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LOCAL ITEMS
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THE GOLDEN RULE STORE
SPCttL 3H)1I IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
This store dons its best dress that the people of La Grande and Grande
Ronde valley may have ait opportunity to inspect under the most favorao!e
condtions our immense stock of grreral merchandise, the greatest ever
shown in Eastern Oregon. No expense has been spared to make the event
one long to be remembered, and which will go down in store history as the
most successful exhibition of its kind ever attempted in La Grande
"As well be out of the world as out of fashion," cs-
f pecially when you can attire yourself at so little cost
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shirt waists and undermuslins, stylish trimmed and
street hats, nobby men's suits, swell neckwear, the new
things in men's hats and footwear.
THE GOLDEN RULE COMPANY
1308, 1310, 1312 Adam Avenue.
Lar2fe:t Store- Smallest Prices
SHOES
The New Spring Styles now in
Come and xamine
j SOCI ETY
lA V ANDREWS!
TAILOR and HABERDASHER
BUY A LOT IN ;
t HOAE INVESTMENT ADDITION I
Each lot nearly an acre with water right,
sell these tracts on installments
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I $25.00 CASH, AND $5.00 PER MO TH
These tracts are the best
tained in La Grande.
bargains to be o':
I jCa S ran do investment Co.
We writ insurane. make abstracts, and want your loan.
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Clyde DeBoted of Elgin it in th city
today.
Tha Bridge Csncsrt Company are now
in Pendleton. , ,
The city council met last nijrht and ai
ourned to meet tomorrow night.
Terry Tuttle. editor of tha Elgin Re
corder, came up last evening and wilt
I spend today here.
Miss May White, a student at the
Whitman college at Walla Walla, returned
home last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Earl of this city.
are in union mis week, where they are
visiting a sister of Mrs. Earls.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
give a tea at the home of Mrs. Mary
AWrich Thursday afttrncon from 2 to 5
Rev. B. F. Merideth. pastor of the
Methodist church, is in Union today.
Mrs. FTD. Dalton, of Chariton. Iowa,
is in the city, the guest of her sister, Mrs
Adney Rogers. The two sisters have not
met for over twenty years, and naturally
their visit i a joyous on.
Dr. and Mr si T. R. Monk accompanied
by Miss Fern Conrad, cam up last even-
ma from Summervill to attend the
Murray and Mack performance. "
Mr. and Mr. L. C. Rinehart of Wallowa
county, who have been visiting near Los
Angeles, are in the city the guestn of Mr.
and Mrs. T. A. Rinehart
Boxcar Casey was again brought be
fore the City recorder, on sameold charge
drunk and disorderly, and the same old
promises, would leave town for good. :
F. L. Meyers, cashier of the La Grande
National Bank, returned horn this morn
ing from Portland where he went to
attend a meeting of the executive com
mittee of the State Banker Association.
Mr and Mr O. W. Harris, of Cove are
in the city this week. They will remain
her some time in order that Mrs. Harris
may receive treatment from Dr. F. E.
Moore the osteopath.
Mrs. M. L. Causey will entertain the
member of th Fiv Hundred Club
Thursday afternoon.
Hi Lyl Tuesday Musical will give
their Colonial recital this evening at the
Commercial Club. Th public is invited
to be present Admission, ten cents.
TRIES TO
RECOVER
PREMIUMS
(Scrippe News Association) ' .
Cincinnati. April 10 David Baurraten
today filed a suit against th Naw York
Life insurance company for recovery of
sixty-five hundred dollars which he
claims he paid on three policies which
were permitted to lapse.' Th charge
are that fradulent representations was
mad to him. ' ' '
There's notilnj bctte
Swift's Premium Hams
Bacon and
Lard,
Remember
"Swiff Prem
ium Brand"
stands for all
that ia best -
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A full line always on hand.
THE CITY GROCERY AMD BAKERY
E. P0LACK, Propr.
YOUR CASE AfID OSTEOPATHY
You say, "I can see how Osteopathy
can cure some things, but I do not see
how it can help me."
A usual you have never thought of a
cause for your trouble. With slight dis
placement of ligaments, muscles and
bones, especially of tha spin and ribs,
with th nerve and blood supply disturbed
thereby, any form of disease may result
depending on th nature of th interfer
nc.
Th Osteopath can remove this cause
in on diseas a wall a another. Th
cur then depend on nature' power to
repair th damage.
All curable diseases, acuta and chronic.
hav been cured by Osteopathy. Th
following is a partial list in which marked
success has bn attained: Tonsilitis,
dyspepsia, constipation, diarrhoea, dysen
tery, appendicitis, ascites, gall stones.
cystitis, enlaiged. prostata, "gravel,1
anaemia, goitre, dropsy, la gnpp, croup,
bronchitis, asthma, hay fever, pneumonia,
pleuriay, malaria, typhoid and all fever.
measles, erysipelas, paralysis, epilepsy,
neuralgia, sciatica, nenrou prostration,
eciema, St Vitus dance, spinal curvature
impotency of men, milkleg, female dis
eases and rheumatism (in worst forma);
many form of heart disease, diabetes.
