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R SA1X iSiunle buujiy and harness
;ood fresh milcb cow, about 40 hens,
louse furniture for eight rooms,
rtly new. 21 H 3rd street. Phone
f07. ' O PUOODALL
bli SALE-I will erll my driving
pare. Btudebaker bueey. harness
nl complete outfit cheap, for neb,
if told at once. For particulars ap
ply to J L Christian, Arcade Balooo.
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Jli SALE Remington Typewriter.
nearly new, at a bargain. Call at
uonmy Clerk's omce and see machine
rJU BALE Fresh milch cow.
throughly broken will be sold cheap
for oath. O Mpetleuburjr, Island
City m 17, J 17, d
OK KEN ' Desirable furnished
housekeeping rooms on ground floor
', Oeorge Ball ' M lo tf.
OR RFNT-Fgrolslied room for lady
or gentlemen, with eleotric lights
and bath Mrs LA' Baker.
Pbone Maine 811
OR RENT Five room furnished
bouse, for housekeeping. Inquire of
Mrs. W M Jamas, the dressmaker.
fOR RENT Furnished rooms for
: light housekeeping, apply at 1617 4th
'i Street ' ' ' '
;TOR RENT Front furnienea room
,: with bath connection. Apply corner
Third and Park streets.
FOR RENT Two furnished I rooms,
' electric lights and bath Inquire at
701 Main street, or phoue 811. t
sTeSS MAKING Lad ie's, Misses'
and Children's dress making, Mrs
W B Wines, oorner of Depot and U
Bt reets . Phone No 2078 A 201
WANTED Lumber, Lime, and in fact
all kinds ol building material want
ed at once,, by J L Mars, contractor
and builder. The man who oen
it furnish the material the quickest and
' at the lowest prices, gets the con
j tract. Cash en delivery.'
LOST On May 14, 1905, on the road
from La Grande to the JJake Bart-
mess plaoe on Rock creek, a pocket-
. book containing 2 ten dollar bills, 1
five dollar bill, some err all change
in silver, and a few cards with my
(name. Finder please leave at 2114
3rd street or phone 707. GRACE
GOODALL.
LOST Lad lea ml id sold. smaU hroarh
ClnJn. 1,1.,... ..In.n i A ..M I
enre ol Dr A L Richardeon, and re
ceive reward
LOST-Ladles "reicn from Paris"
containing some money, jewelry aod
flatting cards. Wea loot on road be
tween La Grande and Alicol Liberal
reward paid for Information leading to
its return, Return to this oOloa, or to
the Sheriffs office. dw M 17 tf
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beat quality and tbe lowest prices.
PAINTS,
la this line we handle th3 old reliable
SnERWIR WILLIAMS PAINT. CUi-Namel
Varnish stains in all colors for decorations,
furniture aud floors.
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CITY BREWERY
JULIUS ROESCH, Proprietor.
Largest Brewuig Plant inEasiern Drcgon
asasjajaa ZitX
Ask for La Grande
LA GRANDE BEER IS
AND SHOULD HAVE
WANTEDA position aa waitereea or
cook, in the city or country. In-
quire at Blue Mountain House 2t
High Art Painting
Persons desiring fine work in the
line; of interior finishing, each as
graining to. match the furniture,
woodfilliog to match the walls, and all
the flat finishes or glosses, should call
on or address Sanford D Kinney, 1431
Adams Avenue, corner Greenwood St,
La Grande, Orrgon.
Homeseekers
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Dont forget that G II Powers the
Land man has any thing In the shape
of Real Estate from an acre of Garden
to a 2000 acre ranch. All property
sold on 'commission and titles guaran
teed
' OH Powers
. Minnesott Land Man
Mch 23 tf
PASTURE
I have leased the Bilk pas
tare for the season and am
therefors in position to care
Tott all kluuo of ctrcb, md
especially the "town cow"
at rates which are just, I
will guarantee first class
treatment, good feed and
water. Address
E. E.Jones,
Phone 1276 La Grande
The 811k Mtare conalitU of over 800 acres
and is divided Into all copartle loU
Hones and cuttle will not run together
LA GRANDE SCHOOL
t OF MUSIC
PROF. DAY, Principle.
