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prices. -
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'Birnum iridBiai!cy
Tbe OUerterji today jo recaipl ol
a letter from tbe aikilagbra ol the Bar
num. and Bailey tbowe elating hat
t&ey bad deckled wrexbibif in "tbie
eity or in cbie imaiebUVe,niigbboi'
bood at aome time during tbe coming
eeaeoo. Tbe dele bae not been fixed
at tbepreeebt', bdrtriH be eommani
ealed ai aoott lb' ronte - hae'been
determined. If r J H Bailey baa de
eide4 to oinil etreet fafidtm' tbie eeae
on, and the following' are aome of bU
reawoi: .
That tbe'atreef'paredee will be
omitted tbie year. Tbe feet that tbe
bow ie now too big; to give etieet 'pro
beetioni; the knowledge that tbe limit
of apeoial care railroade are willing to
handle baa been reached.
- A careful investigation baa also led
me to believe that tbe circue parade
la no longer popular," on account of
late arrivela of tbe ebow, inolemeqt
weather, nnavoidable long waita and
the consequent delay of tbe' afternoon
performance. Well, ita juit thie way:
I am omitting parades tbis season for
reason that have been accumulating
for years, in the first place people
outside the business have do eonoep
tion of what a problem tbe giving of a
parade is. j It is the greatest difficulty
we have to contend- with. When it
rami very hard, it is hot given.' When
the show, arrives in town late as it
often does the people become fa
tigued slanding In - the" hot sum mer
sun for boor with 'a lot of -hungry
children, while, again,- others unable
to remain b'aVa returned4 to' their
homes dissapoiuted. !
Siiid For -Damages
Denver April S6-8uits for damages
aggregating $l,00d,000 have beenfiled
in, tb state and federal courts by the
United States Keduotion &' Refining1
company i and a number of Cripple
Creek mining eomptnie against the
Western Federation of Miners and its
offioers. They charge the defendants
with unlawfully oonepiring to injure!
tb plaintiffs by preventing' the mio
ing and shipment of or. Tbe Vin
dicator Gold Niniog oompany ask for
120,000 damages lor losses occasioned
by the stoppage of ita pumps. The
suits ar an outcome of the strika thai
was ordered in. the Cripple Creek di
triot August 10, 1903, and baa not
been deolared off. although all the
mines ar .now. operating with full
forces. i
Jefferson Dies
Went Palm Beach, Fie., April 25
Joseph Jefferson, .the eminent actor,
died at bis borne, "Tbe Reefs" at Palm
Beach at 6:15 Sunday evening. ' The
end came after a day 'of uo'ecniious.
ness, end "after a heroic struggle ol
days Which had exhausted his vitality
At his deathbed were bis wife, bis eons
Charles B., and Frank Jefferson, his
nurie, Mini Mable Bingham, Dt R B
Potter and bis faithful ' old servant,
Carl Koelar.
Andther Suit
New York April 25 Wilcox Brown
6i Maryland, holder of a $25,000 policy
in the Equitable Life Assurance socie
ty, todav began action in the federal
oourt foi the appointment of a receiv
er. He alleges tbe officials of the com
pany nave disregarded his legal rights
and have not paid over his proportion
of the uet surplus.
Cheap
Stamp photos are only 25 cent Der
dosen at the Taylor' Studio. .
Don't Borrow Trouble
It is a bad habit to borrow anvthtns
but the woee thins von can nnsafhlr
borrow, is trouble. When aiok.
heavy, weary, and worn-out ; by the
patosand poisons of d vsiosia. bilious-
ness, Brlght'a disease, end similar in
ternal disorders, don't sit down ,and
brood over voar svmntomii hat fl for
relief to Elejtrio Bittere. Here yoa
wui una ears ana permanent forget
follnrae of all your troubles, end your
body will not be bnrdene-i h a lnl n
debt disease At Newlin Drnir Go droo
store. Price 50o. Guaranteed.
