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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1908)
EtfMIT PAGES. FVKXITtG ohhi-rvkk. a MOXDAY, MARCH M, ItOft. PAGE FIVE. .4 "S POULTRY , ; Now is the time to . w.u3 auu gcv some poultry ent kinds and all heights. ,'. Just received a car X They are first class. Gall and see my souvenirs, 25c to $2.00 eacb.' They are nice presents to MRS-T-N. HARDWARE fcsse A SAFE Alfl) RELIABLE BLOOD PUMFIEE ttl th tint f our ffwf-itVi. ft, tones irom wmcn mey couia procure xT- V0 we ainerent roots, herbs and barks into remedies, many of which have been handed down to succeeding generations, and continuously used with satisfactory results. Among the very best of these old time prep, arations is S. S. S., a medicine made entirely from roots, herbs and barks, in such combination as to make it the greatest of nil blood purifiers. , This absolute vegetable purity of S. S. S. makes it the one medicine that may be used without fear of harmful results lu any way. Most blood medicines on the market contain mercury, potash, or some other strong mineral. These act with bad effect on the system, upsetting the stomach, interfering with th digestion, affecting the bowels, and when used for a prolonged period of time often cause salivation. No such effects ever result from the use of S. S. S , and it may be taken Dy children as safely as by older people. For Rheumatism. Catarrh, Sores and Ulcers, Malaria, Scrofula, Skin Diseases, and all other troubles caused by impure or poisoned blood, S. S. S. is a per feet remedy. It goes down, into the circulation and removes all poisons, Impurities, humors or unhealthy matter, and makes the blood cure and rich. It eliminates every particle of the taint of inherited blood trouble, purifies and strengthens the weak, deteriorated blood, and establishes the foundation for good health. S. S. S. is Nature's Blood Purifier, and its many years of successful service, with a steadily increasing demand for it, is the best evi dence of its value in all blood troubles. Book on the blood and any medical advica free of charge. ; xhe swrFX SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CJL t ' : ... , . : . , LOCAL ITEMS. " , '.' ;V , , ". t '!'' ,., '4 George Chandler 6t Elgin, trans J acted business here Saturday evening. Mrs. T. E. Spoke of Pendleton, transacted business here today. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Hendricks of Eight, were Sunday visitors in the city. O. A. Coffin is in Baker City on ' business today. ' t l H. Russell went to. Baker City I today to look after business Interests. ', J. E. Harklns went to Sprague to day to accept a position on a railroad. , fc George Driskell left today for Pen '"V" tileton on a short visit. J ' James England Is over from Union 1 today visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Hays left this morning for The Dalles, where tne will make their future home. W. B. Sargent returned from Baker City today, where he has been trans , acting business. E. S. Brassel left today for The Dalles and Portland, to be gone a few days. Lou Rayburn returned to the Pal .mer lumber camps this morning af ter a short business visit here. ' Charles B. Hanford arrived In La Grande last night, accompanied by his splendid corps of actors. -Mr., Hanford Is registered at the Foley. 1 Miss Affle Barnes of North Powder. Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Albert Hun ter, of Island City. , , Mrs fctevens"bf Lrti Grande, Is the guest if -her, sister, Mrs. Frank' Froj-I zier, who Is. lftt . present 'convaleHcIng ; -ji from a'sevcrjattilcH of ''the grip'. ! , . PendletQ' Kast' Orepoplnn..' . ' ; e. ,.. J. D. Matheaoniitroinmaster for the rv O. Tl. & 'X., was In the cjty yesterday on official business,. He returned to La Grnnde on the ewnlrtg train. Ba i ker 'City Democrat. ,'. ' v Sheriff Chllders went to Imbelr tn- : .. -day to conduct a sale 'of druB owne'1 ; by Dr. Fisher. Tha sale Was made to realize about which 'are dun Mr. ; Alexander, the Imbler blacksmith. . Engln':Pat.KnneIy', now 'uu : T,hlnB ,"t of San Francisco, but for - ' 1 merly .employed ;ui ,'tha-. p.Rs"& N. y out of this point, arrived In La Grande this morning for a short visit.