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EianT pages. EVENING OSSEKEK, LA GRANT) R. OREGpM. MOXDAT, AUGUST tl, MM. PAGE SIX it i 1 - nniAIi Brick building, at the present price- of lumber, is J cheaper, as well as better. It has been demonstrated tnat my brick is superior o any made in Oregon. I J :an furr ish common brick in any quantity. No order I too large or too small to receive - prompt attention. Correspondence with contractors and builders solicited. Estimates cheerfully furnished. Prices made known on application. IGRO- KRIEGERI 44444444444-'4444444444444 FROM ONE GENERATION TO ANOTHFR jrv iitisiftn!sj All Orders Delivered at your La Grande X PHOIME 444444444444-M"444 1 CEMENT WORK I All kinds of Cement and Goncrete work. CONCRETE BUILDING BLOCKS CEMETERY WORK f No contract too large or too small. Satisfaction Guaranteed fr. L ROBERTS I PHONE BLACK 682 . 44Ws)s)s)s)s4444 WHT NOT TRT Popbam'a ASTHMA RKMEDTT Gives presapt and positive relief in vary ease. Sold by druggists. Price 1.9, Trial package by mall it cants. Wllhjuna utg. Oo, Props. Cleveland, O. For sale by A. T. HILL. Druggist. SIIERVVOODS ELECTRIC THEATRE MOTION PICTUKE8 AN 4 UXV8T11ATED 80NGK Children's Matinee Saturday, Co; ladles' and children's Matt- 4 nee Wednesday. 4 . ". 4 Living Posters. 4 Story of a Fisher Maiden. 4 BONO 4 Won't Yuh Pa My Honey T" Kufflnns Thrashed. Beatrice Cenel. BONO 4 4 4 "Tour UM, Kyea and Golden 4 Hair." , . 4 Weary Wiggles' Busir Day. 4 '4 Program Changes MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS lU'flniil riili-Onlnmenl for I ilhn, Cii-ntl.-im-n and Oillitmi. U. M. MIF.ItWOOl), Prop. ' The growth of traffic Is great In Corvalll.T, snyt the Times. One day snore than 100 care were handled. a sr w -w - . Our new non-Intoxicating bev C.S.;. ""TT', . fMm Hops, Iron and Malt, with th beat wateitn Union county. wCl sot oniy piiae the taste, but b alto a aplendid tonic. Good tor young and old. No barm ran result from ita use and raach good Is Inevitable. As a system builder It Is unexcelled. As a 1 beverage tor pleasure only. It Is unequalled. A trial order wilt convince you. Home. Also all Dealers Brewery, MAIN 5. THE SCENIC Proprietor and Manager. 4 R A. AIRMVirp A MOTION PICTURES and 4 ILLUSTRATED SONGS. Program: 4 BONO 4 "Darling." 4 4 4 Held by Bnndlts, or American 4 4 Tourists Crossing the Alps. 4 4 4 Tourars Natives in Their Tourags Natives In Country. BONO "Tipftrrrrj." The Girl Nihilist Scenic view showing the Bat tle of Manila Bay. THE SCENIC WATCH WORK TURNED OUT PROMPTLY AND GUARANTEED AT BEACOCK-S. Pastime Theater 4 Hoasti A Lucas, Prof. 4 4 MOTION PICTURES AND 4 ILLUSTRATED 8ONO8. 4 Program. 4 Heacock's Orchestra. The Baseball Fan. Mr, Hailing sings: "The Old ItiMtlc Bridge." A Woman's Jealousy. Freedom for All. Mr. lulling sings: 4 4 "lA-t Me Mi'i-i) in U10 Ihift When 4 I Dl. The Parone. with lecture by Mr. Charles Baker. DOORS OPEN AT 7 P. M. Ladles' souvenir matinees Wednesday. 1 and 4 o'clock. Children's 8c Candy matinees 4 Saturday, I and 4 o'clock. 