g nan a anoaa 01 x :
v W have just received hall a car load of. the newest
and latest wall paper. Half a carload - means 20,00Q " "
rods. This Is mora paper ;, than .; any one ; Rrtn cver .
thought of bringing Into this county in a single season.
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This paper W all for sale and mart be told tola eeason. W
km broagnt too tret alia paper bangera dliact from . Chicago, :
bo ara without doabt the moat- killfol workaaen lo Eastern
bo, with tha thru tret elaae papar baogara already in our em. :
ploy, glvea oathe beat vrorklng forot la tbalaland Empire. y
. Stackland &- McLachlen 1
PAINT & ' eihSANQ eLAss , , Si
LOCAL ITEMS OF
INTEREST
TURKESTAN ALFALFA D
The DryLaDd;i Alfalfa grows without irrU
gatton. ,
BROME GRASS
- Red Clover; Alfa.fa arid all kinds of
T.. Garden Seed in bulk -
Seed Wheat, Baled " "
Barley, Oats, Etc'
The only Seed House
inUnion County.
A. V. Oliver
JEFFERSON AVE. . Phone 1571 -
A L Iforrla returned yesterday iron
a bueioeee tnp to Portlaou ,
Ei-kfayor HuUnoa, of Elgin, la in
tba city today transacting bnainaaa.
A V Oliver ihippad two car loada or
hay to PorUaad today.
Brekeman McThorson of tba O. R. A
R Bailwey left last evening for a two
waeka raat and vacation lo Alberta.
' Tba Bar Fatbar Wbyta If (t tbla morn
log for Baker City. Heeipectato re
turn thla evening on No 6.
1:18 Billow, a resident of Nes, Faroe
Idaho bat who ' stopped at Hot
Lake, Ore, wsa a plesaut visitor iu the
Observer office yesterday.
George Thompson." a former resident
of Darker, Oregon, baa accepted a
poaition with tbe 0. B. A N. Bailwey
oo tba flection at tbla place.
Gwa Binglesdotf who ia down with
trahold fever at tba borne of Mr and
Mrs Henry Benson on Third St ia get
ting aloog aa wall as eonld be expected
Tbe fever baa been reduced below 100
for the pert few days. .
County Clerk James B Gllbam com-
Mr. B. V. Felk bia Just cotnp'eted
tba trimming of tbe tree lo tbe yard
around bia neat and trim osttige on
tha corner of Main and Becond streets,
wbleb enhances the neatm-si and
beaut) of tba place.
The blende of Mrs. J. A. Carlson
in tbla city will be pleased to learn
that she has returned to her borne at
Kamela from Pendleton where ehe has
been for the past ten days for medical
treatment.
Camping Ground
Good camping ground at Hilgard
apply to Mrs O J Hurt Hilxard Ore.
Fire At Cove.
ty of tbe oov. wee destroyed by fire
yesterday. Most of tbb contents
were saved bnt tbe building was a to
tal lose. .; - ' ,;- ' ' .
Chinese Band
Oneof the attractions In the Fourth,
ofjuly pa'edeaill be the Chines imuo
imluding SJ, richly die.aeil rhinria. an
ide .Ileal representation of Cliiii.ee
K yi'H) . The ?o um ttecoii-i lei th-ru
lve very fortunate in srcnrij tlii
attia tl u
"r EPRIGiRATORS j
We are sole agents for the ICE KINO, galvanized
I and porcelain enamel lined; will , not break, scratch, a
; or corrode. Last a life time, always sweet and clean. Jj
I Noted As An lee ver 5
; Dulutb Minn, June 23 Tbe Hearst
foroee captured the temporary organ
isation state demoeratie convention
for tbe selection of national conven-
pleted hie arranKmenU yesterday Hon delegates today. Theantl-Hearat
Baraa
11,1 i
On all kindt of Second Hand and Fawn Goods. We ' -have
everything in the line of ',;..'' '-'v;
' . -V ""'V ; if"- ' f ..
