SEPTEMBED
MFAISK JTl
O OYSTERS
LOY
Serves them in any style
wish '
HATS! HATS! HATS!
-FOR-
. Street and Dress Wear
Furs in the latest style for era ell louidi.
broidery silks, handsome golf gloves.
E M Wellman & co
ams Avenue.
ELECTRIC FIXTURES.
All who are building new cr rebuilding their
homes, can neatly finish their parlors, dining rooms
halls eto with a 1 to 6 light Electolere, at a reason
able prioe, as we are in position to undersell any
fixture in the Inland Empire.
We have at our offioe a complete stook of assorted
styles of ceiling and wall fixtnree of beautiful de
signs and finish. . Also Shades of r-ll designs.
' We oordiallj invite the public to inspect our
stock even if you are not ready to buy. Office
open from 7 a m to 8:30 p m.'
La Grande Light and Power Co.
The Most
Stylish
Modern
Fall
Millinerv
At Prices Far
Previous
Now on Exhibition
I Mrs. J. R. Forrest, j
J Masomo bulding'on Adams avenun.
eosfeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeei
Reading Room.
Tbe east room ol Central Church o
Christ. Opto oserj day from oooo U
six in tb evening. Dailr sad weekly
p (pun, msgesinas od b-rki. Ilea
ad boys oordialljr invited. ' dtrsogeis
always weloome.
A GflEAT BKH8ATI05. .
There wu big sensation in Leeevllle
Indian, when W. H. Brown oi that
Rlaoe, who wu expected to die, had hie
fe saved by Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption, lie writes: "I en
dured insufferable agonies from Asthma,
but your New Discovery gave me im.
mediate relief and soon thereafter
effecUd a complete oore." Similar
ernes oi Consumption, Pneumonia,
Bronchitis and Urip are numerous. It's
the peerless remedy for all throat and
lung troubles. Price 60c, and L
Guaranteed by La Grande Drug Co.
and Newlin Drug Oo,, Druggists.
FOR BALK One first class milch cow.
For particulars telephone 1270.
0 B SENT Office rooms, inquire at
O F Coolidge's paint store.
New em-
and Most
Below Any
Offer :
'
Enlarged
Packing
House
: The Oregon Frodaoe Co has bought
the two corner lota on Jefferson Ave.
and Greenwood streets from O W Nes
ly of Prosser Wash, and will erect a
three story storage building on same
in the spring 80 Ij 110 (feet fiontlog
on Jefferson Ave. and extending to the
side track on the north. The founda
tion may possibly be laid this winter
in order to be settled by spring time.
The first story will be stone and the
two upper stories oi briok. tiydrsullo
lift and everything iu ounneotlon with I
tbs building will be modern and. up to
date
The object of the oompany is
to do a wholesale storage and forward
ing business. ' They have also bought
the corner opposite from W a Master
ton. Mr Masterton moves the two
wooden building to other lots and the
oompan) willereot a 4000 modern
brick oottage thereon. They have
great faith in the future of La Grande
and think that a jobbing, and distrib
uting business can be dona here just
as well as at Baker City or Pendleton.
lyphoid Fever Viewed
Osteopathicalty
isteopatny by the aacoess attending
. a applicatiun in this diseasr has
v juac.d a step in advame uf the
.'. .rap uuo remediiss loimrily em-
i)od. While these piactical reau.ta
v spoken tor tue.ueeivca, th - prin
.da a.-m which the treatment is
e i; by a .ittle study, will bj seen
V ear cut, logic a. d soi-ntinc.
.yptioid f ver is directly caused by
a germ oalied tbs typhoid baoiilus, or
baoJlus of Kbettb, arter the man who
first diBOovered it. These germs en
ter the alimentary canal, tbrongh toe
medium of our food and drink. They
pass with the nutrient and digestive
materials through the stomach on
down through the upper part of the
small intestine. In the mucous mem
brane lining the lower part of the leas
er bowel, they encounter a condition
suitable for their growth aud envelop
ment and here they lodge and begin to
multiply, producing inflammation and
Anally ulcers. As a result of their
activity poisonous produots are gen
erated aud are circulated to all parts
of the system, producing fever,
This In brief outline is the invisible
process of a case of typhoid, It is
perfectly safe, to say, however, that
there are dozens of individnals who
have taken these germs into their di
gestive tracts and not had typhoid for
every one that developed it. Now why
is this? A hy did they i.ot all take It?
