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I ANDREWS & BERRY
La Grande Professional
Directory
physicians, j pkntoiu
J 3. H. HUBBARD. M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office in New Bank Building. Boonw
- 'Phones. Residence, Main
it; Office, Main 7t.
DR. A. U HICKARDSON.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office orer Hill's Drug Store.
Office 'Phone Residence Main S6
7 i N. MUTOR. M .
rbyaiotMi and Surgeon.
Corner Adama.Ave. and Depot BU
Ottloe Main It -:- Residence Main
BACCI HAJJ
I'hrknos and Surgeon.
Dffloe i.. Grinds National Bank
Bulldlag. 'Phone Main It.
0. T. Bacon, Residence, Main It.
M. K. Hall, Residence, Main II
lilt. F. E. MOORB
DR. H. C P. MOORJ
Osteopath Physlclana.
Elrktvllla Graduate Under Foundet
Office Bummer Building.
Phonos: Office Hala M; Rea. Main 14
c. m. crron, ph. g m. i.
PfcrrMaa and Surgeoo.
peclal attention given to Bye. Bar J
Noee and Throat
nrrit In La G-ande National Bak
Building.
'Phones Offtte, Main I; RestdenceJ
Main It.
DR. P. A. CHARLTON.
Veeeatnarr Bnrgera.
Office at HOTa Drug Store, La Grand
Reeldeaee 'Phone Red 711.
Office 'Phene Black lill. .
iadefeoaent 'Phone if.
Both 'akenes at reaUcne'e.
DR. Tf. H. RILfiT.
Gradiate Ohio Sure UniTerslty.
Vacclnattea, Dentistry and Surge?!
of aH kind. Country calls prompt!'
answered.
f Of flea 1414 Adams Ateuae.
. hSpe: Paelfla Black l01.
, dependent, 171.
TIAV1.
MRS. OAACE McALISTBR:
Teaaaer and Manager.
Tel Famiers 1971.
Boye UK Saturday.
The Blue Mountain Boys association
Mil meet next Saturday nigm i
Whitby home. .
Call at the C. C. Penlngton C.
store this week and see the I. C. B.
method -of teaching modern languages
Tn, rronouncitlon acquired by
method Is absolutely correct.
DAILY OBSERVER 65c a Month
r'' TT yT . . : I ir. 'Ha has furniture queerly ar-l
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C. B. CAUTHORN,
Dentist.
Of'ice over Hill's Drug Store.
La Grande Oregon
i. C. PRICE. D. M. D.
Dendst.
Room 21. La Grande National Ban!
Building. 'Phone Black 1991.
TEA CHICKS OF MCSIC
PROF. E. PORTER DAT, Prlnclpa
La Grande School of 31 auk;.
Mr. Day, assistant. School, 10
Greenwood Are., one door south of
Adama Ave. 'Phone Black 1831.
MISS STELLA OLIVER.
Teacher of Piano and Hurmony.
Studio at residence of Turner Ollvei
corner Fourth and O avenue.
MISS LENA MeRETNOLDS.
Instructor la Voice Culture.
Room I, Lewis Building.
Ca Grande - - - Oregoi
" MISS ROSa HOI'S E,
Instructor In Piano, Harmony and
Technic.
Corner Second and Jefferson Street
La Orande, Oregon.
EUJCTKICAX. ENGINEERS.
U A. PICKLE K.
HJL Mialag, IrrtgatWn Eaujfnewrta,
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sTetltaates, plana and specification
Offtoe In Behaeakamp Building.
' Uk Grande Orego,
C. H, TBtKHTON.
Areblane and Kiiioer.
Sarverlag. Civil and Structural Engi
naartng.
Twenty Tears' Experience.
AaeMtvet.
tfftce 1107 Adams avtmue. 'Phones
Paetilc, Mala 1. Home Independent
Na. I.
B.J.. ..I L.
,M CMhMB Geo. P. Oot
' COCmilAN COCHRAN,
Aatairaoya.
Ltfrande National Bunk Building.
La d reBor
R. H.
LLOID.
jlwisiirr at Law.
ri atlceUa aU tha eoarts of the 8Ut
taad Vattod Statea.
Ml . - - - Oregon
C. H. wUwrouD.
Atsamry at law.
a tfe COUPUl oi the Stfit.
Vni(, Stttte8.
Offloe ta La Grande National Bank
Building, La rande. Oregon.
LKUsT LUAX.
AW oey at Law.
1S-14 Rwatla'nd Bul'.ding.
rtuu Oregin
HANAN $7.00 SPECIAL SALE -
HARLOW $5.00 SPECIAL SALE -
WALKOVER $5.00 SPECIAL SALE
EVERYTHING
AT LESS
THAN CO
nun i ui
UMATILLA
The new eastern Oregon experiment
station will no doubt be located at
Pendleton. The Pendleton East' Ore-
gonlan for Thursday reports the re-
nint in Pendleton of the following
telegram that Is self-explanatory:
Salem, Ore., Jan. 21.
M. B. Gwinn,
Pendleton, Oregon:
Committee will report favorably on
experiment station bill. Will no doubt
pass. C. A. BARRETT.
The news caused rejoicing here to
day and It is u3 general belief that
the bill will also pass the state senate
without much, if any diffjeutly.
TO "PEN"
Pendleton, Ore., Jan. 21. Circuit
Judge Bean yesterday signed the man
date which will send R. W. Deal of
Union county, to the state penitentiary
to serve a sentence pronounced some
time ago Tor horse stealing. Deal is
the aged Union county pioneer who
was tiled In Umatilla county last spring
on a change of venue, He was found
a
guilty of the larceny ot a span i
horses and given a thrce-year sentence
In the penitentiary- The case was ap
pealed to the supreme court, which re
cently upheld the lower court, and
Deal will now be taken to the peniten
tiary without further delay.
