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EVEVIXQ OBSERVER, IA GRANDE. OltEGOX. MOXPAT. NOVEMBER 30, l0ft.
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THIVf SPELL ECONOMY
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Wool Blankets
j j cordrig to sze and quality.
Men's tfafe, $1.50 to $3.00,
l Men's Shirts 60c to 75c values,
I! Msses Cof ft Coafe, ftaf price
H lades Suite and Cravenett Coats,
j: sorimenf, ftaf price and less
!: riui CAiAii On all rash purchases amount
: UUll 11 :l Uiyl9 ing to $5.00
i worth ten per cent
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PioMplness
The value of a prescription depends upon the prompt
ness with which it reaches the sick room !
s the motto which stands for
partment. All prescriptions are filled as soon as received
and delivered as soon as filled. You know our reputation
for pure drugs and careful compounding' , .:. .:. .:.
We Carry Everything which Should be
Found in a Drug Store
HILL5 DRUQ JTORE
LA GRANDE, OREGON
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Union County.
Edna In McColloch, plaintiff. v.
John B. McColloch, defendant.
: To John B. McColloch, the above-
, named defendant:
In. the name of the state of Oregon.
, you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint filed against you
tat the above entltld, court and cause,
en the 10th day of November,1 A. D.
' 1908, on or before the expiration of
six consecutive weeks from the date of
. the first publication of thla summons,
wjblch is, 20th day of November. 1608,
, ajnl if you fall thereof, Aie plaintlf I
will apply to, the court for. the relief
i prayed for In the complaint, to-wlt:
for a decree of the court totally dis
solving the marriage relation now ex
isting between the plaintiff and de
fendant and that plaintiff be awarded
an absolute' divorce from the defend
V't. and for general relief.
' "KJjls summons is published In the
tvt-ekly Observer, a newspaper pub
lished weekly at La Grande, Union
county, Oregon, under and by virtue
itf nil erder of the' Honorable J. C.
Henry, county Judge of Union county,
Oregon, whl;h order was made and
4-ntt-red on the llt'u day of November,
1908. ' "
COCHRAN & COCHRAN,
., , " Attorney for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION'.
Jepartmnt of the Interior. 4
V. 8. Land Office at La Grande, Ore.
J J n I mi I III I III
$2.68; $3.98 gnd $5.43 ac- j;
of the amount of your
Temple of Economy
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much in our prescription de- f
October 5, 1908.
Notice la hereby given that
CHRISTEL R. PENDER,
of Vancouver, Wash.," who, on Octo
ber 5, 1908, made timber and atone
sworn statement So. 01851, for EH
NEU. section- 17. and Eli SEVi. sec
tion 8. township S south, range S3 E. t
W. M., has filed notice of intention to
maKe final timber and stone proof, to
eat&bXsh claim to tb. 'and abovi de
scribed, before the register and, re
ceiver, at La Grande, Oregon, on the
list day of December, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses: Ba
sil E. Lever, of Portland, Ore.; Joha
O. Klsscll, of Vancouver, Wash.; Ches
ter A, Pike, of Vancouver, Wash.; Da
vid C. Brichoux, of La Grande, Ore.
F. C, BRAMWELL. Register.
10-16-12-18
Report of St-a Disaster. ,
London, Nov. 30. An unconfirmed
rumor from Cbcfoo says hundreds of
Uvea were lost In a collision between
two steamers off the Chinese caost.
Cleared $100.
The finance committee of the Meth
odist baar found iipor. avtHMTig tfcf
bills, that they cleared a few cents
over $100, for which they are grate
ful to the public.
- The sun warms us by his beams, cine
day at a stretch, and then disappears
until the next day.
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values, sale 98c
sae 39c jj
and ess ii
arge
as-
or mores premium ::
purchase.
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LA GRANDE, OREGON U
SUCCESSFUL PLATFORM MEETING
HELD IX METHODIST CHURCH.
