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TEN YARDS OF CALICO FREE WITH
EACH $5 CASH PURCHASE
Great Semi
Odds and Ends, Remnants and Broken Stock
Our policy of "marking down" goods WHEN WE RECEIVE THEM enables
us at all times to Jive our 'patrons the best possible values in every line, .
and Judging from the amount of business we have done the past six
months, we believe the trade appreciates this. Naturally, however, In
handling an IMMENCE STOCK like ours there will accumulate many odd
pieces, remnants, etc., and IN ORDER TO MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP WE
OFFER ALL THESE AT FROM 25 to 50 PER CENT OFF OUR REGULAR 'f
PRICES ... '
Think What a Saving This Means
Goods at 25 to 50 per cent Less
LESS THAN OUR REGULAR PRICES
YOU CAN GET
IT CHEAPER
AT THE
GOLDEN RULE
Reduction
25o
, ON ALL STRAW CRASH
HATS
AL. ANDREWS
Haberdasher and Tailor
FIRE
COMMENCING ON FRIDAY,
JULY 6
I will close out my entire stock of
damaged goods, which went through
the Hire, at my new location opposite
the old place of business;
The La Grande Pawnbrokers
Phone,
SEEDS
Just received a Car
Red Clover, Timothy, Red Top. All
kindf of Grass iseds. Bulk Garden
Seed, Bald Barley, Rye, Wheat and Oats
JEFFERSON AVE
- Annual Clearance Sale
OR -
The Golden Rule
COMPANY
1308-1810-1312 Adams Avenne
La Grande Oregon
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Wsteh thli space for Suit
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CLMellquiit $35
Dr. GLBijgen $25
Suit last Saturday
Two drawing on Sat.
July 15
Main 4
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SEEDS
Load o Alfalfa Seed
PHONE 1571.
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ANY TEN CENT ARTICLE FREE
WITH EACH $1 CASH PURCHASE
WE GIVE TRAD
ING STAMPS
WITH ALL
CASH SALES
The llZltlvh ft ant nf r'k.nk.-t.l...
Stomach and Liver Tablet a ia ao agree
ui. iuuauuHaramii you do not
realize 11 11 i tne eoToot of a medicine.
rur nio uy nawiin urug VO
Thera'a a pretty girl in an Alploe hat,
a ew.eier gin wun aaaiior trim.
But the handaomeat gin you'll everaee
la the aenalble girl who oaca Rookv
MounUinTea. Newlln Drug Co .
When you want the
Best Ice Cream
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SELDER'S
CANDY STORE
J. R. OUVER.
UNION COUNTY
ABSTRACTS
Farm Loans a Specialty
Best equipi ed abstracter
in Union county. Many
years experiences with
the Union county records
gives me a great ad vint
age. It is folly to pur
chase realestate without
first securing a proper
ahstiaot. An abstract
from my office will show
the title just at it appears
ou the official record.
). R. OUVER,
LA GRANDE, OREGON
Room SI, Sommer Bdlg.
Mlee Mamie Donn, of Portland ia
visiting Mr and Mr Cbaa Conn. ' -. .
Mra L 8bintaffer wd wd; of Elgin,
war vlaltore In La Grande yeeterday.
Mr M L Cauaey mada a t'ip to bla
farm at Imbler yeeterday forenoon, and
ratarnad laat evening.
Mr M D Keoney m up from bla
home at Elgin yeeterday looktngafter
baalaeaa Interaata.
Mr Jamea Fleet, of Flora, ia In La
Grande attending to eouie mattera of
boalneaa. ,
Mr Edwin MeGucken, the baae ball
pitcher now working with the Elgin
team, waa ia tbe city on a abort visit
yeaterdav,. 4"
Mr lijab Oliver, of Alloel, who baa
bean vlaiting tbe aipoaitlon at Port
land, ratarnad noma laat evening
Miaa Mand Braaael returned Sunday
morning from a week's viait to tbe
Portland fair and leporta a moat de
lightful time. Miaa braaael waa mora
than pleaaed wlta the fair.
Mr O M Uamphreye, manager of the
Elgin Planing mllla arrived in the city
laat evening on a abort bueineae viait,
and returned home thia morning. Ha
re porta everj thing aa moving nicely In
bla bnaineaa at F.iirin
Mra Noble Heatb, of Antiocb, Cal.,
arrived in the olty yeaterday on a viait
to Dr and Mra 0 B Cautborn Mra
Heath baa been on an extended viait
to relativea and frienda in tbe Eaat,
and la now on her way to the eipo
aition at Portland before returning to
her home. '
Editor L B Tuttle, of tbe E'gin R
c.irder, waa a buaineaa visitor in tbe
oity laat evening, and returned home
Ibia morning.
Mr John Voght, of Hammond, Iowa,
acoompaoled by hia wife and daughter,
Marian, arrived In tbe oity last night,
and will viait bare eeveral daya. Mr
Voght made many frienda here daring
hia etay eeveral months aao. when he
waa bare with a oar of fl"e Percberon
and Sbtre faoreea, and alt are glad to
ee him buck.
It ia reported that a man bv the
name of Mitobell waa severely wbipp d
and beaten thia afternoon by a man
by tbe aama of Rodger. The faots r
gardiog tbe case, It haa been unab'e
to learn at the time of going to press .
WILL NOT AGREE.
