La Grande evening observer., August 16, 1910, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

LA' GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER TUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1910.
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Have a Summer
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Summer should bs a recreation time, a time when
life is really enjoyed and when vitality is "stored for
the mere trying seasons.
: The pleasure of many people is 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
Newlin's Instant Headache
Cure
on hand. They stop corning headaches or cure head
aches that have already arrived. ; A simple reliable
rem dy vih a reccrd. of many years back of them.
The remedy ycu should always have and depend upon.
Price 25 cents
Sold by us only
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THE' Ol'TI.OOK
for men's clothing ia' for a distinct
chango m styles. Stop' Jn and see
what men who know,, have decided
will bo worn .during the fast approach
ing season. Wo liuvo the advance
.plates and also samples or the most
elegant of the new fabrics. And while
'hero why not order us to tailor yon. a
suit, In the newest fashion.
E. C. 3I00UE.
His Adams
l'lione Main 785
' "Can be depended upon" In an expression '
connection
find Diarrhoea RmhpiIo
v. fail to cure diarrhoea, dywn
l-ycl complaints. It iii pleatmnt to t'
y,iuy valuable fur children and ;
be depended upon" In an cxprewilon ' -Mti '"' . ..
like to hear, and when it is used in j IS" PV Kent? We lOSU VOU
W money fa build, and you
.:u . .): t. ... .1 i niu iimr a
ru a.?, ywu wvuiu rem.
J. R. OLIVER.
We Have Them.
Six pound Elec
tric Flat Irons at
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EASTERN
OREGON
Light and Power
Company
European Plan 0ily
Rooms 50c to $1.50
First class Throughout .
D. G. BRIGHOUX,
Proprietor.
ONE BLOCK FROM DEPO)
La Grande, Oregon
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rhjKiflan and Surgeon
Office Hours: 2 to 3 p. m, exceyt Sun
duy. y Sunday by appointments. Tele
phones; Office.. Black 13C2; Ind. 2?,Z;
residence,, Main 53;'Ii;d. 312. 1 -'
c. u. trio, rh. g. sr. p.
Ppyslcian and Surgeon ,
Special attention to Eye, Ear, Xose
and Throat, Office in La Gracde Nat
ional Ear.k Building. 'Dhcne3: 0'
fico Main 2, Residence , Main 32.
Ostaop.-ith Physician '
Sommer Dldg., Rooms 7. 8, 9 and 10
i.onps: Home 1332, Pacific Main C3.
Iic3idc::::e phone, Black 851. Suc
. cc:s!.t to Dr. ?'. E. Moore.
LA GRIND E SCHOOL 0F 'MLMCi
Cor. Adams avenue and Greenwood St
EJIOF. E. POUTER DAI
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T. II. CRAWFCV.D
Attorrey-at-law1
Practices In oil the courts of the
State and LVted Stales.
Office in La Grando National Back
Eldg La Crude, O'reou
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omce at Jriui a wrug tto:e, ta urautr
Rjsldence phone. Red '701; Offlc
phcio. Black ?S61 ; lndapenden'
phone 53: toth phones at lealdence
f'ha3. J3. Cochran ' Geo. T. Of
COO! RAX & COCHRiy
Attorn eyn
La Gran do National Bank
La Grando " Ortg,
DR. 3T. P, MEM)ELS )nX
, Doctor of Optics.
Spectacles r.nd Eye Glasses FIttc--'
. and made to. order.
All Errors of Refraction Corrected
1105 Adams' Ayj. Opposite P. C
La Grande, . Oregon
DR. H. L. U5DEHWO0D
D3. DORA J. UNDERWOOD
Office crer Red Crosa Drug store.
Phones, office Main 22; Res. Main 728
A 'V. C. NELSON
Min'r-p Engineer
N, 2I0LIT0R, 31. D.
yslclnn and S:rgecri
CD tsr A2H?D'. ; nl Depot e!rt
- Cffi- Xalt C8 ResWut:
, ' S. C. PRICK, D. '2L D,
. , , , Dentist .
K'ooT'i V., La Grande Nation;.
Uui! Jin. . hc.e Black 39j
DAMES AND DAUGHTERS.
Miss Elinor C. Xliuiiirnian of E;is(
St. Louis has won a f-rlw for drawing
the best pl.ni of u fvpii rcom hous
to cost fL.."l;0. il:v . had more Ihau
5,000 cowpctitiirs. . '
Mrs. Frances 1'olsom Cleveland Is to
have a lilrary named In her honor at
Wells college. New York, where she
was prad;iiircd, i:!ie was present at
the ceremony of breaking the sod. V
Ml.ss Mary B. 'May' of Pcaeedale.
