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CLOTHING
IS WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS NOW AMD
CLOTHING
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IS WHAT WE HAVE
All the new thinis, as well as staples In MEN'S, BOYS', YOUTHS' and CHILDREN'S,
cut as It should be, made to fit, sewed with regard to wear rather than cheapness.
Not the lowest priced you can buy, but absolutely THE BEST that can be bought at
the price. .' ' "'4 ' ' "' Jt. '
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Boys Suits, - - $1.50 to $5.00
Men's Suits, , - $5.00, $8.50
A strong line at - - $10.00
V and some swell thing at $13.50 and up
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THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY
1808-1310-1312 Adams A venae
'tarajest' Store V ;, , ; ' Smallest Prices
Watch this tpace for Suit
wirntrt
EERcmij S3S
WF Allison (he S25
Suit lut Saturday
Two drawings on Sat
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: THEY HAVE ARRIVED
A Urge alignment of the justly celebrated OAU
IIARTT BRAND of men's worging' clothing . Made in
an honorable way for honorable mon . We have
secured the sole agency for these goods for this section
and invite your inspection.
A-Ij. AJN DREWS
Haberdasher and Tailor ". . '
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Second hand Goods
Telephone Fred Jacobs, Main 67
and we will call. ,
The La Grande Pawnbrokers
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BEST BALL GAME
OF THE SEASON
lb fana war outttlalj aatiifled
yeaterday with tba ball gam. La
iranda hia acen manj good gamti but
few tatter thau yealerday'a same. Tba
acore atood two to lour la faror ol La
brand. Tba Elgin team gave the La
Qrnnde boys a gocd ruu for (heir
mooajr, bat ware not qolta atroog
anoagh ' lo take the cake, Tba La
Uranda bora aoon aaw that tbay were
op agalnat a good atronr aggregaUon.
and never '-r a moment forgot what
tbey were exported to do, and tba re
aolt waa a good eloaa game. ' '
LA GRANDE , ' "
AB R H . PO A . B
Crawford,2b3 0 1 a 4 0
Ray, aa 4 0 0 1 . 41' 1
eh!lder,3b 3 ; 1 - 0 a 0 i 0
Blegrlai.o 4 0 U -7 3 2
Itrookler.lb 3 1 0 12 0 0
Pro, If ; ! 3 0..' 01 0 0
Dowllng, p 3 110 10
Ootner, o( S 1 O r '1 0 0
Alatott, rf 3 ,0 1.1 0 0
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SEEDS SEEDS
I'l'iv 1 1".:"11,:.:?1 'iT"1"- Willli,lim.w.m..pTWwf
Just received a Car Load of Alfalfa Seed
Red Clover, Timothy, Red Top. All
kind of Grass aaeds. Bulk Garden
Seed, Bald Barley, Rye, Wheat and Oats
JEFFERSON AVE PHONE 1571.
ELGIN
HalMgth.o 4 0 0 4 : 0
Uallg'tli, 3 3 0 0 0 1 0
Hallg'lb,if 4 - 0 -.11
Uag.aa 4 1 1 2 4 1
MarTln, 2b 2 1 0 3 . 2 . 0
MarriD, lb 3 0 0 11 0 -2
Terry, If ' 3 .0 . 0 " 0 0 I 0
Chr'aen, of 4 0 0 0 0 0
ll'Gooken.pS 0 " V x't
SI; 28 2 3 24 13
boo re Hy loolnga
I a Grande 00100120 a 4
Klgia i0000000 2
Baaea "on Balle Dawllng 1, Mo
ucken 8.
Two baaa Hita Dowliog. lloGncken
Strnok on. by McGuoken 4,by
I owltng S. t .
Ult by pitcher larry. Mart In.
Double Play a Hog to Ed Marvin
to Edg Marvin.
Base Ball Thursday
rbe"HoboElka" art preparing to
j.Uy a game ol baaa ball on Thnraday
ol thtr week. Tba prootede are to be
turned over to Paul Leierle wbo Buf
fered a etroke ol paraiyaia aevaral daya
aga Look ont for the i lineap later
It will aarpriie you. '
It ia quit evident that Mr. Cotton
eat September aa the time to enter up
on hia dutlea aa judge la tba expecta
tion that tba pilnolpal land fraud
oaaea would bo out ol the way. No
one blamea him . Mr Cotton haa been
Intimately acquainted with poaalbly
all of the principal daTendaata for
many years and it oortalaly would be
aa anpleaeant duty for- one fuat aa
auuilog the poaition,
WANTED Furnlahad booaa bv
pooalbla parties. ' Addreea poet office
box 384, La Grande.