A VISIT TO TUB
(By "A Victim.")
"Been 'to the dentists?" d'ye say?
Ves. I've been to tne uenusis.. ii n
realty an Interesting place to spend a
little time, a very little time. He's an
accommodating individual, tills den-
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DEAL SENT
jtvi.ev.iTiauMTi i.i canxv uy nn c-awvsu - ;
eradv.aUv y ets inlo the circulation he ause of iaui-rJUo:i, constipation, wLi
Kidney action, ana oui-r 1rrcgu1.1nwi1.-5 ui v.o... ------ -
consiilertd o no importance. Ibis uvic tcid causes an inflancd and lrntatcd
condition of the blood, and the circulation instead of nourish ins; Ue different
... . ; l : . i u . A .V n M.-n'iii rnKflK t'.Q;iI
nnd ioiuts, the irritating, pain-producing acid witu wt:cli it is Llleu. Khea
niatism can onlv be cured by a thorough cleansing: of Uie blood, and this 13
inst v. hat S. S. S. docs. It pes down into t'ue circulation, and by neutrrl--rinuthe
tiric tcid and driving it from Uie blood. cCcctually and surely
removes uie caurie. o. o. o. sutasiutLs ,u .
instead of a weak, sortr strcan:, causinu pain and ajory tboughout the sj-s-tem.
it becomes an iaHgcrating nourishinj fluid, fHrr.ishmg health end
vigor to every yart ot the bo :y aua rc:!tv. i-.c ...i.. v
disease. t. S. is. bcin? a purely vegetable blood puri::er, is the surest ax J
safest cure for Rheumatism in any of its forms. iook on Rheumatism and
any medical advice doircJ sent free to all who write.
TEE ST7L7T SPEwIC CO., ATLANTA, CA.
tist. 'He has furniture quee
ranged, though;) some for your com
fort, some not. For your greatest ease
he has an upholstered chair with foot
stool and head-rest, and with a con
venient silver cuspldore for those who
may become afflicted 'with the need
of It; but, the furnishings in that
Vsplder's parlor" not intended for your
immediate pleasure are some tools
that would well grace the Spanish In
quisition of the Fifteenth century.
He's polite, too, this dentist man. He
never gets rude and sa-s to hi3 Visitors
"Shut your mouth," and indeed seems
worried if they do not sit and gape at
him all the while. He does not care
if not a word is spoken, Just so the
mouth is kept open.
He's loving, this denflst man. He
takes your head caressingly on his
arm and steps inside your face with a
looking-glass that looks like a spoon,
which he rattles around on your
teeth like a boy running bya picket
fence with a stick. Then he gets a
hoe and digs, one at a time, till he
finds a place where he can set up a
sawmill. He saws a while, then intro
duces a grindstone. After calling all
your nerves up and making them stand
at "attention!" he proceeds to bore for
oil or drill for water; he succeeds in
the water call, and the product is
tears. Having tank a shaft so deep
you are sure there Is no length he
would not go to increase your uneasi
ness, he o-n burns a lot of old rub
ber shoes 1.1 your mouth, for disin
fecting purposes doubtless, and makes
an -extracijn of everything but your
utter -JUiraction and sends you home
to dream of him all night.
Next day he engages a crow-bar, a
hand-spike, a cant-hook,' a maul, a
wedge, an electric derrick and a trip
hammer and fixes you properly. By
the way, if he happens to drop a piece
of amalgum, newly extracted tooth,
gold filling, one of his tools, or the
whole derrick down your gullet to be
removed (for 1400) from your appen
dix, the kind-hearted man charges you
nothing extra for affording you this
new experience.
Having paraded these last iwnieu
instruments of torture before your
wondering gaze he proceeds to stretch
a quarter section of disgusting India
rubber over your mouth, strap it to
your head, willy nllly, only to take ad
vantage of you and to demonstrate Ms
physical cunning. He seems to have
studied to know just where he must
bore, chisel, grind, saw dig and gouge
to discover to' your complete and eter
nal satisfaction that you still have
some nerves 'to wreck. For this your
profoundest thanks are visible.
Yes; I've been to the dentist's, and
I'm going again: but not because I
iove it and want to, but because I
must.
The dentist may have everybody'
blessing butnlne. I need my own.
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LA GRANDE SUGAR
Costsno n ere
2 sweet. All
i THE GEORGE
LUMBER COMPANY
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
Wc Solicit Your Orders for
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings,
Chain Wood
We are prepared to furnish and deliver material
promptly. '
Call up Retail Department Phone Main 8.
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Saved by my Method of
Dicing Wells J
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Gasoline Engine Saves
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iyou much time and mon
ey. Instruction in Gaso-
line Engineering ' . ..
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Call or Write
R. A. WEST,!
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; The Well Driller
Talk hrem-tj.
If you want to Join a French class
and receive instructions rrom a French
teacher, address Box 4S2. La Grande.
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BURGER and SEVERSON
La Grande, Ore. Phone
Main 9 i
Real Estate and
Loans, Fire and
Life Insurance.
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CWECTING ACflVCY
N. B. Long Distance CtU
lection a Specialty
OVER NEWUN DRUG CO. f
Notice ot Stocknoldcrs' MeeUng.
Notice Is hereby given Miat there
will be a meeting of the stockholders
of La Grande Irrigation company on
Monday, February first, 1S09, at two
o'clock p. m., at the office ef .La
Grande Investment company, for the
purpose of electing a Board of Di
rectors and conducting such other
business as may properly come before
the stockholders. '
J. K. WRIGHT.
Secretary La Grand Irrigation C-J.
29-4-11-11-25
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