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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1906)
WILL BE ! WATCHES Not bargain watchet that have win in some mow com ror year, but reliable ; watch direct from th factory - at lowest price postiabl for them to be told. Call and tee for yourself. Every on guaranteed . DAILY DAILY ? LY DA I J. H. . PEARE. : La Orande' Leading Jeweler and Optician OppoiU U. S. Land Office . ,M ( l)H)M rf All work guaranteed. .7.7. '."'i Domestic or Polish WE LAUNDER YOUR SHIRTS. COLLARS AMD CUFFS WITH fITHER FIMSM YOU DESIRE. WORK CALLED TOR AMD DELIVERED ' A. B.C. I ST.EAiM IfJLAUNDRYl ': PHONE MAIN 7 J , . i" . La Givn ie. Orpjjrn. J HOT DRINKS OYSTER COCKTAILS AND, TAM ALES For Ladies and Gentlemen only . SGHE&RER'S . .: STANDARD COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 5 Sommer block La Grande, Oregon P E R T r E A G H E R S eipaimmeki' R E A S 0 N A B L E "T E R (j M Complete Business and Shorthand Course D.iy and nt'ht session Lnri'iw M. M. Slattery, Principal.1 HEXT YEAR , A. E. Huff, a beet grower of thi valley thi morning exhibited sugar beet in thi city that hate been pulled since the frost and remarkably enough they are sound. This means that even the last heavy frost did not entirely damage the unpulled beets. It has been estimated that there are one thousand tons of beets still in the ground and the loss wasthot to be heavy. However, it is encouraging to know that with a little more pleasant weather, there will be a general clean up of beets. ' NONE Y IS ii iirrn, r a i MINIUM F L. GSBiSR V At Your Door for 65c. per Month IMPROVE! T H E T MON (8crlppa New Association) Washington, Dec. 7 The Rivers and Harbors convention which is in session here today chose Joseph Ransdell as president. The convention has today adopted a resolution asking congress for fifty millions to improve the waterways of the nation. Many of the delegates personally visited the President and were received by him. PACIFIC LADD (ANTON ITEMS Miss Alici Jones spent Thanksgiving at La Grande. ' Mr. Wm, Banton is on the sick list. Miss Ellen Stevens returned from Union where she has been visiting relatives. Frank Counsell has a slight attack of rheumatism. , . . Eugene Birks, of Portland is visiting at the home of Willis McCauley and Andrew Larm. The Ladd Canyon Literary Society is called to ordei every two weeks and on rriday night. There will be an excellent program Friday night, Dec. 7. Every body come and have a good time. There will be church at Hot Lake everv Sunday at three o'clock. Everybody is invited to attend. r"1!fc Tl ierfti iWf "TWO "sat. t-!. xr msm TB MM Sfl MBHsmiEHi m It y (stf J jjr 5 J I 9 U I t i OSTEOPATHY AND ANATOMY The Osteopath is obliged to be a rood anatomist. He cannot practice Osteo pathy at all unless h is. He is the fellow, who, when a patient presents himseif. goes to work to find out exactly what I tie trouble is. He looks upon a man as an anatomical structure cons-sting of a ftamework of bones, a network of nerves, a tangl of muscles, a web of lymphatic ducts, a complication of ligaments, biocd vessels and viscera. 'To untare'e and lacate all the mulifarions crcans an:i tissues ip his business. He goes to wmk to heal the sick man much the same as an engineer womd Fix his locomotifa. He finds a nuve crossed or stretched. He finds the tnuicles unsc or strained. He finds bones dislocated, or partly ds!ocnJ. He finde cartilars misplaced. He finds a thousand tnat an averase physician wju:d ntver d;sccver. r.ever dream of. Hence it is that the Osteopath must necessarily be a ;:.a i anatomist. As a ruie, these dJct-'S carry the study ' of anatomy much further than the a. o j path, the elecuic or Ine homopath. Even the most experiencji surteon knews I nothing cf anatomy in comparison with the educated Oste pa:n Medical Ta k. CURE YOURSELF AT HOME ust tH-rins w.i.i aie -i.,', ..Id x Cfiita imis 1!U1 Poison liL-sitr I Must JKTMItIS v ji to a pliysn i..n 1 1 :' !i Ci'iit.uiuiis liUxnl Poison hesitate t. H'.isni'v In the hist iil.u'i tin' t-n.'ti.. i avy, it nil th, y Uimw l.i.n th. int.-v.lii'..:, to.it-.iu nt will to niereury an lusli, stmu'V mill ''Li' Unit t wf.h i'i-..i;!iui t lltcts en the iKlicate'patlV uiesyMtni, aim ph ii t tu.t, att.r '.-.. ttiil.v cute the ilisi-ase. What itim nl t'...it can ,v taken at luinw and a per av:,!. r wi'.'ior.t nr.M:vt ;..t v i'xnntitrt inn.se. Such a ! n .lv i, ,s S. S -It w t'.te oii'.v iiuilcuu that Roesilowi ine viry iu i!ll , , i, u i. r, I i:- t , t : . ,,t tr u e of t he i.isi .;iis f its nt'iin. ItWs not contain a tiartiel i i niz s nicui, ami wtiu ii ii' nt ry want is a !af . ti ll. il'lc t'f i H cure mailt; of ill .'.us r... gtliat there aii: , ntinvt.it in aav to- x If Ids up every p ut tae w i'l 't' e tii-it. ise t: n-i tlit i-irrulatioi ii I.V its line v 1 1 ' . 1 1 t itiie imuierties S S. ait... ,s v ! . i timiliK- nt its ticiul an. li t '.v i'ci:uu:u iiCy i".irt-s the disease U '. i a.VU tt i', but s pi:i ilit s the IiIimxI tha (n!i iu o!T.!i:-Iis inMircl aaint infection S. S .y ni.iy t'f takt u in ttie privacy of yoif lioitie ,ui,t a pi : fi. t cine itia.le of this hatefn anil l.'.i'h inin tmul le. l''iir the ussistancec 1 1 ........ 1. . . . .1 .' . I. o o . I ...'-. ' i.', ,ti. ui ii; liinilM'ms Willi i. o. O Imve prepare,! a st.,vi ,1 ,V o-t f :. . , s ! 1 ., Miieli contain: tnicUons of Rreat v.,to t., .-:',! U ! s :.,:s. We will b Kla Wrmtel. our pliysivun will furnish it witl.oi t e! ,,r v THESVMT,PiCiC i.,J., ATLANTA, CM RtWlRINii fOLtr HOUSE Workmen are engaged t. rewinrn; : -e er.tire Eolev Hotel building. It w:P :SKe about two weeks to co npite the task. DRESSMAKING Would be pleased t have year tann age in sewing. Satisfaction guaranteed in fancy dresses, waists, and suits. Mxs. F. S.NgvgL 2113 2i j S:. ROBS 'RELY VEGuTACLE Y At Your Door FRcc OF CHARGE A CLUBBING OFFER PLAN Arrangment nave been made with the Publishers of The Pacific . Monthly so that we can make you a present of the ' BcAUTIFUL MAGAZINE FREE Award A OUR PLAN To all those payinSup their arrears and one month in advance we will make a present of the best magazine published in the west, for one year ABSOLUTELY EREE CHRISTMAS NUMBERS now ready for distribu on. SUBSCRIBE NOW.
