La Grande evening observer., July 31, 1908, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

EVENING OBSERVER, LA GRANDE OREGON. FRIDAY, JTLV 31. 1909.
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LOCAL ITEMS.;, , 4
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Sflss Gladys Romlg- of Bnkcr City,
Is here vlaltlng tho family of Mr. and
Mn. J. D. Smith. : .
. Mrs. Ernest Lewis, who has been
visiting friends, and relntlves In Union,
returned homo this morning.
Another 50 pounds of Grande Ronde
cherries were distributed to the west
bound passenger this mornlnfr.
E. E. Taylor left this morning to go
out huckleberrylng with Cove friends,
expecting to b , absent about two
f'eks. ; . v
kThe Misses Grace and , Ethel
Knowles, of Hobart, Okla., arrived In
the city this morning to visit their
uncle. Judge Knowles. r
Master Walter Kennedy, of Baker
City, who has been In the city the past,
few days visiting friends and rela
tives, returned home this morning.
Deputy Sheriff George Llndgren Is
taking his annual summer vacation.
He Is bid away somewhere In the
mountains where legal matters can be
forniHiou Zv ttz 1n. . ...
jffin. J. L. Overton of Elgin, was In
the city last evening on her way to
Fulton, Mo., In response to a telegram
stating; that her father was dying. The
dying man Is about 7 1 years of age.
Camping parties, are being formed,
and on the other hand; camping par
ties are returning. Fish stories are
being retold and there are many de-
iki iiuiiB ui wiv . ujg unci wnicn got
off being recited for the benefit of
the "home guards."
Mrs. 8. A. Pursel and Miss Clara
4&rpentor, were In the city today from
hlon. Mrs. Pursel leaves In a few
days for Cleveland, O., as a delegate
to the Natlonnl W. R. C. convention.
Miss Carpenter Is teaching English In
the Helena (Mont.) high school.
Attorney Bennett of The Dalles, Is
In tho city today looking after a dam
age suit which he contemplates Insti
gating. If his case materializes, the
O.' R. & N. will be sued for heavy
damages for Injuries sustained some
time airo bv a resident (if this cltv.
A Airaln the citizens of this city are
Jx-tng startled about three or four
tlnes each day by the ringing of the
fire bell. Do not get excited, the elec
trical connections are being tested, and
there Is nothing se'rloiis the matter;
neither has any new complaint devel
oped. It Just naturally don't work
satisfactorily, that Is all.
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Newell of Cleve-
land, O., who have been visiting their
y.tlme friend, Joseph Anson of Is-J
(land City, luft this morning for Port-j
land on, their way home. Mr. Newell ;
weighs 200 pounds and Is what might j
be called a heavyweight democrat, but
he states that he will be compelled to
support Mr. Taft at the coming elec
tion. ;
Ray W. Logan did a high dive stunt
' In the river at the Proebstel bridge
yesterday evening and today his head
aches. In the dive he mlpjudged the
depth and struck his head on a sharp
rock,. Inflicting deep gashes on his
Wad and forehead. The Injuries are
aggravating,' but nothing serious.
Mrs. Goorge Hensen of Tdooaset, 1
In the city today vbtltlng friends and
hopping. ,
Edward Blum, who for the past
year and a hulf has been one of the
clerks at the frelnlit depot, left last
evening for his home In Fairfield.'
I "Wash. Mr. mum, after taking an
i nline In tho hills, will enter the l'nl(
versify of Washington at Seattle,
where he experts to take a full unl-j
jverslty course. During his stay In La
Stnlcmcnrof the Condition of the
FARMERS AND TRADERS NATIONAL BANK
OF LA GrtANDE.
At the C Iomj of Dullness July IS, 1908.
assi:ts.
Time loan J 1 77,fl.00
Overdrafts, temporary ... 2,846.73
Ponds, warrants, itc 19.732.33
Pnnklnr; house and fixtures 1 5,8 11.00
Other real estato 6,000.00
CMH AND AVAILABLE ASSETS
V. 8. bonds and
premiums .. .IIS. 878.00
Demand lnnns 8S.353.70
Cash nnd due
from banks .. i7.SC5.20 '
S per cent re-1
demptlnn fund 750.00 13.J0
Total
.8262, 10.02
W" want your barki-2 ic.'ur.i. W are cireful with any business tn
trusted to u. nd our record fcr c-rratnm in ths p$t it our best gutr
sntss to yu for She future. NOT THE LARGEST, but let u convince yoj
that WE ARE THE BEST bank .to do business with
The Farmers and Traders National Bank
OF LA
Grande Mr. Blum has made many
friends, who wish him the best possi
ble success, and bespeak for him a
brilliant future. '-....'; r ', "
A wire from A, C. Ruby announces
his arrival In New York city with 60
head of horses in good condition. The
balance of his purchase wilt follow
later on another steamer. Mr. Ruby
expects to reach Portland August 2.
arid the horses which came across with
him will arrive a few days later.
