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NEW FURNITURE
EXCHANGED FOR OLD GOODS
If you want anything in our line you need not pay
any cash as we will take your old furniture or any
thicg jou may have of talue and let you have any
thing we have. We also have a fine lot of good, dry
wood, for which we will take all furniture or anything
you may have. Just Phone us 1681
The La Grande Pawnbrokers
Corner Fir and Adams
Rtmember we still buy o4 eH tilt kinds
I Second Hand Goods, js Jt . j .
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LOCAL
ITEMS
WHAT SOME PEOPL L AND
OUT OF TOWN ARE
DOING.
th
AT COST
I am dosing out all my
BOYS' SHIRTS
CAPS AND
UNDER WE A R
Have a big assortment of
Boys' Sweaters
' Aflat Cost
A. V. ANDREWS
Gents FurnUheriand Tailor. ,
TURKESTAN ALFALFA
The Dry Land Alfalfa-Grows without Irrigation
Brome Grass, Red Clover, Alfalfa and all kinds of
Garden Seed in bulk. Seed Wheat, Balled Barley
Oats, Etc. The only seed house in Union county.
H.AZ.OL-IMER
JEFFERSON AVE PHONE 1571.
It 1 reported that skating at Oro
Dell and Perry ia fln. .
Mr A E Haynea, of Union Is la the
city on business matter.
Mr J Conley from th Cora is la
city today on a bnaineaa trip.
Mr J L Keller and Mr A L DemariM
of Milton. Ore are visitor In oar city
Hon Chai Cochran of Union ia mix
ing with bia many friend la th olty
today. '
Mr Geo Miller and wife of the, Cora
re rlsltlnginth city and jar gueiti
at Hotel ttommer.,
Four car loadi of sheep arrived this
morning from Pendleton to be fed beet
pulp at the factory.
Mr Andy Sullivan and Mr. Jeff Ay
era who have been to Summervllle, re
turned bom thla morning.
Mia M Bannard ona of the Baker
City High school teachers .la a - guest
of Miss Alio McKinley.
Mr. Nat Elisor left this forenoon for
Elgin to finish up the business of bis
on Albert at his sawmill near that
plaoe.
Mr. Johnny Shea leave Saturday
for Baker City to apend New Yeara
with her parents Mr. and Mr. David
Klnsey. - '-- '-- ;
Mrs. Molly Barker, of Cove, who
',wlth her two little children, ha been
visiting her daughter, Mr. Perry, in
Pendleton, for several days, returned
to La Grande this morning and will
leave for home today.
Mis Q W P.'eobstel of Milton was
operated 'on yesterday for the append
iolti by Dr Wlllard Smith, Dr Bacon
slating, Th operation wa nndoub
tedly aacceasf ul as the patient 1 Buff
ering no inconvenience a result of
the ordeal. .
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
lor Union County. In the nutter of the Estate
of Jane Ball, deceased Notice la hereby given
that the undersigned a admlniatr.tor of the
etUt of Jane Ball, deceaaed, pnnuaut to an or
der of the above entitled Court, made and en
tered on the Uth day of December A. D 14 will
(tow and af tet Wedaetday the lit day ot Feb
Everything you want want for that
R
SUNDAY MINNER
Is Awaiting Your.Order at
C. RALSTON'S
NEBRASKA OROCERY STORE
Oor. Fir and Jefferson 8ta,
Married Last Evening
At th knni of Prof and Mra. H J
Hockeeberry, at 5 o'clock last evening
RfcV. E B Uaysot the First rTesDy
terisn ebaich united ia marriage Mr
E Edgar Galbreatb, of Los Angeles,
CaL, and Mrs. Mary B 8tphenon, a
skter of Mrs. Hockenberry, and who
baa been making her horn at tb Hotul
Foley In tbU city for a few jnoatha
past.
Mrs. Stephenson' bom baa former
ly been in Pittsburg for many years
and has known Mr. Gal breath for 83
year having resided in Pittsburg np
to about ten rears ago. mud Is now on
of the leading attorney in Lot' Ange
les. Mrs, Stephenson mads many
friend In this city, was accomplished
in music and bad several French scbol-
are her, twin very thorough In that
language.
Mrs. Clara T Lyi played th wed
Aina march and after the ceremony a
wedding dinner was served at the
Hockeoberry bom to the Immediate
family oulj. Mr. and Mra. Galbreatb
left last niaht lor Lo Angela where
they will make their future home.
Hans Knutson a Scandinavian sail
or on Ih bark John Buss was wasted
from the bow-Drit into the sea out
side the Columbia bar, Tuesday and
was drowned. A heavy gale was
klnerlnir and he was net seen alter he
fell in:o the sea. ' -
ShinglesShingles
Two car loads of first claa ehlngl
just received by th Stoddard Lumber
Company.
fcvtnwn a -.
have same by oalilng at 2014 Second
Bt and Identifying .12-29-1-8
Yvanted Immediately
Logging teams, good . wages Grande
Bond Lumber Co,
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In order to make room for large Stock of ladles' and
Children's shoes. 1 quote the following prices on Men's M
-J D Air ftfC , 1
Men s Best Box Calf and Vici Kid. regular $5 for
$3.75 and $4 00
Men's $3.50 and $4 00 Box Calf and Vici Kid
$2.75 and $3.00
Boys' Shoes from $1.00 to $2.00 7 ;
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All lines of men's and boys' shoes . reduced in price,
and every pair guaranteed to be from rww and upto- p
date stock. ' v
! QaALlTY SH0E S19RE
j T. M. STUBBLEFIELD.