Simply because the germs do not and
uannot thrive in healthy tissue and it
was only in those persons in whom the
lining membiane if the intestine was
unhealthy that the micro-organism
oould act. What made this membrane
at this particular point unhealthy?
Sometimes we see, to sll appearances,
a well and strong man attacked. Why
this one weak spot in his body? Here
le where the scientific application of
Osteopathic principles are evldenied.
Mo tissue will be unhealthy if it is re-'
ceiving its noimal, uninterrupted
nerve and blood supply.
The Osteopath, aa an anatomist,
knows that where the nerves whloh are
distributed to the lower part of the
small intestine emanate from the spin
al canal they hro to pass through
little holes in the vertebrae and then
cn through a meabwork of cartilage,
ligaments, musoles and tendons before
they can reaoh their ultimate destina
tlon. He carefully examines that part
of the spine to sse it by any previous
strain, twist, jar, heavy lift or blow
these structures in this area have be
oome thickened, tensed or are out of
their normal position. Finding that
any of them are so, he reasons that
here must be the original and funda
mental cause of the trouble; for the
nerve fibres passing through and be
tween these spinal tissues, being of
much softer and more delicate com
position, would be pressed upon and
irritated, Ihi nerves being effeoted
thus, tbs part of the intestine supplied
by them would be made unhealthy;
for some at these little nerre flbies
oalied vasomotors (vessel movers) even
oontrol, by their dlstriburlon to the
minute circularly arranged muscle
fibres regulating the oallber of the
blood vessels, tbs amount of blood cir
culating through the intestine.
Arguing logically, then, from canse
to effect, would not the moat effective
remedy for the speediest possible re
covery oi the patient be that directed
toward the removal of the primary
oause the spinal interference?
In harmony with this line of reason
ing, the Osteopath dlreots hia skilled
manipulations to tl ose spinal tissues
with a view to oauslng these structures
to return to their normal condition
and thus, through he meoium of the
now-relieved blood vessol. controlling
nervei, to allow pure blood to flow in
a natural, unimpeded manner through
the diseased Intestinal area. V
Bnt what about the poison produced
by the germ?
Ttere is but one wsy teat this osn
be eliminated that is, through the
excretory organs, the liyer, bo els,
kldneye and skin. These ere stimula
ted to their greatest activity, In a
manner which drug medioation oould
not accomplish, by Osteopathic treat
ment directed to the nerves supplying
them. The skin should be further
encouraged in its work by sponge baths
ml th Wldneva bv drinking water
frequently, but small quantities at a
time. Treatment of the heart and
blood . vessels through their nerves
would eq'ialize the general circulation
and help oontrol the lerer. By quiet--ing
treatment to the sensory nerves
.h.,A irritation ia found, the ex
cessive nervousness .and restlessness
would be relievld. Coder such pro
cedure tbs patient, after recovering
from the disease, does not bave to
spend months In recuperating irom
tha nntlvn and reactionary elfeots of a
long course of drugging. Osteopathic
Health.
Dr. Moore Osteopath Sommer Bldg
D H Steward is erecting a new bill
board at the Ourner of Depot street
aod Wasbington Ave. The new board
will be fifty four feet long on Depot
Street and thirty two feet on Wash
ington Avenue and ten feet high.
Fun For AH
New mueio, new costumes, elabor
ate aoenery and pretty girls are some
oi the Iratures that nave been added
ti iliervival' ol "Fiuuigau's Bali"
wuiou ia tbc vemole used by GalUguer
and Barrett this seaaon for their se
cond aouual steiring tour. The oom
imih is uuder t e management ol
O . t i 'cr., w i.' runnae '-Uu uioal
tuioiiiuue produotiou tver given this
p pulr muaiCal oouiedy. Fiumgan's
ti 1." outnna ui rji-wrua Opera House
K iday 21.
A fHOUUUIFUL MAN.
li. M. Austin of, Winchester, . Ind.,
knew wbst to do in the hour of need.
His wife had such an unusual case of
stomach and liver trouble, physicians
could not help her. He though of and
tried Dr. King's New Life Pills and she
got relief at once.and was finally oured.
Only 26c, at La Orande Drug Co, and
Newlin Drag Co., Drug Stores,
For Sale
Acre traot with new two room house,
in Pleasant Home addition. $400.
