La Grande evening observer., May 20, 1909, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

EIGHT PICES."
mffl OBSEBTER. Ljf G R AX D E.0 RFC 0 5. T1U1LSDAT. MAT 0, 1903.
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Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co.
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OREGON SliUKTIrliiNIl A
UNION PAClTlb HAltROA:
from "
Portland, J3ea,t41e, Spokane, Tacoina, Walla Walla
. lPn fYM A XT A nnH T nfrnrnV CA Art .
To KANSAS CITOatftf&efoirh. . .$60.00
To CHICAGO and Return ..$72.56
1 aam nriiii -iv aifr8Adai ot .Wd! attf mam niUit
On Sale June 2, 3; July 2, 3; August 11, 12. '
To Denver and ratiraXl.lEl .$55.00
i ' On Sale May if; ?ufytlugjst 11. :
t Thp tioVatQ 'r.t ccnic vcrj- iomurw) in mo way ,
Jf stopover privileges, and choice;, of Routes; thereby enabling pass
engers to make side trips to many interesting points enroute.
I Routing on thrurrapthriraghlifttrol&a 'be had at a
llght advance ovW tbt, rajtea Quoted. 1 '
i Full particulars, teleeping, car' ra6rvaliona-awl tiolieta will be
furnished by any O. R. & N. leal agent, or "
t fl'M. McMURRAY, GeBlral!piierigipr Agent,' Portland Oregon.
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,,. We have conducted a laundry business jn f
I La Grancle.for manyjyears. Theretmustj
" v a r$aon; : rrial orde $pjaj.d
the .mystery.,,
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A. Bw C. Laundry
PIIOME MAIN 7
Yoirget at our st'orb are made to fit and
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wearr - iyle is t-ombined witlj comfort. "Aye s ,
guarantee tisiacttoij iilall 6ur shjes. Just ' " '
received two gdod numbers in tan Hose. L
" Repairing " Neatly Done
io no
lEAVESfOR
Da S
With W fAIllllfn ta1rA 1f.M
- w. .'.v.'i uttiu iv inner iiiiii j
Jho. region nUi fr'C i&r
lay; the asdfelang liiTf 2gie nil
Jiiiftge of the construction ot the
JleadolJb&ot'idamM Urlvairf-j
evening after having been deUedcue,
Jay. took his 'departure af'noon L.
will locate the exact site of the dam
J tu4y4he- Mmtprlying- strata' of Took.
outline the contour of the reservoir
n4 to jafiej manifer, : 'owaysS,
urV f6rTSiitior f)r) t be-l irec J. s J
Jlr. cfafllau will.'assist' him In : the
Jurvey, and in addition, two or three
i uwii among tne
residents of that part of the county.
$rariey will remain until all this
ip uuue, aim iien ue wm come oacKlj-.
to.ta Grande is haroaUmreTTtpA
"t "S-vwo-TEeKs amuerhaps 10
8 wtlfiiriish the wdrk.v ;
jThe Cove track ;and; field Heams
hich goes' to Corjallis to corupete
rifextl Saturday, passed througlt ta
Qranile last evening. ', The .entries1 and
the events, follow: r y "'
rT Walters, 100 and 220. Glen Roberts,
pymps, R. Ingram, half mile and quar
ter, iGeorge Richards, sprints. All
fifur ; will enter the relay. Walters
hM' beejpnh-UoirvaUls befprjp. InAQJ
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IN The Gase ortheJSUte vs Stevenson. ; for vPracticing Dentistry
:U. ii I- -Withdut Fi &t HaVing ObUine4 a License Therefor, R- L- Lincoln v '
private pros cutor!, and Vyhich was carriea to the Supreme Court "of v
- - the State of Oregon by the Dhtrict Attorney in the .hopes cf getting a '
' conviction, has recently been dismissed by the Supreme Court and as a
. . . , consequence I am a free man.,-, While I regret very . much thaV tnis
.prosecution has cost Unjon Go'unty, something "over $125.00, 'Iam-nat-"
; ' uraliy gratified to firil. that I'was not guilty. '
.;p , ,jr... .... .. -JJ. c;;vAi4s..
Qnib.5.5yiDg of April Q Tist .wh'-li I was inffhe east.my cffice-'n--,
was burglarized and frtySrecard book stolen.jj--; Foi1'1 information 1 which
will lead to tha arreRi arll r.nnvtrtlnn nf fKo : v:
;nJ -. tel SsftWl tftfeasedo ive. anyfcfomitlra f egaVdihg 5 Wft ViceFeic.' "
tQ anvanfi .Who mav htrKtiffirlentlu intoroefo n .. rr:- f ''
am present ; :y."n .H. v4uyuiutB,wnue-tn-'-.r.
