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"LA GRANDE" FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION
- IS THE WAY WE WOULD HAVE IT
THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY
Wants everybody to have a good time on that day, and at the prices, they
are offering goods, ail can be fitted out at such a small cost, they can
and will enjoy the day.
Everything in Ladles and Men's, Youths' and Boys'
Children's Wea'fat Rock Furnisriings of every de- ICE CREAM FREEZERS
Bottom Prices. scrlption. . LEMON SQUEEZERS
ICE SHAVES
RIBBONS, BELTS, CLOTHING, GLASSWARE
CLOVES, SHOES, HATS, DISHES '
HOSIERY, SHIRTS," NECKWEAR, KITCHENWARE
SHIRTWAISTS. . , SHOES. ' :
THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY
OUTFITTERS FOR ALL MANKIND
' ' 1308-13iO-1312 Adams Avenue
Largest
Store-
r Smallest Prices
fa
We do all kinds of Repair
Work and
Gleaning
Wateh this ipKC for Suit
' winners
John Shu $35
Jno. Steinbeck $25
Suit last Saturday
Two drawings on Sat,
' July I
DREWS
, Haberdasher and Tailor
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Second hand Goods
Wanted
Telephone Fred Jacobs, Main 67
and we will call.
The La Grande Pawnbrokers
FIRE
WORKS
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One of the finest lines ever
brought to the city. The
boys all know oar
FIRECRACKERS ARE
ARE BEST.
10RPED0S, ROCKETS,
BOMBS, ETC. , .
CANDY
Fine line of candies jiut
made op .' for Fourth ol
July trade. ' C T " ; ;
SELDER'S
CANDY STORE
SEEDS ,; SEEDS
Just received a Car Load of Alfalfa Seed
Red Clover, Timothy, Red Top. All
kinds of Grass seeds. 1 Balk Garden
Seed, Bald Barley, Rye, Wheat and Oats
H-M.OLIER
JEFFERSON AVE .... PHONE 1571.
J. R. OUVER
UNION 00 U N T Y
ABSTRACTS
Farm Loans a Specialty
Best equipped abstracter
in Union county.. Many
years experiences with -the
Union county records
gives me a great ad van U
age. It is folly to pur-,
chase realestate without ,
first securing , a proper
abstract. An abstract
from my office will show
the title just as it appears
on the official record.
). R. OLIVER,
LA GRANDE, OREGON
Room 31, Sommer Bdlg.
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Mr and lira J W 8cribr returned
tbb morning from 3alm wbeio tbey
attndd tb funeral ol Mra Read, Mra
gcrlber eister
Hi frank Bowler, from Southern
Indiana errlrad Id tba city tbia mora
Ins; enrout to Joaaph, where ha goaa
to visit bla eon, air Fred Rowley .
Mr 8 B Harria.of Elgin, waa a busi
naaa visitor in La Grand yesterday.
N 8 Longfellow, of Joeeph waa In
tba city yea tar day on a abort visit " ;
Clronlt Judge Robert Enkln and
wife, accompanied by tbelr aon, - Bob
art Eakln, Jr., laft thia morning for a
ialt to Portland, the expoeition and
otbar polnta on tba eoaat. . ..
J Q A Richardson and family, ra
tnrnad tbla mornlof from Portland
and pointa In the Willamette valley
and tba eoaat and left on tha Elgin
train for tbelr borne in Lower Core. -
. Mr. -Llneberger baa aeoored the
Island City orchestra to ' fornisb the
masto for bisFonrtb of July oelohre-
tion. Every body la expeuted to bring
tbelr baskata vail Oiled and enjoy the
day. . 1 V ;.'.' ;;;
Mra O W Allen and daughter, Mrs
Bainea left tbla morning tor Bammar
rille where they were called to the
bedside of. Mra Allan's alater Mra O S
Allen, who la seriously ill.
Mr JS Boaenbaam, wbo has been to
Portland and other pointa in the North
wast on a business trip, returned
home this morning - -
Three floe horses and a , thorough
bred colt, belonging : to Mr F W
Oapp, of fiouldsr.Oolo, paaeed through
the city thia morning anronte to O rants
Pass, Or, where Mr C'app intends to
make bla fntara home. " '
Mr M F Miller, a prominent bnafness
man f Logan Utah, wbo waa on a
ahortrlsit in thia city, returned this
morning from Portland whaie be has
been foreeveral daya on a pleasure
jaunt. He left on passenger train No
8 for bla home.
Mra Jackson and family have moved
from town to their ranoh near Mt.
Emily for tba summer. '
Prof. Btger, Elton Jickaon and
Glare Qillilan are emrloyed at Perry.
Prof, end Mrs. Siege: bsve moved
there for the summer.
The Missea Young Violin , and
Piano recital will tske plaoe toraor;
row night at tha Presbyterian church.
Tickets for sale at Van ' Burens. Do
not 'ail to attend and get a musioil
treat. "L .
Tba Stenographers and Bookktx pera
associati n will nie't tonight at the
Court House. All members are request
ed to be present as buaine ol import
anoe will be iraneaoted.
By order of President.
Representative D ' R Roberts ol
Logan -Utab who bas been attendirg
the G km! Roads Convention si Port
land stopped over in La Grande yes
terday to visit Mr W K Davis and
other tiiends.- MrRbertsis an' on
ibusiast on good rcatU aid at the t
term of the Utah Ingiitlatura ha pre
pared and pretexted a biil in regard to
roads which is pronouocsj by ths
Qtaxi Roads Convention to be the best
bill ever presented in the United 8-stes
Mr Roberts left fur his home . Ui
evening after urging rveiy onu he
met to lo all they could tor g' d
roads.
