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MY ANNUAL BARGAIN SALE IS NOW . JNT PROGRESS
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' I have made in inventor lURK'DOWN in prices all aloug the line of Men, Boys', Youths , X h&ve to offer, v
THERE ABE BARGAINS FOR ALL Al iny stock is new ana up-to-aaie, wm jv - .
Men's box calf, vici kid aod
patent colt,, welt sole, regular
price 15, Inventory price
Men's box calf, vici kid, velour
If naVkangarto, welt sole,
regular "pm e $3 60, Inventory
price A . J ." ' . i
$2 65 and $2.75
I have many cheap grades',
work shoes that ran from
. $L50 to 42.50
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Boys' and Youths' 8boes from
SW0To$0(r
Ladies' pat nt kid, regular $4.63
and $4 00 shoes, Inventory price
$3.00 and $3.25 ;v
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Ladies' fine vicl Ud, latest style,
welt and turn sole, regular $3.50
shoes, Inventory price
$2.75 and $3.00
Ladies 1 id shoe", welt and' turn'
sole,; $300 shoe, Inventory
price
$2.00 and 2.25
Ladies' $260 and $2.25 kid shoe
Inventory price
$1.85 to $2.00
Misses Shoes
$1.25 to $2.00
Children's shoes
50c to $1.00 -
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Grande1 Oregon, Cm Seoond Claae
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. Each and Every Hat now; in stock at just
Half
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Come In anV fcecuft " a Genuine Bargain
Perfumes, Toilet Soapi ani" Fodders'
Sithes,? $ jL&padourV , and', Bangs
Iovtlties RibWns, and Handkerchiefs
MBS. J. R. FORREST.
Milliner
Published daily except Sunday
One year in advance. . . ... $6 60
due montns in advance. . . .3 60
Per month. . . U '. :. ; . , . .tie
Single copy. . .t .. . :'6c
We are looking forr and ex
pecting quite an increase in our
population this year.
The conditions are such to
expect it. In the first place
this is' Lewis and dlark' fair, year
Low rates will be made to the
coast that1 will certainly bring
many thousand Union county
being one of the banner count
ies in the state onght to be able
to secure not a few . additions to
our population." ' " ' !
Much depends upon ourselves
huwever. , It is a fact that very
few oi our citizens can intelli
gently answer what' we export
and the quantities. We today
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HILL'S, DRUG
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A. T. HILL, Prescription Druggist
Lowest Prices
Destluoods
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Fflrmt-ra' and ,Trad6mr ?
gNational Bank;
XI lAOJRANDEV; OREGON
; OapW'sTockiWipaM T 60,000
n Surplus fund irl
. 60,000
Responsibilitv , - 4i t - ;( yi
or. Ma rfnrV hflnkinc a.nd exohamre business..
D Ifrsits bought and sold, on eartern an foreign banks.
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I ' y t ' J.' W. SORIBJER, Cashier
aaba ftlii n'n n n,n tf iim$W
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I. M. Ckanh. VkM rKwIdML J.M. Bnr Frd J. QoIbm
F.Iilfcyan.OMBte'' ': J. ItChuroh r.kVvn
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La GiiXiiDET JAttONAt; Bank
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La Ctaada, Onfom
CAjPltXi; STOCK
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$100,000
20,000
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y," U Mfts oiT U world, unnmnnmm tt.
ing alreaiy made an investment
to this extent an the county af
ford cot to have a creditable
exhibit.
, The Observer may be wrong
(and would invite discussion
pro and con) in the belief . that
without ad exhibit very little'
results could be expected ' from
the $20,000 already invested.. 1
It would possibly require
about $2000 to maintain an. exi
np'ii 'dnrMgefai arid wfr $ei
lieve it necessary. The ques
tion as to how this money la to
be ; obtatried if at all is debate-
able' but if the objects to be ob
tained, result beneficially to the
entire county the burden would
be equally distributed if paid
out of tie general funds of the
couny,
Everything you want want for 'that
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Todays news today, when you
read the Observer.
Is Awaiting .Your Order at
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JO. R ALSTON'S -
NEBRASKA GROCERY f ' STORE1,
, (Oor, Fir and Jefferson Sts. '
Poll Line "Perferred Stock"
SHOES i . -
Good School Shoes ;
' ; Canned Goods.' ' a specialty . ' ' 1
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Good spring 'water in suffi
cient quantities to furnish the
city at a : nominal expense , is
one of the probability for 1905
- NoUceorstoolUjoldar'iMeeUQg. .
ilotioe ia hereby given that there wi be
net ting of the ttook hoiden of the La Grand.