It. L. and Miss Alice Cook t Oska
loos.. Ia., received the degree of b:iYh
elor of divinity -at the seventy-sixth
'anniversary of Hartford Theological
i seajluary.
Mrs. Ella Fliigg Young, superintend
ent of tia Cliieapi public sc hools, has
been elected president of the National
Education association. Mrs. Young' Is
the first woman to be chosen president
of the association.
Princess Knhimlannoie Is the wife
of the representative from Honolulu.
Last winter she. proved herself a
charming lrosteV.n in Washington, jrlv
ing mjiny elaborate entcrlalnments.
and her rare collection of Jewels at
tracted much attention. ,
One of the pioneers in "back to the
sol!" Idea Is Mrs. Henry Parsons of
vacant city lots, are the means by
which she approaches the Important
question of the .enriching and .saving
of child lives In the congested dis
tricts. .,
Photoraphinj Panther.
A panther is not easily . killed and
will often revive with very unpleasant
results, as on a certain occasion In the
Deccan. He appeared to be q,QUe
dead, and one of the spectators rushed
up with a camera on a stand to obtain
a picture of the supreme moment. He
got bis photograph, and, strange to
say, it survived what followed, but no
sooner had he taken It than the pan
ther revived, tore himself loose and
wentfor the photographer. Somehow
the man escaped, but the camera was
sent flying, and, disconcerted by bis
encounter with it, the panther turned:
and made for the nearest tree, npi
wuien ne went as quickly as a mo
key. Now, the tree was crowded with
Interested spectators, sind for three or
four strenuous seconds tnutll the pan
ther was shott we(euJoyed a spectacle
of natives dropping to earth with lomi
thuds like ripe plums from a Jungle
plum tree ns the panther approached
them. Wide World Magazine..,, .'
Bismarck and His Dog.
Sultan. Prince Bismarck's favorite
boarhotind. attacked a passing rail
road train nnd was cut to pieces. Ris
marck's grief over the dog's a conies
was such that bis son Herbert tried to
lead him away, but .the prince would
not go. "No. I cannot leave him like
this." Then, when the dog's suffer
ings were over. P.isinnrck wiped his
yes nnd murmured: "Our Teutvn
forefathers showed benevolence" in
their religion. They . believed they
would find in the uuiitlug grounds of
their paradise, all the dogs that had
been tnelr faithful comrades here he
low. I wish I could believe that."
j Raker City
The Royal Box.
The king of Spain Is the only Rour
bon still on n throne.
King George of England, who Is an
accomplished horseman as well as a
crack shot. Is taking saddle exercise
these mornings in Rotten Row.
Queen, Elizabeth had a red nose and
was much ashamed of if. She al
ways took pains to have it powdered
before making appearance on a state
occnslou.
The Duke of Westgotland, a younger
brother of the king of Sweden,' and
his wife, who was Princess Ingeborg,
eldest daughter of the king of Den
mark, are believers In the simple life.
Tlieir two children. Princess Margaoet..
eleven years old. and Princess Martha,
nine, are taught to do every kind of
housework.
Marriage Music'
During my school days I met the
late Professor Prout. who wns ns full
of fun as lie wns of musical lore. It is
said that at a wedding at which the
late Dublin professor was nresldlne at
j the organ he played the happy couple
J In , with "Wretched Lovers" and ont
j with "Father. Forglye Them, For They
' Know Not What They Do!" From
; "Fifty Years' Reminiscences of a Free
Church Musician," by E. Mlnshall.
Teeth.
Bobby-My gran'ma's so old she alo t
! got a tooth In her head. Tonimv -
Ain't she? Well, mebby they're in her.
bureau drawer, like my Aunt Tillle's I
lometimes. .
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- Imitation. " ;
"Imitation may be de sincerest flar
tery." said Uncle Eben. "but dat doe
not make counterfeit money any mo'
acceptable."-Washington Star
Words are- like leaves, and where
they most abound much fruit of sense,
beneath is rarely fonnd -Pope.
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When you have tried other investments. When you have investigated other
Counties. When you have listened to the town lot salesman, or heard of a great
investment in Honolulu
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Take a few days off and see Wallowa County, Oregon. Take enough time to
look at the country. See the farm houses lighted by electricity. See the Great
Alfalfa Region. See the saw mills and bands of sheep. Raise everything that
pays from a sugar beet to the Wallowa Steer
Write Commercial Club at
Joseph or
Wallowa,
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