" WEDNESDAY, MAT 7, 1913.
LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER;
PAGE TERES
SIX LAWYERS
ed,' and this antiseptic . balsam will
surely destroy all germ life and H
Catarrh niBery. : t
It's , guaranteed for ' Catarr i,
Coughs, Cold and Croup; it relieves
stuffed-up head in 5 minutes and re
freshes the enlire nasal tract: Com
plete outfit with directions for use
$1.00. If you own a HYOMEI in
hakr get a bottle of Booth's II i'O,
MUI l.i 50 cents at Newlin Drug 'Co.
ad druggists everywhere. . Juut
I real lit it no stomach dosing. -
sant to take, a remedy that contains
nothing ' injurious. Chamberlain's
Cough. Remedy meets all these ,- re
quirements, It acts on nature's plan
relieves the ' lungi,', aids ' expectora
tion, opens the secretions and re
stores the system to a healthy con
dition. This remedy has a worM-wide
sale and use, and can always j be .de
pended upon. Sola y all dealers.
I Most Prompt, and Efficient Cure for
., Bad Colds.
. When you have a ' bad cold you
want a remedy that will net only give
I relief, , but effect a prompt and per.
' manent cure, a remedy that is plea-
SUPREME COURT AT PENDIJJ.
, TON QUIZZES ATTORNEYS.
GIVEN
PERMITS
1
II I '" V Heard Refnre THhunnl. '
Silver Mesh Bags Repaired
and Silver Plated
. $1.00
SIEGRIST & CO.
Jewelers
La Grande, Ore.
v. Pendleton, May 7. The East Ore
gonian says: Six new lawyers were
created today by the Oregon 'supreme
court in session here. Every one of
the applicants who took the bar examination-
succeeded in qualifying and
are how admitted to practice. They
are Edward B. Williams of Redmond,
Jacob M. Blank of Canyon City, Will
iam Dick of The Dalles, James Ray
mond Murphy of Metolius, and John
R. Wheeler of Vale.".
The first case to be argued and sub
mitted before the supreme tribunal
today was the murder case from Har
ney county, the State vs. John , M.
Taylor. Deputy District Attorney
Swagler of Vale appeared . for the
state and Mark Weatherford of Al
bany for the appellant . ,
Other cases argued and submitted
today, were, as follows:
From Union county, Althea G.
Wolk, reap., vs. C, R. Hibberd, appl,,
Eugene Aashewell and R. J. Green for
respondent, George T. Cochran for
appellant; C. J, Parrett, resp.,: vs John
M. Stewart, appl., from Baker county,
Claude McCulloch for respondent,
William H. Packwood and C. P. Mur
phy for appellant; Co-operative Gold
& Copper Mining Co., resp., vs. C. H
Long, appl.; from Baker county, F. L.
Hubbard for respondent, A; A. Smith
for appellant. '
Wheat at the Dollar Mark
CATARRH GOES
SNUFFLES AND
HAWKING CEASE
j The best nose and throat special
ists in the world advise their pa
tients'to breathe Eucalptus to destroy
Catarrh germs and heal the sore, raw
spots. ' ,-.
Booth's HYOMEI is Australian
Eucalyptus combined with Thymol,
and' yi. some Listenain : antiseptics.
Breathe, it through the little pocket
inhaler, and in vapor for mas direct-
Makes Wheat Land Look Good
More so when one can get a tract of good ' ,
land at a price like the one we are going to quote
you. . ' -
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1360 Acre Grain Ranch
Located in Morrow County
t
1360 grain ranch situated in Morrow county. ,
Most of it can be put in cultivation, balance will
make good pasture, plenty water, fair buildings,
. ' 500 acres in wheai this year of which one-third
crop goes to purchaser. Last year this place pro
duced 45 bu. to acre. Price $20.00 per acre,
r Now this extremely low price is made to close
- an estate Let us tell you all about this fine op-
' portunity to make some money, ' ,
All classes Property for Sale
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La Grande Investment Co:
1111 ADAMS AVE., FOLEY HOTEL BLOCK J
Wednesd
ay Specials in Lyon-Taylor Contest
RULES OF THIS CONTEST:
1 No name of contestant will bo knowa.
2 No name ot contestant will be published.
3 Every contestant gets 5000 votes to start with.
4 Every contestant gets a number. . -
5 Standing of contostant published weekly.
6 Votes MUST be recorded every Wednesday t count.
7 Votes aro good for record ONLY In week In whick they are
given out . .
8. Votes MUST NOT be written on. '
9 Tie your votes In packages, with contestant's number on top
1
slip, total number of vetes each package contains and signature of
the party depositing votes. (This is imperative.) '
19 Votes are transferable ONLY before recording.
11 No contestant will be allowed to vote for another contestant..
12 Contest ante not -voting for themselves will be dropped.
13 Be careful in counting your votes. Vote packages reading
greater number of votes than the package actually contains will be
thrown out.
. 14 Watoh yeur standing each week, as you have only one week
after each report, comes out to correct an error, as votes are all. de
stroyed the second week after the report comes out.' "
15 Votes must be taken to ttore giving them out and deposlt
, ed for record each week. Merchants who are running this contest
will stamp their respective names on each and every ballot. See
that this is done at time votes are given out.
1 THE LA, GRANDE OBSERVER Is the only paper In La Grande
publishing the official count each .week. ' . .. .
17. ' Contestants are not allowed to collect votes among customers.''
18. All people served by La Grande postoffice will be required to
cast votes in person.
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WEDNESDAY SPECIAL
1,000 Votes With Every Purchase.
10 Votes for One on al Accounts.
Low Shoes $5.00 Shoes for $3.00; 1 votes for 1.
This is a special bargain for one day.
Hats Panamas, $7.00; $15.00 values, 70,000 votes.
Straws $3.50 to $5.00, 50,000 votes. ' ' '
A bargain counter In Odds and ends in shirts. $1.50
Shirts for 50c.' 1,500 votes with each.
The Toggery
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL
! 1,000 VOTES
For every 25c applied onBooks.
For every 25c applied on Purses and Handbags.
For every 10c applied at Fountain.
For every 10c applied on Tablets and Envelopes.
Silverthom's
FAMILY- DRUG STORE
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL
1,000 Votes for $1.00 in Crockery, Enamel Ware and
Stoves. '
100,000 VOTES GIVEN AS A BONUS ON EACH
RANGE PURCHASED WEDNESDAY.
Henry & Carr
Furniture and Undertaking
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL
1,000 Votes on Each Dollar applied on
SCISSORS
.22 RIFLES
POCKET KNIVES
LAWN MOWERS
4. ij'
F. L Lilly
GRAN
BE OBSERVER
O. E. Silverthorn,
F.L.Lilly,
Henry & Carry
A. V. Andrews