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lPA)NTS..eilaS
Are You Going to Discard Your old Carpet
W. Hi BOHNENKAMP,
TJmj Urgtpt line of carpets ver biougtt to La Grande
now on .di8plajr.,.j:8onebing entirely new it 3or
cohering; cheap aamattiog, far prettier, and much
-liiureMurable. fie tare to 'examine it aa it is mat
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HE .SAW YOUNG
KILL HIMSELF
' Chicago April 2S- Bemoel Eiaeo
berg, Who claims' that be ut Cttwi
Yonng kill himself while In a cab with
Rut Patterson ia New York, waa eeen
tiers tonight.' Eiseoberg, who ia a tail
or, says that on the day of the 'shout
ing ol Young he waa 'walking1 along
Wait Broadway when he passed a "cab
in 'which fmo and 'woman .were
Quarreling The womln waa crying
and both the Occupants ' were greatly
excited At one time, he said, they
engaged In a' struggle, but it was of
abort duration. Finally the woman
laid her bead on the man's shoulder.1
The man then reached around to a
rear pockSf and drew a' revolver with
which he shot blntaelf. ' 1
'EUenberg1 declares Hbat'he Became
exalted by the soenet he. bad witnessed
end hurried away... Being' unable to
read. English, he -saw nothing of the
ease in the papers; fend had nearly for
gottedell about it until the other day
when glancing through a Jewish paper
be law an taeootiot of the Pettersoq
trial and ooncluded the oouple he ewj
In the cab must bare been Young and
Nan Patterson. -
AAERIGANrAPPLES
-IN -ENGLAND
' A local' paper of Hilifai, N6ti 800-J
tltes'that', pairing af Cffrefit Clarf
den Prear Aaiodation,' it Waa ' learned
that A aaeriean apples in England -are
in greater demand than' the Canadian
product? that this is owing' to their
eppsrior generalf quality.'J'The. prioei.
for American apples rule higher than
lor others, bat tbia ia partly due to the
f&ct thai American -Uriels contain 28
ponbds more than Canadian barrels, j
The above ta taken from report
from Consul-General W E Holloway,
at Halifax, Rota MSootia. j
Comirtg-
EnteYpriae Dodge 'No' 94 E of P of
this1 cfty 1a drilling a (earn to take part
in the dmriot oontea to be held in
La Grande May 6.' The team winning
in 'this Contest Will go to' Portland thU
summer to take oart in the work
there,' htf the Knigbts here expect to
make a showing in the district con
test Wallowa Chieftan. '
EUGENE -MILLS
MAY MOVE
Union April 22 Business men of
HoooN-Rifer are 1 ga'ting with
Wright t Wllbor, of Union, owners of
the Eugene wollen mill plant, "for the
Joootion of the same at Hood River
The owners of the Eugene plant hate
been in Hood Biver thia week consult
ing tbe business men of that place
with a View to closing the deal. Wright
ia oaahier of tbe First National Bank
of Union, Wilbur Wsfcperlniondent of
tbe Union wooleninilli. "
Must Resign
Washington April 21 The answer
reoeied.by eeeretaiy Hitoboock totJ
Governor J O Biady of Alarka regard
ing tbe lattei'a connection with the
ateynolds Alaska Development eom
pany. is'not aatia factory and the srov-
ernor will be dismissed if he does not
promptly resign. He is' nouwdof
using bis poeHion to fnhher the in-
teresU of the mining company. . '
Finds a Fortune -l
' Chicago April 22 A 1 tale ' of the
finding ol lost treasure rivaling Alex-
ander Dumas description Of the good
fortune of Monte Christo. ia told bv
John P Fobs, who a few daya 'aa-o
found in an old sah iu the cellar of
bis residence three ert1fioatea of itofck
ii the Pcople'a Oas, Light A Coke Co.
which the la wye; a dtwlare are worth
appioiimateiy Sl.MOXW.
! Fobs is 90 years old. Aotion haa
been commenced in the court by Foes
to eecure an accounting of tbe affaire
of the People! Gaa. Llsht A Cukn fin
and thi reMirn , of hie proportionate
snares of stock, with accrued interest;
which he olaima he ia new eutitled to
by Virtue of the original stock certifi
cates which be hold The1 lattr tw
pteanu15per cent of 'the original
oapltaliioion ol $500,000,
FOUND A pocket book waa loead
near thia otBce. The owner can have
Same by proving property and pay; I
ing tor mu notice. Inquire of T W
Berry 1416 fourth atreet.
