La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, August 27, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1." EtdUT PAGES. EVENING O BSEUVER, LA GItAN'DE, OREGON. TTTCHSDAY, ATJGCST l, 1S0S. PAGE THREE. I v r . DIRECTORY I I .' ' OF THE J FRATERNAL ORDERS LA ORANDE, ORE. X . I M. V. A. ( . I. O. t. F. La Grande Camp No. 7Y0S meets , LA Grande Lodge No. II, mteti In heir hall every Saturday night. Vla- tlng orotheri cordially Invited to at- end. Cemetery plat may be aeen at Model Restaurant. C. H. BLTSTONE, N. G. ID. E. COX, Secretary. C. J, VANDETtrOEU Fin. Bee every first and third Monday evenings at L O. O. F. hall. All vUltluir netijb. bora are cordially Invited to all. ir. Relief committee: . E. C. Uu .-t, Charles Dlaqua. A. J. Warner and o. E. Cox. - E. C. DAVIS. . D. E. COX, Clerk. . K, (J. Z.. ' La Grande Arle No a5H. V. O.. E.. tnuets every Frlda night In Elks hall nt t p. m. Vh-Ulnic brethren In vlted to attend. D. H. Pli CTOI. VV. P J H. LEISHMAN. V. P U. K. S. 1' l Hope Chapiut-i, 'J. V-' ,' "nu stated communication. Hie wckihi .. im' fourth Woilnumiays nt each nmnts Visiting memoura cordially invite. i maht o. Konnt:sT. w. m MART A. WAIIMCK. si.-.Temr I. O. O. P., Star Encampment No. Jl. I. u. w F, meets every ituuond and , fourth Wednesday In th niuiitli In Odd Fel lows' hall. Visiting patriarchs alway welcome. D. E. COX, C. P. W. A. WORSTEI-L. Scribe. M. B. of A. Meets first and third Thursday eve nt X. O. O. F. hall. Visiting member, always welcome. J. A. ARUUCKLtt. Ptesldent C. J. VANDERPORU Secretary. Woutlmeu of the World. La Grande Lodge No. Ill, W. O. W, meets every Saturday evening In K. of P. hall in the Corp 1 building. All vlHtlng members wel come. M. M. MAMQUI3. J. H. KEENET, Consul Commander Clerk. I crewtere ot America. Court Maid Marian No. HI tatetr cond and fourth Wednesday night i K. of P. hall. Brothers are Invited attend NERI ACKLEB, C. R. . V, HENDRIvKS. F. 8. . ''card of Trustee: Dr. G. I Big ". Oscar Bcrger and Herbert Pater-.. 'O. '.' A. F. A. M. u Qrande Lodge No. 41. A. F. A ' 1., holds regular meeting first "ii M?d Saturdays at 1:S p. m. L. H. RUSSELL. W. II. l HUFFMAN, becrvtarv. ' -other-hood of Ovtls. Im cirxnde Neat No. 17, meets in he K. ot P, hall every Tuesday ev "iing bt o'clock. Vlslung brothers ordlally Invited. J. B VAN OERMUELEN, Executive. C. W. BAKER, Secretary. K. of P. ituii CruM Lodge No. 17, meets vory Muudat evening in Castle Hull, Corps building A Pythian welcome O all visiting knights. I PROCTOR, C. C. R. L. LINCOLN, K. of R. A 8. B. P. O. B. La Grande Lodge No. til, meets each Thursday evening at I o'clock Id Elks' hall on Adams avenue. Visit ing brothers are cordially invited to attend. W. B. SARGENT. Exalted Ru. . ' G. E. M'CULLY. Ret Sec. L. O. T. K. Hive No. 27. I,. O. T. M., meet, every first and third Thursday of each month at t o'clock in the afternoon. Visiting members mnde welcome. SADIE KLINTWORTH, L. C. MR 8. EVA M'lNTYliE, K. of R. Rebekalis. , Crystal Lodge No. r0, meet every Toesday evenlnx at the L O. O. F. hHll. All vUltlng members are In vited to attend. RAi"HKT. E. WtItS 'ELL, N. O. TIU.1E COX. Secretary. ICE CREAM This is the open season for Ice Cream and we are pre pared to furnis the trade with the very best. Re member refreshment parlors are the finest h Eastern Oregon. A resort for Ladies and Gentlemen :::::: L D. SELDER, the Candy Man I Builders I Are You Doini What You Can to Populate Your State? OREGON NEEDS PEOPLE Settlers, honest farmers, merit a lae, merchant, clerks, peo pla with bralna, strong hand and willing heart capital or no capital. ThelOregon Railroad & Navigation Co la sending tona of Oregon literature to the east for distribution through every available agency. Will you not heir- the good work of building Oregon by sending us the names and addreesr , of your friend who are likely to be interested in this state? We will be glad to bear the acpense of sending them eomplvte In formation about Oregos) and Its opportunities. COLONIST TICKETS will be on sale during SEPTBMBER AND OCTOBER from the tut to all points in Oregon. The fares from a few principal cities are: From Denver From Oma'-.a ...... From Kaniaa City . From Bt. Louis From Chicago . .S0.'i1 From Louisville . . I IJ.CH fiom Cincinnati 110.14 From Cleveland . .111.14 From New Tork .111.01 ..141.70 ..