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TEN YARDS OF CALICO FREE WITH
EACH $5 CASH PURCHASE
Great Semi-Annual Clearance Sale
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Odds and Ends, Remnants and Broken Stock
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Our policy of "marking down" oods WHEN WE RECEIVE THEM enables
us at all times to give 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 JO MAKE A CLEAN SWEEP WE
OFFER ALL THESE AT FROM 25 t: 50 PER CENT OFF OUR REGULAR
prices V; -.v- - ' : s-V '; : -'.'-.'y'l
Think What a Saving This an
Goods at 25 to 50 per cent Less
LESS THAN O T T R . RFfilJI AR PRIHFK
YOU CAN GET
IT CHEAPER
AT THE
GOLDEN RULE
to
Reduction
25
ON ALL STRAW CRASH
HATS
AU. ANDREWS
Haberdasher and Tailor
FIRE
COMMENCING ON FRIDAY,
JULY 6
I will close out my entire stock or
damaged goods, which went through
the fiire, at my new location opposite
the old place of business.
The La Grande Pawnbrokers
Phone,
SEEDS
Just received a Car
Bed Glow, Timothy, Red Top. ill
kinds of Grass neds. Bulk Garden
Seed, Bald Barley, Rye, Wheat and Oats
JEFFERSON AVE;
The Golden Rule
COMPANY
1318-1310-1312 Adatns Avenue
La Grande Oregon
Wateh this ipace for Suit
-Winner .
CL McOqulst '.' $35
Dr. GLBijgen V 2S
Suit iMt Saturday
Two drawing on Sat.
July 15
a
Main 4
SEEDS
Load of Alfalfa Seed
PHONE 1571.
SKLE
ANY TEN CENT ARTICLE FREE
WITH EACH $1 CASH PURCHASE
WE GIVE TRAD
ING STAMPS
WITH ALL
CASH SALES
Noted Inventor Dead
By Scrlppa New Association
New York, July 12-Jobn T Foster,
a noted Inventor and th manufacturer
ot the first gold pens, aleo identlfled
with the invention of the first sewing
machine, died today at Arlington N J
at the age of ninety fife.
. When you want the
Best Ice Cream
SELDER'S
CANDY STORE
J. R. OLIVER.
UNION COUNTY
ABSTRACTS
Farm Loses a Specialty
Host equipi ed abstracter
in Union county. Many
years eiperiences with
the Union county records
gives me a great ad not
age. It is folly to pur
chase realestate without
first securing a proper
abetiaot. An abstract
from my office will show
the title just as it appears
ou the official record.
). R. OLIVER,;
LA GRANDE, OREGON,
Room 31, 80m mer Bdlg.
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l 7a Local Item '
i W A Wallace, who reelde at Wet
er Ida, arrired la the city yesterday,
on a business visit.
Mr. K W, Wgner, of Joseph, jVal
iowa oonnty, is basiness .visitor in
La Grande today.
Mist EtU Haworth, of Welser,'
Idaho, is in the city visiting relatives
and frtende. ;
Misses Eeale and Bessie White, of
Portland, arrived In the cltv yesterday
on a visit to their sister, Mrs Frank
Levitt. ' -
Mr Y G Shaonon, of Weieer, Idaho,
is a baalnesa visitor in Le (irande today,-
'
Mr P W Sterna, of Baker City, Was
In La Grande yesterday to attend to
some matter of business. ( rt
Mr E X rlteele, of Eatonl Colons in
the city on a short vielt, , . . . . j
Street anperintendent . Hynhorst- Is
boey with a force of mn cleaning Op
the atreeteand raking off the boulders
Attorney Chas. Coobran, of Uulon.
who baa been In the city on a ' abort
baaioess tlslt, returned home thia
mornmg. ' ' - ., 't ". .
On troop of cavalry and "one ' com
pany of infantry passed, through the
oity last evening from Fort Jefferson,
There are bow . alt prisoners con
fined in th county jail for offence
ranging (nm stealing horse to steal
ing coat and attempting to kill., l4
Mrs. E C Moor : and family i who
were poisoned a few day ago. it ' Is
tbongbt by eating meat, upon which
the warm weather bad had some III
effeot, are reported maoh better this
afternoon. This will h welcome news
to their large circle of friends, '
Bit." J D Gillilan ia one of the sec
retaries of the Methodist Congress now
In session In Portland. He and' - Mrs.
Gillilan hi themselves hitherward to
morrow morning. Tliey will be gone a
week or ten days. '
Compmv'L, eonslstlog ot forty' four
men 'and officers' left last night for
Gearheart where the annual enoarap
mentof th National Goa-d will take
plao , They expect to -pa abeSnt ten
day. Seven days will be spent in
camp aud thro days at the exposition
Mr and Mrs A V Oli ver andMr and
Mr Geo W Thomas it-ft yesterday
afternoon for the mountains back of
Bammervtlle where they will ipend a
tew weeks enjoying the beauties, of
nature and delight of camping out.
One of th large, if not . the very
largest, passenger train that ever passed
through thia oity was west boand train
No. 5 laat evening. The train reached
her with nineteen coaches, and
another one was added here.
Mr. J Voght, wife ani daughter,
Mis Marian, of Iowa, who ha vs been
visiting in the oity for' several days,
left this forenoon for Salt Lake Oity
After remaining there for some time,
they will visit Denver and other points
In Colorado before returning home. ,'
Th La Grande and' Elgin base ball
team will cross bats at the tall
ground her next Sunday, Th alii
be th first of a series of game ' that
has been "arranged between the two
teams, each on ot which promises to
be an Interesting game. There will be
a special train rcn from Elgin, arriv
ing here at ten thirty In the forenoon.
