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J ''JfTwlW 'public at largaianot half so particular as we are in these mat-
i . koW that our drags are both pure and of standard strength. We
J5-5i"'3Uft ii oluiioes whatever, and never hesitate to pay the cost of making
- ;Yout.phyjioian, writes a prescription expecting definite results; we. see to
it that he is not disappointed.
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NEWL1N DRUG CO.
I. .8taplM v ' E. E. Romig I
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ROMIG & STAPLES
GROCERIES-
' A full and complete line of staple and fancy gro
ceries. Fancy canned and lunch goods; Tinware,
graniteware and wooden ware.
Fruits and vegetables in season. Bakery- prodnots
always freah. Good service and quick delivery.
Phone 431
How Can I Cure My
INDIGESTION?
THIS IS A QUESTION THAT HAS BEEN .
ASKED TIME AND AGAIN BY HUNDREDS
yes, thousands and tens of thousands of people
There is but one way to do tlm; namely, relieve
5 the! Stomach of its nervous strain rest it; and
:' at the same time Assist the Stomach and Diges
tive Organs in Digesting and Assiniulatiug
Sufficient Food to Rebuild the Tissues Support
ing the Organs Iuvoleed. There is but one
remedy that will do this, and that remedy is
KODOL DYSPEPSIA CUKE. If you want to
know more about Kodol, come in and
TELL YOU
The funeral of the late ' Blahard
Croesen whic h took place in the Pres
byterian charob tbie afternoon at
o'clock was largely attended.- The
yoang mo who so suddenly came to
bla death aa raised in tlila vicinity
and enjoyed a lame circle ot esteemed
ti ieail.
D L Crossen, one of the early plou-
eera of this vnlley having mnde proof
on a homestead on Ladd creek twenty
fonr yeara ago, but for the past twelve
years hsa been a resident of Spokane,
arrived yesterday morning to attend
the funeral of his son Richard who was
accidentally killed in fc't. Louis, which
took place in this city this afternoon.
0 W Noyes, who for the . past four
months has bad the management of J
D Casey's saw mill near HllgarJ, has
returned to this "city to resume his
former position as engineer of the La
Grande Flouring mill which will com
mence its season's run in a few days.
1 1 Quite contrary to expectations the
afternoon tea whiob rill be held at the
' M E parsonage tomorrow from 2 p. m. I
j to 7:30 p. m. will partake largely of a
farewell moating to Mr. and Mr. J C
. Walker. However, Rev. Walker will
preach bis last eermon in this city next
Sunday morning. He will not preach
In the evening .
District Organizer K G Woodcock,
of the Woodmen of the World, Is in
the city and will meet with the l a
Grande oamp tomorrow night. He will
address the meeting anil there will also
be floor work to receive the attention
of the members, t the close of the
meeting refreshments wi'l be served
A fall attendance of the camp is de
sired as Mr Woodcook has something
to sav to the members which will not
only Interest them but will uIbo be of
considerable Importance to all Wood
men of the world.
C T KcDaniela, the wallowa county
realestate man, arrived In the city yes
terlay and will return tomorrow morn
ing, lie reports wallowa county in a
very prospers condition aDd the farmers
and stork men happy and contented.
I This contentment bes rys works a hard
The High Five Club will meet til's ship upon tbo nalestato men there as
week at the residence of Mrs J. 0. '. lew ol the property owners wish to din-
poeo ol their farms. He furtliur Btutes
that there are enough buyers to pur-
Notice to Builders
I vlsb to inform the building public
that I have opened a stone quarry on
the Campbell place about two miles
from town and am In a position to
take all kinds of stone contracts at a
great saving to the bnilder. There are
several reasons why I can- tarnish this
stone at a cheaper rate than hard stont
dealers. . The principal reuson is that
the atone Is softer and oan be cot and
dressed at less expense than the
hard tone now being famished the
trade. The qnarry is nearer town aud
on a good hard road. This stone la
not only first class foundation rock but
can alfo be cut at a very slight cost
for walls and fancy trimmings. If you
are thinking of building let me know
and I will convinoe you that yon can
bnildastone build in? with tills stone
cheaper than with any other material
now in use here. Icaiy a fall and
oomplete line ot sewer pipe at all times.
Jack Childs, l or, Washington and Fir
street, La Grande. '''..-
Ross
suitings
an
O iserver,
nounoerae
EOR SALE Fl
rrtidence portion
sold cheap if sold
of H P Lewie or Win.
Grande, Oregon.
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Notice.
Members ol the B.uhbina Bisters
are requested to meet at the K. ol P.
ball Tuesday ennniDg Aug. 30 as tb?re
is business of importance to he trans
acted, '. By order of -
. . v Cora Lewie M 15 u
V FIRE PROOF SAFE
Kor sale, weight. 2500, price K0.
Call or write La GranJe Pawnbroker
Phone 1581.. .
LOCAL ITEMS OF
INTEREST
Concerning People Who Come
And go and Other Items
of Local Interest.
WILL
A.
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Te HILL,
Prescription Druggist La Grande, Ore
Gnlling
Mrs 0 E Slack and daughter, Miss
Noma, left yesterday for Burlington,
Iowa, to visit Mrs. Slack's sisters for
some time. They will also visit rolu-
tivea in Galesburg, Illinois
Weather Eorecast Tonljht and Wed
nesday fair. Cooler tonight with light
frost.
The Ladles Aid Society of the Moth
odlst church will give a tea at the pur-,
soilage next Wednesday aftornoou
from 2:30 nntil 7:30 p. m.
The Ladies Society ol the B ol L P
will serve Ice Cream with Cake anil
Coffee, next Wednesday Evening Aug.
