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FERGUSM'S
"Where Nothing Is Too Much Touble"
LECTURE
FREE LECTURE TOMORROW SIGHT
TO UK IMPORTANT EVENT. f
Mr. French coming with Great Quan
titj of ricture 8 for Local Screen.
The Commercial Club has been giv
en the free use of the Scenic theatre
for the illustrated lecture tomorrow
night Manager Gardlneer has turned
his house over for the night because
the lecture he considers for the public
enlightenment and the boating of the
country. The entertainment will be
free for all.
Mr. Prince will throw upon the can
vass many scenes familiar to the
people of La Grande and the remarks
upon the various places which have
been seen by the people who attend.
to the course of their travels, will be
greatly "entertaining.
We have conducted a laundry business in
La Grande for many years There must
.a reason. A trial order will explain
the mystery.
! A. B. G. Laundry
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Oregon Threshers' Conven
tion at The Dalles
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GEORGE FALufER, President C. S, WILLIAMS, 2nd Asat Cashier.
F. J.'HOLMES, Vice-President V. H. BRENHOLTS, Asst Cashte.
f. I METERS Cashier.
La Orande National Bank
Of La 3randeB Oregon . A
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $170,000
UNIT EDCS1 iTES DEPOSITORY
DIRE TORS
M. Beit J. D. Matheson F. J. Holme F. M. Brykit
C. C. Pennington F. L, Meyers Geo. L. Cleaver;
W. L. Brenholts - George Palmer TJmm
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WILLCOCK
BROTHERS
Quick Transfer
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Day, Red 711.
f Night. Black 1I7L
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Money Comes In Bineaes
to A. A. Chrlsholm of Tread well N.
Y., now... His reason "ts well worth
reading: "For along time 1 .suffered
from lndlstion.torpld ll7cr. constipat
ion nervousness and general debil
ity," he writes. "I couldn't sleep,
had no appetite, nor ambition, grew
weaker every day In spite of all medi
cal treatment. Then use Electric
Bitters. Twelve bottles restored all
my old time health and vigor. Now 1
can attend to hnin ..... t
I Is a wonderful medicine Infallible
Vfor Stomach. Liver. Kidney. Blood
nd Nerves. 60c at the Nawliu Drug
I Company.
out afterwards that his team balked.
Bought without first trying them.
Was he more foolish than the man
who paid the last dollar onthe price of
a tract of land without first looking
up the title?
. The search that he afterwards made
showed a shaky and defective title
full of balky deeds, conveyances that
do not convey a complete break n
the chain.
We will furnish the abstract either
before or after you buy the land.
J. R, OLIVER.
Balky Deeds.
Tou all know about balky horses.
Tou know the fellow who bought
them from the drovers, only to And
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J. A. OLIVER..
V Gasoline wood saw.
Phone orders to Black 1851 '
0. R. N. Schedule
West Bound.
No. 7 ar 9 : i. No Mail or Exo.
No. 9 ar 8: .. mall, exp. local pas.
No. 5 ar 9 in. no mail or exp,
No. II ar l . m. only mail.
Bonna. ' ,
No: ar 6:: mail, pass & Exp.
Na 10 ar 7:4 j a. w. local mall & pas.
No 'ist 8 8:30 p. m. Tapt mail loc. pas.
No. 2nd 8 thru, train.
Joseph Line.
No. 32 leaves 8:45. :
No. 31 arrl.ea 2:1 5.
The Elite Dying and Cleaning Works
II. B. W.IUftE XEIt, Poprtetor.
Steam and French Dry Cleaning
calied for and delivor I.
ladies woik a spoMallty. Jooi
Phone Main 64, Mahaftey Building
ELGIN, 0tK0.
co-operating nnt t..jyl-ir j.iiirnp
landB prerardtor- in Kl:n
Commercial oichnr.ln v..r par
ticulars regarding gmu orchard
land at very low crir cull or
wrin. Ttt
SLOUGH INVESTMENT CO
Rmha. Invent' Iians
' Appendicitis and Impaction ,
The question is often asked, "Does
the appendix have a function, or Is
It a mere remnant without function?"