Hardware and Furniture, y X i!
'4 ' -yf; ? I Crockery a nd, Jewelry. ! ms V
Bedding and Clothing- ; -
The La Grande PawnTiiKers "Z
' 1 ; Corner Fir and ;Ada'msV U V
Remember we still boy and aeU all kinds pi10ne cgt
of Second Hand Goeows a - i J- rn0nC ,a0
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10 PER , CENT
REDUCTION
n
ON ALLT SPRING SUITS.
f io ouiuf i or fS ov
130 auite lor 127 00
" 982 suite for 928' 80?" " 1 :
985suiUfor93160
4' 140 suits for 936 00
This for 20 days j ' . '
ROSS & 1NDEEWS
TAILORS AND OENTFURNI$HINGJ,
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A Two;; Light Electrolier
' Empire style complete with etched'glass
; shades and all attachmects pnt up lv?
yourreuldence lor oo
I See samples In our window.
La Grande Light ;& Power Co
:- For Bryan.
freemont C, Juoe The re olution
introduced by ex-Senator William V.
Allen, at tbe Populist state convention
last night is generally admttejl to fa
vor fusion with, the Eemooratio Na
tional tioket should William i Bryan
secure control of the Ht Louis conven
tion. It demands a straight Populist
tiokei however, in case tbe anti-Bryan
wing is victorious.
Tbe delegates to tbe National Pop
ulist convention beieve thatex-8-na-tot
Allen will be chosen as the candi
date for President. He deoliues to ea-
press an opinion.
Please Return It.
. It tha party who took rhe garden
boar from my place will please return
to tba . lawn where he got it he will
ooafet a great favor upon me. I would
like to wet down anain and in faot
have nse for the hese for tbe next few
daya. I have a good idea where ft is
and do not wish to call for it , at my
oall might cause serious trouble. Bet
ter bring It home.
. , U-S'i 'Ja'ok Ken..'
Pleaded Guilty
ordinance regarding women Inquent
ing salooas wtll be enforced to the
letter. " 'J
City Property For Sale 1 j
Finely Located, Well Improved s-Room House For
t Sale. . Also Other City Property, At :
GRANT &' HERR0NS X
eeimemaeiesssssiee
tbronghWm Miller tbe local agent, of
the surety company for bis bonds, 110,
000, for the faithful performance of bis
duties.
Ohaa Playle waa In tbe city yesterday
afternoon from Alicel. Mr Playlets a
grain buyer and from tha erop. indl
caUonaln bia vidnlty be expects to be
busy after harvest.
WJ Snodvrass arrived In tba city
this morning from PorUaad where' he
baa been tbe past few weeks' receiving
treatment. His many friends will v be
pleased to know that he was -'greatly
improved. ..' '
G M Mestereon, and B M Robertson
both of Elgin parsed through the City
yesterday enroute to Pendleton where
they will participate In': the shooting
contest, . . -
Mr Balrd, tba horse-buyer from
Colorado, who baa baao.in tbe oity for
two days pnrahaslng hoc see, lalt yea
terday on horse baok for North Yaki
ma. " :
D W Merchison waa In tba city to
day ' purchasing ' heavy baltere
and he will bave nse for them aa ha Is
engaged In breaking fifty head of bone
for H 0 Rinehsrt of Bnmmsrvllle,
Water Superintendent H O Oilman
today finished laying 4000 feet of new
otty water mains north of tbe track and
turned the water on. This will fill
Ipng felt want aiLOug tha residents in
that vicinity,
to Grout la in the olty to day from
hla Clover (!rtek farm. He ia down to
arrange for the removal of his family
to bia farm. During tha past few weeks Charles Rockwell who was arrested
he baa bad . built a new residence on Tuesday alternoon upon the charge of
his reclently purchased place and from . allowing women of tbe Redligbt Din
now on make it bis home- The plaoe ' ,r0, lo T1,jt bis saloon appeared be
isthe one formerly, known aa the j ,ot, fteoorder Newlin this morning
Hm'I? 0,Tb'M ,PU01 UZ Kat Ohanged his pleaof not guilty to guil-
.V,.l i Tl. ... I 7 nq was unea twenty ore uurr
10 have tfaa banner oron of the Clover .. Marshal Bayhuru says tbe
Creek district.
