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? At-The Seashore..
MRTH BEACH
If a delightful resort and a happy combination" of pleasure "ground
possibilities,. An ideal climate, diversion of recreation perfect bath
fng boating fishing riding driving, and exploring, make North';
Beach the most charming and popular play ground on the North Pa- -s
Cific Coast.. , . .. . 1 .' . ) ' r.i-'-t '.
THE
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HAS A SPECIAL SUMMER EXCURSION RATE TO NORTH BEACH
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$16.15
I .-XROM LA GRANDE, ORE.' :;,;.: rro :n ;t
I Remember trlis Vhl glvi ypu the daylight ride" on (he gteamer .T. J.
Potter doWn the Columbia river. Ask' for bur booklet "Outing 1a Ore-
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J.H. KKJiKET, AGEXT OJE. &. CO, LA GRASDE, 0REG0V
WMr McM CRRATT
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We have conducted a laundry business in
La Grande for many years. There must
a reason. A trial order -4will explain,
the mystery. " - x!
A. B. C. Laundry
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The J. T. Scott Music Co.
Successors to .;!'. '
s Bramvvell Music Co-: i 1 ,
Remember we have the bid reliable
Chickering, Weber, Kimball,- Lester;
and 43:otKergobd makes of
PIANOS J
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small instruments 1 and 1
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heet Music. rEdison's: f ull liner
he J. T. Scott: Music Co: j
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Becanls It doea not contain nareouca, mercury, cocaine, lead or any
polaonona drugs. Because E-RC-SA cores piles, u. a Dispensatory
recommends avery Ingredient ot E.RU.SA Drag laws make "false or
ailaleadinc statements" a crime. Therofor the sole of all old or nar
cotic pile medicines la illegal because they effect the brain and SDlnal
? narrow; produce constipation and never care. Only druggists of
ilghest standing eell and endorse E-BU-SA,
. SUTEBTHOSaS FAULT DBCG S10S2.
BOWURAITER
PENULETON, Aug. 19. Thirty-flye
thousand; dollarari the amount ot,
damages demanded of the O. R. jh, N.
Co byBrakeman Joseph Cowiia. ror
Injuries, t!recejved in, an accident ., at
Bingham,, now Gibbon, two years ago.
The suit -was liied in the circuit court
iher.e this morning and papers were Im
mediately thereafter served pa, E., Fr
Schuyler, the local agent for the com
pany. This la the, largest. damage suit
for. a personal Injury, ,filed( in the lo
cal' court ,for some time. ,f" . , J.
- The accident happened bo ( Jong ago
thajt it had, been all but forgotten, in
local circles. , It Is, cited In the com
plaint that the plaintiff was in the
employ of .the defendant company on
the day of September 15. 1907, when
the accident happened. , Negligence on
the part of the, company and the com
pany's engineer are allege to have
been responsible for the accident.
Daniel and Bennett ft Sinnott of The
TUb r ntrornovn for th r1niil1
brakeman.
...According to the complaint the ac
cident was due directly to a defective
voupllng on the car which formed the
last car of a freight train. The train
'was backed into this car but because
of the defective coupling it did not re
main attached to the train butjfolow
eMt on down grade. The .engineer
was then signaled (to Btop the . train
so that the coupling could be repaired
APPIESWILL:
illOTARD
K.UTEKX rilODLCE TAPE KS IS SO
, . - ASSUMING.
Continued Dry Weather And Other
dltlfatOiWe Pr)itCfKt;
IPi?t Ton coming prjees, for .win
ter, !apples.fhi;h hveVw(4-eceWtd
uy,n wewrlorlc PoUuNewa.rv
No kitchen appliancegives such
acteal sati'sfjtion and real honie
D 'coitfoft!lf the nwl rerfectkia.
Stove.
Kicbe4 vvkTi1' ri",nS;
summer, will be letter and quick
er done, with . greater personal
Lomipitlot the iwrker, if, instead
H-f the-stininj 'UeiWf a Wrf
ateat fasteyj-arple prpdacingir,
Indlcatefiat prices will rnle
Michigan. Yorfr'and MfssouVl,'
the greateat
states
hig,h. . Orowefja IIHfe-
por iignt crops and are refusing In
many InslaaeSaOluifoirasa thU
2.a barrel orchard run. It says: ,
"The fontlufeei drjrlweather la hav
ing a bad effect on the apple crop In
different parts of the New York ai-
ple, belt, he-arcB"in"tntf-ttia,rar'
and arly summer gave the fruit a
late start, and many of the apples are
small. GroweraBay the standard win
ter , varieties are from 10 days to 2
weeks behind the Beatson, many -of ihc
( mining In tWa .ortlnn tin) d.lnc
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grown.. In certain localities, where
more ' rain has fallen, the fruit Is a
little larger.. .
