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NOTICE.
CL-CL,
j Ml ill tor your tr.rrls'thp said lrtth Any of Aiwist, 1!1!. 1 0
(In.: onus, lionr tii0"u'd this Hlth day nf dgly, 1SH0. 1 I.a Grande Auto fcxrhnngc p.i0 th
mind that at :ist flv$ iftur.-t sh"ui9 ' n E' M- F(iw,'ER Mtix)t price fu0 used ours. Oiu7
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work by tile I . " r' ''" I Sr. Its. '
7-iroJt . 0w"'K to lhe lt,l'talfe uf it
c ia)iiiumioi un tiif prrsrnt witter
WANTED Sweet crA and milk,
nine Mountain Craiynery Co.
7-1 4-31 p.
WANTED Knomeni and hoarders,
!IU5 Spring St. 1'lione M-7S7.
7-10-IU
WANTEOr-Plnre
by inkn with
U'llUU.
1-U7U
e-i 6 moor. 70 's !"enJ to "PPlp lh daily demand
0 I., ii Co. n.OW usld- " ,,as- l''l-f"e. bren de-
iu ut.iur inr cny lull ulUinc!!!
for irrigating and sprinkling lawns.
Beginning with this evening (Tuei-
day, July U), tfiose living in
First Ward (Silh of L AverAe)-
luesduy, ,1'ily 15. ,
Second Ward (Norlfc of I, Avenue,
East of Fourth Street and South of
railroad yack) Wednesday, July 16.
Third Ward (North of I Avenue,
West of Kfeirth Areet to city limits)
I hursday.y ul 17,
lourth Ward(.orlh of railroad. Kas
of l ourth strVt til city liimts) Fri
day July 18; eeryfourth day there
nluvi ..lill.. llMtlW.M.Il tllft.-ll.
to Rive t'o- foAl i. 1 1 1
KKt and the stoma
h a period of'
eRt bofoiv a second in. i is tiakfn uSuiiii
cTurer Cjly.of T.& tir-nde. I Fir street.
7-1 (Kit. . "
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rrove and take reasonable nmonnt
of exivp-p 'ty day you will'not ;
as honsel.eeper
one child. Call
7-9-7tp.
CoMlaiai Qulilily lteletvct
Then If m eat no lime tln yoiri
"bOUt IWO ago Blien SlT-
f:lnir from a severs tt;u'k ofi;im-
neea to won - nooui joup appatmi !mer cnplaltjt, I .ooCbabi l.i s
W hen the lrj- of npp. liie is caused rolic and DiaiTh( IUnndy and !t
by constipation as Is oftenlh- caso. : relkov! me alimi lfjntlv." writes
that should be rump ted l one,. A'm-j. !l4Mir J, put, Clatt ' Mills. N ,
dose of Clinniberlaiire Table t. Ilijy. This i an t'cellent" remedy for
do lt.J-Adv. . .exilic ami- diarrhwi ni ihoul.1 v
kept 'M. ban. by ery family.
l'hoiw, Main Zdli.
Mnie wator r,r a ft-w daySf fioni
The Observer furnishes and prw.9 'he fiiundo Honda river withoul
Butter iHapperi. ihlo'inatloii. lt Is thpiTrwa clO' med
cbloilmvliiir pbint and (ho luiposl- FIRST AX'TO OF MEXICAN' MARK
bllily of gelling lOsufflvliuit "supply I MEXICO CITY, July 10. The ins
wator from Ilmvur-Cruek at this l-utomobile r(Jr constructed inIexicn
to uunin 'appeared recenjly In the capital, hav
"itMno It wllg be nitcossury
A VAp.'T Al) wld"
CAI.lrOH ftrAVElf CKFKK I'irF,jAdv
' . LINK V.ONJiS.
Notice is hereVy given that
jCity of IjiCnimle Heaver Cieik Pipe! tioiial
I Line lionrls, Numbers 1 to 02, ;tuu-
jsive, liear.ng ilate oi the Kith tlav ff
Alltrllt 1t(l) in,.lil,li,..r it.tP.,L t .
WANTED txpyleiiocd churn drlll-jday July 18; eeryfourlh day there- the date of redemptionwill be takes
er.s for 2u feWt down hole ml 'after. only. 1. lup and redeemed by the Tieasu, or oi
e()yoto lHil,Beers at M's No nozzle with nVre than .ne-fourth'tne City of I.a Cirandc, Oregon, on the
- . -ii-ii. iincn opening snal be used for irr 1 . ;i, uh ,,f l.i...,ue nun i..i....
ting or sprinKiing pnrpiscs.