, Mlaa Olive Jonea ia flatting Pendle
ton frlanda.
Mra Benry White, of Spokane, is a
I neat of Or and Mra Moore. .
Mr. Cbaa. Hawea and wile,' of . Hll
gard, are la tho city vleitUg today.
Mr John Caeey, of Hilgud. laia the
aity oa boaioaaa toda.
Merchant report trade batter laat
Saturday tbaa for many week a.
Mr. and Mra. O T Galloway and eon
Welter, returaed home to Union laat
evening. . .: ' ' '
Mlaa Bertha Roberta, of Huntington,
arrived In t4 city laat tvefiing on a
vlalt to frlanda.
; Mr. Jack Riley, af Hllgard, came
down to tba county aeat thia morning
pa a buaineu vlalt. , .
MrPDoffeyof Cove who has' been
in Portland aeelog the alghta at the
fair, returned homo tbla morn log. -
Mr.' Bwan Muoson, of Tauchet, waa
In the eity today enroute to 8alt Lake
where bo goes on a vlalt to frlanda.
Notice the many thaogea tbla after
noon. Live mercnante write live ad a,
and live buyers read live merchant,
ada. s ......,.
Mra. Jaaalo L Vert, ex-grand worthy
matron of the order of Eaatarn 8tar, la
a La Grande vlaitor today on bueineaa
betoro the Land Office.
Mra Joe Jonea, and daughter Made
lino left yeaterday morning for Walla
walla to vlalt hereon Ed be expects
to bo gone about ten daya; . ' ,
Mra MdDonald, daughter Jeaaia and
eon Hector, of Walu Walla, who have
teen vialting In the elf, left thia fore
noon foe. Hot Lake for a ; abort Stay.
In Ranaaa City all large .conaumero
of coal, pay but SL00 per ton for tba
beat that ia mioed. There are some
advantagea in living In Mlaaourl any
way. - :" ' ' - -
Praailng Etder J D GilliUn left
thia morning for Imbler : to asilat .In
a protraoted meeting now In' progreas
there . He expeoia to return tomorrow
evening. ' t" " ' ." ,
Strawberrlea are ripening in tbla
vlolnlty. We wire ahown aaveial yea
terday by Jamea Laaley that for aire
exceeded anything ablppd in from tba
outaide marketa ,
The drinking fanceta at the pub'io
drinking fountain are out of repair and
ahould be attended, to. It ia aurpria-
Ing the number of persona accomo
dated there dally.
Bherwood WiUlama and O J Sorlber
left Saturday eventag for Meadow
creek on a fishing ' expedition. ' They
returned thia morning, -They report
juat moderate look. - '
' The warm weather la here now and
will be but a faw daya before' we will
begin to haar that such a loud tpell of
hot weather waa never known in thia
valley alnce the Indians left.
Mrs A' J Cortes and children re
turned thia morning from Idaho where
they have been for aevaral woeka.
Mra. P Brooke and aon returned to
Kamela laat evening. ' . ;
We do not believe there ia a place In
Union county that ia preparing to
celebrate the Fourth thia year with
the except ioa pj. North Powder, and no
doubt aevaral will attend there from
La Grande. , r
The Blue Mountain Marble and
Granite Companp Saturday set up four
nandaome monumenta and the curbing
for two gravee. Tbla new ' atyle curb
ing is meeting with general approval.
and aoon the old style rock curbing
will be entirely a thing of tbr paat. '
Unleaa aomotblng not expected hap
nana the trial of Senator Mitchell com'
meDceeia Portland tomorrow.' Tbla
case will be watched with interest bv
leading men all over the United States
owing to the national reputation which
Senator Mitchell baa enjoyed lor a
number of ytara. . '
A V Andrews, Wm. Miller, Eobt.
Newlln and F L Mayera returned laat
evening from a fishing trip up Cather
ine creek. Messrs. Andrew a, Newlln
aad Miller each report fair elxed tatoh
ee, but Mr. Meyera decllrea to give ex
act figure regarding hia catch until the
government bank oomptrolor leqoeata
a complete aUtement. , .