$41. ae . .144.71 . .144.00 IMPORTANT DECISION. Grazing Land Subject of Long Litiga tion, Settled at Iat. t . Both local and foreign interest centers In a decision of the local land office relative to grazing land. A Pendleton paper outlines the decision and its precedent: Considerable significance is attached by local lawyers to the decision ren dered by the land office department and reported from La Grande yester day to T. J. Tweedy of this city. In which Mr. Tweedy won out in the land contest case which has been hanging fire for several months. It Is said thnt the decision of 'the case throws light upon the way In which the fed eral authorities will decide the land cases which will come before the fed eral court this fall. Briefly reviewed, the history of tha entire matter is this: In 1885, under the Slater bill the reservation was cut down and a large area was thrown open for sale at auction. Most of th land. Including the weedy ranch, whs not bid upon at ait. . !l ,' , In 1801 a bill was passed reopentnj the land for sale, with the require ment attached that to acquire title a man must live upon his land one year and cultivate 25 acres. : ; The Fulton bill, passed In 1805, pro vided for the patenting of lands' unfit tor cultivation as grazing land. tJnder this provision Tweedy gained title to his land. ' And Amos F. Boyne ' Con tested his claim on the ground tha. the land was fit for cultivation an 1 more than mere grazing land. Whim, therefore, the land office rendered it decision in favor of Mr. Tweedy, the decision was taken as setting a presi dent in all the cases involved in that district, for Tweedy'a ranch Is said t J be one ot the best in that'regton. The Tweedy ranch consists of 140 acres, about four mties west ot Mea cham, and is said to consist largely 1 1 .Imber and rocks. Tet it is considered ..ie best of the lands Involved in the -vderal Indictments, to be tried this -alt For this reason the case Is con sidered significant and will have a tell ing weight in the other cases as they involve practically the same conditions .4 did the Tweedy case. O ' 'fT ft w - 0 rr uppo t BALL GAME HERE, iluktT City Team Will Play Perry on Local Grounds Sunday. " Contrary to announcement made yesterday, the Baker City-Perry base ball game next Sunday will be played In La Grande. The Perry manage ment decided that It would be more profitable and better all around to arrange the game In this city, hence the change in place. Bills will be out this evening an nouncing the affafr and the Perr) management hopes to have large crowd out. The La Grand ball ground have been vacated for some tlm-o the hungry fan will take pleasure In witnessing the contest next Sunday afternoon, which promise to be a fast exhibition. Still Walling for Light. Last night Pendleton was again In darkness and the currentTiad not yet been turned on at I o'clock this after noon. However, at that time the elec tric people were expecting to se the light on at almost any mlnuta. It : explained that the delay la turn- taT on the current I due to the diffi culty In drying out the machinery at t" power plant. Though the plant is uninjured the machinery became iktd by the flood and it must be I j.-oughly dried before the plant can i used. Pendleton East Oregonlan. TICKETS (JAX UK PRAT AID. If you want lo bring friend or relattva t Oregoa, deett the proper amount with nay ot ear . Tk ticket wIN then be furnished by telegraph. 9. H. aUOCTCT, Local Agoat, La fbraaiaa, Oreana. WkL ATMClCtAT, Oarral Paniw Ageest. PORTLAND, OBsKJON. A WAT BOOKLET. I3 la Commm-tal Clab Nose Ha Boast litnratar. The Observer yesterday received a opy of .he booklet recently published by the rigtn Commercial club. The booklet : first-class edition In "Very sy. :t contain much real informs tton f?r 11 prospective homoeeexer, and will undoubtedly bring result. It from the press of the Elgin Reo-d- er and reflect credit upon t:.t pi-M cation, a It I welt printed and neatly bound. TEA Is tlrrc. a better way to keep the lamily longer st table, to kerp it together? m ,xt rviwfi rear aoetf M roe soa'l teu.u t1 afsaitia In our Matting Department we show a splendid assort- ; ment, both as regards Shades, Quality and Prices ... . ; SEASONABLE FURNISHINGS 2 By this we mean articles of house furnishings which the housewife requires at this time. Now think of the arti cle most heeded and call at our store and ask to see it. You win find ii Sire ;t a price yo'i f an afford to pay, : arsaini Special B Lace Curtains, Portieres and Draperies We have cut the prices in this line nearly 50 percent. You cannot afford to overlook this opportunity to fill a long felt want at a substantial money saving. DEALERS IN FURNITURE AND CARPETS t '.. t 1 1 1 tt- ttT------t, M,i iit. tAa,t i i tttixttxatT iii."j-1 Prclae .)r the aoveral ln..rrcllontof'whtcb T)T. .'lercc's rie;'.lcln a i.ro enmpwd, r.i ,iven y Icodcrti In all tjo several