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, I .LA- GRANDE,' OREGON.
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Is AwaitingJYourlQrder at
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NEBRASKA i GROCERY STORE
fOoi. B ir and Jefferson Sts. .
OUU SPECIALTY
Pull Line "Perlerred Stock?
Oarvtied Goods. '
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SPECIALTIES - IIMlI THE SOLO BAND
BEAUTIFUL HDil) THE SOLO '
COSTUMES lluiiil ORCHESTRA
r Presented by a company of dramatic and
dramatic aUuaUoD..
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I PRICES Orchestra 75c, Orchestra Circle 60c; Dress Circle J
r and Balcony 25c. Seats oa sale. Tuesday at Van: Buren's.
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LA GRANDE SCHOOL
OF MUSIC
PROF. DAYJMndplfc . " i
M8S DAY. AisUtant
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This 4s oneXbbeatJmiMlcai;iii
stitationa lathe state. Daring tne
yutr90t then were nearly Foot
thousand lesaons given. Tbe people
ia.this city and valley are begin
ing to diaoorer the great advantage
J tblseohool. The.ey stem need is
iie latest and moat practical, and
Includes ail, the latest diacorerlea
in the art of teaching mosio. The
school la divided Into two depart
ments; No. 1 la for beginners, from
5 yean op, and taking In the 1st to
3rd grades. In tbia department
popils.come one hoar every day.
fa No. 2 tbe grades are from 3 to
15. ;Hre they gradaata. PupiU
tl one or two leeaone week as
tbey desire. No scholars will be
permitted to remain in tbia school
wto do not study,
Arc You Restless at Night?
And haraasea by a bad eoughf Use
r Jlard'a Horehound Syrup, it will
.cure you sound sleep and effect a
prompt and radical cure. 25c, 60c and
il. Newlin Drag Co.
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PAPER AND OTHER
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INNER
.' SHOES .:.
Good School jhoes
a specialty
Proprietor and Mftr
MARCH
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vaudeville areata.
CltmA nlnt with tlttm.
Don't mlu the free band oouoert at noon
R P Tait, the pioneer mosio teacher
of Grande Konde Valley, ia stl'i in the
ring. Daring my vacation I. made it
my business as well as pleasure to at
tend, conoerts, operas, and in fact
everything In my line of bueinesa and
I found that I ae a teacher, and in
terpreter of muaio am still in the front
rank. Pupils who do not wish the full
conservatory course may take tbe pop.
ular placo course. This places the
pupu in position to play the popalar
muelc of the;day, Church and Sunday J
The Violin popular ooorse places the
pupil In position to play all kinds of
dance musio as well aa light overtures
Quite a number of musicians who hare
been nnder my ' Instruction are now
making goodmoney as .teachere and
i w
eoiouts. rupiie who are under my
care will be tlJoughly Instructed in
maslc. BP TAIT. teaohej
Croup : "
Begins with the symptoms of a con
mon cold; there ia chilliness, sneezing
sore throat, hot skin,- quick pnlso,
hoarseness' and impeded respiration
Give frequent small doaea of Ballard's
Horehound Syrup, (tbe child will cry
for it) and at tbe first eign of a oroopy
cough, apply freqaentiy . ballard's
bnow Liniment to the throat.
aire. A Vllet, New Castle, Colo,
writes March 19th, -1901: "I thick
Ballard's tlorebound Syrup a wonder
fol remedy, and ao pleasant," a&r.
&0o and Si. Newlin Crag Co... :
y SorippsNews AseodatioB
. El Peteraburg Feb S3 Upon request
of Maxim Gorky tbe author thai ha
be allowed lo lire al Riga, the authori
ties last night banished him to that
place. His preference of Crimea or
Moscow w&s refuted. Gorky took au
affectionate leave of hie ' wife and
little eon Maxim at tbe station 16 last
night. They will join him at Riga
shortly. . ' .
ONE MILLION '
PER MONTH
New York Feb 2811 Wall street is
right in its information, Angnst Bel
mont is making money taster than
any man in America, with one or two
exceptions. Financial gossips plane
tbe increase in his wealth from f 12,
000,000 to 116,000,000 in tbe last year
Tbis is a little more than 11,000,000 a
iL t il Z l J! a.-.!
to Belmont largely by the senaetiona!
, ... 4 ...
A little more than
year ago this
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in the last two weeks it touched 223
a rise of 140 points within a year. Bel
mont and his friends have mads a
vsst fortune. Young Cornelias Van
derbilt is said to be $5,000,000 better
off as a result of the rise.
Hare Cannery
, Echo Ore. Feb 28 Since the at
tempt of canning the famous Ameri
can bare has proved a failure for the
present a new industry has taken lite.
WE Carlton, of California, In shipp
ing from 160 to 300 of the rabbits
daily to the coursing grounds at
Fresno and San Francisoe. Mr Carl
ton has a force of tour men and two
teams engaged in rounding op tbs
rabbits on Butter creek and 1 bringing
them to tewn for shipment.
