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We have just bought til of the goods oat of one of the
largest rooming 'house in the city, and will aell the
entire lot cheap, on easy terma. There is everything
you want to fit up a first ciaas rooming house with. .
Bod Room Baits
Bedding
Towles
Now is your chanee to get, everything you need cheap.
The La Grande Pawnbrokers
Corner Fir
Remember we still boy and
of Second Hand GoodM
TURKESTAN
The Dry Land Alfalfa-Grows
Brome Grasi Bed Clover, Alfalf. and ttl kinds of
Garden Seed i a balk. Seed Wheat, Bd!d Barley
Oats, Etc. The only seed house in UaKn couaty.
H. OLIVER
JEFFERSON AVE PHONE 1571.
In order to make room for large Stock of ladies' and
Children's shoes, I quote the following prices on Men's
and Boy's shoesi
Men's Best Box Calf and Vici Kid. regular $5 for
$3.75 and $400
Men's $3.50 and $4.00 Box Calf and Vici Kid
I $2.75 and $3.00
jj . Boys' Shoes from $1.00 to $2.00
All lines of men's and boys' shoes reduced in price,
JO and every pair guaranteed to be from rww and up-to
M date stock.
1 Qhali y Shoe Siqre
I . T. M. - STUBBLEFIELD. .
H Saves you money.
ill Your shoes repaired in up-to-date Style.
Do you want
THE BEST COFFEE
If you do you must buy
M. J. B.
Let us send you a can and convince you
BAKER BROS.
Adams Avenue Phone 1101
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Two Cars just received. -Come around
to our office in Slater Building and set
how it burns or call phone IS0I and we
will teiijyou all about it.
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Sheets Pillows
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ITEM'S
WHAT SOME PEOPL IN AND
; OUT OF TOWN ARE
DOING.
Nick Bslver is tin Baker City on a
brief business trip
Every one is cordially invited to
attend the Bouse Warming and Ball
at the Court Boose tonight,
O W Hyatt and wife of Wallows:
turned to that place this morning at
pendiog a few days In this city.
Mrs Mollie Shaw, proprietor of the
Le Olede Botel at North Powder who
has been dangerously ill is improving
Mr and Mrs W H Bohnenkamp will
entertain the Tuesday Evening Whist
Club at their home tomorrow evening
There will be a baiinees meeting
of the Jollity daooing club held st the
Commercial Glab Tuesday evening, by
order of President J. J. Carr.
The Noble Stock Company closed a
three nights engagement at the Opera
Bouss Saturday night in "The Moon
shiners" which wss well attended and
began a four nights
Pendleton last night.
engagement at
Coma and hear Rev Thomas Need
bam and Clifton Powers at the Pres
byterian church tonight at 7:30 end
tomorrow at 9 p m. Good mnsio. No
collection. Everybody welcome
Come and bring your friends.
E P MoDanial otBaker City a for m
er resident of the Gov is In the oity
today, MrMoDaniel has lost return
ed from Salem where he went to at
tend the funeral and settle tbe estate
of his brother Frank MoDanlel of
8tayton 'who was found dead In a
hotel at that plaoe.
Knights at Walla Walla
A number of the members of the
Catholio order Knights of Columbus,
reoently organized In La Grande, at
tended the big initiation of SO new
members Into tbe order at Walla Walla
yesterday. Several of those attending
retorned home this morning and re
port royal treatment from the Walla
Walla Knlgbta to their visiting
brothers. A grand banquet was served
last evening. The following is a list
of the local Knights in attendance:
J U feare, Philip Loy, Jno. Donnel
ly. J as Murphy, P O'Hare, Thos.
Walsh, Sr , Chester "Newln, Thos.
