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i MY r ANNUAL BARGAIN SALb lb wuyy i ; in.,
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DOWN in prices all aloug th.Hne of Men'., W, Youth , VOmu b l.tvZ T Wto oier
It win pay you to ; JV " . .. ,
T hprp irtaJ n invprilor.i-MA.RlC
TUKRE KE L'AK JAINS FOK AL A'Vnj ntvk is new mid ob-to-dato
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Men', box calf, vici kid and
pa'ent rolt,'welt eole, regu'ar
prir 15, Inventory price
$3.75 and $4 00
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Men, box calf, vici kid, velour
calf and kangaroo, welt 'sole,'
regular price 3.60, Inventory
price V ;'V"
$2.65rand $2.75
I have many cheap grades t
work eh'oca that ran from
$150 to $250
Boys' end Youths' 8boes from
, $1,00 to$2.00
LadleV patent kid,' regular $4.53
. and 14.00 shoes, Inventory price
- r,$3.00 and $3.25
Ladies fine vici Villi6 style,
welt and turu ole, regular $3 50
shoes, Inventory price
$2.75 and $3.00
Ladies kid shoe, welt and turn:
sole, $3.00 shoe, Inventory
price ' r ' "
$2.00 and 82.25
LadiW $2 60 and $2.25 kid shoe
Inventory price
$1.85 to $2.00
Misses Shoes
$L25 to $2.00 :
w Children's ihoes ;
50c to $1.00
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T. M. Stubblefield, Proprietor
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' Perfumes, ,;Toilet 'Sbaps and Powders
Switches, Pompadours and " Bangs
nNo$eItiei :! Ribbons, and Handkerchiefs
ME8. .X;:R. FORREST,
iviiiiiner.
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ARTICLES
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The Big Line is at
HILL'S, DRUG STORE
A. T. HILL, . Prescription Druggist
Lowest Prices
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Best Goods
Of all the animal friends of
man she is the greatest. When
about to sit down' to voar Sun"
day dinner, I wish T might' jiii
Strip the table of what she pro
duced. , I: would remove the cup
ofnailk tbere' aiting' the
baby's chair; I'd take tbe cream,
the cheese, the. butter, the - cus
tard pie, the cream biacutsn the
roast bee, and leave y6u a toeal
of potatoes beets pickles and
tooth Dicka. ' Everv scrrn of her.
It K
from nose to tail, is uaod by msn,
We use her horns to comb the
hairv her ekin -upon our feet
Her hair ' keeps'' the plaster, ei
our house wailsfc her hpofs make
glue and her .tail makes k soup.
Her blood is use i td ' make our
sugar whi'teVand her, bones . are
ground to fertilize our soil. She
has gone with man from v; Ply
mouth Rock to the setting sun.
It wai her' sons that turned this
soil in Jho settler's clearings, and
also drew the prairie schooner
for the ' sturdy ' pioriebrs ' whil?
stay . ibljowed.,. 'Vnd,,. when f the
day's march was done; she came
and gave milk to fill the mother's
breast to feed the. sucking .babe
that perchanceas Ue become
the ruler of his country .
ment ha ft habitually been held
as subordinate to the paramount
one of "who. should be United
States Senator?" and treated as
pawns on .the, : political' chess,
board to be sacrificed ' without
c6mpucction,6 further the in
terest of senatorial aspirants.
tit) uuuocbMiuu mm pouviuue
have been and are being circu
lated in the county asking the
legislature to cut off Union," the
Oove, Hot Lake and a portion of
North Po'wder county into a sep
arate county. :lt the.citiseus
within tbe proposed district
would properly : inform them
sefveVthey ; would remonstrate
against any such' action. The
great expense necessary in main
taining such a seat . of govern
ment would he greatly in excess
of the 'advantages, 'received ' In
fact the only, adraouges would
be to Union, who' would Bec'ure
the pay roll of the county office rs
If the . legislature is presented
with the actual conditions, there
will be uo changes. '
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National Bank, t
LAGRANDE, OREGON Q
Capital .Stock fully paid $ &),000 r
Surplus fund 13,000
Xiabflity1. of Shareholders W,000
Responsibility -' . - 133,000
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"We Jdo a general banking-and jsxohange business.
