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Newspaper Page TextLAGUANDE EVENING OBSEUVEH TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1910. A Crown of Love By H. SANBORiNE BROWN copyright, 1910, by American Prees Association. her held dropped ou his tmuiier. Saw mnrrl d ujt or:!y fi r reasons of state, but fur love, j llewutly eiperinieut3 !u Tarls by ! scientists Lave established the fact that a metal circlet worn on the head of a person Buffering from hysteria If afterward placed ou the .head of an other person will produce the same effect as In the first Instance. . I May we Infer that In this Instance It ! produced the same love? OF MARK TWAIN. Market Q notations. 1 The reigning sovereign of Atrurla, rrlnee Carl, had a sou. Oluf. A nelgu-, MEMORIES boring principality LBsengen bad lost its rulers hi the male line, none re-! Two Lttr th . Humorist Wrt to maining except the Princess Clothllde . Hsnry 'Wattorcon. , and tor younger sister Minna. Clo- "Mark Twain-Ao Intimate Mem tbllde, who occupied tbe throne, being ory.M is the title, of Henry Watterson's a very feminine woman, was averse j article about his cousin as K appears to the duties of sovereignty. She ' in the American Magazine. Mr. Wat- would have abdicated in favor of ber t terson recites tbe following Incident as f?lster, but Minna bad no more desire being typical of Mark Twain a whim to rule than Clothllde. Indeed, tbe sicnl point of view: ueople of Essengen were a turbulent; -nis mind turwd rvr to tbe droll. Jot who required tbe strong hand of a ' onee In Lnndon 1 was living with my 'man to govern tbeui and made no iie-1 family at 103 Mount street. Between rrct of tbeir contempt for a sovereign I i)3 fcnd 102 there was tbe parochial woTkbouse iulie a fcrog and Imposing queen. There was every reason wny ine iwo contiguous principalities should be Joined under one bead. Negotiations to that effeA were entered upon be tween Prince Carl on the one side and the nobles of Essengen on the ther. It was proponed that Prince Oluf should marry the l"rlKcess ClothiUlo. Ike two to be prince and princess of f 6nd tbe unlwKl principalities. ..uiw many, demands and concessions a compact was made, and nothing-remained but the consent of the two parties' uiost especially concerned Prim )luf and Princess Clothllde. Prince OJuf visited the princess, and, as luc' would have it, she fell desperately in love whu One of the points claimed by the jirincess subjects was that she should be sovereign equally wiia the prince, ber husband, for at tbe time of the nuptials I'rince Carl was to abdicate in favor of his son. There was so much feeling among the people of Es neugen that in order, to satisfy them one of Clothilda's ministers suggested tluit she wear the iron crown of the, sovereign ou' ber bead at nil public functions. The crown being heavy, a litflit one was made, and the princess wore it nearly all the while. Oieat preparations were made for the wedding, which was to take place at the capital of Essengen. after which the bridal couple were to take up tuuir residence In Atrurla. The princess was so deeply in love wlUi -Oluf that she desired bis presence most of the tinw in Essengen. This was not pleasing to the Princess Aliuua, who had conceiv ed a great dislike for the prince. In deed, she gave out to those aliout ber that she would be glad wheu the cou ple were married, since , then ; they would remove to Atrurla and she would no longer be troubled with tbe presence of a very disagreeable man. Shortly before tbe nuptials were to take place the Princess Clothllde fell ill. There was at the time so much feeling on the part of her people as to ner unitea sovereignty nun iue prince, who was to be her husband, that, al though she was an invalid, ber minis ters insisted on her still wearing tbe iron crown. On one occasion when she had left it off a citizen of