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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1905)
" j war ted ' ' . ; - '..). We are in the Market for a large quantity of f irstclass Timothy and Wild Hay. We pay the high est prices of any(buyers. -- - r ' v ,. 'i ,: Oregon Produce- Company; Tjfw farmers and TTrddors - Tfdtional S&an& NO. 4489 Capital ; . . Surplus "..'' Liability of Shareholders Tour . ; $ 60,000.00 14.000 00 ' 60,000.00 $134000.00 For the protection of its depotitont Depositors of this Bank are re corded such liberal treatment at shall bs in keeping with the character and value of their accounts. We would be pleased to hare your ac count ' " ' " JOSEPH PALMER." Presidkmt. G. E. McCULLY, Asst. Cashier. J. W. SCRIBER, Cashier. T. J. SCROGQIN. . a Asst. Cashixji I G. E FOWLER j Truck and Transfer L-: Wood and Coal PHONE 1611 All orders given prompt attention see. ......... CLOTHES CLEANED , The same old stand but a new management. Take yoqr suit to . the tame place, and have another man clean and press It the way it J should be." Harvey does the clean- - and pressing and does it right An- J other strong feature about his sys- J ' tern is that his prices are correct ' Remember the place, next door ' to the commercial club. Ladies ' gents clothing cleaned, dyed, prees ed and repaired. ' - W.E.Harvey. 7; I Aurelia Mirur.gCo. 1 9 I: WATCH If Ready For) Business WITH A FULL LINE OrfEED. HAY AND CRAW We are ready to buy all kinde of hay and grain, and pay the highest market prices. . , ' j 1 ' fl.y.OLIER Slater Buiidinc: IEFFERSON AVE K. Main 57. Maro, the M3gician The Commercial Club is to be congrat ulated on the excellent entertainment given last night under its auspices given by Mara the magician, and his three assistants. Maro is cerUinly an artist magician. and musician. He kept his audience mystified by his magic and his performances were marvelous. As a musician he is without peer and his ren ditions of popular airs as would have been written by the famous composers was very amusing. Maro's pictures are wonderful. Easel upside down and with a few strokes he produces masterpieces in art Hindoo magic as practiced by the fakirs of India was also mystifying. On account of the lack of heavy fuses in the electric light system Maro gave but one shadowgraph and judging from that one the others would certainly have been amusing. If the Western Lyceum Bureau ever has Maro play a return date there is no doubt but what a larger audience will witness his feats of mystery. Prescription Liquors When medicinal liquors are wanted there is of course no question as to the quality needed. You want pure, properly aged goods. We have every variety that physicians evsr prescribe, and all of them comply with the above requirements as to xjuality the finest goods obtainable. We bought them as drugs, we sell them as drugs and, quality considered, at the same fair prices that marks our entire stock. When medicinal liquors are needed ours t? "" 7"" M mm are the prices you should pay. " ; ' " " ' Rock & Rye for coughs and colds, 60c a bottle. .; We deliver free. . ' Newum Dhuo Co, La Grande, Notice ol Settlement V As we have sold the Horseshoe 'Chop House we will consider it a favor if those in debt to us will please call and settle on or before December 1, 1S0S. All ac counts due the Horseshoe prior to Nov ember 6, 190S, are due and payable to us, and we will pay all accounts owed by the firm prior to that date. L. S. and W. W. Pollock. Service This drug store tries to serve every customer so well that they will not think of going elsewhere for drug store goods. ' A. T. Hill, Prescription Druggist Notice to fruitgrowers I desire to call your attention to the fact that the Northwest Fruitgrowers' convention will hold its next session at La Grande some time in December of this year., - ,. A rousing good meeting is in store for those who attend. - Save some of your best stuff for tho occasion. A more extended notice will be given later when exact data is made. CD. Huffman, Sec'v. MAKES WEAK WOMEN