ETETEfGO BSIBTTB, Ul CRUDE, OBIGOX FRIDAY, JULY 18, 13C.
PINEULES
' The $1.00 bottle contains
2$ times as much as the
0 cent size.
FOR ALL KIDNEY BLADDER
TROUBLE. RHEUMATISM
AND LUMBAGO
A dose at bed time urn
L ally relieves the mort
severe case before morning.
BACKACHE
JOHN W. KENNEDY CO.
CHICAGO. U. . A.
COUHTY COURT
ARE YOU COMING TO THE EXPOSITIONS
Hadn't thoufht o( ii' WcU. you bcttcr.hurry1
SPtCUl (Am ON f ARES
A UOOl. EOt All! CUMlTI
mi MST HOME COMfOKTS
VSe HOTEL SAVOY
iind v mail ro tenvATONS
Tsvi noun or ouo coMfotr . usocctui ntiraoc J
iLRliLXjiNG"
There are several kinds
of drilling but the kind
the kind that makes ' the
farm pay is the drilling
which makes water avail
able. There is no need
of a dry farm. The task
is not so great as you
may think. I have had
years of experience and
understand the well busi
ness thoroughly.
D.M. HUNT
LA GBANDE, 0RE30N Z
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Rout. Bluniensteln, Juror, Cir.
CL June term, 1909 ..." 28.20
J. M. Darr, do 29.40
W. S. Ezell. do 23.20
John T. Rich, do 24.20
A. C. Rollins, do .". 9.40
R. J. Wade, do 18.60
John Wilson, sp. Juror, Cir. Ct.
June term, 1909 2.20
H. W. Stoner, do 2.20
George Miller, do : 2.20
Geo. Grout, do 3.20
E. S. Brasel, do 2.20
John Baker, do 2.20
S. N. Keltz. do 18.20
Win. Getehell, do I. 18.20
J. G. Wagner, do 2.20
Amelia Pollman, witness before
grand jury 2.20
John Dunnington, do 10.00 1
,.0rt
8.;
18.23
65.50
I Merchants! Save i
$W,000
r j
In 1907 the Merchants !
of Oregon saved over
$W,000 by carrying a part
1 of their Insurance in their
j own company, the Oregon
Merchants Mutual Fire As
surance Association, of
Dayton, Oregon. In 1 90S
they will save $15,000.
Durinq the same period
their neighbors wete hand- Th
ci cnn nnn Sn t :
Louisa Locke, do 2.20
F. E. Spain, do 6.00
T. H. Morelock, witness, state
vs. Christiansen , 6.40
C. A. Bridwell, do 8.40
James Huffman, do . . 8.40
Elijah Huff, do 8.20
A. J. Coe, do 8.80
Mead Eliott, do 9.40
B. A. Turner, do .2"
L. Cummins, do 8.20
C. F. Chattin, do 8.20
J. C. Christiansen, do 8.20
L. H. Gardner, witness, State
vs. Lawrence 10.40
J. B. Lindley, do 10.40
O. D. Thomlinson, do 10.40
A. Stewart, J. P. fees, State vs.
Hornbeck 13.35
I. W. Faulk, Const fees, J. P.
Ct. State vs. Hornbeck 11 J 5
John Stutzlnger, w!iaebs, J. P.
Ct. State vs. Hornbeck 1.70
Rose Hornbeck, do 1.70
Dr. N. Molitor, do 1.70
Geo. H. Currey, printing as per
bill 50.35
Morning Star, do 40.05
Eastern Ore. Republican, do . . 20.00
Ferguson's, nidse as perb ill . . 5.00
Smith Premier Typewriter Co.,
do 2.00
Irwin Iiodson Co., do 137.00
Bushing & Co., do 63.85
Hill's Drug store, do 6.45
Glass & Prudhomme Co., book
I machine for Recorders office 120.00
B. B. Plaster, services as
I Truant Officer . .' 5.00
A. Stewart, Coroners fees De
I Lapp inquest 5.00
J. Carr, bringing De Lapp
corpse to morgue 5.00
City of Union, water rent for
Poor Farm, Jan. 1st, to July
1st 15.00
Bacon & Hall, examining two
insanes 10.00
Grande Ronde hospital, hospital
fees for John Carlo ........ 100.00
L. Ilalley, ton of hay for
Poor Farm 10.00
C. L, Green, labor on Poor
Farm 32.50
Martin, do 40.00
33.00
21.00
43.50
96.50
33.75
28.00
E. M. Fellere. do 1
J. M. Selder, commissioners
fees as per bill TO.oO
Ben Brown, do , S1.70
Road Fond.
Ole Mathson. work in R. D. No.
H I 40.10
John Strober, lumber as per
- bill r.......
Royal D. Jones, work In R. D.
No. 25
C. E. Golden, work In R. D. No.
21 ...
W. S. Montgomery, work In R.
IX No. 18 96.00
Cleve Montgomery, do 15.00
Dan Hashbrook, do 18.00
Union Pine Lumber Co., lum
ber as per bill 19.05
F. W. Davis, mdse as per bill
bill
Frank Cassett, work in R. D.
No. 24
Lynn Chadwlck, do
Geo. Chad wick, do
C. E. Golden, work in R. D. No.
21
S. L. Brooks, work in R. D.
No. 11
W. M. Porter, work In R. D. No.
2
Summeryille Lumber Co., lum
ber as per bill 114.1'
Nels Endrup, work in R. D.
No. 15 62.00
Will Condit, do 12.00
Nels Endrup, work In R. D. No.
