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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1913)
SATURDAYrOCTOBER 18, 1913 ... . v.' . t . LA GRANDE ETBNINe OBSERTBB, PAGE SEVEN E WOIM We li: WINE" make up a LADIES' SUIT in quick order, a GENTLEMAN'S SUIT in Twelve Hours. ,AU work Guaranteed. Over ten years in business here, is a guarantee of Rood oer ce. from, for both Ladieo and Men. ANDREWS BROS. L.A GRANDE. ORE. ASK YOUR FRIENDS WHAT '. ' '"JW ft.'n-f ?-' '.'. :' - f.sJ.y f . . t :l-f KIND OF WORK WE DO. .o ;-.-r....i (V.k. :..;.; ;.;.y;:! .;- y 7) : il'.; f nun mnnrrnn iwu nuumo NORTH . POWBBR MAN - WHO BUILT FIRST HOUSE DIES. - New SelHMtl Grade Is Installed la Ctlj Ball on Account of Crowded ,., Ctaditioas. S':-';,',v.,.;,;;, North Powder, Or", Oct 17. (Sep- cial) David MeCurry, one of the ear ly settler of Oregon, died at hia hone j sister when 14 years old. At the" age J Interment was made in the cemetery of 24 he came-to the Grande Ronde at this pUc. v;7? valley, being one of the party who biased the trail from The Dalles. Forj a. number of years, he and a partnea named Bennington, operated a pack.! train from that seaport into the valley when La Grande consisted of a few log cabins.- He built the .first .Us house in Union county and in 1862 he married a lady from the Grande Ronde valley. .'" For eight or nine years he lived in Union on what is now known as the Dobbin ranch, which, he "broke out" and improved. " r ' . ' David HcCorry was a man of kind ly .disposition and will, be missed by friends .and neighbors, among whom i b. h HomI tnr voara. H i survived Here Sunday mgnt, alter an uuiess-oi ... . - f. Mrs. Doratha MUleT dkd at the res idence of her daughter,' Mrs. W.1 B. Hill, Thursday, . October 16th, The de ceased was 69 years of age and came to Oregon from Kansu 18 years ago, and has been a resident of 4hia place and Baker county since that time! She leaves a wide circle of friends and ac quainUnces in both Union and . Ba ker counties. , She is survived by her husband, Henry Miller , of ' Bandoh, Ore., and six children:. Mrs. W. E. Hill, Mrs. Mary Chrietroan, Mrs. AmelHa Strub and Henry," Jr., Carl and Amel Miller,' all of 4shom live in r Baker county. Funeral services will be held at Welch's Undertaking parlors in Ba- an umeaa oi . c McCorryf nd , ker Sunday afternoon at 2. o'clock. several weeks. Had he lived anotaer J. g- Jan-hter, Mrs; David Wiggins,! The city hall has been finished and month he would have been 73 years au of whom live here. old. . ' -i.:-.,- i..;-i-t viV i Deceased,, was born , in , Dublin, Ire- land, and yme to this county with his Funeral services were helcf in the Methodist .church Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Young conducting the ' services. THE TELEPHONE ! : " . By furnishing quick service in com munication multiplies a man's capacity . and makes it passible for the business , man to transact more business. . EVERY TELEPHONE A LONG DISTANCE STATION HOME INDEPENDENT TELEPHONE SYSTEM DORDAN'S BAR 215 FIR STREET. i COUNTRY TRAE SOLICITED. PHONE ORDERS TAKEN CARE L. F AT ALL HOURS. ; J. F. DORDAN, Proprietor &S & MM. M LUMBBR WILL NEVER BE CHEAPER. than now. As yea knew, the lumber fit for milling is getting Scarcer every year. Then why set begin baildiag new aad tab advantage af the present mr ketT Later nyoa will regret it We have ful sMpplies far high-grade lamber far bath ex totrier aad interior conitructiea. . the third grade installed, with Miss Audry" Combs' as' teacher. Work be gan Monday morning. ' Miss Laura Mercer is now substituting in place of Miss Combs, who Is ill. ' 1 - v . . ; Mrs. Ivanhoe, county superintend. ent of schools, visited the two upper rooms Wednesday afternoon and mads a short address in aach room. She ex pressed approval of the work done. ' Volney E. Lee has been appointed postmaster to succeed G. C. Scheurer, who resigned some time ago. Mr. Lee will take charge as soon as qualified. J. W. Chandler shipped two carloads of cattle to Portland the first of the week,' with J. A. Thronson in charge. , T. F. Walker has shipped seven car loads' of cattle to Joseph, where they will graze in transit, with Portland as the final destination. ... . r r Mrs. J. W. Burns of Salt Lake, is visiting in town, having been called here by the sickness of Her grand father, the late David McCurry. