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Great reductions that have been made in every Department will doubly pay you for attending this GREAT SALE. Just at the beginning of the Summer Season. $75 000 00 STOCKHE
, MROESr anrf MOSrCOMPICrc ASSORTMENT OFGENERAL MERCHANDISE TODAY. IN EASTERN OUVSStd from .. -
Ladies' and Children's Jackets
New and Up-to-Date Spring 1ft o purdiawS, hot mi vid garment in the
entire lot, all go at sale price. '.':, '
ij.5 Ladles' Jacket
$8.50 Ladles' Jacket
5.35 Ladle' Jacket
........ .19.40 14.15 value Child' Jacket ..... .$3.80
...$5.5 $3.5 value Child Jacket...... $2.33
...$4.00 $1.45 value Child' Jacket ...... 8o
SHOE
i Ladies Mens and ChMrens ,
iOOO PAIRS SAMPLES in 'which we made a
great saving in the purchase and we are going to
uue mis saving win our menas
Indies' Spring Suits
Hit.... '
on sale
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" value 8utt..-:jiii.ji..,Mi ' . ..
... A. , Ki.iv value Suit.
125.00 value Suit..... .I.im.ts snA
v.ww vui un nuiri
114.60 valu Suits.,
fverjr Suit ti-if'
t groatlr P.E-
.......I4.40
10.00
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Besf To'ef Soap Tr Apron Ginghams -per
dozen ...TrW.. per yard
100 doz. ivie hemstitched Hdk's, each ic
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'..Mens9 :ahd Boy's Clothing
Now I an opportune time to purcliaae your Fourth of July Suit, when
7n ran do o at a GREAT SAVING.
$15.00 to 118.00 value .912.23
112.50 value .4T
Toung men' odd lot, S8.00 to
$12.00 value $8.00
Odd lot boy" Knee Pant Suit. I '
to 10 year ......... .8o to $3.00
Youth" long pant Suits, large
...$3.I8 to $6.87
San Silk
Luster
Cotton
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per spool
Standard
Print
5c
per yard
Good Quality
Pearl
Buttons
2lc
per dozen
Best Oil Cloth,
, per yard
17c
0. N. T. Spool
Norton, spool t w
Mens' and Boy's Pants
In till line ve will make a uvin .. .
$1.60 and $l.s value .......
1 1 Sin ....
..v nu value .HSq
Onethlrd off on all Boy'. Knee Pant.
$3.50 and $4.00 value
$3.00 and $3.25 value
$2.00 ana $2.59 value .
..$2.43
..$1.08
..$1.03
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HURTS FflUIT:
The continued cold weather Is dam
aging the grain crops, and also the
fruit to some extent. So soys C. D.
.uffman. The grain need moisture
and unhlne, eupcclally on the Sand
rldge. Very little rain has fallen out
there, and the ground Is rather dry.
. The cold cloudy wenther I hurting
the cherry and apple crop to some
extent, though not yet enough to cut
the crop short. Apple are dropping,
hut most of the tree are now over
loaded. There Is no need for any
grower to be alarmed because his fruit
ejop seems backward, for a few days
H warm sunshiny weather will make
a ITeat difference In the appearance
of the orchard.
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from here were In attendance. park. Prom 1500 to looo vuitnr.
Like Our Climate. expected here for thlg occasion.
Mr, and Mr. Charle Turbow. and . There will be prominent speakers
ennaren, wno have been visiting here here, and the horse show ln'connec.
-in rtMBiives, nave returned to their Hon will make the day one of. the
nome In Joseph.
sister of Mr. Frank Counsel!. This Is
their first vslt In four years, and they
like the county well enough to locate
here, aa It Is bo much warmer than In
Wallowa county. ,
with relatives, have returned to their ! Hon will make the day
Mrs. Turnbow Is 1 i-rratoni In th hinn, .v.. ..
There will be a parade' on Main
street at 2 o'clock In the afternoon.
Morrow, t'matllla
Iowa all dry.
SMALL BEERS,
Union and Wal-
Bad Chock Man.