S'oad fymfnt im Victory IVinds
thc ;di U'foe Jly 15. J.a (Irand N
Wank. . 7-7St
ChaailnM-UilM'a I'kWp iiimI IHMTtMWa
KWntcdy
W ANTED Waitress
taurantA
at
Home Res
, C-SO-tf
'illation is necessary and imperative for
1 1 lie health and safety of the city ami
all violators of same will be arrested
WANTF.D-Jpiifi to enter training at prosecuted as the city ordinance
the Wallatalla hospital. Apply direct.
I'his reg-isnid bonds will cease from ami after' Im
This medicine wlwnvs wins tho
good opinion if not the praise of
(tuniiim.e who uso It. T-y It when you
o iy-ed- of such a remedy. ,
BU)erintendent.
4-28-j.f
WANTED-vClean cotton rags suitable
to wipe machinery. 2 cents a pound.
Observer office.
MACHINE HRMi
Mrs. J,. H. M
nue. Kirst bit
Red 711
MACHINE 1
Mrs. 15. CV
machine. 9it
Red 1G1. V
TITCHING done by
on, 908 Adams ave-
west of postoffice.
4-10-tf
Adv-
- II. S. HliOWNTON, I'resident.
JOHN' (Ol.l.IEK, City Mgr.
-7-15-Gt. .
Si'iiimer Compbilnt in ( bllihen
Tiue is not anything like so
many deaths from tlim disease now
. jos before Chamberlain's Oulic ami
j Diarrhoea Remedy came Into sue1'
general When this remedy i
given with easlor oil as di.:ee;ed an l
proper care Is taken in to diet, It U
sure to say that fully ninety-nine
out of very hundred catsce. recover
-vi.r. v. u. Campbell of Butler, Tenn ,
says. "I have used Chamberlain's
Colic and Diarrhofti Rnmc.lv rn.
MONEY TO LOAN On Improved summer enmnl.-.it. in i,i,.i. t.
property Union county. No de-far hrad of anvthine I hnv o..'.
lays. Curnent rates. La Grande se,i fur this nui-Dose.." A,lv
HEMSTITCHING done by
Turkey. Latest model
Wush. eve. Phone
4-11-tf
Investment CO.
WANTE
to wipe
Observer
-Clean cotton rags suitable
lai'hinery. 2 cents a pound
iffice.
FOR RENT-
12 up. 151
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The Observer furnishes and printi
Butter Wrappers.
dams.
Phone Red
1-18U
FOR RENT PVHjiished apartment.
Call rtnirlandVtntnl- 7-10-tf
stoik iMi'(n i)i:n
; been impounlKl: One Holstein caw.
branded diaiitfcnd U on left hip: two
Jersey cows blinded diamond U on
iBft hip: oneljereVy heifer, two
frai.e old, lanled;!M on right hip;
two calves, uppv jiid lower slit in
wirti tlar. V 7-l.1-.tr.
J. C. CIIRISTAINSEN.
Chbf of Police.
RENT
LOST AND FOU?JD
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Iwiliy irobe. rUf
serve,r.
LOST OR HD'RAYED A tiwo year
old heifer, V asid L ond S on left I
hip. R!tiiW to A. F. Harris.!
HiuilidiHii. Phone B 1792. 7-9-tf.
Iiss of Appetite
As a general rule there Is nothing
Rftrioils ho;it a lii-i ol appetite, an. I
if you skip a meal oi on:y eat -two(
?ne;ul3 a day for a few days you will j
o o
i A i'ireloss Uanj'e no '(i;il,i!o wood you
jmt your f I in tin cookor lid'ore going to
i iiinvii or f-ii ii ii i i iur ;iii(l when you come
homo a delicious meal, 1?
awaits von niU that is iu
Raving of inoi't' than 80 iter
sumiJtiou.
m
it and iuii'V,
all, there is a
nt of fuel eon-
FURNITURE EXCHANGE
J'lione Tllack 1LMI Fir and Jefferson
l'est i'riees Paid for Used h'urniture, or
will Exchange for New.
lion. Yorj! in:iKi';
(iyig (o a br okdo'i
WATI'.il
l In the
Im-H: that water for diOiklng pu'rpos
os beifiled On iP t tuo chlorinating
plant ran be njialred.
