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I'AGE tia?f.r. . - - ETES1X0 nBSEKTEK. L.t HAS WE. UKfcuva. miiMi,rBiLiMti.'" r
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TERMS CASH. Look at these prices oh Stein-Block Clothes
SUITS $15.00' - - V $12.50 . . . - -Extra Pants $3.50- . 3 25
i " 18.00 v : ; .' - , mso . , . . - 4..; . . . jjg .; 4
" 20.00 - 16.50 " ; 5 - ""
22.60 .'- 18.60 - 4 . 5.50 .-, - ,r : .::,-'-; . a'5q-
" 24.00 ! - . , . . 20.50 : 6- .... . . ' ..'
25. - ; ... . 21.00 " Light Weight Cravanettes at one half price , .
ZA fn Fr F5) Wl7 ($ I Is3 0) -I?) (?
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We are Agents for Warren's Rust-Proof Corsets
Ladies v Tailored
50 different models are now on display here, no two of them alike, and .
: ' all perfectly new. The choiceon any of these assure an absolutely
. distinctive tailored suit, and at a price little if any more than you would
pay for the goods and having it made. . ' '
Ladies' Shoes
Exquisite Millinery
In the matter of style, the most
critical expert must pronounce our'
exhibit correct. There is such a
variation in size, such a variety of
trimming, that almost any desire
you may have for the quiet, the
subdued, or for any model up to
the dashingly picturesque, may be
gratified. You will pronounce the
exhibit complete.
Silk Petticoats
You certainly need a new silk
petticoat .for your new spring suit
because for this you cannot make
one that you have "to." J ust in
a beautiful color variety, as well
as black, the' guaranteed kind.
Shoes that give good wear. We
set shoe standard high because we
know that shoes of assured quality
in leather and workmanship are
most satisfactory, both in style and
cost. They have stood the test of
time. It will pay you to buy them.
Lingerie Waists
"When you see these new spring
and summer waists you will mar
vel; when you learn that they are
all new patterns, long sleeves, and
no two alike.' They are so dainty;
all have been copied from the
choicest French models.
The Spring Coat and Jackets Have Arrived
There is no season of the year when the store is more
interesting than now
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UNCLE SAM
TENACIOUS
Another land content, in which the
United States is a party is on In t-
land oflke today. This time suit is
brought to cancel the homestead entry
of John McCulloth. 'The land is in
Wallowa county. TUe government al
leges nou compliance with the law to
regard to residence and cultivation.
A big bundle of typewritten testi
mony, 4-8 panes, has beeu received
at the local laud office In connection
with the cane of the government
against Judge Bean, et al of Pendle
ton. UmaUlla people will await with
considerable tuteeut the decision ot
the local officials in regard to these
cases.
ARCH
liltSE
No on has yet been found who ii
tel anything of the friends or rel
atives of Fred Miller, th man who
was klled at Hilgard yesterday mor-
ing.
ilo was in the Van Duyn Realty
company's otlice the night before he
was killed and wanted a job as cook
In Baker City nr.'hius seems to bo
known of his antecedents, but it Is
sal.l he was addicted to the use of
liquor. The remains will be kept at
least until tomorrow afternoon on the
chance that relatives or friends will
learn of his death and wish to take
charge of the remains. If no on
claims the body It will be burled by
the county, as Miller had but $3.80 on
his person when killed.
trip that will be enjoyed immensely
by the members of tin squad. There
will be something to work for l.ls
year, uiot assuredly. .
LOCAE TEAM
10 SPOKANE
U Grande will play the Spokan-
high BcJiool football team at Spokane
".thr on October .55 or November z..
This decldely bracing news was re
ceived by Manager Geddes today and
has set loyal followers to thinking
and ouUtnlug the dope on what the
chances are for winning. For time
it was thought that Spokane would
com here on one ot these two dates,
; but the latest from the Inside la that
I La Grande is going to Spokan, a
. Manager Cardinler has the same
stroy for patrons todai a program
that will do you good. One of the
King sisters, the tiniest actors on the
Pantages circuit, is sUk and cannot
appear In public tonight, but hopes
to be able to bow to an audience to
morrow afternoon. The Blossoms are
always in favor and regardletU nl
what their changes are. they always
satisfy. The Klngsburys are no less
popular as the week-end approaches.
