THE FALL SEASON IS NOW
AT ITS' HEIGHT AND
The Golden Rule Company's Stock
Is Complete in every detail, more than Thirty Great
Departments filled with,' Seasonable goods of every de
scription and now offered to the trade at the Lowest
Living Prices.
DRY GOODS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, CLOTHING. LADIES' AND MEN'S FURN
ISHINGS, MATERIALS fOR FANCY WORK, UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, GLOVES AND
MITTENS, LADIES' AND MISSES TAILOR MADE COATS and SKIRTS, LADIES'
TRIMMED HATS, GHILDRENS HATS and CAPS, FURS. SCHOOL SUPPLIES.
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES, TOYS, TINWARE. GLASSWARE, GRAM if WARE.
CHINA, CROCKERY, STOVES AND RANGES, HOUSE FURNISHINGS, HARDWARE,
TOOLS, SPORTING GOODS, WOOD and WILLOWWARE, WASHING MACHINES,
StWIIVU MAtmnCd, IKiinKS diiti VALioCG. ,
Golden Rule Company
LO'AL nivs
138, 1310, l.12 Atirtine Avei ue.
:H.arerest St or
Smallest Prices
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J. T. Murphy, of Chehnlis. Washington
is in th city visiting hit brother. Ed. and
James Murphy.
William Osterling it abla to ba out
again af tar being ill tavaral weeka with a
bad cata of blood poiton in hit hand.
Mist Alica Ladd who hat been in the
citv the oast few week looking after her
property Interests hers, expects to return
to Walla Walla this evening. She has
rented her Fourth street property to F. P.
Childers. ' ' J ' I
j SPORTS ; j
sHalf Price
MU.i.lNTRY
SALE
Seasonable Trimmed Hats all go at Half :
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Price. Sale Commences 1 .'. V. - ..
MONDAY, bqC: -4
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R. West's Store I
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A TRON IZE;
HOME INDUSTRY:
KEY WEST PERFECTO
THE VISTA ORADA
and C. B. Cigars
anufactured by C. E. HACKMAN.
moking
1
F1 ;
l$40
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1 1 v
Factory Corner
Adams Avenue
and Greenwood
Street
SUIT GIVEN AWAY
DEC 31
very $1 cish purchase, or paid on account en
les you (o a chance. .. ..
MMENCING ON NOVEMBER
1
SUIT CLUB WINNERS
TTNkklaon . $35 Suit New Club
ANDREWS
Hebctdeehtr and Tailor
Tut t)t gim trifri if.sr
ni . will furnish a ' thema for . conver
sation for many moons. - ":
The story of how the La Grande; big
fellows took the Athena team down the
line w:ll do to tell to coming generations
Tie La 3md team are all above the
the average for weight and knowledge
of the gmi. The Athens teim is Con:
sidared swift., and well worthy of the
time and trouble required to defeat them.
Of course there is a possible chance that
La Grande may be defeated, but in case
Athena wins, the spectators will have
seen a first class gime. '
; THE SPARRINO CONTEST ' ','''
The two fistic artists who will furnish
twenty rounds of pugiliste amusement
for the audience, arc both reported to be
in splendid condition, and a spirited go is
aasured. Seats' are how on sale at Van
Burens. ' ' Stewards' opera house will 'be
open for.spestatb.rs at eight to-night ;
I
Swiped A'Gose ;
Robert Burns, a new comer from Port
land this morning, fall in the toils of the
law this forenoon. He espied a fat goose
peacefully gazing from between the slats
of a box In a. wagon, and think'ng that he
had more use for the bird thaVths owner
of the wignn. he made a hurried swipe
and took the bird to Julius Fisher's "sa.
loan wne na soia mm tor oo cents. - 1 tie
owner came put of White's grocery in
time to witness act two of the little drama
and hurried after him to recover the b'rd.
Ha caught a g impse of him vanishhg
through the back door of the saloon, but
not too lata to citah him. Burns struck
him in the face, and af result was tak
en to Justice Hough's office for tfisj for
assault and battery. Ha broke the so'tr.
nity of the court room with his noisy talk
and was fined $10 for contempt of court
in addition to his fine for assault and bat
tery.
Along The Right Way
Away with physic and instead
See that the blood is good and red. . ,
And that it flows to every part.
Making the germs in fright depart
See that in course each nerve is true
For if it swerve, "twill trouble brew;
Each has a part 'tis made to sway,
And you may help it in thia way:
If sickness comes you know not why
Then let the Osteopath try "
To find the spot where Ood's good plan
la Interrupted, and he can.
He knows where each small part should
be-
That it may work it must be free;
If aught obstruct then ilia are aura
That all the drugs on earth can't cure.
Ha finds the place, he's learned the way.
And soon you know a better day:
Ha simply has replaced the part
The plan's restored, your ills depart
The Foresters gra id Dail tomorrow
evening.
"A. L. Turner and L. Parks came up
from E'gin last night
J. 0. Brackett of Baker City, is in
town today.
E. E. Dishorn, of E'gin. came up last
n'ght to enjoy part of our'bliizard.
W. C. Ridar. of Eg .-), came up last
light and is in the city,
The football game w II be called prompt
ly at 3 o'clock tomorrow.
C. E. Nortja and C. A. Moore, well
mown business men of Baker C.ty, are
n tne city tiday on business.
Mrs. J. W. Hampson s on the sick list
.his week.
David Lind, of E'gin e-.me up last
evening on matters o.iiiested wicti the
dill case
Rev. 0. H. King, who h'.s been ill for
.he past week, is Improving but is not
et able to be cut.
u. v. ueioie. or !Mor:.i uakot. is in
rhe c'ty visiting his brother Fred Geibie,
jf the Fair Store.