Niw' Oefiartur?.
We now have oar delivery wagor to
handle tbe tweet Cream and Battetr
mllk trade and anyone wishing as to
make regular deliveries twice a "week
will please leave orders at th Cream
ery or pboti 201L Ice Cream will' be
delivered at any time io'qaan titles not
leas than t gallon at 11.25' per gallon.
" We will alao tell batter by. 1 lb. or
Slb'aaaarea at the Creamery at the
regular retatr briees. '
blub Mountain creamery Co.
;Rummaee"Salc
" ThU aale under the management of
the ladles of the Bi Peters guild, will
be held On May i S and 6 at "the ?m
plement house of ' Mr Kilpatrick - la
the Slater building, contributions ;by
friends for the" aale, will be moch' ap
predated and while yon are doing your
spring oleaniag. call ap 'Mrs Mae
Woods, Mrs 3 D rStikfer'or1 Mra Jap
btevene who will gladly take away
anything for which you have no fur
ther aso. v ; ,
Jersey: Cream Patent Flour.
Every sack 'guaranteed by Rornig
& Staples,
C4K For1 Bids
'The I Recorder of the cltv of La
Griade-will ifeelv Lids for the fol
lowing describtd work at his ollloe
from thia date until fonr o'clock p m
May third. 1906.
,)tEigbt hundred linear feet of, ditch to
te dag from a point at the intersection
of Harding atreet with Fourth ' street
to the northeast eorner of X street.
Fifteen bnavlred and sixty; five ; feet
of diteh to be dn from a point at the
Intersection ol Usbarn and Greenwood
atrMtU to a no(o wm ! to. k
tntereSotlon of Valley I street,! t tbenoe
north t-vo blocks to Valley street : and
theaee west two blocks to North , Fir
Twelve1 bdndred1 and "fifty -feet't
ditch te be' 4ns; fro ji a point? at 'tbe
Intersection ol Osouro street and North
Fir atreet north to Trowbridge atreet,
thence east one, block to intersection
of Trawbridge and' North Greenwood
streets, .
Fire hundred and ten feet of ditch
to be dur from a! point at .he, inter
section of North Grenwood street and
R streets south to the intersection of
Monroe: avenue,
Three hundred and aixty nine feet
of ditoh to be dng from a point a tbe
intersection of O and Eighth atreet and
running weat one block to Intersection
of seventh and O street.
2 Eighteen hundred, feet ef ditoh to be
due from a point at . the 1 intersection
of Adams ' avenue and fipruof atreet,
est to a point eighteen 'hundred feet
from place of bectn ntng. . .a
All of aaid ditch to be dug three and
one half feet deep and one and one half
feet wide, all atreet crosainga to be
left closed subject tc orders of water
snperinten'dent. 'Bald ditch' to be filled
subject to tbe orders of -tbe Water
nupt. Haid work to be completed on
or before the twenty first day' of' May
iwoy A certified check for aa amount
eejual to ten per cent of the. amount of
the bid to aocouopany each bid. .The
contractor to furnian a good and
sufficient bond lor the' faithful 'com
pletion of aaid' work. The city, 'of La
Grande reserves the right to reject any
auu mil Diua V 5 j
HOF-NKAMPJ ViSiS, I
L D REAVI3. ) Oommitteej
Plans to Get Rich !
are often frustrated bv anddnn dmair
down, due to dyspepsia or constipation
Brace np and lakei Dr. King s New
Life PUla, , Tbey take ont the materials
which are dogging your energies, and
give yon a new start. - Care headache
and diiziness too. At Newlin Drug
uru iwrj sow guarauieea
Special Sale'
For the next
fifteen days I
will offer some
special cash
55c
5" lbs 'Home
rendered ;
lard Cash
pricks' ou -my
and lards. I
cured meat&
have moved
j .
into tae Geddes building, and
am not -prepared to-carry a
large stock ln 'thisliue Vniil
I am again in my own build
ing, whijh is nowbeing pre
pared with cold ?stdrage fici
lities. ' Aslnowtieed mSfeey
I will sell 5 lbs backets of lard
tor 65o, ylOi'lba rbuckelBffor
IMOSdfish. rnhe-DYese'nll
iim lotatetf
55c
.just, across
the street
6 lbs Home
rendered
lard ''Cash'
ffoiu my old
stand
Harris Meat iikfeKET I
ThonelCOl ?
