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HOT WEATHER SPECIALTIES
Ice Cream Freezers
SMIPARDSThey, arc the best. It pays to buy the best. Its an article that
will last for years. We have all sizes. :
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?he Grrand Refrigerator
Greatest Ice saver on the market The ventilalan and air circulation is perfect
Handsomely made of hardwood, an ornament to any home, and costs no more
than the old style. We have sizes commonly used, $12 and $18.
ECONOMY FRUIT JARS
Have been awarded Highest
prizes at World's Greatest Fairs at dif
tlmes, and are recommended by some
cf our best authorities on fruit preserv
ing. They are the best Jar on the mar
ket, cost but little more than any other
STONEWARE
J Car just in, can now furnish you with
any kind, size, etc., Crocks, Bean Pots,
Preserve Jars, Jugs, Churns," Etc.
PARAPHINE
Use this in Sealing your Jams, Jellies, etc.
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THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY
OUTFITTERS FOR ALL MANKIND
Largest Store-
1308-1310-1312 Adams Avenne
SmallestlPrices
Granite and Tinware
Dishes and Glassware
We do all kinds of Repair
Work and
Geaning
Watch thus space forSuK
winners
T B Johnson $35
Peter Bosquet $25
Suit last Saturday
Two drawings on Sat.
JulyS
AX.. AN DREWS
Haberdasher and Tailor
When you want the
Best Ice Cream
FIRE
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COMMENCING ON FRIDAY,
JULY 6 ,J
I will cloBe out my entire stock of
damaged goods, which went through
the filre, at my new location opposite
the old place ot business .
The La Grande Pawnbrokers
Phone, Main 4
SELDER'S
CANDY STORE
Mr and Mrs Baltsoie, of Penctleton,
Ore, are la the city on a abort vlait
City Engineer 0 B Beits left- this
morning on a builneea trip to Elgin.
If re.. Lsota Cady, accompanied by
bar niece. Mrs. Pino Hares, arrived
In the elty laat evening from Chard,
Wain., on a rials to her eon Mr. Steve
Cady of thle oity.
Mrs. W i Hutohena ia visiting in
Pendleton, the guest of Mrs Walter
Hopier. ; '' .-." :
Mrs Cnmmlnge, of 8ommervllle,
was visiting In La Grande yesterdsj .
Mr. W ti Sawyer, of Pendleton, was
a buaioeas risltor in tbla city yester
day. '-.'.'..",!..
Mr Cnaa. Haigarth, : of , Elgin, ar
rived In the oity yesterday on a abort
bnalneaa visit. .,... .
Mr. M J Qalaenbury and wife, ol
Wallowa, were visitors la La Urande
ye aterday. - s ' i
Mr. T I Profit, wbo. resides at Baker
City, was a business visitor' In La
Grande yesterday; ' '
Mr. J H Taylor, of Farming ton
Wash. , la flatting la tbla oity.
Messrs. J G and J A Johnson,
Welser, Idaho, arrived in tbe city yes
terday on a business trip.
Do not fall to let your friends know'
aboot tbe good roads ' convention
which will be beld here next Tuesday.
Invite all yoar friends to come.
J D Glllllan, Jr., of Pendleton, arriv
ed lo the city last evening on a visit
to the family of hie father, -fUv J D
Oilman.',- i ; . . . ,
Mr Charles Milan, of Nebraska,
arrived in this elty last evening. Mr
MlianE eapeota to make tbe Grande
Roods his homo la the future.
Professor and Mrs J"D Msrlin re
larned last evening from a woeka visit
at Walla Walla, where tbey were tiie
guests of tha Professors cousin, Dr.