TO ARMISTICE
Sorippe News Association ' - v
Washington July 11 Itis'stated on
high authority tuat that the Rnsian
Government baa been notified that
Japan will uot agree to an armistice
peodiog tbe peaw negotiations, and
that Jtpan will feel free to continue
military operationa n Manchuria un
til the plenipotentiaries agree on the
terms of peao. t
GAR Chief Sick
By Sorippe News Association
Koiae, Idaho, July ll.-Uenerol Will
iam Blaokmar, commander-in-chief of
tbe fi A R, la lying very ill at tbe l.l-
an ba hotel. Tba physicians state that
there la evidence of a general break
down, and feara of bia reaovory are
entertained. lie waaenroola to Port
land , g '
New Japanese Loan
(ByHcrippa Newa Aaaoolation)
Lodon, July II The new ! Japanese
loan opened tble morning with an ex
traordinary rush of eubacrlptlnna, and
several individual application ; were
raceired for tbe entire loan.;
At three o'olock thia afternoon the
loana were closed. Tbe bonds were
many timea over aubaoribedJ
womut
By ricrippa Newe Aaeociion
8t. Paul, Minn., Juljf ll.-Preaident
Perham, of the railway telegraphers,
baa arranged for a conference with
general manager Borne," ol the North
era Facifia, to dlacosa the threaieued
trlke. Praeldent Perham elaima that
the road will continue with nun -union
operatare, pending tbe negatlatlona in
ntiolpatloa of the a trlke. ;
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Minbter Leaves
tSaw OfleinM Kaaamai A aarl m t lAn
81 Peteraburg July li Tbe Korean
minister haa sold the furniture al the J
legation and has left tbe city, having j
been Informed ' by the foreign office ,
that tbe Japanese protectorate" over
Korea had been definitely eublibadi-.i
Tbe Korean legation will' be abolish
ed. v :
OIL STORES
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- Now is the time to keep cooL If yon fire up the
kitchen range the kitchen will be hot most of the day.
Why not get an oil or gasoline stove to do you cook
ing and baking, and at the same time have ! a cool
kitchen. U I have the ' ;i J i s J
WICK LESS oil stove;
which gives perfect satisfaction and makes cooking
a pleasure. I also have the celebrated f
PEERLESS ICE CREAM FREERER
MRS. T. N; MURPHY,
Builders' Hardwaie and Crockerv.
Plan. Abandoned
Tbe plan for tbe "ereotlon of a nor
mal aobool and baaineaa cpllegein
Walla Walla, an annonnoement of
which waa made eeveral daya ago,
through tbe columua of the Evening
Statesman, hare been abandoned by
tbe promotera as; a tbe Statesman.
Mr barman, who waa one of the
leading promoters of the college, stated
litie oiorring that after a oarefol In-
Teatigatlon of the present conditlona,
be and bia associate had decided that
it waa not practicable to eatabll-h the
aahool in Walla Walla ,"The faot
that Walla Walla already haa one
maniaoent edaoatlanal luatitotlun ia
Whitman college, we have determined
that it would not be pructible to enter
into competition with It." E 0.
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Woman Shot Down
Bakersfield Cal July II Mra Mary
Van Dorse was murdered in her home
here Sunday morning. She was found
by her husband lying in a pool o( blood
in the doorway with a bullet in her
breast. By btr side waa a small pistol
With one cbambr emp'y. Six shots
were beard in tbe vicinity during the
night and It is thought that abe ex
changed ehota with burglars a-dwas
killed. ' v '
Married
SHAW PARKEROn Sunday even
ing July 0th, 1903, In the olty of La
Gramie, Mr Edward Shaw and Miaa
Pearl Parker. The ceremony waa
performed at the home of Rev O H
King officiating. Both of lihe con
tracting parties are well known in La
Uraode and Union (Jonntv. and th.
Ubaerver joins their many frienda In
wishing them a loog and happy Ufa.
Many chndren inherit constitutions
weak and feeble, others doe to child
hood troubles. Holllster.e Rocky
Mountain Tea will poetively core
children and make them atrons B 3
cents, Tea or Tablets. Newlln Drua
Co.
TWO PIECE SUITS
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.-v.- a ,wu amis grow in favor coustantlv w.i
comfort nor gentility demands a vJl , Z 7' Nwtll8r
The. vest has no function when thltl Ufmer wear
degrees, We've Coat aJd Tron er Suiu T- V1 9?
Double Brested styles in a TariTv ofSll Smg, ? and
there's NOT AN OUNPF" r of Pterns, you'll find
where, wtJSl cIoth -ue
garments arelp to iJ3S
,$7.50, $9.00, $10.00 and $12.50
I the price range, accompenied'byou, regular guarantee
ASH BROS.
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A NEAT PLACE
to have your meals la our reatorant
Fverything la attractively arranged
and nothing la lacking to make ita ap
pearanoa ceat Hare the young ladioi
and gentlemen can eat to their beart'a
eoutent, without feeling abashed at
the aurroundinge.
WHAT ATTRACTS
people hare ia tba merlta of our cookery
ft la onaorpaaMd when It cornea to
excellence, and all meala prove health
ful, taaf.y and enjoyable. Oar prioea
are right; too, and our waiters polite
and attentive. :,
MODEL
RESTAURANT
J. Ai ARBU0KLE, Prop'.
OPENDAY AND NIGHT
D We aea weakly Meal e . -A
Tickets Cash J4-50
Cheerfully Recommended lor
Rheumatism
O O Higbee, Danville, III. writes
Deo I, 1901; "About two years ago I
waa laid np for fonr years with rheu
matism . I tried Ballard'a Snow Lini
ment one bottle cured me. I can
cheerfully recommend It to all suffer
ing from like affliction" ?3o, 60o,l L00
Newlin Drag Co
It makes no difference how many
medioines have failed to cure you, if
you are troubled with headache, con
stipation, kidney or liver troubles,
Hollieter'a Rooky Mountain Tea will
make yon well. Newlln Drug Co.
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