LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1911.
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rCLlfS DIEECTOB OUT.
THH Oregon and WaHhlagton Direc
tor IIu Jast Beea Issued. '
Tke directory just Issued for 1911
12 is the most complete work of the
tiad published- It contains an aocur
nt business directory of every city,
txywu and Tillage In Oregon and Wash
fji&xta, and the names and addresses
sff country merchants and profes
sional men, lumbermen, etc., who are
located adjaced to Tillages; also the
:iista of government and county officers
commissioners of deeds, state boards,
statutory provisions, terms of courts,
- names of the postmasters,postomces,
express, telephone and telegraph of-
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ireekly, newspapers; besides muca
iKiChm Information useful to all class
es of business and professional men. A
'descriptive sketch of each place la
.-given, embracing various items of in
! in eta arranged under Its special head
ilngr thuB enabling subscribers to ob
' tain at a glance a Hat of all hous;s,
I manufacturing or dealing In any par
ticular line of goods. The work gen-
erally Is compiled to meet the wants
of the busmess communitie sand is :
so thorough as to deserve liberal pat
ronage. R. L. POLK & CO., Seattle, Wash.
Price 19.00.
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LUI1U llllL , '
ALTON VALKEfl
HOT LIKE MAN EXERTS HIMSELF
HEEDLESSLY.
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BEACHES BAKEB AND WILL COME
OX TO LA GRANDE -
Ylctim of Drink Needs .Orrine j
Drink cunningly destroys the will
power, and while the drunkard wants
to do what you tell him, he wants ,i
thousand times more the drink that
he craves. Medical treatment is nec
easary, Orrine destroys the desire for
liquor so that the drink will not be
i missed and restores the patient to
health. . ,
I This remedy is thoroughly sclentl-
tereat, such as the location, popula- tie and is so uniformly successful that
; Oon, distances to different points, the t it is sold with a guarantee to refund
Eanvt convenient shipping stations, the your money if after a trial it has
communications, trade statistics and 1 not benefited. Booklet free on re
nearest bank location, mineral inter- : quest. The Orrine Company, Orrine
esis, churehfti, schools, libraries and BIdg.. Washington, D. C. Sold In this
eocietles. An Important feature Is the city by Sllvei thorn 's Family Drug
clasalfled directory, glvlnsr everv bun- Store. Feb. 28 March 3.
If you want a
good cup of cof- i
fee, try the
Plantation
J brand. It is
j grown by the
! nprman Ameri-
II ran Coffee Co..
and guaranteed
to give satisfac-
liion.
We are Not in the Ass'n
Royal Grocery
II H. Pattison, Prop,
Cure Your Rheumatism
OTHER ILLS OF THE BODV
$1 "-.
At The
HOT LAKE
Sanatorium
(THE nOUSE OF EFFICIENCY)
HOT LAKE, OREGON
' , v ... THE
Oregon-Washington
Railroad & Navigation Co.
kells round-trip tickets, good for three
months, allowing $6.00 worth of
accommodation at the Santo-
rium, at Portland and all 0
W. n. & N. Stations. '
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For further Information and Illus
trated booket, address, Dr. W. T.
Phy, Medical Supt. and Mgr., Hot
Luke, Oregon, any O.-W. R. & N
Agent, or write to
WM. McMCBRAY,
General Passenger Agent,
PORTLAND. OREGON.
Starts from Ft. Scott on Walk Aronnd
the Worltf-JIas Crlef.
Continuing his walk around the
world as correspondent for the Ft
Scott. Republican, a man named J. M.
White is headed toward La Grande on
his way to Seattle where he takes
steamer. ,
He was started out by the Ft. Scott
Republican as correspondent and ex
p cts to make the trip afoot, earning
h!s way as he progresses. He spoke
at the Methodist church Pt Baker Sun
day, and is trying to earn funds to
push on for he declare it Is rule no;
to ask for funds' except in exchangs
for some s rvice. He Is now headed
for Portland and from there will go
to Seattle before sailing.
Telling of his experiences thus far,
Mr. White said In Baker yesterday:
"My hardships beran in Wyonoinz
in the Sw etwater basin, my nostcards
and money giving out and between
Bryan and Granger I broke through
tha Ice three times in one night, ana
raaae
I Granrer
It.rrl and
ds my f
tor tock i large of the Republican at
Ft. Scott and has not been as prompt
in handling that end of the enterprise
as those who started me out I got
lost on a sheep rang: in Wyoming and
nearly froze to death near Chuck
Buttees, but was "rescued by shec-ii
herders.