4 4444444 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 A mnn was In Ki no lost week look. Ing up a location for a mlnkery, as hr Intends mixing mink for' the mar- ket. Ha reports having several fe males (minks) on hand now and If he ran find a suitable location will buy LIST Of MAIS As the day draws near for the open ing of the school year, parents and teachers alike, are turning to the mat ter of teachers. A revised list of those who will teach In the city schools, with their rooms and grades, follows: Central Building. First grade Mrs. Stella Ingle. ' Second Hnrriet Harris. Third Helen McHugh. Third and Fourth Mrs. Elizabeth Suttln. Fifth Mary Harris.' Sixth Ruth Bush. . Seventh Syra Kuhn. Eighth Robert A. Wilkinson. White School. Fifth Manuel Snider. Fourth -Susan Mcllroy. ' Sixth Lydia Hug. - Fourth Ward. First Mrs. Nellie Nelll. ' First and second Gertrude Blevet Second Nell Toung. . . Third Elizabeth Bunnell. Third and fourth Gussle Fisher. Fourth Effie Billings. Firth ElUabeth King. Sixth Mrs. E, O. Plckler. High S-houi. O. M. Mickleson, N. J. Mansager, Alice MeKinley, Pauline Hlllard, H. J. Hockenberry, superintendent. 444444444444444 4 4 AT THE PLAYHOUSES. 4 4 First Run 111ms at the Pastime. A little more enterprise, a little 'more money and the Pastime opens today with a brand new film service, whereby only first run pictures will be seen for the first time In La Grande. The first great picture la the "Base ball Fan," a match game Vtween the New York Americans versus me White Sox," the finest baseball teams In the world. Woman's Revenge la a beau tiful colored film and right up to date. This picture Is followed by Freedom for All, a great comedy. The head-liner is entitled "The Pa drone." dealing with the Padrone sys tem to be found In Italian colonies In our big cities. This is a truly great story with a complete lecture on the subject by Charles Baker. The Pas time also announces Mr. A. Hailing, In Illustrated songs. Mr. Hailing has been secured from the Sulltvan-Consl-dlne theatrical circuit and comes well recommended. He possesses a fine, deep baritone voice, which will be heard to advantage in his rendition of "Let Me Sleep In the Deep When I De" and 'The Old Rustic Bridge." Th Scenic Opening. The week opens strong at the Scenic theater. The highly excltina film picturing the practice of bandits In the mountains Is one that will draw well. American tourists are held by a gang of bandits and the harrowlne- experiences which these people had, la well told on the screen. The scenic views are better this time than usual. They tell the story of the battle of Manila bay and Include other Instruct ive views. The Girl Nihilist Is a story of the Russian blood-curdling strife 1 for liberty, true to life, and both in teresting and Instructive. ' At Uic Sherwood. The change for this evening Is an especially good one. There Is Just enough variety to give It spice. The head-liner. Living Posters, Is unique to say the least, and those who see It this evening will need to come again in order to figure It out to their com plete satisfaction. The comic num ber. "Weary Wiggles' Busy Day," Is one which brings smiles to all who se elt, and also make them wonder how It ever happened, anyway. The S'in are new nml the slides are spe ctn'iy attractive. The pictures nro all flenr nn 1 -ee from tremor. No eye-"tn-H at t'- "'-rwoo.1. This Is never any comn'nlrln-; r"'it poor pictures or Imi.n w.ilts i ti,,. :.r- WOlld. ( ariu-Klo Library. Ground whs broken yesterday for the foundation of the Carnegie library building adjoining the new rlty hall. The work will be pushed forward vig orously during th. romlng months. Baker City Democrat ' Student of Spurgooa Hero. The Rev. . Mark Noble of Camas, Wash., who' has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. C. E. Happeraett In this city, delighted the audiences In the First Presbyterian church yester day'wlth two able sermons. Mr. Noble was converted and educated under the ministry of Charles Hadon Spur geon and bears some resemblance to that noted