PAOK TWO.
KVEsufo onsrnVEn, la grande oregon.
La Grande Professional
Directory
rUTSICIAKS.
Q.U BIGGER8, M. D.,
' Physician and 8 or goon,
Offlca, Lewi Building;, over Henry
& Carr Undertaking Parlor.
Offlo 'Phone Black 1821.
V Reldenc 'Phon Rsd X001.
"' J. H. uvBOAtw,
Physician and Surgeon.
Offlo In New Bank Building. Room
t-21. "Phone: Realdence, Main
Ii Office, Main 71.
DR. A. U RICHARDSON.
Physician and Burgoo.
Off tee over HUl'a Drug Btore.
Offloe 'Phone Residence Main SS
N. MOLITOH. M. D.,
Physician and Surgeon.
Corner Adaraa Ave. and Depot St
Offloe Main IB -:- Realdence Main
BACON & HAUL,
phvslclana and Surgeon. '
Office ij. A Grande National Bank
Building. 'Phone Main 1.
C T. Bacon. Realdence, Main II.
M. K. Hall, Resldonce, Main tl.
DR. V. E. MOORB
DR. H. C. P. MOORE
J Oateopathlo rhyelclane.
Ktrkavllla Graduate! Under Founder.
Office Snmtr.er Building.
Phonea: Office Main II; Re. Main 14.
, c. ii. cpton, ru. a., m. d.
Physician and Surgeon.
Special attention given to Eye, Ear,
None and Throatt
Offlo In La a -nude -Jatlonal Dink
Building.
JMirones Office, Main 2; Residence,
Main 82. -
VETERINARY bUnOEONS.
DR. P. A. CHAIU.TON,
Veterinary Ktirgw n.
Offloa at Ultra Drug Store, La Grands
Residence 'Phone P.cd 701. '
IMfleo Thotie mark 1811.
. y lnuer adent 'I'hone 51.
DR. V. U. KlUiV.
Cmduuto Ohio ttate University Vii1
Yna-lim; DumlMry ami Surgery of ail
fctort. .. Country ('!! promptly a
y.'ornd. r -
Offlffl J 111 Adams Awiiuc.
'Phonos: I'liclflc Msek 1901. lndo
' -pendent, AVlilto :Q. llfsldence, In
- ..leu-mlenr. 1 304.
I SXEGRIST & CO.
JtWELtRS
Ye wish, to call your attention to our
RtPAIS DEPAKTMLNT
We are batter prepared than ever to do
first class work. If you hava a watch
that doc3 not give you satisfaction, orins
it to us and w o will guarantee wo can fix it.
D-urnond3 reset or mounted in new mount
ing is one of our specialties.
All our work RuarantccJ and promptly done.
W e will save "you money
SIEGR1ST & CO-
JtVVILERS AMD OPTICIANS
Complete equipment for resetting and repairing
ruBber buggy tires.
LA GRANDE IRON WORKS
D. FTTZ0ERAL0, Proprittor
Compete Machine Shops iad Foundry
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DENTISTS.
C. B. CACTKORN.
Office over HUl'a Drug Store.
La Grande Oregon
' J. C. PRICE, D. M. D.
Dentlat.
: . Grand National Bank
Building. 'Phone Black mi.
La Grand : Oregon
. TEACHERS OF MUSIC
PROF. E. POUTER DAT, Principal.
La Grauile School of Music.
Mrs. Day, assistant. School, 105
Greenwood Ave., one door aouth of
Adama Ave. . 'Phone Black 1831.
MlHd STELLA L. OLIVER.
Teacher of Piano and Harmony.
Studio over J. M. Berry"! Store.
ELtCTRICAL ENGINEERS.
U A. PICKLE R.
Civil, Mining, Irrigation Englneerlai
and Surveying.
Estimate, plana and (pacification.
Office In Bohnenkamp Building.
La Grand Orcgot
J. II. THORNTON.
Architect and Engineer.
Surveying, Civil and Structural Engl-
neerlng.
Twenty Teara' Experience.
ABSTRACTERS.
J.R. OLIVER.
Abstract of Title. Fire Inauranoa.
