HIE ISIS
An Arcadlaa Maid Blograph.
The Men Haters Club Vita
graph. .
A Vacation In Havana.
Bumptious Papers the Parlor
Edison. Song Modern Love.
Beautiful dishes given to lady
patrons of the matinee. See dis
play Is lobby.
-AMISSION 11c-
I LOCALS I
Clean house with a vacuum carpet
cleaner. All work guaranteed. Prices
right, rnones Kea t or na mi.
Our Cascara pills replace all pills
and liver remedies as a general lax
ative or cathartic and are better in
every way because they yield perma
nent results. Price 25 tents. 2t
Hotel rule cards, trespassing cards,
bouses for rent cards priited la red
and black. For sale cheap at The Ob
server office.
First class bookkeener and steno
grapher wants to locate hi La Grande.
Seven years experience, lumber con
struction and railroad -work. Phone
Red 7ii.
Haradon's Tru-Fruit Chocolates.
Made Just right.
Dress Making, Mrs. McCarter, 2005
Greenwood. . , J6t
Take our Instant Headache Tablets
when the symptoms of headache ap
pear, and no headache win come. 25
tablets, 25 cents.
Agent wanted for Phoentx Mutual
Fire Insurance Company, f Oregon,
829 Chamber of Commerce, Portland,
Oregon. ',-..:'. . ... , . '. (. ...
5flc Yeomen.
All candidates for. the local lodge
of Brotherhood of American Teomen
are requested to meet at the office of
Doctor Underwood t 7:30 Wednesday
evening. This meeting is called by L.
E. McNabb, district manager for the
Teomen for Eastern Oregon, with
headquarters at La 'Grande.
About
Your
ilk III
; t
- FOR SALE Columbia cbalnleas" bi
cycle, good "condition, one new tire.
First to come with 20 takes it En
quire at Whlton's Prlntery. Levis
building.
Doctor Mendelsohn will be at his
office every evening from seven until
eight so that everyone who cannot ate
him in the day time, can have that
opportunity at night.
Any one desiring to secure an 18
horsepower Franklin in trade for city
property can do so by Inquiring', at
this Office.
. The Lady Maccabees will serve a
cooked food sale at the Russel Meat
market October 8th.
Anyone desiring pears can
have
them by phoning to Red-952. '
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PERSONALS. A
o
P. McMahon of Nes Perce, is visit
ing In La Grande, a guest at .the
Sommer.
J. V. Cummins of Walla Walla Is
staying at the Sommer while looking
after business matters in this city.
F. C. Bramwell, register of the lo
cal land office is a visitor in Hot Lake
today.
Ralph J. Allen of Sharon Springs.
Kan., is a guest in the city, stopping
at the Sommer.
Mrs. Evans 1b visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Evans of La
Grande.'. . : -. ,,
Attorney JoTin L.: Rand of Baker
City, was ' registered at the Sommer
last night while attending to, legal
matters in this city. .,
; ; -'s
H. A. Caldwell, the Walla Walla
man, who sells the best headers and
combines is In the city again, stop
ping at the Sommer.
Attorney Dan W. Sheahan the En
terprise lawyer returned to hishome
in Enterprise this morning after
transacting "business of importance
here. - t -:. ' -
MrB. Frank Holm, a former resident
of this city, "but now living hi Seattle
where her husband Is an engineer on
the O. & W. Is here viBitlng with "her
daughters, Mts. Edna Swart and Miss
Laura Holm.
Larry . Larison took a party tit
"drummers" to Wallowa county today
In the Allen & Lewis Maxwell "Which
.that company Is sending Mr. Larlson
through Eastern Oregon on his regu
lar business taTls with. .
Suit !
YOU may he as '.'touchy" in re
gard to the looks, make and fit
of your Suit as' you please aad
still you can be fully satisfied here
We had t particular folks in mind
when we had oar Suits made.
Note the hang of the
Coat, the perfect fitting
collar and lapels, the
handsome shoulders, the
grace of the Trousers!
The designing, cutting
and tailoring were all
done by the most high
salaried experts.
The patterns and color
; ings of the fabrics are
entirely new.
