La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, October 29, 1910, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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LA Eiixr:3AE:
Try a Sac?: cf SNOW D-UET&fe
: licrlhwciL So Dn.twu award
ed a GOLD MEDAL for HIGHEST .QUALITY Vt tie' A-Y. EzpwSna
mm 607. buiphoxe VJater&Siarir.MfaM Produce Co.
rHclDnii
Bast be Above fcoifticJoB.
'. Kidney and bladder ailments are so
serious la their consequences, and If
unchecked to often fatal that any rem
v edy offered for their en re matt be
above suspicion. . Foley's Kidney Pills
contain no harmful drugs, and hare
.successfully stood a lone and thorough
test, mil's Drat; Store.- , . r;7
Its Convenience ,
,ond Economy
Vpl burome
Iff bj feW you a stout. H
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PIP :;;
OiKt ami Power
WiUTraae;
for La Grande
Reoidence
Orer 400 acres of land located
between La Grande and Baker
City. 75 acres inder plow, pas
tore land. Good water. WW sell
for fll&O an acre er trade for
la Grande rropertyt' J
Call at .
Observer
Office
lis
EASIER! J
NOW IS THE' TIME TO
Look After That Eve Trough t.
Rainy weather will let in soon. We
have plumhing fixtures of all kinds.
Come and see. v.: ::: ::: :z
BAY & ZWEIFEL
Oyster Cocktaib; -
Claa Boullion.
Tomato Flip NEXT DOOR TO POST OFFICE
Jfotlce of. Streef ImprerenienL
To whom It may concern: ,
Notice Is hereby siren that In pur
suance of a resolution adopted by the
Common Council of the City of La
Grande, Oregon, on the 1st day of Dec.
1909, - creating Improvement District
No. 10 and designating; Greenwood
Street,' as such district, and In pur
suance of a resolution adopted by said
Common Council on .the 6th day of
Oct. 1910, whereby, said Council de
termined and declared Its Intention to
lmprore all that portion of Greenwood
Street, . In .said Jmprorement district
as hereinafter described, ;by laying
ten days after the serrlee of this no
tice npon the owners of the property
affect id and, .benefitted by such lm
proTement, order that said; abore de
scribed lmprorement be made;, that
boundaries of said, district to be so
iSiprored are as fallows:; i All that
portion of Greenwood Street, from the
North Curb line of Jefferson Areane,
to the Booth Curb Un,e ef Monroe Are
pue. . Notice Is. hereby rfurther glren
that, the Council will lery a special ai
ssssment on all the property affected
and benefitted ' by snch kepmvetdent
for the purpose of paying for such lm
prorement -That, the estimated cost
Of such Improvement Is the sum of
1296.10. , That the Council will on the
2nd day of Nor, 1910, meet at the
Council chamber at the hour of S
o'clock, . P. U to. consider said esti
mated cost, and he levy of said as
sessmeat when -a hearing, , will be
granted to any person feeling . ag
grieved by such aasesament
A Let Orande. Oregon, Oct 19, 1910.
CITY COUNCIL OF LA GRANDE, Oft
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f r By D. R COX,
Recorder of the City 'of La Grande,
Oregon. ;.
Oet. 21 to Nov. 1. ; v ;
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LAUNDRY WORK
If you are not a customer oi
Cherry's New Laundry we prge
you to give us a trial. We gtiaH
antee all work to be satlafac-''
tory and will re-laundry "any
article not so found or cheerful
ly refund your money. ' j
We want to build up a home
laundry employing American
, labor, which will be a credit to
the town. We merely ask a
chance to prove that we can eat-i
, isfy you. Can't you grant thai
much? . " , . .. -.
All work called for and
promptly delivered. ; .
There Is enough laundry work
In La Grande to keep a good
sited force' busy and keep the
money at home. Are yon a
booster for home v industry?
- We ;'' are . now , comfortably
housed in our new building, just
a few steps from Fir st We ari
. safe from dust and dirt and are
easily found if ; you want to
carry a bundle down town. But
we'll gladly call In our wagon.
Cherry's New Laundry
' BOTII TIIOXES.
BA5ISH CATAEBIL
Breathe Hjome! for Two Xlaates,
' and Staffed-sp Head WD1 Tanlsh.
If you want to get relief from ca
tarrh, cold in the head or from an
lrrlutlng cought in the shortest time,
breathe HY-O-MEI (pronounce it
Illgh-o-me). , .
. It will clean out your head in two
minutes and allow yon to breathe free
ly, awake or asleep. .
- HTOMEI. will cure s cold In one
day. It will relieve you of, disgust
ing snuffles, hawking, spitting and of
fensive breath In week.