Office next door to La Orande Na
tlonal Bank.
La Grande
- Oregon
ATTOKNEVl
Chan. 12. Cochran Cico. I. C oohra:
COCHRAN & COCHRAN,
Attorney.
La Gran.le National Bank Building
La Orande I
Orcgot
K. u. l.i.qvu.
Attorney lit Iv.
ri notice in till tliu courts of the
mid 1'nlted Suites.
Iirtln ...... Oregon
VIAVI.
:r,vs. orach mcaukteh.
Teacher nirl ManupT.
Telef-hon Parmer lBTt.
AD C?TIC!AS
OUTLOOK
IS GOOD
"Oregon la ripii'lz-anv ing to one
of her greatest possibilities In the way
of industrial development," remarked
Dr. James Wilhycombe, director of
the Oregon experiment station at
Corvallls. "and that is the abundant
opportunity for developing the live.
stock Industry, aaya the Democrat.
"Wo must make more of thla oppor
tunlty we now have right before us,'
he continued, "If we are to keep pace
with progress. .
"Western Oregon affords the finest
opportunity in the world for raising
flno clover, cattle and vetch and these
products cannot be excelled as food'
Mutut iui TZ: -Z "int stock.
It ia the same old story, We d6n't
know what we have here In Oregon,
and wo are slow to accept new doc
trines or new theories about any
thing. But at the same time there Is
not a single Industry that I can think
of or have In any way come In con
tact with that presents development as
docs this one Industry.' 1 am glad
Portland Is going to have a livestock
exposition. Its full meaning was pre
sented in the columns of the Portland
Oregonlan only a few days ago by W.
S. Skinner, the founder of the great
nternutlonal livestock show of Chl-
rago, and now one of the leading
itockmon of Denver. He Is familiar
with the situation and sees, perhaps,
little further into the future than
most of us do. So, I suy, with proper
ncouragement, Portland will have no
'Ifflculty at all In establishing her
nosltlon as the livestock center of the
northwest, and by 611 means she needs
to have a splendid representative show
each year." ,
THE SHERWOOD.
first Ever, In the Verdict of TIiohc Who
Attended Lat Mght.
Manager Sherwood surely made
a
fortunato selection when he arranged
his last night' proRram. The open
ing number, "A Family of Cots," Is a
t.tily wonderful plctorlnl creation, .im!
ino whkh plensr the child und older
' -l!c alike. Tlie f.nt!:ro bill, "The
V.iue and the Cr.iv," nl uio is well
'. .":! Ii the prlrn of udtiil&sion. The
.l ily Is on of the v.:ir and niiows
Sicily wl.nt tli it u v, fcl uli-us'K'.u. roily
".K-uiit to tniny iii.liio. Tlie sI'.iki
! .lift lire i im.;:ji''. jl.ii.y ih'.1 ?.u-
li-rice would l.r.'al: cut !:i
n Hip i-oi''n w.ji.;.! ': fninj
T n.ulnir or .!. .,'. i: 1 w. T'.n l:!oe (i::in
'.tie rt:-y v.l'"ru.t -t V.:
iro:ip't plctoti.il Mr. fhf
v..od hiis ccMliit' .!. T'nciv. nro otli-.r
;.iod ntiinlii i . but tile Ijl ue '.mil tin
'ry t a t'M'-Ili.. r.
i.ii'is Al io wir:i i:i:.rir.
.u.iMii Willi I'..' o. mi Itiilcy In ii.
Dcli.H, tin- t)i niN(.
.A man who lifts fin u'.itonioLUc. nnd
'eupjim, with Ii'.h te.'lh is display
liiK his pinvu as n finmin with the
i arnum &. 1'ttll, y circus. Ills mime l
:ohn, lie conns from the liluek For-
t of Cir i innny, nnd he enn bend n
t llr.rid spike with his hands. He
i.-,s entirely on a vei-nttilile dl t, und
io thin tin lilt lie attributes hir ureal
tr,'ntli.
