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A GOOD RcCORdI
TIE MIO
Oregom Gals
Pass 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,
(k via the . '
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co
and Southern Pacific
(LI3ES U OREGON)
' From Chicago .
; j From St. Louis
From Omaha ..
From St. Paul 15.0
, 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 ub the name and aldress of any one interested In the
State for Oregon literature. WM. McfflTJKRAY, General Passenger
Agent. . PORTLAND, ORE.
RlCHARDSOll EMBROIDERY
We hare bought all the above silk stock belonging to the Golden
Rule - Seai vs. yonr mall orders.
LEE BRO'S BARGAIN STORE ; I
BASES CITY, OEEGOJT. :
sawtAidi iiia narrf iliif ffHrwi ie
, Notice of Meeting of Board of
. Eqnallzatlon. -
Notice Is hereby given that toe
County Board of Equalization for Un
ion County. Oregon, will attend at
the Court House at La Grande, Ore
gon, on Monday, October 18th, 1909,
and publicly examine the assessment
. rolls, correct all errors In valuation,
description of Qualities of land, lots,
or other property, as assessed by the
County Assessor, and It shall be the
Juty of all persons interested to ap
pear at the time and place given.
All persona having grievances re
garding the 1909 assessment may ap
pear before such board and present
thefr affidavits containing grounds
of complaint. All such affidavits must
be presented during the first week ol
the meeting or the board,
, , T. A. W.N'EHART,
Assessor for Union County, , Oregon.
(9-25-10-18) V
Notice to Contractors.
Notice la hereby given that bids will
be received at the office of the city
recorder for the construction of a five
foot sidewalk on and along the North
side of Lot 6, Block 110 in G randy's
addition to the City o fLa Grande, Ore
gon, said walk to be constructed tic
cording to the specifications on file
; . at the recorder's office, All bids a be
accompanied by a certified check of
"10 per cent of the amount of the hid
and to be In by 4 o'clock p. m. October
- the JOth, 1909. The council reserve a
. the right to reject any and all btds. .
Common Council of the City of Ln
Grande, Oregon. - '
By D. E. COX, Recorder.
October 11, 1909 91
ENDS KIDNEY MISERY.
vOat of Order Kidneys lets Fine and
Backache or Kidney" Trouble
to euro backache and regulate out of
..order kidneys or end bladder trouble
.Is to keep several doses of Pape's
: iDIeurettc ;' j ,
You will distinctly feel,, that your
.kidneys and urinary organs are being
cleaned, healed and vitalised, and
All the miserable symptoms, such as
backache, headache, nervousness,
rheumatism and darting pains, In
flamed and swollen eyelids, irratfbll
lty, aleeplesneas, or suppressed, pain
ful or frequent urination (especially
at night) and other distresses, leav
; lng after taking the first few doses. .
v The moment that you suspect any
':.. klvlney or urinary disorder, or rheu
. matism, begin taking this harmless
preparation as directed, w-Uh the
1:nowlcdgq';.tb.at there 1 no other
. r. cdlcine, at any price, mads any-
. whfre else
In the world, which will
tlVot no thorough and prompt a 'cure
iii n' fifty cnt tivntmertt of Pape'a
tflurfUe. whl.n any.'drupglst can sup-
tt.00
ply. -a":'',- ';
Your physician, pharn-.iBt. banker
or any mercantile agiroy will tell you
that Pape, Thompson & Tape of Cin
cinnati la a large :nd responsible
medicine concern, thoroughly worthy
of your confidence.' '
Don't be miserable or worried an
other moment with n lame back or
clogged, Inactive kidneys or ' bladder
misery. Al lthis goes after you start
taking Pape's Diuretic, and ln a few
days you feel and . know that your
kidneys, . liver and urinary, system,
are healthy, clean and normal, and
all danger passed. ;
Accept only Pape's Diruetle fifty
cent treatment from any drug store
anywhere in the world.
" Notice of Administrator's Sale.
Notice Is nereby given to all whom
it may concern thai the undersigned
administrator de bonis non with the
will annexed of the estate of Frank
Milne, deceased under and by vircue
of the powers to him given ln the
will of said deceased and by direction
thereof and by permission of the coun
ty court of Union County, Oregon, giv
en by order made and entered in said
cause on the 11th day of October, A.
