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Socialists To Cuba "
Bed Lodge, Mont.. April 20 Sev
eral hundred Finnish miners end fir
mer! ol tbia vicinity, all ardent sooial-
iete, are planning the establishment of
a colony oear Havana, Cob, in which
ocialiatie doctrine will be carried out
to the letter. Alfred Carlson , aa agent
left for Cuba today to negotiate for
tbe purchase of land and the other
member of tbe . colony will leaf e aa
aooo a tbe deal is closed .
i a Everything you wantwint lor that
SUNDAY WINNER
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Died in Agony,
- Reno, Nevada, April 20- Hiram
Chare, an old and respected resident of
Elko Nevada, died today, tbe result of
blood poisoning. A few .daya ago the
old mao reoeived, aa be claima, a mee-
aage commanding bins to barn off
both bandi: He complied, Buffering
terrible agony and finally dying.
: ? Elects Officers
AtlanU Ga. April 20 The ' Amerl
can Anti-Tuberculosis league decided
today to bold ita next meeting at El
Paao, Tex.,' at a date to be aeleoted
later. Dr B E Coniff of 8ioux City,
la, waa elected president, and Dr Wal
ter N Mllas of El Paso, secretary.
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iiiiO iiiiJUoi. lMr and Jefferson Slat
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Good School Shoes
. OUK SPECIALTY
5 . Fall Line WeYferred Stock
, Oanned Goods, a specialty
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KtDUCIION -SALE
We have made np our mind to sell every roll of Wall Paper in our
:i t itorc before the next sprin g stock arrivu, and in order to insure a
complete citan-up we have cut the price rcjardleu of former price
Paper from 5 cents up
4 w We -Want to clear the house before March 1st as we expect carload
of Wall Waper a arrive on that date. We save more Wall Paper
now on hand than all the other paper houses lit the county. There .
fore you will hive a greater variety to select from. Our present
stock Is complttc. " v'- -. j
. Stackland & Mclaciileri
, . PAINTS. eiUS AND 61 ASS
Are You Going to Discard Your old Carpet
V See I "
W. H. BOHNENKAMP,
The largBt line of carpets ever brought to La Grande
now on display." Something entirely new if 3jor
covering; as Cheap as watting, far prettier, and much
i more durable. Be sure to examine it as it is just
what is n'jedel where you want something good and
inexpensive. Linoleum in all grades and widths
WALL PAPER AT LESS THAN COST
How I Come to be an
; .Osteopath;
would do
be knowa
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God haa placed all the principlea o!
motion, life and all Ita remediea to be
used in eicknesa inside, thla boman
body. Be nai placed them aomewbere
in tbe structure U He knew bow, .or
aloe He baa left Uia machinery of life
at tbe very point wherein ilia skill
aboald execute its moat; important
work. As we are unwilling to attri
bute to Deity anything bat perfection,
and would be highly offended at any
one who should even hint at aucb an
Idea, we must aee that our acta are in
line with our words. Not only in a
general phraseology must . Ilia , worka
prove His perfection, bat we mast see
and know that Ilia work of animal ia
partly a failure before wo are justified
In oar conclusion to aiaistUis man to
subdue even a fever by i tba uae of a
drug cf any kind. ... - J.,,
Who could, even if he should try,
prove a trace of failure or neglect in
the oompleteneea of Uod's work in any
part of tbia masterpiece of architec
ture, mailt Would He call an lnoom.
plete job even good, or bo ao deceptive
as to aay very good, and know it waa
not the truth? Does not a man of
reason eee be must find failure in tbe
machinery of man before he la justified
in giving auggeatloo of amendments
to tbe Architect who designed the
machine and set it in running order?
1 nave bare given yoa the reasons
why I believed I was warranted In
testing Ood's aklll as a doctor, and
must proceed cautiously to my' duty
How to do, waa tbe all absorbing
question of my mind. I
I finally concluded that I
like unto a carpenter when
be bat the elements to contend- with
and dealres to cover an old bouse wltb
new shingles. If he takes tbe shingles
U off at once, he exposes aU that ia in
tbe house to rain, hail - or . whatever
may be In the elements A wise car
penter would Uke off a fe at a time
and cover what he had exposed before
proceeding farthar. I knew it would
not do to take the shingles of hope
(medicine) off the afflicted all at once.
