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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1906)
. 1 : JfflpB REVIVAL SERIES La Grande Evening Observer CHICAG Beginning with the services tomorrow there will be evanr;'?listic meetings in the M. E. church. The pastor, Rev. B. F. Meredith will be ass sted by Rov. W. W. Deal of Union and Rev. J. M. Hixson of E'gin. The meetings will continue for st least two weeks. All are cordialiy invit ed to attend. AND THE EAST Wh-n pnrchasinj' ticket to Oil cajjo ami tho Kast, we that it I re.ids via the (.hu:ago v .v.rtri Western Kuihvay. Choice of routes via Onialia or via St. Paul and .MiiiiioapoliH. It w the mule of Tlie Overland Limited anil the direct line t Chicago ff""i 'he Coast. Four faat daily Chic-iwn trains make ciinneetinnri with all tran.einti mnt..l trains at St. 1'aul and Minne B :ii. The Vest of Everything. Q All agents sell tickets via this line. For further information apply to I K. V. HOISM, ttntrmt again. O. ft. M.-W. ., B H POKTLANOi OKI. D ( 1 j Ready 11 for 1 Baby, The younir, mother thinks, when she has Completvillhi" liahy jrarilieiits tll;it are to diithe the little form. But she is not all ready for baby's coming, unless she has done sonirthiii); more or the baby than merely to pri jiare his clothes. 1 1 1 1 - a younn mother who j;oes through horns Of iuiii mill suffering womU rs w hy it was not jxissible lo prepare in some way for the baby's ailvent, anil to avnid" the K"ly that seemed almost iiuetniitr.ible. l)T. fierce s Favorite 'lesenition is the one medicine for women which prepares them jHruotlv, ImiIIi for the buriletis and pleasures of maternity. It prevents the morning sickness from which so many women milicr. U Hticrttln us the whole KkIv, so that there is no nervousness tim anxiety, It promoti's a healthy appetite and causes relreshinn Jeep. It "ives the lniil'.nr stieni;' li for her trial atii. makes baby's a'Kent ia. tu-.illv ninless. ihv mothers have hi all!" 'children, .t i tiu -teval testimony nt tli v hue usc! In. IMetce's l-'avtuitf nption as a pirpaiative (or li'-il . r that the children were licailh-.ei the He. mill whn I 'res. lux. I Mini happier than those liorn all liinntlis of menial misery ami tihvsii aii;'!:-h on the part of the prospective Hit ii :er. Si.k and aibm; wvm"n are invited to ron.uil 111. 1'urce by letter ahst lutch without (ee or chaise. As chief consult inj; phvsuiati to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, Hutl-ilo, N. V.. Ir. K. V. 1'ien'e, assisted by his staff : nearly a wore of plivsieians, has in the Just tlmt) years and over Heated and cured more than hall a nii'limi sick and sutiemiK women. The testimonials of these cured women are on record A lame mini's i oi firm were cured win n doctors had pioiioiinced a clue iinp.i sl ide and alter eitdiuinr; warn ol um-'h-ss u'lernv. bt n V.mbi.'c at or.. a w.Mii.-n, e'ici- Mr :.-k wenurn h m Mi i'a ii e s on l-id --o v me : i so i..'.-,t in t' !!I!--H l-.f. A-1 li. -ind - ViiiltH 1 '1 . R. ' sitatr to t i-. r, b".t pre- i -si bui- lulu, N V. Hopatl for Death. T,-i Hit- -.li.- ' 1--.1 vi!f-i.",: v i- m t fee" II .TV -I'll 1,1 I'!-... M Cll.l ..t ! ,t .. . . ,1 I. 1. M ' M lO AN INCIDENT ALONG LIFE'S PATHWAY Not long ago there di-;din a 'A'alla Wa' la cell, a poor. rad. bloated, unkempt wretch without a friend in the broad world to shed a tear of sympathy. No one cared for him. ar.d no one mourned him. "Unwept, unhonored and unsung." his bones were ratt'ed over the stones to the potter's field. Fifteen years agr, this man br ght-eyed erect, clean-limbed and vigorous, stepped aboard his tram at Pendleton. He ware the handsome uniform ot a ranroaa con ductor a place to which he had steadily ascended from the bottom round of the ladder. He greeted his friends with a smile and hs friends were everywhere. On duty, he indulged in a social glass now and then with boon companions. He was popular, debonaire and liberal. He had a kind heart, and was lauded as one of the most affable conductors on the road. His revels increased in frequency for Pendleton was then and is now a so- ! ciable place and he liked to make merry wir.n them in a drinking bout. His salary proved inadequate for this pleasant pas lime, and now and then some company money went over the bar easy "pick up" end nobody to reckon with except a poss ible "spotter" despised by him and his kind, as the dirt beneath their feet. But the inevitable happened. He lost his job. He took inferior positions, de scending the ladder much more rapidly uian i.o imd arisen. His appetite now a giant, powerful, pers.stant. insati able. Vice claimed him at last as all its own, body and saul, and hb filled a drunk ard's grave. This man was a "good fellow" and "one of the boys." He became a "poor fellow" and "one of the bums." Was the game worth the candle? Was hie wrecked life worth a few years of fleeting pleasure? Weston Leader. ow of NEW JERSEY m SEASON 'S ( AM 0 ( S HATCH (Serlpps News Association) Jersey City. Ndv. lO-T-.egJtve season in this state opened todiy and until Dec. 31st sportsmen can er.j'iy cap tai saort a a good season is txpec'td cw rg to the increase in partridge, grouse. Erg'.ish and red neck peasant, woodock aed ad water fowl. T'ere are certa.i penait.es in connection witn fa week;; seasons and taking of cortar jiire between cer tain hours, as pnv.ce.. by t'-e state :as which will no d .u t. ojusa e 'J yss trouble. j (Serlpps News Association) Ostend. England Nov. 10--U was an j nounced here that the great international ! chess match between Dr. Emmanuel ! Lasker champion of the wrold. and Frank ! Marshall w ir.ner of the recent lnternat ! ional masters tournament at Nuremberg I will be com nsnsed in Ni Yor and finished at the Kursal here. January 7th -s set for the date. WANTED --To buy a sewnihind 3"inch wagon. Inquire at this office. i. .i-.- t HI A 1 . 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U contains no opium or other harmful drugs, a i av I ii is save ?v vv v-jiv .Ocay fvpM iSr I frills i i am (i:yl;iisp j " '" ' l;i h ivte - a "mi niisliclnc ftir children, never Ih wfriiid to luiy Cv t R. .W. . '.: ltiMKiv. There Is no tlnnuer frmn if mi.l r1i..f is oln-. ..... 1 especially fur cmukI-s, colds, cnuip and v. i tm Reaches the home with the days news, focal and general. Delivered at your door for 65 cts per month. La Grande Weekly Observer For those who can not secure the Daily, The largest and most com plete Dollar Weekly in eastern Oregon. Our Job Printing Department is Complete. ''"ii 't-r.ilt .