Rural Spirit. ' y '';.
''."'. SOCIETY.
The Sixth street Neighborhood club
was entertained yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. M. Anthony, In honor
of Mrs. W. F. Anderson, who Is soon
to leave for Portland, her. future
home. Mrs. Anderson was presented
with a beautiful hand-patnted vase, as
a token of esteem In which she Is held
by the members of the club.
CHCRCII NOTICES.
Tirrt "-itiHn Church.
Washington avenue and Sixth St.
Morning subject, "Followers of
God." In the evening there will be
a song service, Sunday school, i ti
a, m., W. L. Brenholta, superintendent
C. E. service at 7 p. m. Prayer meet
ing Thursday, I p.m. Rev. S.'W. Bee
mann, D. D., minister, ,
First Baptist Church. ,
Corner Sixth and Spring. - At 9:45
a. m., Sunday school, Dr. ' J. E. Ste
venson, superintendent; II, morning
worship. The Lord's supper will be
administered and about the table the
congregation will discuss "Things
Needed In our present church life."
The young people's union discontinues
Its services for August. At 8 p. m.,
evening worship. The pastor 1 will
preach on "The Value of the Proph
etic Seal In Christian Evidences."
Restful and helpful praise will be led
by C. G. Greene and his chorus choir.
Cordial welcome to all. Rev. W. H.
Gibson, pastor.
First Mrthmllxt Episcopal Chnrrh.
Corner M avenue and Fourth street.
Sunday, 9:43, Bible school; 11 a. m.,
public worship, subject, "Faith's
Guiding Star." At 12 m,, class meet
ing; 7 p. m., Epworth League, sub
ject, "How Jesus Master Our Preju
dices." Leader, Mrs. R. W. Leigh
ton. At 8 p. m., public worship, sub
ject, "The Chrlstlnn and His Amuse
ments."' Tuesday, 8 p. m., fourth
quarterly conference. Thursday, 8 p.
m., prayer and praise service. A cor
dial welcome to all. -Rev. C. E. Deal,
pastor. ' '
Latter Da Saints.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.; regular
service, 2 p. m.; mutual Improvement
association meets conjointly at 7:80
p. m. ' '
THREE IICXDRED TONS OF HAY.
A Ton Pays' Hnrvwllnjr Stunt for
Three Men and a Boy.
James McClure, one of t'hlon coun
ty's pioneer farmers, was a La Grande
visitor this morning and stated that
he had Just completed putting up his
hay crop, which amounted to 2&0 tons
of wild hay and 50 tons of alfalfa.
The entire 300 tons were cut, raked
and stacked by three men and a boy In
exactly 10 days. Mr. McClure will be
gin baling In a Bhort time.
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock t 60,000.00
Surplus and undlvldod
profits 2.718.45
Circulation 15,000.00
Dividends unpaid l.IOO.OO
Rediscounts 4,600.00
Deposits and due to banks 179,076.57
Total
.1202.100.02
GRANDE
AMPLE MS
FOillOMS
The George Palmer Lumber com
pany has donutcd to the Conductor's
order of this city, an ample supply of
lumber which will be used ; to con
struct seats and rest places for the ex
cursionists who will "Join tlw bunch"
on August 8 for Lecklng Glass park.
The management of the excursion has
availed Itself of this opportunity and
there will be seats In abundance.
"Happy". Happersett, who Is an old
standby switchman of the local yards,
has the concession agreement, and he
will be on hand with soft drinks and
refreshments of all kinds. , The con
ductors have put a bah on anything
stronger than pop, as they wish to
make the affair as high class as pos-
That hundreds will go Is already ev
ident Judging by the liberality of ticket
purchases. ,
HOW SHE KEEPS BEAUTIFUL
. The Mystery Solved.
