La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, July 23, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextEIGHT PAGES. page rorn. "'1 EVESISG OBSERVE!-, IA CRAXDE OREGOX. TRTRSDAT. JTLY 23, 190B. r i 1 ! i It La Orsnde tvenin OUscrver Published Dally Eserpt SdihUt. Ct'KUET BROTHERS, EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS. 1'nllod Pr" Tek'tcraiih SkTTlre. Dally. per month. .......... . .85 Dally, single copy. , .. .05 Dally, one year in advance. ... . .tf.Bfl Dally, six .months. In advance. , . 12.50 Weekly, one year, iu' advance. . . 11.00 Weekly, nix month, la advance. . .71 Entered at the postofflce at La Grande '..at econd-fla matter. Thls paper will not publish any arti cle appearing over a nom it plume. Signed artlcli-s will be received subject to the discretion of the editor. Please i(rn your article and lave disappoint went. , ' Advrrtb-lng Rate. ' Display ad. rate furniuhed upon ap pllcatloo. i , ' . - Local reading notice 10c per line first Insertion; 5c per Una (or each sub sequent Insertion. Resolution of condolence, tc a line. 13 CV CI U lli iooa ' The Portland Oregonlan I out with the statement that "A big town will never be a dry town and a dry town will never be a big town." Great Scott, upon what premise of economic sck-nco does he base his con clusion? A a matter of fact, the asset of a city or country (s gauged by the number of sober mtn and women who are dally employed In the production of mental, mural and physical neces sities. Bober and Intelligent manhood and womanhood la the wealth of the American nation. Will the On-gonlnn argue that a de bauched, depraved, Impolent, lecher mis, Illiterate, dnjnkrn eltlsenshlp Ik one of the economic factors in our civlllxatlon to give value and force to our American Institution? Will the Oregonlan contend that the redllght district of Portland, wjth It wttMiln(itw tt fhiifffl vnmnlm Ami , ' rchlsta, give value to ltn commer cial and Industrial enterprises? . If Portland should stuff off It large quntii of human degencrntea.and aloon-made Inebriate and criminal and go "dry," would this Interfere with th commerce of the city? Would thin reduce the totality of wealth that is annually being poured Into the city over the three great railway arteries and waterway of commerce that drain the several section, of the state? j Great Hentt, try Benin for a con-1 elusion. Open your eye to the true economic ptlmlples of the fnumlntlunsj or society nnd commercial supremacy. You've gut a guns n-comlng. - Whether "ef nr "ilrj-" Hood River will continue io grow the Mgj red apple and sell them for the hlsh- j est price paid on earth for fruit of; It hind and oluss. Hood River News. ! Letter. ' I It only i-eiiliv a little oWrvutliin ' for one to note the commercial Im-' porlanee of I.A rirnnde to this valley j and roimty. One morning this week we notk'v-1 on tl cpris tnu-ks nt the depot otitgoliiR shipment of meat.' , Gutter from the enginery, c;-lln fi.,m I the Iron works, elynrs frmn th rli:iri factory, soft drink from our .!: : work. Mnlllna frm our brew.iy, s.y jprnl .liaskt-tt of laundry work, work 1 from our plumbers and tinsmith, be-; side a number of pnrknge of m.'r-1 chanll from our iiieivhitnl. and nu-i meroti rrvilt shipments. A vMt ti ' th freight flcpnt any day will reveal tlll greater commercl.il suggestions.! A Utile more luyulty to our home In- ' .titMii 1 1 stltutl ms v, 01,1.1 result In a still g,-,.t. r hiislne,. Kvrry dollar kept t , home makes It that much easier for ;-nu to g, hold of that same dollar! gain. Inntall KlxM-auwn IVntplo. Jackson. Miss., July tJ. Several hundred members of th Mississippi arand lodge. Knight of rythlas. are -th guest of Jackson member of the fraternity today and wilt Install a .tat temple of the Dramatic Order of Knights of KhoraaMn. Imperial of- . ftcwra of th order will take part In Ih Installation ceremonies. i GOLD MEDAL FOR SHOOTING. O. Jf. G. Men ait Salem Trying Today for ImUvlduul Medal. ; BaUin, Ore., July JJ. Members ol the different companies oC. the Na tional Guard encamped here, are en gaged In tryiwr tor the gold medal for the beiit Individual shot. Corporal Alexander Ferguson of Row-burg. Is at present In the lead with a score of 258 out-of a possible J39. This after noon the principal event will be a context for the governor's trophy cup, which goes to the winning team. Dlvorrrs Granted. Divorce have fceen granted to John A. Hug from Mernle Hug, and Mrs. L. J, Dray from Henry Dray. , Mnccaboo Social. The Lady Maccabees will' give a lawn social Thursday ., evening, July 23. at the home of Mrs. Frank Baker, corner of Eighth and O streets. 