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IS THE OREGOJHAN WROXG?
The Portland Oregonlan says that
no good town la dry and that no dry
town la a good town. This Is high
sounding fallacy. It Is a pretty play
on words, but It dues not bear inves
tigation. Recently the entire state of North
Carolina went dry and every big town
In the state except Wllmlrgtun and
Durham, two of he 10 big cl :es In
the state, voted dry within their own
precincts. Wilmington bos a popula
tion of 20,0(10 and Durham of about
15.000.
Every other big town In tho state,
Including Charlotte, 20,000 popula
tion; Ashertlle, 18,000; Greenboro,
1S.000; s.lelgh, 16.000; Newhern, 13.
000. voted dry and 78 out of the 8
counties In the state were carried
completely, town and all. by the pro
hibitionists. Are none of these North Carolina
towns good towns? Are all these peo
ple deluded In voting towns of from
lt.OOO to 20,000 population dry?
As towns go In the south, North
Carolina has some excellent represen
tatives of southern towns. They are
not only bustling manufacturing and
lumbering cities, but they are home
nd school centers of the first class.
, And the statistical reports show that
they are alt growing. They have adopt
ed prohibition from an economfi
standpoint and they will make a sue
cess of It, as will every other city In ;
the t'nlt-d States which consch ntlous-J
ly tilts to got alons without the sa
Iwm.--r-t mueuin ia K'l egonmn. j
as I
r
&1
IIQOOl
Great minds often ulu;t sl-nliari
tactics but they do not ntvwiys cat at j (Vvn ,.(m,.r ,.(at K..0-
the same table. I'rothcr Scott, of j u,t..n. July 1. -On cf the feature
the Miegonlan, a few months ajo j nautical events, of tlw years In Allan
'ceased to allow himself, or jath-r thejlk. vt.. win be tomorrow's v..van
Oregonlim, la bo c!;i...l us n rctn,b-1 ,,.,.. hl,t r.u. fv.lTn M,lrMe!-eul to
mnu n. n,,i, ,T nun now cimcs .Mr. j
llenrst with his string f papers, an 1
he refuses t, siifi'oit M-. Hirt, or
ven be classed m a democrat,
the parties may le. hi; .' t:i.it
have any polltl. nl Inriw nee
party will miss their support,
While
n-l h.-r!
rlihcr .
If It Is
Withheld during
Attfn.
trie
coining cam
's
lVj are all subject Ui
conditions I
jnore or less. A few d.ivs ago It w.n
Winer a nnuy undertaking t. meet
one of our iiso.il Jovl.il farmer friends
and afk the off -hand ,u. stlon. "II i
I evi-O'thln" The usual arsw.-r
was enough to rIv the nrdlna-y busi
ness man the blue for a week. Tlv
copious ruins the ptst f.w Onys h.w:
s$len protuistf of good yield where
little could have been expected had
411. s hut rather continued, and the
fni mer I smiling as of yore.
. e . .ii
An inspection of the machine shop
nd agricultural Implement hems.- in
this city suggest that haret I sp
ronrhlng. Headers and harvester
are being Set up and delivered, and
verybodjr b""y preparing for the
onual gathering of the sheaves.
TRAGEDIES Or THE HILL.
Another pathetic tragedy of the
frontier is reported from Lewlston, In
the death of a recluse rancher at the
age of 0 years, in the loneliness of his
secluded cabin.
Scattered here and there through
the mountains and forests, these her
mit characters, flotsam . of pioneer
conditions, are found all over this
western land. We find them in the
hills around every lake, and by many
a mountnln meadow, living their Quiet
and uneventful lives apart from fam
ily and kindred.
When the winter snows lie deep
around their little cabins, and the long
night falls on the desolate wilderness,
what thoughts, what memories, must
haunt these lonely men, sitting there
in solitude and darkness.
As the years go by they grow more
timid and shrinking, more abashed
and confused In their occasional con
tact Kith civilization and society.
Thus their lonely lives wear away
until some morning the accustomed
our) of smoke Is lacking . above the
cabin roof, and the faithful dog stands
guard as only mourner over the place
of death. Spokesman-Review.
