SECOND HAND GOODS
BOUGHT OR SOLD
We have tha largest stock of eeeond band goods in
Union county ,and ar always in tha market to bay
mora. If jon want to aell we hate cash to pay you,
11 yoa want to bay we can pleas yoa.
Wood bed tteada ........ .60 c each
Iron bed steads U15 and tip
tf bed room loita 10.00 and np
Cock stoves 4.00 and np
Heaters 1.CC and np
Chain 5 and up
Good dry II inch or 4 foot wood
Now ia yotr chanse te get everything you need cheap.
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The La Grande Pawnbrokers
Comer Fir and Adams -
RiMBtw we still fcr mU sell sif kinds , rr, .rat
I &km4 Hud Goods Thone 153)
NEW TODAY
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Holland Milchner Herrine:
Anchovies p
Cromarty Bloaters
New Jttit Miockerei-
Queen Olives
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BAKER BROS.
Adams'Avcnue Phone S 101
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GET THE HABIT I
Of baying yoar Goal from as t
WE HAVE ;
Rock Springs and Cumberland
Ask any of oar customers about as
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We art wholesale and retail dealers in
Hay, Grain, MiUfeed, Flour, Etc. .
j Grande Ronde Cash Company, i
Press Lewis Dean Crowe
Phone 1801 New warehouse on Jefferson. Avenue
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Eggs Eggs; Eggs:
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international poultry food
lee's eoo 'maker
KOW KURE
WOOD
WOOD
H-'&.OLJU-BR
JEFFERSON AVE. PHONE I57U
LOCAL
ITEMS
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WHAT SOME PE0PL IN AND
OUT OF TOWN ARE
' ' DOING.
Mrs V L Myers continues to be very
ill at ber home in thla city.
All memben of iryatal Rebeooaf
Lodge are urgently reqoeeted to b
present next Tuesday night. Business
of uousasl importanoe.
There will be service at the Method.
1st Church this erening at7;30 ss well
si tomorrow at II and 7:30 Re y Mr
Uartshorn preaching.
All members ) the United Artieans
are reqaested to meet at the home of
Mrs Mary Aldriob Monday esenlns.
The Supreme Instructor wilt attend!
the meeting and a full attendance i
desired. .
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The corner stone has been laid for
the urge 130,000 Mormon Tabernacle
whleh Is being erected in La Grande,
and hundreds of loads of briok are be
ing hauled on the grounds to begin
the ereotion of the building early in the
spring.
The Union tax roll will be la the
Sheriff's hands 4this ' week The total
fax to be collected is a'uuu 175, COO,
The actual cash value of taxable pro
perty in the ooSnty is estimated t
16,000,000 though the assessed valua
tion is much less. Figuring the total
population of the county at 18,000 the
tax roll to be collected is Jabout equal
to $10 per capita for each resident of
the county.
' Lent falls on March 8th this year,
and Easter oomes April 23d. . a
The local Elks give their annual
ball next Wednesday evening.
The uext party by the 401 club will
be given witnin the nex week.
Attorney Cbae Coohran has return
ed to Union after a business visit in La
Grande. ' '
. Miss Pearl McNaughton, of Elgin,
is visiting with La Qrande friends today.
Bullt Russell bare just finished
putting up 70 tons of fine ice for
their meat market.
Wheat in the Pendleton district
was hurt considerably during the
recent oold spell.
Mr and Mrs J A Turonsou and
children left last nigbt for Dayton to
yisil relatives and friends for a few
days.
The Les Bontes Club has made slab
crate preparations for their last party
oi this season which will be uiven at
the Armory hall this evening.
Miss Mollis Hendershott is in the
tax department of the O 2 A Q Co,
at Portland. She is a most competent
stenographer and a oredit to the rail
road office force. Republican.
The regular danoing party was
given by the Commercial Club at
their hall last evening, Miss Beiver
and Mr Earl Kiniey being awarded
the prizes in the prise waltz.
Lillian Chapman, one of the in
mates of the Bed Light district in this
city, died at 3 o'olook this , morning
after suffering several weeks with a
severe case of pneumonia. She wss
aged 24 years and bad been in that
life but four year. Gifflo A Hogan
are the undertakers. The fuoeral
arrangements ere not yet perfected.
"The Union delegation returned from
8alem this week, end although o n suc
cessful in dividing the county there is
no doubt but that they did clever
work in the face of the dirtiest kind
of opposition. Had they not been be
trayed by . their friends, we would
soon be writing it Clark county. . s As
it Is the delay is only for , two years
and then the needed change can be
made Union Republican.