I felt that auob a move, with my know
ledge of caune and effect, would be
calami toua. :
V Soon I met a case of flux, and being
a physician, and familiar with "the
remediea for aucb disease,' such qaes
tions as these aroae: What, waa God's
remedy? lias God a drug-store? Does
Ueaae a aedatlve for flux? Doea He
use sweating-powders, auoh aa Dover's
and ao forth? Doee He use astring
ents? Doea He use alohobol In any
form in prostration, and If He doea,
what does He use it for? And why if
one diee with flux and another gets
well after having used the' same reme
dies? Would our deal patlebt have
lived had we kept onr drugs out of
him? Did the convalescent have -the
power to resist both disease and drug?
When all remedioa seemed to fail in
air first case of flux I felt I had done
my duty and no cennnre could follow
in case of death. Myself ' and counsel
bad agreed that this case waa bound to
die. ' ; !
Without any instruction or textbook
to be governed by, I concluded to take
one ahlngle off the spinal cord In my
new phi'otophy and s.'e if 1 could not
put a new one iu its place that would
do better. To my great? eurprlae. 1
found the flax stopped at onrat
That aingle ahlngle proved it con
tained all tbe opiam, whisky and quin
ine that God thought eoHaaary to cure
flux. That shingle took the pain out,
took the fever off and atopped the die
charge from the bowela; and my con
fidence in drugs was very badlv ahakf n
then and there.
(To be Continued)
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New uepdriuic ,
We so have our delivery magon to
handle the sweet Cream and Butter
milk trade and anyone wishing ue to
make regular deliverlee twite a week
will please leave orders at the Cream
ery or phone 2011. Ice Cream will be
delivered at any time in qaantities not
less than 1 gallon at $1.25 per gauoa.
We will also sell batter by 1. lb. or
3 lb. equaree at the Creamery at tbe
regular retail prices.
BLUB MOUNTAIH OBEAttBiKi.vo,
Rummage Sale: -
Thla aale under the management . of
tbe ladles of the 8t Peters guild, will
be held on May 4 6 and 6 at the ;im-
rvi.'mant KnnM 'of Mr Kilpatrick in
the Blater building, contributions Iby
frlenda for tbe sale, will be muob ap
preciated and while yoa are doing your
spring oleanlog. call up Mrs Mac
Woods, Mrs J D Slater or Mrs Jap
Stevens who will gladly take away
anything for whieb you have no fur
ther use. !
j Jersey Cream Patent Flour.
Every sack guaranteed by Rorrti j
&' Staples.
Call For Bids!
The Recorder of the city of La
Grande will receive Mde for the fol
lowing describtd work at his olllce
from tbia date unul lour o'oiouk p m
Mav third. 1605. 1 ' '
. Eight hundred linear feet of ditch to
be dug from a point at the intersection
of Hardina street with Fourth street
to the northeast corner of X street.
Fifteen hundred and aixty five fret
of ditch to be dug from a point at the
l-ilTCCltiCTl'of 0Knw anil ftrMnwnml
streets to a point one block east to the
intersection of Valley street, thence
north t-vo blocks to Valley street and
thenoe west two blocks to North Fir
atretics .' . - - v . ' -
Twelve hundred and fifty feet of
ditch to be dug froai a" point at the
interaeotion of Ostium etreet and North
Fir street north to Trowbridge street,
thence east one block to. Intersection
of Trawbridge and North Greenwood
streets. . , , .
,' Five hundred and ten feet of ditch
to be dujr from a point at the Inter
section ol North Grienwood ttreet and
B streets south to the inter eotion .of
Monroe avenue. " 1 '
' Three hundred and alxty nine feet
of ditob to be dug: from a poiut a the
intersection of O and Eighth street and
running west one block t3 Intersection
of seventh and U street.
Eighteen hundred feetof ditoh to be
dug from a point at the Intersection
of Adams avenue and fcproce street.
eeat to a point eighteen hundred feet
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Classified Advertisements
' For Sale
Fit at class eeed potatoes. Carmen no
3 and Early Boae, one bait mile east of
L Oldenburg. - - - - '
tl-. j i J 8 CHANDLER, Frnitdalo
F4)R SALE Four room house practi
cally new and CO x 110 ft. lot, O et.
between 7 and 8 et For particulars
apply on premises. . 5-7
Good work team weight about 1200
also one good family i riving borae.
Apply to Barney Sparrow old town.
FOR BALE One barn for isale cheap
Inquire of Mrs Zuber, comer of O
and 7th ata. '
from place of betlnhlnsr.