10HN BULL AXGRV.
Displeased With Oration Planned fo
x Uncle Sam's Fleet.
London, July. 17. Reports received
here regarding the magnificent prep
arations that are being made In Aus
tralian and New Zealand porta for the
entertainment of the American fleet
are provoking a great deal of com
ment The expenditure of such ' vast
sums by the colonial cities In enter
taining the fleet of a foreign power is
condemned by the London papers. An
undercurrent of jealousy of the t'nlted
States runs through many of these
editorial articles, and the cruise of
the Yankee vessels Is severely criti
cised by some naval authorities.
On the continent, however, and es
pecially in Germany the political as
pects of the cruise are considered In
a more favorable light.
The Marine Rundschau, which Is
the subsidized organ of the German
Imperial murine department, consid
ers that the "concentration of the
American fleet In the Pacific" marks
the beginning of the now epoch In
the worliVs history which was fore
shadowed by Count Vorck von War
tenburg. Count Waldersee's chief of
staff In 1S00, when he expressed the
opinion that the trend of events tay In
the direction of a union on the part
of the Continental and Atlnntlc pow
ers against the "Pacific hemisphere."
It Is added that "America's political
wishes will only' be recognised if they
are backed by the guns of her fleet,
but the scope of her desires will be
bounded by the navy's ratlins of ac
tion." The conservative Kreu Zeltung In
dorses these observations with the re
mark that the American navy must
not only be ready to strike, but "ready
to strike where strategy dumands."
General von Zeuclln then proceeds to
i consider the lines of communication
and the harbor accommodation on the
west const of Ann i lea and In the Pa-
clflr, which he pronounces to be In-
I n 'le.giiatt and Irt-'.-itre f.ir a fleet Me.
slcnctl for offcmlw purposes."
N,.w ij,c,ellc. ,.r ., w
Totk city, a
total distance- f tin-tut 270 n I'.es. The
iuee, which is an nnnnal event. Is for
erulslns boats, of t-t ,vi.ert ! pn.l 4
feit 1.1 l.tiTth. prop. t y -N(.l..lve
"'llKllI' " operulej elM;. r by gasolene,
lieroseiie or alcohol. The tr.try l!t
j this tar Is JTi J on.' nnj promises
an exciting contest. The start wltl bc
m i.l. fnnn Marbhlxad harbor nt
h,,. in ,c,.i..i, .,-..,. n..ni..
..... . I. I M.
I ljt year the honors of t!i rice
j from New Y.-rk to Mn ;-!! held Went
! a I'oston bout en e!iip.ed time,
j llepalopK. own.el by lianlel K. Hal-
let of tile Post.n Tai ht club, rovvvltig
t;:e coots.- In 5.1 hours 42 mlm;tc nn.l
55 seconds, establishing a record for
I that ra.e that will be hsrd to equal.
The flmt pile ws actually won by
j I'lenroon. owned by T. U. l's-lle of
I. New Bedford, which made the course
In 12 hours 37 minutes and 10 sec
I oinK taMng tho trophy en time al
lowance. Vive yachts were timed at
the finish.
t upld Still at Work.
A marrlsg ll-ense was granted
this monihig to Charles Jackson psld
wln and Florence Bessie Dcshaier.
The young people who horns Is now
r.ar Imbler, were married yesterday
-erttrnoon by Rv. Seemana.
'Phone Black 641
213 fIR STREET
LA GRANDE, ORE.
DISSAIISFACTION WITH HODS
OF SCORING AND TUG-OF-WAR
London, July 17. Protest against
the method of scoring the Olympic
games resulted today In the announce
ment that no championship award
will be made this year. ' Realizing it
will be a hopeless attempt to get the
;T.i nm to aaree upon any
one system of scoring. Lord Desbor
ough, chairman of the London Olym
pic association, adopted this course as
the only solution of the difficulty.
In the 100-meter back-stroke swim
ming race today, Rleberceln of Ger
many, won the first heat of the semi
final In one minute 25 1-i seconds;
heat two went to Haresmape of Eng
land, the victor making the distance
In one minute, 25 1-6 seconds. In
combining sections 1 and 2, Nllson, of
Sweden, won the preliminary in the
middle hold Javelin throw by hurling
the shaft 154 feet 4 inches. Larner.
