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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1910)
rrs ettsibci cm Li C31T9Z, OESCOI. 5 .1 V '1 r-:- li r n h ( rr-v T5i ft- How ReSdy tor Business fJew Stock of Ibsolutly Uigh Grade GroceriesyRbsoluhiy Fresh Because the: have hoi been in store 24 hours Both Department ire under the experienced managemeat f Mr. Herbert Pattison, who bus been In the grocery b vainest In this city for the past 11 years and If close attention to business counts for anything , he should knew the wants of this oommonlty. . .. Me. Herman Moeseh ha been, proprietor of the Royal Bakery for the past two years aad learned bis trade In Philadelphia. Therefore we think we bare a combined expericnoe that plaees na in a posi tion to cater to the wantsof the Bakery and Grocery buying pub lie, ' . - - ' ' TTe solicit year trade, promMnir to give yon the best puality of goods at the lowest prices. Onr dellTcry wagon furnishes prompt service, BOTH PHONES , I YOURS FOR BUSINESS, SEE eminent land. The . government's case against Stoddard dates back to June, 1901. when he was found guil ty of the charge, says the Portland Journal. .More than 10 years ago Stoddard took up a timber claim on what is now a part of the townsite of Sump ter. Or., cutting trees valued1 at $30 to clear a lot for his hut. Later, .Stoddard relinquished title to the land as a timber claim and took it up as a mining claim. . When spec ial agents of the general land jsffice declared the , property contained ' no minerals, Stoddard lost title to the claim.' Beamer, who , took up ' the claim under the timber ' and stone act, and ' later 'sold it to Stoddard, was the means of bringing the ac tion against Stoddard, acting as the complaining witness. When convict ed, Stoddard filed motion for a new trial on the advice of Judge Ballin ger. By a peculiar chain of circum stances the case did not come to trial for the second time, Stoddard finally decided to submit to the fine and appeared" In court today. Wests am a imia 1 1 Now is the Time to Save Money You do yourself; an injustice if you fail to come in and see the Attractive Prices We Are Making Every Article in the Store Materially Reduced JUDGE SLOW i COMING iWiKI) OF. PRIZES iT POULTRY SHOW DELATED. Walla Walla expert fails to put In bis appearance yet "If this lshe beginning what may we expect in the years to come?" Thus remarked a lover of fine birds after making the rounds of the many pens. "I have visited no less than half a dozen shows on the coast. In cluding the large cities and have . never seen any finer specimens than you have here. Of course I have Been more birds on exhibit, but there la some as pure stock here' as can be found anywhere you remember this when Mr. Breed arrives and -awards hid decisions." ; This afternoon several new pens were expected to arrive, which will Include ducks and turkeys. The at tendance yesterday, owing to the weather, was nothing extra, however in the evening the hall was filled all the while. , The attendance today nas been ve ry satisfactory and a big crowd is anticipated this evening. ' If you have never given a chicken any credit , "before in your life, one visit will Increase your respect for one of the largest money producing Industries in the land. Wheat is not in it with poultry in the United States. ; . x This Is the beginning of the annual exhibition that .will draw people from all parts of the country and will be looked forward to with pleasure by those who are interested in the de velopment of the county. ' Get the, habit and arrange to at tend at least once during the show. The attendants are courteous and painstaking In showing you around and explaining the names of the var ious breeds as you pass from pen PROGRAM IS READY ti to pen. Owing to the severity of the wea ther yesterday the management of the Grande Ronde Poultry Show have decided to hold the show until Friday evening, January 21. A great number of good birds are now on exhibit and It Is well worth the price of admission to attend. It Is the duty of every citizen of La Grande to attend this exhibit. The farmers have made It a success by bringing in their birds, so it is the duty of the people of La Grande to make. It a success financially. PAYS DEARLY FOR TIMBER I . ; James Stoddard of La Grande, was fined (100 by Federal Judge C. E. Wolverton in United States district court for cutting timber from gov- The triangular debate between El gin and La Grande takes place Fri day night' at the Christian Chructi, The program for the night follows: Selection ....High Schcd OrcseBtra Announcement by