A great nerohntli riding n.t I 'h it
if the three Frcdi.nii", who som. r-
nilt from each ether's shoulder
'. I'l'e H .lii!lr.is on tVe luci.s of lioim
T ie t ip'i' t rlun ni tu lire a tri.nT fent-
u. - on the Mil, In them being con
i rn, d h.u h f.ii'.vius nrtlsts m Mis'
'Hlfkii'V. M'-.s Hut :i ri.iiinu, J ii tin
yli'l'P. P.nh'lt h'llcl.lny. .ti'., the SUr
l-te.-. Vietoila I'livmpnlt, AMIllnm
t Irene. l"i r.l IvrrlfK nnd Orrln ln
vt'iioort. t' . l.i t three Mini; mier-
.- "I' I'l.l-M.
The sh-iiv rl'ioiin's In comedy, lie-sld-a
sti nimy of the funnl. t buffoons
nnd J, stent lnuuh-ron.p. '.lir.ff hurl' sine
act aro presented by the I.e Vim-,
Vincent Klralfe nnd th Hurdis,' broth
ers. The senntlonnl climax of this
excellent Mil Is found In the terroris
ing douliln automobile somersault.
It Is an all-new show (hat Is of
fered this season In equipment as well
as In th nmke-up of It performer.
Thn parade sgnln Is In Its customary
place, which adds much Interest to th
coming of the great show.
A music teaeher I always urprle4
to find that someone who has not
taken lesson la fond ot music.
DROP THE "CITx"." .
Arguxl Tliat All Iurger MunlclixiliUr
Are Dropping the Word.
Shall Baker be the name of eastern
Oregon' metropolis, without the "city"
attached, or shall the old form of the
name prevail, asks the Herald. That
Is a question that Is being agitated by
several business men. Carl Adler, a
man of wide experience, said to .the
Herald this mornnlg: "I think the
word city should be discarded. All
over the country large municipalities
have ceased to use it, and there Is no
reason why Baker should not do like
wise. The word Baker Is enough; It
tells the stroy briefly and well; It has
a pleasant ring, easy to say. end all
who know the place will pronounce
the one word with much pleasure.'1
Adler's opinion Is shared by several
whn havA unli twv ikrA wllllnir tn fttAW
a campalgn for a change of name. InT
the postal guide It will be noticed that
all postoffices fit the national mut,!
tt "one word, a'.vordlng to depart
.mk rullneiji Thl means, how
ever, that It U ir'ot necessary to kiu
to change their l.ames tn one wor',
but where a city tin two words In iU
name the depnrcrV-Mt writes It a one
word. For tnkPi.ie the n air e of th's
city appears m the postal gnide writ
ten thus, "Bakcrclty."
CT'PID IS L.VZY.
Two Weeks Have Elapw-d Since Mar-
riogo Lk-rnse Was Issued.
Cupid la lethargic. During the past
two weeks the Union county maj-rluge
license department has been at a
standstill because not a single victim
of the usual busy-body has made hh
appearance for Joy paper.
:A Grund Family Medicine. .
"It give me pleasure speak a good
word- for Electric Bitters," write Mr
Frank Conlan of No. 438 Houston St..
N. T, "If a grand family medicine
rfor dyspepsia and liver complications;
It cannot be too highly recommended.
while (or lame back and weak kidney
Elcctrlo Bitters regulate the dlgestlv
functions, purify the blood, and Impart
! (mowed vigor and vitality to th weak
and debilitated of both sexe. Solr
under guarantee at Newlin's druj
store,
Stltiiul.itloii AVItlinut Irritation.
In cuso of stomach and liver trou
l'.e. the proper trcntmnnt Is to ethnu
Intrt tln-se oi-Rnns without IrrltsUnp
them.' Ovlno Ln-e.tlve Ffult Syrut
Mit dlsertion nnd atlmulatcif'the livei
am' t.owdn wi'.liotit lrrllsitincr tliosi
'r--;m llko pills or oi-tfimu-y ciilhar
tl ?. 'It ihik, !!'-. iiHuaentn or Kiip'
..:id in mild ndiic..aiit to talie. A
T. Hill. dmnKlst-
Notice of I'lllnjr Pints.