Brand new moving pictures to nteht.'
1ST SEND
ACTUAL LIST
c.enAroltles do not go with the man
agement of the ' Walla Walla track
meet and definite entrlea must be in
their hands at once. Consequents
all events where there is a ienou.
dispute for places, must be rutt oat
br local squad members before to
morrow noon. The 50, 100 nd 22
yard dashes will be run off this evn
Ing notwithstanding the cool weath
er, while the hurdles both classes
will he taken care of tomorrow. fore
noon. The demands came late and no
time will be allowed for preparation.
Send us your lace curtains. Every
one who sends is pleased with our
work. Why not you T
Cherry's new laundry. , 4-1-tf
' J. Q. A. Richardson is in from his
farm in Lower Cove today. Mr. Rich
ardson Ib a philosopher. When asked
as to the condition of his f ru't he
Bald "I don't know. I never examine
the fruit In my orchard, simply be
cause there la yet lots of time for
frost, and knowing in advance that
T will have no crop adds nothing to
my happiness I Just let the matter
go.' After T have prepared the ground,
planted the seed, and done all I can
do, It is not lu my province to dr
iny more.
COVE FBUIT LAND.
We have 100 acres of the fines;
fruit in Cove. Subdivided in 10 acia
tracts. Fine black soil, 1-2 mile from
Bchool, running water on each 10 ac
res. Have just completed three miles
of new woven wire fence on place,
j Price $125.00 to $200.00 per acre. Will
sell with part cash, balance payable
' in installment's or on straight tlmi to
suit purchased Will take some rood
La Grande property as part payment
4-23-5-5 U Grande Investor it
Co.
Treasurer's Call for County Warrants.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned 'treasurer of UnloB.uai
Oregon, has funds on hand with which
to ray all county warrants that were
endorsed by the treasurer prior to the
first day of April, 1907. No Interest
allowed on the above warrants afte
March 22, 1J0.
.22-tf JOHN FRAWLET,
Treasurer of tlnlon County, Oregon
FA X'Y SEED POTATOES.
A new fancy seed potatoes from
Maine and Colorado the pried Is from
2 1-2 cts and 7 cts per pound. At A.
V. Oliver's warehouse.
4-23-30 . NEILL & BECKLEY.
DRY CHAIN WOOD DRY
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For Best quality ct;DRY chain-wood call on
V. E. BEAN . ..'
' Biggest loads for least money
PriONERED 1741
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
t Isolated Tract.) ;
PUBLIC LAND SALE.
Department of the Interior,
U. 8. Land Office at La Grande, Ore.,
February 8th, 1909. ;
Notice is hereby 'given that, as di
rected by the commissioner of the
general land office, under provisions
of act of congress approved June 27,
.Ana li CMota K17 VLB will Offer at i l
public sale, K the highest bidder, at f
O'clock a. m.. on the 2d day or April j g
... . . . . ..... .l - . ..,. A a. I ti
1009, at this ornce, me wnunuij " f
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Nli NWU', SEU'NW snd SW14;P
NE'4. section 20, township B south, j
range 35. E. W. M.. serial No. 02537. j
Any persons claiming adveruely the , l
above described land are advised to j 5
die their claims or objections, on t,r
before the time demgnaica ior smc.
F. C. BRAMWELL .Register
A. A. ROBERTS, Receiver.
You Need
A Well
Get on Your Mark! Get
set!! BANGUI
VJe are off for
C. C. PENMGT0N & CO.
who are giving a per cent of all
their sales from April i9 to 24, to
the Mhieiic Fund of the High
School. Help the boys win the
Eastern Oregon Field Meet. -
SPECIAL SALE ON
MEN'S GL0THING of all
Kinds; HATS, SHOES
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J '. A letter to me'stating
I your location and needs
will bring you all the in
I formation regarding well
X drilling necessary. 5;
R. A. 1VEST,
The Well Driller
Look for Millinery
New Back Combs
Barretts and Hand-
some White BeUs
E.n.WELLf1Sii & CO.
ADAMS AVKJTCE
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