are a tmicn better county than j u, .yeniog, February ku, iikb. at th. hoar or
k . i- ' I A Mofilc. tar thm nurtwuut of .liwtiniv nfflnni. tnm
the .nsoiag year, and for the transaction of
itch other tmsineat a. nuy come before? the
meeting. Wm. U1LLER, Vice Creeldeat '
Un 10-Feb 9
many realize
A few weeks ago-after several
weeks of diligent 'inquiry the
Observer fdurid authority for
the statement that Unon county
was and had for 1 several years
past exported & train - load of
products "very ether dayV ,The
facts are we eyen do better. .This
is a record td be 'proud of ' arid
shows a large diversity ' of .re
sources. Here are a few figures
that the accuracy an easily i be
verified. We export one year
with another, 3000 cars of lum
ber, iDOO -cars of wheat, Oats
and barley 600, wood 500, Ice
500; fruit 256 hiay 300, sngar
200, cattle 150, 1 hogs 100. In
tne above list there is nothing
less thin 100 car .loads , repre
sented which makes 1 a total of
7600 cars, equi velent to 253 so
lid trains of 30 cars each, more
thatf 70 trains in Excess of the
statement that it' requires a
train every other day to export
the products of this county.
Several days ago we publish
ed a onmunicaUon under the
non-4 e-plilme of 41 Junius" tak
ing eiceiiou' to the ' seWtlmenf
that is being more or lespro
nounded toward securing ( the
county court to make an ajppro
riaU n to jpaaintain an exhibit
at the : Lewis 1 and ' Clark fair.
Among "othefrdaSons Juhfus sel
out wm ttatt Union county ha4
already jbeen taxed to the extent
of $20j000 or f 130,000 for ' this
fair and that certainly ought to
6e sufficient. x
s The Obseryerrwould call aU
tention toSfc lhiil ouly and
that is' : reebgniilng that - the
county by way of : taxation ' has
already contributed a very large
sum ntt less : than $20,000 f o r
the fair which was considered as
, , A Surprise Party 5
. Apleuaat orprt-. paxijmj b
s1to to jroar tomaoh mad liter, bjr
taking a madicina .whio, ,wUl relista
their pain xad 'diacomfort, tig; Or
King-aNew U ?i. ' ht. are a
ouMe?9ndrjial rymedr tPotding. tora
nliet and care (or headaohe, dizzineu
and constipatioa. 35o at.... drat store
Newlin Urag Co
WHEN YOUR MEAT COMES
lome from-oar place yon' know It is
going to be good ' loo can drder from
as and get just as good' meat aa If ton
eleoted it yoaraelf.' We don't hafe
any trouble in picking it oat for you.
For we keep only
ONE KIND
That's the very bej;;iyaaaefjlpk
oat good meat when Ihero ia no other
kind in the atore.' 8o send along yonr
order.'. It will be dlled promptly and
to your entire satieiaotion.
dock & I nomas
Notice to the patronaof La Grande Light and Power Cor-
. , .That on and after January 1st we will install -a -day
circuit in this city and take this means of notifying our
Eatrona. Any changes to be made in lights which een noil
e turned off during the day should be arranged as soon as'
: poasible.r. Those- desiringower carrnonferwitb: ns t "any -time
regarding priceB of motors, rates, etc. We have motors
; priced as follows, f. o. b. San Francisco; '
i h. p $ 37 75
i h p 44 50
1 h p 95 50
2 hp ...104,15
3 hp" ........ 128 85
5h. $192 00
10 hp ...279 75
15 hp 367 70
20 hp 452 5ftq
80 h p 655 65
;To this price must be added freight from San Francisco to
La Grande. v. .
f hipping weights. .
120 lbs hp single phase
155 lbs hp
242 lbs 1 hp
345 lbs 2 hp
425 lbs 3 hp
5 hp
,610 lbs
950 lb i
i hp 3 phase
ihp
1 hp
2 hp
3 hp
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225 lbs
270 lbs
275 lbs
880 lb,
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6 hp.
7t hp
10 np
15 hp
20 hp
30 hp
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form K
form K
form K
form K
form K 4JT2345 lbs
form K -2980 lbs
Tor information call at office ot
" 680 lbs -
frrnL ; 670 lbs
form L . . 82Q ibi ,
,1175 lbs . Jor ia La0JXk4b
1430 lbs form L 1350 lbs
form L
form L
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2300 lb
281Q lbs
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full measure
Chain wood by the Cord
: 1 128 cubic feet to the cord. 16-inch dry chain
wood $3 per cord. h This is cheaper than by the load.
You pay for what you get and get what you pay for. -
Rhone 571 H. W. NIBLEY
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Whea yoa want .
-the Best
' PHONE lies ihi-
A. B. C. Steam, Laundry
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Abwlolely iiarmless
4 Ihe fault 0r giving 'chtldrtSHniedi:
cine containing injoriooa subetanoea.
laeometimee more dlaaateroas than
tnediaeaae from whieh they ara toff er
ng. ( Kvery mother, ahoold. know that
ChamberUin'a Conch Remedy ia per
fectly ( for children to take' ft
contoini - nothing harmful and (or
congba. oolda andoroaniaanaurnMajvl
foraaiebyNewiiapraaUo. t La Grande, Oregon.
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we maniiacture Butter
e fiom sweet cream. Our
5 'butter is full weight and
5 guaranteed. Leave orders Z
at J. D. McKennon's !
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