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it a Viarload of
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NWall Paper.
Wl ifcivi ost rtcctvM half a car load of the newest
M latot wall paper. Hair a carload means 20,000
JOfc ThbU mora paper than any dne firm-ever
thsaght of bringing Into this county in a single season,
Atop Is all for tale and moat be sold tnls eeason. We
troaeHtwo antlM paper hangar direct from Chicago.
lot dotbt the moat skillful . workmen In Eastern
w " daes paper hangen already In oar em.
twta ntm worungroos in the Inland Empire. '
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PAINTS. 6IUS ANDIEGLASS
TURKESTAN
ALFALFA
II
The DryLnd;Airalfa grows without irrigation.
BROME GRASS
Red Clover. Alfa.fa and ail kinds of
Garden Seed in bulk
Seed Wheat, Baled
Baity, Oat Etc
V The only Seed House
inUnion County,
V. Oliver
JEFFERSON AVE. Phone 1571
tOCAtlTEMSOF
v -INTEREST
Concerning People Who Come
And go and Other Items '
of Local Interest
The Opherons Opera Company will be
heard at the Opera House tonight,
The rain wu a welcome suest ..'bill-
side, brightening everything and add
ing a ton or so to the bar crop.
Owing to the numerous County
TonignC
Remember, tonight is .the nlgbt
when the OrpHeiii Conoart Co will be
in this oily. Do not allow anything
to keep you away. Tbera Is no doubt
but that this is tbe best company of
Ua kind to visit tbis eity this season.
Tou will hare a most enjoyable tm
log and also assist the Gomtnrreil
olubby attending. Secure your tick
ets early.
' D.' ' Ir A.CHARLTON
VETERINARY SURGEON,
Office at A T Hill's Drug Store
La Grande, Oregon Phone 1361
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Notice ol Lost Note.
To whom It may concern, notice Is
hereby given that a certain note o
f 400 dated 11a) 19 1902 payable nn nr
fS''t' "I ,te.'e,! HyrumMonson and Cecilia Mon.cn.
and tbe Sommer house arrival, was j . . . .
left om t nin mad Pyble Emll Haase, has
LOOK HERE
We buy and sell all kinds of second hand goods, pay
eoah and sell cheap.
Bote.. $2 50
', Bed Lounge......... 100
Extension table .. .3 50
Bed room suite .12 60
New camp stoves. 2 35
New 16X20 pioture frames 160
; Si wagon 15 00
' 2 wagon 5 00
. Single harness 3 50
Bedsteads 1 00
Money loaned on collateral security.
The La Grande Pawnbrokers
Corner Fir and Adams
' STJ" SiLr "d 'S" """ 'Phone 1581
; al Second Hand GoodM jt j jt
Mrs M Bosenbaum leave, tonight
to attend tbe annual meeting of the If
- M I A which meet, in Salt Lake
City. s ' .
Mr. M Andross and Mrs Wm Erlcson
entertained tbe ladies ol tbe Whist club
at the former, home yesterday after
noon. Mrs Cavana won first prize and
Mrs Erlcson second,
Contractor Mara Is getting out an
especlaly fine corner .tone for the city
ball. The council bare not yet decided
upon an Inscription.
Mrs Hooker who formerly a resident
of this olty, but now of Portland,
arrived In thi. city this morning and
will remain here a few week, visitlug
friends.
Mrs K I Bloke's and her friend Mrs
McKeeban of Taooma Wash with Miss
Madge mid Thomasoo, h.ye, been
the guests, for a few days, of Mr and
Mr. Fred King at Wildwood fruit
farm. "
Mr and Mr. Jake Clark returned on
Monday from a visit with ber people
in Elgin. They were aooompanled by
two of ber sisters who will visit them
a short time.
The La Grande Modern Woodmen
of the World and Circle women of
Woodoraft will go to Pendleton Sunday
to join the oamp there in their unveil
ing and memorial services.
Fred Geibel returned this morning
from Spokane where he went on busi
nes. connected with - the Fair store.
Mr Geibel purchased a large quantity of
goods for the store and say. the people
of this county will soon see what he
was doing while he was away.