The rabbits are shipped by " express
in wooden crates in six sections, one
rabbit to a section. For each o! them
delivered at the depot ha receives . 60
cents, which makes the industry a re
munerative one. The shipments have
been made for the past two weeks and
will continue ontil the coursing sea
son closes. -
Czar Desires Rehrm
. (By Scrippe News Association) '
St Petersburg Feb 28-The Ciar
has deoidi'd to appoint the . Grand
Duke Constantino as Minister of Edu
cation to auoceed M Glassgow. ' Duke
Conetautine is said to be the most
liberal and enlightened of tbe Grand
Dukes. Tne appointment is taken
to indicate that the Czar desires a te
fornvin this department. -
Steamer Wrecked
Marshfield Ore Feb 28 A report
reached here from Coquille City that
the sohooner Onward of Parkersburg
Ore. , in attempting to sail over the
Coquille bar missed the entrance and
struck on the beach. .
. In an effort to make deep water she
struck broadside against Table rock
and dufted on tbe neigboring reef.
The Onward will be a total wreck.
The crew of seven all escaped safely.
Copy Missouri Bill
Boise Ib 28 Senators Macbeth of
Ouster, and Nugent of Idaho have In
troduced an anti bribery measure that
is regarded as one of the most effective
that baa ever been drawn ia this coun
try. It is a copy of a bill now pend
ing before the ' Missouri senate,' the
house of that state having passed It
by a vote of 120 to 1. It was recoom-
mended, and, it is said, drafted by
Governor Folk, whose fight against
corruption In tbs official circles of his
state has made him a national charac
ter. The following are the provisions
of tbe bill!
"Section I. No person, shall be ex
owed from testifying or producing do
ou ments, at tbe instance of tbs state
in any criminal cause or proceeding
touohing any offense relating to brib
ery, on the ground that tbe testimony
required of bins may incriminate him.
: "But no person shall be prosecuted
or punished on account of any trans
actions, manner or thrngtionoeraing
which be may be Bo' required to testi
or produce evidenke, "f .
Provided thai no person ao testifying
shall be exempt from prosecution and
punishment for perjury in so testify
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. f st.. ' r it. Mm l a i a: ar-v". a - .r.
Tbia ofSot is in receipt of a verv
interesting and indtructive pamphlet
which baa been iasued by tbe passen
ger department of the Oregon Rail
road and Navigation Co. In litis 1
neat, succinct concise booklet are one
hundred and fifty one letters from
farmers tn tbe Pacific Northwest, all
of whom have had years of experience
in this and other parte of the country,
and all of whom have made unquali
fied saocesaea in the northwest. A
gieat number of . theae letters come
from people of theOrande Sonde Val
ley telling of tbeir experience aad cf
value of tbe land and olimatio condi
tions. 1 Information from the little book
could be gleaned by any one, and , it
ia interesting throughout. The book
is entitled "What Farmers have done
in Oregon, Washington and Idaho."
Vbitin Granges
A merry party consisting of about
thirtyoftba members of tha "Blue
Mountain Grange" took advantage of
ODrlord" b
taking their baktt of r lunch '.and
the day with ."Crystal Grange" at
Imbier; - - -
They returned in the eventnghav
ing spent a most enjoy ablest ay .
A Columbian Minister
i By Borippa News Association
i Washington Feb 28 the' State De
partment has been informed, of the
appointment of Seoor Don Diego Mon
dona as Minister from Columbia. The
post has been vaoant for the' ' last
three years. . '
" The Dalles Fire
; The Dalles Ore. Feb. 28 Fire whiob
started ia the basement of Vogt block
Sunday evening caused a loss approxi
mating 122,000. Tbeprinoipal damage
was caused by smoke and water. Tbs
losses were as follows: :
Vogt block, 18,000, H. Herbring,
dry goods, f2,000, L.Rorden, orockery
and grocery, $1,000, K of P Hall, $1,
200. The flames gutted Parkin's mo
sio swore to tbe extent of $150 and the
damage to officos and books will ex
oeed $1,000. Insurance adjusters will
Ornish in two or three days.
CREAMERY BUILDING
NEAR COMPLETION
Tbe building io. IVodh tin cream
ery is nearing completion. Tbe ma
chinery will arrive abjut March 15,
and the plant will b ready for opera
tion, It if thought, about April 1. A
large number of cows bas already been
promised and mors will be scoured
after tbe season opens and the cream
ery is ready to receive butter fat.
Pendleton B O.
A CURE FOR
-I MENINGITIS
New York Feb 28 Testa are now
under way at Bellevue hospital may
result in tbe demonstration of a new
scientific curative treatment for cere
brospinal meningitis' by the pas of
diptberia anti-toxin- The gouveneur
hospital has been experimenting for
five weeks and a large falling off in
ths death rate among patients treat
ed for the affection is reported. .
' " Tbe board of health at its last meet
ing discussed the plan and 50,000 a
nits of anti toxin were ordered for the
tests. The oost of tbe serum is about
$3 for 2,000 units and in the new
treatment injections of 10,000 onits
will bo used. The experiment will be a
costly one, No specific treatment ia
known for the disease and ths Bellevue
records show a death rats of 75 per
cent In rases treated there -
G. E. FOWLER
Truck and
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IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO SELL LET HIE PLCIIE
EAR ABOUT IT THROUGH THIS DEPARTIILNT AND
JOU WILL' FIND A BUYER. IF YOU YANTAT0 BUY EX
PLAIN YOUR WANTS THROUGH THESE COLUMNS.