MRS, DAYt.AjiUtant
Thia is on of theibeetjmnsicaljln
stitutlons In the state. During the
year 1901 there were nearly Four
thousand lessons given. The people
Inthls city and valley are Defin
ing to discover the great advantage
of this school. Thesytem used Is
the latest and most practical, and
Inoludes all the latest discoveries
in the art ol teaching muslo. The
vuboof is divided into two dapart
ments; No. 1 is (or beginners, from
0 years up, and taking In the 1st to
3rd grades. In thia department
itupila oome one honr evary day.
In No. 3 the grades are ".from 3 to
IS. .Here they graduate. Poplls
take one or two lessons a week as
they deiiire. No scholars will be
permitted to remain in this school
wto do not stndy. ' '
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Beer and3get the Best
MADE IN LA GRANDE
THh REFERENCE
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but perfect in every detail, and the season's styles. Every article guaranteed aa repreientel or ,'inonev refunded. "
Just note the cut prices below and see how mwb a little will buy. ' D
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Remarkable Painting
At the urgent request of Tbe Wo
man's Home Companion,' Mr Paul de
LoDgpre, who is tbe greatest painter
of flowers in tbe world, consented to
make a painting of what be eousidsred
"The Three Most Beautiful Roses",
and tbe painting Is without doubt one
of the masterpieoes of this grert artist.
This magnificent piotnre is reproduced
in all. Its orjglnal grandeur on tbe
covsr of tbe Woman's Home Compan
ion lor June. Although Ibis cover is
an aoourate reproduction of a painting
worth hundreds of dollars, yet tbe June
number which has this exquisite cover
may bs obtained at any first olass
newsstand or direct from the publish
ers for tbe triviat sum of only ten
cents
Mr Paul de Longpre is justly styled,
tbe "King ol Flower PainterviHs not
only paints roses, but ery fljwtr
that grows and is the highest authori
ty on flowers His paintings are found
in the moet select homes. , Some have
sold for as much as' seven thousand
five hundred dollars ($7,500.00).
Artists, .art critics and competent
judges ail agree that the covers ol the
Woman's Home Companion far txcel
those of any other magazine. '
Tbe Woman's Home Companion is
a magssine whton in beauty and ex
cellence, art, stories, illustrations and
fashions etc, excels all other, home and
family magazines. The .Woman's
Home Companion is published by.Tbs
Crowell Publishing Company, New
York City, also Chicago III., atop
dollar a year, and is the favorite mai
gssine io nearly half a million hornet
where it is read each and every issue
by three million people.
Katzenjammcr Picnic
Hoinelalent prod notions in an opera
house always seem to be more popular
than the plays produced "even by the
best road shows, from the' fact that
thev have a local flavor, and that the
actors are generally well known to the
audienoe. With this fact in mind It Irl
safe to predict a very pleasant evening
for the public when the Katxenjammer
Plonio will be prodoced under the aus
pices ol the Commercial Club. The
caats is composed of names familiar
to all and although not ready for pub
lication, there can be no doubt of its
excellence. The aotlon o( the play Is
such that it will be possible to iutro
duoe many clever songs and speolslties
and thia opportunity will be embraced
to ite fullest extent.. The musical
part of tba evening's ' entertainment
will be a Special feature. .There will
be two hcurs of fun. ' 'Come and laugh.
Stage Held Up ;
. Scrlpps News Association , .
. San Diego, May' 24-Tba kosenda
8an Quentln stage was held up near
Boienda, Lower California, last night
and the driver was shot. Government
funds, amourtlng to seven hundred
dollars were stolen by the special
rural messenger who wasguarding
tbe stage. ' A posse Is .now In pursuit
of the criminal.