J. El Stevenson
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APPEAR IN lildO
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RAGS THIS EVENING
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Near then
Grande'i
leThpurofI b'otk tonight.
e;i band will make Us debut
he rattlovlBgjpublic in new uni
ns. Ca rograiiv4or merit has been
pared and when the conductor raps
tbi the opening number, a large crowd
will be a88pblel if the weather-la t
ail favoiablali jDir&oa V. i!. 'Selack
I TVin 11 1.J
t. A. x.1 l.nil nn ill ll.il ill
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ajiiiounces the folowiue numhers tnr
pert Pf 2 Deoot; 7 arid
Adams. WllfTP tha ranrart will
tiiifght,watr 'corner
Adair
bjjld:
be
Marcn, eagles Uo
f
EaEles Convention." Schiiltji
aperture, "Dawn to Twilight,': TJejfhett
.March, f'Neera Fashion Elater Eng
f llsli.
Waltzes, "Weddings of the Winds,
Waldeufel. '
Seranade, "Cupid's Charms." Thelle.
March, "American Republic," Cham
bers.
: CUHESr;::,; '
o SKEI DISEASES
thebloou: the touticia is always health whera tha circulation la fr frm-
llmpurlties.r When the blood is infected with acrid or unhealthy matter li
jcannot perform its Natural work of nourishing the skin, regulating its tern
(perature and preserving Its normal softness, pliability and healthfulnesa
jlnstead it irritates and inflames the delicate fibres and tissues around the
pores and glands and produces some of the many forms of skin disease
The itching and stinging so often accompanying skin affections are producer
,ty the deposit from the blood of the acrid humors with which it is filled
into the sensitive membranous flesh lying Just benoath the outer coverins
and surrounding tha countless nerves, poras andr glands. ' This explains -wlT
scratching the outer Bkin affords no relief from the itching and burnin-
a. o. o. cares omn diseases or every charactor by purifying the blood. It
goes down into the circulation and removos the humors. or .acids which are
causing the trouble, builds up the w3i::, acrid blood, aid permanently cures
overy variety of skin affection, local app ications can only soothe; ther
over euro boctttino they d6 not reach tho blood. . S. S. 8. goes' right into the "
circulation, reaches the trouble and cures it by removing the cause. Boole V
a Skia Diseasos and any modical ndvico froa to all who write, ;; :
2 TTTT CTirTT CTT,rTT-Tr nr t nv inmi . i"
fdpfjQ y ofJgUa. id! os.
he won the Uj0.'anql.m.,.1908 wop th Ower,, niay ve-same-by proving
quarter In tffimfrv, nie t)f)l.f jiroptfojaioj iyfeii. for ditJttiilce.
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Greene
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DEVELOP
THE
SHE'S A QUEEN! SHE'S A SIREN!
Vfh Bl'. t undeveloped, a Brawny neck, thin, load
ar$i-- rejnurk will. never bV applied te'i you. 'li
"SV' ' wafers, will make you beautiful, bewitch
fhey D.EVELOPTHEf BUST n k week' from ;
8 o'6 Inches and produce ,a, fine, Irm. voluptiou
b,4oro. They fill but the fJolldw ptaceVmake' the '
artns handsome and well modeled and the neck
3 aid shoulders shapely and of perfect contour.
Send for a bottle today and you'ffybf pleased and gratetui.
Kt? wafers are abaolutely harmless, pleasant to take) nd cpnvenlu J
Price $1.00 per bottle. Inquire ar good dru stores or Bend DI-
HIF-E. During: the next 30 lavs only we will end you a sam
Pleottle of these beautifying wafers on receipt of 10c to pay cost of
Packing and postage if you mention that you saw the advertisement in
tnis. paper. The sample alone may be sufficient
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jtJESK 4. ESTHETIC CHEMICAL CO.. 81, W. 2Sth ST NEW YORK.
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faily Observer, 65c per Month
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At the first sug
gestion of summer
j, weather let , the
nr.e fire Jie, out,
'set a Nev Perfection.
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corner cf-0".e Iw,'
fi;t:i at'Dcb i!wif'vv,i!y l
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ify, . .
' live.-K tie jit.;tia.tk-r tha
U,A!e,.-'!nd mtf bout .
the room; Another
convenience, of the .; . ...
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I represents the highest; type of ready, to -wear-:
I apparel America produces; The fabric, the
linings, VftildJKjgid thgfitg tli(l
are best appreciated when critically compared
II ita PA RTMtT TVb i" ' ; !'''
ojshes-for kePepinK meal, htSSy! a ef
Warming plates and for tPnin ,....t. V " T ..ea. '01f
three sizes-with or withou, SEirm?
, . J u can cu.
At your dealer's or write
our nearest agency.
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give a moat r.cr
, oie iiKtit tor rtfld.
" Tour dealer s. it i iZ tt.'s.Z.iT'JZI-" " "ot at
STANDARD OIL COMPANY-.
'.ncorporaia .
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viththe clothes of aiy other maker. TOTtf
man who ijTfMKlng fftrTe'letepJI
ciotnes who recognizes the real worth of
;I wel!, mad? rrhert with whisjjris, cpramed 5
j the bitjLtff.i-WlWfatoof iltffiH.:
man wnose attention we seek.
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Outfitters
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