UT0M2I Is made chiefly from ecea
j Vmm, wuiiui, itMuiacr, ; germ
killing antiseptic that comes- from
ths eucalyptus forests of Inland Aus
tralia, where catarrh, arthma' and
consumption were ntver known to ex
ist. ( , , i;rt'i.;.i - ,
HTOMEI Is pleasiut and easr to
breathe! Just pour a fW drops Into
the hard robber Docket Inbater.
breathe It, and cure is almost cer
tain.
A complete Hromei outfit inelndinc
Inhaler and, Cone bottle of JJYOiDJI,
costs :on! JI1.00 at the NewSa .Drug
Co. and druggists ererywhere, If. you
already own an Inhaler,' remember
that yon can. get aa extra bottle, of
HTOMEI for B0 cents. For free sample
write Booth's Hyomel Co., Buffalo,
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Oct T. 17. . :
, ,. irnxE BALD SPOT 'f
Kea be gcnsftl Doat It Grew
: "Son Coispkaeas. -(,
If Tou are beginning to worry about
that pot right on the top of your
head,, where the hair Is thin or has dis
appeared- entirely;
( Don't .worry any - longer. f ,
Go to the Newlln Drug Co. and get
a SO cent bottle of Parisian Sage.
. If that won't check the falling hair
and cause nw hair to grow; nothing
on this earth win. . ' r ; . ,
Dandruff causes hair to fall and
baldness; dandruff germs cause dand
ruff. '. '.-;-
Parisian Sage kills the germs eradi
cates dandruff; stops falling hair and
Itching scalp, or money back at the
Newlln Drug Co, ; ;
It , will cause the hair to grow, if
the hair, root is ,not dead. , i A '
It causes the hair to grow thicker,
more luxuriant, and puts so much new
life into, it that It grows lustrous and
beautiful. ,L , .,
The girl with the Auburn hair on
every package. SO cents at the Newlln
Drug Co. and druggists everywhere.
Mall orders filled by American mak
ers, The Glroux Mfg. Co., Buffalo, N.
T. Oct 19-29 ;
If your liver Is slnwtrt and out of tone,
snd you feel dull, bilious, constipated, take
a dose of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablet tonight before retiring and you will
feel all right in the morning. r
Absolutely ?as-t
Tho cnty baking powder
, mada from Royal Crspo
Cream cf. Tartar
PoAIsalt2b Usa Phoateld
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a week to get off his clothes. Also they
belong to the union, and If you try to
make them carry more than the stated
70 pounds or so, they lie right down
and refuse to move, The natives In the
bills use the wool for their clothes.
. Eaemeas Hole fa Groaad.
These natives, called colon, are the
descendants of the aaclentjncas, made
famous by the stories of their rich
ness In the precious metals, and one
can hear these same stories here in
Peru, so .there must be something In
them. Rfght here in Cerro de Pasco
I can show you a hole in the ground
that would hold an orinary Sky scrap
er and have plenty, of room left to
wedge in thre or four like the Wells
Fargo building In Portland, and from
this hole the panlards extracted four
hundred years ago something like four
million dollars worth of silver. The
old church through which all of this
passed is still standing up In town,
though closed to the public now. Cath
olicism certainly extracted Its pound
of fieah. from Peru In the early 'days,
and while it is still the recognized
state religion, and It la against the law
to hold open services of any other na
ture than. catholle,' It lacks a great
detal of having the hold on the peo
ple nseu to nave. True tne pneets
still maintain a considerable hold on
the women and children, and among
the Indians, and a great many of the
men ef Peruvian, blood are rather of
co religion, than Catholic. V -
. Choiea, : , -;.
But of the cholos. .They are., harm
lees rather than'otherwisei In fact
they are more or .less afraid of the
Gringoa, I think" and, that j may ac
count to some extent for their harm
letsnees. Up here In the hills where it
is rather ehllly, and. water Is not over
plentiful, the irejmoft entirely
unwashed. Their hands and faces are
caked .w1thrdlrt, and, as they have no
flrer la .their houses they .go bundled
up almost all of the time. The women
carry their babies on their backs la a
shawl with the-ends tied In front, so
as to leave their i hands free. If they
haven't got a -baby u 6 their back
then they have a bigger pack of their
personal belongings, or eatables, or
whatever they really have collected
together. They-say the'wwnen never
take off or throw away a skirt, but
continue to put the new ones they get
on over the old ones, till one an
almost tell the age by the number
of 'skirls, and they "bulge out as! If
they were wearing the hoops of jthe
American women, of f 'a, decade ago.