influence who opposed the union of the princi palities was admitted to see Jier and as soon as be had left the palace at tempted to foment a revolution on the ground that the princess had left off tbe crown. Princess plothilde grew worse and died, but a few days before the ap pointed marriage. Prince Carl, his son, Prince Oluf; the Atrurlans and many Essengeus were bitterly disappointed thnt thn nrnsnivtlvp union of the tWO countries had thus fallen through, f Prince Oliif. however, who had taken as much liking to Princess Minna as she bad taken dislike to tilni-indeed, it was said that had she been sover eign she would have been .his choice- proposed that all that had been ar ranged should be carried out, Minna to become his wife instead of Clothllde. The proposition-was acceded to by the union party of Essengen, but all expected that Minna even far reasons of state would not marry a nan she so cordially disliked. However, the coun ell went to her in a body, represented to her the importance of the nlon of the two countries and proposed that he beoome the wife of the man who was to have married her sister. She flatly refused.' Then .commenced a struggle on the part of the unionists of Essengen. Prince Carl and especially Prince Olur ito Induce her to change her mind. 'Prince Oluf. who had been In love with her Instead of her sister from the itart. was wild with disappointment .lie wooed her with delicacy, but did building. One evening, upon coming in from an outing. I "found a letter he bad written on the ultting room table tnd left -with bts card. He spoke of the shock he had received upon find ing that next to 102 presumably 103 was tbe workhouse. lie had loved me hut hod always feared that 1 would "by disgracing the family be- inn hanged, or somethlng-rbut tne work'us.' tlwft was beyond him: he ; had not thought It would come to that. And so on through pages of horseplay, his relief n ascertaining the tru'.h and learning his mistake, his regret at not finding me at home, closing K - itrsrr '.zr'.t-tlcz. .' Ccc.it Cc neva. in Switzerland. I received a long, overflowing letter, full of buoyant odd ities, written from London. Two or three hours Inter came a telegram! Burn letter. Blot it from your mem ory. Susie is dead.." Susie was Mrs. Clemens. SUGAR Cash Price Sugar, $6.75; beet sugar $6.55. VEGETABLES New dry onions, 5c; fresh peas 10c; rhubarb 3c; head letuuee 10c; radishes, 3 bunches for 10c; green onions, 3 bunches for 10c; tomatoes 15c lb; new potatoes, 10 for 25c; cabbage be lb; gra corn, 25c doz. String beans 10c lb. FRUIT Orangtse 50c per doten; lemons, 45c per doten; nananas, 40c pen do.; cherries, 25 to 35c per gal.; red raspberries, 2 boxes tor 25c blackberries, 2 boxes for 25c water melon 3c lb.; cant&lopva, 10 and 15c lb.; peaches,- 10c lb.; plums, 10c lb. MEATS Hoga, live weight, well finished, $9 cwt; cows, 3 1-2 to 4c; veal 4 to 4 l-2c; mutton, 3 1-2 to 4; chickens 13c, ..'- 33c; ParUand Markets BUTTER Extra Creamery, store 24 24 1-2. - BUTTER FAT Delliver f. o. b. at Potland, sw cream 31 1-2; sour 29 1-2. EGGS Local, candied, 27c. POULTRY Mx. chickens 1616 1-2 ;7c; fancy, 17 1-2 cents; turkeys alive, 20' A 21; pigeons squabs, $2.50; dres sed chickens, 1 to 2c higher than alive. BARLEY Producer price, )1S10; Feed, $23; rolled, $25 ;brewug, $24. . WHEAT Nominal track, club, 90c;. bluestem 88c; Willamette valley 86 & 87c. 4 MILLSTUFFS Selling price Bran $20; xnldllngs. $29; shorts, $21; chop, $19$25. ' , ' FLOUR Old crop patents, $3.35 G I G G G G G . Quaint Romodiot. Among the members of tbe Greek church in Macedonia the iouowing recines are regarded as highly useful: To nacifv one's enemies write tne - - . . psalm "Known In judear aissoiye ij In water and give your enemy to drink thereof, and he will be pacified. For a stnrtW and frtehtened man take three dry chestnuts and sow thistle ana fhre classes