chairman. Piano Solo, Selected. Miss Crystal J. Baebler, Supervisor Music and Drawing. ' Debate: "Resolved that the Galves ton plan of government applied to New. York City would correct the pre valiant political vices of that city.".. - Affirmative team, Roy Cur rey George Currey, George Ktrr. j, Negative team, Lillian Morse, Edith Bailey, Benjamin Benshaddler. . Male Quartette, Selected, Henry Hei . denrich, Marble Green, Harold Gra ' dy, Ray Williams. High School Orchestra. Selected. Decision of Judges. The judges are Rev. John Dress ier, of Halnjes; Supt. A. H. Yoder, of Joseph; and Dr. E. Martin, of Cove. Attorney Jno. S. Hodgin Is . to be chairman. At he Christian church, January 21, 1910, at 8 o'clock p. m. Meet Mrs. Roosevelt soon. New York, Jan. 19. Col. Theodore Roosevelt will leave the Africa hunt ing grounds for Kartoum, Egyptian Soudan, about March 1. There he will meet Mrs. Roosevelt. Notice to Creditors. Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned has been duly appointed, and has q allfied .as administratrix of the estate of Benjamin Brown, de ceased; and that all claims of every description against said estate mast be presented to the undersigned at her borne In Island City, or to F. S. Ivanhoe, ber attorney, at bis office in La Grande, Oregon, on or before six Hew Embroid er prced at this Sale ; LUST RECTEVED A complete line ' of new Insertions, edgings, flouncing, ': allover and "corset covers, .embrold cries, WHICH WILL BE SOLD At SATING PEICES DCEIXG' THIS CLEARANCE SALE New Line of Shirtwaists Clea ranee sal prices C ...-...,. i A large shipment of clever new waist embroidered, tucked and pleated In 1 tnlm Mai. 1 price v Wahh OurWiMms 9 THE QUALITY STORE months from the date of this notice. out the slightest fear of ' indigestion, Tin Talanl fMt w Cracrrr Mrvtf ' . a , ... .... . ... Dated Island City, Oregon, Nov, Wtn,' a. d. 1909. FANNIE BROWN. Administratrix of the estate of Benjamin Brown, deceased. F. S. IVANHOE, Atty. for testate. LOST A gold belt pip, engraved wltk the letter "L", between 9th and Washington and Greenwood and Fir. Fiader please return to this office. STOMACH FEEL FINE. All Indigestion, Gas, Hertburn, and Stomach Misery Vanishes. . Nothing will remain undigested or sour on your stomach If you will take a litle Dlapepsln each morning. This powerful digestive and antacid, tho ugh aa harmless and pleasant aa can dy will digest and prepare for assim ilation into the blood all Ihe food you or that you will be bothered with sour risings, belching, gas on stomach, heartburn, headaches from stomach, nausea, bad breath, water brash or a feeling like you had swallowed a lump of lead or other disagreeable miseries. Should you be suffering now from any stomach disorder you can get relief within five minutes. If you will get from your pharmacist a 50 cent case of Pape's Dtapepsln you could always go .to the table with a hearty appetite and your meals would taste good, because you would know there would be no indigestion or sleepless nights, nor headaches or stomach misery all the next day; and besides, you would not need laxatives or liver pills to keep your stomach and bowel clean and fresh. Pape'a Dlapepsln ean be obtained from your druggist and contains more Ithai sufficient to thoroughly cure the worst case of Indigestion or dyspepsia. can eat Eat what your stomach craves, with There la nothing better for gas on the 8toineh or sour odors from the stom ach or to cure a stomach headache. tou couldn't keep a handler or more useful article In the house. M. T. MiTOTlC Plank Sidewalks Built and Repaired. Exca ating and Filling. Phone Black 1562. A 4 . i . , FOR RENTThree furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Inquire of Mrs. S. C. Zuber, cor. Seventh Street and Washington Avenue. 1-19-22 NURSING Woman with experience in maternity cases desires work. Address P. O. Box 750. 1-19-25. WANTED. A girl to do general housework. Inquire 1806 2nd Street 1-16-19. O) . J in n n n n n c-rnn n - i - As this sale is coing to a close soon we are making some special cut prices in Dining Tables, Dining G hairs, Combination Book Cases, Iron and Brass beds r 7:"r' , " ' LOOK AT THESE PRICES ' " " " ' . ' ' "y"mmm J r $3.50 to $25.00 Iron Beds .. .. '). . . . . $2.75 to $16. $25. to $30. Brass Beds .$20. to $25. $12.50 to $40.00 Dining Table . . ... .$8.50 to $30.00 1.00 to 5.00 Dining Chairs . . 75c to $4.00 $20.00 to $30.00 combination book case. .$15. to $20. : Other big bargains in tables, Library tables, Buffets, and couches. GIVE US A VISIT AND BE CONVINCED FOR YOURSELF n rr n rr rrm n n n InJ irsl mm lix t ! '