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Suit lid Saturday
Tw drawings orr Sat
JunlO?
THEY HAVE ARRIVED
A Urge alignment of the justly celebrated CAR
HABTT BRAND of men's worging clothing. Made in
an honorable way for honorable 'men. We have
ecored the aole agency for these goods for this section
and invite your inspection.
AXi. .AJN DREWS
Haberdasher and Tailor
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Second hand Goods
Wanted
Telephone Fred Jacobs, Main 67 ,
and we will call.
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Local Itasj
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Mr. William We a ham and daughter
left this morning for a visit to Portland.
ProfaMr Hendricka. the piano tonar,
Ult this forenoon for baalnees vlalt
toIaUod Cltr.
Mr.Y W Fleer and wife, of Portland,
ara flatting In the elty.
Mr. H O Weat left . this forenoon
lor Baker City to atUnd the oloaing
exercises at 8t, Franoie' Academy.
Mr. HQ Pitt, of Butte, Mont., ar-
rirea in ine city tnis morning on a
bnaineea visit.
The box sheet snows thai there will
be a good attendanoe at the Sateen
jammer Picnic tonight.
Remember the data of the Rnmmage
tale, 12th, 13 th and 14th, and the place
li be Slater building neit Raleton'a
urocery store. Tell your friends so
they can come. - '
George II Powers yesterday sold the
L V Uroat froit tract near the La
Grande Flooring mill to Frederick A
Olton, who recently arrived from
Little Falls, Minn.
uapt. Bowmen was tn the city y s-
The La Grande Pawnbrokers
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SEEDS SEEDS
Just received a Car Load of Alfalfa Seed
Red 'Clover, Timothy, Red Top. All
kinds of Grass Bawds. Balk Garden
Seed, Bald Barley, Rye, Wheat and Oats
K.y.oLiyER
TEFFERSON AVE PHONE 1571.
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I UMINIHg
officers of Co. L
At BnntlDgton Taeeoay. the 6 year
old eon of Mr and Mr O W Portrr fell
Into a tab of scalding hot water which
resulted la death.
3 X Bomlg who has been at the Hot
Lake for some time la reported to be
slowly reeoverlna from a Terr severe
attack of rhaamatiam.
Owing to the fart that the Katxn-
jammer pionle la being presented
under the aaapioes of the Commercial
Olab tne regalar Friday evening busi
nessmen's meeting will be postponed.
Mr Frank Oonley and wife. Mrs
George Gray, Mrs George Jatper, Mr
Frank Miller and Mr Geo Pockett
and wife, who have been . attending
tne Lewis ana Clark exposition, re
turned borne this lorenoon. They ez-
preaa tbemaelvos as having had a de
lightfal time.
DrMK Hall and Or G L Riggers
went to Baker City yerterday to at-,
tend the fourth annual meeting of the
meeting of the Eastern Oregon DUtrlot
Medical Bociety, which convened there
yeaterday. Quite a lengthy program
me was arranged and carried out, In
which were many learned diacuaalona
of questions of great importance.
A county that requires a train every
other Jay In the yeer to transport onr
products to the world's markets, abonld
make a aenaation in the way of repre-
ting Union oouoty day on the fifth of
July at tne lair, flow let eome one
with dlplomatio lngennity eome to our
reacue with the necessary suggestions
Mr Clair Glllllan has secured
.HlltMll. t.MM OAMlf 0 . (Put
phone Company to get out a directory
for the La Grande, Island City and
Farmers ezohauge, and will visit the
I merchants this week to soliolt adver-
BEE SUPPLIES
I have a complete slock of bee supplies such as, hiyes,
smokers, wax, foundatnm etc. Now is the time to
look after your bees.
My Hammocks cannot be beat. Try one.
I also hare a nice tssortraent of builders hardware,
locks, at all prices. Carpenter tools and blacksmith
enppiiea to suit any one.
MRS. T. N. MURPHY,
Hardware and Cnt Glass.
This waa the Cap
tain's Brat visit to this elty snd he was
delighted with the evidences of pros
perity on every hand.