D. 1909, rill, from and after the 9th
day of November, A. D 1909, proceed
to sell at private sale for cash. If pre
ferred by the purchaser for the sum
of Two Thousand Dollars cash and
the balance on one and two years
time with Interest at eight per cent
per annum, and secured by mortage
on the premises, and sale to be sub
ject to a mortage now thereon for
Fifteen Hundred Dollars, hte follow
ing lands' of the said estate, to-wit:
Northwest-Quarter and West Half of
Northeast Quarter and. West Half of
Southeast Quarter and North Half ol
Southwest Quarter of Section Thirty
In... I. m.a..VU An. Hntti'nf Pi.n
Forty, and Northeast Quarter of -the
Southeast Quarter of Section Thirty
Six in Township One, North of Range
Thirty Nine, East of Willamette Me
ridian in Union County, Oregon.
R. K LLOYD,
Administrator de bonis non will an
nexed sf Frank Milne, deceased.
" ((O-10-U-18-25 N-l-8.)
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera an4 Di
arrhoea Remedy Never Known
.:. TeFatt. ,
"I have used Chamberlain's Colic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since
It was first Introduced to the pub"c
In 1872 and have never found one In
stance where a cure was not speedily
effected tv Us use. 1 have been a com
mercial traveler for eighteen yotars.
and never start out on a trip without
; this., my faithful friend" unys 11. p.
i!choHof Oakland. list:., Ter, For salo
v nil good doil-is.
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! ESDOltSE COOTY IIIGH SCHOOL
' s. PL AX. '
Education Day Brings Out Comineud
able Actio by Grange.
Brim full of enthusiasm, largely at
tended, highly educational, was edu
cation day at the Elue Mountain
Grange Hall Saturday afternoon. The
members of the Grange held a closed
session during the morning, but by
the time the buggies and automobiles
began to arrive with their occupants
from La Grande and Island City, the
doors were wide open, and a bountiful
luncheon was ln waiting.
After the grangers and their guests
had given up trying to dispose of all
the delicious cakes, salads and pies,
as well as other tempting foods, and
bad enjoyed a short time visiting the
lecturer Mr. .Roy. Gekler. called , thn
meeting to order and the program be
gan. ,:'-
Following a sons: by" the Granee.
"The Dear Old Farm," the lecturer
gave a short synoposis of the work
of the Grange.
i ' Superintendent E. E. Bragg then
spoke of the advance of schools. His
address was clever and witty, and at
the same time showed forcibly that
the standards of education were ' In
finitely higher' than they were In the
days of our grand parents when the
tet books for young children were
gloomy ln tone, and the problems In
arlthemetic were tinged with cruelty,
and the pictures In the histories and
georgraphies portrayed victims burn
ing at the stake. ' ; ,
, That ; the rural schools would be
greatly benefitted by the consolidation
of several districts was the opinion
expressed by Miss Rose MulvehllL '
Miss Katherlne Gekler rendered a
a very, pleasing solo telling of the old
fashioned school gpmeu, and she was
followed by Mrs. W. F. Gekler with a
paper on the teaching of agricultural
subjects in rural schools. Her plea
for scientific Instruction in the culti
vation of farm products for the lad
who was to become a farmer was
strong and convincing. ?
A discussion on the Eighth grade
examinations led by C. D. Huffman
brought out many suggestive Ideas
regarding the feasibility of requiring
every child to pass the, heavy required
examination before being permitted to
pass on to the high Bchool grades. '
After a bright Hit tie recitation by
Edna Kelts, came an address by Prof.
Shirts of Summervllle on the need of
a Union county high school. He ably
discussed the ways and means of es
tablishing this much needed insutu
tion, showing that It would be a very
great advantage educationally and so-,
Hailv. to the county, and that under
the present system of high schools
there Iwere, not sufficient financial
support to render the schools entirely
adequate to meet the demands of the
times. He said that a strong agricul
tural course should be Introduced In
the county high school, also a course
ln domestic science. , .
Bnanlntlona were then read for the
establishment of Buch a . union high
school as-described by Prof. Shirts,
unon the motion of C D. Huffman
that the resolutions as read. j
A very interesting and original pa-
nr on
sreneral education, an instrtt-
mental solo well rendered by Miss
Ruth Hughes, a splendid reading by
Miss Mary Carter and a song by the
Grange .completed the excellent pro
gram. . ; iV);
CHICAGO "V DIYIDEND
Chicago, 111., Oct 18 The North
western Elevated Railroad Company
today paid Its first dividend of. 1 per
cent to the owners of the preferred
stock trust , certificates. It was" at
first Intended to begin the payments,
which represent the company's first
disbursements, , on July , 1, but the
merger negotiations prevented the
carrying out of the original plan
The notice sent to the stockholders
of the preferred stock certificates,
does not designate the dividend as
being a regular payment, but it s
stated thfit the . distribution would
not have .been onlcred if the directors
(il l not their way clear; to. ron
tltnio '.dlv'.dfU'ls at rt-KuliM" iniervaN.