POSITION- WANTED Experienced
cook who has had experience in
camps and on ranches and hotels
wants position. The best of references
furnished. Inquire at this offlae.
6.2-12 ..
Water superintendent H O Oilman
ha. just completed cleaning tbe city
well and reservoir. He scraped both
out, white washed the bottoms and
sides and put two barrels of lime in
each. Today he is flushing the city
hydrants and then the water supply
will be in first class condition. Mr
Oilman did hia work thoroughly.
John Gardner, proprietor of the brick
building occupied by druggist A T Hill
having a concrete walk constructed
in front of hi. building. It will not
be long until all the walks on Adams
Avenue will be constructed In this
manner and Mr Gardner is setting a
pattern for othen to follow.
Jay Van Bureu ha. received a large
iron lathe which he has Installed in his
repair shop- This lathe Is driven by a
four hourse power gasoline engine and
is complote with all the attachments
which go to make a first class machine.
When you are in his neighborhood call
in and ask him to show you thi. new
machine.
been lost. And all person, are hereby
warned against buying or selling: said
note a. it ha. been fully paid and
satisfied. Dated La Grande, Oregon,
June 1 190-1. Emll Haase. d-w t
SttMMMSMMS SSSSSSSSSS.
! 10 PER CENT
j REDUCTION
I ON ALL SPRING SUITS.
126 Suits for $22 60
$89 suits (or 127 00
32 suits for $28 80
$36 suits for $31 50
$40 suits for $36 00
Tbis for 20 dajs
BOSS & ANDKEWS
TAILORS AND GENTS FURNISHINGS.
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Lodge Directory.
EAGLES U Grande Airia aw P O E macta
every Friday aight la K of P lull at S p m
ViilUngtmUiern Invited lo.tl.nd,
C O Bodw.u, W t AN ll.Yvllle, W Sec
FORESTKBS OP AMERICA Joart Maid
Marian, Ho meet, eoh Tuesday Id Elk's
hall. Broth ara are Invited to attend.
Al Helaner Cblel Ranger.
O J Vaaderpool, lteo See.
IOO F La Grande Lodge, No 16 meets to
their hall every Bat urday night, VUltlng mem
bers eordialljr Invited to attend.
OJ Vanderpool, N Q.
Z B Snook, Sao.
Spokane Cafe
This well known Cafe is
now under new manage
ment and the public is as
sured full value for their
money.
Special prices to holders
of meal tickets.
In order to give the pub
lie an opportunity to know
just what a good place we
nave, we have reduced the
prioe cf meal tickets from
$5 to $4 60. This is a spot
cash proposition.
Try our Sunday Chicken
Dinner.
SPOKANE CAFE
J. F. Johnson
Depot St La Grande.Or.
City Property For Sale
Finely Located, Well Improved s-Room House For
Sale. Also Other City Property, At
CRANT & HERR0NS
$1
Our Coffee Man
Is an expert. His coffee always that
delioious fragrance and rich flavor
that denote perfection. Taken In the
morning such coffee is a preparation
for tbe days work. Then
AT LUNCH
it is a tonie for mind and body.
Taken at night it iu a fitting finish to
a good dinner. And coffee isn't the
only good thing we have. Our bill of
fare ill reveal many equally an appetizing.
MODEL
RESTAURANT
J. A. ARBUCKLE, Prop.
OPEN.DAY AND NIOHT
We sell weekly Meal . .
Tickets, CaBh $4-60
If" these J. E.
Tilt shoes aren't
all norht I will
make them riht
or reiuna pricei
C. W. PRESTON,
Shoe Specialist, DEPOT STREET
Second Hand Sale
All Invited. -
I extend an invitation to all ladies
to call and see my line o! shoes whioh
I have juat opened. No trouble to
show goods. We ask you in, whether
you buy or not.
X M Btubblofield
A Man's Standing.
A man's standing depends on his
feet. Wear Weber Bro $3.50 Union
made. T M Btubblefield.
Up to date footwear.
Vine Shoe Repairing
A Two; Light Electrolier
Botpire style complete with etched glass
shades land all attachments put up lu
year residence for $;.oo
See samplesin our window.
La Grande Light & Power Co
NEW ARRIVALS.
