La Grande evening observer., May 01, 1909, Image 8

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THE SATISFACTION OF SHOPPING
if -A vTr AIM i Uri9 VfvV.
:AT
WEST
IS ENHANCED BY A KNWI.EDC.E OF JCUIANESS IS THE
MElfCIIANIHSE OFFERED. AND THE ASSURANCE Ob HLAb VAb-
..,-. . in mini untnT'Ci lUK'U'H i
ur-w at Tun l-mivivT)
SPRING EXPOSITION OF
DRESS GOODS
The newest Spring wash poods
are Ik-it for vour clumsing, person
ally .selected by us fr the best
tniVie. A sui)crb eolleetion! A
collect ion that every woman should
see. A collection that will put her
on tiptoe with delight at the lovely
dresses, the smart waists she can
fashion for this Spring and Sum
mer wearing.
SMART SUITS FOR LADIES
AVe wish that we could picture
the charms of these new tailored
suits for Ladies the smart simpli
city of cut that gives just the dash
and style Ladies need;thc distin
guished beauty of the materials;
the thorough tailoring that leads
such a high class air. .. .
DRESSY CLOTHING FOR
MEN.
Every man owes it to himself and
his friends to be well dressed; Yes
a man's friends have a claim on
him; they many think highly of his
character and ability and yet wish
that he would look "more present
able." There may be differences
of opinion as to what is meant by
well dressed, but there is no ex
cuse for any La Grande man not
to be spic and span when, there "is
West's to come to.
MEN'S HATS
We arc showing ii number of new
blocks in soft and stiff hats.
We guarantee every hat to give
satisfaction, and the fact that we
very rarely are asked to make
good under that guarantee, shows
that the Gordon' hats in shlc, wear
and price do give satisfaction.
Just received by express some Millinery Models of the
Hour from the east. Something very new and striking.
The Quality Store
In t o r 1
iock opnngs ucu
Garload just in. A pleasure to us to sell
this high grade coal, and it will De a
pleasure for you to usa it.
Grande Rondc
Cash Company
n
IWU AUIUIVIUBILCS
For rent with an experienced driver
Seating capacity is five passe: gers wi'.h
one and three with the other. Service is
the best and prices right Inquire of
ciuse
; I50ML PH0M !32
BGHNENKAMP
HAtif Hi mate back 211
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Oregon, has funds on hand'wlth which
to pay all county warrants that were
endorsed by the treasurer prior to tr
first day of April, 1907. No Interest
allowed on the above warrants after
March 22, 1909.
S-22-tf JOHN FRAWLET,
Treasurer of Union County, Oregon.
NOTICE OF B.VMilUTTCY..
In the District of the United States
for the District of Oregon.
In the "Matter of J. II. Leishman,
Bankrupt.
To the creditors of J. H. Leishman.
of Baker City, in the County of Baker
and District aforesaid, a Bankruptcy.
Notice is hereby given that on the
2nd day of April, 1909, the said J. H.
Leishman was duly adjudicated bank
rupt; and the first meeting of his
creditors will be held at my office in
Baker City, Oregon, on the 16th day
of April, 1909, at 2 o'clock In the
afternoon, at which time the said
creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, examine the
bankrpt and transact such other bus
iness as may properly come before
said meeting. .
Referee In Bankruptcy
CALL FOR BIDS
Notice is hereby given that bids for
one hundred forty (140) cords red
lir and yellow pine wood, three feet
eight Inches in leugth. to be piled in
the basement of the court house at
Im. Grande, will be received by the
county court of I'nlon county at the
otlice of the clerk of said' county. Bids
must be submitted on or before Wed
nesday, the fifth day of May, J909. The
court reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
4A If ED. WRIGHT.
County Clerk.
RAINS
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So congested is the westbound pas
senger traffic, that last night It was
necessary to divide the usual No. 6
Into three sections, to faclllate mat
ters to such an extent that the moun
tains could be crossed with any de
nf med. Not only were there
I three sections, but each Beat In the
inaay cars ' was" "occupied and sunn
ing loom aa at a premium. Most
of this extra business Is colonistlc
Influx, waiting until the last few days
of the excursion period before com
ing west.
Three Sections Tonight.
The spurt In business was not short
lived for advance notices say that
there will be three sections again to
night and perhaps tomorrow night.
Extra trainmen and power Is being
mobollzed In this city, Pendleton and
Huntington to take care of the In
creased traffic.
OPEIG GAME
TOMORROW
La. Grande goes to! Huntington to
night or tomorrow morning for the
opening game of the six-town league
series. The lineup for La Grande will
be as follows: Calee, c; Hei r, p: Cot
ner, lb; Prow, 2b: Bradley, 3b; Elmer,
ss ; Allstott, If; Zimmerman, cf; Mur
chlson, if. Lincoln has not yet de
cided as to whom he will take for
utility. La Grande expects to win
the game, but the boys realize that
the fortunes of war ate uncertain.
Perry and Baker will meet here to
morrow, on the Lincoln grounds.
I'nlon and Cove will play at I'nipn.
The grand stand will be free at the
game here tomorrow, Nelson, the hero
on more than one occasion last year,
will be In the box for Perry.
INSANE' MAN
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V001 MUM V.