Red TRpiyr tiVY BXftN;
VYm. jSmftS, Prop, t
Sate and feh1W'rig3rnnl
combdations furnished ."io!"
cotnbercfal travelers, '
"Phohel 3-5 c
WM, SMITH FEED STORE;
Hay, Giain and feed.' "Ffee
deliTervto'aliJiartaef the
bity. 'Hbcrhtain trr a
specialty. . .Phonu .1001
, Booea, h.rttii afcd Wgoaa
iMHiabt and auld
0CAl5SlhED ;.DVERfiscMNrs
For Sale
First daaa teed potatoes, Carmen no
S and Early Rose, one half mile east ol
L Oldenburg.
t f J B CHANDLER, FrolbJale
FUR SALE Four foom house practl-
calls 'new kni CO x 110 ft. lot, O st.
' between 7 and 8 at For partloalars
' apply on prem lees. 5-7
Good work team weight about 1300
also one good family i riving horse.
Apply to Barney Sparrow old town.
APril 41a I
FOR BALE One barn for (sale cheap
lnauire of Mra Zuber, corner of O
and 7th aU. ; . . M
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FOR 8ALE-8mall honae on Second
BtTnear Adam Ave -'Must M sold
to clear lot.' If uken within next few
"days can be had St a bargain. Apply
to W. J. Church, ' at La ' Grande
National Bank. tf
1 For Rent
FUR RENT Housekeeping rooms for
, rent. Inquire ol Mrs Zuber t corner
i of O & 7ih Streets.
FOR RENT Twenty acres of young
"orchard one' and one1 half mile from
La G-ande, Right person can ae
' oare the traot'on 'easy 'terms K E
easy
Holmea, La Grande.
A 0 tf
FOR! RENT-Large, well furnished
rooms at tT 00 per month. Inquire
of Mrs' A L' 8tover,' at the Hilts
bouse, one block north ol the round
house. ' 1 .
FOR RENT Knrniahed rooms, good
location. Inquire of Mrs, k W J
J3nodgraas, Fourth street, or phone
U.K.- "
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Attinllon'rlunlry Men "
v The centennial Hotel haa room for
a few aJditlonal table boarders. Good
board Wn!W at 4,50-'per 'vreek.
Table alwaya furniahed with tbe best
the market afforda The Centennial
Hotel opposite Farmers Feed Yard.
Board and Lodging by Mrs ' Goodall
2114 3rd at. ' Phone 707 ' U
DRESS MAKING Lad ie'a. Misses
, and Children's . drsss making,- Mrs
W.8 Wines, corner of Depot and U
' Htreeta. i Phone No 2078 . A 201
LOST One handaaw on April 0, be
iween r ourtn atreet and tbe corner
of ' Washington and Elm at rents.
i n
inuer wui pi ease return same to
this office and obtain aultable
reward.
: " j ; IjL-Minf-ERON
Boarding House
'Mrs. Joseph Pollman,' Cor J 6th and
waanington. Board and rooms, or
board without rooms by tbe day, week
or month. 5-8
Centennial Hotel
RATES $1 per day meals 25cts
Hpeoial rates furnished month)
trona. Mra A E MtarcBeBon and Misa
O M Garm proprietors. No .
Adams Ave. Phone No 1161
Agents. Wanted
Men and women. Bis money sell
ing Imperial lamp burner. .Bells on
sight 100 per cent profit. "Exclusive
territory to buatlers, Bample by
mail 75c. Call or address.
E O Bergh, La Grande Ore
Mcb-? Aprll-24 Foley Hotel
Pasture
LAornntlorThos Stephenson with
bis herd of oowa tbia ooming week
" u oe neignDornooa oi ouu aorea
for them to run on and a nice "Stream
of water running through the place
t'rioe l .00 per month for oowa. A 3ti
There iare many kinds of meat,
001 we sen only the be-t kind.. A
trial order will convince you of
11.. t..wk vr . . ...
uv uiu ui tuts aiiwmenL . w a
kill only the best specimens tod
kill jt correctly. ;
. Uur prices are as low as
consistent with the best quality.