All of said ditch to be dug three and
one halt feet ieep and one and oi.e half
feet wide, all street crossings to be
left closed subject to orders of water
superintendent.' Said ditch to be filled
subject to ' the orders of the W ater
eupt. Said work to be completed on
or before the twenty first day of May
1U05. A certified check for an amount
equal to ten per cent of (he amount of
the bid to accompany each ' bid. The
contractor to furnish a god and
sufficient bond for the faithful com
pletion of said work. The city of La
Grande reserves tbe right to reject any
ana an owe
j Committee
W H 40UNFNKAMP,
L D REAV13. '
T. Plans to Get Rich
are often frustrated by audden break
down, due to dyarepeia or constipation
Brace up and take Dr. Kind's New
Life Pills., They take out the materials
wntcb are clogging 'your energies, and
give you a new start. Cure headache
and dixzinesi too. At Newlin Drng
uoorag store; zoo guaranteed. -
Special Sale
For" the next
fifteen days I
will offer some
special cash
pi ices ou my
and lards. I
1 55c
5 lbs' Home
, rendered
lard ; Cash
cured meats
have moved
into tie Gedsles building, and
am not prepared to carry a
large stock in this line until
I am again in my own build
ing, wbioh is now being pre
pared with cold storage faci
lities. As I now need money
I will sell 5 lba buckets of lard
for 65c, 10 lbs , buckets for
$1.10 cash. For the present
I
Homeseekers
- Dont forget that G U Powers the
Lane man bat any thing in Ithe shape
of Real Estate from n acre of Garden
to a 2000 acre ranch. All property'
old on oommiasioo and titles gnaran.
teed ' ' " , X
.G If Powera
- - Minnesota Land Man
Mch 23 tf ,
FOR 8ALE-8mall bouse on Second
St' near Adama Ave Must be sold
to clear lot. If taken within next few
days can be bad at a bargain, Apply
to W. J." Chnroh, at La Grande
National Bank. . tf
For Rent
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms for
rent. ' Inquire of Mrs Zuber, corner
of O k 7th Streets. ' ,
7 High Art Painting
Persons desiring fine work la the
line of Interior finishing, such as grain
tng to match tbe furniture, woodfllling ,
to match the waUs, and all the flat
finishes or glosses, should call on or
address Sauford D Kinney, I4& Adama
Avenue, Corner Greenwood street, La
Grande, Oregon. ' ,. it
Here is a
For You
Bargain
55c
5 lbs Home
rendered
lard . Cash
am located
just 1 across
the street
from my old
stond
..HARRIS MEAT, MARKET
Phone 1601
RED FRONT LIVERY BARN
Wm. Smith, Prop,
Safe and reliable rigs furn
at all times. Special ac
comodations furnished to
commercial travelers,
Phone. 3-6
WM. SMITH FEED STORE
nay, Giain and feed. Free
delivery to all parts ef the
city. Mountaiu , trade a
specialty.
PI
K. i.C
1961
Ron, harnM and wuKuoa
bougbt and aold
FOR REM Twenty acres of young
orchard one and one half mile from
La G-ande, ' Right person ean se
cure the tract on easy terms V E
t..i.. t nwnjn t tf
FOR . RENT Large, well furnished
rooms at 17 00 per month. Inquire
of Mrs A L Stover, at tbe Hilts
house, one block north of the round
house, ; .' ''
Eighty acres of land In Malheur
county, with good water riglit, good
house and outbuildings. Every food
of this place Is in cultivation. Will
' raise from tf to 11. tons of alfalfa pet
acre. The val ie. pf thia properly may
be estimated from the fact that it reuti
annually for $10 per aore and rentei
paa tbe taxes. - lbia place oau U
rented for five yeara longer at thit
price. Here ia an Investment tt a
iwa'a tn per Mint. For Rate nn naai
terms.
Write to C, T. McDANIEL
Ontario. , Oregon
FOR RENT Furnished rooms, good
location. Inquire of Mrs. W' J
Snodgrasa, Fourth street, or phone
3-5-3. ' ' ' ' .
... v Attention Hungry Men
' The centennial Hotel baa room for
a few aldltional table boarders. Good
board furnished at $4,53 per week.
Table alwaya furnished with the best
the market affords Tbe Centennial
Hotel opposite Farmers Feed Yard.
