WHAT
U .il j ou t-ttVu lor
you nihil: or today?
You niajjiusspr ques
tiou s alif It'rloiiJi l : "i j
the Model
restaurant, the old standby,
' Our cooking is a paragon of
perfection,, our food .faultless
and our service rapid and cour.
(anna Utiaf mfira nan nta amt
except that our prices are popu
lar? We give a regular four
course dinner for 25 cents. """
Come and try it. -You will
not need the sense of hunger
to enjoy it. '
MODEL
; RESTAURANT . .'.
J. A. ARBUCKU5, Prop.
OPEN DAY AND NIUHT
We jell weekly Meal e . '
Ttitkeis, Cash $4.50 .
W - A - R -
Carptts, Window Shades, Curtain Poles and Brass
Rods. ;,
To exchange NEW CASPETS for'your old ones. Call
. and see our line oi the latest patterns in Carpets
. .. ; and Linoleums.
Bargains
Center Table, l' rench, Legs, a Bargain at $4 25
Trunks and Vuliee; ut Bargain Prices. Extr Val
ues in a Rolled Edge Lounge. Big Bargains in Many
Things.
Remember we do Upholstering and all kinds of
Repair work. Carpets Cleaned and laid.
fl. B- Haigtsen Pho2n0e51 F. D. Haigten
Highest Prices Paid for Second Hand Goods.
I 1 Get The Habit i
fOf troding at the Nebraska Grocery Store and you
cannot break youreelf of it. Our goods are always
- the best, our prices are the lowest and our stock is X
X complete. X
fD jj , having the largest slock of "Preferred" 5
DCSIUtS canned goods, Allen & Lewis special
brand on all their leading lines. We have just re-
F ceived a new and complete lino of Men's and Women's
x? aud Shoos which we invite you to iuspect.
CttRALSTON
f NEBRASKA GROCERY STORE
Cor. Fir and
ELECTRIC FIXTURES
All who are building new .r rebuilding their
home, i'hii neatly finish their parlors, dining rooms
halls etc with u 1 to 6 light Electolere, at a reason
able price, aa wo are iu position to undersell anv
fixture in tbe Inland Empire.
We huve at our office a complete stock of assorted
styles of coiling and wall fixtures of beautiful de
signs and finish. Also Shades of pit designs.
We cordmllj invite the public .to inspect our
stock even if you are not ready to buy. Office
opeu from 7 a in to 8:30 p m.
ia Grande Light and Power Co.
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SUMMERVILLE
LIVERY
W. I. Hunter & So.i have
Lifused the McKinzie 8'ablea
nd are prepared to serve the
uiblio Id a first class manner
it reasonable ra'eg
TRADE FOLLOWS THE PRICE
l
That is why people come here
for men's and by boys' shoes
T'W Jg. Tilt lino is oar spec
ialty i Here is whejk prfiw and
quality are oombu'ed.
C. V. PRESTON,
Shoe Specialist DEPOT STREET
'T - E - D.
Universal Range. $40 00
Childs Bed and mat
tress t6 75
Good Fold ng Bed $3.25
Jefferson 8ls.
State News
Items of Interest From All
Over the State, Gleaned
From Observer List Of
Exchanges
Tbe Oregon Irrigation Association
will bold its third anonal meeting at
Ontario, Malheur oounty, on Sept. 19,
20, and 31. Extensive preparation! are
being made for the reoeptton of the
visitors by the thriving little city.
Among the prominent people expected
to be present are Governor Chamber
lain, Senator Knlton, Congressman
Willlsinrod, and V H Newell, chief of
tbe reclamation bureau
Only Ave burial permits were issued
by the Kocoidor of Pundleton daring
the month of Aagast. This is tbe low
est reoord f.ir f.ny lne month during
the past ten yia'B. -
The livest ok men o( Milheur county
Lave organ zed a protective association
to rid theoounlrr of home thieves: T
W Halllday, president ; First Bank of ,
Vle, vice pieaident; and JS Edwards,
o? Dell, secretary. . .
An unknown young man war "found
dead in a city park at The Dalles,' Sat
urday night, having taken carbolic
acid. He is thought to have been an
ex-convtet because of the prison clothes
be wore. . .. . ,- "
The Oregon City woolen mills ad.
vpi tleed free transportation to expert
spinners who would come to the milis
permanently, and two young men from
Indiana accepted the offer. They
worked two days in tbe mills and then
mysteriously disappeared
Had The Snakes
We have often beard of individuals
having the "snakes," after baying
gazed too long upon the wine when it
was "aovoral different colors of the
rainbow," but according to Tbe Dalles
Chronicle there Is a whole town which
had them lsat week. Tbe Chronicle
says:
"Snakes is what Forest Grove had all
last weok, though it has the reputation
or being a temperance town. It Is no
ballnoinalion . either; but the real
thing. Early in the week a snake show
oametotown. Tbe license for shows
of that character 1" higb and tbe abow
meu made an ineffectual attempt to
have it reduoed But the city fathers
would not see i' that way and the 11
cense remained. Then a quarrel arose
among the members of the company.