81, at the home of Mrs D W Jackson
at 1307 Madison Striet east of the truck
All are cordially Invited to attond .
Frank Johnston, a prominent Bheep
owner from Boise, Idaho, who bus been
ut El,ln for some time on business lu
regard to the sheep Industry, arrived
in our city yosterday afternoon and
will leave shortly for Pendleton..
Commencing tonight the Soveuth
Day Adventists will hold a carapmeot
ing in this city on the vacant property
on 8th and N streets, wbioh will con
tinue nntil Sunday, September the 4tb'
A cord al invitation is extended to all
to attond theBe sorvh ei.
Joseph Maxwell, the old soldier who
was taken over to Union last evening,
was committed to the asylum bv Judge
tlnrrison and Sborltf Pennington
passed through with him on thU morn
ing's train unroute to Sulem.
The sisters' school will open the
first Monday In September. As all
know the Importance of b9ing present
at the beginning of school, try to be on
band Monday.
Mr and Mrs John McDonald, of wal
lowa, are in the city on their way to
Kan Francisco where they will attend
the Knight Templars conulave which
will meet in that city.
; .The Clock " - (
' is eometblng that is Indispensable to
the borne. It marks -the hour for aris
ing to cope with events of the day,' anil
the time lor retiring at niuht...
There Is 5omerhi
about the clock that I, ..... - . heart
of all. It will some day mark the hour
of death.
My clockeara of handeomeappearanre
mat in detign, and made ol nicely
pulifhed bronze noial ornaments
Prices from tl.OO to UM0.
'.) U Peare Union Co'u leading Jeweler
KextNewlin Drug Store. Wach re
pairing a Specially.
j. H. Pcarc, the Jeweler
REFRIGERATORS j
"WANTED V WANTED
wnr-jyj jjg 0f geccm i Hand Goods . Remember that
we will pay you caih for noytlung you huvu to sell
' :h& bah furolsh you witb anything in our line cheaper
than anyone tlee in, tou. ,
Set Work ll'arueai $V(( Lady's biryolf, 12 CO, Gent's
Bioycle 5 00, Bed room suit, 10 00, Cari ontprs tool
' chest 2 BO, trunk 2 00, Henting stoves 150 ami up,
Wood bed bteds bOv, Lttdits diuunind rinjj clieap.
Ma'ui loanetl en oollaU rula.
The La Grande Pawnbroktrs
.:.-...23k.-"sz..Cofncr Fir and dams
Wmber still bay nd ..11 .19 kind, n ,53,
chase all of wallowa county could
sellers be found.
Charles Biixnell and son Warren aud
I.uto Derriuger roturnod yesterday
from a twenty one diiya trip to tho
i.Miuain. Mr. Barnoll tailed at the
j Observer ritllce aud ordored his name
'. pbu'e.i upon the daily subscription list
and irn Idcutnlly told wlrat a splendid
time ho and the boys lutd Charley
is no B:OU:tl wh"U it C0m03 to CKBtillg
a fly and It is a motul certainty that
the Mirifiin Is short several floe trout
on aououut of Mr. llarnell'B vinit,
Tho party brought home a seven gallon
keg full of salted trout, and there i
not ouo in the keg whit-h will measure
under fourteen inches.
Allen & Aliou have leased cheir
wood sawing machine to 8am Fow
oett who will continue tho businotjg
and flniah aU order taken by the late
firm ol Allen & Allen. j
Mr an I Mrs E A Holmes of W.I-1
Iowa are in the lity today the guest of
Mr and Mrs J M Berry. They are on
thetr way to dan Francico where Mr
Holmes willatiend Mueio Conclave
whiob moitj in that oit;'.
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Mrs. 0. T. Boo in acoompnnietl by
her stu: Arohie and dauahter Koouey
expect to leave thin evenimi for Port
land." lbey will also visit Irieods and
relative! in Albany before returning.
The La Grande Lodge No. 10 101
F yes'erday purchrsed a water wright
from J M. Clark of Old town and will
soon have their cemetery uuder irri
gation,. W'at-r fnr the Odd Felluwii
cemetery has long beeu needed aoi'
trustees of the 1 jdte are to be congra
tulated for their action.
We are sole agents for the ICE KINO, galvanized
and porcelain enamel lined; will not break, scratch,
or corrode. Last a life time, always sweet and clean.
Noted As An lee Saver
Ornamental as well as useful
All sizes and prices
E. ANDROSS
Undertakers and Embalmers
HOUSE FURNISHINGS L1202 Adams Ave
Phone 9-1
Residence Phone 367
Mens Shoes
A full lino of the
(mtious Walk -Over
$3 50 and $4.00 Shoe
Hanen & Sod, none
better made, from
$5.50 to $7-00
We only carry these
lines but we have them
in a variety of styles
and widths and we
know we can please
you.
KOSS & ANDREWS
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GET Til E ClIILDRLN READY FOE SCHOOL
Only a short time now until the Full term begins and they will need a new Hat, Dress, Suit,
Shoes ot other Wearing Apparel, Tublets, Slates, Pencils, Pens, Ink, etc.
, We have them all and at right prices.
Good Children's Cups..
Gotitl Children's Hose
Good School Shot'
.$ .15 Lead Pencils, nickle tip
, .8 Pencil Tablets, 250 pages
. 1.00 Good Pens, per dozen
flnnil Titlr no, tmttlo
Good Penholders . . . . '. " qj
A large slock of materials for children's dresses, from 5 ceuts per yard up.
Good School Pants 25
Good School Suits 1.50
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Largest Store
Smallest Prices
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