man. His visit Is proving delightful to him and Is leaving most happy Impressions upon all who ehance to meet hint. Two Sections of PaMHciigcr Train. There were two sections of No. . the eastbound passenger train yester day morning. The cause Mr the ad ditional train service were a group of republicans from northern Idaho, en 1 route to Boise, and many of (he east- rn Oregon excursionists to North lleach. The train was run as one sec tion of 14 cars to Pendleton, where It ivas divided into two sections. Idaho's Wealth. The total equalised valuation of the itate of Idaho for 1908 Is $113,680, '158.90, and compared with the equal- ;eU VttiuAbiuu ut 1!".C -tCtC ??T?nn',. .vhlch was $97,775, 462.1. It shows an iicrease of 20 per cent In valuations hiring the year. WHAT IS MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN MOTHER XOVE? A mother's iwprrlea are man;. She Mmetlmos forgets her own bodily dis comforts because of her "overpowering love for the child. She becomes broken down, sleepless, nervous, irritable and feels tired from morning until nljtht. Many mothers of experience can toll you that at such a time they have bcea re lieved, bene:itcd and strengthened and put Into proper health by taking a pre scription which their mothers had told them was the only woman's tonic to be taken at such times. Dr. Pierce's Fa voiite Prescription has enjoyed au envi ible reputation for cvor a third of a ceu tury. In all that time It has sold more largely In the United States than any other tonic for woman's needs, and to lay Its sales are greater than ever. In favor of Dr. Pierce's medicines Is the frank, confiding, opon, honest statomeut M their full eomjvwltlon, giving every In freJIent In plain tih, without fear of iucc&Mful criticism and with confidence khat the good sense of the afflicted will lead them to appreciate this honorable manner of confiding to them what they irn taking Into their stomachs when auUing use of these medicines. ALCOHOLIC TONICS. A great miay womn feeling the need of a tonic take a cocktail, whisky, or what Is Jiut n bad, somo widely adver tisd compound, containing a large per-a-r.,r.ge of alcohol. Doctor Pierce's rn-uicnej ara guar.-. nteed to be entirely lre, from alcohol or narcotics made of rouM which cannot harm the most deli cate system but hav a wholesome, life rvirig. tonie-effe-t upon the system. IiM " lively of alcohol Interfere with the diction of certain foods, and as doses IrKrei the alcohol absorbed gets into the blood and shrinks the red blood cwpuaoles. As the blood feeds the nerves tli nervw get Improper nourishment and w mother becomes nervous. As tht t.-ves suffer so doci the skin. ?"c. 10 n'th-stvlng tonic that has In tae past third of a century sou mora wLL-ly Cun my other. OPES AS TH DAT. nr' Dr4 P'"!0"'? Favorite Preserlp. Hon Is male of. Im Ingredients are: Black Cohosh root, tnicorn root, Blue a 1h HMS JT'-nlcally Pure Glycerine. Hobart A. Hare. M. !.. University bf Pa., ays of Goldea Seal-Uood In all eitarrhal condition, as uterine catarrh, toucorrhoja. etc- Prof. John King in the Awloaa Dispensatory says of Black j r,h J-wtw f-i-wrUnt Ingre ilent In "favorite Hrcri,tlon:" "By Ita special affinity for the female organs, It It an .rodent agmt In npnrs.