Tacoma, July 17. Several passen
gers were injured In a head-on colli
sion of two electric cars on the curve
of a Tacoma and Puynljup electric
line today. Mntorman J. M. McElroy
of Taconm, had both legs crushed be
low the knee and Is not expected to
recover. All the injured, except F.
It. McCord of Korebui'g, Ore., are res
idents of Tacoma.
The outbound car from Tacoma
reached the switch a short distance
east of Larchmont station. After
waiting a short time for the Inbonn'!
car to come. It started slowly to the
next sVltct
milt- away.
h toward Puyallup, half a
Another cor ran around
the curve and crashed into the other
car. The Injured were brought to the
hospitals at Tacoma. None, except
McElroy, who was In charge of the
outbound car, are expected to elie.
(LOSE tiP
Rl-vlllp, Cal., July 17. Heavily
aiiv.e 1 and beaming exl.l.-nec of having
tr.iv. d far without much nourish
ment, Adoli h Jules, the Il.All.tn mur
der i who Tuesday killed two men In
the Western Pa.'lfle amp. near PI3
I'm- 'till, bol.lly walked Ir.to the town
of '-iTlmae Inst tilfht nnd went t- a
store unit s. I ed for a hott'e of h-cr.
No ! -r bei:nr s.i 1, he t. i-l: off ac.iln
f ir t':e won-H. Th. p.ses are 'work
ing ton ar t each oilier and are confi
dent of basslr- the fugitive b-fore
nlht.
iPRDcma bp
Paris. July 17. It was announced
to, lay that Princes de Sagan. for
nterly Anna Gould, f rm-rly Countess
d- rat trilnne. has offered her cha
teau. Marias for sale for a quarter of
a million dnllnr. It Is reported that
she will dispose of all her holdings In
Frane-e. to ra's as much money as
possible, and then purchase the whol
or a part of the ancestral estate of the
de fagans, on the German frontier.
Her plan Include the restoring of the
estate to their former splendor. 8he
!nd the prince will live there In rplen
dor.
ACCIDENT
AT TACOMA
WM
0 A(
F. B. HA1 ST EN
DEALER IX XEW AXD 6ECOXD-HAXD GOODS.
England, won five points for England
today by finishing first In the 10
mlle walk. Time 1 hour 15 minutes,
2-5 seconds.
Lemming, Sweden, won the first
place In the javelin throw finals, scor-
IT" fi'jt 1A -"- hRtln his
pwn Olympic record four feet 4 4 in
'Ches. England won the tug of war
from America, but a protest has been
entered by the United States team.
The. American complaint Is based
on the fact that members of the Eng
lish team wore heavy cleated boots,
and this is against the rules. The
Americans wore light boots. The re
jection of the protest caused a great
deal of unfavorable comment. Greece
and Germany withdrew from the con
test.;. It Is raining today and the at
tendance is small.
An Annual Event.
The beautiful night blooming cereua
belonging to Miss Pauline Lederle,
will be In Its glory tonighU. Every
one who can should get a sight of
this splendid flower, which blooms
but once a year, and then only for one
night.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Union County.
James Dick, plaintiff, vs. Ella Dick,
defendant. '
To Ella Dick, the above named de
fendant: In the name of the state of Ore
gon you are hereby required to appear
an 1 answer the plaintiff's complaint
filed tn the above entitled court and
s'.-.lt, on or before the 24th day of July.
190$, and In case you shall fall to
answer said complaint by the 24th day
of July. 1908, plaintiff will apply to
the court for the dissolu
tion of the bonds of matrimony exist
ing between the plaintiff and the de
fendant, .and for costs and disburse
ments. This summons Is published In the
La Grande Weekly Observer by an or
der of the Hon. T. H. Crawford, judge
of the circuit court of the state of
Oregon for Union county,' which order
requires the publication thereof once
a week for six consecutive weeks, the
first publication ther.eof being the 12th
day of June, 190S, which order Is dat
ed the 10th day of June, H0.