. G. A. Koy, wanted at Blackfoot for
Victimizing a few business men of the
Grove City, on the strength of checks
against a mythical bank account, was
arrested In this city thl morning by
the local pollco and Is being held to
LADD CAXYON ITEMS.
Mr. and Mr. Wlllard Couch and
on, Roy, were guest at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ihll, Sundsy.
Mia Ellen Steven returned to her
home In La Grand after visiting over
Saturday and Sunday here with
. frWtnda.
4. wtriav. June 11. I the closing
day of the Ladd Canyon school, there
Will b a picnic ai idnooargur s para
th same day. Let all com and enjoy
themselves by the many different way
ucb as resting In the shade, swing
ing In the wlng, playing game and
partaking of the picnic lunch. There
will also be a program rendered by
th pupils of th school. All are In
Vkted to com.
Messrs. King and Huffman pok at
our ool house on prohibition on
dr last week and th result la now
known tpall.
X oJCo f, Ladd Canyon 1.
n.. rM nf ha a ball which Was
auw
played between South La Grand aad
Ladd Canyon at La Grand, wa It te
t la favor
Pendleton 1 to have a large woolen
mill In spite of prohibition.
Also several precincts In Baker
county strange, strange!
Tho Baker City Prosperity associa
tion has for Its objects:
1. To keep the dinner pall full.
2. To keep the pay car going,
t. To keep the factory busy.
4. To keep the worklngmen em
ployed. .
I. To keep the present wages up.
(. To make Baker Cltv beautiful.
Grande, In Union county, Oregon, for
the purpose' of furnishing additional
side track, wltchlng facllltle and
repair hop within th town of La
Grande, Oregon, to properly erv the
public, In order that the public and
different persons traveling or' (hip
ping freight over plaintiff road may
be accommodated; and public Inter
est require the construction of auch
side tracks, additional switching fa
cllltle and repair shops and the pros
ecution of scld enterprise, nd for an
assessment of all the damage that!
will result to the said defendants.
John Eastlack, Susan Eastlack. Alon-
ro (.ran, Ethol Crane. Alfred W
await the arrival of an officer 'from
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the scene of his alleged crime, says the Crane and Christopher Crane, by rea-
ii.uui.o. ne i m me city son of the taking an nn. .
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Jail and takes his arrest stoically and
philosophically. It Is asserted that he
caught a well known local hotel
keeper for a neat sum of money on
the strength of his bad .checks.
SUMMONS. "
In the Circuit Court of the Stat of
Oregon for Union County.
said property by the plaintiff, and
upon the payment by the plaintiff of
the damage assessed and awarded on
the trial of the said cause the plaintiff
taku a judgment appropriation all of
said property upon which to construct,
build, equip, operate and maintain
additional side tracks, switching facil
ities and repair shop within the town
of La Grande.'
This summon I published for tlx
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and Susan Eaatlack, hi wife, Alonzo Hon. T. H. Crawford. Judge of the
Yardmaster KUIod.
J. W. Leak, yardmaster at Star
buck, for the O. R. n., aied last
night from Injuries received earlier,
when he wa accidentally run over
by a awltch engine. ay the Walla
Walla Bulletin. Mr. Leak I about 50
years of age and has been varrtma...
at Starbuck for about two years. He
has no relatives In this part of the
country. After being run over the
man wa put on a train and tartd
for this city to' the hoanltol. hut rfi
before he reached Prescott. Ills left
leg wa completely evered at the
hip, and Injurlo about the head and
body were .ustalned. The remains
were brought to this rlty, and were
taken charge of bv tha f. ...,
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undertaking company.
La Grande went dry Jim 1, but It
was proven over one year ago that
there Is an abundance of pure, spark
ling artesian Water In less than 1009
feet below the surface. Why not hove
artesian city water? ;
The Oregon Railroad Navigation
Company, plaintiff, v. John Eaatlack
7. To keep ud th beautiful llaht..and Susan Eaatlack. hi wife. Alonzo Hon. T. H. Crawford, tiutm r th.
Ing system. j Crane and Ethel Crane, hi wife, Al- j bov entitled court, mad on the
Heavy Crop of I'wm Iios.