7-JJ . Wanted Experienced Help. "I have never loved before," said he. : "Well," she replied, "I am not run ning a kindergarten." , . 'Cherry-Blossom." THE JAPANESE 01VH GOOD EXAMPLE It it a 'proverb of Cherry Bloatos. Land that a healthy stomach ia the basis of ail strength. Uood natare is aim recognized as o( great importance. The Japanese as a people are remark able (or their health, endurance, pa tience and skill. . The cherry ti-ee ia the most highly prised, of all in Japan. It not only yives forth a beautiful blossom but the wild cherry tree fumiiihes a bark which ii most highly prized in medicine. Wild Cherry (IYmkim Virginiana). The rvrrsn Statks Dig pf.xsatoby, which is an authority on medicine, savs of the properties of this Uiack Clierrjbark : " UnitiiiK with a tonic power the Sropertv of" calming irritation and iminisliing nervous excitability. Adapted to the treatment of diwnwe in which thero ia debility of the stomach- or of the system." Another au thority, Kino's "America Piui-exs-iokv says, 'it give tone and strength to the system, ueful in fever, cough, and found exctllont iu civisuraption." This inxredicnt is only one of several verv.imMrt.mt native, tne-licinal roota in Dr. Pierce's tiiidcn Meilicnl Discov ery. This is a remedy which has en joyed the public approval for nearly forty veara, nothing, new or untried "about it, has cured thousands of people af-thoee chronic, weakening djettes which are necompnnied by a cou-h, iieh as bninrhiti and incipient con luiiitition. More than that, bv reason of the other ingredients, Hfxvlrot, Mandrnke, Golden Heal, and Queen's root, all of tlie metliciual virtues of which are scientifically extracted and joriihiiied in Dr. I'ierce's Golden Med ical DiscoTery, remprkable enrea of dyspepsia and jtoiufTch disorders have been accomplished. Nearly forty yenr RtfO, Dr. Pierce Jiscovefed tljat cheinicitlly pure glyc rine of proper strength is a better lolvent and )n'servntive of the active medicinal principles residing in most of 3ii r iiidiKenon or naux-e medicinal plants thau is alcohol. As its que is rntirely unobjectionable, while alcohol is well known when used even in mall portions, for a pmtracu-d period, to do laxting inntry to the human sys tem, especiii'.ly in the case of delicate women, ami children, he deoell to ne rhemicnilv pure, glycerine instead j( liie tisiinlly employed alcolud in 1 1 A prt-pnrntion of his medicines, tie found that the glycerine, lieeiilen hinst entiri-ly Imruilrss, posss' in tritiHio me licinnl pn'jH'rtie of great v'lKie. 1 tt initiitive properties, Dr. I'ierce believes, fnr sutpasi tlne of cl liver oil, rutitlin;; it U.t fnvornble consideration in all iiis of Incipient roiisuinpiioti and ot'tfr : ting dt seares. It is an invigorntinr?, tonic alterativft an I oaes its virfie to Natntv's vege jl!, enrden. Dr. t'ieree is only llie - - ; - iseienlilio' gar- Nature s Garden, dener ho ' knows how to Continue the plants uiven us ly Nature 1 1 rnr our .i'-nw-. This prepara tion is of pli ri-.mi taMe, n'n-e i..r-f'-cily with reheliiom nnd sensitive s -inaolis, and' ii ertreiuelv effvtive in r triiig t me nud vii.r "(o the ei.tiip sy-it-m, Itcures infliii iiiiBtory tn-vnl lea of the tfouiiu-h as well us itidipstion and dvpe-.ia crtii fnm ncii tonia ii. Oiio reason why it restore! the health of run-down, pn'e und emu-clnte-i pe.ijile is because it tlrst tluvwM out the poii-ons from the hl-xxi Uirottgh the liver and kidneys. It, then Ix-kiiij Its recoiirnietle ork in building up fleh hy llrst milking j-hhI, rich, red bl-od. The "Golden Mmlical Discovery" hi made In a lame laboratory, thonn'ighly equipped ltlie-cryoioiililicnr.i,lianc ,t l!ifu)o. X. Y. tJ.mhll.Hl 'chemists are in charge of the lals.ralorv. with are in charge of the lalmratory, with nearly a score 01 skilled physician and surgistns employed to scmiimite, deter mine and present these rcmedii- and other menu of cure a seem best suited to many thousands of ess,- of chroma disease which come befort them for uvatuii-tit each yenr. It etmts rou noth ing to write to Dr. R. V. Tierre-the head of this Institution, at Bu'falo, N. Y. and get an accurate medical opinion In your special case and wholly tnthoi caorgf. Cherrtea ft Sain. Royal Ann cherries at Stoddard farm. 10c gallon. Inquire of J. E. VanDermuelleB, Ked JI. ?