"Another factor which Is tending o
detoriate the quality ia the manner
in.wh'ch the apples are Krowina. .in
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iuuu uriuarus ine iruil is growing In
cutjRrs or ,bunches. In Boiue 3f
chards reeBfhave( bunt ht of five and
six apples scattered oh the limbs, and
upon' examination It Is seen that the
and the loose car prevented from run- fruit fs sinaU and apparently stuntel.
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ning on down. the grade, t Instead, of
slacking graaually, however, it Is al
leged that he, stopped the train sud
denly, allowing the approaching car. to
run ' into ( it with, great force. ( Then
without warning the engineer started
the train, suddenly., .As a result of hij
sUdden stop and sudden start arid the
collision .with the extra car, Bowlln
was 'thrown .between the cars.
.lt Is alleged that when he was
throjwn to the track between the curs
thatjhls right leg, ankle and foot were
broken,, crushed, bruised and mangled,
andithat the, ligaments were, strained,
making, it Impossible for him ever to
have thvj use, of the limb again and
rendering him a cripple for life. ..; '
"Jfotlce to Contractors.
Bids are invited on addition to bank
building in the city of .Wallowa. Plans
and specifications can be seen at the
bank or at the office of Robert Miller,
Architect, La Grande, Oregon. Bids
must; be in not later Wan September
1, 1909. The owners reserve the right
to accept or reject any or all bids.
Stockgrowers ft Farmers' Nat'l bank,
v"allowa, Oregon.
In addition, many caaeaof 'stug ap
ple are reported. Tiid louse and btier
injurious insects have done consider
able, dahiage'ln" nunie'rou3' ofcfiardsln
spite; of 'spraying. Hot weather, if
followed ;by jfrbd "rains, growers sy,
wiJJ.do rauch to stimulate the grow ih
of Baldwins andoher varieties. It-is
tho opinion, of some that with favor
able, conditions from now on the fruit
willjcaljh up with the season by Sep
tember. There "are hiluiy apr lea that
will, beot.maIl.,.8te9LaCioievloR
quality, dealers say. ;
, "The "fact that the" quality of. many
of the apples is, going to be poor It
probably t he principal reason for the
bullishness growers re showin-r,
Talk of a shortage in Baldwins U
also having Its effect. Some growers
around here nave Bala they. wanted
$3 f. o. b. for No. ; It Baldwins Buyi
ers cluJm it would be suicidal ' at this
time to -pay even f 2 and that the best
policy Is to wait.
Some of the large growers claim
they will hold for V?2 on the trees and
If not able to get that, will pack their
own apples this season. .Present Jn
dicatlons are that the J2 figure will be
closely approached.
uie summers p
CooI:ina JL
lyicli -fflnevHamctCflxjteqli-Stove !;;
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If "jr"'
tKu l dort no( overheat th kitchen. Note the CABINET TOP,
wun Uieit tor warming plates and seeping fpoe or after cookra, alee
convenient drop shelves that can be folded back When not in uae, aal
two nickeled bars for holding towels.
TVte sites. With or without Cabinet Top. At your dealer.
.or write oureaieit agency
T A "WP nr disappoints afe - 1
m. iW Tm j economical and a wo
- . detful light giver. ' Solidly made; '
beautifully nickeled. Ypur living-room will be pleasantar ' t
i with a Rsyo Lampo j ;'-' li'.1 ?, .. ' n -
If not with your dealer, ,write our nearest agency. ; j it
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F1IVS1CIANS.
J.' H.-11 UB11ARD, ltf . D. 5 I
PhysIcTaw .and SurgeQ.
Office in New Bank Building . Rooms
20-2irh6hesfesldehceTmiri
; 89; Office, Main 79.
O
HOT
POINTS
FOR 30 DAYS
if it is Free?
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HOT POINT?
any way and who has 'em. The
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next week.
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ROYAL
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. DR. A. L. RICHARDSON,
j Physician and Surgeon.