It Is. therefore nfipimieiT ih?t' the.
.stock has,' liwn p'at-ert on a jv'r
or.t jt'M'ly ,k;f's.' .'' . "
It is not necessary to put with the
Inconvenience of poor sight these days
farther more It Is foolish to neglect
having your eyes properly .attended
to.
If you suffer from headaches, ner
vousness, you will find It will pay
you to have your eyes examined, as
In nine cases out of ten the trouble
lies there.
We can give you an expert exam
inationfit you with the correct
glasses if they are necessary.
J. H. PEARE
Owing to a large drop ln the
cost of casing, much lower
prices can be quoted , than
formerly prevailed.
R A iilEST,
who Is equipped with up-to
date machinery and years of
experience.
i PUU5J2, BLACK'
Ill
Merchants! Save
$10,000
In 1907 the Merchants
of Oregon saved ove
$10,000 by carrying a part
of their Insurance hi their
own company, the Oregon
Merchants Mutual Fire As
surance Association, : of
Dayton, Oregon. In 1908
they will save $15,000.
During the same period
their neighbors wete hand'
ing over $1,500,000 in
profits to outside companies
In the Oregon Merchants
Mutual ycu get: '
INSURANCE AT COST
A LIMIT TO YOVR UABIL-
ITIES) .' 'lv;--Cv'.t
I PROMPTSETTLEMENT OF
LOSSES
W. OUVER, Agent
t:-.'
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BROTHERS
Quick Transfer
Phonet:
Daf. Red 711.
i , Msht, Blsck 187!.
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ly r"'yr-iyyTrwWj,iifv' 7-wsjm vr'
Cheaper
.Wells';:
We have conducted a laundry business in
La Gr'andefor many years. There must
a "reason. A trial order will explain
the mystery. , ' , , . ,
A. B. Laundry
PHONE MAIN 7
The Sum Total of Human
is attained by the man who selects
Tlfo an! adaptable for his entire f
tn approximates about the keen
such conditions to be found In the
you. Go to a J. BLACK. He has a
chose from. Fruit Farms, Stock Fa
Properf ty, Grain Farms, Har Far
oat Improvements. Prices right
C. L BLACK, The
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SHE'S A QCT2KXI PUE'S A STrtTCN! I m
r. u to iiwayi neara at Slgnt Ot a
weil deve a woman. If you are flat-chested.'
vith Bf undeveloped, a srawny neck, thin, lead
arm' : remark will . never be applied to you.
3IP . " wafer will mak you beautiful. Wwtich.
lnk. rhey DEVELOP THE BUST In a week from
I to tnches and produce a fine, firm, voluptuous
Doaom. They nil out the hollow
rm hanifm and w1l mnrlpio
... - vic .
- una shoulders saapoly and oX perfect contour,
8end for a bottle today and
REN wafers are absotately harmless, plea-Ant to tak. anrt
I to carry around. They are sold
V or MONET BACK. , . " " " c,B,m j
RECTTO US00 Perb0ttle' i InqU,r0 " S00i Qg stores Dl-
: Fm-n v During the next 80 days onlywe wl Bend you a 4im.
t ;p.e bovuu ut incse bejutlfying wafers on receipt of 10c to pay c,t of
I J Inking and postage if y(u mention that you saw tho advertisement in
this paper, ; Tlie sample alone may be sufficient If he defects are 3
' . trifling. .' '. .. ' ' z
W' "5th TORK.
For $3.50 We
I MTlTftX TOILET BRUSHES
I T- brush 1
: line- VWeare sole agents for this
territory Gallaiicl letus show vou. :
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fe i PT.TTTTTtT'TJCl
211 DEP0VSTREE1
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SILK WAISTS, SET WAISTS,KIM05AS, FLAXEL G0TT5S, FLAK
EL SKIBTS, PILLOW TOPS, BELTS AXD JET WARE, LADIES
AXB CHILDREN'S COATS IT WILL SURELT
PAT TOP tO SEE OCB LIXE.
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a place which Is approved by hla
amily. 10 live amidst such condl
est Joy Imaginable. "Where are
rapidly rrowin Northwestt ' 111
large amount of property llste4 to
rms, 8ugar: Beet ; Farms, $ City
ms, Timber Lands. With or With
Let me show you.'
Real t state rJan
places. mak th
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you'll k Tl-?
under nnnu .'. .. .
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bo I
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Can "Wash Your :n
witn one ot our :
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