-::tf 2 Vf. 'stcfft''. Yl n r 213 FIR STREET LA GBAXDE, ORE. T t Mr. and Mr. A. G. WIgglesworth. who have been east, returned this morning and will leave In the morning for their home In Wallowa. . , Latter Da Saints, Sunday school, 10 a. m.; regular service, 1 p. m.; mutual Improvement association meets conjointly at 7:30 P- nx. PTJESSSSSsfiBEa oaai3J n( 03 T3 ?IOj v f AJ33J30JD 0 UO(Jn03 Oft sszud oj juaui uo pjog mSu3J8 nil atnwtWvn -' 1 - , II sabs sup an3l-tlUOJV Arp imjaauo ; 40 Sum -uiSaq aijj )svajq'fpcui Mp3 jp Aiipnb oiTi Xq I poppap si ;srjB3jq isiiS im CUBES Coughs and Goldo PREVENTS Pneumonia and Consumption Foley's Honey and Tar not only topi th cough, but heals and strength en the lung and prevents serious r suits from a cold. There la no danger of Pneumonia, Consumption Or Other aerlmi l.ma trouble if Foley' Honey and Tar u iuso, a 11 win cure tne most tub born coughs the dangerous kind that settles on the luu aad may develop luto pneumonia over night. It you have a cough or cold do not risk Pneumonia when Foley's Honoy Bn4 Tar will cure you quickly and strengthen your lungs. Remember the nama Fofw'a Honey and Tar and refuse any uumuu ouerea. uo not take chancel with some unknown prcparatiou that costs you the turn when you can get Foley's Honey and Tar, that cost you no moro and is safe and cortain in results. Contains no opiate. Cured After Physicians Said Ht Had Consumption. E. II. Jones, Pastor M. E. Church, Grove, Md., writes: "About seven or tight years ago I had a very sever cold Which physicians laid wag very near ft M pneumonia, and which they afterward pronounced consumption. Through a (fiend I was Induced to try a sample ol Foley's Honey and Tar, which gar m to much relief that I bought some ot th regular sit. Two or three bottle cured m of what th physician called Consnmptlon, and I hav never had any trouble with my throat or lung sine that Urn." Thte shm-Uc, 50c, $1.00. The 50 cent li contain two and n-half time as much as th (mail St and th Jl.OO bottl almost tia iimt as much. ivt ft A. T. IITLL. hn: s DEALER IX XEW AMI CIRCUS I rSfrf Taklnn Al New York m k l h i h ii k t - i-fc2.y1 m e i k I. : .i r i I in '.j h I r& imr .M, -fs-s-si a w a. cm m r. w ry.jr . t wf- a - -e 7h 4Wir..'f - jv ma t .s. j wtw ra i EJ j"- iT J WWa WM AUTOS THAT AMtrutgsrittfKIO Cage. 70 Dtphtnts snd CatiMls. A Family af Ciratta. Only Two-Horned RMnoctret ki Captivity. A Theusaml Animal Wotutort, PASS 171 A Death- Daring rest That Defies Imitation This Year it s: 10 O'CLOCK EVERY Itrss-rtt-d Si-ot and AdmLlon Th-krt Strrot and Ailnm Avrnuo, nt cxar S- l v 1 M SECOND-HAND GOODS. VST AUGUST IT FV .i The Big Kippodrcnw and the Dome cf the Lamest Tent Ever fha Vnrw Faacnra of all rhn Farth'a - - J WWW., WW W. ... W and Blsndlng all Concrete and Perfect Into tlie Human Eyei Ever Beheld. Said R wat Bit Bifigctt sud Bast Evtr Sesn in THE AIR Th2 CircH.es Miii Arapfcitlipa'rts c! Europe Depleled To Male s Show Tremendously Mere Glorious Than Ever Among ttsa imported ArtlM of World-Wide Renown Art liuys Equestrian - Tbc Pctrofs Crcat Acrobats, The FreJianls Russian Animal Circus Air-friYi 10 Mc!zites, Frsnce's Great Fasas Narveloiu crtbai Aad AAaiin. Ko.sikra US lii.13, 10 Kite:: IKl'Jfl! U3 15C 01 , I tul via - jaii' MORNrrvr BIG NEW, FREE, STREET PARADE, Children Under 12 Years. Half-Prirg. - Performance Dull" t 2 6 8 r. M. uoors Opn &t on sulo on diow day at Sllvcrtlmrn tly the same prk-o rhargMl on tlio New Picture Show Open for Business Monday Watch (is A. GARDINIER I4H, 1413, 1415 Adams Ave: LA GRAJfDE, ORE. Made. V TA r X fiantaftons X 4.V WW.. - -V Greatest Circus MatHton Squsts Cartkn THE SISTERS LA RAQUE In their mad Auto Raw, paiilna each other In teparata ears while flying ; and temersault- Ing In the Air . ; -v :'. Baby Bunting, A Tiny Nursing Baby Elephant Smttler than s New Fotmdlandj Dog. Friiky and Cute aa a Kitten. MiS-t One 60-Cent Ticket Admit To All, I d 7 P. M. & Mm-k's Irug Store, corner Ii-ist show gromul. sail i - i d w m Mr aw x r. ' m a- aaaoaoaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaai i' - - w- - - - s - - - - - -seas- - JSt - - - - - m m -