Large Audience Present Evident That
the Looseness of the Enforcement of
the Local Option Laws tn Tills City
WIU Not Go Unheeded Much Longer
Will Be a Fac tor In the City Elec
tion Xext March. , V
The platform temperance service
held last evening in the Methodist
church was well attended.--The entire
program was carried out as program
med without exception. The special
music by the quartet entitled ' the
"Stainless Flag," was one hf the pleas
ing features. Under the topic of
"Boose In Business," George L. Cleaver
soon demonstrated by a practical Il
lustration how the credit of the booze
fighter Is soon Impaired.
H. J. Hockenberry, on, the "Saloon
In School," dwelt on the evils of the
saloon in ruining the finished product
of the school and cited , the fact that
with two exceptions every one of hi
Latin class' In college
had filled
drunkard's grave.
"Prohibition In Politics" was th
subject handled by George H. Currey,
who demonstrated that without enter
ing the field of politics,' prohibition
had accomplished very little beyond
educating the masses, but since enter
Ing and using practical political meth
oils over one-half of the territory of
the ynlted States was dry.
"Christian in Cltlsenshlp" was the
topic assigned to F. H. Green. ThlF
was Mr. Green's first appearance be
fore a La Grande audience. He han
dled his subject with such logic that
all who heard him were made known
the duty of christtanship at the ballot
box. .v . ':
John S. Hodgln, on "Acts In Action
look up the various' mages through
which prohibition had passed and
urged the necessity of the formation
A 1 ' ,r and uruer league, to assist
the officers in enforcing the laws and
to see that officers who dared to do
their duty were selected.
Kev. C E. Deal, on the "Peacher't
Platform." was the last on the pro-
gram.
bo: In deference-to- the late-
ness of the I-.aur, he simply expressed
TFMPFDilNfF
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hls delight and apprti-Utlon for the
large audience present and for the
discussions, closing with a plea that
we, h citizens, do our duty and Te
mund the execution of the laws'. -
It vas demcrtit'ttltd by the many
txpreiwlons made at tlje close of the
Interesting meeting that steps will noon
be taken to see that the local option
law 1 better enforced in this city and
county than at present. And the offi
cers to be selected at the coming city
ttlectloii wlH ' ri-volve more- than ih'
usual attention. , .
THE SECRET OF STOMACH ILLS.
How Osteopathy Tract Thorn to Tlielr
Cause aud Rectifies Condition.
"The many stomach disorders are
too numerous to name. Some of the
commonest are atony (lack of tone or
strength), gastralgla (neuralgia of the
stomach),' chronic gastritis (changes
In the mucous membrane resulting in
alteration, of the secretions), hyper
chlorhydrla or hyperdacldlty (In
creased secretion of the hydrochloric
acid), and the so-called nervous dys
pepsia, which is a neurosis that may
be either motor, sensory or secretory
In character, or a combination of more
than one type, as It Is in many cases.
"The etymology of the above terms
shows that the underlying cause of the
different troubles Is improper action
of the nerves controlling the stomach.
One or more of the functions of secre
tion, peristalsis, sensation and ab
sorption Is deficient, excessive or, per
verted. These things do not occur
without a reason, so osteopaths look
for trouble along the course of the
nerves. If your telephone doesn't ring
or you get tl.'e wrong call, or If you
can't get central, or there's a buzzing
that prevents conversation, a lineman
is sent to fix It. Ho doefn't pour oi!
or calomel into the mouthpiece. He
examines the connections, and goes
over the line to see where the wires
ure crossed or grounded. So the oste
opath seeks to locate the trouble on
the stomach lines. The stomach "has
a mixed nerve supply; It receives
branches of both of 'the vagi, as wel!
as numerous branches of the sympa
thetic, through the solar plexus. '
"It Is always discovered on examin
ing patients with chronic, stomach
troubles that they have tender spots
which Indicate 'lesions that affect the
stomach nerves. The lesion may be
In the neck and affect the vagus, or
it may be In the upper part of the
back. The tenderness to the touch
which Is always felt at the point where
a lesion exists disappears when the
parts have been adjusted. What Is
more Important, the stomach symp
toms disappear." Metropolitan Maga
zine (October). ' ''. .
IS lilt (Id
"Not enough money bags to go
around, and we need 1000 more." h
:he cry coming from the camp of the
Riverside Park headquarters. School
opened this morning and during the
week's holiday, the children respond
ed nobly to the call for money bags in
-vhlch to save "pennies for the "mile
f pennies" scheme, but there Is going
to be too many pennies for the bags
at hand.