Office over Hill's Drug Store
Office Phone 13C2. Residence Main 66
N. MOLITOR. M. D. r
Physician and Surgeon.' .t
Corner Adams ave and pepot 'at
Office Main 68. ResidenceMain 69
BACON & HALL.
Physicians and Surgeons.
Office in La Grande National Bank
Building. Phone M'in 19..
S. T. Bacon. Residence .Main 18. '
M. K. Hall. Residence, Main 62.
DR. P. B. MOORE
DR. H. C P. MOORE
Ostepathic Physicians.
Klrksvllle Graduates Under Founder.
Office Sommer Buildlng.i s '
Phones: Offico Main 63; Res. Main 64.
C. H. UPTON. PH. Q., M. D. , ., .
Physician and Surgeon. , ,
Special attention given to Eye, Ear,
' Nose and Throat.
Office In La Grande National Bank
Building.
Phones: Office, Main .2 Residence
Main 32.
VETERINARY SURGEONS.
DR. P. A. CHARLTON.
' .Veterinary Surgeon.
Office at Hill's Drug Store, La Grande.
' Residence Phone Red 701."""
OfBoe Pkorve Pla k 1361
-: Indepenqent Phone 63,
: Both phones at residence.-""' i
..PUKIISIS.
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-Dentlst.-
urande Orego
. J. C. PRICE, D. M. D.
Dentist.
Room 23, La Grande National Bank
Building. Phone Bladi 199)..
TEA I'll 9 OF MU8IIJ.
v IMF. E. PORTER. D4Y. 11 Principal
5 5 La Grande School cf Music
Mrs. Day. assistanL Rrhful iac
Greenwood ave., one door south of,
Adams ave.; 'Phone Black 183L
MISS STELLA OLIVER
Teacher of Piano and Harmony,
fctudlo at residence of Turner Oliver
corner Fourth and O avenue.
Miss Rosr; hquue :
Instructor in Piano. Harmonv utt
' Technic. : ' '
2105 North Spruce Street -
La Grande - r OrMna
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ARCHITECTS.
' C R, THORNTON.
Architect and Engineer.
Surveying, Civil and Structural Engi
neering.
Twenty Years' Experience
ROBERT MILLER.
Architect
Office 1107 Adams avenue. 'Phnn.
Pacific, Main 1. Home Independent
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. ! DR. W. H. RILEY.
Graduate Ohio State University. '
Vaccination, Dentistry and Surgery
t al' kinds. -Co-jatry calls promptly
answered! : . ,n. :;,H'i.:rV
Office ";14 Adame avenue, iv r
.1 bones:!, Paclflo Black 1901. "t;
. '.. -, g, Independent, 73. - " ( . ,
DR. Tj W.
f or. youn cakes, and pastry for Sunday.. v A 3 trial t order will
convince you that we are selling the5 best BREAD in the city.
Our Ice Gream and ourSherbert is the
talk of the town
HERMAN ROESCH, Prop.
RIDDELL, M. D. C.
Gf duate Veterinarian.
"Office. Red Oorh linn Rlnro ;.i
' P otes:.a(?iftcf UniA ! Home, 121.
'Jk-Grande , , , , Orsgon.
ATTORNEYS.
Chae E. Cochran Geo T. Cochran
COCHRAN & COCHRAN.
i Attorneys.
La Grande National Bank Building.
La Grande
Oregon.
H. H. LLOYD. ' - ' '
svu. : . Attorney at Law.--' . '
Practices in all the Courts bf the Srafci
t" ' s- and United Statei.'"1"' -w
Elgin , it r o ti. rp '-aw-.i!: Qpggjii.i
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t ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS.
L. A. PICKLER
3t1, Mining, Irrigation Engineering
and surveying. ,
stlmates, plans and specifications.
Office In Bohnenkamp BuHdmg.
U Grande Oregor.
t ') y v rU-i t UUaWFOOO. ,y i-x,
ttico' : v Attorney; at Lawu . 'wA j
Practices in all Hhe'courte ot the StaM
and United States.
OfflberU'Oradde Na'iQons Bait j;
i WILLIAM W RAM OUT. "
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Rooms 16 and 16 Sommer Block
La Grande . Oregon.
YUTL
MRS. GRACE McALiSTER.
Teacher and Manager
Telephone rarmers tgX. '
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