Freewater, Ore., June 4. Peachea
re heavy on the trevs at thl time,
and many of the orchard are being
thinned. J. N. Stone ha 17 men at
this work In hi orchard.
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Tho Seet of t
Beautiful ffa
lie in kerping th akin oral
icvicauwciiMcicanteo. jurt
washing U not enough that
only leavo thedclicate surfac
more expowd to the irritation
pi dust and germi to merci
ien cttacki ol sun and
weather. After waliuir, ap
ply Kohertine and exprncne
Iti ddiphtliil rrfrhment
Yon will admire th line-leu
softness it imparls to lac,
neck and arms. It not only
stimulates radiant glow, but
protect! th 1 kin Irom becom
ing coarse, pr vents burn-
illir. tan anl fr-rL I..
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BERTIFJT-
t. To fight for a city park,
f . To boost Baker City.
Nothing Is said about keeping the
numerous bar In the city lined with
worklngmen on Saturday night. Per
haps they only forgot to Incorporate
that as one of their purpose.
Ladd Canyon. ' A lew
Peter Medernach,' a Pendleton sa
loon keeper, think that under prohi
bition Pendleton will be the' best town
In eastern Oregon, and wilt transform
hi dramshop Into an electric . show
hop. That' the way to look at
thing. Here' hoping h will make
good.
Milton' Strawberry Fnrtlral.
Milton. Ore., June 4. Tomorrow t
th time of the great Strawberry festi
val and hone show In Milton. - Great
preparation are sow under way for
thl occasion. There will be vry
manner - of entertainment, musto.
race, ball game aad a program hi the
fred W. Crane, a minor, and Christo
pher Crane, a minor, defendant
To the above-named defendant, John
Eaatlack, Susaa Eaatlack, hi wife,
Alonso Crane and Ethel Crane, hi
wife, Alfred W. Cran, a minor, and
Christopher Cran, a minor:
In th nam of the state of Oregon
you are hereby required to annear
and answer th compliant filed against
you In th above entitled court and
cause, on or befor th Hth day of
June, 1(0$, that being lx full week
after th date of the first publica
tion of thl summons, and If you fall
to so appear and answer said com
plaint, th plaintiff herein will take
Judgment against you for the relief
demanded m It complaint herein, to
wit: For Judgment of th above en
titled court In the above entitled
cause, appropriating to the plaintiff
all of Iota two (I), three ($), four (4)
and flee I), of block twelve (II); In
Rivera! d addition to the Town of La
24th day of Aull. long: th data of
th first publication thereof being on
th 1st day of May, 10$, and th 12th
day of June, 1101. I to be th data
of th last publication thereof.
W. W. COTTON,
. W. A. BOBBINS, and
. COCHRAN A COCHRAN, '
Attorney for Plaintiff.
run kbnt-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; pleasantly lo
cated. Inquire of Mrs. Maul R.
MacDonald, 1114 Sixth treet 'Phon
Black 4(3. .
At Child' narnese Shop
A full tin of tents, wagon sheets.
bed covers and summer robe jut ar
rived at Jack Child harness shop oa
Fir street.
A business thrive on advertlafn
like a ecaoel boy on buttermilk
eora bread.
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QEORQE PALMER. Pr.tid.nt W. H. BRENH0LTS A..'t Cashi.r
J. M. BERRY, Vic Pruid.nt C. S. WILLIAMS, 2d A,, t Caah'iar
F. L MEYERS, Cashier
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La urande National Bank f
Of La GranJef Oregon
CAPITAL AMD SURPLUS, $160,000 !
UNlYED STATE8 DEPOSITORY
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DIRECTORS '
J. M. Barry A. B. Con!., F, J. Holm. r. M. DrykltJ
C C Pennington 'F. L Mayer Oto.lL. Cleaw
W. L. BrenaotU Oeorg Pafmer ' '