-ilin. Indyv menorrhtsa It is turptuwl nu no other ru, being of greatest utility In Irrita tive and congestive con.itloaa of the anpendages, characterited by dragging pi'is, eta." Prof. King siiys of Unicorn root, "have ."I this plant to possess a decidedly jvnertcal Influence In cases of lassitude with weakness or dull pain In the renal, or lumoo-sacral (small of the back) region. It Is one of otir most valuable agents, acting as a uterine tonic, and gradually removing ahnormal conditions, while at the same time It Imparts tone and vigor to the repr-xiuctlve orgs ns. Hence, it Is much used In IritoirrKcra, atnenorrheta. A rABTtClTLaB PRAII removeg by It to the Irrlublllty and de-soondr-.tcy ;ht often attends those troub- iV in inie -aes in which then. 1. In which Ivlm (iiiiiies.4. the aohing. bearim own organs fool as if Uicu would t, 2B nut of the Nidi, dee'ded." Its action nere Is vrj Dr. Pierce's Ploawnt Pellets cure bill otuness, sick and bilious headache, du llness, cpstlveness, or eonstliwtlon of th bowels, loss of apiwtlte. rasited tongue, our stomach, windy onlchlngs, "beiirt. ?!,'5nC-p!,",i ol!,,rPM "lnr, nd kindred d;iranomeuU of the llvor tomacn and bnvels. ' Persons auh1n.-t.Nl to any of the kroiibles should never be without a vial ilfU "fi' "?4ant P!,,1"ts' "l 'ni In proof of their sutyrlor pwlleme It can 'juthfully be said that they are alwavs jrtopted as a household remejy after the iir inn 1. .....? 'J11 " laxstlve. two arecMhartln. ih.y rru1aUi. Invlgoraie and e.-m- the I'vi-r. stomach and bowels a a uinn. r pnl.- to promote digestion, lAKennMeaehaay To relieve thedltres two h,,-,,i,k 11, tin i r-,nT:r .. pn'hi 10 of Lhi" lit " I'l-jl ts. tiny, iiiir-e.t I '. careely Isrgpr titan mmunl shI ipt I1er,-..s umimoii Nenw MedLel Vivi-or will he int paper bound, for l 01 e-iit sUirrs or rlntn-hound for Si jainps, Ovr HiO pane and Illustrated. Address Dr. a. V. Vwrce, Buffalo, Nrv. .4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4.4. I LA GRANDE J cnunni Aii icm 4 . 4 Studio at 105 Greenwood St. one door south of Adams Avenue PROF. DAY, Principal j 4e4e4. 4.4.4. 4e4e4e4. 4.4. . 1 ' 44444444444444444444444 How am I to have that white suit of mine looking Fresh and Neat all summer as it does now? The answer is simple. When ever it becomes soiled : : : : : : PHONE MAIN 7 : Wf. will do the rest .WE have a force of Experienced help to look after your wants in this line and you need have po fear of sending your most delicate garments to us. WE Guarantee to satisfy you." A. B. C. LAUNDRY NEW ARRIVALS THE LATEST NEW YORK STYLES IN Collars, and fancy Belts All Colors Fine line pillow tops, Lace and ruffling to match. Stamped linen, Center pieces, and Scarfs. Beautiful line Met' Waists, Reduced prices on white waists, summer beits and other lines. Call and make your selections while they last THF VAN hllYM th Uftfeftt I III Willi I II I I 111L 1 nu iu 1 i BLUE MOUNTAIN HOUSE T. J. CRAY Prop. ( New Management) Rates $i.OO, 51.25, $1.50 Best 25 meal in the city Beds 25c and 50c All outside rooms. Board and lodge $6. per week One block from depot Ma ! . I j.':,'aSf 2 rkv0" Sll 0. F. FOWLER Daily Cbscrvcr, 44vr44444;a Scott & Altheide As house cleaners weare the people who are equip ped for, doing the work. Leave your carpets on your floors, give us your orner and smile at our work and we will ' smile together. ; PHONE. Black 1772 ?4444-'-44'-x-.'' " ! $t44$444444444444444s; 44444444444MM many i II III IN THE 11 W Masonic Bld$. : Only house in the l city employing f white help, only I TRY OUR SERVICE . -if BOMB PEOPLE DOSfT CARE anything about ooal; but you do, and when It comes to the pass when you need fuel we would like to supply your wants. Have you any Idea how many klnda of coal are mined? When you wish the all-to-tho-food sort, order from . Phone Main 10 65c per Morlh til 9
