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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER, MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1911.
ilEAD for PROFIT
Um for Rctu!ts .
j FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
' Tbcr o-k directly ca the KIDNEYS,
BLADDER and URINARY PASSAGES,
fand their benefxiaj effect is felt from the
fetart. For BACKACHE, KIDNEY and
'BLADDER TROUELE, RHEUMATISM
CONGESTION of the KIDNEYS, IN
FLAMMATION of the BLADDER and
SUmcyirgURINARY IRREGULARITIES
they exercise a permanent benefit.
TONIC 1 ACTION - OUICK it RESULT
HILL'S DRUG STORK- : '
ROUGH DRY
For several years we have refused
to do rough dry wishing. Owing to
the ' small amount offered we have
been unable to do the same at a profit.
From the large number of inquiries
recently received we believe we can
cpfm this department of our laundry
at a saving to our patrons and a profit
to ourselves. .We shall give It a trial
and If successful will continue the
.department permanently.
x HKitiv jur a yiit.cr auu uut um-
r will calL
Everything will be done at a piece
price only.
CHERRY'S SEW LAUXDRY.
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-THE -GROCERY
Stageberg & Sandborg
Phone 70.
GEEEX C0R5 ' "
CABBAGE
' sijiwer squash'
TIRHI'S
CARROTS .
greex oxioxs
potatoes (xew) .
cucumbers- . '
creex beaks -.,
wax beaks '
eatixg apples
cookixg apples
OKAXGES '
BAXASAS
CAXTAL0UPE8 '
PEACHES '
HASrBERRIES
BLACKBERRIES
WATERMELONS
; TRY OUR HOME BACOJT AT
20e PER LB. ; ; '.: :
BALL CASE A FIZZLE.
l ure Fail to Show op and Aadif nee
Hume I)lajiwintf d.
The ac'lcipat"! ball same between
the teams of Cove and La Grande,
scheduled to take place yesterday af
ternoon, failed to materialize because
the Cove aggregation did lot show
uj. The La Grande team was on hand
but the Coviteg were not and the fans
who went to the park came away unratified.
FRATERXAL ORDERS OF LA V
GRAXDE.
.
i t. A A. M- 1 ",d" -4,1 ti'-x
l.J r t A. E lv" - meet--ngs
first and tiiirc Sa.t;Toays at
7;30 p. ni. Cordial welcome to all
Masons. L. M. HOYT. W. U.
C. WILLIAMS. Becretar-. -
P, O. E. La Grande Lodge No. 438
raets each Thursday evening at 8
o'clock In Elk's club, corner of De
pot street and Washington aver.ua.
Visiting brotbeis are cordially ln
, vitad to attend.
IL J. RITTER. Ex, Rut,
. H. E. COOLIDGE. Rec. Sec.
frooDMEx ok -fMBr cmr t?
Grande Lodge No. 169 W. O. W
meets every second and fourth Sat
urdays at K. P. hail. AH visiting
mebers welcome. '
D. FITZGERALD, C. C.
J. H. KEENEY. Clerk.
. W. A La Grande Camp No. 7703
meets every Monday In the month at
the I. O.O. F. ball. All Tlsltlng
neighbors are cordially InvlteJ to
attend.
E. E. DANIELS.
ED. HEATH. Clerk.
tJiUKKAHStirrsul Lodjfe No. V
meets every Tuesday evening In th
I. O. O. F. ball. All visiting mem
-i bers are Invited to attend..
MRS. XATIE ARBUCKLE, N. O.
HISS ANNA ALEXANDER, Bee
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Red Crow
Lodge No. 27 meet every Mondaj
night In Castle hall, (old Elk's hall.)
A Pythian welcome to all vlsitln
Knights.
JESS PAUL. C. C.
R. I LINCOLN. M. of R. S
O. E. S. Hope Chapter No. 13. 0. S
C. holM itated communications tb
second and fourth Wednesdays of
each' month Visiting members cor
'. dlaliy lnrlUd. t ;
- CARRIE" B HUNTER. W. M.
MARY A. WARNICK. 8m.
ome Independent
Telephone Co.
Long Distance Connection with the Entire
. Bell System '
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Miss Catherine Barker Must
Struggle Along on $60,000 a Year
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Young Miss Catherine Barker must be added to the galaxy ot American
heiresses. If, Indeed, she Is not the brightest gem In that array of beauty and
wealth, ner father, John II. Barker, who died recently, bequeathed $14,000.