'Kafta bought and sold on earternaod foreign banks.
JOSEPH PALMER, President
J. W. SCRIBER, Cashier
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J. tCOovacH. , .......OuhUr
F.L. Mafias and Qo L OImtct
DIRKGTOKS:
J. M. lUrry, J.M.Obuivb
A. B. Qonlf r.). U Clea
ret. Goo, Palmor
Asit.Ouhlers '
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La GrAnde ' National-. B- nk
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CAPITAL AW1SURPLUS,. $75,09000. . , ' . ;
Q Trass 1 m a leaeVal liaftkt&x'Daauteaf. rBay an4 tails 'exohang on
O u parts.ol the would. Ooneetiooa a ipedaljiy.. , . ,
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It is too early to xnake a fore
cast of what the Oregon legisla
ture "Will do at this session . The
people nave indulged m a hope
mat as there is no United States
Senator to be chosen at this sit
ting, the members, net being
distracted by a senatorial elec
tion, would' find time to ' look
after affairs "of our own state,
But Whether this hope ' will be
realised, or aot; remains to be
seen. To' the average citizen
there is no apparent reason why
the selection of a United States
Senator should be "regarded' of
sucn irauscenuent importance
that all auectiens.of state policy
should be ignored, or neglected
to give plaqe for' the considera
tion of a eai table persou to rep
resent Oregon in the senate ' of
the United States' j Whatever
may be the occult rtaaens there
fore, the fact is that a very large
portion of the legislative energy
of Oregon has been expended in
senatorial contests from its v or-
gauixation as a State until ' now',
Questions of Lome administra
tion, education, .public. roads,
taxation and plans for develop-
Music
B P Tail the pioneer maiio tesober
of Grande Bonds Vtliey it still in the
ring. During my vacation I made it
my ,ba8iaesa at well at pUasare to at
tend oonorU,;.6per, and -in fact
every thing ia mf line1 of buiinege
and I fouad tbat I at a tee'ier, and
Interpreter of musio and till in tbe
front rank. Pripila who do not Uh
the full oanrvtory ooire may take
the popular piano oourie. Tbia plao-
eaihe pupil ia position to play tbe
popular mnaie of the day, Ohnrob and
Sunday Sohool mutlo. v
.The Violin popuUr oouite places
tbe pnpil in position t- play all kindi
oidanoe musio as well as light over
tures.. Quite a numbar of musioians
who have been under my - instruction
ate bow making good money as teaob
ers and soloisto. Pupils who are un
der my otre will be thoroughly In
structed in musio. 1
' ' . B. J. TA.IT, leaober
ESRAY NOTICE
Notlos thereby given to wbom it mar eon
eern that tttere eaue to my place about Jul
Ut, 1SW, two mile, aorth 'of Perry oo OUis
M tu following deMrlbed animal. One dark
b,r?wo.'i"lferi Pt Jersey, oralng two year
old, without vlnlble brand, or ear marks
Said animal has been taken up by me end Is
now with my eatUeon tbe Draper plaoe about
4 mlla. aortueaxt of aland 4)lty. and owner
Notice to Creditors
iTO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCKRN- '
NOT1CK 18 UKHKB Y UIVKN that letters
of adminUuaUon have been iuued br the
County Court of Onion County, Oregon, to
MaryC Hwaugerupon the estate ot Heymonr
wuser, deceaMd, and ail persona having
claim, against taldeetat. are hereby notified
V preMnt the wme, with proper Toucher., to
tbe Mild adminlitralrix at her realdenot at
kameia, Ongoa.wiUilnaU months from the
late o( Ui u noilce. ' . .
Dated t La Urand., Oregon, this 2nU day oi
Deetmber. A. p., luot.