of old wine and let him drink thereof early and late. Write also "In the beginulng was the word" aadllet him carry it. . not succeed in changing her antipathy for him. But what he could not bring about was in part effected by the prln ,cess' ministers. Finally on their rep resentation that 1t was her duty to 'sacrifice herself for her people's good he consented to the marriage. I As soon as the fact was given out to the people the prime minister advised the princess to wear the Iron crown. t And now a strauge tliiu: happened Prince Oluf was advised that the prin ress desired to see liliu. He entered jloomy from the fact of n dislike on he part of the woman lie loved that he had not been able to conquer. What was his surprise when the princess put ler nrnis lovinglv a.rouud his neck and We Have Them. Six pound Elec tric Flat Irons at $3;75 Each EASTERN OREGON Light and Power Company iii''1 4-4 44--v4-S 4-44 THE CLASSIFIED COLUMN ALWAYS RINGS RETURN ! 4 TO TRADE 160 acre's of timber land to trade for city property. Mac Wood, Golden Rule store, FURNISHED ROOMS 1612 Adamo Ave., $8.00 per month. pbone red 74L NOW Get that summer suit cleaned and pressed at Pennington's. Phone Black 851 or 44. - WANTED Masons to lay concrete blocks. Apply at the Oregon Engin eerlng and Construction Company Joseph, Oregon. - rr, ' ix CERTAISLI ""'" " fZ$ I V LOOKS GOOD J the delicious bread made from the North Powder BeBt of the Best rateni imur. , u y for the little ones, with butter,' A iim or Jelly, that Is wholesome Q and muscle building. It locks 0 good also to the housewife when A she sees the goldet brown criro v and the white bread inside when O it comes from the oven.' It also V FOR SALE EY ALL CROCEES V TO RENT Suite of furnished rooms Inquire at 1311 O. ate., or phone . Elack 822. , - - ROOM and BOARD 1617 Fourth Bu IRNISHED ROOM For genUenoi ecly. Nice location. Close In. Call nv Red 52. tt FOR SALE High grade piano very cheap for cash. Also other furni ture. Phone Independent 551. HOUSE FOR SALE Modern 7-room house at 1806 First street is offered at a bargain It sold at once. Call Red 901. ' FOR SALE Corner Lot, .close in cheap. Phone Red 1141. LOST A surplus worn In Episcopal choir. Leave at Observer office. WANTED Two or three carpenters. Apply F. 8. Bramwell. FOR RENT Barn suitable for three horses. Inquire at this office. ter you have taken Blue Mountain headacho tablets. Get them at the Red Cross Drug Store. is rendered niiiterable b a disordered liver. It Inkinir (F'hnm)rliin' Stnmucli and Liver Tablets you can improve both. 'ortlaml, PHRmldMit nd Drt trh.iol torOlfltini.'rTX J rr of briirf tt. Joub bpt'"ti pii-n; - follrclnut. AoiKiU'lr tocgtiiiimui: lf.. iliHilr, Art, HwiiiVm, Jkj.iti.nn . ,il.at pupiii mut lo ov !.- ut kv au.. well reooBiiui-udm. lt nucilwr Is limitwl t.' flttr. Appliwtloa 1)100111 be uii Mri)r.) Ak!- TtuSiewSmwrinr.Ot'irfaK, St.HrlorwMall.Pof 'j-J,rf. ... .j.uuili 0li01l.it tX) lost whm n child allows KvnijiU'iiis of ciw.;i. 1 ChHiutteriain's tViiih lU-uiei! given us eoon as tiio child becomes hoarse, or even afteif the croupy cough appears, ill prevent the attack. Safer than National Banks Better than U. S. Gold Bonds UNION COUNTY LANDS. Why invest in foreign cities and wireless stock, when you have a sure thing at home ? See G. J. BLACK, who has a large list of money makers. '4 s DIRECTORY - OF THE :. FRATERNAL ORDERS LA GRANDE, ORE European Plan Only Rooms 50c to $1.50 First class Throughout mot M. W. A. , Ia Grande Camp No. 7703, meets e7ery Monday In the month at the I. O. O. F. Hall. All visiung meigauoiB are cordially Invited to attend. : . . . I. R. SNOOK. C. D. E. COX. Clerk. Women ef Woodcraft Grande Ronde Circl No. 47 meets every first and third Thursday even ing, in the month at the I. O. O. F. Hall. All visiting members wedoome. CHLOB ROBINSON, G. M. LIZZIE ELLSWORTH, Clerk. BOTE D. G. BRIGHOUX, , Proprietor. A. F. ft A. H. L,. Graude Lodge No. 41, A. F. A A. M holds reeuler meetings first and third Saturdays at 7:30 p. si. ' JOHN HODGIN, W. M. K. C. WILLIAMS, SecreUry T " "'b. P. 0. E. . La Graale Lodge No. 433 meets ;ich Thursday evening at 8 o'clock In Klk's club corntr of Depot street and Vashingtoa Avenue. Vlsltlag brothers rs cordially Invited to attend. DR. G. L. BIGGER3, Ex. Ruler. . HUGH McCALL, Rec. Sec. K'Jkkalis Crystal Lodge Nc. fcO meeu every Tuesday vening in the i.XLO. F. hall All visiting members are Invited to attend.