Their habit of speaking to you is raVh
er attractive In Its way,. If you kre
out, on the road a little ways fjom
town perhaps, the most wrinkled (old
woman or a little bit of an urcnin
with hlstdlirty face and ragged cloth
Ing will 'gTeet you with their rather
expectant ; "Buenos tardea Senbr,"
(good afternoon, Sir.) ... f
, . Further to the. northeast of here are
several tribes . pf Indians,. 'some' of
tfcemeannlDaIs. They have thelf pois
oned arrows, and other means of ior
nre; VOne tribe,. has ,a Weans of re
racing the ; heads of their enemies
killed,; keeping .he features . lifelike,
till they are only a four or fifth of
their natural sIie,'jHow. they do it
Is unknown. Some Americans have! se
cured heads of this kind as ' souve
nirs, ; and, ,'aluei then t hlghly.y The
lower country t is very rich In rubber,
and forests, and will grow anything
of a tropical natnre. . Its development
is hindered by those savage Indlins.
and lack of transportation facilities.
Tributaries of the Amazon are navi
gable for np Into the Interior of north
eastern Peru, a five or six days ride
on a mule from here. v, . ' , . ! .-
,, . Wine Pops at Banq'aet. ; '
In closing I must not leave the Im
pression that all the natives are In
dians. Not Jong since I attended a ban
quet given In honor of the Perfect,
who Is the same as one of our gov
ernors or state, and after the cham
pagne, had had a chance to take effect,
there were all sorts of flowery speech
es, patriotic and otherwise. Wine in
its various forms is the main thing
at a banquet In this country. They
would hardly call a most elaborate
dinner a banquet without wine, i
The laws of the country cover ev-l
ery part of railroading, from the num
ber of kilometers an engine can run
until she is overhauled, to restricting
the hand baggage a person carrier that
H may et fctsrf-re wita some ether
passengers getting seats. The latter
might be a good, thing In the United
States. I must pass over that howev-
SUGAR Cash Price Sugar J6.40;
beet-sugar $120.v . .-
VEG2TAELZ3 Ksw dry onions.
4c lb; green onions three
bunches for 10 c tomatoes 10c lb.;
cabbage 4c; green peppers 15c lb.
. rEUTT Oraagee, 63o per dasea;
lemons 40c-per dozen; bananas 40c
per das; .
Cantaloupe, 10c and 15c; peaches S5c
per doz; peaches 85c per box. ,
plums 2c lb. ,
Grapes. J lbs for 25c
MEATS Hogs, live weight, well
finished. 9 cwt; cows. I 1-1 to 4c;
veal 4 to 4 l-2c ; mutton 4 to S; chick
ens. 12c; fries, 17c.
BARLEY Producers price: rolled.
$28; brewing. $25. Wheat. $33 per ton.
MILLSTTTTS Brand 23; shorts
$24.' : j
RETAIL DEPARTfJSEtfl
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.We vereparedi to rvirntsh; and deliver material;.,
promptly. Phone Ma&r 8.
l''q h'tl3lt a
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v i SaSiice to Household JtoShlnss;
of all Kinds. If you Want .to Buy Kdw is the
TtoeWe Wll Sell Eveiythingto . ths Store at
Cost Prices, frCa& Only. If You Want a Bar
gain give Us aCaU and Avxjid the Bush.
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HACK AND
" A TVrnT TI A nin-n esioencepnoneMam25
AMBULANCE e.l bussey
is now
.Market.
This will be the most sightly
The only addition to La Grande wit a bntwin Ttrirti '
The lots are large-, nearly a full acre In each lot . f
We are going to set out some nice apple and cherry trees
' ' on each lot''- " '
We are going to make the prices reasonable, sad most fav
orable terms. No interest No taxes.
Come to our office and look at the plat, then get into our
...4 It L,ntom,obn d a-o aa tb ropertyT ' ,
v'GfiMide iiivestiaii to. "
. , - -Owners, La
HAT Alfalfa, baled. $i; tlac
baled. $29; mixed $18.
f PLOUREIga patent, 8.60; far;
patent, $5.20; straight $U9.
- PerUaad Earkeia.
BCTTE3 Extra creamery, j
store 22 1-2024 1-2.
BCTTE3 FAT Deniver t e. b.
roruaaa sw ereazs S3 IS; ton li
EGGS Local, candled. 2 OS 29.
POULTRT MlxNchlckens IScCJ
fancy 19 cents; turkeys, all
29 4 21; pigeons squaiia. fjjfl; n
sed chickens, 1 to 2- hlher than alivl
uAioEi rrooacers prica, U:
Feed 2150; rolled 25X0 28 J3. ln
tat 25. y , -;
WHEAT Nominal tnrt .i
81 and S8; blueatea 98; WCUam vA
ley 90. Valley IT.
MnJTTJlTS Benmg prtceErl
122; mldllng. 30; shorts, $24, chop rj
TLOUB Old crop BstsBts, id
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