",r For a weak Digestion
No i madian nan msaImaa trA Km
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Tablets will help you to digest your
food. It is not tbe quantity of food
waea iuai gives sirengin and vigor to
the BVStam. 'hnt th imiuint I Al-tl
and asstmilatad. If troubled aith a
weak digestion, don't fail to give these
Tablets a trial Thousands have been
benefited by their ns. Ther only
coat a onarUr. tar aula k Nin
Drug Co. '
Cures Coughs and Colds ' "
Mr, O PaUrana R9R tkro Q T-V.
Kansas says: "Of all cough remedies
.... u uu. w uwui.v. tjJSUy 1H
favorite; it ha don and will do afr
that is claimed for It tn angMdll aiha
all coogh and oolds-and it la sol
600 11.00 botUe.-Newllir' Drag Co '
sisla saiiri ii i aamaiBi r k Krm wnaa a attav rr
2Ncw;,D.ej)ajtlirc! :
We now have oar delivery wagon to
handle the sweet Oream and BuUer
mllk trade and anyona wieblog na to
make regular deliverlea twice a week
will please leave order el the Cream
ery or phone SOU. Ice Cream will be
delivered at any time ia qaantities not
lees than I gallon at 11.26 par gallon.
' We will alao seU batter by 1 lb. or
1 3 lb. aqoaree at tbs Creamery at' the
regular retail price.
BLUE ktOUMTAIB CREAMERY Oo,
RumnrtafieiSale )
This aale under tbe management ol
tbe tables o( the 8 1 Peters eulld. wUl
be bald on"May 4 S and 6 at the llm
plement bouse of - Mr Kllpatriok la
the bhvter buildinK, oowtrlbatlona .by
friends for the ealef-wlll bo muoh ap
preciated and while yoa are doing your
spring oleaniog. call ip Mn Mae
Woods, Mm J D Slater or ' Mrs Jap
Utevene who" will gladly take away
anything for which you bav no fur
ther use. 1
Jersey Cream Patent Flour.
Every sack guaranteed by Rdmi tf
& Staples.
-Gall For BidJ ;
. . The Reoorder of the . city of La
Graude will reoeite bids for the 'lal.
lowing desenbid work at' hls'oiUoe
from this date until four ' o'clock p m
May third. 1906.
, Eight hundred linear feet of dltcbfto
be dug from point at thWintetseotWo
oi uarding street with Fourth street
to the northeast earner of X street.
. Fifteen baud red and sixty five feet
of ditoh to be dug from a point at the
Intersection of Oeburn and Greenwood
streets to a point one block east to the
intersoctlon of Valley atrcet, Mheeoe
north to block to Vallav street ami
tnenoe west two blocks to North Fir
street. .
' Twelve1 hundred 'and ''fifty1 feet "of
ditoh to be das; frooi a point at the
Intersection of Osburn street and North
ru street north to Trowbridge street,
thenoe east one block ;to intersection
ofTrawbridg and "North0 Greenwood
treats.
Five hundred 'and ten feet' of , -ditoh
to be1 daffnmiApolift at 'the' inter
section of North Gnenwood street and
R streets south to the' inter .'eotion of
Monroe avenue. . -
. Three hundred and sixty nine feet
of ditoh to be dug from a point a the
intersection of O and Eighth street and
running west on block to intersection
of seventh and O street.
Eighteen hundred feet of ditoh to be
dag from a point at th Intersection
of Adams avenue and Bpruo atreet,
west to a point eighteen hundred feet
from place of beginning. . .
All of said ditch to be dug three and
one half feet deep and one and odo half
feet wide, all atreet crossing to be
left closed subject to orders of water
superintendent. Said ditch to be filled
anbject to -the order of r the! Water
8upt.' ' 8atdrwork to" be completed on
or before the twenty first day of May
11)06. A certified check for an' amount
equal te tan per oent of th amount of,
tb bid to accompany each bid. , The
contractor to furnish a gnod and
officiant bond for the faithful com
pletion of said work.' Th ottyi of La
Grand reserve th right to reject any
and all bid
A It RlCHARb&ON, 1 i.tov, i
L D REAV1S. J Committee
Plans to Gel Rich
are often frustrated b anllAn h
down, due to dyspepsia or oonstlpation
Brace an and take l)r.orii'i n..
