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ZYTMJG 0B3PESTEE, LX GRA3DE, OEEGOX. TTESDAT, OCTOBEE 12, 1M9. 0 rejoin Gall re People" Pas the word to your relatives and friends to come now. , LOW COLONIST RATES To Oregon will prevail from the East September 15 to October 15, ' via the ( ; i ' Oregon Railroad & Navigation Go and Southern Pacific (LIXES IS OREGON') From Chicago tJSftfl - From St Louis ................ U.OO From Omaha .................. 2 ,. From St. Paul ................ 15.00 From Kansas City ............ 25.00 Deposit the amount of the fare with the nearest O. R. & N. or ' Agent and ticket will be delivered In the East without Extr cost Send us the name and address of any one Interested in tho State for Oregon literature. WJL JfcMUREAY, General Passenger Agent. .. . PORTLAND, ORE. - 1 M RICHARDSON EMBROIDERY an We have bought all the above silk stock belonging to the Golden Rule. Send us your mall orders. , " lE BRO'S BARGAIN STORE BAKER CITY, OREGON. STOMACH MISERY YAMSHES. Indigestion, Gas, Heartburn or Dys pepsia go Five Minutes Later. Every year regularly more than a million stomach sufferers in the Uni ted States, England and Canada talus Pane's DIapepsia and realize not only immediate but lasting relief. This harmless preparation will di gest anything you eat and overcome a sour, gassy or out-of-order stomal five minutes afterward. If your meals don't fit comfortably, or what you' eat lays like a lump of lead In your stomach, or if you have heartburn, that Is a sign of Indiges tion, s : . ' Get from your Pharmacist a CO-ccnt jasa of Pape's Dlapepsln and utvo a dose just as soon as you cau. There will be no sour risings, no belching of undigested food mixed with acid, no stomach gas or heartburn, full ness or heavy feeling in the stomach. Nausea, Debilitating Headaches, Dizzi ness or Intestinal grjping. This will all go, and besides, th-u 4 will be no tour food left over hi the stomach to tcison your breath - with . nauseous odors. : Pape's Dlapepsln Is a certain cure for out-of-order stomachs, because it tikes held of your food and digests it Just the same as if your stomach wasn't there. ' '.. Relief In five minutes from nil stom ach misery Is waiting for yo. at any drug store, '-:v: '. ." '. 1 : '. These large EO-cent cases contain more than sufficient to cure almost any case of Dyspepsia, Indigestion or any other stomach disorder. ; Papers Wanted. The La Grande Evening Observer of the dates of Sept 6, 13th and 10th. Those who may have them will con fer a favor for which we are willing to pay. by delivery of same to this office. A STEADY DRAIN. Sick Kidneys Weaken the Whole Body Make You III, Languid And Depressed. SN0DGRAS5 OPTEH CLASSED AS UHIOH'S CRAHD OLD MAR STORY OF HIS PIONEER POLITICAL AND COMMERCIAL LIEE ONE WORTH EMULATING . BY HIS FELL0.Vr.1EN HE HAS SUFFERED SEVERAL LARGE FINANCIAL LOSSES Latest In Sheet Music -Call at Wiley B. Allen's Piano store v,for late popular music, cut to 8 cents, your chance for supply of music. Ma haffey building. (O-C-Jt) . Notice of Final Settlement. Notice Is hereby given to all con cerned that Mary O. Hulse, execu trix of the last will of Marquis L. IlnlBe, deceased, bat filed In the Conn ty Court of Union County, Oregon, her .final account In the administra tion of said estate and said court has et Monday the 4th day of October, A. ft.' 1909, at 2 o'clock p. m., aa the time for hearing said account and any objections thereto. MARY O. HULSE, ... lS .V-2?-tM) Executrix. Sick kidneys weakea the body through the continual drainage of llfe glvlng albumen from the blood into the urine, and the substitution of pois onous uric acid that goes broadcast through the system, sowing the seeds of disease. . Loss of albumen causes weakness, languor, depression. Uric poisoning causes rheumatic pain, ner vousness, nausea, cricks In the back, gravel and kidney stones. The proper treatment is a kidney treatment, and the best remedy . is Doan'a Kidney Pills. Here Is good proof in the fol lowing testimonial: . ! James M. Johnson, Main St., Union, Ore., says: "I can heartily recom mend Doan'a Kidney Pills, as I know they are a reliable remedy for kidney complaint. Constant - . standing thoroughly brought on my kidney trouble and I suffered intensely. 