Notice I hemhy Kiven, thut tliu np
proved plats of surveys of fnu'tlojia
etlon'U, 14, 1", 1C. 17 and IS, n '
:nid XV,"j Perth. n H. W'i t:nd NTS'
t;. r. 21. Towimhlp 8 North, IIiin':o t
i: , und all of Towns:.!;) 4 I.'orth, Kanw
41", Kant .Wlllnineilo mi'iidlMn, hav
h en received In this office. TV
r.Love Tints of surveys will bo filed o:
Tiiesdoy, Mic loth tT.iy of .September
ID 'S, at 9 a. in.
On and nftr that d.itn this offic
will receive application for the entry
of lands In snld township.
F. t PHAMWEUi. Register,
A. A. ROBERTS!, Receiver.
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Wrlval and
poiannr rI Tt
a in sti
la (itnudc.
Nn. 1. nlbnun' Portland Special
arrives 313 a. m.; departs, t:iO a. m.
No. I, ensibound paasenger, man
snl express, arrive at 6:45 a. m.; de
part 1:60 a, m.
No. t, eastbound Chlcajo Special.
arrive :0 p. m.; depart, 1:10 p. m.
No. t, westbound pasenrer, mall
nd expres. arrive l:6S p. m.; de
part. 19 p. m.
tniHn Ilninrh.
Regular mixed train leave La
Grand at I o'clock and return at t
o'clock p. m. Th lorglns; train
i.h La Grand at 11:10 p. m. and
return at T:t I p. m.
3. R. KEENET, Afeab
lM Orsodo, Onegoa.
Wc Want Your Wants
i
! Our Want
Your want is placed before a thousand or mor. ""vour
every day Can you afford to spend one cent per word oi your
want ad wher result are the keynotes?
y FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Six rooms,' en ulte, In
Lewi building, with water and toilet
upstair.
FOR RENT Five-room furnished
flat on Bround floor- InQUlre ' M"'
Zuber.
FOR RENT Suite of rooms for light
housekeeping. Inquire of Mrs. Swart.
FOR SALE Reo Touring car. For
particulars uiiu. 0 ;I . M"" T. N.
Murphy. '' 7-2?tf
OB RENT One 8-ro0m house, un
furnished, and one modern 4-room
cottage, furnished. Inquire of Mrs.
C. S. Zuber.
FOR RENT Furnished housekeep
ing rooms In suites of two; rooms
close In, at reasonable rates. Inquire
at 1417 Washington avenue. ,.6-12tf
FOR RENT The Mrs, Laura StuUz
rooming and boarding house, corner
Sixth and Spring, containing bath
and partly furnished. ' 'Fhone Red
1981. ' . .
FOR RENT A suite of rooms for
light housekeeping. Modern rest
dence. ground floor. 'Phone Red
1712. 7-ietf
WANTED.
GIRL WANTED For general work at
Centennial hotel. Must be able to
assist with cooking and dining-
room. 1421 Adam Ave.
J28A3P
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Afply to Mrs. A. L. Richard
son. 7-8tf
YVANTED-'-itoomer and table boarder
.at the -Swart Rooming house. In-
iiulre of Jlrs. Edna Swart
WANTED Chance e ir.pke q'diV
service In moving furniture und
plano.i with rpeclai r;iilpiii"rit to
tMfe bu tiling. All kind of ttti-f
l.ii:.liu.-. fi-.ilc'ili :'. LeaVu orders ut
H.'ii.'.. ' f'o' o or 'rh.-ne to Rn!
1 b) 3. W. rt .k.
' .
WANTlrD-'lU-io , . v nnted. ' Mm-'.-
rli ls n,l h.i-.d I; oners. A. H. C.
1 .undry. '. . .
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V
T ' v T r s 1 1 '"" v ' O. nt " 1 I f
Persoro ccoiring neat
end .comfortable . rooms
and 'wholesome meals
should etop at the
PALMLK HOTEL
Board and room by the
week : : : : 05 CO
By the day : : : I CO,
The only First Glass
$1,00 per day house in
La Ora.rde. White help
only Employed.
Two B!ccks frcm Depot
W. J. RAM SOM Prop.
PHONE BLACK 402
S4
Sure t tire for Aittmia.