I ; baves you money. ra
j Your shoes repaired in up-to-date Style. M
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FURNITURE .EMPORIUM:),
MI wa muoh afflcted with eoiatlca',
write Ed 0 Nud, Iowavllle Bedgwiok
Oo Kan, "going" about on crutchu
and suffering a deal of pain. 1 wa
induced to try Ballard's Snow Liniment j Z
Iosedtbree 60o bottles, It 1 thjl
greatest liniment I ever used, have i
leoommended it to a namber of person
We are now showing the most complete line of furniture
ever displayed in this county. A visit to oar establishment
will rep y you for here are to be found the latest in art and
comfort. A few HOLIDAY flnOOF.STmvfl; - -
Rockers from $2 to I67.6C, Morris chairs $12 to $26, Iron
beds $3 to $23, Dining tables, Center tabler, all prices,
Chafliners 10 to 35 dollars, Bed room suits, beauties from
16 to 65 dollars. Folding beds, Lounges, Hall trees, Rugs
Art Squares, Portier curtains, pictures, eto , ..
.The above is only a suggestion and comprise the latest
creations. Come and look
E. ANDROSS
HOUSE furnishings!
Phone 9-1
Residence Phone 367
1202 Adams Ave
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laths Count, Court otth. state of Or.,on P" themBelve a being bene-
mea oy n, i now wan wiinoat oraiun
es, able to pefrorm a great deal of
light labor on the farm." Newlin
Drag Co.
For the bat and whitest bread use Jer
reary a D MOJ, crowed to sell at private aale ! ley Cream Flour.
for oaan to the hlvheat bidder, subject to eoo-
ejmaUon by tha Ooort, all the right, titlo aud
ntereat of aall decedent, in and to th. fallowing
described real eUte, towit: An undivided on.
halt lnieret in lots 1 and 8. and all oC lot S in
Block 104 of Chaplin's Addition to la Grande,
Oregon; an undivided one half Interest in and to
lot ia and the north twenty -ona feet of Lot 7 In
Blocfc 14 in Arnold'i Addition to La Grande, Un
ion County. Oregon lUbjeot to the life estate of
George Ball, therein, and a mortgage of $70o on
Lota 1 and 1 in Block lui aa aforesaid, or so much
thereof aa ia nsceauar, to pay estate debts.
Dated at La Qraude, Oregon, and first pub
lished thia December 2Sth, 1U04.
CEOHUB BALL, Administrator.
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3. 1878.
MOTIVK FOR PUBLICATION.
,U. B. Land Oulce, at La Urande, Or..
Oct It. lUW.
Notice ,1a hereby given that In compliance
with the provialona of the act of Cougraaa ol
Junes. 1878. entitled "An act for the aale ol
tiiuberlanda In the State of California, Ore
gon, aevaaa, ana waamngion lemiory,'
aa extended to all tho Fubllo Laud Htates bj
aot ol Angu.t 4, lsiU, Herbert K Cleaver ut
uaiaweu, couuty oi u.uyon. State oi launo, um
Uiii day 6I1 in thla ollloe hi aworn atok'
nient Ko, lot the purchase ot tne N4 I
WU andBWUHWU and N Wi SB.X of ttco.
Nu.liu Townsbiu No. sH. KNo. it E. W.M
And will ollor Drool lonbow that the land
sought Is more valuable for it timber or
sloue than for agricultural purposes, aud
to oHlublish his claim to aald laud before
the ttvgisler and Keoclver ol tnls oQloe al
La Urande, Oregon, on Friday, the 6lb day
ol January, luUik
He names aa witnesses: William U Brown
of Perry, Oregon; Clara A Brown of Perry,
Oregon: K H. Bullls, of Perry, Oregon; Ben
jauiin xoung. of Uilganl, Oregon.
Any and all persons olaliulug adversely the
above-dworlbed lands are requested to file
their claims in this ottloe on or before said
6th day of January, 1WK.
S.W. Davis, BegUter.
OUR SPECIALTY
Fall Line "Perlerred Stock"
. Canned Goods.
SHOES
Good School Shoes
e specialty
When you want
the Best .
PHONE i85i
Ae B. G Steam Laundry
La Grande, Oregon.
Jeriey Cream Patent Flow. Every
lack guaranteed by
Romij & Staples. Grocer.
DINE WELL ON NEW YEARS
and foa will far well all tbe rest rf
tb year. To be sure of the right start
eat your New Year dinner
HERE
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It will Include el) tbe delicacies of
the season aud soma oat of saason.
Tbe aervloe will be perfeot, tb cook
ing a delight. Tbe bill will ehow too
that the cost of living ha not Inoreaa
ed here at any rate.
MOD EL
RESTAURANT
J. A. ARBUCKLE, Prop.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
We tell weekly Meal
Tloketa Cash
$450
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MErAT Market
Btell well & Vandermuelen, Proprietors.
WHOLESALE -.AND . RETAIL . BUTCHERS.
Highest market price paid for all kinds of butchers
stock Hides, pelts and furs. Also chickens & poultry.
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"JUST SPLENDID"
There is no doubt about our line being complete,
up-to-date, and always fresh.
Here are some pleasing things at pleasing prices:
Extra select Desert Yellow Peaches,. . ..... .per can 30c ,
Extra select black TartarianChereies. . . ; . ... .per can 80o
Extra select Cuthbert Raspberries... per can 80c
Extra select Blackberries per can 25c
Sugar-loaf grated Pine Apple .per can 30o
Sugar-loaf sliced Pine Apple per can 25o
ROMIG & STAPLES,
Grocery and Bakery. .: La Grande.
Phone 43 J
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Our semi-annual House Cleaning sale of :
ODD ENDS, REMNANTS AND BROKEN STCfQS
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130S-1310-1312 Adama'Avenn.
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