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CLASSIFIED DYCRTISCMCNrS-
WaUlUS-One cheap gentls . bono
. aadalvs-wbeelsd cert. Apply to
v OUowlaae Uall, , J-tt
WASTED Tork by a competent girl.
A. elorkship psrferred, bat will do
light boasswork. For particulars
apply at thU office.
FOU 8AL-New, rubber tired baby
bugs7. FrUo 10. A, bargain. Ap
ply 908 Adama Avsaas.
X)ST-Advk.biyEhotlAs4'pooy with
wait star in forehead, branded T on
kft shoulder. Tne undersigned will
. pay a liberal reward tor tbo return
of. the, animal , or for Information
, loading to Jta return. FT Bauford,
; Cove, Oregon.
sOS RENT-Two flno houtkeepliig
. rooms 16 ft. squire. Oo first floor.
Only 3 block H Wot Post Offlco on
Srdst. o HPOWEB8
FOB BALE The lota tod buildings.
Nov bringing $50.00 per month rent,
in La Grande, only 3000. Harry.
G H POWERS, Slater Blook.
FOB BENT Foar fine large unfurnish
ed rooms, soluble for office or house
keeping. Inquire of Mrs B Sommer
at Mrs N 8 Ksllsy's.
WATED-CompsUat girl to do gen
eral boose work. For particulars
apply to Mrs J E Foley. Foley
Hotel. tf
FOU SALE-lrirst -class Jersey, , milch
eov, gsatle nearly fresh. . Apply to
C Plant or Thorn's grocery store.
J 20 tf
WANTED Farnlshsd house by res
ponslblb parties. Address post office
box 881, La 'Grande. '
FOB BENT Poet room boase. half a
blook of land on sixth street, in old
town. Inquire at the Fair Store, La
Grands. . . ): tf
HomeseeKcw
Pont forget ,Uiat G H Powers ths
Land man bar any thing lb fths shape
of Real Estate from an aore of Garden
to a SOCO.aere ranch. All .property
sold on commission and titles gnaran
n If Poerera '
Minnesota Land Man
Mch23tf
uiuj
Notice Is hereby given that anyons
lound damping rat nss of any kind on
anr of the property belonging to ths
La Grands Real Estato Association
will bo vigorously prosecuted. . . .
Tate property.-, includes ail of ths
Biversids and Williamson's additions
to La Grande,
LA G BANDS RAL ESTATE ASS'N
8 13 tf ' Win. Miller, Preat.
NOTICE
We pay highest Market prices tor
chickens. Want all you nave tot.
At our Warehouse pn Jefferson Ave.
. GB Cash Co. .
Centennial Hotel
BATES II per day meals 25cts.
Hpeolal rates furnished monthly pa
trons. Mrs A E Morobesoa and Miss
O M . Garni proprietors. No
Adams Avs. Phone No 1161
Checks Lost
All persons are hereby forbidden to
cash checks No. S43, drawn by J D
MoKsnnon on the Farmers & Traders
National Bank of La Grande for $51.75
No. U41. drawn bv J T filer on the
First National of Baker City for 132
Sight draft No. 4721, drawn by Ever
dlng&Farrellof Portland for 1280.
These checks and drafts were drswn
In favor of the Summerville Creamery
Association and were lott In the, mall
between 8ammerville and La Grande
since Jane 12, loOS.
Bumuiervllle Creamery Association,
Jolf2 V By Wm.Choate, trees.
Pacific Coast League
ELEVEN INNINGS IS SAN
FBAXCISOO
Ban Francisco Juus 23 Although 11
innings were played today thsre were
no sensational features and the play
dragged st Intervals. Score:
SHE
Los Angelas .............J 6.1
Ban Fraaolsoo 3 2 6
Batteries-Goodwin, Braahsar and
Hpies; Hilt and Wilson, Umpire-Da
vis. - .
CASK OF TOO MUCH JONES '
foruand June 23 BeatUe was un
able to connect with . Jonea today and
suffered a abut out at the bands of
the Portlaaders. White Fitspatrtck
as a ruls kept his bits well eoaturei.
the local team, nevertheless, found op
portotiity to pound out two rons. '
Soore: BUB
Portland.. ...... .'..S 0
Seattle. ..................... .1.0 5 1
Batteries Jones and McLean; Fits
patrick and Blakenshipt umpire. Per
rlne. :'.:
TIGERS TAKE ANOTHER "
Taooraa Jane 23 In a scrappy game
Tacoma again won ' front Oakland.
Fitzgerald pitched a better gams than
Schmidt and was given faster support
although both teams fielded well.