36 48.00
Will Condit, do 10.00
J. H. Adams, work in R. D. No.
12 1s.u0
C. H. Cassett, work in R. D. No.
24 18.00
I. W. Allen, work In R. D. No.
5 20.00
John Tucker, do 18.00
Ira Stewart, do 30.00
U. S. National bank, labor on
rock roller . . .1505.45
C. E. Sherman, work In R. D.
No. 27 83.65
Phil Thompson, work In R. D.
No. 13 1915
Zach Chandler, do 3.00
Frank Ross, work In R, D. No.
26' 50.50
M. L. Rush, do 10.50
Lester Rush, do 22.50
James Davis, do 19.50
A. J. Knight, work in R. D. No.
28 ,. 9.75
W. P. Knight, do 12.00
Alpha Jolly, do .. 12.00
Frank Herape, do C0.00
C. A. Hemne, do 51.00
Jesse Spencer, do 66.00
Earl Lamb, do 8.60
xmvd ufii !
TOMORROW
HARVEST TIME MAY EFFECT THE
CROWDS.
otcd Show With Great Animal Com.
lug From The West
I" Tomorrow is circus day for La
14.65
shows are said to be the best on the
road. From the Portland and Spo
kane papers we learn that the peo
ple of both these cities were well
pleased with them.
The farmers are very busy with
their crops at this time and some will
not attend, but from Indications now
there will be few who stay away. It
being Saturday a greater part of them
will come In and see the show In the'
evening.
Though the circus will arrive from
the west, no definte hour has been
set
Just Arrlrcd.
Large shipment of electric Irons.
Callr at tb light office for prices aw
fee samples.
4.
E.
ing OVer $1,500,000 in j. L. Mars, cement floor in boll-
profits to outside companies J
In the Oregon Merchants
Mutual you get:
INSURANCE AT COST
A LIMIT TO YOUR LIABIL-
PROMPTSETTLtMENT OF
LOSSES
IV. OLIVER, Agent
er room at Court house .... 114.00
Joe Woods, livery hire for Fruit
Inspector 48.00
Garrit Oldenberg, services as
Fruit Inspector 102.80
Joseph Perry, labor on Poor
Farm 18.00
D. W. Souder, relief for June,
4 J lJUJ . JU.VU
T Maggie Slagner, do 12.00
John Hlldebranat, do zo.uu
Elizabeth A. Garren, do 12.00
Marry French, do 10.00
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ED. PROPECK,
The Second Hand Dealer
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N. D. C. Rheumatic Capsules We
guarantee them. Newlin'Drug Co.
BUT YOni COAL SOW.
There Is not only going to b
a scarcity of coal ths fall, but
there is every evidence of a big
strike. Buy your coal now
when it can be bad and at reaa
onable prices.
$8,00 for car.
From shed, JS.50.
Rock Springs, Lump or Nut
0. E, FOVJLER
iMie9
....
DRY CHAIN WOOD DRY
For Best quality ot DRY chain wood call on
V. E. BEAN
Biggest loads for least money .
PriONE RED 1741
Healing Salve for Barns, Chapped
Hauds and Sore Slpples.
As a healing salve for burns, sores,
sore nipples and chapped nanas
Chamberlain's Salve is most excell
ent It allays the pain ot a Intra in
most Instantly, and unless the In
without leaving a scar. Price, 6
cents. For sale by All Good Dollars,
yourself how ouIcKly It relives thb
pain and soreneBS. The medicines
usualy given internally for rheuma
tism are poiosnous or very strong
medicines. They are worse than use
less in cases of chronic and muscular
rheumatism. For sale by All Good
Druggists.
WHY NOT TRY
Popham's
ASTHMA REMEDY?
Gives 'prompt and postlve relief in
every case. Sold by druggists, price
$1.00. Trial package by mall 10 cents.
Williams Mfg, Co, Trops.
Cleveland, 0.
For sale by
A. T. HILL, Druggist
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I have Just received
98 SEWING MACHINES
all makes and kinds.
Singer's box and drop heads.
White's box and drop heads.
New home box and drop heads.
Domestic box and drop heads.
Montgomery Ward & Co. ull styles.
Sears Roebuck & Co. all styles.
Wm. Smith & Co. all styles.
In fact every make of familysewlng machine made I have It
ON DISPLAY AND SALE
For two weeks only we will sell these at
$5.00 and up
with my personal guarantee. Asewlng machine expert in charge.
Free Delivery. Quick Serrlce.Phone Black 641. Home Phone 421.
F. D. Hmsfen
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LA GRANDE
, July 17,?09
Saturday
COMING!
. THE LARGEST
THAT TRAVELS
!,,! .' to1 I
America's Biggest and Finest
Tented Amusement Enterprise
Monster Zoological Collection.
Most Astonishing Trained Wild
Animals the world has ever
known. A Gigantic Show in Itself.
Three Rings completely filled with
Hundreds of Features tud Per
formers. Highest Salaried Amer
ican and European Artists. Ex
citing Royal Roman Hippodrome.
Mammoth Whirl of Novelties.
TRAINED WILD BEASTS
MILLION DOLLAR MENAGERIE
1,000 People Employed. 85 Cars.
12 Big Water Tight Tents. 500
Animals. 20 Elephants. 20 Camels.
AH FUNNY, FROLICSOME,
U FRISKY CLOWNS
The HACENBECK d Great
WALLACE PARADE.
Without Exaggeration the Finest Free
St .-eel Turnout ever presented. One
gigantic String ol tiof geous Pageantry,
aiitterlng Mass ol brilliancy and
Bands Galore. a
Two Performances Daily, at 2 and 8 p. m.
Doors open one hour earlier.
DAILY OBSERVER 65c a Month