The Osteopath believes that the ap
pendix has a function, for the reason
that It has glands and motions, the
same as the adjoining portion of the
intestine.1 He believes that the Cre
ator knew more that some of the
modern surgeons who claim the ap
pendix to be without use to the body.
The appendix In health is able to
empty Itself and carry on Its work
of secreting a degestlve Juice: but as
Boon as its motion becomes sluggish
or stopped it becomes impacted, or
obstructed with fecal matter which
reslutes In acute inflammation, fre
quently followed by formation of pus.
This is appendicitis.
What can Osteopathy do?
If called during the acute attack,
before pus has formed, our practiti
oners are usually able to prevent pus
formation by correcting this pressure
on the motor nerves to tehappendix,
thus restoring function ond enab
ling the appendix to empty itself. In
case where the adjoining parts of the
intestine Is also impatced, we use an
enema of olive oil with the colon
tube to flush out the bowel and as
sist in emptying the intestine. This.
with absolute rest In bed, starvation
diet for ff few days and careful nurs
ing, wil cure about ninety-flve per
cent of all case of acute appendici
tis if the treatment Is taken before
pus has formed. In cases where pus
has formed In quantity before call
ing the Osteopath, it may require an
operation to drain the pus.
In recurring or chronic appendi
citis, if the Osteopath is called .-between
the acute attacts; his treat
ment to, correct the pressure which
causes the sluggish action of the ap
pendix, and it will usually reslut in
formed adhesions, or stricture bands,
of the intestines. , . ,
Is It not better thus to remove the
cause of the trouble than to remove
the appendix ?-rOsteopathic Health.
Read the Evening Observer.
ONE MID 1-3 Rate on Certificate Plan
will be made from all points on the Oregon Railroad
tod Navigation in Oregon to The Dalles and return.
Tickets on sale November 29 and 30, December 1, 2
and 3. Final return limit December 6th.
f IMPORU
mil be made by Representatives of the U. S. De
partment of Agriculture, the Department of Good
Roads, Pwf. Phillip S. Rose, Madison, Wis., B. B.
Clarke, Editor of the American Thresherman, Hon.
Nionel R. Webster, Portland Oregon and others on
subjects of importance.
$200.00 IN GOLD
will be given as prizes for the beet wheat raised in
Uregon. ;
SILVER CUP
for outfit threshing $100. prize bushel of grain.
For further information call on any S. P. agent or
write to
WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent.
Portland, Oregon.
other
be-
rectors and transacting such
business m may properly come
fore the meeting.
; .JOHN COLLIER,
President
La Grande. Oregon. Nov. 13. 1909.
Four Day's Sale.
OST A ladles fur, in the central part
of the city. Leave at Selder's store
and get reward.' r.-'-
"For the past six years I have sold
and recommended Chamberlala? Col
ic, Choiera an& Diarrhoea Remedy. It
is a great remedy and one of the beat
patent medicine on the market 1
handle some others for the same pur
poses that pay me a larger profit but
this remedy Is sure to effect a cure,
and mr customer so certain to an-
preclat MuniuutM n ae nxm.
that I give It the Dreference." ITnr
by ail good dealers,
Commencing Friday, the 26th, and
Ending Tuesday the 30th. This sale it
to make room for our holiday line.
Articles Included in the sale are La
dles' Coats, Children's Coats. Tailored
Suits, Rain Coats, Plane! Gowns, La
dies' and Children's Underwear, Big
Line of Pillow Tops, and Umbrellas.
Ve will also have a bargain table
which will include many useful ar
ticles. Remember the date.
1 van ntrvK rnupjLvy,
FOR SALE A good
desirable location.
Inquire at this office.
corner lot in a
For particulars
FOR SALE Piano In first class con
dition. Inquire Mrs. N. S. Kelly, De-"
pot street
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Washington uvluo lo ,u luiercuon
with I avenue, by grading, graveling
and filling the same. Bids to be accom
panied with certified check for 10 per
cent of the amount of each bid. The
city reserves the right to reject any
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' . Oty Recorder.
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For Nach Toe".
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