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fACE SIX.
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La Grande Professional
Directory
J. H. HCrBBARD. NT. D. C. B. CAUTHORN, .
Vbj.ictaW and Surgeon. . ' Denthrt.
Offio. l New Bank BuUdlnf. Room. ''lc ov.f Hill'. Drug Store.
- 'Phones. Residence, Main . Graide - Oregon
it; Office. Main 7.
' 3. C. PRICK. D. M. D.
Pcatlat.
DR. A. U RICHARDSON. nom IS, La Grande National ds.nl
Physician and Burgoo. Building. 'Phone Blank 19D1.
6fflce over Hill's Drug Store. ,
Office Thone 1183. Residence Main 66 TEACHERS Of MUSIC
' PROF. E. PORTER DAT, Principal
N. MUT0R. H D., orantle Kcliool of Music.
Phyrr4W and Surgeon. Mr Day aa8,,ant Bcliool. 10B
Corner Adama Ave. and Depot St. . Qreenwood Ave ona door 80Uth of
tMflce Main S -: Residence Main 19 Adama Ave. 'Phone Black 1831.
BACCtf & HAIJ MISS STELLA OLIVER,
Phvatotom and Surgeons. Teacher of Pluuo and Harmony.
Office t. A Grande National Bank Studio at residence of Turner Olive),
Building. 'Phone Main 18. corner Fourth and O avenue.
JB. T. Bacon, Residence, Main 13.
U. K. Hall,- Residence. Main C2. MISS LENA McREYNOLDS.
Instructor In Voice Culture.
, Room 8, Lewis Building.
V.V. E. MOORE Uganda - - Oregon
DR. H. C. P. MOOR .
Osteopathic Iliyslclana. MISS rose HOUSE,
Mrkavllle Graduates Under Founder lam,,,,. jn piano, Ilurmony and
Office Bommer Building. Technic.
nM: Office Main IS: Res. Main 2J05 jforth Spruce Street.
C.H.wf,PH.G.,M.B, La Grande, Oregon.,
Fhyetata. and Surgeon. KLvca,UCAL WgIXEKRS.
rectal attention given to Eye, Ear, -
Nose and Throat L. A. PJCKLER.
Office U La a-ande Vatlonal Bank 4vU Mining, Irrigation Englneortnt
Building. and Surveying.
VkOM Of flee, Main Si Residence, Estimates, plans and specifications
Main 82. Office In Bohnenkamp Building.
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JURED
The Dalles. Jan. 25. Although It Is
rather early for orchardlsts to state
definitely whether ornot the peach
trees are' Injured by the late freezing
weather, some of them state that a
few trees are more or lens Injured.
The crop next season may not bi
as large as It has been In some years,
yet there will be enough peaches for
the gathering when they ripen, Is be
lieved. There never has been a fail
ure of the peach crop In Wasco coun
ty. Very often It has been said In past
yenra that the peach crop would be a
failure, yet, when the time came .to
harvest the crop there, would be better
fruit even If not ho large an amount.
Tho trees themselves are' not In
jured, and it Is believed that only a
! few of the tender outer limbs are
j frozen. , Probably no more are frozen
j than would necessarily have to be
: pruned, anyway. 1
.Apples, pears and cherries are not
Injured at all. The apricots are In
jured about as much as the peaches
are, but It Is believed that the crop
will not be much smaller than In pre
vious years.
VetaMtary Burgee n.
StOlc at HMTa B-rug 8tore, La Qranrt.
ResUeaee 'Phone Rtd 701.
OtAea 'Phwse Black 1881.
Jaderendent 'Phone It.
Botk 'pkenes at residence.
DR. W. H. RII.BT,
Graduate )hle State University.
Vaccination, entlstry and Surgery
f aH klnda. Ceuntry calls promptly
sewered.
CfOce 1414 Adams Avenue.
Phoaes: Paetlie Black 1901.
k4M"dent, 378.
TIAVI.
MRS. GRACE McALISTER,
Teaeker and Manager.
Telthe Farmers 197C.
Boys Meet Suturdny.
.. MnnnHln Hoys' BHorlati4in
ill meet next Saturday night at the
'hltby home.
SCHEDULE
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Architect and Engineer.
Surveying, CIvH and Structural Engl
nssrjug.
Twenty Years' Experience.
" KUVGM MBLLER,
Architect.
Office 1107 Adams avenue. 'Phones
Pacific, Main 1. Heme Independent
Ne. 8.
Cbaa. E. Cochran Geo. P. Coctors
COCHRAN COCHRAN,
Attoraeya.
Ia Grande National Bank Building.
Ial Grande - - - - - Oregot
R. H. LLOTtD.
Attorney at lw.
"notice in all the eourts of the 8tat
' and United States.
Elgin - Oregon
Ctl at the C. C. Penington & Co.
istore this week and see the I. C. .
method of teaching modern languages.
The pronounclatlon acquired by this
xtrthod is absolutely correct.
" C. U. OKA WFOKD,
Atteraey at Iiow..
Practices In all the courts oi the Btr.ti
and United States.
Office la La Grande National Banl
Building, La Grande, Oregon.
LKROY LMAX.
Attorney M Iaw.
816-11 Swetland Building.
Prtl4 - - - - Oregon
JOSEPH TRAIN'S ARRIVE
EAR LUCK; LE.WE LATER.
Morning Train Awaits Arrival of Xo.
