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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1905)
fc. l.r;1.'!r:'!!r?J'OHrll oMnirairar - , WA1MTEIX Apples, Vegetables, Hay and Crain uZ lT; " W "l ,D1 u ne shipping HONEY (v,!.r iV,e8h r,;"":"DBent of fao- wbit "low gro en"" ll"h U " 11 l"" PI si m n APPLE BOXES AND PAPER P Do n u u, ,.,., Ullet b01 ioi g l'i"g p-j ei? Wt haw them and sell aTm at Bale urice. APPLE BOXES ele price. 5n STORAGE W e ator hII fcindg rK,N.,, , tt ow rUj 0 JtrHK. plan, a , b-lu.-iy ii6 proof take. I ery Iw rate of inturaiice. - ' Oregon Prcducc Company M p td fi3'B1tniltrn RStirr-... . ' V farmers and JJrctders Tfationat SSanA NO. 4469 Capital -Surplus . . Total For the proieH Ion o If s U, oMtnial Dtpoai nrs of Ihia bant are arrorde I aiioh liberal traiimfDt as fhall be in krrpl g with to cbHracfa ro t value ol th Ir a -conn's ' WV would La pleased la have your loct.uut Y Johki-h Pai.mek, PrcHKleUk . G E. McCully, A r8t Cashier. OREGOiV LA UKAKItK. OR RUM HaH Lake. Demer, M. No I Wortb, omaba, Kaa- fcSOaai Ma City, M. Unit, cti- Me 3 rao aud Last. lA) p ai ' PorUaad, D ten. Pe illctou. Walla Walla, , Ma . itayion, t'oiDcrov, C'ol- Doth via Hpiikare Honlaad, Uallca, ln. ' dlalon, IJmnUlla. Wa. aot lula, Lewutoo, Oo'l.t, No Moacuw, AalUcr, itar Ii)6p.m. uar, Hiohik antf oth.r HdsJaai v. pot 11 u aat asii aonii via Mpofcaae No.B Island Cliv, iice , Iro- Oallitx- i-lci aad ia. Con- Hoi ccpt ne titan at Llv tli Kuaday ta-, tur polou a v. .1 ( 10 so tliia oar. Ocaa Mrainrn betii "til 4 ad aau Vwtnm,nf t - K. C MOOUB, Annl A CI Ova.l an Atrnl ' . rruLUSTtir flacky Mountain Tea Nuggets tsnngt uoiasa uaaita sua muvh iijta. A ipedflo for Conatlpatloa, Indlrenloa. Live and Kidney Trouble, Pimple. Ecz&. Input Blood, Bad Breath, Rlunrttth Bowels, Hteilachr and Baekarhe. It's Korlry Mountain 1V la tab let form, 85 crata a box. Oennlns made bj BoujSTta Oaca OrapAav, Msdlsnn, Wis. WLDEM NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPU , 500 ACRE FARM FOR SALE This farm is only 15 miles fr n La Orarde, on the Elgin biancb of the U. K. & N. Bail oad, at the Rinehart spur. It will make several good bom aud will l e sold in sinall tracts it desired. . Ther are ll.ree different young bearing rcbaids, aud twi good bouses on the place. In a good school district fret-from debt. . Terms easy. Address, HENRY RINEHART. SUMMliRVILLK, OREGON. Or call at the farm for full particulars. - . ii !! AND PAPER y M El wrap- " ' " S 60,000.00 1400000 ' $134,000.00- J. W. BCBIRBR, Unsluer T. J PcRnoaiN AhiI, U ifliier When you wish a f ice . juicy roast or a .. .... , , tender steak, or a piece of boiling meat or pot roast, just phone Main 48, and you will soon have exactly what you de sir a. K J. BULL a CO. Phone Main 48. Remember tha phone is on the directory as Boss Meat Market main 48. Practical Gunsmith Repairs Strictljr Fi-stclass C'Uns re-stockfii : Ktys fitted toidoor Locks WAU.-AGNEW Adams Avt-rae ' " L 5 ; rfCr Jail Escapes t red r ehrmann, who has heen held in the Morrow county jail the past few week on a charge of wife-beating, made hit second escape from the jail Tuesday night by digging through the stone wall of the prison. Fred Creighton, who was lodged in jail Monday evening on a charge of burglary, also escaped. The method of escape was identical with Fehrmann's first break. He dug through the stone wall, which is eighteen inches thick. But he did not attempt to go out at the same place as before, which in the' meantime had been repaired. This time the hole was on the south side of the jail at the edge of the barred window. The other time he