Hare you seen tboniT They arrived
yostorday and are dlsplnyod at tbe
Rainbow Store tbe latest in crush
leather bolts, blouse sets, three in one
pomdapour dip comb. The little
beauty stray look comb, ribbon and
laoe remnants. They are One and are
selling fast, at the right prices. We
have apocial sales nn the finest line
of summer dross goods trimmings,
ribbons, millinery, shofS etc It will
be money in your pocket to go and ace
them and got our nrices Uur jewier
has a small Btoam engine that he has
made, call and see it. He can mnko
you anything end repair everything
iu the jowelery line.
OS-TE-OP-A-THY
Not friends but enemies advise that
treatment is severe harsh and indeli
cate. The faot is, skiiiiui o.woi.-.
adapt the treatment to all conditions
of uubealth Iroro Infancy to Infirm age
To those who have defeotiv. throats
a soreness an itohing hoarsenea. ul
cerated tonsils- or quinsy osteopathy
appeal, as a sura and sale remedy; it
is tba treatment par-axoellence for all
Rambler Bicycle, $15
Double Harness, 3 60
Saddle, 7 50
Winchenter
Center table 76c
New Trunk, 2 15
Dining Table, 2 00
Oak & brass rack .75
Moquet capet, nearly new $14 00
Portiers and eheneile curtains, 1 00 to 3 00
Parlor Lamp 75c to 1 90
Four styles churns, 50o to 3 00; Lounges, really
good ones, 2 00 to 7 00; baby buggy, 100; Kitchen
Traasuie, 2 50; 10 gallon milk can, 150: guaranteed
sewing machine, 6 50; Menu's Qreen bone mill, 4 50.
Selling out at wholesale cost all my crockery, glass
ware, lamps, wash bowles and pitohers, etc.
I will pay highest prices for second hand goods.
Free delivery.
F. D. Haisten,
Formerly C & M Noble's Store.
ALWAYS
ON TIME
Whan you order groceries inn i r
are sure to have tliem delivered on time
ANOTHER THING
When you order groceries from ub you are sure to
get tbe vervbest tojbe had. We keep onlyjthe best
( The next time you are at our store
ask to see our special line of
BREAKFAST BACON
& POTTED MEATS
C.'lRALSTON
NEBRASKA GROCERY STORE
Cor. Fir aud Jefferson Sis.
' How Can I Cure My
INDIGESTION?
THIS IS A QUESTION THAT HAS BEEN
ASKED TIME AND AGAIN BY HUNDREDS
yes, thousands and tens of thousands of people
There is but one way to do this; namely, relieve
the Stomach of its nervous strain rest it; and
at the same time Assist the Stomach and Diges
tive Orgaus in Digesting and Assimulatiug
Sufficient Food to Rebuild the Tissues Support
ing the Organs Iuvoleed. There is but one
remedy that will do this, and that remedy is
KODOL DYSPEPSIA CURE. If you want to
know more about Kodol, come in and
WE WILL TELL YOU
A. T. HILL,
Prescription Druggist La Grande, Ore
E. P. Staple
E. E. Romfg
ROMIO & STAPLES
-GROCERIES-
and fancy gro
goods; Tinware,
A full and comp.ete line of staple
ceries. Fancy canned and lunch
graniteware and wooden are.
Fruits and vegetables in season. Bakery products
always fresh. Good service and quick delivery.
Phone 431
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CLOTHING
We have recently a.clcLecL to our stock
AN ENTIRE NEW LJNE
Of these goods in men's youths' and boys' suits and are now prepared to
offer some very excepional values in these lines.
The goods were purchased direct from manufacturers who make a specialty
of medium priced clothing suitable for general wear and good service.
Men's W)ol Cassimere suits, $5 00 to 10 00
Men's Fine Worsted Suits, $S 50 to $12 00
Men's Clay Worsted Suits, $6 50 to $12 00
Youths' Cassimere aud Worsted Suits, $4 23 to $6 00
Boys Cassimere aud Worsted Suits, $1 50 to $3 75
Boys Wash Suits, CO cents to $1 25
Also a large line of mens and boys pants.
THE OOLDEN RULE PP.
1303, 1310 and 1312 Adams Avenue,
La Grande
Oregon.
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