Th next gam of the aerie will be
played at Elgin a wetk from Sunday
Thia ofDoe received a letter" this
morning from George ilCorrey, who is
at Portland attending the expoei .ion,
in which he state that the famllv ia
all well and that be ia ubaving the
time of, hi life." The exposition
seems to be satisfactory to him and
life I one continual round ol pleasure;
Wo know just how he feels, ' as we
were there a couple of weeks onrtelvee,
and we had Just such a time, but the
rest time comes when one "it turns
home and the headache part begins to
get In It work. ' '
Mr J BConley, of Portland,: Ore,
accompanied by hi wife, arrived 'in
tb city laat evening. - Mr Conjey will
visit hi fin ranch for a few. days,
after wbioh he and his wife will return
to Portland. Mr Oonley expresses
himself a being pleased and proud to
meet th groat number of his j friends
and acquaintance from I bio f county
who ha? beeo attending th fair.; ?
Train itlapatoher E i Walsh, Ld ha
been as joy log hi first vacation alnce
tb crime ot '73," returned to hi post
of duty yesterday. Mr Walsh 'during
hi absence baa visited very point of
interest in the north weat ai well as
pending some time In Wallowa oounty
and Portland. - Whil In theU ity of ,
Rose be spent torn Urn in making a
carefal study of wlrelee telegraphy? as
employed on th war ahipa,"andttue
wieeonee ay that It will only be a
abort Ume before all O B 4' N train 1
order will be eent by the wsih lm-.
Now is the lime t keep cooL -kitchen
range the kitchen will be
range tue aitcpea
Why not get an oil or gasoline stove to do you cook-1
in..t,v;nff milii the same time have a cool
u6 bl
. kitchen. 1 1 layethe,. J
WICK LESS OIL STOVE
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which gives perfect satisfaction and makes cooking f
a"p!ea8ureitjal80 liave the celebrated J f
PEERLESS ICE CREAM FREERER f
MRS.- T. N. MURPHY,
Builders' Hardwire and Crockery.
Mrs Msrgearet Davis of .Teia Mis
Grace Jobnson.of- Hamilton Mo, and
Hiss Chain and" Mrs Frank Bid well of
Union are the guerts of Mr and Mr
MLMcCorroick of this city, -this
week.
Ed Coolidge ia . looser a fin wheel
today, Last eveniog he visited the I
OOF Hall and left bis wheel st the
entrance to ' the building. When be
came out tj leave the building hi
wheel bid dissapeareJ., bo lar; the ol
fleers have not been able to secure any
trac of the mining bike. ' ' " Ji'
Mr. O Ralston, formerly of this plao
bnt now located at Ashland, arrived
in the city this morning to look after
bis property interest ber . c-
The many friends of Mr. 0 M taal
will bepl eased to ; learn that be Is
gradually regaining bis fctaltb . and . 1
again able to leave the boos.
Saturday nlgbt, July 15,'at the Ladd
Canyon Pavilion. Tb very beat mosio
will attend. Refreshments will b
erved, and. the "swelleet" tim of tb
season is assured.' Come
JASOLDIERS,
DESIRE PEACE
Soripps News Association
Sifiog Manchuria July IS Ths sit
uation at the front is onohanged. The
Japanese are still moving'in Korea.
The 'Russian trains cons as far as
Chang Ta Fu. It is reported that the
Jipatiese -soldiers are aoxions for peace
and that General Ovama ia continual
ly issuing a glowing appeal to the men
in order to counteract this feeling. Th
Chinese say. that the decaying corpse,
burisd in g hallow graves, after the bat
tle of Mukden, have created a terrible
condition, and that plague and chol
era have appeared among the, Jpan
ese. "' ,:' -' - : '; V '5'.- -
TWO PIECE SUITS I
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r - Mena two piece'soits grow in favor constantlv v ;,i
co-fort nor gentility deanda a tJ.n.
i1" thermomeur
degrees, We've Coat and frouser ET 8?y' ?
Double Brested styles in a S nf ni SlD8le and
there's NOT AN OUNPR nt patterns, you'll find
.k7iu.Vuv5 of Bnperfluous cloth
l. ,..v.C nuuiu Kraceioi linfia aili - --
$7-50, $9.po,
ASH BROS,
STOVES
If yon lira up
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A NfiAT PLACE
to have your meal ' is 'our restnrant
Fvery thing is attractively arranged
and nothing 1 lacking to make it ap
pearance neat. Here tb young ladies
and gentlemen can eat to their heart'
content, without feeling abashed at
th arrouBdlngs.
' "WHAT ATTRACTS
people here Is tb merit of our cookery
It is unsurpassed when it comes to
excellence, and all meats prove health
ml, tasty and enjoyable. Ourprioe
are right, too, and our waiter pollt
and attentive.
MODEL
-RESTAURANT
ABBTJGKLE, Prop.
OPBNAY AND NIGHT
jWe s. weakly J
STlcketf Cash
We e.f weakly Meal .
Cheerfully Recommended lor
Rheumatism
0 GHlRbo,' 'Danville, IV. write
Deo 3, 1901; "About two year ago 1
waa laid up for four years with rheu
matism. I tried Ballard' Snow Lini
ment; one bottle "cured me. I can
cheerfully reoommend it to all suffer
ing from Ilk affliction" 26c, 60o,l LOO
Newlin Drag Co (
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I It make no .difference how many
medloine hav failed to' cor yon, if
you are troubled with - headaohe, con
stipation, kidney or liver troubles,
Holllster Rooky Mountain Tea will
make yon wll. Newlin Drag Co,
sr
wear
$10.00 and $12.50
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