Part oaah, balance monthly install
ments. Enquire of V H Haworth at
Stoddard Lumber Co. 10-17-24
CURES OLD SORtiS
eit airiUnl, tCia. Ji 5
1902.
Baard iaiw Liniment Oo To ur Snow
Liniment cured an old sore on the side
of my ohin that was supposed to be a
cancer. The soee was stubborn and
would not yield to treatment, until
i inea anow uinimenc, wnicn aia tne
work In short order My sister. Mrs
SODhia J Carson. Allensville. Millin
Co, Pa, has a sore and mistrusts that
it ia a cancer. Please send her a
ouc bottle. Hold by Kewlin Drug Co,
Finnigan's Bali
which oomes to Steward's Opera
House has outlived all the similar or
ganizations whloh sprung op after the
suocess of Berry and Fay uf teen years
ago. It is a shining example of "the
survival of tbe Attest" for the man
agement of Finnigana Ball has never
deceived the publio and always given
more than was promised. The pre
sent company is headed by Gallagher
and Barrett, a team that have no rivals
In legitimate Irish comedy. A large
onorus or pretty girls are a feature,
Friday the 2L
HARD
WALL
PLASTER
Only costs about 5o per yard
more .than common, plaster, and
worth many times over.
ADVANTAGES
No danger of freezing as it
can be used iu zero weather
Being flexible instead of brit
tleas all sand mortors are
it will dent like wood when
truck or jammed. inatnaH nt
breaking Doors, windows, pipe
oies, eto are easily out through
it It is a non conductor of elec
tricity and thus prevents short
circuiting It adheres equally
well to brick, stone or common
lath It contains no acids nor
chemicals to corrods It will
ot barn nor disintegrate by fire
being a perfect protection for
wood frame work It will under
no condition pit or blister
Parties having plasteriug to
do should consult me regarding
this olass of work Estimates
cheerlully given
E. RE1SLAND, Phont 37
THAT TIRED FEBLINU
f. .. u -Mnl1 J .1 -n
HM.jkhl. lor work, at indicates thai.
your luer is out of order. . Uerblns
III -..oil.. Tl n 1 1 1 r n Dim (iff hfUtil-
achea, rheumatism and ailments akli.
to nervousness ana require uie energm '
and vitality of sound and perfeot health
J J Hubbard, Temple, Texas, writ.,
Maroh Si 19u2: "1 have used Herb: ii
for the past two years. H baa do e
me more gooa uiaa mi aim duck r
iuu. r aa VuiH unrl havn thai li 1
feeling I take dose of Herbioe. It
ia tno ness meaiume ever uumi,. i ir
chills and fever." Wcta a bottle.
Bold by Newlin Drug Co.
IN THE 0NITED STATES DISTRICT
OOUfiT FOR THE DISTRICT
OF OREUON.
In the matter of Thomas
.t,.i ... ur r i t KnvTnvma
MatUe Long, a part-1 OK THIS
ners under the firm- FIRST
nameofNIoIevALong, ' MEETING
BANKRUPla, and as OF CUED
Individuals, BANK- ITORS.
RUPT8: J
To the Creditors of Thomas Nioley,
W. D. Lonir and Mattie Loan, as co
partners under firm name of Nicley &
Long, and us individuals, all of La
iranae, union oouniy, uregon, ,anu
each a Bankrupt:
NOTIC1S IS HKKEr QlVHiN, tnal
on the 28th day of September, 1904,
the said ibomas Nicely, W. D. Long
aud Mattie Long, as a co-partnership,
under the Urm-nameof Nioley fc Long,
and as individuals, w-ire each duly ad
judicated a bankrupt, and that the
drst meeting of the Creditors will be
held at the otHoe of the undersigned,
in La Grande, Oregon, on Friday, the
21st day of October, 1904, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, of said day, at
wnicn time ana place saia o realtors
may attend, prove their olalma, ap
point a Trustee, examine the Bank
rupta, and transact such other business
aa may properly oome before said
meeting. Twenty Ave cents muBt ao
cmpany each oiaimed fl ed.
Date4 at La Urande, Oregon
W4.
F S Ivanhot , Referee
FOR SaLE
Aodiid'sl20 gooart-at half price-
Almost as liood as new; Fhone 1776
farmers line. "
TRADE FOLLOWS THE PRICE
That is why people come here
for men's aud br boys' shoes
The J. . Tilt line is our spec
ialty. Here is where prioe and
quality are combined.