01 R SUITS AT $12X0 A5D $20.00
are remarkable values remarkable
for all round goodness. .
Come here, Sir, with all your Suit
desires and we'll see that you are sat
isfied yes, more pleased at every
point
Ash Bros
CLOTHIERS and FURHISHERS
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER.
mere wui be a business meeting
tonight of the Eastern Star. All mem
bers are urged to attend.
Bruce Lydell, one of the largest
sheep owners of Wallowa county is In
the city. .He 1s quartered at the Fo
ley.
Pat Foley, one of the proprietors of
the Foley hotel, will leave In ' the
morning for Pendleton to be present
at the Roundup and incidentally rope
a few of the outlaw horses If neces
sary. - . ' ,
Miss Nora Casey Is down from Hil-
gard for a few days. She is stopping
at the Foley. .
W. E. Miller came in from Spokane
today.
Attorney L. Denbam of Elgin is in
the city on legal business.
A. W. Hlllis la here from Butte on
business. He ta at. the Foley.
Martin King, a mme owner of Ida?
ho, is visiting old La Grande friends.
B. T. Hall and wife of Salem are at
the Foley today. . '
HELP WASTED.
Nailers and Packers la Demand at
Rasmy Warehouse at Once.
Nailers and packers are wanted Im
mediately at the Ramsey warehouse.
Applicant should see C O. Ramsey
or phone to Maln-38. '
EYUTY AVAILABLE E00M W CITY
SHOULD BE LISTED. .-,
Abeolately Necessary That Fair Van
ogers Be Given Liberal Assistance.
In -view of the fact that hotel ac
commodations during fair, week will
be at a premium, the management iJ
the fair finds that It willhave to re
ly -on the public at large for assist
ance In this matter. Every one who
has an available room should notify
the "management' through Mrs. C. P.
Newlm, (Red 3951) and state the
price to be charged. The city will be
filled to overflowing with citizens
from Union, Elgin, Cove, Wallowa
county points and other sections of
the valley and it win be absolutely
necessary to gain more facilities than
the hotels can give. The management
of the fair will deem It a favor If lib
eral response is given to this request
for it will be an absolute necessity
for the convenience of the visitors dur
ing fair week. If this feature 1b at
tended to at once, the management
will have a list available that will
prevent -visitors from sitting up at
the hotels all night long which is to
often the case where a great number
tf people are in the city at one time
as they will be fair week.
I lilLIII
; DOCTOR OF OPTICS. ;
i AT 1105 ADAMS AVE. ' '
FOLEY HOTEL BUILDING "
Ten take great f isk when you trust
your eyesight to those without exper
ience, without proper equipment, and
of whose competence you have no
guarantee. You do not tae any chan
ces when Dr. .Mendelsohn fits your
glasses. He ia strictly reliable.
As far as experience, equipment
and guarantees can protect you, you
are protected. We have the experi
ence,, skill, equipment, facilities re
sources and high meral business aid
professional purpose. Our. 29 years
practice, the completeness of our
equipment, the immense stock we car
ry, the satisfaction we have given
others, is our guarantee to you that
we have ALL these qualifications.
Dr. Mendelsohn located In La
Grande, on the special request of all
the physicians of this city and has
successfully treated over 2,100 people
in Union and Wallowa counties, in
cluding about 190 children. In employ
ing professional service you get the
best service and material for less
than you would pay others for infer
ior material and no professional ser
vice. He guarantees satisfaction In ev
i
FAIR ASKS FOR
SSilfiE
1.11
JLLUUIIII
ery respect ' v ;
All broken glasses replaced while
yon watt.
OFFICE HOURS 8:30 a. m. to 12 m.
1 to 5 p. m.
, EVEXIXGS, 7 TO 8.
' WEDNESDAY", SEPTEMBER 28, 1910.
- Birth Eord.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Reed
in South La Grande, September 26, a
10-pound boy.
W. C. T. T. Meeting.
There will be a meeting of the W.