STR0NQ AND SICK WOMEN WELL Forty years ago. Dr. Pierce searched Nature's UdxtniUtry for a remedy with which to supplant the Ignorant and vi cious method of treatment, with alco holic stimulant, thnn in vogue, and mill too commonly prescrltmti and advlsod fur woman's peculiar ailment. Nature abounds with most efficient rem edies, and In Lady's Hllpper root, lihick Cohosh root. Unicorn rout Blue Cohosh root and (loldnn 8al root, Dr. Pierce found medi"inal properties, which when eitraetnd and preserved by the UM of chemically pure glycerine, have proven most potent In making- weak women strong and sick women well. It contain no alcohol; in not a 'patent medicine," nor a secret one either. I was nfferlns with nerroos headache, peine in the bat-k end diuinoM, eo that at time I hl to Me down for hour tH'fora I could rsjxe mjr head." wrltee aim. Mary M. Thomas, of Br Wlhaion titraet, Los Aiwlra, CL "Aftef taking the flrxt buttle of 'f 'ct 9rUt fWMHjrffcn."lowtrer, I wan so pleawd rttu lite mult that I krut on taklnir it until via refttonMl to health and atrenirth. I shall never be without thia (mat nwllcino, and ahall take a few doses when J do not feel atrung." - One of the principal nses of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prntcrlplmn is the preparation of prospective mothers for the time of trial and danger that enmes when a child is born. The " Preacrlption is strength enlng and Invigorating and lesens pain and danger. It Inaures the perfect well being and the perfect health of both mother and child. Every woman should know thiwe tlilnjrs before she really nxJ to know them. There are many things In Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Ad viser, that every woman ought to know. This celebrated work reached a sal of MO.OUU copies at ll.AO each. The exponas of production having thus been covered. It fa now being given away. A copy will be sent to any add man on receipt of l one-cent stamps to cover cost of mailing only, or, In cloth binding for 31 stamps, Address Dr, R. V. Pierce, Huff slo, N. Y. ' Don't Be Hoodwinked, oroveT-pennaded Intoarceptlnraautwiltute tor the OriflMf LMthi Unr Pills, ant put p by old lr. R V. lMerre, 4m yr and called Doctor Plwea's ftaaaant Pellets. Tlier'Te bei audi IsilUtad but mtytr nailil. w or tw an luatlvek tbjrve or kjmr cathajrua. Practical Gunsmith Repairs Strictly Fistclass Cuns restocked . Krjs fitted to door jo ks fWM. AGNEW " . ' Adams Avwm ' .. AT THE .. CPfRA MOUSE EXCELLENT COMPANY Jules Murry"s excellent company, in cluding Miss Alice Johnson, well remem bered in this city through her appearanc es on the local stage in connection with some of the best entertainments we have ever had, is booked to appear at Stew ard's Opera House on Wednesday, Nov. 15, in The Marriage of Kitty," the sprightly, wholesome comedy which has mads one of the biggest and most sensa tional hits of this and last season wher ever presented. Every detail of this dainty comedy has won the highest praise from educated theatregoers, every where. It is splendidly cast this season and its wit humor, satire and. repartee give entertainment and amusement in fuller measure than any other traveling organization. It is an even, satisfactory performance, that will surely be enjoyed by all classes of theatregoers. - WHEN KNIOHTHOOD WAS IN FLOWER "When Knighthood was in Flower as a stags production is a complete success. The events follow the scenes of the novel more closely than the casual reader would have thought possible. The story is as clear If every line written in the book were spoken by the characters. From the opening scene in Windsor Park until the curtain drops on the final union of Mary Tudor and Charles Brandon, Charles Maior'a book is before the aud ience.' In short, ' the dramatization is conceded to be better than the novel, a fact. which is seldom encountered. And in Rosella Knott, who portrays the charming Tudor madcap princess, the audience sees Mr. Major's delightful heroine stepped from the pages of . fiction and vivified in a most convincing