John A Grotr, , . , . . ;
Do not forget the governmeut fish
car will be here tomorrow morning at
e Ightjthirty a m, .. If yoa are expect
ing young fish, be aura and be on hand
with plenty of olean cane.
sll' reported (bat oonstabh J H
MoLachlin returned lest evening from
Paoli Wash., with Mr John Ferrell as
a prisoner on tbe charge of inoeat . Mr
Ferrell was arrested on July 4 by the
offioer and tbe examination will likely
occur lo a few days. , '
JT Williamson baa just oompleted
a set of one hundred township maps
of Baker oo.iniy. Eoh map is ieonvl
pleta to data showing all lands enter
ed, surveyed, onaurveyed ana sub
ject to entry. This la the modi' com
plete set of ma pi produced and i those
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woo nave Deen permiiseua .see mem
at Mr. Williamson's office pronounce
tbem them the very acme of- tha map
makers art. V:
i i. th. tirhe to keep coolv If. jou ; Are up .1
'Wtehei range the kitchen will be hot most of thed.y.
Why not get an oil or gasoline stove to do you cook
ing and baking,.nd at the ?am. im. have a cool
i iitchen . -1 hart the ' 9",:;"- s
WICKLESS OIL STOVE :
which gives perfect satisfaction and makes cooking
leMe.0lo haf't)ie grated -, ;
PEERLESS ICE CREAM FREERER
MRS. T. N. MUEPHY,
Buildcn Hardwue and Crockefy.
' Attorney. W. B Sargent, and son,
Donald, returned this forenoon from
a visit ol several days to tbe Lewis A
Clark Fair at Portland.
Superintendent M J Buokley, of tha
0 R fc N was in the city for a short
while ibis n orning 'on a .business trip.
Conductor B 0 Grady was in charge
aoting in tbe place of conductor Mar.
tin Anderson wbo is taking advantage
of a va alion for a few daya.
A W Iffle bad charge of tbe Elgin
train today in tbe absence of conduct
or Grady who baa been aoting in tbe
place of Jake Gulling.
La Grande has loDg wiaLrd for. an
opportunity to have the National
Road Makers meet here, and now that
much sought lor opportunity is about
to arrive. Do not forget the date.
Tuesday.' '
t. Mr and Mrs Geo H Curry and ohild
ren, and Mr and, Mrs AC Hunting
ton expect to leave this evening lor
Portland where tbey visit tbe Exposl
tion. Alter viewing the lair, tbey
peot to spend a few weeks on tbe
coast.
WANTED-A situation as a cook, In a
' hotel, boarding bonis or any place
for a good salary, by a competent
and reliable cook. For information
apply at this office.
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SEEDS SEEDS
Just received a Car Lead of Alfalfa Seed
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Bed Olover, Timothy, Red Top. All
kinds of Grass seeds. Bulk Garden
deed, Bald Barley, Rye, Wheat and Oats
JEFFERSON AVE PHONE 1571.
J. R;; OUVERs
UNION OOUNTY
ABSTRACTS
Farm Loans a Specialty f
HeBtequipied abstracter
in Uuion county. Many
years experiences with
the Union county records
gives me a great adv nt
ago. It is folly to pur
chase realestate without
first securing a proper
abetiaoU An abstract,
from my office will show .
the title just as it appears ;
ou the official record.
h R. OLIVER,
LA GRANDE, OREGON
Ivoin 31, Bommer BJlg.
Come ' Everybody! 3
The Obaeerver hopes (hat this Good
Roada meeting at this place on next
Tneaday will be largely attended by
the people, . It ia important, that the
aeeUarf be a large one to demonstrate
to the distinguished , genilmeii who
will meet ns that tbe people of; Union
rounty are abreait of tha tiniee. If a
giiodly number of Our peopled meet
them and by tbelr presence and. words
show the Interest they HotiialJy fret,
there le a reaeofiable hope, tiat tbe
United Htatea willeelect Unlon'ioauly
for one of the pieces la which to Wrlld
a model ooautry road, .. . i
HOLLISTCR'SJ
flacky Mountain Tea Nuggets
A Buiv MtJiala be Bur Pwsla.
' Brlaga Oolda Btaltk aad Bavl Ticw.
