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THEY: HAVE ARRIVED
A. Urge alignment of the justly celebrated GAR
IIARTT BRAND of men's worging clothing. Made in
an honorable way for honorable men . We have
secured the sole agency for these goods for this section
and invite yocr inspection.
A.L. AJS DREWS
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Second hand Goods
Wanted
Telephone Fred Jacobs, Main 67
. and we will call.
The La Grande Pawnbrokers
SEEDS SEEDS
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Just received a Car Load of Alfalfa Seed
Red Clover, Timothy, Red Top. All
kinds of Grass sseda. Balk Garden
Seed, Bald Barley, Rye, Wheat and Oats
KV.OLIVER
JEFFERSON AVE PHONE 1571.
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WE BUY
Doors Sash, Shingles and
Lumber
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 euu afford
to sell at figures that others buy for, thereby giv
ing our customers the benefit of wholesale puces
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SUNDAY HINNER
Is Awaiting Your Order at
U. RALSTON'8
NEBRASKA GROCERY STORE
- (Qui. l'ir and Jefferson 8ta
OUK SPECIALTY
Fall. Line'Terf erred Stock
Oanred Goods.
SHOES
Good School Shoes
a specialty
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Curry left
fishing on
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thia forenoon for n day's
Five Points.
Mr L'bariee Rodeen. of Baker ' OHt '
arrived in tha city tbia foranoon on a
short builneaa visit.
Mr H A Shropshire oama down from
tiia bom at Hilgard tbia moraine for
a buaincai v iait to the ooonty seat.
Mr Jama Bolmao, of Grants Pan,
an old raaidant of tbia eoanty. arrived
in tba city tbia morning on a vialt to
friends.
Mr D O Graybeel. of Knmala. arrir-
ed In tha city this morning and left
on tba Elgin branch for a boaloeaa
visit to Elgin. , . . .
Miaa Mand Craig, of Enterprise,
who baa been attending aohool at Pen.
ideton for tha put teuton, arrlred in
the city laat evening and left thia
morning for her home.
Maatar Bennie Klvett and sister.
Kathleen and Jonsle. arrived thia
morning from linker City where they
have been In St. Kranois Aoademv
for tha past aesalon.
! leari Wiiia. oi jaiiarall. a
teacher at the Pendleton school, who
haa been viaiilng Mrs F S ' Ivanhoa
for the past few days, left thia fora
noon for her home.
Mr 0 M Blddle, of May' Park, was
a viiilor at thia office todav tn mAnw.
tiaa hii strawberries, and atatad that
there would not be mora than a third
of a crop of the fruit this aeaaon aocoid
lug to his information
Mr John T Sand borne and 'wife.
Mra Benin Parker, Mr Fred Lnkin and
Mr W J Woddeil, air of Bralnaad.
Minn, arrived in tha olf v thia mornlna
They are here for the purpoee of attend
log to timber and. land olalma In tbia
diatrlct.
Little Miiea Saftin. the eleven Tear
old aon of Mrs V J Bntfin, of thia
city, received a aevere hurt to hi
ankle yeeterrtay. His foot and ankla
weia cangbt between the wheel and
wagon box of a wagon, and the liga
ment war eeverely strained and
ankle badly twitted, canting a grout
deal of pain to tha ohild.
Company L O. N. G. this afternoon
fitted oat a aquad of eight men to go
to fox bill and assist la the hoot for
Grandpa Andia, who haa been loet
tinea Uat Tuesday. The aquad baa
provlaiooa and will remain until Mon
day no leas eaoceealul,
Since Monday la ancb a bos r day.
tba rummage tale haa been postponed
until Tneaday, Wednesday and Tboe
day. Remember the rummage tale. Come,
invito your friend. Don't forget the
plaoe la one door north of Ralaton'a
grocery store, in the Slater tnllding,
and the dates are IStb, Uth and 15th.
Manager Jtnrphy ol tha Perry saw
mllla oama down this morning on a
buslnata visit.