Pine Destroyed By Fire
The town of Pine was destroyed by
fire on Tuesday of this week and the
business portion of tbe town wiped
out. Pine was formerly located in
Union oounty, but during one of
those "reputable" seeeions of tbe
legislature, for which Oregon has ' be
come lastly famous and which took
place in 1901 the town was "noted over
Into Baker oounty where it has since
remained. The telephone omce was
destroyed and only meagre: reports
have been obtalned.-Hcout. ' j
Purchased Home
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1900
WASHING MACHINE
I am agent for the celebrated 1900 Ball Bear
Washing Machine which I am Belling on an
absolute guarantee, yoa can take it on trial
with the previlage of returning if not satin
factory. A trial will convince yoa of its
: good qualities. -
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MRS. T. N. MURPHY,
CROCKERY AND SPORTING GOODS '
F M Housh, superintendent of the
Grande Ronde Elebtrlo Co has pur
chased through the La Grande Invest
ment atthe A D Miller resldeocscorner
of North Fir and F st possibly better
known as tluDan Jordon.
Notice!
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Meeting of. the Knights of Columbus
at 8 p m in 'the VK of P Hall Friday
Feb 17th. All members requested to
be present. T A Walsh, F. 8.
i FOR SALE '
2 lots for sale on Adams Ave nown
aa the greenhouse property. Will sell
reasonable if . eold at onoe. Fenoo
shade trees and quite a lot of good
lumber, rocks and bricks. Apply to
ffm Gilpin, La Grande, or Mr. J F
Richardson text door to lot. F 15-22
FOR SALE Poland China boar - En
quire of W T Stein, R F D So. 2,
two miles east of La Grande.' Phone
1774. 1 w 116-316
114 l
Ji iS Hi1.. 'Nil r-J
TO bumcmmmso tbevsay. It la becoming
tw mors eomon every 17- People ai '
exercising their (00a Jedgmeat by sap
plrlBf tbslr needs la meats at our market;
If too wnt the beat, at prioes as low
the lowest, come in and see what wr ha
te sell. Tour eyes will tall a bigger a .
better story thaa our spaoe par mlla now
BOSS
Meat Market
Stillwell & Vandermenlen,
j HENRY 66 CAf?R
PUNCRIL DIRECTORS
LICEfiJED EflB!LnER5
-.- Lady assistant. Oallsanswered day and night,
Phone No. C2i.
3. 0. Henry, residence 664
J. J. Oarr, residence 386 La Grande Oregon
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Grande Ronde Lumber Go.
PERRY. OREGON.
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A HAVORITE PLACE
with those vho know what, good living
means is V.. ':J
THE MODEL RESTAURANT.
There are nil the little accessories that
help to make a meal enjoyable a well
set table, comfortable seats, plenty of
room, courteous waiters, and efficient
service.
The chelf attraction, however, is
the excellent food and fine cooking.
Prioes are very satisfactory, too,
MODEL
lSTAURANT
J. A. ARBUOKLE, Prop.
open dayjand;night
We sea weekly Meal ,
Manufacturer of
Tickets Caah
'$450
REDUCTION SALE
Ws Ksvt cuds no ear salads (a sail every roil ei Wall Paper In eur )
,stort before. (He next spriitj stock arrfves, and In order to Insure a (
eompietc dcan-trp we hm cat tha price rejardlei of former, pdcej O)
Wall Paper from 5 cents up
; We Want to dear the boutc berert March U as we expect a carload (
af WaU Wsper Hi a arrive an that eUe. We save more Wall Paper' (j
snow en hand than all (he ether paper kousei !n the county. There j )
foreyM wilhavea reaUrvaricry to select inm. Oar present (
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1 Stackland & Mdachlen a
PAINTSs'iaeiliS AND GLASS, ',,,2
LUMBER
LATH'
BOXES
Grande Ronde Lumber Co.
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SPECIAL SALE
EMBROIDERIES HANDKERCHIEFS RIBBONS-
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TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, T URSDAY, FEB. 14, I5,and 16
2000 YARDS EMBROIDERY, 10c, I2L and 15c values, - 7 per yard
50 dozen, children's school Handkerchiefs, lo each 50 dc sen, ladies' 12 Jc and 15c Handkerchiefs 10c each
25 doeen, Children's 5c Handkerchiefs 2c each 50 pieces, lOo Ribbons, all colors, 5C yard
50 dozen, ladies' 8c and 10c Handkerchiefs 5c each
These goods were purchased specially for this sale, are all exceptionally
- ' ' good values, and offered for sale at much below regular price
Remember the Dia,te, February 14, 15, and 16
The Golden Rule Company
.V .; ; v 1308-13101312:Adams Avenue ' J-
I-argest Store ; Smallest Prices
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