Like tbe flowers that bloom in tl,
spring the young girl just budding into
womanhood is an inspiring sight and
she is usually beautiful if she is per
fectly healthy, bhe stays beautiful
just so long as her health and constitu
tion remain good. Let her be nervous,
have backache, sleepless nights, and
how soon does it take for wrinkles,
crow's feet and dark circles to appeal
in the face? Her cheeks were rosy
until she began to suffer from woman's
weaknesses and the constantly recur
ring pains and drains brought tier
quickly from the beautiful age to the
premature middle age. It was not
meant for women to suffer so it - is
due to our unnatural, but civilized
methods of living, and to the fact that
so many neglect those small ills which
soon letd up to larger ones. Nothing
so drags a woman down as those con
stantly recurring periods when she
suffers more anil more from a chronic
condition that can be easily cured. No
woman tbould t.i!:o an alcoholic com
pound for that will disturb digestion,
and the food is quickly compacted and
becomes hard and tough ui contact
with alcohol, rendering the food. in
digestible. Sho must go to Natnre for
a cure. The native Indians of early
ti in es were far from wrong when thev
called a marvelously effective medi
;inal plant "Squaw root" what tbe
fhysicians of our day called Caulojphyl
inii or Blue Cohosh. This and Black
Cohosh, Golden Seal, Lady's Slipper,
and Unicorn root, are important
ingredients of a wonderfully success
ful remedy in modern times, namely,
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
Uaving.made a specialty of the diseases
of women in the early sixties Dr. Pierce
soon found that a glvcerio Extract of
these roots with Hydrastis or Golden
Seal and Lady's Slipper root, combined
in just the right proportions, made the
very best tonic and cure for the distres
sing complaints of women. Where
women suffered from backache, weak
ness, nervousness and lnek of sleep, it
was usually due to functional trouble,
therefore this prescription directed at
the canse: cured OS per cent, of such
cases. That is why Dr. l'irrco soon
put it up in a form easily to be pro
cured all over the United Htp.tes.
Aching from head to foot that il
tbe condition that atllicts some women
at slated periods backache, dizxiness,
and pains almost unbearable. An hon
est and a safe remedy which no woman
can afford to lose the opportunity of
trying for the cure .of these distressing
Complaints which weaken a womnn'i
vitality is Dr. Pierce's Favorite I're
eeription. Dr. Pierce not only assures,
vou that big "Favorite I'rescrfption " if
honestly made, but he lets you know
just wliat it contains.
The lu st of medicul authorities recom
mend and extol the virtues of the slKive
InvredientN In "Favorite l'resrrlpthin."
Thus F. bllliifwuod. M. D.. l'rofeosor of
Materia Mrilica, llenm-lt Mi-dlcal Col
lege. Cliirvo. says of Golden Seal : "It
Is an iinitorcnnt remedy in disorders of
the womb. In c!l catarrhal conditions.
Of Lurly's KHi'tier root he snys : "Exer
cise special influence upon nervous con
dltljiH dependiiiR upon disorders of the
fenui'e nrjnns; relieves pain, etc." Trot.
John King lu the Amkhicas Ium'Knsa
tobv, snvs of ltluck Cohosh root: "Thli
Is a very ai'tlve, powerful ami useful
remedy." a J a very
Important part In disease of women; lu
the painful conditions incident to woman
hood. Jn dysmenorrhea It Is surpassed
br no other drug, being of urculest
utility In Irritative and coiwstlve con
ditions." "Iw action Is
slow, but Its effects are ermsnent."
"tor headache, whether cniKristivn or
from neuralvia or dysmenorrhea It li
promptly curative.
Dr. John r'yto. of faugaturk. Conn..
Editor of tho Department of TlieruiH-u-tUs
In Tint Ki.kctio Kkvikw say sot I'nl
corn root (IlitimUt IHni'in. ono of the
chief Ingredients of Dr. I'ltrce's Ksoi
Itn lrescription: "A remedy which In
variably acts us a uterine twomto Invlx
orator and always favors a condition
which makes for normal activity uf the
entire reproductive system, cannot fail
to be of areat usefulness anil of the
utmost Importance to the general prac
titioner of medicine."
"In llelonias we have s medicament
which moro fully answers the sUive
Ftirposes (Ann ony other dnuj with whU h
tun nniwiUitfil. In the treatment of
disease peculiar to women It is seidom
that a ce is seen which does noi
vr nt "ins Indication for this roats
diU sgnov . t .