"Through Utah I fared well and my
trip through the lugged, subilm.
scenery of Echo and Weber canyona
revealed scenery superior to the grand
scenes of Colorado. In Idaho I had
a severe battU with water, snow, mua
and inclement weather generally, ana
the trip from American Falls to Sho
shone over .the desert trail, thinly
settled was tin severest of my trh."
Weslonlan from Hot Lake -Finds
Freight Fools Him Cfcterly.
miles that day after a'l. At
I paid $1.25 for supper anr
$1.00 for breakfast in trad1
-h was all gone. A new edi-
Few times in Mr. Alton's life will
he be more surprised than he was
last evening when he met face to face
a group of Hot Lake people at the
Foley hotel. He had left the same
parties waiting at the depot at the
Lake, and supposed he would be the
only one to nJoy the ball last night
because an annuled passenger train
was announced .which means th r-j
would be no means of transportation
from the Lake to La Grande In time
for the dansce. At 1 ast Mr. Alton
thought that was what it meant and
he "hiked" across the country. He had
been in La Grande but a few min
utes when a friendly freight train
came lumbering, along and picked up
th ' remainder of the party bringing
them to this city.
ifc h ifc A it A .fli ttk dli ai ,.ti trjtk irfti itfai
Perry Pneumatic Water s Systems, Samson
1 Wind Mills, Deming Pumps. Richardson & Boynton
' I ' Warm Air Furnaces, Pipe Valves and Fittings, Gul
, , . : ...... t ,-.
I , ters, Plumbing Fixtures of All Kinds, Full Assort-
BAY 6 ZWElFEl
PLUMBERS, HEATERS, SHEE1 METAL WORKERS
tfSQsCSS
The George Palmer
Lumber Company
wmirmximsEssmsEatst
!iC3
Retail Department
solicit your ord&rs for Shingles, Rubberoid
Roofing, Didening Felt, Building Paper
We are prepared to furnish and deliver material,
promptly. Phone Main 8.
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CANYON
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ITEMS
VICTIM OF MYLITIS VISITS PAR
LVrS BRIEFLY.
Hlir llarn to Ik Krertcd on Hughes
riaco Oilier 'ews Items
TTotlce to Creditors.
.Notice Is hereby given, that the un
dprslpned has bpen a")pomtert ex
ecutor of th" ast w!l and testament
'if PreTre, r,"c,nKDd. All per
sons haTlns cln'ms npalnst said es
te "ar rnrivtrfrt M nrp't tpe same
with poiT vonch?rs. to the execut
or at ths ? 1 Crnrde National Pank 'n
T.i Oflnf" Orfpori. within six
months frr-i. date hrrenf.
Dat-'d af Ia Grande, Oregon, th's
(he 31etydo? of Jani'irv A. T). 1911.
F.' L. MEYERS.
Tvprntf." of "ic 'rst will and testa-
T!nf nr .ioh" Fron-nore, aecfasa.
WKX Fob. 3-" 0-17-24 Mch. 3,
STEWARD'S OPERA HOUSE
One Night. Wednesday, March 1
AMERICA'S GREATEST
Two Years
at the
SAVOY
THEATRE
New York
1
V4
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Five Months
at the
ILLINOIS
THEATRE
Chicago
THE
OF THE
jilliiilni
By George Broaihurs J
PLAY
Six Months
at the
TREMONT
THEATRE
Boston
Four Months
at the
GARRICK ;
THEATRE
Philadelphia
'The Best Play I Have Ever Seen."Colonel Roosevelt
Given here with a special cast of players, which musters a roll of
the best artists on the American stage.
PRICES: 50c, 75c, 1.00, 1.50. Sale Opens Monday
I Thirty Day
Sals
For the Next Thirty Days Ton Can Bay Your SUterware, Cut Glass,
Hand Pointed China, flocks and ieneaj a ScS-c-cz - !
to 25 Per Cent off. All reliable Quality and Fully Guaranteed.
J. H. PEU?E,
La Grande's Lead
ing Jeweler.
P ips Cure In to H Pars
PA7D DIXT,:NT !s guaranteed to
nee anv case o" Itchinsr. Blind. Bleed
ing or' Prctrudir iles in 6 to li days
or money refunded. 50c.
UpllOSlie U. 3. AiUUO UIU-C VU A uuuiB ,
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FAMUSKING
At the Stewart Opera House
FRS0AY, MARCH 3
WM. fl. BRADY
announces America's Greatest Society Hit
The Gentleman
From Mississippi
Treasurer Call tor City Warrants.