One member turned loose tbe entire
collection of snakes. In a few hours
heso snakes were scattered all over
town. Wherever a man went there
was a big bull snake, a young boa con
strictor or perhaps a rattlesnake. Now
tbe show has gone, but tbe snakes re
main. ASSIGNMENT OF
TEACHERS
All preparations have been made (or
the opening of the La Grande Public
Sohoole next Monday. The teachers
are all ready and anxious to take up
tbe treat work of "teaching the young
Uea how to shoot." A new grade, the
12lh, hiwbenn added to tl.o coarse.
The namps of tbe teachers and their
assignment of grades are as follows:
Nellie Q Neill lb la
lie sale Worstell lb-la
Maud DeLong la 2b
Maud Iiogsdon 2b 2a
Mary Tait 2a
I Alice Hen son . 3b
Mso Wenhaui 3b
( Mertle Aldrich a
. Bessie Goodnough 4b 4a
Gertrude Mitchell 4b
Susan Molllroy
Manuel Snider 6b
Carrie Huff 5a
Bernlce Logedon 6b 6a
8yra Kuhh 7b 7a
Evallna Rohan 8b-8a
F K NoordhofT 9
Francis A te?er 10
Alice MoKinley 11
11 J llookenberry, Superintendent,
Born
MYTINGKR Iu this city September
5th, I'M, to Mr and Mrs Mytlnger
a son.
UAVIS-In this city Tuesday Aug SO,
1004, to Mr and Mrs E (J Darts a
daughter.
NOTICK fOR Pl.'BLlCATION
Department of the Interior
Lfttid OtniMS iJk Until d. Off.,
July h W
Notlo trt horx'l ftlvon that th follow.oit
tiiiinr1 Mtllct h nlett nolle of hi intention i
in the fliiltrrin aiiiiiNtriuf tiimUim, and lhl
futtdtrNr will be uivle berurc the IU later
and itwclverol the V 8 Ijnd Offlrc nl im
Ornttde, ntron,on cm3) 1904., viw H K So.
Kh7, l-ac lUrrim of 1- Ontndf Oregon, fur tit
hWi WK1 HrtMlon NK NW, NK
Hwtlon M. Tuwnnhlp No. , 8uuth, k twite No.
a; K W-.M.
He tiiuet the foUowlnpt wltntwww to prove bi
oontl uoua rcftikitce tinoo nd cul(ivriou nf
.W luntL Krue( II UcLouk. Net Uatrop,
uam - - - -
In the river front file in Portland 00
Saturday evening, in which about $50,
000 wortb of property belonging to
machine shops and wholesale bouses
was destroyed, the "George H Williams''
Portland's new fireboat, utterly failed
to extinguish the fire, because of the
Incompetency of a stoker on board.
The new government dredge, Wal
lowa, was launched at Riraria Saturday..-.
The boat has been under ton
strootion for several weeks and is now
completed with the exception of tbe
installation of the machinery, '
The ooroner's jury upon inquiry in
to the death of the young man found
dead in The Dalles last Saturday .ren
dered a verdict finding that tbe de
ceased came to his death by an . over
dose of morphine sulphate, and bytak
ingcaibolio acid, He had registered
at the Obar hotel as J W Smith, Spjg-
eriana. -
OS-TE-OPA-THY
Appendicitis, Pneumonia and
Typhoid
8ucb frightful crises in life a appen
dicitis, pneumonia and typhoid lev. f
are the result of blockaded nutrition
that is to say, interrupted nerve or1
blood supply .in definite areas of the
xnatomy. In appendicitis tbe s at of
interference is near the union of the
large and small intestines, in tbe small
vestigial, or remnant, stomach known
as the vermiform appendix; in pneu
monia the inflammation is In tbe lungs ;
in typhoid fever It is in the lining of
the intestine). Osteopathy lifts such
blockades and removes the causes of
inflammation wherever they are estab
lished, and, if it I applied in time, it
aborts the onooming of these localized
inflammatory maladies.
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3. 1878
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. 8. Land OHicfl, 1 Qmnde, Oroeon.
MaV. 14. 1D04.