'A customer first recommended Doan'a Kidney Pills to me, saying that . they had been, the mean of saving his life. I was in duced to try them and in a short time, I was convinced that ..they lived up to representations. I have used Doan'a Kidney Pills on several ; occasions Blnce then and hava always received prompt relief .. , , i . For aale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Poster-MUbuni Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United State. Remember the name Doan'a and take no other. , Since April 1, 1867, William J. Snod grass has resided, in Union county and to his efforts can be traced many of the improvements which have char acterized the progressive spirit of the valley surrounding La Grande, where Mr. Snodgrass spent the declining years of an active and well spent life. Very soon after arriving here, Sir. Snodgrass established a little general store at Oro Dell trading point, on the Grande Ronde river, a few miles from the present -site of La Grande, known as a Btage trading post located a mile south of the present site, on the foot hills where now is found a splendid residence district Active In Politics. Mr. Snodgrass entered Into Oregon politics In 1876, when he was the re publican candidate for the Btate sen ate from Union county. The district was overwhelmingly Democratic, but Mr. Snodgrass failed by only 32 votes, the smallest majority against any man on the republican ticket. In 1878 Mr. Snodgraas announced his candidacy for congress and had the solid support of a large part of Eastern Oregon for the nomination. In selecting delegates from Union county, George Baker was chosen as chairman, and to him the county looked for support for the can didacy of Mr. Snodgrass. : The trip to the state convention was a tedious one and expensive and but a tew of the delegates could go. Proxies was secured by one member and the vote of the county was delivered to hira. On the day before the trip should have been taken Mr. Baker's family suddenly became III and he could not go to the convention. The proxies were turned' over to Harvey H. Illnes, a Methodist minister and a presiding el der, who had been chosen as one of the delegates, since deceased. . ' ;On arriving at the convention Mr. besieged by a number of place hunteri who urged him to make certain pledges to them. This demand was re- fused. During the night following the conference the pie cutters waited up on Rev. Hlnes end offered him their support if he would pledge him the places that they asked for. The de mand was acceded to and at the con vention the following morning Rev. Hines voted the Snodgrass proxies for himself, securing the nomination. The minister went out on the campaign as 'aggressive as could ho imae-int. vot he was defeated overwhelmingly and Union county voted almost unanimous ly against him. ; Big Stock Venture. . Mr. Snodgrass had hlsfirst great re verse in 1880. Having lost heavily on a bond, signed for a friend, Mr. Snod grass agreed to help the friend "catch his feet" by assisting in driving 4000 head of cattle to ihe eastern markets. The stock was bought on a . contin gency, driven to Rock Creek, near the present city of Cheyenne, .Wyoming, during which time the severe winter and the shortage of food along the route caused over 3,500 to perish. The loss to the two men, largely falling on Mr. Snodgrass, was $135,000. Not to be cast down by the unfortunate venture Mr. Snodgrass engaged in merchandis ing in La Grande and had a large bus iness when the fire of July 4, 1891 swept away practically all of his prop erty excepthis land, without a dollar of insurance. . . A Lifelong Odd Fellow. Mr. Snodgrass has been a lifelong Odd Fellow, having served as grand master of the last session of the Ore !gon grand lodge before the domain of Kvashington was set off. At that time Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Brit ish Columbia comprised the domain of Oregon. The large dlstrictwas cut into parts in 1877. For eight years Mr, Pnodgrass served as a member of the La Grande city council, and for a sim ilar period served the people of the school district on the board of educa tion.' ' WILL 1G1 Guaranteed Pablle Land Scrip. The C. n. Ttowers Co.. Miles City. Mont, agents for Northern Pacific tnd Scrip, will select tor you any vacant, non-mineral, government land. Write them for pa.ticulara. 1 Innumerable committee meetings are being held In this city this week. To the busy man of business all these meetings perhaps, pass by unnoticed, butslnce Monday morning there has been at least a dozen of such conclaves of committee members. The councils are for the purpose of making the coming harvest bazaar next Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the Elk's Hall, an event of as great an Importance lxi Its phere as was the county fair. i ; Those many gatherings of generals and lieutenants have resulted in one thing, namely, that the bazaar is sim ilar to the A. Y. P., it Is ready to open on the opening date.. -v?, i ,i v Among the feature numbers of the evenings attractions . will ' be the two splendid choruses heard at the fair last week. The L. D. 8. choir of 60 voices will sing on the