Will Scatter Bags.
When a careful and thorough can
.ess has been made of the city for
membership to the park association, at
which time children will be asked to
pay SO cents and adults $1, these bags
will be left at the homes for children
to store pennies in, intil they have 60
or more. When . that amount is col
lected and brought to headquarters, a
'.bby button will be awarded to the
jlver, signifying that he Is a member.
y Extend Button Sciieme.
"Buy a button and become a mem
ber," that is the plan of the workers
Help tho park and brand yourself as
4, booster by wearing one of these but
tons, will be the slogan hereafter.
Thus far thre has been a liberal re-
ponse for both,bng3 and pennies, but
'.he latter campaign especially. Is un
organized yet, for the time is not ripe
fur collection of the money.- All tn It
Hie time, the association will call in
the pennies and figurative measure-
Hen's taken to ascertain how near the
imount of pennies at hand will make
out the "mile of pe.nnles."
BAGS
Cut Prices on
Shingles for
We need the money; You need the material .
Fir and Native Lumber, Cedar
Shingles
STODDARD
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Keep the money at home
by using
LA GRANDE SUGAR
Costs no ...if ere irt Jist as
sueet. All dealers.
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THE BEST
is that made
Every. Sack
GRANDE RON
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WOOD, C0AI
' NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at La Orande.-Or.,
November 23, 1908.
NoMce is hereby given
CHARLES R. GEKELER,
of La Grande, Oregon, who, on Novem
ber 19. 190S, made timber and stone
worn statement No. 02S70, for W
SE14, NEV4 SEVi, section Jl; and
XWW SW, section , township 3
south, range J7, E. t., hcj filed
notice of Intention to make final tim
ber and stone proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before the
register adn receiver, at La Grande,
Oregon, cn the 8th day of Febraury,
1909.
Cu.uuiit names as witnesses: Er
nest Delong. William . Hughes, Wil
liam Deal, Arthur McCall, all of La
Grande, Oregon.
F. C. BRAMWELL, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at La Grande, Or..
November 23. 190S. "
Notice is hereby given
GEORGE O. GEKELER,
f La Grande, Oregon, who, on Novem
ber 19, 1908, made timber and stone
sworn statement No. 02371, for SM
XEU. section 31; Si NW4. section
32. township 3 south, range 37, E. W.
M., has filed notice of intention to
make final timber and stone proof, to
establish ell?n to- rfce '.and above de
scribed before the register and re
volver at La Grande, Oregon, on the
Uh day of February'. 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses: Er
nest DeLong. William J. Hughes. Wil
liam Deal. Arthur ilcCall, all . of La
rande, Oregon. '.
F. C. BRAMWELL, Register.
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- NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. v
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office, at La Grande, Of.,
November 2. 1908.
Notice Is hereby given that
GEORGE C. KISSELL,
of Portland, Oregon, who, on October
24, 1908, made timber and stone swora
statement No. 02080, ft Eft NEU.
SE NW, 8V NE14, section 16,
township 5 south, range 3( E. W, M.,
has filed notice of Intention to make
final timber and stone proof, to estab
lish claim to the land above described,
before the register and receiver, at La
Grande, Oregon, on the 18th day of.
Janaury, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses: David
C. Brichoux. Allen J. Webb, H. E.
Coolldge, J. T. Williamson, all of La
Grande, Oregon. , ,
F. C. BRAMWELL, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at La Grande, Or,
October 19, 1908. , .
Notice Is hereby given that
RUFUS M. McCOT.
of Kamela, Oregon, who, on Novem
ber! 1. 1S4, made homestead entry
No. 14077. serial No. 01927, for W
SE, section .30, township 1 souih,
range 38 E. W M., has filed notls)
of Intention to make, final commuta
tion proof to ejf abllsli claim to th
land above described, before the reg
ister and receiver. V. S. Ian1 office, st
Iji Grande. Oregon, on tho 1st day of
December, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses: J. E.
McCoy, Chas. W. McFall. J. A. Ora
beaL Lee Grayteal. all of Kamela, Ore.
F. C, BRAMWELL. Rtgistsr.