Life PUls. They take out the materials
wnico are oioggiog your energies, and
give yoa a new start. . Care headache
and diazlneaa tno. At NakIIh - nn.
voorng eiore; roe guaranteed. -
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Special Sale
For thenext
fifteen days I
will offer some
special cash
prices on' my cured ' meats
and lards. I have moved
into tne Qeddes bailding, and
am not prepared to "carry a
large stock in 'this line until
I am again in my own baild
ing, whLh is now being pre
pared, with cold storage faci-r
lilies. As I now need; money
I will sell 5 lbs buckets of lard
for 65c, f 10 lbs ' buckets for
$1.10 cash. For 'the present
1
am located
55c
6 lb Home
rendered
lard Cash
just across
the street
from my old
stond
HARRIS MEAT MARKET
Phone 1601
RED FRONT LIVERY BARN
Wm. Smith, Prop, . i
Safe and reliable rigs furn
at all times.' Special ac
comodations "furnished to
com mercial traveler.
Phone. 35 n
'WM; SAWTH"5 f EED 'STORE1
Hay, Grain and feed. ' Fre
.dehverv to, all parts ef ' th
city. Mountain trade ..a
specialty, Phoue 1961i
HaiM, luncat aid wacooa
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55c
5 lbs Home
" retdered '
lard Cash
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ForSalc
Fhat class teed botatoea. Carmen no
Tand Early Boie, on half mil east 61
L Oldenburg.
tf J 8 CHANDLER, Frultdale
FOR SALE Poor rdom ItouM practi
. oally new and GO z 110 ft lot, O at.
. between 7 and 8 at. For 'partiouW
apply on premises.
15-71
FOB SALE Three quarter sections of
good land, capable of making good
i homes, aod a paying- investment
Situated five and on half mile
from La Grand on the road to
Cora. I For Information and D&rtl-
! eular . apply to H T ; Boell, - La
Grande, Oregon.
FOR SALE A 'baggy; hack, 'wagon
'and harness "Inquire at A V Oliver'
faatore. ' ' r-
For Rent
FOR'tXjIT-Farklahed rooms for
light housekeeping, apply at 1517 4th
ltrt
FOR RENT Twenty acre of, young
i. orchard on and one hall mil , from
l La G-nde, r Right person - can se
car thtrsot on easy terma Y,
Holmes, La Grand. A 6 tf
FOB J gfi? T-f L4rge,(; felt" JnmjBhed
room at 17 00 per month. Inquire
of 'Mrs A L Stover, at th HilU
house.
FOUND A pocket - book waa found
near this offlc. The owner can have
am by proving property - and pay
ing for this notice. Inquire of T W
' Berry' 1416 fourth atreet. ".
. Attention Hungry Men
Th centennial Hotel has room for
a few aiditloaal tabl boarder. Good
board rurnished at . $4,50 Per vreek .
Table always famished with the beat
the market affords The ' Centennial
Hotel opposite Farmers Feed' Yard.
Board and Lodging by Mr 'Goodall
211 8rd at.' Phon 707 tf
DRS3 MAKING-Ladle's, Mlsse
and Children's drssa maklog, Mr
W 8 Wines, oorner of Depot and D
BtreeU. 'PnoneNo$07S ': (A 201
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Boarding Hous;
Mra.Joeept Pollmao. Cor. 6th and
Washington. Board and rooms, or
Mara without rooms by the day, week
or month. 6-8
; Centenniaf Hotel
BATE8-I1 per day meala 25cta.'
Hpsclal rates furnlBbed monthly pa
trons. Mrs A i Mnrohe'son and ' Miss
O'M Garni proprletora. No
Adam Ave. Phone No 1101
Pasture
- Look out for Thos Stephenson with
his herd ol oows this coming week I
have in the neighborhood of 500" acres
for them to ran on and a nice stream
of water running through the plaoe.
Price 81 .60 per month for oows. A 3tf
IN A HURRY?