Ladies of M E church will have their tlssmenU from them. The directory
rnmmage sale next week, Monday, contain the name and number of
Tuesday and Wednesday, beginning on oI the bnndred and fifty
Monday afternoon tn the Slater balld-lmmb 0,tn Monange.
tag, one door north of Balaton's grocery' The cenftas enumeration la practi
store Come early and eecure good
bargains.
Stoll Bros, and Relaland yeaterday
reoeived their machine for making ce
ment blocks, and the same baa been
taken to the A P Davis place where
they will build a realdenoe for Mr,
Oavla. The maohlne weighs four
thooaand pounds, and with It any
kind of block needed can be made.
Mr. John MoKllvie and family ar
rived in thlt city yeaterday from New
Zealand and expect to make thia valley
their future home. Mr.' McKllvie is a
farmer and expects to purchase a farm
here. He says that from what be has
seen of this valley he is well pleased
and has fully concluded to locate bare.
WE BUY
p.
Doors Sash, Shingles and
Lumber
oally completed, but aa It will be
several days yet until the reports of
the country districts are la, before the
books are closed. It would be well If
any one who has not been enumerated
would call at tne aeeeeeor's offloe and
have 'heir names or family properly
teoordad. The figures now . filed will
place the population slinhtly in exoea
of four thousand one hundred.
Bark in Danger
By SorippsNewe Association
Astoria Oregon June it The German
bark Henrietta Is drifting on North
Beach and in danger of total loss
Tngs are endeavoring to save her. ' ,
Bev D 8 Smith of Elgin will preach
at the Methodist churob morning and
evening, 8unday.
, Lois Given, the four year old daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs 8 L Givon, who tell
from the loft of a barn Wednesday and
broke ber ankle is getting along very
nicely today.
Mr. L E Jeffries, of Payette, Idaho,
vtw4 l th this mAfnlnr.
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1 W Faulk met with a serious acci
dent at noon to lay while working on
the residence of Mrs. 8 C Zuber. He
was using a heavy 13 lb. stone hammer
and while In the aot of making a heavy
atroke, his hammer caught on the porch
and struck him on the bead with snob
force that It felled him. He arose and
went to the office of Blggers & Blggers
and bad the wound dressed wbiob was
a scalp wound about two tnohes wide
by fonr in length. It la fortunate that
It la no worse.
FOli SALE-New, rubber tired baby
buggy. Owner going to leave. A
' bargain. Apply 906 Adams Avenue.
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LOST One female Llewellen setter,
black ears and blaok ticked. A re
ward will be paid for the return of
aame to the Brunswick Haloons. f 13
tOUNU Un the depot platform, a
Yale padlock key. The loser may
have same by calling at this office and
paying for thia ad.
A Quick Lunch
Can be had b. re which will aot do
harm to anyone. If yoa want a good
aatlafaoicry meal and have plenty of
time to eat it, yoa can atoure that
here too. We make It a point to eatle-
everyone and with this in view we have
everything cooked just as well as
possible . We serve the food aa quick
ly as it can be served acd oar charges
are very reasonable. We believe in
treating joo so well that yoa will
eome again at the first opportunity,
and we hope yoa will soon give this
place a trial
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RESTAURANT
J. A. ARBUCKLE, Prop.
open;dat and night
We tSii weakly Meal
Ticket Cash ...
$4.50
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In large quantities direct from factories and mills
at a yearly contract price, and while we pay the
lowest price, we get the best goods, and can afford
to sell at figures that others buy for, thereby giv
ing our customers the benefit of wholesale prices
STODDARD LUMBER GO.
Everything you want want lor that
SUNDAY WINNER
Is Awaiting Your Order at
U. RALSTON'8
NEBRASKA GROCERY STORE
- 0oi. hit and Jefferson Sta.
OUR 8PE0IALTY
Foil Line "1'erf erred Stock"
" " Oanred Goods.-
SHOES
Good 8chool Shoes J
a specialty t
We can, and put money in your pocket at the Same Time
This is no slight-ofhand, simply good business judgement. Know
ing values when you see them. Have just received a large ship
ment of men's hats, the new shapes and shades as well as staples.
Regular $1.50 and $2 values, purchased after pounding the
manufacturer down to the right price:
In order to move them quickly ond give our friends some rare good bargains we have decided to
let the entire lot ga at " . '
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Largest Store Smallest Prices
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