H
McCALL
PATTERNS
WE
G0LDEM':
7
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Wash Goods. ;
Itlght at tlMi commencement of liot
weal tier, jut when you need K)1
dreKsea, we cut tho price on thin Wash
Ktuffs. " "
Fine Lawn, regular 12o quality, -.
special .9C
Batiste, regular 15c quality,
special ......... . . ........ .11 Ha
Narcissus Batiste,' regular 20c
quality,; special ......15c
Swiss Applique, regular 28c qual
ity special 20c
Embroidered Batiste, regular 35c .
quality, special .............. .27o
T
Ladies Silk Cloves, Elbow
m e b a
Friday
11
SPECIAL
Odd Cups and Saucers, J Covered Butter Dishes.
special per set ...... 7o special, each . .2So
5-Inch Plates, special, l0B9 jttr, Bpeciai, each 88c
per set.. . ,.8So Water oBttles, special,
(-inch Plates, special, . each .............. .43c
per set 880 Individual Butters, ape
Pickle Dishes, special, clal, per dosen 9o
acn .13c Large assortment Work,
Covered dishes, special, Waste, Market and
each .............. .83c Picnic Baskets. ... 9o up
TlrW tih Mpn Mum f.fh
H BEST STOCK SMALLEST PRICES it
rssi-
ssssssssssssssssssi7
' 4
k Clierrles for Sale.
Doyal Anne cherries at Stoddard
farm, 20c gallon. Inquire of J. B.
VanDermucllln, Red S2. 7-22tf
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. .
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at La Grande, Or.,
May 11th, 1S08.
Notice Is hereby given that
BLANCHE BAKER,
of La Orande, Oregon, who, on May
th, 1908, made Timber and Stone
sworn statement No. 6022, for SE4
NW4 and NS BW'A, Section 3,
Township 4 8., Range 17 E. W. M.,
has filed notice of intention to make
final proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before register
and receiver at La Grande, Oregon, on
the 8d day of August, 1808.
Claimant names as witnesses: Ray
Hanson, Mary K, Wilson, Mike Le
I'sge, James Mclntvre, all . of La
Grando, Ore.
P. C. BRAMWELL. Rcglstor.
II Yea Hem TIil3
Hwlll bo 9 lep.ru that the leading mf.
rnl vrltcTH end tachers of all tho Mevwu!
tj'io.ls of prucllcn recoininond. In tho
Kroncjest tmns pl!jl",eiii;h and ovciy
lurrwllont ctitcrln? Into tho cuin-nsitl:.",i
uf Dr. l'lerce's Ooltlcn Medical J-iiwovery
lor Uie cure i,f wejk stomach, dyspepsia,
cstr.rrli of storrisch, "liver complaint.,
t:'pitl livr. or hiili.iiHness , rhrnnic bowci
af (S'tions und all cularrhal di.-ea.ses nf
v!:uUiver r."r!on, pan e or r.?.V:.'! It U
al 'O a spocllli: remedy for nil such chmnlo
ir lonit sW'idlrT ewi r,t catarrhal slice
ti..r;s uud tUoir roultanU, as bronchial,
t!:ror.t an1 );; dlc-va d'Xrept rouniniu
In, 10 accompaiiiivl with severe cough. II
lb not ko cood fir acuto onlds and tooli ,
but for Hnferinif, or chronic cases It 1
esKH!lally eiiieucloti lu irolocin!f iep.
fiirt cure. It rou tain Mack (.'lierrybarlf,
I10UI1 n l-eul root, iiioudrnot, Mime root.
Mnii.iiiiki) root and Queen's root ail of
which are Lllily t,r,llw,l 1 reiniill- for
all the uoovn an ntioin il alToctious liy -such
eminent imilieal writer and tencliers si
l'rof. Ilartliolo'.v, of .h tTerson Mi d. Col-l-fle;
l'rof. IlllVn. of till! I'lilV of 1'n.J
l'rof. V'lnley Kliiowi-Kul. M. )., of Hen
ii J.vi. toileo', ti mi; l'rof. John
:.ii't, M. I)., of ( ii.i iimatl : rrof, John
.M. S-MHliler. M. It., of iin iniiait ; l'rof.
Ivivv in M. Il;:le. M. I)., of li.lliiii'rridiiil
MkI. Cnlere, CliiiMiro. and w'ore of
oilier conully eniliinit in their several
scliool of iirartli-".
riie'tioldeti Medics! Discovery "Is the
only ml:elii' nut up for fln thronnU
druestiKt for like pnrii wi, that ha any
sueli jnnfrnsljiinil (iiiliir-o-nieiit wor'n
more than any tiuti,tcrof onliiury li vtl
monlali. 0K i fniliHrity i4 Iti fiirmn'a
l tho lie-t pi n-ilMe itiinriintv of Its nierlti.