opening night and the Prof. Bridges' choir is slated to sing again on thenlght fol lowing. v ' VfjVi A great number of minor yet Inter esting attractions are planned and the actual presence of bazaar period will be necessary t osee all come to light. A Sprained Aakle. , As usually treated a sprained ankle will disable the Injured person for a month or more, bat by applying Cham berlain's Liniment and observing the directions with each bottle faithfully, a cure may, In most cases, be effected in lest than one week's time. This liniment is a most remarkable prep aration; try It for a sprain or a bruise, or when laid up with chronic or mus cular rehumatlttn, and you are cer tain to be delighted with the prompt relief wMch ft affords. For sale by all good dealers. Bad Ma Arrested. V "George Logan, wanted In Wallowa county for alleged . complicity In a shooting scrape which occurred there two years ago, was picked up on the streets here, yesterday by Deputy Sher Iff T. D. Taylor and Deputy Sheriff Wll son and will probably be taken to En terprise tomorrow, Logan baa been In Lewlston nearly ever since the trouble occurred and arrived In Pen dleton Thursday eevnlng on his way back to Enterprise where be has a wife and to whom he bad been mar ried only a few days when the trouble occurred. No one was killed in the shooting but William Esteswho has i relatives In this city, received a slight I flesh 'wound. Tom and Dick Whlnney and George Tucker, with whom Logan I bad been associating were directly con nected with the affalrand Logan says that it was because of his friendship for these mien that be has been con nected with the trouble. The shooting was the direct result of a dance quar rel. Pendleton E. O. RECEPTION FOB GOXPERS Washington, D. C. Oct.,12. In hon or of the return of President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor, who has been In . Europe studying continental labor conditions and problems, a great parade and demonstration of the labor organiz ations of the east was held today. La bor unions of many cities were rep resented. The day will end w'th a meeting in the Convention Hall, when ; President Gompers is expected to de ' liver an address of great Importance. LOST Hand grip, taken off train on ' Oct. 2. contents, comb, hair brush, pair eye glasses etc. 13.00 reward It . returned with contents to Observer. A GOOD RtCO We have conducted a laundry business in La Grandef for many years. There must a reason. A trial order will explain; , the mystery. " :- ; ' : ; . . ; A, B. G. Laundry PHONE MAIN 7 The Sum Total of Human U. -t is attained by the man who selects i anl adaptable for his entire f tions approximates about the keen bui h conditions to be found in the you. Go to C. J. BLACK. He has a chose from, Fruit Farms, Stock Property, Grain Farms, Hay Far out lm'prbvementa! Pricea right a place which le approved by his amfl. io live amidst such condi-' est Joy imaginable.. "Where- are rapidly growing Northwest? ill large amount of property listed to km, Sugar Beet : , Farms, City ma, Timber Lands. With or With Let me ehow you C J. BLACK, The Real bstate Wan y musts a yUKEN! CHE'S A SIKEX! is an expres'on that Is always heard at sight of a weil deve A woman. If you are flat-cheste-1. vrtth BX" undeveloped, a Brawny neck, thin, lead arm' remark will never be applied to you. 3IP .' wafers will make you beautiful, bwich ink They DEVELOP THE BUST In a week from I to inches and produce a fine, firm. voIudhiuuk bOBom. They fill out the hollow nlacea. liink th rms handsome and wsl! modeled and the neck and shoulders shapely and of perfect contour. 8end for a bottl today and you'll be D'eiiaed tf . - OA" REN' wafers are absolutely haimlenn. niut.t .. ', . to carry around. They are sold under guarantee to do all we claim or MONET BACK. -j' , ... f "'' 'o.-;-m ' Price $1.00 per bott'.e. Inquire at good drag stores or. 8en DI- RECT TO U8. ; ;N "v .".,.'.- ' v FRKE. During the next 30 days only we will send you bm- 1 pie hztn nf those beiutlfylng wafers on receipt of 10c to pay c.t of racklna anU postage If you mention that you saw the adyertlsernest In 5 this paper. TOe sample alone may be sufficient If 'he defects aro 2 trifling. . v, , DESK 4. ESTHETIC CnKMICAT. m.. m W iuh ! tevvf44fy44 0 A " 1 ' j F6r $3.50 iV.We?,V::'WYciur; j Back" for Ever with one of our j The latest thing out in , the brush : line. v We are sole agents for this : territory. Call and let us show you. I BAY & ZWEIFEL j . PLTJMB2HS AND TI1?NEE3. : 211 DEF0) STREE1 I 5 '' :': :vtt : ' "; ' Splendid W ow of SILK WAISTS, MET TTAISTS.KIMOIUS, FLAIfEL GOWJSS, FIAlf. " EL SKIKTS, mLOW TOPS, BELTS AND JET If ACS, LADIES AS CHILDEEIfS COATS IT WILL STJEEH V V PAT TOC TO SEE OUB USE.