A iwcirle for Cnnstlnatioa. Indict loo, I
n.l Kidorr Tmiihlwc lltmilpm. Eosamm. Impun
bkcrt. BI Breath. Hlunlah Boirala, Haarn
h4. form, mla a bos. Umuise nuMle bj
Hntxiaraa Pave Oompamt, Hailisoo. wis.
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE
A Large
i- Hiss eVnyoe.Ellswo'rihr'Mlss Clara
Soll and Hies Syd Budge of tbe La
Grande Obsarvir were visitors in lae
oity yeeWrday." Tbey returned to La
Grande last evening. Baker City Her
aid. 1
Mr L T Harpei, and , aon and
daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs A. W
Harper, have returned from tbh Lewis
and Clark eaposition. Mr Hsrner
states that he was agreeably surprised
at tha" number and Variety of exhibits
and beauty of tbe grounds. He ia also
loud in bis praise of the management
for tbe oara and tboughtfulnesa which
hat beeif exercised regarding ssais and
j.:i.t'k... w- : . :
riuaiug iiMDen, air uarper eioou sne
trip surprisingly well and has retorn
ed feeling even ; better than when he
left.
' YOU MUST EAT
Why not enjoy lite by good living?
It eosts no mora than inferior qaalitiea
purchased elsswbere. We prida oar
selves on our regular dinner at 26oenU.
Cboloa of meats and vegetables with
elegant dessert and liquid refreshments
to auit. Investigate our claims to
superiority by decorating yoar Interior
with our delloaoles.
M ODE L
REStAURANT
, J, A. ARBUCKLE, Prop.
OPKN3aY and night
We sea weekly Meal c . - A
TloksU Cash ... 40
'jthat Tired Feeling
If you are languid depressed and
incapable for work, It Indicates tbat
yoar liver ia . oat of order. Herbioe
will assist nature to throw off head
achea, rheunattaoa aad ailmente akin
to nervoaa and restore tha energies
and vitality of aonnd aud perfect
bealb. J J Hubbard, Temule, Texas
wHtea, March 22, 1902: "1 haxe need
Herbtne for the the past two vaars.
It has done me more good than all tha
doctore. When I feel bad and have
that tired feeling, 1 take a dosa of
Herbine. It ia the best r mediolne.
made for chills and, favor" COota a
bottle '
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Mr Ed Burk,- .rataVaed :: yssterday
evenlug from his atock f ruv aboot
tbreei milee aditn' ot Perry, ami-report
ad that be had teen a very Urge oin
namon bear in his field. M3 B'uk '
atatea that the bear came (out of tbe
brnsb near wherc.be was plowing and
seemed to with., to get on . trieudly
terms Four tlmea during lb a after
noon tbe bear appeared In th Held.
The bear aooording to Mr Uurk utate
ment ia a very large one, appeerlng
be save nearly as large aa a good slued
horse. Mr burk says if Ibere are any i
bear hnntera in tbie section s of tba
country wbo wish to gain an i. Intro
duction to tbla old fellow' he will aot
aa guide and see that tbe hnntera get
within ranga.' l ;
. Friendly Bearj
J TVrUllamaon rewived a letter, yea
Urday from hia son Joa who la assist
ant cook at tha Canon mtpes atating ,
that beara are so thick in tu Carson
region that It Is no uncommon sight
to sea two or tbrea at a elngle glance,
it. na oM fallow fca beoome
so friendly that he oalla at to eooaJ
taat every morning to set iruui uw
elop barrel.
r TWO r PIECE s SUITS I
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Men e two r.iece suits grow in favor constantly. Neither
comfort nor gent lityderr ands a vest for summer weal
Tbe vest has no function when the thermometers. S
degrees, We've Coat and Tronser Suits in ?f!S i
Double Brested styles in a varity of Saltern,,
there's NOT AN OUNCE of wlifl ! bnd
? iwhere, while the graceful lines aud natu nno-AnT"I
tue garmenu are np to our usual and e7rr;5 i
. - iwiuaru
T $7:50, 9.00, $10.00 and $12.50
I. tWprlce'.ange; accompanied by our regular guarantee
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