Union prayer eerv'ces at the Met'iodis'
;hurch to-norrow forenoon at 10:30.
'residing Elder J. D. Gi'.'J'an is the ieid--r.
,
Mrs. A. M. Osbum. of Pr!and. is in
-.he city visitng herein. Manager G. C.
Osbum, of the Pacific 3:itas TeUphor.c
Co.
leid tomorrow evdn!ng in the Csntral
Shurch of Christ Rev. H. H. Mower
will deliver the sermon.
There will ba no prayer meeting at
the Presbytarian c'lurc'i to mm nig it
;n account of the U:iion Thanlcsgivir.g
service at the Cir stien church.
The. ator.Tis- of th r.iddls west
and along the Pacific ceas'. randerad
much of our 'telegraph system useless,
jnd therefore the te'egraph serv.ee is
rather limited th e afternoon.
. Coffiy & Christair.son. the barbers
hav mjved to their naw qjir.sii in
the Bunts building on Adams avenue and
.re now reidy for business. Tney are
nicely htted up with new chairs, glasses
and fine furniture. , Their shoo now ranks
with the best in eastern Oregon. 1
We may believe that this little wind
today with the aesompaning enow is a
blizzard. It is for this stita but w
s iould not forgitWis:sns!,i and the other
nothern abates tiat are snow bound. W
must alsi t.iink of fia grat strns on
the lakes wiera'dszans of' big steamer
are being dished o,i t!is recks. Ou.
blizzard is jyst a miidono empued w.t i
those.'. ' -' ?' i
, Whoopia Couch
The little folks of the town are under
going an epidemic of w .-looping . Cough'.'
So far there has been but one fatal ty.
In one families across the railroad there
are 20 children afflicted with the d'saase'.'
Potatoes,
WANTED
llav. Oats,
e
Apples
We pay Highest Market Prices for all Produce
A car" of strictly fresh egg. to arrive Saturday Nov.
26. W. aut. these to the trad, at $3 par case of 30 doz. J
A fresh canvgnment of fancy white clover honey from Cali-
..... a. . T OR naf rta
Mmia wh:eh we sell to we iraoe v v
We have a lot of No. 2 apples which can
a very low price.
be bought here at
Oregon Produce Company
There will be no issue of the Observer
tomorrow.
The Gooe O ed
The very la'est Thanksgiving story
..u I Orande boVS W.10H
'S WIU Oil Ulim t
jgreed to play solo for a goose. The
three gathered around a table and played
l game. The winner announced that he
wnnid nut the bird up again to p.ay f
This was done, not enca. but several
times. ' At last grow rg tired, they pro
ceeded to the back room whsre the goose
had been tethered and lo. the old gray
a,a The winner will have
bacon tomorrow.
New Postmaster
Dora I. Kinmtn has been appointed
postmaster at Tipton in the place of Rob
ert Cecil who resigned his position
-na . months ago and left for
Oklahoma to , live. Since h;s depature
Mrs. Robert Cecil has had charge of the
office. Baker City Herald.
Cee'l it the man recently convicted of
wife beating and publicly whipped.
Funeral Tormrrow.
The funeral of the lata Mrs. Johanna
Hackett. will take place tomorrow after
noon, at 2 o'clock, from the Methodist
church.
iMore Card d-tes
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Rumors are afloat that H. E. Ankeny of
Southern Oregon, is a candidate for gov
ernor, and according to tha sarfce source' 1
ueOregonian. it is statsd tnat T. T. Geer
,us about decided to run for governor
Maad of United States senator. Among
j.a other aspirants mentioned, are Judge
.,R. Webster and Dr.' A. C.' : Smith of
Portland who would, like te sqecaed Sena
te JoSn H. Mitchell '! Smith of
Hood.Riyer, is thinking seriously of enter
ing tie Contest for congress in tnis .dis
trict. However'the only-avpwed candi
dates for governor are Mrpohne of Baker
City and Dr. Withycombe.
Nt ce ol Settlrment
As we have sold the Horseshoe Chop
House we will consider it a favor if those
in debt to us will piease call and settfa
on or before December l. 1905. All ac
counts due the Horseshoe prior to Nov
ember 6, 1905. are due and payable to
us. and we will pay all account! owed by
the firm prior to that date.
LS. and W. W. Pouock.
N.ice
Notice is hsreby given you that my wife
having left my home without just causa
or provocation from and after this di
debts that she may comtract
Dated at Island City this, the 6th, day
of November. 1303. Joseph Ahson.
When The Turkey CohWi
To you in bur restaurant you wUlhava
a triple feast. Your eyes will feast on its
tempting appearance. Your nostrils will
feast on its appetizing odor. Your palate
will feast on its delicate flavor. .
taii a it '3"'i2
win te a joy to oe rememoeri i Vitn
all this in-prospect what's tiTajod .of .
bothering w:tn a dime dinnar. Spend
Thanksgiving here and ba hsppy. ' ' '
The Model -Astaurant
:""'''J. A. Aibuk f, Prop.it'Of
iwl kl- ci in
wm !!. O-I.it P'l OV
"D SHiHT
sr-iABT CLorims
The more you know . about oi r chtfilng
You need not be a cfothing expert to detect
salesmen an opportunity to show you.
They will consider' It a privilege and you
MEN'S SUITS. $18 TO $30
the better you v ill
Its merit if you v. Ill
appreciate
but live
will not be urged to purchase
OVERCOATS, $20 TO $35
Chicago
Store
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