I hr ve the roller bearing kind that run like a bicycle'.
Different sizes to seloct from and prices in proportion
If you see thein you will want one.
If your old garden hose is worn oui let me send yon a
new one. I also have a few lawn mowers left. They
are the ball bearing, ran-eaay kind. Try one.
Do not forget about those bee hives and hammocks.
MRS. T. N. MURPHY,
BuildmV Hardwaie and Crockery!
inwjwtix-iwwm jaiiwJttiiiBax&iaioB uv.'jmjaiUUMga p
wah i ku uin la oo general ntme
work in small family. No children
Apply at 1710 2ud atreet.
New Tabernacle
' The scurrying of busy feet, the
quick rasp of the trowel on tba brick
and the musical ring of .he atone cbie
el upon the atone make tba new Mor
mon tabernaole, wbioh la in ooura of
construction, sound like very busy
plaoe, and It lork like a busy on too
when approached. A largo foroa of
men is now at work on the building
and it will be rapidl pushed, to com
pletion. Mr P Boos qoet baa the eon
tract tor the atone, brick and earpeo.
ter wotk and he expects to have the
briok and stone work entirely complet
ed by tbe middle of Auguat. .
The tabernaole ia being constructed
after tbe plans and specifications
diawn by aicbiiecl Thornton of tbia
city, and when completed will be a
model of beauty and eonvenienoe, a
pride to the architect and builder, a
credit to. the members of tba church.
and an object for La Grande people to
show visitors. Beside the atona work
of tha foundation and basement wbiob
has been completed for soma time,
there will be required nearly aix hun
dred thousand briok in the construc
tion of tbe building. Nearly a'l of tba
brick are on the ground at tha present
time," as are all the other materials
needed for the work, Another large
force of men will be put to work as
soon aa soma rods aad other material,
which have been ordered, arrive. ' Tbe
tabernaole is one hundred and ten feet
long and seventy four leet wide. The
largest room, or auditorium, will seat
one thousand two hundred people, and
tbe place for the choir will seat eighty.
Preparationa are being made to begin
tbe , carpenter , work as soon aa tba
brick work haa progressed auffioitntly.
wahi&u a competent waiter or
waitress at onoe to work at the Mod
el Heataarant. Apply to J A Ar-
. buckle. Modal Restaurant.
Mr. " Fitzgerald, tbe proprietor of
tbe La Grande Iron Worka, Is In Union
today on business.
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A GLANCE
; Over our Manna will reveal to yen
many pleasant dlabea that will make
eating here a pleasure.
We always provide auch an interest '
ing eating program. ; ; ,
It will be well for you to get batter
acquainted with tha merits of tba good
thiuga our chef manafaetarea.
OUR SERVICE "
Will aleo commend its if to yon.
Quick, neat and polite are oar waiter
and everything possible la dona to
make yon satisfied inwardly and eut
wardij . Our prloea are reasonable.
MODEL
RESTAURANT
J. A. ARBUOKLE, Prop.
OPKNpAT AND NIGHT
. We aeU weekly Meal . -A
Tickets Cash ... $450
That Tired Feeling
If you are languid depreesed and
incapable for work, It indicates that
your liver ia out ol order. Heroine
will aaaiat nature to throw . off bead
aon, rheamatlam aad ailment akin
to narvona and reator tba energlea
and vitality of sound and perfect
bealh. J J Hubbard, Temule, Texas
wrltM. March 23, 1901: "I haze need
Herbina for tha tba past two vaare.
It haa done me nor good than ail tha
doctora Wban I feel bad and bava
that tired feeling, I take a dose of
Herblnsr. Itia the beat medloln.
made for chills and. favor" COota a
bottle.
TWO PIECE SUITS
At Hilganl I
Hllgard will celebrate the Fourth
tble year with a basket pionlc a ball
I game ana a . danoe. iue l'erry anu
Hllgard ball teams will contest honors
and after tbe bail game the beh of
mnaio from La Grande will ' be heard
In the La Bra hall and tbe : " merry
dance will be on. At midnight auuper
will be eewed by O 8 Hawea, tickets
inoludins auDner will be ti. A roral
rood time aeaured alt. . " 2 3 5 V
GRAINING AND v;'':
ART DECORAING
Why not get your paluting done well
when you tan bava It cheaper tban it .
take for the average dauber to spoil I
it? Get need to having nice wood i
flolshlng on the inside of your dwell-
log. - Egg abell and velvet gloss, J
"mirror polUb" etc. S D Kinney can
A Fearful Fate
It la a fearful fata to have to endure
the terrible torture of Pile. I can
truthfully sav." wrltte Uaxrv Culaon.
oi juaaooviiie, ia , tnat for Blind.
weeaing, itching . and rrotruding trml- UD our old painted rooms and i
burna and iojurlea. 2&o at Nawlln lw sunuua .... ,
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Men's two piece suits grow in favor constantly. Neither
comfort nor gentility demands a vest for summer wear
Tbe vest has no function when the thermometer says 99
degrees,' We've Coat and Trouser Suits in Single and
Double Brested styles in a varity of patterns, you'll find
there's NOT AN OUNCE of superfluous , cloth ' any
where, while the graceful lines and natty appearance of
the garments are up to our usual and excellent standard
$7.50, $9.00, $10.00 and $12.50
Is the price range, accompanied by our regular guarantee
A QT4 RPfTiC OUTFITERS
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