EUGENE ASHWILL.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
WANTED Man and wife want to go
out on ranch to work. Man will go
alcce. Innlri 170S Fifth St. 7-21
KILLths COUGH
ND CURE the LUfJG3
Or. ffiag'j
WITH
Am U TH10T n I UNI THOUBIES.
GUARAN-TEEDSATISCI0B13
Oft MOMEY BXiVJJDED.
NEWLIN DHl'O COMPA.NT.
The Set of a
v Bcanttful Face
ties in tcrr.ng the ikin pm
trctrduwclluclransed. Just
sraihinf ii not enough tint
only leaves the delicate surface
more expoaed to the irritation
of dust and gtrnu i to mcrri
lets attacks of sna and
weather. After wishine, ap
ply KoNertine and rtericuc
:.- a.r;....4..i .
You will sdmire ths line-ltn
softnets it imparts to (are.
Berk and arms. It not only
timulatrf a radiant glow, but
protects the skin fro n hecrmv
sng coarec. I trnts bum
leg, tan and freckles.
U-Sa
'in
i
How Nature Provides.
Our Beauty, Health and Ifcpplness.
Is it not possible, end a'tojroaher prob
able that elements iiecej&;;ry for the
body-health are contained in the med
icinal roots found in the earth, digested
in the plant laboratory of Suture and
made ready for man or animal ?
There ia a growing belief among scien
tists that the vegetable kingdom fur
ntEhes cs with the necessary elements
for blood making iind to keen that deli
cate balance of health that the human
aninml is so apt to disturb by wrong
methods of living. Thus we know that
we should get the phosphates from the
wheat in our bread or some cereal
foods, and iron from certain vegetables,
ueu Me tteiM.ii l...jp
If there ia ill-health then oar best
method for recovering oar standard
balance of health is to go to Katnre's
Laboratory the plant life which will
furnish the remedy.
Buried deep in oar forests is the plant
known si Golden Seal (Hvdrastis) the
root of which Edwin M. hale, M. D.,
Professor of Materia Medics at Hahne
mann Medical College, Chicago, states
"In relation to its general effects on the
system, there is no medicine in nse
about which there is racb general un
animity of opinion. It is universally
regarded as the tonic useful in all de
bilitated states." Dr. Hale continues:
"Prof. John M. Bcndder says, ' It stim
olates the digestive processes, and in
creases the assimilation of food. By
these means the blood is enriched, and
this blood feeds the mopculnr rvstem.'
1 mention the muscular system because
I believe it first feels the increased
power imparted by the stimulation of
increased nutrition. The consequent
improvement on the nervous and
glandular systems are natural results.'"
Stillingia or Queen's root is another
root wluch has lonii been in repute as
an alterative ( blood pnritier) and Prof.
John King, M. D., says of it: "An
alterative unsurpassed by few if any
other of the known alteratives; moat
successful in skin end fcrr.mlons affec
tions. Bene-:icial in bronchial affections
permanently cures bronchitis relieves
irritation an important coujih remedy
coughs of years1 standing being cured.
Aids in blood-making and nutrition,
and may be taken without harm foi
lon periods."
Nearly forty years ago. I. R. V.
Pierce of Buffalo, X. ., combined ar
extract of the two above roots, trpethei
with that of 8tne root, Black ('herrv
bark, Bloodroot, Mandrake and Give
erinw into a prescription which lie mil
np in a readv-to-use form, nnd called
Dr. Tierce's Golden Medical recovery.
It was most sitcceFftil in correcting
and caring such ailments as were due
to steimach and liver derangements,
iollowed by impure blood.
t In cases of weak stomach, indiges
tion, dyspepsia, ulceration of stomach
or bowels, torpid liver, or biliousness,
the "Golden Medical Discovery" be
never been excelled as a tonic and in
vigorator which pnts the afiected or
gans "in tune" and enables them to
perform their proper funclions.
This alterative and tonic is indicnted
when you have symptoms of headache
backache, in fact "ache all over."
When yonr appetite is gone, tongue
furred, bad triMe in month, foul breath,
when you feel weak, tired, blue and
discouraged, then is the time to take
this tiatjral u-sterative of Dr. Pierce.