Mr and Mra Fred Sohllke, who have
been to Portland attending the exposi
tion, retnraed home this morning. j
Mr M J King, of Little Fella Minn
who baa been in tba city for aaveral
day looking for a location, left tbtt
morning for Imbler to view that pari
of the valley.
Mayor J D 81ater ia in receipt of
an invitation to the mayor, eity
council and all the eitiwnt of La
Grande to be present at the Good
Bond Convention in-Pendleton on
Monday June lltb.
In tha esse of Powers vs. Dwight in
the Cireuit Court, wbiob wat given to
the jury at three o'clock yesteidey
afternoon, a verdiet was retnrnad in
favor of tba plaintiff. U U Powers In
the sum of one hundred lollart.
war head
The WOTU held their ragnlar
meeting at the Baptist church Thurs
day afternoon, and it wat a very lively
and interesting one. Eleven new mem
bers were enrolled after the ordinary
business bad been trantaoted. When
all the business before 'the assembly
bad been completed, all present were
treated to ioe cream and cake. The
next regular meeting will take place
Thursday, tha 22nd oi June.
A special train will leave here at
ten thirty tomorrowin to take
the La Grande ball team and the
oumerous visitors to Elgin, where our
home team will orosa bats with the
Elgin team.; Great preparations have
been mad by the Elgin team, and
the indicationa are that the'geme will
be one of great interest. It is under
stood that a very large ciowd will at
tend fron here.
BEE SUPPLIES
I have a complete stock of bee supplies such as, hiyes,
smokers, wax, foundatum etc. Now is the time to
look after your bees. -My
Hammocks cannot be beat. Try one, ' .
I also have a nice assortment of builders hardware,
locks, at all prices. Carpenter tools and blacksmith
snppiies to suit any one.
MRS. T. N. MURPHY,
Hardware and Cnt Class.
Isla. d City and Cov will have a
gama of ball tomorrow on the ground
at Island City.
Fireman Plumer, of the OBAN
'eft tbis 'orenoon for Pleasant Valley
where he will tae a - place on the
helper engine .
The special train for tha ball came
at Eltrin will laa thia Uy at tan
thirty tomorrow morning. Tba fare
for the rounJ trip ia one dollar.
The 33rd annual rennlou of Oregon
Pioneers, whtab means alt persona who
come to or were born in tba original
territory of Oregon no to 1869. data of
Oregon's admiaaion as a etate, will be
neld at Portland. Oregon. June 15. tha
54th anniversary of tha treaty with
England that definitely decided wheth
er Oregon belonged to England or to
the United States.- Theaa reunion
are alwaya pleasant gatheringa W T
Wright, of Union, who reached Oregon
forty eight year ago, la preaident of
the Association of Oregon . Pioneers,
which guarantee that a good program
and pleasant time will be had.
FOR SALE. OB EXCHANGE Good
second band piano, on vletor talking
machine, 60 inch horn, the beat Ope i a
houae maohine made. Can uaa fed
road horses, aingle or double hr
neaa, also good spring wagon Phone
2143. Prof. Hendrloka, reliable
piano toner, La Grande, Oregon.
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A Quick Lunch
Can. ha had h.-re which will not do
harm to anyone. If yon want a good
aatlafaotcry meal and have plenty of
time to oat it, yoo eaa atcnre that
bar too. We make It a point to eatle
everyone and with thia in view we have
everything cooked just as well as
possible Ws serve tha food as quick
ly as it eaa be served and oar charges
are very reasonable. We believe in
treating on so wall that yon will
noma again at the first opportunity,
and wa hope yoo will soon give this
plaoe a trial
MODEL
RESTAURANT
J. A. ARBUCKLE, Prop.
OPINJDAY AND NIGHT
WeeeU weekly Meal CA
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We can, and put money in your pocket at the Same Time
This is no sjight-of-hand, simply' good business judgement Know
ing values when you see them. Have just received a latfge ship
ment of men's hats, the new shapes and shades as well as staples.
Regular 1.50 and $2 valuer, 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 go at : ;
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