Notli'A Is hereby BTlTon that In comullance
With tho proflBloQHof the act of CkniKrewi of
June 8, iH7 en ii i lea "An aci lor tnti nme oi
timber landtt in the Utates of California, Ore
(n.Ti. N nvmla. nnd Wiuthlnirton Torrllurv. ur
extended to all the Public Land StateH by avl
or August 4, isw, nezeitmn u uuuier, or i
Urande, County of union Htate of Oregon,
hui this dav ffli'd In this office his nworn
statement No. 8104, for the purcbaseof the HE'i
SW4 Sec. 21, and NWJ4andHWji NW
Ol eeoiion a, ip nu r( Kaiiife nw), n n m.
And will odor proof to allow that the land
Rtinn-ht. im in ore vi luablo for Its timber or
Htfinn thun for imrloultural tjurrjoneH. and to
etttabllaU hlo claim to said land before the
KeKiRter and Receiver or hub oince ai u&
Orunde, OroKon, on Thursday, the 4th day
Anoint 1WU.
He names u witnesses: Jack McCarty
Elmer Haling, John Smith, and Frank Utr
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above donor (bed Unds are requested to file
their alulrns IntUlBoiTlce on or before suld
4th day 0 August, IBM. ,
B. W, DavU, BgUtr.
Piano Tuner
Have Prof. Hendrioks tare yoar
piano. Il will pay rou to do so. Tun
ing and repairing carefully done We
kindly solicit yoar work.
Oct 3 Prof. Hendricks
tOR SALE 8 acres of land aad house
of 0 rooms 1 aorta In bearing orchard
one aire in strawberries, stables for
V horses and out bouses p lenty of
wnter 20 minuets work from P O for
partioulars oall at grooery store of W
McFarlbne. 9-1-10-1.
FOK SALE Dairy cows. Inquire at
the Grider farm, H F D No. 2.
For Sale
Jersey Cow Rasy-Paymeots
1 Seven Koom House, out buiMings De
sirable 1 oca' ion.
1 eight Room House with Klectrlo
liilht and city water.
F D Haltten
Second Htind Store.
Furnished Room
Centrally located con erof WnBhlng
tou aod Cth Streets. Known ne (to.
Ball's lodging house.
1
FOR RENT Furnished
rent. Applj to Mrs. M
1306 O street. Phone 061,
roorDB for
A Aiani8,
8ept 1
FOOVD A buggy tap or burr nickle
or silver plated owner ran bave same
bt ralllntat tht. nil ee and psylns for
MIMHttMIIIIIIIH
Contest Notice.
United States band Offloe.
La Uraude, Oregon. .
July, 8tb, 1904.
A sufficient contest atUdavi having
been filed in this office bv Polemna Y.
Boutin, contestant, against Homestead
entry No. 7U9I, made Oct.awr JOth
1897, for EH 8EJ4 Sooiioi.s 8, and
HW'H Section 9 Township i SouthKange
30, E W M. by George Cooper C ontes
tee, in whieh It is alleged that stud
George Cooper has wholly adandnned
aald homestead entry for more than
six months last past, and further that
said entryman bus abandoned said
entry for more than four years last past
and that he never made any improve
ments on said land, excopt a Bmall
house, and that said alleged absence
from the land was not due to his
employment in tbe Arinv, Navy, or
Marine Co ps of the United States as a
Erlvate soldier Officer, Seaman, or
arine. during the war with Spain, or
rlurinu anv other war in which the
, United States may be engaged
Said parties are hereby notified to 1
B O . . 1
appear, respond and oner evuieiira ;
touching said allegation at 10 o'clock .
a. in , ou Augart'JStb, VMi, before the ,
Register nd Receiver at the United ,
States Laud Office in La Grande, Ore :
SS- .. ........ . .
rue earn oonie-iaiii uuvu, mmpc
affidavit. Bled June 14th, 11104, set
forth faots wbich show that utter clue
diligence personal peivict1 ol this not'ee
can not be msde, it is borehy ordered
and direeted that such notire be given
by due and proper publication.
T llllameon axent
and attorney for contestant.
EOR SALE Five room house in good
residence portion of town. Will be
sold obeap if sold at once. Inquire
of H P Lewis or Win. Worstell, La
Graqde, Oregon, Oct 1
SOTICE FOIl PUBLICATION
II. 8 ijitid nrfiiu. at 1 Grande, omton.
August IH, IUM.