Boore: BBS
Oakland.. ..........2 9 1
Tacoma ......mm... ..........a 10 1
Batteries Schmidt and Lohman;
Fitzgerald and Ilogan;, umpire Bray,
The Experiment Station
Frealdeat J K Weethertoid, of the
Board of Regents of the Union ezp?rl-
ment Btation, states that nothing fur
.her will be dons la ths Experiment
Station matter until the meeting ol
the Board of Regent about tbo middle
of July, at which time an effort will
be made to devise a plan to continue
tbo work. The people of Union do
not like the Idea of closing up ths big
farm a little til and look to the Re
gents to arrange to continue until the
next meeting ot the legislature, at
which time aa appropriation that can
be utilised may be mads -Republic.
WOOD NOTICE
Fotloe is hereby given that the Die
trlet School Board ot School District
No. One, of Onion county, Oregon will
receive up tr ft o, clock p m of Jul
1908, sealed bids for furnishing add
School District No. One with 110 cords
of four foot split, yellow pins and re
fir wood, aaid wood to be out whils
green and not later than August
1905, free from large knots and accept
able to said school board. All wood
to bo delivered at the high school
building and to be corded up neatly
and olosely where directed by Board.
Fifty oode to be delivered by July 81
and all on or before September 10, 1905.
Kida to bo left with school Clerk.
Board reserves the right to reject any
or atl bids. AO WILLIAMS,
July I .' , ' School Clert
limn? rvmttNrrvv.nmri Fsesmrrr
NEGLIGEE SHIRTS
GRAINING AND
DECORAING
Why not get your painting dona well
whan you. tan have It cheaper than it
takes for the arsrags dauber to spoil
it? Get used to having nice wood
finishing on the inslds of your dwell
ing. Egg shell and velvet gloss,
"mirror polish" oto. 8 D Kinney can
rain up your old painted room and !
make tbo wood like fine, quartered I
oak furnltuia
1433 Adams Ave. La Grande Ore
LA GRANDE SCHOOL
. .. OF MUSIC
PROF. DAY. Principle.
MKSDAY.;AbUivt
This is ons of the best musical In
stitutions In the state. During the
year 1904 there were nearly Four
thousand lessons given. Tbo people
in this city and valley are begin-
ing to discover toe great advantage
ot thisechool. The sy item used is
ILs latest and moat practical, and
Includes all the latest discoveries
in tbo art of teaching music The
school la divided into two depart
ments; No. 1 is for beginners, from
5 yean up, and taking in the 1st to
3rd grades. In this department
pupils come one hour every day.
In No. 2 the grades are from 3 to
15. Here they graduate. Popllw
take one or two lessons a wsek as
tbsy desire. No scholars will be
permitted to remain in this school
Vfto do not stady.
Opposite the Foley - House over
the Candv Store. Phone 473. ,
I Wall Paper
3
Hero you will always find the latest styles, Ithe
best quality, and the lowest prices.
PAINTS, OILS,!
In this' line 'we handle the old reliable
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT. Chi-Namel
Varnish stains in all colors for decorations,
furniture and floors.
STAGliAND & iACLAGHLEN J
rk . ....... .,. - . - ' .
'WWW
CITY BREWERY
JULIUS ROESCH, Proprietor.
EXTRACTS FROM
0UK
(UNION BEFUBLlC)
J B Hulseand family of Island Cjty
spent Tuesday 1 in town, visiting the
family of nls brother, J B Hulss. r j ' 1
O H BurmsUter ond A B Kurtb of
Mankato Uino, were in the city last
week . and . bought - over 100 bead ol
ronge horses for shipmsnt to Minne
sota. . i-; .'. , . , ... ''
Wm FrsBer has bought ths -Boland
ranch at the head of Pyle oanon. Mr
Boland will go to old Missouri.
There are no symptoms of a Fourth
of July oelebrstion In Union. It is all
off, and a go as-you-pleaso will be in
order on our natal day. '
Samuel White of Cove was in Union
Wednesday. He says the Govs section
has the finest grain prospect he over
saw there, and the general outlook for
Cove is good, ' ' ' , " : i
Mr and Mrs Alsx Slater weot to
Wall Walla Saturday with their son
Lester. The son will take treatment
for a diseass ot the ear. Mr Slater re
turned Monday, : Mrs Bister and son
will remain four weeks.
Union ..has a quartette of lawn ten
nis players thst would hot mind . try
ing a fall out of" any team in the
Grande Bonds valley, .'for money
marbles or chalk." They are Dr Saun
ders, C E Coohtao, Harry Foys isnd
Bobt Marr. Challenges accepted from
I to 4 p m. Come on with your war
riors. ' ; ..: ' '. '-. '
(Union Ucout) .
Very much lumbar is being hsulsd
to ths Btoddard ysrds In this city. Wo
hope before long to hear the bum of
the mammoth planer at this place. ,
v Justus Wade purchased twenty-five
bead of draft horses for ths farmers of
Walla Walla valley. , e r ;
The Union Woolen Mills turned out
five hundred pairs ot blankets last
week.' . . .
