remdeuta of Enterprjae, came op list night oti-lfae Sltpn train. Si '' The order of Forreatere id thia city. their initiated three candidate into order Jaat night ;, " ' L Oldenburg left laat evening for Portland to attend the1 expotiltion to be gone ten daya. t ' Eut bound Daaaerfgaf train 3IJ nrtt4aiec. Mia Fallola Lvnn. will mtnrn islfaf tor-;' three o'clock tl ia aomV toi&Wrow' night frohi Kansas City. I i$ Portland tax narera are rather nro $10,000 per mile instead of $13,000, the amount fixed by aa'aesBment. ' fi ..... "'. . ' M pWIler.4uartule Tuesday evening for Goldfield. : Nev,, to take a position with a rcenttv In. ontporated ore purohaiing concern.' Baker City Democr iiowvara uu na. ina hriu..2hn 'e recently paronaaed tbe old Kirt ley barber ahop, have repainted t' a same and In many . way mnde the place look like new. They gave the bath room apeclal attention and i unoed in their ooooaition U the tax roll which ia "juet own turned over, which baa been greatly incensed over prevlone aaseaainSnta. . Pereona who delleht In fine iewelerv ahoold call at J 11 Peare'e jewelry viurv null mvw WO UHOUDUUJO Ik 91 r feaml. hieb Red. Croaa lodae . Mo ; of this city ha preieoted to Past Chancellor B It Linoolo. .It ia one of the Bneat jewela ever brought to thia city and Mr Lincoln baa reason to feel proud of thia gift of the lodge. reverse aid-t of the jewel ia "Present, l trt R I. I.irirnln by RjM Cross Lod' No. 27, for zealous war - - is tola this week conaulflno 'Dr j , Moore the Oeteoptb. Joseph FNiblcy of Pem, who was married in June t r' Miaa A tie Deuan berry of Provo.( Utah, arrived lioms recently 'from his . wtdding trip abroad Thev viaited tbe main Anlnu kt!ie British and orr the oonti. nsnl. . Thev are now netileil ! thoir , - 'erry borne. -- ; FOR SA .Y.kl eV.fl hnainea rhantta -'In-jCov Orenn, bakerv, confec I tioaery fand Jluich room, paying $2500 a year. Can be bought for a lew days for fl6X), purchase pries includes building. Caueo for sell , jogj'sickiijfM., j f.a Grande,' Invest ment Co. F ley Hotel Block. 5 FOU BALK Eight choice residence .lots 60x180 feet, also 8ns. driving norse and road wagon, drioka. Phone 442 Black. Prof, llen- Qnions For , Pickling CQR A A LR Small onions for" lOcanU J 1 s woold now umutesairtlie moat critical to "waeb no.'' These gentle men are both aMrln.ul harho mj their mends will be pleased to know v "", uenierea so any part ol that tbey bave aeenred thia well known i;.tbf eif.v-' Address O A Careyr Give shop . ' f "street and numher. ' Uf:-M'A:'"--:;:,;:; , f IT SMELLS GOOD X bul that's nothing to the tasting. It's a aleak fit for tbe gods. The Waldorf Aetor and our restau rant are the only ones 'on eartb von ran get them at; ' . I SEAT YOUR GUEST r ' ? -: - ; . . - before one of these attaks and it will bind the bargain you're talking .of quicker than anything ' else. Good livera always eat at our restaurant.:. You'll live longer and die happier by patronizing o. ThVtael Restaurant J. A. Arbucklr. ProDrietor We sell weekly t eft meal tlckeu lor -P4 t)lRi nv AND NIUHT BEFORE; BUYlJN.Gvy-OUR SUIT u y hklua 1 o R : R A IN GO A T ;WE WOULD SKYOUR PERMISSION TO BE SHOWN THROUGH OUR ; NOBBY; UP-T0 DATE LINE OF GARMENTS, FROM THE MOSf RE-1 NUWMtU MEN'S TOGGERY HOUSE IN WORLD .v THE 'Vf-HT ' Sfeiil-BIocft This Label Stands for 5 1 Years ) of Knowing How In Circuit Court The case of Emory Proobstel versus Wm. M Hugbsn and others cam to the Jury today. On motion of the defendant a motion of nonault ' was made and allowed. j II O Brown waa sentenced to : one year la the penitentiary for ' asault with intent to ktll I roen, It 111 be remembeied, attacked a maa on the Fourth of Jnly In thia city. Frank McDowell was given one year for horse stealing. The graoi c Jury brought In n indictment against William Tan Ken James liramlott. tbe oolorthi man waa aentenevd to threw tnontha In' thm oounty Jail for assault with a dangerous weapon. THIS FAMOUS BRND; OF CLOTHING HAS NEVER BEEN EXHIBITED IN LA GRANDE BEFORE, and We fctl assured after examination of same, combin InS fit and workmanship, together with popular prices, you will feel satisfied that we can give yw lvalues equal to any custom tailor for from $10 to $15 less III ' ' ! jl " ,.v , . 1