La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 14, 1908, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE KTX EVEjrrvn Z -- ""ASDE, OREGON1. WED XESDAY, OCTOBER U, IMS. B3T ! TUT! AT FERGUSON'S "WHERE XOTinXG IS TOO MUCH TROUBLE." Join THE LIBRARY Cut Prices on Shingles for large Orders r We need the money; You need the material fir and Native Lumber, Cedar ". Shingles '.Z.'J ''aW STODDARD E535 aifii ZT ..vffJIy IT 1 uuusmwni I r TIIE WEATH- and should be carefully consid ER. is more ered. "Hand Made" mixtures settled then. ;ss dust, less There is 1; i heat, not so many rainy, cloudy days and the flies, bugs, etc., are gone. THE LUMBER is drier after the sum mer's heat than after a winter's ChCU Hist dampness. The paint will take better hold of the wood and dry hard and smooth. THE PAINTER is not so busy as during the "Spring rush' and can give the work better attention and allow more time for each coat to dry and harden. THE PAINT is the essential feature at any time of the year LoiAothers v-" ":'-tfl;l:ii'.'7:3 for sale by fj W. H. BOHNENKAMP? CO. ; How To A bin" full of flour and a shed full of first-class dry chain wood is enough to make ANY man happy. Now the way to fill tha bin is to phone V. E. BEAN : to first fill the shed, which be done for just half the cost of other fuel. This would leave you plenty for the flour, and some to help buy beefsteak and clothes as well. : The Cheapest Fuel oisest ioaa or wooaror least Money V. E.-BBAN PHCME REDI7I. mnUtioa WlUboui Irritation la CM Of nmarti an J Imn. kl proper Irtatmoat to to ttlmu Ut thoM' organs without Irrltatlnj Orlno LaaaU . IVutt Byrop roii and itlmulatM tb 11vr 1 few ' I wtin wuuvui tniUuu iltM Reading Lumber and LUMBER CO. in the Fall or cheap products ere a waste of time and money THE PROTECTION is the primary object of painting and in the winter your house needs protection the most. "Hi$h Standard" paint not only gfres the best but the longest protection of all paints. Don't do anv HitutU euessinjr iust insist on "Hisrh Standard" Paint and there will be no regrets. There are "Little Blue Flag Paints and Varnishes for your house, barn, wagons, carriages, floors and wood work. Let us ex plain to yon. TtuLiUt BhuFlaf Be Happy on; the Market. organs Ilk pills or ordlntiy cathar tics. It does art DauaeaM or grip and i mUd and Bisajaat to taka. A. T, Hill, araggtat. gome of the notorious Alaska wheat will b tried In Umatilla county. , XL . ill- . I DENIES THERE ARE NO " partisax nuxciri.Es. u .. direct Contradiction of ; "Our Georgts" Democratic Speaker Last Evening Affirms There Is a Demo cratic and a Republican Party He Wants People to-Vote for Bryan Because Bryan Is a teinocrat Re ntarkable Address for Oregon Dein ' ocrat. Senator Gearln at the'opera house last evening sustained his well-earned reputation as one of the most brilliant orators within the state. The opera house was filled. It'vwas possibly the largest political gathering that has as sembled to hear a purely political par tisan discussion that has met in this city since the free silver campaign, when such men as Coxey and Bryan spoke. !.,;';..."', ' . Unlike most, democratic speakers who have visited this city, Senator Gearin -dld-'notr apologle - for being a democrat, but was 'proud of the fact and appealed to thi to vote for Mr. Bryan because Mr. Bryan was a democrat and also for the principles for which Mr. Bryan stood. In this respect it was different from the policy that has been pursued for the past, four or eight years by state democratic speakers who talked "pa triotism." and emphasized the fact that there was no difference any more between the two dominant parties that yvery voter should vote for the man not for party. Thus it was in strik ing contrast to hear Senator Gearln speak out in no uncertain tones, com mending party organization and par ty responsibility. No one went away sore from his re marks. He stated his policy clear and strong from his standpoint and those who attended were entertained and en3oyed his address, whether they co incided with his doctrine or not. - Attorney J. D. Slater Introduced the distinguished gentleman and the plat form was graced with the presence of Judge Crawford, Senator Turner Oli ver and Chief Train (Dispatcher A. Buckley. AUTOOVNERS ENCOURAGEMENT MEETS SOUCITIXG COMMITTEE. Xow Every Indication That the Good Road Convention WU1 Be Held In Tills City Holk-iLing ConuiUtU'e Hum Gained Promise of Liberal Supirt lYoin Auto Owners and Other Good 11muLm Hoottter Only One Hundred Dollars Needed for Expenses. If promises made by. automobile owners of this city and county, and a few promottrM of good roads are sub stantiated with cash, La Grande will iiave Its good roads convention as per schedule. At a neetlng of the board of directors of the Commercial club last Monday, a committee of two, G. . C'k-uvtr and W. H. Bohnenkamp, .vere appointed to. wait on the automo bile owners to ascertain the spirit among