& ThcfiTias
Homeseckcrs
Dont forget that G H Powers tbe
Land man has any thing in ithe shape
of Real Estate from'itn acre of Garden
ton 2000 acre ranch. All property
sold on oommiaaiou and titles guamo-
teed
Q II Powers
" Minnesota Land Man
Mcb 23 ti
high Art Painting
Peraona deairing fine work in the
line of Interior fluiahiog, auoh as grain
ing to match the furniture, woodfllling
to match the walls, and all the flat
finishes or glotsea, should call on or
address Banford O Kinney, I431 Adams
Avenue, Corner Greenwood street. La
Grande, Oregon. tf
I1erevis
a 'Bargain
1
For You
Eighty acres of land la ' Malheur
oouuty, witn good water rigot, good
house and oatoutidinga. Every food
I of this 'place Is la' caltivatiou. Will
raise from to 11 1 toaa of alfalfa per
acre. The val le of tbia properly way
ueeatimuted (rom the fact that it reute
anuually for SW per aore, and renter
pa) a the taxea. this place oan Le
rented lor Ave yeare unger at this
price, tiere la an ' investment ttat
beat a ten per cent. Knr m y
terms.
Write to 0,rT. McDANIL
Ontario Oregon.
Notice for Sealed Proposals
Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned will receive at hia office at
the Court House in' the city of La
Grande, Union County," Oregon, aoaled
proposals for cue position of janitor at
the Court House in said oounty and
state. Bald proposals to be filed lu
his office on or before the 3rd. day of
May A.'1TUU5.
Dated at La Urvnde, Oregon, this
13th. day of April A. D 1906.
J B G1LHAU
. County Clerk, Union Co., Ore.
For a Vveak Digestion
No medicine oan replace lood but
Ohamberlains fcttomaou. and Liver
TabieU will help you to' digeat 'your
food. It is not ahe quantity of food
uken that gives strength and vigor to
the system, but the amount digitated
and assimilated, if troubled with a
weak dlgeation, don't la:! to give these
'tablets m trial Thousands have beeu
benefited' by their use. They only
coat a quarter. For sale by Newliu
Drug Co. -
Ctires Coughs'and Colds e
"JMrsO Peiers'on'826 LakoBt. Topeka
Eansasaays: "Uf all cough remedies
Ualiant's Horehouud Hyrup ia my
favorite; it has doue and will do aL
that is claimed for it to speedily ouie
ail cougha and oolda-aud it is so
aweet and pleasant to the taste" 2j.
oQc jl.Otf buttle. Newlin Drug Co
R P Tait, the pioneer music teacher
of Grande Ronde Valley, ia still in the
ring. During my vacation I made it
my business as well as pleas a re to at
tend 'conoerts, operas, and in 'fact
everything in my line of business and
I found that l.as a teaolier, and? in
terpreter of musio am still in the front
rank. Pupila who do hot wish the full
ooiiaervaiory course may Uke the pop.
ular piano course. This plaoes the
pupil in position to play the popular
music of the .day, Church and Sunday
School musio.
The Violin popular course plaoes the
pupil In position to play all kinds of
dance music as well as light overtures.
Quite a number of musicians who have
been under my instruction are 'now
making good .money as teachers and
soloists.. Pupils who are under my
care will be thoroughly instructed in
mU8io R P TAIT, teaohej
LA GRANDE SCHOOL
OF MUSIC
ityOF. DAY, Principle.
rDAY.AitiiUnl
ji ' , -
i'hi- e one of tbe bestmosicalIn
sUtotions In tbe atate. During the
yiar 1904 there Were nearly Four
thousand lessons given. The people
in this city and valley are begin
ing to discover tbe great advantage
of this school. The.system need la
the latest and moat practical, and
includes all tbe latest disodreries
lathe art of teechln mruin Th
chool is divided into two depart
menla; No. 1 Ufor bMiniuir
yean ap.'aad taklna in the l.t
3rd nradee. In thia .i.Mrfmi
nupils corns one hour ar rf..
& 8 th? W6B from 3 to
l&tllere they mlfin. dii..
take one or two lessons a week as
I.fi?8ft"No fohoiars.will be
permitted to remain: ia tbia school
wco do not study.