It Is reliably reported that when the
county sect la moved to La ' Grande
that Judge Basin wll) move here, also-
La Grande being the central, point in
his district whloh - ooaprlses the
counties of Wallowa, Union and Baker
In addition to having the Judge a re
sident which is very deslreabla La
Grande gains as residents a temilr, an
honor to any oomanity. . .
County clerk elect hee selected Frank
Bramwell and B Kay Jones of this city
and Ed Wright of the valley aa hla ss
slstapts. Mr Bramwell bee salved
several years as deputy clerk In Idaho
Mr Jonea ia eapeotelly adapted to eleri-
It is probable distlct attorney eleot
Lomsr may decide to move to Baker
City. In case he does there will be a
chsnoe fcr a deputyship for this county
and attorney J W Knoales at d J F
Baker bave been mentioned for tbe
position.
Have you visited tba sit of tba city
hall and noted the way ooo tractor
Mars pushing the work.
Lineman Pankey of tba Telephone
eompany returned last evening from
Wallowa county repairing tbe linee In
Lostineand Enterprise wblob were
b.diy wrecked by tba storm which
swep over tbat section several daya
Mr and Mrs L n Rinebart arrived
rsi evening from Yakima to be pre-
tint at the Rinebart reunion.
A E fluff, who has just completed
tbe foundation for bis new (4,000.00
residence to be aree'ed in the Old Town,
is now preparing to haul tba lumber for
that purpose, and will put three
teams to work at oaoe, OrmondACo.,
of Imbler, have tbe contract for the
planing of tbe lumber. And still tbe
Improvements go on.
Mr E Lathsln war over from tbe Cove
today with a load of berries.
Lewis Noble, Lutber Derringer, Arthur
Derringer and Raymond Peck left
Wednesdsy night wltb a load of good
things to eat, fcr a waek'a outing and
fishing trip on Beaver Creek.
I K Harris of Bock Creek was a busi
vleltor In oor olty the 31 and 23 ina .
He reports the range the best in yeara.
BUI Lewis, the Jovial eoaohtender on
the OKA N Railroad, reports It so
cold at North Powder last evening,
thst when paaeeager train Ne-S pa.sed
t'KroiigV th all the"! boys there
"were out oc) a skate." . .
Our Brave Boys in Blue
Ciipiii Coulidjre of Company L
Third Infan'ry, Oregon National Guard
on yeritanlay hd transferred fruui t;.e
Jrei .bt depot to the armor? a rnnile
ahl A-my Range. ,
Tl'ia Kann ii a wonder to behold to
the iiiiinni iteJ It takes no exue.rt to
learn the combination to it ran be open
ed. Kit takes as long to get things
Tha residence of Frank M Dsugher-, ,hatH,h.
of the gallant, soldie B of Company L
wi'l he well ouoked.
Tba company will leave here alont
tbeOtbof July lor the Enuampniant
at Amerciarv Lake, Washington,' where
they will partloipate i i the marenvera
of 'bo Department of tbe I'olum: lathe
militia of Oregon, Washington and
Idaho. " ' .' : ' -. '
Tbe flint and second Battalions of the
Fourth Infantry will leave tbe Presidio
July ltt for forte Lawtou and 'Wright
and will atopeuroute to assist in these X.
Ornamental as well as useful
All sizes and prices
V, Phone 9-1
Residence Phone 367
For Hearst
EANDROSS
Undertakers and Embalmers; ;
HOUSE FUBNI6HINQ3 ' " 1202 Adams,. Ave . !
: ': ' ! -' ' i' ' J
- - TON TIME I
men seoored thiee of the fourdelrgatee
at large and will get an oven bresk on
the district delegates.