'e KiiurntitvA to cute npthira,
i
r'-nouius nun euturi ti. ii our ir.eoi
rtiie falls we will cheerfully refund all 1
iimnry told. Write Arnola s A'ti.rua!
CMru t,'o.. J33-J.J4-3"6 At-c.kIo IliilM
tn rT. R. rittle. Wash . or for next 0
1'iys. Morris W. Knljiht. Cove, Ore.
Mux 13.
It Can't Ro Heat.
The best of all teachers Is expert
enee. C M. Harden, of Silver City,
North Carolina, says: "I find Hlectrlc
Pltters does all that's claimed for It.
For stomach, liver and kidney trou
ble It can't be beat. I have tried It
nd find It a most excellent medicine."
Mr, Harden I right: It' the best of
II medicine also for weakness, lame
back, and all run down condition
Pest. too. for chills and malaria. Bold
under uarant at th Newlln drug
tor. (Ac,
Ad Column
FOR SAI.E.
FOR SALE Practically new Smith-
Premier typewriter. Inquire at thla
office, or at Ferguson's book store.
FOR SALE 500 feet of picket fence.
In good condition. Apply to Mr.
Zuber.
FOR SALE Two second-hand awn
ings, in good condltton. Get partic
ular from J. A. Arbuckle, Model
Restaurant,
FOR SALE A lirsi ts
- will .
trade for a team or good city prop-
erty. 'Phone or call on H. A. Wat- V '
son. Red 1401.
FOR SALE One first-class wardrob?,
iron bedsteads, ' springs, mattresses,
tables, buggy top and storm front.
Inquire of Mrs. R. E. Worstell, 80S
Second St. 'Phone Black 881. 7-22tf
Do Not Trifle
With q Cold
I good advice for men and women. II,
may be vital :n tuc case oi a cnim. wmj
experience has proven that there is noth
ing better tor cokis in cuuurcu man
Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy
It Is a favorite with many mother and
never disappoiuU thcra. It contains n"
opium or other narcotic and may be givej
with implicit confidence.
NEWI.I.N DRIG CO.
It Is A Safe Plan,
j
i to bunk on-'n
jit where It ( .ill be
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y n.l not to lioiird
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i.t ... 1 1 r in I'rinii, or
lii . r.'.nk It with
i 1.1 'Ji,!l!ti ly secure,
i.e. ".; hi ciire our
lis unci it will 1,3
J h itli id, 'Jit niol d.ij
C"r'.'v:cr ri' ill.1t 1
'.m ('.'.'rtouji iin.l r-
. tuvl Ihry find
ir.e f" "pie to
ml with. Our r.
v. Ill In- i.,.,:
nil.
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tli i'li-' of doing bus.
" t'e r : tisf icloi y to
TIjc eastern Oregon
Trust 8. Saving
Lank
oincxr.s:
F. M. BT P.KIT, rresldint.
V.'M. M1LI.KR, Vlce-rrosldent
Oi:0. 1 Cl.l-.WKIt, Cashier.
T. J. i;' lUi'H;iN. AsKlMant Cashier.
T. J. i:r't.Mi,ij, rrwuurw.
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E'llcs oil j en Sim-; notice.
fi.iil-faiiii.n Kiiiirjiiteed,
No etr eiuixe for rtlKtnnre. i
i.a t-.r.ANni: - . . ortrooN
lioiite No, . Th,.-.. x-n i.,
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Pile luml lit llumo tit New Al,t
iiMirji
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If you suffer from hlr.c,!nij. trh-
I11R. I'llnJ or protr'ifllng; pi,g t(.ni
me your s.'.dr.rs, rnd I v. Ill tell you
now to euro yourself at horn by th
new absorption treatment; and will
also send soma of this Knm.
ment fre for trial, with refr,ncftg
from youtr own locality If requested.
Immediate rellof and permanent err
asured. Send no money, but 11
other of this offer. Writ today to
Mr. M. Summer. Box p, N0ir
tXm. Ind.
Twenty-on carlosd. f hor'wer
shipped from Prosser, Wash., to Mile
City, Mont., few dlyi ,ro
r