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mummy
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nnd fi (Til lAfl rvA d r trim 4 k n n 7
$10.00 now $7.50
- Suits, regular price
Dollars will have more value at
Clpthiers and 0ibidM
a tra odxi a pop d?
NOTED WORKERS
OF THE WCTU
The National Conference of the W
O T U will meet In La Grande on May
27th and 28th. as has been etatad In
former issues of this paper, and at
that time the people of La Grande will
have the opportunity 'of meeting and
hearing aome of the most noted wom
en Sneakers and ' lontnrar. In th.
country, and women who have gained
world wide renown by their energe'.lo
work in tbe temperance field. Mrs
Lillian M N Stevens, national presi
dent, will be In onr city at tbe time
Mrs Stevens who has been the chosen
successor of Frances Willard for the
past seven years, has remarkable
atrengtn of character, blended with
sweetness and pliability. It was not
an easy task to fulfill that of taking
the place of that matoblsss leader
bat Mrs, Stevens has proved herself
to be worthy the great honor; she has
diaplayed heroic devotion to the cause,
her .quick brain and warm heart ever
busy, plsnning and working for the
nest interests of tbe organisation. 1
Oregon's state president, Mrs Addi
ton, will also be present at the confer-'
ence. Mrs Adttiton has been untiring
in her efforts to - make tbe trip
through Oregon a sucoess, and j will
pei sonalJy make tbe tour with the
visitors. ., .. . . .',..
Mrs Mettle Graves, national organ
izer, is having great success in . her
leqture tour in eastern Oregon.; She
reports bfull bouses and encoaraalnir
enthnsiaenv. Mrs .Graves will attend
tbe national conference in La Grande.
LOST- J O Smith has lost tbe setting
to bis ring, being an elk head with
a large diamond. Anyone finding
same will be liberally rewarded 3t
RED FRONT LIVERY BARN
Wm. Smith, Prop
Safe and reliable rigs furn
at all times. Special ac
comodations furnished to
commercial travelers,
Phone. 8-6
WM, SMITH FEED STORE
Hay, Gtain aod feed. Fite
delivery to ah parts ef the
city. Mountain trade a
specialty. Phone 1961
Horses, banieaa and wngoaa
bought end sold
Here is a Bargain
For You
Eighty aores of laadta Malheur
oounty, with itood: water rlKht, good
--"' vuinu(i.,. cjjarj iooa
of this plaiw.U In, cultivation. Will
raise from 9 to 11 tone ol alfalfa per
acre. The val e of this property may
be estimated from the faot that It renu
annually lot 110 par aoie and renter
PfA11? U,et- lhl D,ac cn te
rvntexi for flve4 yeara longer at this
G ice. Here ie an Investment ti at
ats tea per cent. 1 For sale on easy
terms.. ...,;. .
Write to C, T. McDANlEL
Outario. ..... ...... .".Oregon.
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Snitslrfetiular Wicc $150
$20.00 now $15.00
this sale than that fixed by Uncle
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Ladles' Netfcwiear tStitlorlery
Lewis and !laTctk0ppirfga!skets
MILMNEBY-
Ladies' and Qiildren's Hats, Ornamental
and Useful Belts Combs, Purses and Fans.
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La Q-rtinde - .Oiesron
HENRY
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Lady atfislaut, Calls
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J. O. Henry, residence 664
J. J. Oarr, residence 386
kw.T".wwnnnim
Alarm Clocks
Repair work given prompt
attention.
Old Jewelry made to look like new
Clocks taken care of
Curtain
A heavy disc junt on ail lace curtains and ortiers
W. H. BOHNENKAMP,
HARDWARE, FURNITURE, SASH AtlD
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La Qrande Oregon
Fifteen Years
Continuous business in La
Grande, and still in busi
nea. This is the record
to which 1 invite compari
son. My word is still my
guarantee, as it has been io
the past. A complete line
of reliable Jewdry, cIocib,
watches, etc, in fact every
thing which la foutid in" a
reliable jewelry store.
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