C. T. U. at the home of Mrs.. R. L.
Mathews, 1607 Seventh street Thurs-
aay arteraoon. All members
quested to 'be present.
are re-
Business Announcement
I do business in a business way, if
you want to buy, sell or trade a farm
or city property, see what I can do
for you. I have a modern 5-room cot
tage in a splendid location, and a
very reasonable price, with terms.
Also some other good bargains. See
me before buying.
L. B. WILSON, REAL ESTATE.
220 Depot St La Grande, Ore.
. . Successor to Van Duyn.
i .
LIQUID CUBES ECZEMA
WHEY SALVES FAIL
In regard to skin diseases, medical
authorities are now agreed on this:
Don't imprison the disease germs
in your ssin ny me use of greasy
salves, and thus encourage them t
muuipiy. a true cure ror all ede
matous diseases can be brought about
only by using the healing agents in
the form of a liquid.
WASH THE GERMS OUT.
A simple wash: A compound of Oil
of Wlntergreen, Thymol and other In
gredients as combined In the D. D
rrescripuon. ion penetrates to uie
disease germs ' and . destroys them,
then soothes and heals the skin as
nothing else has ever done. ',
' A 25 cent trial bottle will start the
cure, and give you instant relief..
: Newlln Drug Co., La Grande Ore.
Tingling Ears.'
II your ears burn, people say. some
cne Is talking about you. This la very
old. for PUny says, J when our ears do
glow and tingle some do talk of, us Id
our absence." 1 ' :
Shakespeare In "Much Ado About
Nothing" makes Beatrice Bay to Ur
sula and Hero, who bad been talking
of her, "What flr? Is In mine ears!" ,
Sir Thomas Browse ascribes this
conceit ta the superstition of guardian
angels, who touch the right ear If the
talk is favorable and the left if other
wise. This Is done to cheer or warn.
OMear tingle, imm there be
-. Thatara anarltas now at ma I
The Advtos Saekar. .
"When a man asks me for advice,"
said the godi nature! person, "I al
ways find myself setting Into a dis
cussion." . - !
"rWeU." , repUed Mr. 8trlus Barker,
"most of ns ask for advice because
we would rather argue than work ".
Washingtea Star.
Unpaalad. '
Mr. Reoentmarrie (who has plunged
a spoon Into dish preparatory to help
ing to -the pudding)-Why. Mary, I
feel some bard, smooth, round things
la the dlfih. I wonder what they can
be. Mrs. Becentmarrie Why, tcyre
eggs. John: there are six, just as the
recipe says. Chicago News.
Stupid People.
Traveler-flaven't you a time tablet
Station Agent We used to have one
until the people began to think the
traius were supposed te keep to It
Fllejcende Blatter
t Advertising
FOR SALE--500 sheep, Waiter Glenn.
. F. D. No 2. V
LOST Gordon setter pup, 4 months
old. Reward for return to post office.
WANTED Place on rat.ch by man
and wife, no children.' Prefer place
where owner is leaving for the winter.
Call or address H. Cline, 205. Green
wood, St. Ind. phone 497, La Grande.
Apple Pickers Wanted.
Apple pickers and packers wanted
at once. Apply to Doctor C. H. Upton.
FOR SALE Modern six room house.
Ordinary sized ' lots. Inquire at 707
Fourth street or call Red 1101. '
FOUND A bunch of keys. Owner can
get same by paying for ad.
FOR SALE Driving team, will sell
one horse or both. Home. Ind Tel. Co.
GIRL WANTED For general house
work. Wages $5. Mrs. T. J. Scroggln,
Washington and Fourth streets.
Casstied
CAHr.IED CFF BY a uz:i
Thrilling Exprino of Rangr In
the Transvaal.
Two men at least nave given ac
counts of their sensations when they
were carried off by IIon-the great ex
plorer Livingstone and a man named
Wolhuter, a ranker of game preserves
In the Transvaal Wolbutera adven
ture Is not secondary In interest to
Livingstone's experience. Ills story,
which was attested by the certificate
et the magistrate of the district was
substantially as follows
ne was riding along a Kafir path '
about an hour after sunset It had i
been a Ion march, and he had Dushed
on aneaa or nut companions, uis aog
barked at something, and a moment
later Wolhuter saw a Hon crouching
close to him on the right nand slde.i,wn,,e "teadfastly and then with a
The ranger turned his horse sharply.
a circumstance that no doubt caused
the Hon to miss the spring.