000, his entire fortune, to MIks Catherine, fourteen years old. She Is the richest
girl or unmarried woman In the country. By the time Miss Barker comes of
age, even of marriageable age, her wealth will have Increased vastly. Her
father's will made the First Trust and Savings bank her guardian and manager
of her estate, and that Institution is noted for Its conservative administration.
However, those who know MIhs Barker best say money cannot "spoil her." ;K
friend of hers called her a "home girl" and added, "She will remain Catherine:
Sever will she become Katberlne." John II. Barker was a son of John Barker,
who started the Haskell-Barker Car company at Michigan City, Ind. Dying,
John Barker left the business to his sons, John H. and Wallace Barker. When
his brother died John H. Barker became sole owner of the concern, which
builds everything on wheels, from a palace car to a narrow gauge dump. car.
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Commercial
Banking
This bank has nnexcelled facilities
for the care of your business in com
merclal banking and solicits . yoor
checking arcoant .
' When yon pay all your bills and con
tracts by check job can rest easy In
case a dispute arises as to payment.
Ton have In your paid check an evi
dence of payment that cannot be dis
puted. You do not need a large
amount of muuey iv
account with this bank. Open an ac
count and acquire the habit of pajinij
bills by check. Ton will find It both
safe anA convenient.
In addition to taking care of yonr
business In this department we can give
j on an Interest aeconnt or furnish you
a safe deposit box at a nominal rental
Burglar proof vault. It is onr aim to
meet your requirements In every way.
Call and see us."
MEACIIAM MILL CLOSED.
Disjointed Condition of Market Closes
Meacham Mill Lawt Week.
The Pendleton East Oregonian says:
On account of the demoralization
of the lumber market, the Meaohara
sawmill has discontinued operations
and will remain closed down Indefi
nitely. Manager Nibley gave the or
der to cease cutting on Wednesday and
that night the entire crew was laid
off. many of the men taking the night
train for other points. ,
The closing of the Meacham mill
has been contemplated for some time
and ia In keeping with the policy of
many of the big milling companies
throughout 7 the northwest bwhig ' to.
the conditions of the lumber market
Manager Nibley declares that never
In the past 20 years has he ever seen
the market more "shot to pieces" than
it is at present and he attributes the
tariff , agitation as the one and only
caue. "Politicians' back In Washing
ton are responsible for the condition
of the lumber market," he said, "and
until they cease their agitations con
ditions will remain unsettled."
UMMER
uggestions
Take two-thirds of a glass of cold :
sparkling SAM-O, add one-third of
any of the following fruit juices:
Lemon, Orange, Pineapple or Grape
Mpnre It rlirkt and ml It tamthar - t
IVt good for what alii yoo In this kind of weather." II
Juam, Mexico, Film.. '
Jaurei. (Mexico). After the Battle.
This film Is particularly Interesting
aud of value from the fact that It Is
the first motion picture ever made of
a beselged city directly after a bat
tle. In this remarkable film the bat
tle scarred city of Jaurez Is shown as
It appeared after the Mexican tnsur
tos had succeeded in obtaining pos
session. You will see Bcenea where
the most desperate fighting during
the 19lh century took place, showing
the wreck and destruction caused by
the insurrectos' cannon, powerful ma
chine guns and dyuamlte. Another
Interesting Incident Is a picture caught
by the photographer of Red Lopet. a
notorious outlaw, who waB recently
tried, convicted of desertion, and sen
tenced to be confined in prison for
eight years, and Bhot while trying to
escape. Another picturesque Bight Is
the poorly clad lusurrecto army, arm
ed to the teeth with Runs and revolv
ers, captured from the federals. Of
great Interest Is the church of Guada
lupe, over 400 years old. Back of this
church the federals made -their last
stand and put up an awful fWht. We
next see the ruined postoffice. one
time home of the patriotic president,
Bonita Jaures. The custom house Is
of historical Interest to Americana, as
It was here that President Taft and
ex-President Dlas met and dined. The
first foreign territory ever visited by
an America president during his term
(of office. The film Is now running at
the His theatre.
-; .... Adreit. ..