When yon orde r groceries hi n t t
are sure to have them delivered oo time
; Correction, v
The article ' not unanim ua,"
ebould read, there were 600,000
men in the Confederate A- mies.
Challenge Accepted.
. We tbe undersigned tr niters
iD good etandiD of the Ameri
can Federation of Buttioskirs do
hereby accept tbe challenge
published in the Evinitig
Observer of Juoe 20, 10C--4, by
tbe B. -, O. E. Base Ball team
roe game must be nine innings
played on the La Qrande dimoud
Players to appear in unilorra
and receipts to go 65 percont to
winners and 35 percent to lo ter
tbe lineup (inskie.) . Gril:t-u, c,
Doaahoe p, Whiteinan 1 b,
Andrewes 2 b, Pidcock 3 b,
Murphy s s, Buuker r f, Keeney
c f, DouDley If, Plaster and Wm.
Miller subs.
! ANOTHER. THING
; When yon order groceries from us you are sure to
' get theerr4beBttoJbe had. We keep onlyfthe best
i The next time you are at our store -
" ask to see our special line of . A
f BREAKFAST BACON
I & POTTED MEATS f
C.IIRALSTON Z
I NEBRASKA 'GROCERY STORE
W Cor. Fir end Jefferson 8ts. r
FOR RENT Rooms suitable for l'ght
housekeeping. Inquire at corner 3rd
and Adams avenue. F. 21. tf
TRADE FOLLOWS THE PRICE
.That is why people come here
for men's and by boys' Bhoes
Tbe J. K. Tilt line is our spec
ialty. Here is where price and
quality are combined.
l How Can I Cure My
C W. PRESTON,
Shoe Specialist DEPOT STREET
Amidst Peasant Surroundings
and in the heart of the bnslness section
of the city is our restaurant located.
Here the business men and ladles oan
partake of good wholesome food. . Our
cookery is of tbe best, and the service
quiok, neat and courteous. ... ' ' .-
Our Bill of Fare :
comprises ninny appetizing dlehe's, and
le changed daily, so that you'll bave a
variety of food iu them.
Variety of foods tends to make ua
enthuslastio with our meals, and is
really necessary to proper health. The
same food over and over again makes
ns "tired o( eating." Call at onr
reBtniant and tost tbe merits uf our
dishes.
MODEL
RESTAURANT
J. A. AP.BUCKLE, Prop.
OPEN DAY AND NIUHT
We sell weekly Meal . ,
Tickets, Cash ?4-50
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INDIGESTION?
THIS IS A'ftUEsflON THAT HAS BEEN -AWQtD
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 Organs in Digesting and Assimulatiug '
Sufficient Food to Rebuild the TisBM.es Support- '
ing the Organs Involeed. There i 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.
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Prescription Pruggisi La Grande, Qrei;
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; E, P. 8taple '
E. E. Rbmlg r;
R0MI0 & STAPLES
-GROCERIES-
A full and complete line of staple and fancy gro
ceries. Fancy canned and lunch goods; Tinware,
graniteware and wooden ware.
Fruits and vegetables in season. Bakery prodnots
always fresh. Good service and quick delivery.
Phone 431
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150 Beautiful Shirt Waists 150
At Manufacturers Prices!
Not even the freight added
We have just received this elegant line
, by express and in order to move them
quickly and give every lady an oppor
tunity to bave a nice new waist fot the
4th, we have docided to offer tha tntire
lot at aotuul cost price at the factory
LADIES COLORED SHIRT WAISTS
In a nice assortment of patterns
good grade percale, 35o to GOo
LARGEST STORE
Some basket cloth weave Oxfords
with oluny lace insertions, black lawn
sateen, etc, 75etotl .65.
WHITE LAWN WAISTS
In almost endless varieties, 55c to
2 48. White Japanese Silk Waists
Tenetim and cluny !ace effects-beautiful
garments for evening and summer
wear, $2.28 to $4 25.
SMALLEST PRICES
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