V.'Mri" is lleveoy .thru
liisii ii I S 'loul Buttiu . :
tri. t .. une of I n.-H, 1
t.,u, will receive in.M t
y. nf Ay . I 30th. 1
fur ' funus! mg satii
viilli ! !'.' ' iiU8 of foil
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Mli' rf.s:l-t t. i.jVrt a'iy or .-;!!
BtSSF.Y'S HACK LINE. '
I Best of service. Day snd
' 1 Night. Hacks furnished for 4
funerals and private parties.
Baggage transferred Day and 4
Night and Aun.lHyg.
Ma nil at Paul' Ogar Store, "I
'Ph-.nr Red J4i
Nti;nt 'Ph-uit Ma.n 2B.
A .
4, 4.4.-44-(4'4444 4,
PICKED yp
ON STREET
fow dnvs pen h little fellow prob
ably 25 years old, was picked up on
the street by the officers and locked
up in the county Jail. At that time
they thought he was under the In
fluence of some powerful drug, for he
hardly acted like even a crazy person.
He would not talk more than a few
words at a time, and ull efforts to help
hint get his bearings were unavailing.
Yesterday he was turned out for a
time and his movements watched.
Concluding that the man was insiine.
the officers again locked him up, and
this morning he was examined by the
county court, assisted by Dr. Bacon,
and adjudged a lit subject for the asy
lum. AVhen he would talk at all. It
was cither to swear or to dairn that
he used to be on a Spnnish warship.
He wrote his name as Juan t'rgaury.
t .(it It la ' 1 "
cleau. oiiiu I. 1
live, a Ml if l' ' " . ' '
be acci-iite! as a i ' ' tae a i
not been told. I'.'iiiUon ha
other carnival and Uher ta.ii I
companies, but nothiug has fvei
fore been offered that might, by Uo
wildest stretch of the Imagination be
classed In the same category with
the attractions now located In the
ball park and fostered by the Parker
name. The equipment Is different.
The management Is different. The
shows are different and the methods
are different. The business Is ban
died on a business basts, by business
4iien who appreciate the necessity for
business methods, and each depart
ment has a responsible business head
that accomplishes and directs.
PENDLETON
! IIS SNOWS
In the Justice Court for the La
Grande Justice of the Peace and
Constable District, Union County,
Oregon.
City of La Grande. Plaintiff, vs.
E. E. Ralston and O. Ralston, part
ners as, Ralston & Co.
To E. E. Ralston and O. Ralston part
ners as. Ralston & Co., the above
named defendants:
In the name of the State of Ore-
, : i
ou are hereby rcquIieiTHofr
to the above entitled Court and
u on or before the 28th day 0f
.ii ty, 1909, the same being full tt
weeks after the first publication of
(his Summons, and If you fall to ap
pear and answer the plaintiff will
take Judgment against you In the
sum of $19.00 and costs and disburse
ments herein. 1 he Bald sum of $19.00
being the amount due the plaintiff.
This Summons Is published by or
der of the Hon. A. Stewart, JuBtlre
Jot the Peace for the La Grande Dis
trict In the above' entitled Court,
made and entered on the 16th day of
April, 1909, which order directs that
said Summons shall be published not
less than once a week for the full pe
riod of six weeks In the La Grands
Evening Observer. The first puMi
cation here of Is made on the IZih
day of April, 1909.
A. STEWART,
Justice of the Peace La Grande Dlst
D-4-15-22-29-5-6-13-20-27
STRAYED OR STOLEN Black poney
"Billy" branded ,V on left hip, and
II on right shoulder, white hind
foot. Was last seen near Elchen
berg'er place on Ladd Hill about
March 2. Information received and
rewarded.
HILDA ANTHONY,
DRY CHAIN WOOD DRY
For Best quality ot DRY chain wood call on
V. t. BEAN
Biggest loads for least money
PrtOE RED 1741
Special Sale
of
Millinery
WIT WEEK
MMEimm to.
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w The Houn- ol Kupprnheimet
)A Chinco
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That easy swing
and grace so
important in this
season's clothes-
stylesyou will
find to perfect
ion in our line
of standard
made clothes.
STHE VERY BEST OF MEN'S
SHOES, HATS AND
FURNISHINGS
4
j C. C. PENINOTON & CO.
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low pine ;i.d red Hi wo.nl. s.ii.l non.l,
1.: while ;"-,-i m-'l i''t
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knots i. nd ac ji- i 1 1
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WILLIAMS.
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S.lim.l lloi'd
Vi-it'.l.
Saltl W-.nl n l
tord t hit'-'i "
lri-iiM!riT l ull r.r 'uinil Wnrrnnl.-..
N..iU . is lirr.-lij n that the un-
2 1-2 i ts and 7 cts per pound.
V. Oliver's warehouse.
. i .1 i. u tu-aMinr if lniin county.
Certain it il t'n.l im o:M-.t h'lown
visitiut. this city have i v n'i:H'
so liva: i- ii.g the "rpjil t.'-ii.g" as th
raih:.r.. .-U.v.i.. :- : '
Ian. The ,a;:. i'.-ikor' ;issk lat.'.l
with lUiius-Viu li' h is (;t.ite n.'W to the
NKILL& DEC1CLEY. i west let !aik east mi.! in tin- ccntrui'
KAMI SIVA rOTATOKS.
A new fancy seed potatoes from
ii and-jOUir-ai'is-.t? -ri- 1 Irons
j My Glasses Fit
j Reference: Ask any cf
the "400 1 have tilted.
At A
s 0. N. Hescock,
I With Red Cross Dnig Store