"He 1 what . u mlcht , i-nll nu
I Irolt man." '
"Ihi'liledly. His nl w ihtw rind hl:n
fit iiml ni dehta nter. "hurt mm in
Ks ounce.
:; ' Chilly Affair.
Stella -Did you give lite bride e
Hlmwer Bella-Well, all her friend'
tlirvvt- i nk water on the brideunmui -Ww
TvrU Sim. ; ,
X0TICE OF STREET IMFROYEMEXT
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN': No
tice is hereby given that in pursuance
of a resolution adopted by the common
council of the city of La Grande, Ore
gon, on the 15th day of December,
1909,. creating Improvement district
u, and designating rth . Fir
No
street, as such district, and In pursu
ance of a resolution adopted by said
commou council on the 28th day ot
June, 1911, whereby said council de
termined aud declared its intention
to improve all that portion of North
Fir street, In said improvement dis
trict as herelnaf er described, by con
structing cement walks on each side
of street, the council will, ten days
after the service of this notice upon
the owners of the property, affected
and benefitted by such improvement,
order tha: said above described im
provement be made; that the boundar
ies of said district to be so improved
are as follows; ' .
All that portion of North Fir street
from the north curb line of Monroe
avenue, to the south side of W ave
nue. (A) And the property affected or
benefitted by said improvement is as
follows:
Lots 7 and 8. block 150; lots 13 and
14. block 155; lots 1 and 26, block; 134;
and Iota l and 26. block 151; Chaplin's
addition and lot 13, Predmore block
and lots 13 and 14, block l;
lots thirteen ; and fourteen, lock
3; lots 13 and 14, block 4; lots 1 and
26. block 23; lots 1 and 26, block 22;
lots 1 and 26, block 21; and lot 1, block
24, Predmore addition; all in the city
ot La Grande. Oregon.
Notice Is hereby further given that
the council wftl levy a special assess
ment on' all the property affected and
benefitted by such Improvement for
the purpose ot paying for such Im
provement. That the estimated cost
Of such Improvement Is the sum of
$2,128.00. That the council will, on
the 16th day of August 1911. meet at
the council chamber at tho hour of
8 o'clock, p. m., to consider said esti
mated cost, and the levy of said as
sessment, when a hearing will be
granted to any person feeling aggriev
ed by such assessment,
li Grande, Oregon, August 4th, 1911.
CITY COUNCIL OF LA GRANDE.
OREGON.
By C. M. HUMPHREYS.
vere pains in my back and when the
stones wlere passed, I was in such
great misery that I often had to
scream. Attacks of this kind came at
regular intervals and gradually my
health was undermined. I lost
weight, had a poor appetite and felt
(miserable in very way. I spent hun-
Recorder of the City of La Grande, dreds of dollars for doctors' treatment
Oregon. . , - and used manv well-known remedied
out i om not receive much relief un
til I bf gan taking Doan's Kidney Pills.
I was led to procure this remedy by
reading the many public statements
given in its praise and I am now glad
that I did so. This preparation has
brought me great relief and ' had
warded off return" attacks of my trou
ble. I shall always do what I can to
make the merit of Doan's Kldneyf
rails Known. , ;.; - : :
For sale by all dealers; Price 50
cents. Foster-Milburh : Co., Buffalo,
NeV York, sole agentg for 'the United
States;, ,
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other. ' , . ;
"IX A BAD WAY
Many a La Grande Reader Will Feci
. Grateful for This Information.
When your back gives out;
Becomes lame, or aching;
When urinary troubles set in,
Your kidneys are "in a bad way."
Doan's Kidney Pills are fr sick
kidneoys.
Local evidence proves, their merit
Charles Kurz, 161 Center street,
Baker City, Oregon, says. "I gladly
give my name as one who bias been
benefitted by Doan's Kidney Pills. For
twenty-five years I endured untold
agony from, gravel. There were se-
HA PIT A ND Uptown office Main 720
MntTifl Residence phone Main 25
AMBULANCE e.l bussey
as
A New SMpment
of Swift's Premium Sugar
Cured HAMS & BACON-
they run; large, medium
1 and small.
Don't forget our Slicer-
Boiled Ham; Chipped Beef and
Bacon
ocey and Bakey
J THE HOME OF GOOD THIXGS TO EAT. PHOXEt Main 75