For Sale
FOR 8 A UK OR TRADE (good work
, horses, 1 1 inoh wagon. I 4 Inch ?
logging truck, 1 4 Inch logging
track. . JOUN ANTH0N7.
FOR BALB-Poland China boar. En
quire of W T Etef a, R F D No. 2,
two railoa east of La Qrande. Phona
Uft w 1 18-163
FOR 8ALR New Ideal washing ma-
chine price 17.00 K J Conrad R F D
No 1 .
FOR SALBMnat sell within tbe
next fifteen days, building now oo-
. espied by my meat market. Cor.
Fir and Monroe Ave. Two ' story.
: six rooms up stairs. Remember the
; building only Is for tale . I HARRIS
1' week.
For Rent
JQR RENT Housekeeping rooms to
rent. Inquire of Mrs Zuber.
FOR RKNT Furnished rooms with or
without bath.' In beat residence
district. Inquire at Cor Fourth and
Main at,, the George Hansen proper
J. Janfltl V
FOR RENT Furnished hoots keep
ing rooms, in suits of two, three and
four rooms. Inquire of Mrs, Msry
Noble. Phone 54-7. tf.
FOR RENT Furnished rooms suitable
for light bouse koeplng. Inquire
of Mrs Shearer, near Geddis Bros
grocery store.
"PR RENT Five room house to rent.
Water in hoaas, good cellar and
, woodshed Inquire at this offios.
JJoara and bodging by Mrs Goodall
2114 8rd st. Phone 707 tf
FOR RENT All parties wishing to
rent a portion o( the O'Connor tract
for the present year, call at residence
: as the land will be rented Immediate)
S 7. I'r. O'CONNOR, oorner
Park and Oak street, ' ,
WANTED Some good snergstlo lady
or gentleman to represent a large
business firm. Good salary. No
experience . necessary. Call on or
address J F Anderson, Roods Valley
-Hooss. , .
AN TED Lad y or gentleman with
fair education, for a business dosI
tlcn, salary $15 to 20 per week. Ad
dress with stamp and give your
name and the nam of the town.
urs. L v Kioh, La Grande, OnH G D
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Estray Notice
Notloe Is hereby given that I have
taken up at my farm three quarters of
a mile southeast of Alioel, Union
coanty, Oregon, on January 1, 1905,
one sorrel, bald faeed gelding, branded
figure 4, on right shoulder, aboat 6 e
7 years old, weight about 8&'J pounds.
Appraised value $15. Owner can have
sams by proving ownership and paying
expenses, otherwise the animal will be
sold according to law. W , OA8B,
Febl7.Mcb 25 Alioel R E D No. 1
on
Phone 1761
Corner Jeffersoa Avenue
s urea
4fV
Xargeet ?Packirif;
iiouae
IniEa3temi:Oresson.
Will PavIHierhdst Oash
6 Price 'tor;:;;' Marketable
Final Notice-
I hereby give final notice, that all
interested parties must remove the
bodies of their friends Ip the old cem
etery and remove the head stones.
Otherwise I will proceed to move the
stones and ramevs the bodies the sams
as I am now doing with the unknown
craves. This Is my final . notloe and
tbis matter moat reoel vs the Immediate
attention of thoee interested. '
As I am not acquainted, I do not
know who is Interested, hence this
notice.
V GEO. O'CONNOR.
BEES FOR SALE
Ths undersigned has eight stands of
Italian bees which he will dispose of
at reasonable price if sold at onoe,
Thes are all good strong and healthy
itutva auu ui nnif nriv u
given proper attention.
H O Thomason. La Grands Oregon
Residence Fourth street Old Town
V M2DA W
Strayed
One bins roan colt from my place
in Ftoitdals last Friday. A suitable
reward will bs paid for Its retarn or
Information leading, to Its recover. .
BE Sparrow.
La Grande RFD No 1
. Home Cured'
If you want a good homo cured ;ham
oT bacon or first class lard. Gall at
the Harris meat market. Opposite
Geddss. - 3-1-3.1
Estray Notice
Notloe is hereby given that, the
following described stock has been
taken op at my place six miles east or
La Grands Union Coanty Oregon and
appraised, as follows, one bay mar
branded N on left hip weight about
050, aged 13. One sorrel mars .brand
ed w on left shoulder, weight about
800 'aged 4. One bald faced filly,
white feet no brand weight about 709
poanda.
WD Grandy P O at La Grande.
Fab 37 March 27
WANTED: An elderly lady to keep
house and take ears of five ohildrsn.
Will pay. good wages. Apply at this)
offios.
Brick furnished in any
quanity or any style. No
oontraot too small, or too
large. See samples of oar
pressed brick.
GEO. KREIGER.
La Grande. Oregon.
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and . Greenwood Streets,
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