that element. Encouragement has met the committee at every turn, and when it makes its report to the club bourd It will be one which will Insure the convention. . . AutobOs Liberal. Loral autolsts, like the same class of roadsters in other, sections of east ern Oregon, are liberal In promises and enthusiastic In their support No one knows what good roads mean, from a standpoint of pleasure, better than the owner of an automobile, and the Commercial club will be benefited In u r-tfnrt to wit ths convention later In ths month, by tha aid from ths chug-chug wagon owners. Approximately $100 Is needed to de fray tha expense of ', bringing the speakers and educators along good roads lines, to this city. I ' I The La Grande Commercial club Is getting actively, busy, say a Portland SARI DEMOCRAT ES The real value of : your property dc-: : entirely upon the: ! title . : A . properly prepared ABSTRACT . " will show ycu the'" exact condition of ycur .title CALL AT OUR OFFICE AND LET US EXPLAIN WHAT AN ABSTRACT Mt:ANS TO YOU J.R. OLIVER I La Grande National Bank I i Building ' THAT'S AT FERGUSON'S. Sauerkraut New and Fresh best Dill Pickles JllJt R33l3i3J POP CORN Kind that pops ) Pancake Flour and Syrup CITY GROCERY AND BAKERY. E.Polack, Prop. i The Badge of Honesty Is on every wrapor of Doctor Pierce! Golden Medical Discovery because a full list of tho ingredients comixislng It Is printed thero In pluln English. Forty years of experience has proven Its superior worth as a blood purllli r and invigorat ing tonic for tho cure of stomach disorders and all liver Ills. It builds up the run down system us no oth'-r tonlo can In which alcoliot is ud. The. active medic inal principle of native roots such as Goldim Seal and Queen's root, Stone and Mandrake root, lllooilroot and I!lacl( C!ierrybark arc extracted and preserved by tho use of chemically pure, triple rollncil rl ycerlim. Se:nl to Dr. II. V. Pierce at Buffalo, N. Y., for Jrce booi.lct which quotes extracts from well-rcoRnlwd med ical authorities such as t-rs. liartholow. King, Scuducr, Coc', Lliltigwood and a host of othejt, showing that Uk-m roots can bo jLfnded upon fcr their curative action it all weak states of the (tomarh, accomp&led y Indigestion or dyspepsia as well 7 livall bilious or liver cotnDlalnt and In irTiwaUnj illscaiies" whero thero Is loKilcsh and gradual runolug down of t'rtren?th and syitcm. Tlie "(jolrt'-n Metier I)!':';ovorY''n iVf rj t, uifiTTiliMMl Mri'l ;ivt::iirr'f" I' l 'i riJjt'Tliie stoniacirCtrr aiTioaS. aii'L throuLh th.-m. lh whole ynh I bus all skin affections, blotches, pluiplifd and eruptions as well nt wroiulous swel ling and old open rui::iinn soros or ulcers are cured and he-l 'd. In treating old running sores, or ukcrs, It Is well to In sure their h'T.Ung to apply to them Dr. Tierce's .IMIr.alinjSr.lvc. If yoifs glst don't bnpten to have this SuWs In stock, sond lifty-fonr cents In posUgo stamps to World' Dlspen'orr MmIIchI As oclailoa, Dr, k.V. I'lon-o. Pres., HuiTslo. N. Y.. and a larsrn box or the" All-Healing 6alv " will ncb you by return piwt. You can't afford to accept a ferret nos trum as a substitute for tliln non-alcoholic medicine or Kow cojiHwrics. not even though the urgent dealer mar thereby make a little blggnr profit. Dr. Tierce's I'lnasunt I'elleu regolsta ana invigorniestoDiscn. liver and bowels. HuRsr-rouied, tiny granule, eair to taka m caaay. VALU i Rummage Sale. ... St Peter'a Guild will hold Its fall rummage sale In the Slater building on Friday v and Saturday, October IS and 17. A good assortment will be of fered for sale. The Guild later on will have a sale of fancy articles and a tea. due notice of which will be announc ed.': sa Something : Exceptionally i Good IM HIGH TOP ! Boy's Shoes P cpot m i T. J. GRAY Prnn t . - Kates JI.00, 57.25, $150 X Best 25c meal in the city oeas tzc ana sue All outside rooms. Board and lodge $6. pet week One block from depot Edison Amberol Records 1 Edison Records 're so sweet, clear and tuneful that you'vt often wished th y were longer. They are now. They play, sing or talk TWICE AS LONG as the Edison Records you have, which means thete is more music on them - than on anv other Record made. The double entertainers art called Amberol Records. Have you heard theml We have them for you to hear. NEWLIN BOOK AND STATIONERY COMPANY T I Own YQur Water System And Be Independent I l A Well Will Solve The Problem Twrnty-flve years' experience io the well-drilling buMlnees eiltblce me to do your work proerl and eronomkally. I am prepared to drill to any depth. " ASK ME FOR PARTICULARS AND REFf RENCE RE f CARDING WfLLS I DRILLED IN THIS COUNTY I D. M. HUNT, La Grande ;:::''"COFFEE Why Schilling's Best ? Because it is best and your .money is t yoursv if you think you don't find it so. V rrr v , . . y e-. Street : .MC.MI., - Nn- M Only house in the I city employing white help only I " - TRY OUR SERVICE ............... . . f . T T T TV t I 'f r t V 5 ': i i. ( ?