went out on the east side. Hep pner Times. Candidates According to the Oregonian the follow ing have all but announced themselves as candidates to succeed Senator J. H. Mit chell. ' REPUBLICAN T. T. Gear, of Salem. T. B. Wilcox, of Portland. W. D. Fenton. of Portland. A. L. Mills, of Portland. L. R. Webster, of Portland. Dr. Andrew C. Smith, of Portland. H. W. Qoode. of Portland. Jonathan Bourne, of Portland. Stephen A. Lowell, of Pendleton. Malcom A. Moody, of The Dalles. DEMOCRATIC James H. Raley, of Pendleton. C. E S. Wnnri nt PnrfUiul "Jefferson Myers, of Portland. Thanksgiving Services 41MI rUil WtlMMI VWMIIIMVMMIIllUUtl as has been tha custom in this city for many years, arranged for a union service on Thanksgiving. At 10:30 Thanksgiving morning there will be a prayer service held in the Methodist church, led by Presiding Elder J. D. Gillilan, and in the evening at 7:50, Rev. H. H. Mower will deliver the Thanksgiving sermon ' in the Centra church. Tha general public is cordiallv invited to all these meetings. . Large Farm Hooper, Whitman county. Wash- Nov. 6. McQreagor Bros., the pioneer sheep men of Whitman county, who own 31, 000 acres of land here, are breaking out 12,000 acres of their big ranch and will plant it to wheat A Good Showing" The Island City public school has an wnmllmfinj, of sn and during the past month the entire school made but one tardy mark. , ' . . , Lsteopathy Permanent Cure For ' Dype ps'u If Osteopathy merely, offers temporary relief, it can have no excuse for existence. Relief can be gotten by the old remedies of medicine, or in many cases by proper dieting alone.Xhat which can offer nothing better, nor is cheaper, is not pro gress, so can have no claim to attention. But Osteopathy i daily proving its claim to attention, especially in disorders of digestion. Disregarding the minutae of symptoms which always obscured the reasoning of medical men, the Osteopath goes direct to cause. Cause is made par amount, the removal of which comprises his work. The Osteopath contend that the administration of drugs to aid diges tion is . unreasonable, unscientific and harmful. That to cure, the structures of the body must be perfect and perfectly in line that the circulation of fluids and nerve force may go on undisturbed. Then all processes of the body will be active. giving to tha body as a whole, perfect health. Run for the People Nobody can doubt that Newlin Druir company is run for the people when they go mere and sea the splendid service that s given. . - This store is equipped with everything for tha most convenient and expeditious handling of a large business. Everv customer is -promptly, and courteously waited upon by' competent , clerks. ' It makes no difference whether five dollar's worth of goods or a two cent "stamp is wanted, tne same attention is given. It will pay you to visit this store when you want drug store goods. A -TKlAL ORDtR MEANS A CUSTOMER 411 that the Seattle Grocery CV aaka i tbat you give u a triai order. lfwecaono plese d uot want your trade. . satiafiVd rntomer is a please.: oa'e aud wa try toT please. Tb beat groc-riea' for the lea-i money. Tbis is our motto a mi a trial otder will be a demou stratiou of bow well we succeed. SEATTLE GROCERY COMPANY i,The price of a pretty face is $1.00 three packages of Hsllister's Rocky Mountain Tea brings rbJ lips, bright eyes and lovely color. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets. Newlik Drug Co. Do you want frtsh eggs? Do you prefer nice crisp and tender vegetables? . Do you like the best and freshtst fruits? Go to GEDDES' BROS., you can always depend on getting just what you want. Heinze pure vinegar, you can do your own reducing,. Heinze pickles and chow i how. Crosse and Blackwcll's chow chow, LOW PRICES, BEST GOODS QE&DE.T BRLf North Fir 8treet MPATPHUAn - t'eaa a, a - s iui a a But not Cheap Mca: Having purchaaed th Boc ifcrii-iijtt!i shore Hiid nl-o ll uli Market, we are in jioani... ith the ibre fliori", to fiirni- urairona wiiu choice iuph it a lec price thaii if we Iih nily one ib p. It ii uot ti nteiiiion to raisr the prict i tueata, but u our iiiieiituui t dure i be prio , ai d ii re-' iiojie to iurreaf i.ur irad A tri.l i.rder will cviivinrp yo f ilia Ht'8rei,u. Grandy & RusseD trlREe SHOPS Adams Ave. het. rbinly aiv Depot. ; ' -1 Mains Ave, hei. ICtrn and P.; Kir Sir. be . lei , Jeff ri-ou b.u Adaint Ave Main 50 Main 78 Main 7 SMITH Rl PAIRS (unit Bicycles S wi g uiHcliii es 'I 1 e liters Uiibrel a Bt.teg i i,("ke. easting Grind" Si- b ura aud does a geueritl lepair buritieea CL SMITH CREAMERY BUILDISG G. E. FOWLER Truck and, Transfer Wood and Coal Pbone 1611 All order given prompt atUntion. Sacred Heart Academy La Grande, Oregon ! hie i-atitutirii is con d acted by the altera of Si. FrbUrig, aud n rda eicellen educuiionul ad- vaolagee, Clnssicxl. Literary aad Hi-ieunbu Courses are taught, il0 Music, Urawiug i i d t'amt- ii hototiiiui tu tL latest uelbixls. Pirpatinx young ladies for the prrtetsiou of teaubing a specialty. LJak8ua ill be resumed BepU tmber 6. For terms and other particul ars, address , Sister Superior 5 r. V - ' Winter's knocking at "the door. With no uncertain sound he's demanding entrance everywhere. Are you ready for him? Wow about your winter Suit and Overcoat? Are they in proper condition to weather the storms of the coming season? How about your winter Underwear, Gloves, Hosiery and other Toggery? If there are any weak spots in your wardrobe we are here to strengthen them with the - Best That's To Be Had The most skilful tailors known to the trade build our clothes artistically, and they build them wsll and they build them on honor. Our furnishings come from the hand9 of the best known manufacturers. " Money back If you want It" Thot is the guarantee that goes with every sale. It is under these conditions that we ask you to make this your Clothing Store. CLOTHIERS AND ROMADKA READY ACCESS TRUNK Tt AISINO the cover brings every comer within reach without re moving trays, Saves X tha time of an ordinary trunk to pack or un pack. Easy to operate. Nothing to fet out of order. Wilt stand all the nocks and Bard tnaga of traveling. Costs no mora than a common trunk, 11 BtyU$ a..,....$5.00 oad ai LA GRANDE IRON WORKS Complete Machine Shops and Foundry Geieral Blflcksmith, Horse Shoeing aud Wagon Work M luufdtturer oi The Fitzgerald Roller Feed Mill D F T7 O fc". Fi A L. D. .hOHIETOf MM 1 ' CARPETS CARPET 3 The largest line of Carpets ever brought to the city. More arriving daily. Pretty floor coverings, 25c a yard and'up.. SPECIAL ON G ) CARTS THIS MON TH W. H. BOHNEN K AMP, Hardware and Furniture Old Jewelry made to look Ilka Clocks taken ear of T. . - Y HABERDASHERS. 1 TRUNKS AND VALISES - We Inve a ep'.endid lin f Suit ra-es Viilit-en, Hun! ri i .8 mid T leH'H'pec, from the cheapest 10 the bet", all Siz s tnl all jj'fdea. . Hegt g" ods f r the money ever offered in the city . If you ate goiug to travel give us ao.ll. :, D. Haistcn, I Pbone Ill 1 101 Ilitrh-ofe prices pid for Kecotid llaud Goods . t.4 H m V 'li WATCHES? Yee; of cooise we have waebes, tbe vey best watches mad. Wc also have Clfck, and every ILiug iu the we dry Hue J. H. PEARE. new Repair work given prompt . atteuiiou. 1 tUNOBL t LAWSON