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1 Admlnlitrauu of the otate of Bsymoar
lEverytbktg 1 you want Owrwit for that . ', Y
INNER
Is Awaiting Your Order at
C. RALSTON'S ; T
NEBRASKA ' GR0CERY STORE
Oor,'Fir and Jefferson Sts.
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Tuil Line "Perferred Stock"
: t Canned Goods. ' '
V shoes. ;
Good Behoof Shoes '
apccii.y
0,OO0O4 00$ Q sKH9
Notice to the patrons of La Grande Light and Powor Co.
- That on and after January 1st we will install a day
circuit in this city and take this meaus of .notifying jour
patrons. vAny changes, tq be made id lights, which can ,not
be turned off during the day should be arjange.djasjooa as
poaaibler'TThose'desiriug power canconfer with us at any
time regarding prices of motors, rates, etc. We have motors
priced as follows, f. o. b. San Francisco;
ih. p ...$ 37 75 5b. p ,$192 00
i h p 44 50 10 ih p , r. . 279 75
: lhp 9550 '15 hp .,86770 ,
2 hp- ...... J:i 104 15 20 hp . . 1 452 60
. 3 h p 128 85 . 30 h p 655 65
To this price must be added freight from San Francisco to
La Grande. . '
hipping weights
i hp 3 phase
top
lhp
2 hp
3 hp
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120 lbs
155 lbs
242 lbs
,34Ubs
'..425 lbs
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6 hp
;7i hp
10 hp
15 hp
! 20 hp
B0 hp
i hp single phase
hp
1 hp ' "
-5 hp?
3 hp "
5 hp M
810 lbs
... 950 lb i
1175 lbs
"1430!bs
2345 lbs
2980 lbs
if,225 lbs
lli 270 lbs
275 lbs
ASQ,lbs
- N4651bs
i-lormL'Olbs
' i form K
form K
form K
'form K
form K
-f form K
Tor information call at office ot
LA GRANDE LtGHTNDPOWJCR,0Or
form L ' 820 lbs
form LJ 075. Jbs.
form L 1350 lbs
form L 2300 lbs
form L 2310 lbs
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KULrL MEASURE T
Chain wood by, ,the Cord
i, 128 cubic feet to , the cord. . 16-inch dry a chain
v,wood $3 per cord. , This is cheaper than by the -load.
You pay for what you get and get, what you pay for.
Phone 571
H. W. NiaLEY
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TIMBER LAND. ACT JtJNtf S, 187ft-
- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
. U. 8. Land Offloe. La O'rande. Orevon
uuj given uiat in oompilanoe
with the proii,D of the- aot of. Oonareaa of
June S, U7& enuu.d "An aot lor tbe sale of
u moer tana, m ae (Hatee of Calif rnla," Ore
gon, Nevada, and Waaulngton Territory,' aa
extended to all the Pub.io Land HUtea by aot
of Attguat , leu, Klohard A. Urawferd, of Le
Srande, county of Union, tttate of Oreiron.,
haa this day niod In tbtaoraoe hlaiworn aui
ment No. tun. for tbe purobaea of tbe tt4
And will otter proof to show that tbe land
seugbt la - more valuable for tte timber or
stone than for agrtoulUirai purpoMS, and to
ataUWb hit claim to aalT euXbefore the
Keglater and UeoeiTer of tbu omos at La
Urande, Oregon,oa Monday, the Tto day oi
vesmary, uufr. 1
Henamee aa wttnenev , A J Brood lore, of
La Urande, Or, Lee Young of Hlleard. On Wm
r1?" Or, and a W Cntwftird of '
L onmde. Or. ...
i." " 'u Ps elalmlng adTeraely the
above deeorlbwt lands are luuaaated to ata '
Mi.11 W.1U1. m uumo, or before said
K. W.Dsvts. BesUtar,
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the Best
PHONE at;i86
As B. C. ' Steam. Lau
La Grande, Oregon.
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