Th Washington Water Power com
pasy ha decided to extend ita eleotrlo
power and light line 100 mllsa South
of Spokaoa to IColrax, Waah, la tba
Faloo.ee country. The axtenalon will
touch Kockfora, Latah, Fairfield,
Ttkoa,Oakaadale and Palouse. ;
Mr. and Mra. F Anderson ex
pect to Kave tomorrow morning for
Portland, Seaaide and Long Beach,
Mr. Anderaon atatea that he may drop
in on Baa Francisco (or a tow days and
return ' via the Sound and sea the
Washington oitlea. Mr. Anderaon
says summer only come One a year
and while the weather and money holda
out he will ae all that la to braeea
aad than somer '" "
BOYS' WAGONS
I have tba roller bearing kind that ran like a bicycle.
Different sizes to sehct fiom and prices In proportion"
If ton see them yon will mant one. ,
If yonr ol garden hose is worn ooi let me send yon a
new one. I also hare a few lawn mowers left. They
are the ball bearing, rnn-easy kind. Try one.
Q)0 not forget about those bee hives aud hammocks.
MRS, T. N. MURPHY,
" Builders' Hardwue and Crockery.
Tba condition of Paul . Lsderle is
little if any improved over Saturday.
He la in a aemUeonsoiou eonditioo
and tha ninth day when the change
is tie case take plao will occur
Wednesday. .
lb Model Baatauraat now has a
bandeoma new awning to protect ita
patrona from the lunabiaa. Mr Ar-
cuckle state that so far then haa
been very Utile encouragement as
regains aunsnauea, bnt be baa iwii
oonfidenoe in to Union county weatb
er clerk, and therefor etill belelvea
that tber will be other bright dayt
aome time during the summer.
Register E W Davla returaed tbla
morning from Portland where be at
tended th Maaonio grand lodg. H
alao visited th fair and reporta that
wh la It yet laeka considerable from
being complete, It ia a great b g fair.
Attorney Uinkl la a La Grand via.
Itor today by accident. While en.
route horn from Poitlaod tha porter
failed to awaken him at Pendleton and
wben he arose ho found himaalf near
HMgard Ha will return tonight.
Turner Oliver, who ia one of the x
eoutlre oommitte for La Gran'.
leave for Portland tomorrow avan'og
and wblla tbsr I will Invaatlgat
wbat otber places have don and ar
preparing to do.
Un?iM ArbWl andT daughter
Nora, left this morning for Pendleton
where theywill visit friends and rela
Uvea a few week. Pendleton la ibe
old home of Mr. and Mr. Arbuckl
and Mra. Arbuikle has not had the
pleasure of vlaiting tber for over fiv
year , ,
WA TED Competent girl to do gen
eral housework. For particulars
apply to Mr J K Foley. Foley
Hotel... ; tt
WANTED Girl or woman wanted to
do aeneral hooeework. Small family
- Inqiiir at thia offloe. No children
In bonaehold. ' June 20
FOR BENT Four room houae. half a
block of land on sixth street. In old
" town." Inquire at th Fair Store, La
"Grande. : - - , tf
Amidst Pleasant Surroundings
and In th heart of th business Beet
Ion of th eity I our restaurant locat
ed. Here the business men and ladiea
oaa partake of good wholesome food.
Our cookery ia of th beat, and tha
eervlce quick, neat and courteous.
Our Bill Of Fare
comprises many appetising dishes, and
is changed dally, so that you'll bav a
variety of food in them.
Variety of food a tenda to max oa
enthusiastic with our meals, and ia
really necessary to proper health
The aau.0 food over and over aaaln
makee oa t!red of eating" Call at
our restaurant ard tost tb merits of
our diahaa.
MODEL
RESTAURANT
J. A. ARBU0KLE, Prop.
OPEN.DAY AND NIGHT
W sm weekly Meal . .A
Ttoket 0b J4.50 .
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1 WE BUY i
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Doors Sash Shingles
Lumber
and
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 puces
STODDARD LUMBER C0!
IQLSIIE
HOOD RIVER
STRAWBERRIES
. Received daily.
Fresh vegetables
, Every Morning.
Cclica CtU Ceffca
Do net grind too fine, at
pulverized coffee haa an en
tirely dir?rtnt flavor from
the ume coffee granulated.
J. A. rOLOKJt an CO.
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NEBRASKA GROCERY STORE
Ooi. I ir and Jefferson 8ta.s . r O. RAL8T0N, Ftod.
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