Ed Mitohell and WM MoCardle
went to Idaho land this week.
s c da via
1 H CHILPH I
See. ana Treas. I
Min atAtiarr titi asartoiBl
UhVI. MVUillni41 mm
AND GRANITE CO. i
'LA GRANDE OREGON
Complete assortment of fin-i
est marble and granit
always on hand. Estimates,
cheerfully furnished upon
application,
Headstones and Monuments
- A pecUlty !
IN A HURRY?
. rTnEN CALL f!
The transfer man, '
He will take that trunk to the
Depot or yoar home in less
time than it takes to tell it.
Wagon always at your service,
; . . , ' )i
Charges moderate. Day phone
1751, night phone 1863. .;
the minute the weather has a
spring-like appearance, that
minute you begin.1 to think of
negligee shirts with the soft
fronts. Starched fronts are all
right in winter,- but save and
deliver us from them during the
summer.
THE
SPRING STYLES
ARE READY
You'll see many new patterns
' that are diffarent from the com
mon sort seen everywhere.
50c, $1.00. $U50 to RC0
. This is about the price range but, quoting shirt prices
prove nothing untill you see the shirts.
SEE OUR $1.00 SHIRTS
'Best ahJi t ever offered for the money
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GOOD PASTURE ;
800 acres fine pastors, adjoining
city. Abundantly watered, Cowe
in beard 11.60, dry stock and
hones 1.25, per month, Stock
delivered on short notios st reas
prices -.. v ;
E. E.Jones',
Phono 1276 La Grande
URIC ACID
In the blood causes Rheu-
matism.Sciatica.Lumbago,
Neuralgia and Gout You
can "remove the cause by
wearing one of our
; , REX
RHEUM ATIO
f RINGS
Mnuficlur4 by th Rx MmuouUI
Ring Lo., naruoia, uidiwcikui.
Prick $2.00 eoto nv
For dale by J. R. Smith.
BUGGY
' Have a nice buggy. Fall in line and enjoy these long
evenings and bright Sundays. Get MITOHELL,
always the best and most reliable. ' Any price you want Z
Sold by ,
Graiide Rortde Cash Compahy,
Presa Lewis S Dean Crowe
Phone 1801 .New warehouse on Jefferson Avenue
oooteooeeeeeeeeeeeeeoeeeeewoet
LUMBE'R
m
Largest Brewing Plant JinJEastern Oregon
Ask for La Grande BeerlfandigetUhe Best
LA GRANDE BEER IS MADE IN LA GRANDE
SI
Persons desiring a correct abstract ot title
will do well to call on Clvde R. Stitz, in the
Bohnenkamp Building:, who has had years
of experience In the business, who is prepared
to furnish a true and correct abstrct of all titles
Si
IBl-'
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Abstracts Right
C. R.
Prices Right
SEITZ
RETAILED AT
WH0EE3ALE PRICES
: Better Lumber and Cheaper than it io sold in
; La Grande, We Deliver it to your Building.
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Grande Ronde Lumber ; Co. ;
PERRY, OREGON.
RED FRONT LIVERY BARN
Wm. Smith, Prop, !
Safe and reliable rigs furn
at all times. Special ao
comodations furnished to!
commercial travelers,
Phone. 8-5
WM, SMITH FEED STORE
HayGiain and feed. Free
delivery to all parts ef the
city Mountain trade - a
specialty. Phone 1961
. ... Bono, h.nwBi tod wsgons :
.( . , boushV end, aold ,. t.
' FOR SALE.
Ninety acres of the be land In
the Grande Ronde Valley; splend
iocated at bland City. VWUI sell
in small tracts to'suit purcheser.
Inquire of ) "'!.:, "j
Ronde Valley House. 1 Phone 36
A CASH BUSINESS PA Y8
A .sti business pays tbo stors
keo m sod also the oastomer. When
jro trsds at a cash store you kaov
thst you do nol bsvs to nay a part ol
soma otbsr customer's bill osob month.
Short accounts msks long irlsnds. Ws
sell tor cash anil tbscefors can afford to
sell on a lots msrgta. Wo sitter bava
ths monsv or ths goods. Yoa can ass
thst It is a ssisr boslnsss, and as ws
taks less risk, wo can sail cheeper.
Oar line ol groceries Is complete, end
ws sasrsnUe sstistaotlon. Yoar money
bsok it goods ars sot found aa rsprw
sentad.
SEATTLE GROCERY CO.
. ZUNDKL A LAWSON.
I Brick furnishedin" any 1
I quanity or any . style. Ne 1
1 contract too small or too
I large. See simples of our 1
I pressed brick. ,, I
AND SHOULD HAVE THh PREFERENCE
. La Orande, Orezon . i