La Grande evening observer., March 16, 1908, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

EIGHT P&OE8.
BTCmO OB8KRVER, LA GRANDE. OREGON. MONDAY, MARCH It, 190S.
rG THH10E.
1 Ul ill J M,.,MITran .... . i l. . . i J ( , j . XNl . - . - - . amiMIMJMilUILHJMIll.1 .JJLIJJ1
of the court of last resort,-"THE CUSTOMER" IS UNANIMOUS that THE FAIR SrORE is giving the GREATEST BARGAINS ever
seen in La Grande or Eastern Oregon. '
We can set aside any opinions to the contrary by a Visit to this most popular store and an examination of the goods and prices.
Come tomorrow and come every day for it is impossible to give any fair description of the wonderful bargains we are offering,
they must be seen to be appreciated and you cannot afford to miss this greatest of all opportunities to save money inj buying the
every day needs of the home and personal use. )
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The merchandise handled by this store is of highest grade which is too well Known to require further comment and the prices
always lowest but during this great sale evry price is reduced and are SPECIAL' LOW PRICES that cannot and will not be !met by
any other store in this city. ' , .': -r. -r;rr::-
COME HERE FOR THE BEST OF EVERY THING AT SPECIAL CUT PRICES
WE MAKE GOOD ON EVERY POINT
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llattlo Willi Coyote. .
Mrs. T. A. CaldweP, who lives un
the M. Wlngfield ranch near Adel, per
formed one of the most daring feats
Tuesday morning of this week, that
It has been our experience to chron
icle In this country. Shortly after her
husband had left the house for his
day's work on that morning, a coyote
came to the chicken yard and made a
raid on the chloVns. Mr. Caldwell
went to chase the coyote away, not
believing that a coyote would tackle
a person, tint she was surprised when
the thing took after her. Sirs started
to run, dipped and fell prone on the
ground. The coyote Jumped on top
of her anil sank his teeth in her
breast. She grabbed Mr. Coyote by
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put on,
the throat and with a death grip
choked It to death. - The coyote',
teeth were " fastened . In her clothing
and she succeeded In overpowering
him and never loosened her grip until
her desperate victim was dead and
dead to stay. The coyote was skinned
and Mrs. Caldwell will undoubtedly
keep the hide as a souvenir of the
most blood-curdling experience of her
life. Lakeview Examiner.
KIRK
Advertising Wallowa County.,.
The county court has Just had
printed a description of the county,
telling of Its resources. These copies
should be sent to prospective settlers
In the east, and all who-have friends
there who might be .Influenced to lo
cate In Oregon are asked to mall one
of these booklets to them. Any reader
of the Chieftain may secure one or
copies by dropping us n line,
snow ora
more
anil we will we tnul rnoy are seru i.j i,.,,,,,!, f
i the nest nihil. Now is the time to get
! new pi "fie to coine to our county.
i Ik-uln at mice and nil work to-
I
$.50
New Covers
to $4.00.
If you have anything brok
en lean fix it.
L. C. SMITH
CFn-OSlTE FOUN
'get her and the results will begin to
j f.it.w before the crops are harvested
1 next full. Wallowa Chieftain.
Stallion.
"More. for the same money," Is the
way Manager Sherwood enthusiastic
ally announces tils first performance
at the Electric tonight after seven
weeks of Idleness. Tonight at 7
o'clock, the first performance opens
and the playhouse patrons will see
something Immense after the rest.
Where formerly there were two films
nnd one song, there will no be three
films nnd two songs, making the
the performance a full
hour. The cost for this treat re
mains the same as It was under the
original p'ars.
There will he a continuous perform
ance tonight. The patrons have been
longing, for this event for these many
weeks, and the manager expects a
pn eki
1
'd house at inch performance to-
nwners of thoroughbred Percheron-rrf-ht. The full program appears In
Y
and Itelglnn sial'.lons, please comino
! nictae with the Sugar company s of
t the Kle
.. ' flee, Main 20.
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i THE GEORGE PALMER
I LUMBER COMPANY
I RETAIL DEPARTMENT
trie theater ail In 1' U l."-',it'
Matinees llounieil.
The VYdnes.'a? matinee- for lad'i s
when sotpeiiirs are driven, will be re.
somcil1 t'els iv, cV. So will ulso t!.