1 and Afternoon Truln Rewclie
Here at 2:30 In the Arternoon.
A new and more convenient sched
ule is in effect on the La Grande
Joseph run. Trains will leave here
for Joseph later In the day and arrive
here from Joseph earlier, as well. The
main feature of . the new schedule
which. Is now In effect, Is that the train
for Wallowa county will wait here for
the arrival of the westbound if the
Xo. 1 Is anywhere near on time.
The returning time Is also more fa
vorable to Ln Grande merchants, in
that more time is allowed in La
Grande. North end residents can come
to La Grande and spend several hours
of the afternoon here, giving them
time to transact much business before
the close of local business houses. In
the event that the afternoon train is a
few hours late, it does not deprive the
transaction of business during the af-
Tlio Now Sclicdiili.
The new schedule, as announced
follows:
Leave La Gr.mde, 9:4: arrive at
iHlan.l 'lt.v. 9:50; Allcel, 10; lmbler,
10:10; ElKln, 10:S0: Palmer Junc
tion. U.'JS; Looking Cliiss, 11:30; Ml
nani. 12:45; M'allowa. 2; Lostlne. 2:45:
EntfrprUf, 3:45; Joseph, 4:45.
Returning No. 31 leaves Joseph at
7:15, running on practically the same
schedule as No. 32, reaching La
Grande at 2:30 p. m.
The more Important No. 31 arrival
times are: Wallowa, 9; Elgin, 1.
The schedule la unquestionably the
best solution tho officials have yet been
able to make of the new train service,
as It allows connections with both east
and westbound main line trains. There
Is no change on the main line at this
time.
FARM 101
SOLD If!
The current report that the poor
farm at Union hns been started to
ward La Grande is inaccurate. The
county court has taken no such steps
and the dispatch from Union to a
Portland paper yesterday is manifest
ly wrong.
The dispatch also states thut the
bills, presented by the management of
the poor farm had been rejected by the
last session of the county court, an
other statement that is incorrect.
HIGH CLASS
SUPERFLOUS HAIR
IS NOW CURABI E
Are you afflicted with this disease
Are you still using a razor
Are you still using a tweezer ,
THEN YOU Certafcly
7 Hive Not Used
V IW&-J-I
Dr.'Alaxander Grossman, the Eminent Hair ajd
Scaly Specialist has, after 1 5. years of reseanh
and experimenting, discovered an absolute rerrrey
for this unsightly disfigurement. . j
AND
WE
CAN V
PROVE
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mi
Ouaranleei
la destroy
the caarssli
growth $r
your mne
refunded
Guaranteed to!
be absolutely
non-Injurious p
the mostdolica
Wld
Gypsies are oftcnttme extravagant,
one proof of the statement being now
on exhibit at the La Grande .Iron
works, where an elaborately construct
ed gypsy wagon is about ready for the
owners. The wagon resembles a mod
ern parlor. Rosettes grace the scroll
work that can be found in great
abundance. It has required the best
talent possessed by the shop workmen
to satisfy the owner, who is one of the
gypsies that some time ago was ar
rested here for telling fortunes. Hand
somely painted, built of the best wood
obtainable, are lome of the require
ments of. :' contract for the con
struction oi I '.16 wagon. In the base
of the wfi-n Is a large wardrobe. The
sides of the covering arc artistically
scrolled. When the first one is com
pleted, another will be built here.
The cost of the wagon Is sufficient to
build several "swell" buggies.
Notice ef Stockholders Meeting.
Notice is hereby given that there
will be a meeting of the stockholders
of La Graade Irrigation company on
Monday, February first, 1909, at two
o'clock p. m., at the office ef La
Grande Investment companyfor the
nirpose ot electing a Board of Dl
ectors and conducting such other
business as may properly come before
the stockholders,
J. K. WRIGHT,
Secretary La Grande Irrigation C .
J9-4-11-18-28
The above is not the result of maglo, but of this wonderful disco
ery named MAJI. This protograph is ONE pt the thousands of case
MAJI has cured. MAJI is endorsed and recommended by the mo
rcDutr.y.e -.:.ysicians as tho only. remedy for PERMANENT removJ
and dr :'.:'. .!'i:W of superfluous hair,
The r.rtion of this WONDERFUL
compound commences immeOlately on
its application to the parts afflicted.
MAJI does not burn the hair, thusj
making It return more coarse and
bristly than ever. MAJI goeB to Un
root of the evil it dstroys the cause
of the growth. It destroys the factors
favorable to its growth. Majl cures
by destroying the productive condi
tions that cause this .disease.
CURES QUiGKLY
and PERMANATELy
' If you want to be CURED, If you want to dispense with the fine ,
razor, if you want to discard the heavy veil you are compelled to
wear to conceal this humiliating, unsightly blemish, get a bottle . of (
IIAJI now at once. If your druggist does not keep it send II to usj'
direct and we will mail It to you, postage prepaid; In plain wrapperr.
Turkish Remedy Co. i
31 West 125 Street, New York, N. Y. j
Address Desk 4, Free Valuable Ilooklet "The Key to tlie Problem,"
SENT ON REQUEST. . '. I
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THE GEORGE PALMER
LUMBER COM PAW Y
.-RETAIL DEPARTMENT
We Solicit Ycur Orders for
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Mouldings,
Chain Wood
We are prepared to furnish and delive
promptly.
! Call tin Retail Department Phone Main 8
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