"Go'den Medical Di.cnverv is not a
wcr.'t. or ptite-nt medicine," became nil
t: ingredients are printed on the bottie
wr-.--tier, lr contains no alcohol, ot
ot!ir harmful, habit-forming npenti
cryitsally pure, triple - reiint-d dye-ter-.'.'c
be;n2 ued 4 a so!ent and pru.
A good medical book, written h
p'.i-n Knpl.sii, aid free fiem technical
enu s a valuable work f, r fieqP,.. t
c. i:"'.t:iiin. bitch a work i lr
lier.vs (opinion rVnfe Medical Ad-.-r.
It's a b...,k cf Mus pap,, pro.
hiHy . .sstrat., . It is ven awnv
novr a.,l;oii).h formrrlv n.!d in ,!,.((.
fc.t. l .i? lor !...!. Sc.l i cents, in
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ma. . -. v r- pir.r-eovetl r,
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fi-'Ssant IVUele ret'it-uvi,;rr:-;,.
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i.afv t take as camir.
C;U.i-A.c
A Noire Pcme I.artj's Appeal,
j r.ll Kpnivins; sufferer ( r' e.,.
I latlsm, whether muscular or of the
Joints, sciatica, lumbngos, backache,
pains In ths klJneys or neuralgia
pu'ns. to write to her for a home treat
ment which has repeatedly cured al'
ot these tortures. She leels It hei
duty to send It to all sufferers free
Tou cure yourself at home as thous
itiC will testiry no change ot cli
mate belns; necessary. This simple
discovery banishes uric acid from tht
oioon, loosens ins stiffened Joints;
purifies ths blood and brightens the
yes. (Ivloc elasticity and tons to the
whols system. If ths above Interests
you, for proof address Mrs. M. gum
hers. Fo Tl. N'otr? Dams. !nd.
UNIVrRSITY Or nsrr.ns!
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PORTLAND. OREGON.
Cures Kidney and Glad
der Diseases In Every
Form Many People
Have lildnoy Trouble
and Do Wot Know It.
HOW TO FIND OUT.
It Is the function of the kidneys to Blts
nd purify ths blood which Is consUntly
pssslng through them.
When ths kidneys art oat of order the
ther organs art afiected Immediately
nd you may have syniptons ol heart
trouble, stomach and liver trouble, and
ther aliments, which are all owing to th
kldaeys being weak and out of order.
M you ar tick Foley's Kldnty
Cur wiU strengthen and build np tbo
worn out tissues of ths kidneys so they
w!U act properly and tho symptons ot
weakoeu, heart, stomach and llm
ouble wlU disappear and jrta will be
rwtored to perfect health.
Bow It T.U II Ton Hm Kldnrf TrosMs.
You can easily determine If your Wd
nejrs ars out of order fjy setting astds for
4 hours a bottls of tho nrine passed
poa arising, u v?oa sxamlnatloa It i
cloudy or milky or has a briok-dust ted
Inient or staaU particles float about la h.
four kidney are diseased and Foley'
Kidney Cure, should be takes at one.
Foley'e Kidney Cure Is pleasant tt
Uks and acts directly upon th part
affected and you begia to fed bettsr
at ones.
It corrects slight disorders la IW
y and It has cured many obstJnat
ft other treatment had faUssL.
Bsdort Said Ht WsuU Rol IKs.
"aZZI701 W 00(5 ff. P.. wrttear
,2 a ,or two Tears with lbs
- - r-i--amia v synestrarg, and stiu
pttlng worse ths doctors advised roe If
taaa any business to attend to 1 had bet
twanend to It at once, as I could d
MMy live another month, as there was
m.,orm- Foley's Kidney Curw
t il!!2!nin?luW hy a friend, and
rnedlately esnt my eon to the storw
L ii'i' UklB? IBree bottles I be
rogM better an3 coatlnued to lt
rwro antu I was entirely weiy
Two Bliee, I0e mm4 IIjODl j
tCU 1X3 RJSOJaSEIBED IT
si. T. II ILL, DrwMtsc
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