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Brown and chil dren, Florence and Jehudi, leave to morrow night for Wisconsin. . Barry gnd Harvey will remain in North Powder for the present. John M. Gilkison received a phone message from Baker Monday morn ing telling of the death of his broth er's wife, Mrs. W. B. Gilkison, at Keat ing, Ore. John and Harold Gilkison and I. W. Maharry left that afternoon to attend the funeral. Carl Dennine. who is seriously ill at the home of Mrs. Brant, is report ed to be improving after severe hem- orrahges of the lungs. Mrs. V. E. Webb was taken to tne hospital in Baker Wednesday for treatment for blood poisoning. ' Mrs. Lilly Goodman, who has been visiting her' brother, Lane Goff, and he friend, Miss Chandler! has return ed to her home at Coos Bay Mrs. C. L. Scott and twin daughters, who have been in La Grande, where the babies were treated for inflamma tion of the stomach and bowels, have returned to their home on Clover creek. - The children are much im. proved. 01iEL'yM if, THY IT AT OUR EJWHNSbI . ; - We are in earnest when wd ask you to give CRRINiS a trial. You have nothing to , risk and everything; to gain, for your money win be returned if after a trial you fail to get resuha from ORRINE. 'This effer gives the wtH aad mothers f those who drink to excess aj opportunity to try the ORRINE treatment, It a very simple treatment, can be given is the home without ' publicity or test T time from .neatness, end at a mall price : , r.-: -j.., y i.ff-," ORRINE Is, prepared In two formM K4 1. secret treatment, a powder. OR RINE No; , to Bill form, for those who i desire to take voluntary treat, ment. Costs only Sl-OQ a box. . Come In and talk vr.,rAatter with us. Ask for booklet. .0. E. Silverthora, corner Depot and Adams. '. bankers, professional men and the j Mason and Frank 'y P. Friday are commercial dub have taken up the I among the leader in circulating the light against the recall, while A. L recall petition!. ' U 'ften mistaken fprftmilt Wetknwt. but yields m te the use tf Feley Kidney Pills... . ,U,A prominent physician in a big, Aotwishing 'city recently' said: "Do" you know trt'thratrJmore women suffering - from kidney trouble than men f And more than' that, so many frt :tll Hinnuifft ttrllA mm. 'to mm .lllr Recall at Hood River. ' ' ' i- Hood River, Ore., Cct. 17. Those ;r.ifcrff-rM.i,i.w,i.L.i citizens of the county opposed to the Ur,,,,, th uk, Fok piU( members of the county court and who!for:their kidnevg , b,adder( "-'-"" , troubles are soon cured me recau oi ine court, tne election 1 to be held at the time of the general referendum election, declare that they will secure sufficient signatures to place the recall on the ballot. ; The contest between the petitioners and the friends of the court is expected to result in a warm political, cam paign. '" Prominent business ' men, Nervous, played out, tired women, constantly dragged down with pain, suffering from weak backs, sleepless, without appetite ' and the victims of headaches, use Foley Kidney ' Pills without fear, and with entire confi dence in their uabuildinr and curative qualities.'. The change ' 'to health) A. T. strength and vitality will follow, the IMa of. Falfcv ITlrliiiiv' Pilla u VnM , monimgfollo'wirr;rgTSt.AdaU.b cause Foley Kidney Pills are one of thoae Mad. hnneiit and ruliatila jnmAi- cines that.for-.littlecost can do M - things, for your benefit. Foley Kidney rills begin to work for you just to . soon as you take them,, and even the , first day '8 treatment will have a good effect. Obey the impulse to take them ' NOW, and in 24 'hours you will be on ; the up grade. Neglect yourself and ,, you are paving the way for serioua complications and maybe a dangerous, illness. Use Foley Kidney Pills, which . will bring you back to sound health. Hill. It vVENAHA LUMBER COMPANY Deafness Cannot Be Cured bx local applications, as ' they cannot reach th diseased portion of the ear. There la only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is caused by an Inflamed condi tion of the mucous lining ot the Eusta chian Tube. When this tube Is Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearlnc, and when It is entirely closed. Deafness Is the result, and unless the In flammation can b taken out and this tub restored to Its normal condition, IimtIu will ba destroyed forever: nine cases eut of ten are caused by Catarrh, j which Is nothing but an Inflamed condi tion of th mucous surfaces, 1 W iUCY0Hdm4 rnllr fcrsayesM jt if' (esawa ttotuft) ibstsso be esis by EabCbturkOara. Bu4 tat dmlin. tnm. i r,j rmcNBT, a ooTttoe,obi. 1 "a.tibTBrssfe.-7K. - - Ssk Ball's arsauiy fills fbr NOT BROKE "Says the Owner" BUT ON ACCOUNT OF BEING AWAY FROM LA GRANDE AND ' t ' CANNOT GIVE THE PLACE MY PERSONAL ATTENTION, HAVE DE CIDED, TO SELL. O FCOURSE YOU REAP THE BENEFIT. ' ' ' ' ' '. Here is What We Have THE NORTH HALF OF OUT LOT 159, CHAPLAIN'S SUPPLE MENTAL ADD TO LA GRANDE. ... THERE IS A GOOD 3-ROOM HOUSE, STON EFOUNDATION; GOOD SMALL BARN, WOOD HOUSE. MAIN DITCH RUNS ALONG SOUTH' SIDE OF LOT, ALWAYS GIVING PLENTY OF MOISTURE TO LAND. NOW IF YOU WANT A FINE LOT IN GOOD LOCATION FOR HOUSE ON REASONABLE TERMS WE SELL ALL CLASSES OF PROPERTY La Grande Investment Company SEE US New Quarters Old Land Office 1113 Adams Av