A glunco at lli:. pul!lh' il formula will
!iow that "tioiui ! . h 'llcal Dl-eovery "
contains no pi.l-oniu. harmful or halnt
forrninedrni's an I noulrfhol rheniicnllr
fiur. lrlple r ;lioi"1 ryeeriiiq li'inx iixd
nt-A, tJlyrcrlii" li entirety uiioli)c
tionaliie and he:d' I a tro-it useful niroiil
In the corn of all t.torniu-h s well a. hrun
chlal, throat ami lunrr sflertioim. There
Is tho III; li t. nuillcnl authority for US
no In all such ca-. Tlw"lirovr)r"l.
aconren'.td glvivrfe. c-xtrnct of nstlvn,
Uii-diclnnl root ami I safe snd rellabU
A booklet of extracts from eminent,
tnndlcal authorities, endorsing lt Intfro-
tlentt malh-d ,1frr on rwi'lest. Addrttsl
v. U. V. i'tcrua. HuUalo, N. V.
Sharp Reductions
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YoMlways Get Bargains SPECIAL
GASOLINE ENGINE
IRRIGATION, SPRAYINCAND
PUMPING MAtHINERY
Fairbanks-Morsa Gasoline Engines for
pumping, spraying, sawirg, grinding
Outfits complete.
Fairbanks Scales for weighing.
Fairbanks-Morse Dynamos and Motors
for power and light.
Fairbanks-Mora Windmills and Towers,
Fairbanks-Morse Grinders, Feed Chop
pers, Well Pumps.
All first quality goods at lowest prices.
Always in stock. Liberal term. Prompt
reply to irquiries and quick shipments.
Write for catalogue and prices.
FRANK KILPA TRICK Agt., La Grande
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & Co!
PORTLAND, OREGON
Is Your Boy or Girl
Thin or Nervous?
Parents do not seem t reajze the great
importance of curing nervousness in their
children. They call in a doctor for a couyh or
a cold, but lervousncss does not strike them
an being serious enough. It is. A thin, nerv
ous child rarely develops into a strong, healthy
man or woman. More often nervous condi
tions become chronic and the child becomes
a life-long, delicate, nervous nvalid.
You can positively cure nervousness in
your child with
Amcrlcanilis Elixir
This remarkable remedy supplies phos
phorus in soluble form to the body, tones and
quiets the nerves and brings them to a normal,
permanently healthy condition. The first
bottle will convince yeni of the genuine merit
of this remedy. Your duty to your child
. idiouii urge you to try it.
75 Cents Kr Dottle
A. T. HILLDRUGGIST
PATTERNS
STORE
Men's Dress Shirts.
At liorgulu I'rlcc. Juxt Tnion You
Nned Hieni.
11.1! to 11.50 values, spectat ,,..S8c
. $1.00 values, special ............ 79c
" Men's Sjimmcr Underwear.
Extra quality; 70o regular, spor
claV per suit ...SOo
0 IWHJ 1. L UIL
Men's Work Panls.
11. B0 values, special 98c
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Value, Special
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Overalls, boys, special,
per pair 2So
Overalls, mens', special,
per pair ....... . .. . ,48c
Straw
each
Hats.
special,
.;..18Wo
Fly paper, per double
sheet, .......... ..I B-So
Lawn, special, per yard Bo
2
A Notre Dniiic Laclr't Appeal.
To all knowing sufferers of rheu
matism, whether muscular or of the
joints, sciatica, lumbago, backache.
: pains In the kidneys or neuralgia
pains, to writs to her for a home trtat -jment
which has repeatedly cured alii
of these tortures., Bhe feels It her
duty to send It to all sufferers free.
1 Tou curs yourself at horns as thous
ands wilt testify no chsngs of cll
! mate being .' necessary. This ' simp)
( discovery banishes uric acid from th
j blood, loosens ' tho stiffened Joints,
purifies the blood and brightens the
eyes, giving elasticity and tons to th
1 whole system. If the above Interest
'you, for proof address Mrs. M. Cum
bers, Box R, Notr? Dame. Ind.
I DKNTIHT.
I Dr. W. D. McMillan. Red S51.
. Pair Ittss rtractlon,
Export goKI work. Fpectal attention
to children's teeth. .
La Orande National Bank Building.
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THE
FAIRNESS
CFTHIS
a?2s2
GUARANTEE
will appeal ta
very parent.
If American!
tis doss act
banafit your
child, jasl
bring us back
yon empty
bottle and tell
as so, and we'll
promptly band
you back your
money. That
in this
remedy,
There'saoth
inf. dangerous
about Amori
canitis. Well
giro you the
intlr form
ula npcu request
to
it
it