' Wolhuter was unseated.. At the same
moment be saw another lion coming
from' the opposite direction. The
horse rushed off. with the first lion
In pursuit and the second Hon picked , P"licrf a deep Impression on bis
Wolhuter up almost before be touched , m hlch to many "8Pcta was so
the ground and gripped him by the superstitious that we thought It proiv
right shoulder In such a position that 'r ta CCUM hlm of Pt!tion. To
be was face up. with bis legs and body th t0' "severed bis lordship,
dragging underneath the beast The , a It eqnaUy difficult to taowwbat
lion trotted down the path, uttering a 001 t0 believe. You will. I
loud, growling, purring noise. ( know, ridicule my belief In lucky and
Wolhuters sensations were not those plucky days, but no consideration can
of Livingstone, who said he was In a no,r lnfluce m t0 undertake anything
state of apathy, with entire absence of ltDer 00 or m
pain during the time the lion batfbim. Positive it would terminate unfortu
The game ranger sulTered terribly. t nately- 009 ot "J ortunes
both mentally and physically, and aaw ,a QA know 1 haT bad ,hare
no possible way of "escape. The lion hPPeoed to be on one of those
I took him nearly 200 yard. :
Suddenly womnter betnougnt mm ox i
his sheath knife, which be carried in
his belt behind his right hip. On reach-!
Ing a large tree with overhanging roots
the lion stopped, whereupon Wolhuter
stabbed him twice la the side with his
left hand. It was "ascertained after-
ward that the first stab touched the
bottom of the heart and that the sec
ond one slit It down for some distance. ;
The Uon Immediately dropped Wol
huter, and again the game ranger
struck hlm, this time In the throat
severing an artery..
The lion jumped back and stood fac
ing him, growling. Wolhuter scram-
bled to his feet shouting at the top of hips, would be quite long enough for
his lungs. He. expected the beast to any one who wished to put It to prac
come at him again, but It did not In- tlcal use. It is six feet tw inches In
stead. It turned slowly and, still growl- length.
tog, wtnt Jaw pacesv Soon its growls f Of gorgeous swords which are not .
turned, to moans. - These, in tnfa, ko much weapons as settings for P re
ceased, and the 'ranger knew that the jdous stones the most valuable In Eng-
beast was then dead. Ush Is said to be the one presented by
Wolhuter got np the tree as fast aa'ithe Egyptians to Lord Wolseley and
i-ji t.
LUB 1UJUICU BIIU XUUHI (ICtUiik, ouu
hardly was he seated when the first
linn, whloh had hiwn after tha hnnm
came back on the trail or blood. By v,cl lv etu nKu mo-
this time the plucky ranger was so m 'hih of Persla-namely, $50,000
falnt that he tied himself to the tree ta.ke.n of what a dla-
to prevent hlnmelf from falling out , iona tm,lea eaPn : 10 5oat-
He ws found by .his companions. ; Competent authorities on the subject
who took him to n place of safety. The ,'aml"ar ,"ith nat famou? weaP
lion he hnd killed wn- nn old male. nndl'D0fPtlan keptteU
the w.p ul wns an ordinary j " "lnce of tne gaekwar of
shenth knlfe.-New York Tribune. , ' 1 Baroda'a gorgeous blade, which Is sup-
s
tk.0
Paculiaritits of Llchans.
The lichen U remurkuble for
grent ng,. to whic h It liven, there belnR
Rood KroundH .for believing that the
plunts endure for 100 years. Their
prowth, Is exceed Incly slow, almost be
yond belief. Indicating thnt only a lit
tle nourishmeut . Ih necessary to keep
them nllve. . in a dry time they have
,w iw ,0 "ilH'na growm aiio- thor, bis erratic methods of work con
tfetber. renewing It again at the fall trlbuted equally to bis early death.