Board and Lodging by Mrs Goodall
2114 3rd Bt. Phone 707 tf
Notice for Sealed Proposals
Notice is hereby given, that tit
undersigned will receive at his olllce a
the Court House in the olty of It
Grande, Union County, Oregon, sea!e
j proposals for the position of janitor a
the Court House in said county ant
slate. ' Bald propoxate to be filed ii
hia office on or before the 3rd. day o
May A. I, 1905.
Dated at La Grande, Oregon, this
13th. day of April A. D 1905.
J U GILBAM
County Clerk, Union Co., Ore,
LOST One handsaw on April tt, be
tween Fourth street and the corner
of Washington and Elm streets.
Finder will please return same to
this office snd obtain suitable .
reward.
UAL MAHTEKSON
- Boarding House
Mrs. Joseph Pollman, Cor.' 6th and
waanington. Hoard and rooms, or
board without rooms by tbe day, week
orinonth."' ' '6-8
Centennial liotel
RATES-ll per day meals 25cta
Hpeoial rates famished monthly pa
irons. Mrs A & Junroneaon and Miss
O M I Garni i proprietors. No
Adams Ave.' Phone No 1161
Agents Wanted
Men and women. Big money' sell
ing Imperial lamp burner. Bells on
sight 100 per cent profit. Exclusive
territory to hustlers, 8ample by
mail 75c. Call or address.
"EC Bergh, La Grande Ore
Mcb-24 Aprll-24 . Foley Hotel
SEWERS AND PIPE
See J H Childa for septic sewers and
sewer pipe Leave orders at the La
Grande Marble Works. 5
Pasture
Look out for Thoa Stephenson with
his herd of cows this coming week I
have In tbe neighborhood of 500 aores
for them to run on and a nice stream
of water running throutrh the olaoe.
Prioe f 1 .50 per month for cows. A 3tf
Theieaiemany kinds of meat,
but we sell only the beBt kind. A
trial order will convince you of
the truth of this statement We
kill only the best specimens and
kill it correctly.
Our prices are as low as
consistant with the best quality.
Bock & Thomas
For a VveaK Digestion
No medio.ne oan replace food but
Chamberlains btomaoh and Liver
Tablets will help you to digest your
food. It is not the quantity of food
taken that gives strength aud vigor to
the system, but the amount digested
and assimilated, if troubled aith a
weak digestion, don't fail to give these
Tablets a trial Thousands have been
benefited by their use. They onlv
oost a quarter, for sale by Newlin
Drug Co.
Cures Coughs and Colds
Mrs O Peterson 625 Lake t. Topeki
Kansas say a: "Of all cough reuieJie
ttallard's Horehoutid tfyrup ia m
favorite; it haa done and will do at
that ia claimed for it to speedily cun
all cougha and colds -and it ia
aweet and pleasant to the taste" 23
60c ft. 00 bottle. Newlin Drug C5
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Music
ft P Tait, the pioneer music teach,
of Grande Ronde Valley, la still In tl
ring. During my vacation I made
my business as well as pleasure to s
tend concerts, V operas, and in fa
everything ia my line of business ai
I found that l.as a teacher, and i
terpreter of musio am still in the fro
rank. Pupils who do not wish the f 1
conservatory course may take tbe p
alar piano course. This places t
pupil in position to play the popa
music of the day, Church and Sand
School musio.
The Violin popular course places t
pupil in position to play all kinds
dance musio as well aa light overtur
Quite a number of musicians who hi
been under my instruction are n '
making good.money aa teacbere a
soloists. Pupils who are under .
care will be thoroughly instructed
mnslo R P TAIT, teao
LA GRANDE SCHO0I
OF MUSIC
PROF. DAY. Principle.
MRS, DAY,kAstutai
Tin it one of the.best muaical In
notations in the state. During tn
yoai 1004 there were nearly Fou
thousand letsons given. Tfaepeopl.
in.this city and valley are begin
ing to discover the great advantsg
of this school. The .system need it
the latest and moat practical, and
inoludee all tbe latest discoveries
in the art ot teaching: masio The
school is divided into two depart
ments; No. 1 is for beginners, from
5 years up, and Uklng ia the 1st to
3rd grades, la thia denartmani
pupils come one hoar evary day.
In No. 2 tbe grades are from 3 to
15. 'Here they sradnatau PnrjIU
take one or two leeeons a week aa
they desire. No scholars will be
permitted to remain ia this eohooi
wfco do not study.