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Have a SHfinner
Miotff- Headaches
Summer should be a recreition time, a time when
life is really enjoyed and when vitality is stored for
the more trying seasons.
The pleasure of many people ia spoiled, by head
aches. Travel, outings or exposure to the sun is apt
to bring on this affliction. Don't have headaches this
summer. Keep a supply of our . ;
Neivin's Instant Headache
Cure :
on hand. They stop coming headaches or cure head
aches that have already arrived. A simple reliable
rem dy with a record of many years back of them.
The remedy you should always have and depend upon.
Price 25 cens
Sold by us only
Newlin Drug Co.
Vc Have Them.
What?
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Six pound Dec
trie Flat Irons at
'$335 r:
Each
EASTERN ;
OREGON
Light and Pover
Company
TOCT.L RE STRUCK I , .
; , WITH AMAZEMEST
If you could 'see bow some factory
made clothing is put together The
skimping of materials, the inferior
Interllnlngs. B t none of these things
occur In a suit of our tailoring. That's
why one suit of ours will outlast two
of the factory made. Order one and
the wear will prove It s
C IT. BAKER.
Can be depended upon It tn cxptewton
w. ail like to bear, sod when it is used la
connection with Chamlerhun's Colic, Cholera
nd Diarrhoea Remedy it means t' '
Berr fails to cure diarrhoea, dyicnu
Uwt complaint. It is pleasant to U) 4
equally valuable for children and td
jiffy pay Rent? We loan you
u v , money to build, and you
pay us as you would rent.
. i. R. OUVER.
European Plan Only
Rooms 60c to $1.50 .
First class Throughout
SAYOY
HOTEL
D. G. BRIGHOUX,
Proprietor.
ONE BLOCK FROM DtPOl
La Grande, Oregon
FOB T11E BENEFIT OF THE FCXLIC
Eighth Series, Written by Dr. X. F.
Vtsdelheha, Dr. of Optics.
Another most Important part of the
optical apparatus, Is the eyelid. Each
of these is moulded out of a substance
resembling gristle, into the form of a
thin plate, curved so as to fit ove the
globe of the eye.
These platee of gristle are covered
by a very fine skin internal! and ex
ternally by a delicate mucous mem
brane, called the conjunctive. A band
of muscular fibres passes around the
opening of the eye. over the upper lid,
above and the lower lid beneath, mak
ing a somewhat oval or ellptical fig
ure. When these muscular figures
contract, they draw the two lids to
gether, thus closing the eye. From
the borders of the lids there project
the eyelashes, which give protection
against the entrance of dust and oth
er foreign bodies.
Just behind these hairs is a row of
minute glands which produce a greasy
material.
,This oily secretion- is very Import
ant, since it greases the edges of the
lids, and thus prevents the tears from
escaping dowiwthe cheeks.
The mucous membrane or conjunct
Ira, covers the entire eye, as well as
the under surface of the'lids. It is a
very important part of the eye, since
the moisture is furnished by a gland,
the lachrymal or tear gland, which is
located at the upper and outer part
of the eye. This eland in mnnntiy
producing a watery . fluid, which un
der ordinary, circumstances, is just
sufficient to keep the eye moist, and
to provide for the freedom , of its
movements.
At the other end of the opening be
tween the lids, that is, at the end next
to the bridge of the nose, there are
two Bmall openings, one on each lid.
These are the openings of very fine
hair-like channels, which lead 7 into a
larger tube or duct
This tube runs downward, from the
inner angle of the eye, into the nostril.
These channels afford the natural way
of escape for the moisture which is
constantly being produced in the eye.
It sometimes happens that this duct
leading from the eye to the nostril be
comes inflamed and stopped up; in
this case the tear by which we mean
simply the moisture constantly pro
duced in the eye--can no longer es
cape Into the nose, and therefore,
flows over the edge of the lids onto
the cheeks. " Tfce mot essential points
In the structure of the eye have been
mentioned, and with a dear under
standing of these points, we can ap
preciate the usual affections to which
the eye is subject, as well as the care
and attention, which should be be
stowed upon them.
(To be continued.)
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. Attorn ey-at-law .
Practlcea la all the courts of the
State aad Un'ted States.
Oflce' la La 'Grande National Bank
Bid? La Gr nde, Orfton
f.llLT0n
Ve'.er.Ti tr Scrgecn
Ofllce at Bili'd Drug tore. La Oraa)
Residence phone, Red 701; C3c
phone, ? Black - 1361: Indcpeaest
phone 63: rnth phones at msldeace.
Chas. E. Cochran GtaT.Q
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" "Attorney
La Grande National Bank XX ,
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'! ' A.L. RICHARDSON
; . Physician and Sorgeon
Office Hours: 2 to 5 p; m. except Sun
day. 'Sunday by appointments. Tele
phones: Office, Black 1362; Ind. 353;
residence, Main 55; Ind. 312.
DS. K. r. KEXDELSOm
Dectar f OpUcs.
Spectacles da Eye Glaasea Fitted
and made to order. :
All . Errors of Refraction Corrected :
1105 Adams' Ave. Opposite P. a
La GrandN Oregen
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OfSce orer Red Crou Drug store.
Phones, office Main 22; Rat. tSaia RS
3. IT. C IfELSJOX
' Mining Enrlneer
Baker City
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Oregon
C. U. UPTOS, Ph. G. M. D.
Ppysiclan and Surgeon
Special attention to Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Office In La Grande Nat
ional Bank Building. Phones: Of
fice Main 2, Residence Main 32.
GEO. TF. ZMXERBAX
Osteopath 'Physician ;
Sommer Bldg., Rooms 7, 8, 9 and 10
Phones: Home 1332, Pacific Main 63,
Residence, phone. Black SSL Suc
cessor to Drl r. E. Moore.
LA G3AXDS 7, CltlG
Cor. Adaaa aveaae sjU Oreenwood Et
TEST. X PCSST3. DAT
9. M0LFI0R, M. D. ,
Ppysiclan and Surgeon
Co -ier Azvn- " nd Depot itrtt.
- Cffl' Xa'a 99 Residtc 3
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Room 2.1. La Grande Natfona
Btilldlnfc. .''ho.-e Black 39
Laundry Patrons Notice
Cherry's New Laundry, having tak-;
en their horse and wagon from us, it
beeomes necessary for us to handle
the work, which has formerly been
handled by that wagon, with our own.
Our deliveryman has not attempted
to become familiar with , the calls
heretofore made by the other wagon,
consequently some of their patrons
may be overlooked.
' A phone call will bring our. wagon.
We have been able to procure suffi-'.
cient help, so that we can now handle
all work "without any" delay:
A. B. C. LAUNDRY.
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