Tfotlc Is hereby given that there aro
now funds on hand to pay all out
Btuullng warrants issued on General
'Fumlof I Grande City, ui to and ln--cludlns
No. 8562 endorsed September
2nd. MIL
Interest on all warrants on GeiuMnl
Vnnd from No. 8474 to No. 85G2 Inclti
tre, eass from thts date.
a Grande. Ore.. Feb. 21. 1911.
nY W. IX)OAN. City Treasurer.
me Cured at Home by flew Absorb
tlon Method.
n. .
' If you auffer from bleeding. Itching,
jjlnd or protruding pllea, send me
your address, and I will tell you how
to cure yourself at home by the new
absorption treatment; and will also
send some of this homo treatment
free for trial, with refernces from
your own locality if requested. Im
mediate relief and permanent cure
ansured. Send no money, but tell
others of thlb offer. Wr'.e today to
M-b. M. Summers. B'ix P. Notre
Parnr, Tri.V . .
M lisd been troubled with constipi.tio:.
fr (wo tpo find tried nil of the Iwst phyl.
':n in llristol. Tfinv, mid they could A
MniliinK fur tne," wriics Tho. E. Williaimt,
MiddU'lMiro, Ky. "Two psi'kHees of (.'hum
UiliM' Stciuach nnd Liver lablets cured
me." For kkIo lr ull dealer.
Laild Canyon. Feb. 2? (Special)
LlttIollelen Piebler is home to sp nd
a few days with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Peeblrr. She is taking:
treatment nt Hot Lake for Infantile
mylitls.
Albert Krouae. accompanied by his
little daughter. Dorothy, returned
from Portland ypft rday where they
have spent several days transtctins
business and visit Ing relatives.
Mr. Gelger, who purchased the Ed
Hushes' farm on the foot hill. Konu?
time apo. has four carpenters at Worl
bulldinsr a lnr'g bnrn. They enntem
plate finishing it by the latter part of
this week.
Frank C'ounsell. who took sick
wlih pneumonia aliont six weeks ajjo
. I? still quite sick. Although his lnngs
I n:e still nfferted his Her is the chief
! cause of his suffering now. His
Idaueht.r. Miss Lulu, is recovering
from a bad attack of measles after n
wflnk's illnFS. i..
' The surprise dance given last
.Tuesday nlpht lv Bob Masterson of
La Grande In honor of Jeff Bull's
birthday at the latter's home was a
complete success. Besides a . large
dolcpatlon from La Grande Lndd Can
von was well reoriented ther'. Mr.
Bull and family will soon move to
I.n Grande.
t.
wc)nrho. THicninatlsm. rTonne.
Man disordered kidneys. Foley Kld
nev Pills have helped your neighbors;
they will also hplrt ron. Mrs. B. Hill.
Peoria. 111.. sy: "I v suffered
ereatly with my kidneys for years and
have suffered a No with rheumatism.
Have taken several wel known kldne
Pills. These hove done me a erest d-'
nt rood rellevlne rne of the sever
backache nnd reumatlsm tin. I cheer
NOTE SATISFACTION, BURXIXG
QUALITIES AND FLOATING AE0M
OF A FAM CS KING HAVANA CIGAR
SATISFACTION Oil TOUIt MOSEY
HACK. YOU ARE THE JUDGE. NO
QUESTIONS ASKED.
FAM US KING
Cir-AR FACTORY
By Harrison Rhodes and Thomas A. Wise
Now in Third Triumphant Year
Thirteen Months at the Blou Theatre, New York
Eight Months at the Grand Opera House, Chicago
Siz months at the Walnut Street Threatre, New York
five months at the P?rk Theatre, Boston
"Every Decent American Should See It"
ymmmmmmmgmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm i naajj ,, vac. - mua i a i
Given with the Special New York Company. .An Imnense Cast
Prices 50, 75, $1 and $L50
Seat Sale Opens Thursday Morning
BUB
HA Civ ANn Uptown office Main 720
VC . ?7L Residence phone Main 25
AMBULANCE e.lbussey
I'licninoiila KolliMVH A Cold.
But never fc Hows the use of Foley'9
Ucn;y and Tar, which checks the
cough and expels the cold. M. Stock
krl,, Hannibal, Mo., says: "It beeas
all the remedies I ever used. I con
t raited a bnd cold and cough and was
threatened With pneumonia. One bot- pimmmimmmmimmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
Me of i-oley's Honey and Tar com- r :
Ateiy cur-d me No opia ee just J0b Printing Promptly at The Obse er
t reliable household medicine. a ir J www w
Sefd
v9 Fresh Hand-Rolled Choco
y p. lates Can't Be Beaten
Chief Joseph Flour Warranted to Please
FOR SAIE BY
Vlaer-Stanchfield Produce Co.
HAY, GRAIN, HED, POULTRY SUPPUES, WOOD i6 k' cc Ave"
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