- ; ''' .'"'..' MISS ANNA ALEXANDER, N. G, , MRS. JENNIE M. SMITH, Ses. Knights of Pythias Red Cross Lodge No. 27 meets ev ery Monday night in Castle hall (old Elk's hall). A Pythian welcome to all visiting Knights. . ED. WRI3HT, C. C. R. L. LIVCOLN. M. of R. ft S. Cm U ieptadel son' Is an xpreu!on A aU like U hear, ana when it Is used In KimetionwUaChamberIain'sCol(e,Chlers ud Diarrhoea Remedy it meant t' -Ter fails U euro diarrheea, d.rwnt ..elcosapWoU. It Upleaunt to tc -uallyv valuable for children and 0. E. 8. Hope Chapter No. 13, O. E. S. holds stated communications the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month Visiting members cordially invited. MART A. WARNICK,Sec. PAULINE LEDERLEE, W. M. Woodmen ef the WerU La Grande Lodge No. 169 W. O. W, meets every second and fourth Tues i'ay in the month. All visiting mem hers welcome, v, ' NERI ACKLES, C. C. J. H. KEENEY, Clert. A!hy pay Reni?ZWeloan you v money to build, and you pay us as you would rent. J.r: OLIVER. ONE BLOCK FR0M DEP01 La Grande, Otegon mm WANT ADS PAH All Who Love Little Ones will provide purest of tea pure m Candy Look far tU BmJ farty Patronut iht "Modern Dctler tto Cw(Kl.rr C., Sin., tttVui. t 1 VJilson & Briitan, Electrical Contractors. Prompt and careful attention gktn all work. All work guar anteed to " pass underwriters examination. Best ELECTRIC IRON on the market; also ELEC1RIC FANS One Door south of Observe! Office Cut Glass and Hand Painted China From now until July 17, 1 will make a specially Inw nrirft on cut frlass and hand painted China. H o .'will pay you to examine ray stock and get a good se Iection'before buvinff vour gifts All styles of wedding rings including Tiffany,- round, oval, etc., at lowest prices in eastern urcguu, Quality considered. I will Save You Money. I U La Grande sheading Jeweler, f J K. reaie, Oosite Land Officer t G 0 PROFESSIONAL DIEECTOEI. Q, CH. UPTON, Ph.G. M. D. Ppyslclan and Surgeon ' Special attention U Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Office la La Grande Nat ional Bank Buildlag. Phones: Of fice Main 2, Residence Main. 32. Chas. E. Cochran Geo. T. Or J pi COCHRAN tt C0CHEAI '.'', ;.;" Attorneys - . La Grande National Bank El La Grande ' Oregoa 4 GE9. W. ZIK3IER3IA' Osteopath Physician Sommer Bldg., Rooms 7, 8, S and 10 Phones: Home 1332, Pacific Main 63, Residence phone, Black 951. cossor to Dr. r. E. Moore. Suc- LA GSAKBE 8CH90L F Ml SIC Cor. Adams avenue and Qrssawood 8t PK3F. E. reSTZS DAT ' Bttctor. T. H. CRAWF0UD Attorn ey-at-law Practices la all the courts of the State and Un'ted States. Office in La Grande National Bank Bldg La Grnde. Oregon a fHiTo:; Veler.'j r; Surgccn Office at Hill's Drug Store, La Gran I Rosldnnce phone. Red 701; OfBos phone, Black 1361; Independent phone 63; hntb phones at lesldenc DB. M. P. MENDELSOHN Doctor 9t Opties. Spectacles ?.ad Eye Glasses Flttsd ' and madt to order. All - Errors of Refraction Correctod 1106 Adams' Ave. Opposite P. O. La Grande, Orefsa DB. H. L. UXBEErTOOD D2. DCBA. J. UNDZ2WCCD Office over Red Cross Drag itom Phones, office Main 22; Res. Mala 721 n. W. C NELSON Mlninr Engineer Baker City Oregoa N. M0LITOB, M. D. Ppyslclan and Surgeon Cot-ser Adam- nnd Depot streC Offi :e Ma!n 68 Resldeac: It , 1 J. C PRICE, D. M. D. ' Dentist Room 23, La Grande Nations.' Dullding. whoi.e Black