C W. PRESTON,
Shoe Specialist DEPOT STREET
GUARDIAN'S SALE
By virtue of an order and license
made and entered by the Hon. County
Court of Union County State of Ore
gon, on September 6tb, 1S04, in the
matter of the Guardianship oi the per
sons and estates of Ernest N Patty, Z
Beatrice Patty, and Frank A Patty,
minor heirs of Thomas K Patt.v A.
ceased, aud wards of the undersigned
uv. guBiuiiiu, x win, irom ana atter
the 21st day uf October liKM, at my
home No. 14 18 Adams Avenue, La
(irande. Union Countv. firam.n
ceed to sell at private sale the South
ea,t quarter of Section 3 of Township
Three .North of Range 3d East of the
Willamette Meridan in Union County
Oregou, tor tbe beuefit ot said heirs
and tueir estate. Terms of sale, oash
- - ' Mi I ULty,
(juardian of tbe persons and estates
of Ernest N Patty, Z Beatrice Piity
and Frank A Patty. Minors.
Dated September lu, UWi. pot 21
NOT1UK FOR PUBLlCAriQJi'
1 1 aVtlntrl Tr.i-il
r . . SUI!UC LA!1L aALB.
in i 0 u ""-y a'en, ""at in pursuance of
hlinby aecilon 2,a6 U. a. Ktvu,ed Matulea, 11.
of land, li-mi;. ' . '""""'"S w
"4 H"l aec i T4 SR 3; E. W. M.
mSl 5" f,'"!" "'aiming adferMly the
. . "u,iu 'uu are uuvi.ea 10 lllu their
claims i LUiB office on or btforo tile day aovJ
Wunilsl "lu,wl" b0 (orf"toi- Uatl
E. W. Davis RegUtcr.
A. H. Uotwrta. Ucculver.
TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE j
NOTIi'M veto uiiii, 1 r.n. . . 3
im
U.S. Laud Office; L Urande Oregon,
.... . . wrat tj, IM4.
whV1??i".?"?bj' S'r hat In compliance
i'" .uu. lu iuE eiau.01 California. Oreuun
tendwl to all the l-ubllo Land Stata w ci f
Auuat 14,1, Halph H. Bullli, of La Urania,
county ol U uion. Mate of Orcion h. Ti. . 1
oio, on Friday, th. ard"'day of DSr!
K W D.la, R0iK .
Position Desired
B QakaimnM - t. - .
... " - iuese, aeslres
position as cook, chamber work, dish
.. .uur. Auuress P o boi
I8ept6-8J
Notice
Notice u hereby given that al
persons owing the estate of 1 tt Kel .
log are requested to pay the same to
tbs La Urande Bans. - -
.- J M Charon. ' -Adm,
of the Estate of '
i B Kellog
That the way to reach a
man's heart is through his
stomach. Try it by using
Geddes Bros canned fruits,
delicious beraies, lettuce, an
ions, and radishes, just fresh
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
Special attention given to
phone orders.
I Geddes Bros.
'I ,l Pffl 1 II fel ' w 1 ' J11 Wh i i'
OUR. BACK ROOM
Is open for your inspection.
In faot we will be pleased to
show you through our emtira
establishment. Everything is
kept scrupulously neat and
clean and we have no hesitenoy
in showing the most fastidious
how our meats are handled. We
now have the latest improved
sausage machine and san sell
you sausage in all styles.
Bock & Thomas
Sacred Heart Academy
La Grande, Oregon. This well
known institution, condacted by the
Sisters of St. Francis, affords excellent
eduoatiouitl advantages. Music, draw
ing and painting optional studies.
Preparing young ladles for the profess
ion of teaching a specialty. Boarding
and day school opens the first Monday
in September. For catalogue address -Sister
Superior. Aug 4. Oct 4
'IIHItgllltKIItt
CASH MEAT
MARKET
I have reopened my shop on
North Fir Strt-et. You will
find my shop well supplied
and the prices to suit the
times. Yours for business
Free delivery. Phone 1601
I. HARRIS
y
Oregon
Union Picinr
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Worth. OfnNh
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Portlanil . Dallea, Pen
dletoa. "Valla Walla,
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other pnlnta eaat and
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9.1B a tniwlth iuufa ,r..
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a.?09 tween Portland and
n rraaclaooerery ny days na
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ovnntie.
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