- - Mr. and Mrs. William Lyman expect vj to leave tonight for their future home In Morrow county. Mr. Lyman formerly owned the Red Apple com- pany's ranch, but bas now purchased a wheat ranch near Morgan, Morrow 1 fence your" chickens in. ience. I have it in differ-" 1 I extra Star A. star eMni 1 - " W JAWgsVO. send to you friends. MURPHY FEWCE and CROCKERY ROOTS AKD HERBS f?;tS iV.d '' tljeir medicines. They searched out Presiding Elder J. D. Gillllan re turned this morning from North Pow der, where he conducted services, yes terday. Gen. A. J. Goodbrod of Union, Is tin La Grande today, and unless his many friends refuse to release him, he will return this evening, i Guy Byrkltt went out to thfe Pal mer lumber camps today., The dam aged spur tracks from the main line to the camps are repaired and logs will be hauled as soon as the O. R. & N. repairs the Cabin creek washout. . A. W. Harper, formerly president of the, Blue Mountain Creamery com pany In La Grande, but now In busi ness in Minneapolis, arrived here yes terday to transact business and visit with friends. . Attorney Samuel White arrived In the city from Baker City this morn ing, to be present at the , Cavlness water suit hearing, which was re- I .timed today after a few days' re- cesB. it ' ""my I MJ,ltlf-ff'"1T"m ii I . Ii ... S 'iWi Laiii' .kk 4 4-;- 1 A"-r t (til . P ut. fL -r e . ?:.' x ' ;y? -,, - , A carload of commercial Iron Is oe Ing unloaded for the La Grande Iron works foday.: " ; - :.f Charles Button l In Elfin today In the Interests of the Home Indepen dent Telephone company. William Tood of Spokane, came over Sunday to attend the funeral of the late James McCoy. Mrs. F. 8. Eramwell, accompanied by her daughters, the Misses Gladys nd Amelia, left today for Portland to be gone dome time. Miss Amelia has been seriously 111 and goes to Port land to. recuperate. O. V. Eear, who was acting agent In the La Grande office of the Pa cific express company for a period of month over a year ago, Is In the city today wl-h C. V. Sawyer of Walla Walla. They repreM a olothlng house of the Garden City. Superintendent Walsh, of the Wash-trig-ton division of the O. R. & X., ac companied by Mrs. Walsh, arrived here Sunday In his special car. to at tend the funeral of their old-time . friend, the late James McCoy. They ', will remain until tomorrow. Mr. and ' Mrs. Walsh have many friends In this city;- which was their home for years prior to Mr. Walsh's promotion. Cly3e Finch of Pendleton, who con- j ducted the civil service examinations' here Saturday, return to Is iome Saturday evening. After the exam- j tnatlons were concluded he was tuaen through the orchard, districts, the! guest of Postmaster Rlchey. He ex-1 pressed himself as belnji greatly sur-j prised at the wonderful development; and possibilities of the valley. While living Just across the conuty line, he was also greatly surprised that not more publicity la given our wonderful resources. Birth Brnml, Born to Mr. and Mrs. F. L, Meyers, In this city Sunday, a son. A Poiible Runaway. Considerable excitement was caused this afternoon by a hurry-up race be tween the two delivery rigs belonging to the Grande Ronde Meat Co. The horses to (both rigs made good time, but from all Indications the bay came under the wire first. At last ac counts both horses were stl'.l going, but no damage was reported. ' A Notrp Pnme Lnrty's AppratT To all knowing sufferers of rheu matism, whether muscular or of the joints, sciatica, lumb.igos, backache, pains In the. kidneys or neuralgia pains, to write to her for a home treat ment which, has repeatedly cured all of these tortures. She feels It her duty to send It to all sufferers free. Tou cure yourself at home as thous ands will testify no change of ell mate being necessary. This simple discovery banishes uric acid from the blood, loosens 'the stiffened joints, purifies the blood and brightens the eyes, giving elasticity and tons to the whole system. If the above Interest you, (or proof address Mrs. M. Sum bers. Box R, Notre Dame. Ind. 1 t N - " ill ' T : . "XJp v t : V t x& HI t"rjF y: ')- " .." . X. i W, . VS. V. 1 1 . 1 , f I I I 'Ii .1 t'fl 1 'IT ' JV v .1 ,i 'f ' k . 1 I. I 1 mm&M i e ft -nu SPRING 4908 OPENING : ; ' the grand opening day k 'r V;.