Saturday 5-eent matinee for children
vc Solicit Vi -.ir Orders for
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, i louldlngs,
Chain Wood
We arc prepared to furnish and deliver material
promptly.
" . rx Dhnn Main ft
Call U3 Petaii ueparimem.
II
Advertised I.cttcri.
Mrs. I.. J. CIuim.
.Mis. Hi rah l.ee.
Mrs. K. L. Mo,.re.
Mrs. Mi llie Weaver.
Kobeit Arlington.
Willie Faker,
.lohn l'vlkson.
J. IV Flunnery.
Mr. Hurson.
:d Johnson.
J. S. Kllburn.
I). McLnrdy.
Henry Fpcnce.
Ix Oquln.
Joseph Wilkinson.
P. M. Wilson.
O. M. RICHET, Postmaster.
The La Grand. Evening Observer
J I delivered at your home each evening.
Sundays excepted, S cent tne month,
ICberhurd Hot urns Hopeful.
Attorney Colon R. Eberhard left
this morning for his home at Joseph.
He declined to discuss his chances for
nomination for Joint representative,
since another candidate has entered
the field further than to state he ex
pects to carry Joseph, the home pre
cinct of both candidates, by a hand
Home majority nnd also to carry Wal
lowa iM'nty.
It Of claimed that at the hot city
election In Joseph a year ago, that
both candidates were before the peo
!. and that out of a total vote of i
150 cast, Mr, Eberhard received 90 for
eeorder and Mr. Husk 69 for coun-
ellman. Kberhard's friends claim
strength for him in the country dls- ,
trlcls particularly.
Heath of .Mrs. Mckenzie.
Mrs. William Mi ICuizie of Wallowa,
died ut the home of Hector McDonald
In Lower Valley. Monday afternoon,
after an Illness of two weeks. The
news came as a shock to the people
if this city, as W-e was well known
throughout the cunuty, having tiught
school several years In virions dis
trict.! of the cot,ntf beloi-e she was
na.-ied. v.'ai:.,,-, i C),. rum.
WE HAVE
WE POINTS WAT
INTEREST! YOU MONEY
TO LOAN
W'K provide an absolutely cafe place
to deposit your money.
YH are not ' on experiment, but a
grown, renlly existing reality.
VH return your money all of It on
demand.
WD are prosperous and responsible,
as well as progressive,
WK give you the llct of Service ni
the result of long experience.
WK have ample Capital and Surplus
to protect your Interests In every
way.
. WHEN THE
SECURITY
, OFFERED
MEETS THE
APPROVAL OF
OUR DIRECTORS
IVe pay interest on Certificate of Deposit for 6 month and on
Sivirgs Account.
FARMERS AND TRADERS
NATIONAL BANK .
The cil 1 nili r l!ond.
JmsII'.-c A. C. Smith's court was oc
cupied yester.lay w,t'! the Suit,, -t,
John Johnson, who was charged with
iissiiiip. with intent to commit the
rlnio of tan,'. The i f.-nitiint w
'lottn 1 over to apt" a r befnrc the g-m.,
iury at Hie in xt tii t'i of court. The
bonds were fixed at tJiiO. Wallowa
Chieftain.
.OF LA GRAIVDF-
J. W SCRIBER, Cashier
J J3FPM PALME??. Fr'.scent
Ci. E. WcSL'L'-Y.'A. Z
Keiltiei'il ICali's, 1
Account, Ill-state Inlerscopistie
'rack meet and dec -hnnnMun cuitiv!,
lr 3ii and May 1. the '. 71. H X.
has made a rale of 14.80 from I,a
cJramle to Walla Walla and fetiirn.
Dates of sale are April 20, 30 nnd
May 1. final limit May 2.
IJEWELRI7
WANTED A young man; good Bili
ary, In or near Ia Ornnde, to rep
resent and to show property for
large Portland real estate firm. Ex
perience not necessary. Small cash
security required. Address Manager,
J 42 Fifth St.. Portland, Ore.
Old paper In bundles or 100 for aale
t The Observer office. Price 21 cent'
Latest Designs -Vest
Quality
Greatest Assortment
Reasonable Prices
J. H- PEARE
Leading pioneer jeweler