Hot 1m la hotvi'v siven Ibat th-- rollowuii:
naniHl u.tllir hM fili-rl mttire ot his ilHUIllitm
to make final nmof in Kupport uf lain claim, and
h:ir uiri nronf will lie m.ide bufore the Cuutlty
nut-lr nf llmltilla. Cimiitv. Oregon at Pendleton
Oregon. On Sept. 3O. 11)01, viz It K No 86.11, Joel
A Stanton, of Meachain. Oregon, for tno lutu
a. 4, 5, and 6, Sec 24, T. 1 S, it. s E w M
Me liailleB inu iiiiiowiiik wnilcnnts iu ure it'i,
coniiuuous residence Uion anil cullivaiioti of
said iBnd, viz:
ueort-e u, Hilyara anu jonn n.ia, ihhii -ji
Menchain. Orenon. mill flmtth t:. Stanton anil
James M Haya, botb or Athena, On-gou.
Register
IA QRili
Opposite thoSotniner House.
One of tbe best mubiuul inatitutiona
iu toe state. Four rooms used for
musical instruction, 15 grades of mu-ic
taught. Depaimeut 1, 2 rooms ured
lor tbe nrflt graUos. Children ut the
age of 5 and older come one hour every
day. JJepartDient z, 2 rmmis tor gnua-a
i to 15 for pupils of all aos The lut
est course beet practical musical in
struction. M isit-al conlests for med
als every few Keeks,
E PORTER DAY Principal
MRS DAY. Assistant
HARD
WALL
PLASTER
Ouly costs about 5o per yard
more than common plaster, and
worth many times over.
ADVANTAGES
No danger of freezing as it
can be used in zero weather
Being flexible instead of brit -
tie as all sand mortors are
it will deut like wood
when
struck or jammed, instead of
breaking Doors, windows, pipe
holes, etc are easily cat through
it It is a non couductor of elec
tricity and thus prevents short
circuiting It adheres equally
well to'briek, stone or common
lath It contains no acids nor
chemicals to corrods It will
not burn nor disintegrate by tire
being a perfect protection for
wood frame work It will undev
no condition pit or blister
Parties having plastering to
do should couault me regarding
this class of work Estimates
cheerfully given
E. REISLAND, Phone 371
A FORETASTE
OF HEAVEN
A touch of an
Angel's Wine
Sorbello
Sandwiches
L0Y
1
1
MAKES 'EM j
"Vww 9 w w m 9 "
v"
J WEATHER FORtXAStv,
: Toi.lght-.aad
Tomorrow fair, ooolertuuorrow
t ' " '
I THE TRAINS 9
No 2 East bound 0:10 p moiitiuie
No 5 West '
OiK tlma.A -
i
That the-way tq 'reach a
mans heart is throiigli his
stomach. Try it by using
Geddes1 Uros canned fruits,
delicious beraies, lettuce, on
ions, and radish, just fesh
from the garden. , We are
the first store the farmers
call on and of course we get
the choice of everything..
We always have the fresh
est eggs, butter, etc. . . r (.
Special attention given to
phone orders.
Geddcs Bros.
tin-' r
OUR BA&K ROOM
Is open for your inspection.
In fact, we will be plnaeed to
aliuw you through our entire
establishment. Everything is
kept' scrupulously neat and
clean and we bave no hesitency
in showing lheti(ost fastidious
how our meats me handled. Wo
now have mih lutest unproved
sausage machine and fun sell
you sausage in all styles.
Bock & Thomas
MY SHINES
Arc like the ''Smile that won't come
otr." I hoy are put on right and slay
riKlit, 1 nsi' only Wliituiore's paste
and guarauioa that if utter thirty days
trinl you tin. I Hint it Ima in any way
way injureil tho leather 1 will prosant
1 t" " L e8
I if you desire n ally tirst class work
. "1 " 'hil"!' La.lics worn a
I ni'ernmy. ueroemlwr tne iiIhoo. Kirt.
ley e i.art'rr
onf where overwtliinir
i- -t fiirn the hoot black 'ip,
'OK I!. WILLIAMS
Sacred Heart Academy
in
Iregnn.
Ibis well
Known itiucii'iiinii. ei.nd'ictei Hu ih
i'eriiii. i tiiecia, annnlsexcellont
dl ictitioii
1 uiiviiiitaices- Music, ilrnw-
u ti :iul na 1 1 - i ii ur optionjil s'n.lion
rrepariin: niiiin ni'liea for the profess
ion ..f trat hiiiK n ppecialiy. Hoarding
and day a htioi npons the first Mondiiv
in September. For catalogue adilrets
bister Super! r. Au 4 Oct I
OREGOft
S&aorLiiM
Time Hhrrt.U
LA OKANDH.
ta!l Lite. Olmitt Ft. No. i
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hallHi, IVn.
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lyton. Ho nn-nn Nfi
khiif nnnt P.'Tf? ft
ra a ith
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4ftn r ranciero every rtvi
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