Walsh, Jr., Jss. McCoy, Ed. McCoy,
John MoKenny, Paff Foley, J D Casey,
Tim Donovan, Dan Heins, Jno. Mc
Laughlin, J F Logue, I hoa. Esgan
Special Meetings
A large audit nee in the morning and
a crowded house In the evening greeted
Rev Thomas Needham evangelist of
Philadelphia and Mr Clifton Powers
Tenor Soloist of New York, yesterday
at the Presbyterian church.
Rev Thomas Needham .is a strong
and pleasing preacher. Hia sermons
are free from all sensationalism. He
preaches the word relying on the Sylrit
of Mod to make It effective. He baa a
happy faculty of using illustrations
out of hts rich store house of zperienoe
Clifton Poeri pas&eites one of the
lst Tenor voices ever heard in this
city In bis rendering of the Holy
City yesterday morning he won all
hearts. All ar cordially invited to
eomeand hear these brethren every
evening at 7:30 except Bat, and every
afternoon at 3 p m.
Born
la this oity to Mt and Mrs L Chris
tiaoaou Jao 20 a son.
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The past season has been an exceptionally good cne with us and oat&kls contMa5tyC broken in some
lines. However we stiill have lots of good things left, and to show oar appreciation of the liberal patronage
with which the pubhc has v favored us, we are now offering what is left of seasonable goods at from
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Gome and See
Largest Store ;
1 ' i si s i siss n "sin m i n i n is hi
ON THE HILL
From tbe east side and the west side
' And all around the town,
Tbe people come from far and near,
Dressed up In evening gown.
To trip the light fantastio,
And danoe with right goad will
In the new imposing 'Court Bouse"
That stands upon the hill.
Tbe Court room will be crowded
With many dancers, fair,
The music will be playing
Soft strains upon the air.
Tbe memory of thelappy time;
Our hearts will often fill,
When we tripped the light fantastio -
In the "Court House" on tbe bill.
Uno.
.Dunham Wright of Medicf I Springs
loug business visitors in tbe city.
' Tbe musical program at the ' House
Warming" at tbe court house tonight
will be given al 8:30 sharp. ,
D B Hendricks and wife of Elgin
passed through La Orande Saturday
night enronte to Sumpter to spend a
few days.
Married
Mr. h T Slay of La Grande and Alios
O Torney of Spokane were married at
tbe offloe of John E Hough. Justice of
the Peaoe, on Saturday evening at
7:30 o'clock.
Mr. May is one who needs no intro
duction to the public. He has a large
acquaintance here, having been a trust
ed employe of the O & fc N for a dozen
years or more and Is now holding down
a desk at the freight office. i
Os-te-op-a-thy
Each person should know that the
state of his health is due to conscious
or unconscious obedience or disobe
dience to the laws of nature.' II we
know Nature's laws, consoious obed
ience will preserve health, strength"
and vigor of mind and body, i ' - -
Nature's laws relative to the human
body require that tbe framework or
body should be normal. 4 Upon this de
pends normal distribution of nerve
force interdepent upon normal blood
circulation, all contributing their share
to normal functional activity of the
different vital organs .
Osteopathy puts ths body right-
Nature does the rest.
You'll Pay With Pleasure
for every meal you Seat here. It will
be a combination of good food, good
cooking and good service
Our Restaurant
is intended for people who appreciate
Itood eating, also for people who like
the good things of life at a moderate
cost, It you belong to that class
come in and see what we can do for
you.
MODEL
-auSTAURANT
J. A. ARBUOKLE, Prop.
OPEN DAY JANDJNIOHT
We weekly Meal ,
'$4.50
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HILL'S, DRUG STORE
A. T. HILL, Prescription Druggist
Lowest Prices
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BARGAIN ; STORE
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New Lace Collars
New Shopping Baskets .
New Hair Switches -New
Tablets and School Supplies
E LI WELLMAN & CO
LaGrande - Oregon
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Bargains . in.i
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pur entire J stock o
cost and will retire
a bonifide dosing out
the stock b broken
Phone 9-1 i
Residence Phone 36
.1202 Adams Ave
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