-? ; Of Our Spring 1908 Opening Week Was Attended By Hundreds Of People Who Came to See the Display of Season's Newest Apparel . GQLDEfPRUL THE THIS ENTIRE WEEK will be given to the DISPLAY and SALE of goods for spring Every department will have its special offerings, and you cannot afford to miss one single day as the specials will be worth coming for. ( f ; . ,. TUESDAY we will have on DISPLAY the MOST COMPLETE line of wash goods that has ever been our pleasure to showi'new ani up-to-date patterns, weaves and makes, and as an inducement we are going to give those who purchase their wash goods, on this day 10 per cent off. In this offer we will include all trimmings and material for making this wash goods up,' Laces, Embroideries, .Brai'ds , SOMETHING IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF INTEREST WILL BEJOUNDAT PRICES , , YOU CANNOT DUPLICATE MEN'S FURNISHINGS at bargain prices. Men's . Collars, fancy Hosiery and Sus-. penders. Our complete line. TUESDAY SPECIAL TEN PER CENT OFF HOUSEHOLD NECESSITIES at bargain prices. Saginaw Matches, the kind tnat sells for 10c per box, special today, 4c; Ink, per bottle 4c; Envelopes, per package, 4c; Toilet Paper, per roll, 4c; and our entire line of garden seeds on this day 10 per cent off 'regular prices. " ' - - .' , Something in every department EVERY DAY will be found greatest economy in securing. ' SOCIETY. - Popular Young I-aly Married. On Wednesday, the 18th, at the home- of Mr. and Mrs.' X. L, Ackles, corner Seventh and Q streets, In this city, at 10:30 a. m., their daughter, Miss Elsie A. Ackles, one of our pop ular girls, aws united In marriage to Grover G. Hays of The Dalles, Ore gon. This fortunate young man is one of the locomotive firemen run ning from The Dalles to Umatilla: Pastor W. H. Gibson of the Bap tist church, said the ceremony in the presence of the bride s parents alone. So quietly was the occasion planned and executed that there was not the least suspicion of anything unusual iv ear''j DCO happening. The county clerk, Gil ham was bribed and threatened with brickbats If he let the matter out. The little sister, Miss Ruth, went to school as usual, but ,an Impression from some mysterious and unexplain ed source prevailed, possibly attribu table to the mystic touch of Cupid, who enters with the sprinftlde Into so many young lives. As a result. Miss Cundlff, of the high school, headed a serenade party and a great Jollification ensued at the Ackles uuino ui eve. urn niiii no one Knew anything of a wedding having trans. J plred. Ater a while the friend, dls- jjfineu. vjne m me suienaaers saw "Well, we are beat one j time.' They are not married. What fools ws mor tals be!" " " ''''' ' The real fact never dawned till this morning as the happy young friends took their departure from this city. for their future home In The Dalles. Many good wishes follow them, for nrii f a jri.wini.f iv - 4t ''jjr1 """"" " "wtiw? iwCT ..1 CO. VCMT ncr va a that you will be using the great happiness In their future lives. Finn Big Musloale. j Tomorrow evening the members of the Lyle Tuesday Musical are prepar ing a treat for themselves and the-music-loving public generally. Everjr one Is cordially Invited. An especial' ly Interesting program . will be pre sented, arranged by. Mesdames Rich ardson and Bllverthorn, and the ad mission prlve being only, 10 cents, the Commercial club parlors should be fined. ' Ttngnm''''' Remembrances of Mexico; Rebag- .. liah ..... ..........Mandolin Club Duet "Gaily We'ra Tripping"....! Miss Williams and Mrs. Nell Piano solo -'Oberon," Dom -. T... ...Mrs. W. W. Berry Reading "The Emigrants,"....'... , ., .Mrs. E. C, Moor Piano accompaniment. Miss Jean , 'McDonald. Vocal solo Selected. . .George' Blrnle Talk "Popular Music . in Philip pines Geo. Cochran Vocal solo Ja) "Could Jr............. Tastl (b) "Less Than the Dust," Wool- forde Tlnden. , . Miss Jean McDonald. " Piano solo Impromptu, Schubert .V. .Miss Mae Whits Ladles Chorus V . "The Daffodils" King Hall Mrs. Hllverthorn, director. ' Mrs. Robert entertained at Hnnford, John fl. Hanford of Brltts this afternoon dinner, Charles B. M. Kline and Leland Oakland, who makes his homo In La Grande, and who Is a cousin of the noted actor. GASOLINE ENGINE IRRIGATION. SPRAYING AND PIMPING MACHINERY Falrbanks-Morss Gasoline Erelnes for pumping, spraying, sawing, grinding Outfits comp!ste. Fsirbanks Scales for weighing. Fairbanks-Moras Dynamos and Motors for power and light. r Fairbanks-Morss Windmills andTowers. Fsirbsnks-Morse Grinders, Fsed Chop pers, Well Pumps. All first quality goods at lowest prices. Always tn stock. Libsral tsrms. Prompt reply to Irquiries snd quick shipments. Writs for cstalogus and prices. FRANK KILPATRICK, Agt., La Qrsnds FAIRBANKS, MCRSE &, Co.. 1 I i i , I' ACT I., fcrrne 1. ny ant! 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