schojl; o( i!lc!nc, flim:'..! Ii-.vo far mnro .elght t::m any r-ount ct t.on-protcssiiiml les- aonlu's. Vr. I'lcrcu's Tr.vorlte I'reocrl Ion bus rr.t: ua:ok i? udnebtt on every K)t:lc-wra;ipT, i:i a fell list of all Its in 'rodionu piiaUil In plain English. It you are an Invalid woman and suffer .'rsni frcomr.t hcodiicbe, btckncha, gnaw -iKll3trjn in f-.iiac!), periodical pains, :iaf:rcfta, catarrhal, pelvic drain, .raTflii'-down distress in lower abdomen or pelv, perhap4 dark spots or specks Janclit before tboeyes, faint spells and klndllol symptoms caused by femule weak ness, oteth' derangement of the feminine orjans. Jff can not do better tban taka Dr. Pitrftth Favorite Proscription. Th hsYital,surcAon' knife and opera tlcg Ulif nay bt avoided by th timely um of U'avorll Prescription- In sucb eas. Therehy the hrr,xlmi c-smln- itlonsapcl-Fuj-i t-..-,t..u..,H(f Lli.) fLmll. T4Hr4wW piiyij-ian esq pe svoiafO and a tnuroimh tui.' "I ruccnMIul trcalirirnt carnrrl out 'j Ma, i i' yyjii L i'lii'ry " ""? Prewrlptioo lfcouipoJ ol Ui very bet native aeedlelnal root known to medical selene for the cure of woman's peculiar all meets, contain no alcohol and DO harmful or habit-forming drugs. Du sol expect too much from " Fsvorlt Prescription; 'It will not perform mira cle t It will not dliolv er cure to mors. No medicine will. It will do as much to establish vigorous health In most weak nesses and allmenu peculiarly Incident to womeaaaanvmedieliieean. It must b given fair chance by perseverance la It us for a reasonable Irnvth of tits. You can't afford to arrept a sei-ret nos trum as a ohsMtut for tbl remedy of know eomptMlilon. Hick women er Invited to eonmlt by letter, Jrr. All oorrMponMenre l held as strictly private and vscredly eonflden tlal. Addmtat World's Dirnry )ltd leal Assorlstlon, I)r. R. V. Plrcn. Pres., Ho. M Mslo ritrtxit, DufTalo, N. Y. Dr. Pierce's PleaHsnt Pellets th boKt UisUve and regulator of tbe boweU. Tbey Invigorate stomach, liver and bowels. One a laiatlv two or three a atharUe. Easy to tak as candy. (tarred Heart Academy. Course of study thorough, compris ing primary, academic and commercial department. A thorough education In all standard branch assured, In cluding literature, languages, math matlca, science, history, music, needle work, etc., also careful attention to matter of deportment and rhoe ac complishments which mark th cul tured, refined woman. All course are thoroughly modern Is subject and system. No distinction or Interference Is matters of religion. For particular address. BISTER BUPBRIOR, La Qrande, Oregon If yon want S Mala 14. - all ap C. W. Preston Big Cut in Oxfords for Thirty Days C. W. Preston Ujilo vll ' CURES s.fcoOLD SORE1S No old tore cm heal nntil th cause which produce it bai been removed, External application of salves, washes, lotions, etc., may reduce the Inflam mation and assist fn keeping- the place clean, but cannot cure the Uouble" because they do not reach its source. Old sores exist because the blood ie infected with impurities and poisons which are constantly being- discharged into tbe plsce. The nerves, tissue and fibres of th flesh are Isept in atate of irritation and disease by being daily fed with the germ-laden matter' through tbe circulation, making it impossible for the sore to heal. S. S S. cure chronic sore by it purifying action on th blood. It goes down int the circulation, and removes the poison-producing gcrma, impurities and morbid matters which are rcponille for the failure of tbe place to heal. S. S. S. makes the blood pure, fresh and healthy; then as new, rich blood i earned to the pot the healing process begin, all discharge ceases the" inflammation leaves, uew tissue begin to form, the place fills in with firm healthv fleali. and soon th sore is permanently cured. S. 8. 3. i purely- '-""i n nrii inn oiooa puriner I r younir or old. Book on any mc-.lcal advice Ire to sll who writ. Soros sad Ulcers sad sny TII2 SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, OA, A Ntruw Itsms Lady' ApiMai, T all knowing sufferer ot rbeo tattaaa, whather nuMunr or at the joints, sietatlca, lumbago, kaekaeh, ilua la th kidney or neuralgia pains, to writ t her to hoaee treat ment wnJaa has repeatedly Mred all of thsas tort area. tn feel M he duty to lead M ta all afferer trws. Ye cure youroelf at heme as thaua--.ad wtH taeUfy no ehsnae at cU ktaie beiag a.c.-esry. This simple iiieoov.ry hanlah art sold front th' blood, looaeas tit stiffened Joists, IpurtfU ta Mood and brighten ta eyea, giving last let ty and toad ta the? whota srsiesa. If th abov totsnsta yon, for proof addrsa Mrs, hC Baa- i' ' - ...X.X"- .