THEN CALL
Wfl. alEYtiOIibS
The transfer man.
i
He will take that trunk to the
Depot or your home in less
time than it takes to tell' it.
Wagon Always at your service.
Charges moderate." Day phoue
1751, night phone 1863.
There are many kitids'of meat,
but we sell only the best kind; A
trial order will convince you of
ilaaJ . a
ineirutn ot mis sutement We
kill only the best specimens and
kill it correctly.
Our prices are as low an
iconsistant with the best quality.
atr.
Bock & Thomas
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liomeseekers
Dont forget that G H Power tb
Land man has any thing in ithe shape
of Real EstaU from an aor of Garden
to a 2030 acre tanoh. All property
old on commisioa and tltie guaran
teed G H Powers
Minneot Land Man
Mch23tf
l . High Art Painting .
Persons desiring fin work In the
line of interior finishing, suoh as grain
Ing to matoh th furniture, wood filling
to match the walla, and ' all the ' flat
finishes or glosses, should call on or
address Sanford D Kinney, Ltfl Adam
Avenue, Corner Greenwood street. La
Grande, Oregon. tf
'Here fcV Bargain4
For You
Eighty acres of land In -Malheur
oanty, with; good water Tight, good
hoaseand outbuildings. JCrery food
of this -pltc la in cultivation. Will
raise from 9- to 11 ton ol aUalfa per
acre. The val i ol this property may
be estimated from tbe faot that it reut
annually tot $10 per acre and renter
pa th take.- i hi place oan b
rented for live, year longer at this
Kioa. Her la' an investment ttat
at ten per oent. For sale on easy
term.
riMMi l, Xi'MCLAWlU;L
Ontario., Oregon.
LA GRANDE
MARBLE . WORKS
E. C. DAVIS. Proprietor,
Complote assortment of fin
est marble and granit
dw-ays on hand. Estimates
cheerfully furnished upon
applicatim,
Hcadstones'and Monument
A Specialty
PASTU R EL
I have leased the8ilk pas
ture' for the season and am
therefora in position to care
fos all kinds of stock, and
especially the "town cow"
at rates which are just. I
will guarantee first class
treatment, good feed and
water. Address
E. E. J ones,
Phone 1276 La Grande
The 811k pasture conslHU of over 800 aorea
and is divided Into m a aeparato low
Moreen aod oaUtewlu not run together
, Music
& P Talt, th pioneer most teacher
of Graude Ronde Valley, is still ia the
ring. Daring my vacation I mad it
my business aa well as pleasure to at
tend conoerU, operas, and In faot
everthing ia my line of buginess and
I found that I.aa a teacher, and iu
terpreter of masio am still in the front
rank. Pupil who do not wish the full
conservatory coarse may take tbe pop.
nian piano course. This plaoe the
pupil in position to play tb popular
moslo of the.day. Church and Bnnrta
Bchool music
The Violin popular oonrse dIhoab th
pupil In position to Dlar all kinda of
dance moslo as well as light overture.
Quite a number of musicians who have
been under my Instruct! in ar now
making good money as teachers and
soloiau. Pnpils who are under my
care wm De thoroughly instructed in
music - K P TAIT. Lara he,
LA GRANDE SCHOOL
OF MUSIC
PROF. DAY, Principle. :
MKS.DAY.AWjiU
On of tha haat mn.l ABI 1 aa
stitutiona in th auto Doring'tue
yuur 1804 there ware il. irnn.
thousand leesons given. The people
Ik ILL It r
cisy anoi valley are begin
ing to discover the areas. aHanau
uuauuooi. xn,ystem used Is
the latest and most practical, and
inoladsall th latest dUcoverleo
ia tb art ol teaching moslo Th
choolU divided into two depart
menUjWo. 1 lafor'beginnara, from
5 Tear UD. anrf tiki no In t.m 1.. a.
3rd grades. In this department
papils.eome one hoar evry day.
ik at, Tlb rwui a to
Jo. :ilr they graduate. Papll.
tak one or two leaaon a week as
theydwir. No eonolar will be
permitted to remain in this school
wto do not vtody. .
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