manner. Steward's Opera House, Monday, Nov ember 20. . OEOROIA MINSTRELS - Richards and Pringle's Famous Georgia Minstrels continue to do business every where and it is likely to do the same in this city at Steward's Opera House on Tuesday. Nov. 21, for there is a fascin ation about the , fun and music that wilt draw the people to the theater many times. Ths "Georgias" have reached the comfortable stags where the main thought of the management is on the frills, the public having the assurance that they like the show. 1 he performance given by these sons of Ham" gained its vitality with the intro duction of something now each season. and this their 28th annual tour, a pro gram of novelty is promised of unusal ex cellence. The usual parade will be given at 1 1 :50 a. m. v : A Cref p'ng Death. ( Blood poison creeps up toward the heart, causing death. J. E. Stearns, Bells Plaine, Minn, writes that a friend dreadfully injured his hand, which swelled up like hlood poisoning. Buck- len's Arnica Salve drew out the poison, healed the wound, and saved his life. Best in the world for burns and sores. 26c at Newlin's Drug Store. . - r-r L. L. Chetwood and A. P. Sprague, well known residents of Elgin, are in the city today. SMITH PfPA'RS Guns Bicycles Sewing Machines Type Writers Umbrellas " ' Brazes Broken Castings Grinds Scissors and does a general repair business CL. SMITH CREAMFRY BUILDING MEAT CHEAP But not Cheap Mea Having purchased the Bock It Thomas shops and also the Bull market, we are in position with the three shops, to furnish our patrons with choice meats at a less price than if we had only one shop. , It is not our intention to raise the price on meats, but it is our intention to reduce the price, and thereby hope to increase our trade. A trial order will convince you of the assertion. ' Grandyft Russel) TiiREE SHOPS : Adams Ave. between G randy and Depot Adams Ave. between Elm and Fir. Fir st between Jefferson and Adams Ave, 7r; -.x-f Winter's knocking at the door. With no uncertain sound he's demanding entrance everywhere. Are you ready for him? How about your winter Suit and Overcoat? ; j ... . ' 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 Dcst That's To Be Had The most skilful tailors known to ths trade build our clothes artistically, and they build them well and they build them on honor. . . Our furnishings come from the hands of the best known manufacturers. "Money back if you want If Thot is the guarantee that goes with every sale. It is under these conditions that we ask you to make this your Clothing Store. ' ' ' '. " '': v - t t ! x I f jAk) III CLOTHIERS ; t mo j HABERDASHERS. SPECIALS Supported bed springs $2.40 Unsupported bed springs 1 .CS Mattresses, good ones . 2.S0 2 saddles, choice 2.00 Remmington typewriter . 40.00 16 cross cut Saws ' 60c to 3.50 Hall rack o.50 2 office chairs . 3.60-5.00 Kitchen Treasure 3.2S Linealeum - A fine line of crockery at half i ' : price F. D. Haistcn, PHONE RED 1161 Highest prices paid for Second Hand Goods. ' mini a a m - - a , ROMADKA ; READY ACCESS TRUNK 1 t AISING the cover brings every corner within, reach without re moving trays. Saves H the time of an ordinary trunk to pack or n paclc Easy to operate. Nothing to get oat of order. Will stand, all the knocks and hard usage of traveling. Costs no more than a common trunk, U Stflu at... tA GRANDE IRON WORKS ij 1 r a " 4 f r -s t- f -' V ' 'i ; - ' - r, ' - ' ;- Complete Machine 'Shops and Foundry General Blacksmith, Horse Shoeing and Wagon Work. Manufact- ' : j K.mm Tka'irttMraM' PnlUr Faiut Mill. : - " 5 D F l T G B". ? A. L. D. CARPETS ; CARPET 3 The largest fine of CaVpets ever brought to the city. More arriving daily. f Prvtly floor coverings, 25c a yard andup. SPECIAL ON GJ CARTS THIS MONTH W. H. BOHNENkAMP, . Hardware and Furniture WATCHES? Yes, of course we have watch - i - - - es the very best watches made. We also have Clocks and every v thing in the Jewelry line. J. H. PEARE. Old jewelry made to look lik. new Replir work prompt tten- Clocks taken care of. tion. Main 50 Main 75 Main 70