jf rain - Thin peculiarity alone U U wrote invariably with the printer's
" ' ""- a.a- ta-LS fV(,rUJUIC UCTU HI Xl IClJUUlK 'H ' '
wonder, as It a property possessed v "I can-onceive nothing more harass
by no mlir Miieclea of plant Another Ing in the literary way," wrote Motley
lntfretlng fact HlMiut lichens Is that , to his wife in 1858. "than Thackeray's i
they stow -only where rbe air Is fre way of living from hand to mouth.. 1
from iluxt and Hnioke. They may be mean . In regard to the way be fur
naUl to be a sure Indication of the iu nisbes food to the printer's devil
rity of the air. u ihpy are npver found Here be Is Just finishing the numbc
frrowlns In cities uud Iowoh where the
MfinoMihfre Ih linpifgnuted with dut
twxrt. smoke mi1 (Uwt Impurities.
Artificial Mummies.
Artificial nitimmle tire niiide in Italy.
Germany and Fmnce mid tlwu-e
shipiKHi to Cvpt. whi-re they iv mud
to dealers In mitlipiitlw A n-n! '-kuil
Is used, but nli the rent Ik nut ulmir
Imitation. ,
S
easori
During th A lrtTl ft AVOn
musical instrument
MoBt people want
and thlB is the most
work.
for
Remember that we have
Violins, Mandolins,
Jos, Etc. We have good
at right prices. Drop in and talk it over.
, Edison Phonographs, Vic tor Phonographs. : ;
BOO
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CrD L n Y
Om
Lord By r "i Had a PoHiv Dreij cf
Fridays and Sunday,
T iiflj. f in (iHlsulfts jn;l-8wth--i.i
i M'it. a U Hocu-times su
mi. .i . nvnin d to tin l-nomnt and the
r- . m: Lord Kyrou wus not a
hw. j-k- tu iluf mutter Just before
ii it-Hill, m rw-ortled in "Byron The
Lni I'Luse." by IlUUard Ednitumbe.
"he anld be hnd reflit ted great deal
on a prediction whUh had ben made
to blm when a boy by a fumed fortune
i feller In Scotland. Ills mother, who
I"" Deneveu m chiromancy and as-
woiogy. oaa sent for thw pewon end
desired blm to Inform ber what would
be the future deatiny of her son. Hav
Ing examined attentively the pnlm of
his band, the man looked at him for
solemn voice exclaimed. 'Beware of
your tblrty-eeventh year, my young
lord, bewnrer He had entered on his
thirty-seventh year on Jan. 22, and it
was evident from the emotion with
which he related this circumstance
that the caution of the palmist bad
.IT B
FA?J0U$
SWORDS.
The Monster Weapon Used at Welsh
i . Elateddfode. :
h largest sword of which there Is
record is the seven foot ceremonial
sword that was made for Edward IIL
and Is now preserved In Westminster
abbey. Next comes the "sword ot
ceremony" that Is used at Welsh eis
teddfods. This weapon If placed In
the bands of a modern Godfrey de
Bouillon, who. It will be recalled, with
a two banded sword cleaved a Turk
Into halves from the shoulder to the
iTainen at XlfinrWV Thin mm la mm. .
- - -
PHtlvely Insignificant for a bejeweled
SWOrd If the Value Of the SWOrd brought
yvocu iv ue wunu more man iwency
j swords of equal beauty and value to
.the shah's, but It Is popularly supposed
thnt tha iKnmnnili mhlu and amMMa
W whlcQ it 1 thickly lncrusted br&ig
if. -i ,v n- t
change.
1 !-.'
How Thaoksrsy Worked.
If ecarte Is to be held . responsible
for Thackerav'a annanrnnra as an n. .
wai must -appear in a few days. (
course whether 111 or welL stupid ""
fertile, be must produce the tan
amount of fun, pathos or senttmen
His gun mnst be regularly loaded an
discharged at command. I sbouh
think It would wear his life out" '
Motley's fears were realised within
ft few years. London Chronicle.
Hspptness is reflective, like the jght
of heaven. Irvine:. .
US1C
In CO tA nma mlM anM.ti. "T
to learn to play on some instrument f
favorable time to take up tbls ?
a...- 1 '
Guitp.rs, Accordions, Flutes, Ppn- J
g- ds In this line and we sell thorn f
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