Bright' disease, consumption (except In
far advanced cases) and eye troubles.
spotting events
DOINGS ON LOCAL AND (OAST
RING, TRACK ARD TIAMOflD
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Manager Heisner, ie trying to land
Gregory, the man who is now pitching for
Walla Walla. From what can be learned
today' he will arrive here in a few days.
Thshigh school boys are working hard
to make their cominff entertainment a
success. They are sadly in need of athe
totic equi pment and must hav them In
order to have any possibilities in winning
any m sets. The warm weather is making
t piisible far than tj carry on their early
training and the prospects seem fairlv
bright "
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See what 10c will buy at Mrs. T. N. Murphy's In Tin
ware. Granite, and Glassware. Come and make your
selections before it Is all gone.
i also have a nice line of better ware, such os Cut
Class and Holiday Goods which I am giving one- J J
fourth oft. until May 1st. I
Just received a complete stock or uarcen ioqss ;
such as Rakes. Hoes, Spading Eorks, novels
Spades. My assoriment of
plete In very way.
Fishing Tackle is cm-
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MRS-T.N. MURPHY
Hardware and crockery.
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D strict Attorney Clarunca Crawford left
for Portland last night.
ANfWSOM
Bishop B. McCarter. a railway mail
clerk on the Pocatello and Portland R. P.
O., has just had published a naw song.
'The Railway Postal Clerk" which bids
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ia catchy and the verses full of sentiment,
very beautifully depicting the life of Un
cle Sam's faithful employees w.wsa very
life is given to th service, tut wno are
almost unknown sav to their fellow
worker. Mr. McCarter is th author of "Swee'
Darling Mother" (a tribute to 'his mother
and "Be Kind to the Living" (dedicated
to the author'a lifelong friend and co
worker. Bert J. Lockwood.
"The Heroea of the R. M. S." and
"Only a Dog; But faithful even in death,"
are from the pens or tries 3 giftad authors
and are equal to anything put out by the
well known song writing teams of today.
SECURED THE UCEHSf
J. E. Hoffman and Paul Paulson of
Elgin returned home this morning. Mr.
Hoffman has been ill at ease for the past
few daye because of a serious mistake
made by the postal service. Last week
he went to R H. Lloyd of Elgin, and had
affidavits made out, stating that he was
legally entitlad to a nmriage license and
furthermore tn&t he wanted on a. Mr
Lloyd pro nptly ant the swam statements
to the county c ar' here, and the papers
were duly mvJa out and sent to the
applicant. S j:na way or other the legal
paper never rec iej n.m. and Mr. Hoff
man cma tj La Grand in an effjrt to
find Mr. Lbyd, who his been here the
past few days. After a long searcX ' the
much wanted notary was fou id and the
clerk instructed to make out a duplicate
license. ' H rfman did a sprint to ths
the court house and back again to his
train that would carry him to h s waiting
bride-to-be U.iless an acc de t ' ap ened
to the E gin tram, the mail will ba mar
ned today.
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STREET IMPROVEMENT NOTK&y
Be it Resolved, that the sidewalks on
the West side of Second St. batween th
south side of K St. and th north aid of
J St. shall be put in good repair by th
abutting property owner, and that such
repairs shall be completed by th 20th
day of April 1906.
La Grande Oregon cn th 4th day of
April A. D. 1906. - I. R. Snook
Recorder of th City of La Grand
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HIGH UYING
s possible at low cost. Our patrons are
particularly well fed. yet none could be
accused of spending too much money on
the "inner man." At
THE MODEL RESTAURANT
excellent meals are served at a very
reasonable price. r- ",V
Th food i of th finest quality; well
cooked and well served. Dining room is
well appointed and comfortable. -
The Model Restaurant
J. A. Arbucklf, Proprietor
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ACENTS
LADIES' HOME
J0URMAL PATTERNS
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JOURNAL PATTERNS il
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La. G,"ande. Orfiprnn
WHEN IN LA GRANDE
we invite consideration of ou
complete stocks of spring ap
parel for women, our perfect
srore service and our greatsi
values. Among other lines thrt
we are pari.cuiariy strong or.
are
The PALMER Women's
Street Suits and
Jackets
Values from $10.00 to $35.00
in 1 weeds. Cheviots, Worsteds,
and Serges.- Color Blacks
Bluts. Grays and Brown mixed
CORSETS
Royal Worcester or Bon Ton
Princess Hip and Straight Frond
Models witn Hose bupportersj
i tacnea.
$ .25 to $5.00
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E. P. REED'S
PINE SHOES TOR
WOMEN
The fit in our women's shoes
like the QUALITY. STYLE '
and general WORKMANSHIP .
is the best to be had when priced
to be considered. All leath-' l
ers. Prices
$2.50 to $5.00
LADIES'
HOME JOURNAL
PATTERNS
We carry in almost all sizes
Our style book containing more
than twelve hundred illustra-
bnnt will Ka m.n.j . . .
"""nou w you ior 4j
twenty-flv cent, postpaid.
The Closing Sale on Our Men's and Bovs'
CL0THI,(iS and FURNISHINGS
and price cutting sale ever held in thisdty!. gg C,0Smg
Clothlni
Caps
Meckw.ar
Suit Cases
Hats
Pants
Gloves
Underwear
Shirts
A saving of $1.00 on every $3.00 on any of the above anni
Shoes
Trunks
Collars
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