0. J. lll.ACK, yj uter Supt.
. . 7-lfl-tf
inn come from Monterey where, lt is
sniiQ arrangements arc being mude foi
building the muchineS'in quantities.
Butter Wrappers piloted
Observer Office.
A WANT Anwlll flo It.
at a the
Popular JoiiVaiul " ImlH Bt'vos treat plant-'
ln mot porfieW indusiri.il etju'qinioni in ho woi-Id. Vn
S ionlifitdlly liAied and venlildtod.and provJJod :tr.'ri
with ovory hitiiiiiViiiiriaii tlovico pos!llo for ilie lSjai
pioterfiou of tho iVdlih iind safoiy of IU thousands ffelf'f
W Capacity 2 niiUioiiottlV$ daily. ! ' .
ANHEUSER-BUSCH . -4iJM t S"tv '' JWSWWi i
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GROUND FLOOR
OIL OPPORTUNITY
01
To Prospective Investors:
LOST OR BXpiiEN Hand cro.hft
trtiird. -Return t J Ob-
5-15-21
I.O.ST A bunch of keys.
Observer; reward.
Return to
M.Vat.p
FOK BALIS OR TltADB
TAMARACK, and while pine wood
for fcalc.$4.0 a cord at tho
slump. n" Ppr rt'n' tam-
nraek. On JVlJn Winn ranch, six
milfH from Vfy Order at Hug's
Orm-ery. 7-11 -tit
I'Olt SALE C.bnriies.
Ion. I'lKine Ii 2031.
line p-r gal.
7-14-Htp
FOR SALE-Two
lllaek :ir.9l.
h
FOR SALE-lp
,two sl.v'plii1
Jersey eow3. Call
7-10-"tp
ir two lots:
I'hono Hlarl
room bouse with
norches: either one
tinir high school
I.J2S1. , 7-lU-tf.
FOR SALE V
baby r.-.nlage
niid reed "Luxu y"
I'all Ulack
7-10-St
At Mar's Qim.ty there is always
room fnr churn drilled, royolo
h.i .liirirerii and ninckres. 7-10-tf
FOR SALK OK TltAIll-. M-am
swing ond 1 cJinder steam engine.
t-oll or it rile IE. R. K'-ngJO. 2 1'"
v,...i, Ak J 7-7-tf
FOR SAI.K-
motorcyeje.
Apply ObscH
17 Hnrtey-T)avidson
first class condition
office. 7-7-tf
FOR SALfc Jjlouse and furnltnro
win, o.rarV Bla-k 3592. 6-C-tf
i I
FOR SALE f even-foot range forj
r.tnnri.rt J mStel or logiring camp;
. . .,1.1 J-.l:.: . Will 111
in IITSt, CI1ISSI fOUUUIwil.
very reasoiabfi?. U. Lottei. 6-18tf,
FOR SALE J
cheap. Sf
Main 711.1
90 Ue' of lumber.
R. KivetV, Phone
fr9-tf
FOB SALE Or Ford tonrlng car,
one seven pafsenper atndebaxer
H.itti cars pe1ly overhauled.
gel tires tuSd ii gocnl condlhon. I
IikiiiI (imty Ronde Lumber I
Co , Retail Dept. Phone M-7.12. I
6-29-tf. i'
FOR SALE 01 tkahiv -w !
Sharpl'P separator. I Jill
rf irkens Ob, a cow
p: tl'.e aiuerin-.
(i erver offb-e.
tali"
f,r It. I wtlll
CjOI at the
7-K:tp
I
FOR SAI.K CverSnd touriXJ: car.,
M.iff S.V late 'IS car;is in first,
class c.md.tn; '.-00.nn, erm..'
Reason f;ir selling, need money
fMiilii:;;;: lliiVft
B 1 i'l !'H
To the Woman
Who "Never Has Any Luck
Putting Up Fruit and Berries"
How even a Be
inner can be
Sve of Perfect
Results in Mak
ing Jams, Jellies
and Preserves
Good home preserving is now easy to
accomplish. Even the housewife who
"never has any luck" with all sugar pre
serving can put up fruit ptrfectly if she will
first 'nake her preserving syrup with x
Karo Red L&bel) and j4 sugar instead
of suga alone.
By this method you can always have the
finest, moct delicious jams, giod clear jellies,
and preserves with a rich.l
Karo is a fine, clear syrup,
affinity for fruit juices.
It blends fcie fruit with tht
ovay with oae of the great!
putting up fn
cutting the wc
You can deptnd on it thai
by this method will never
'"candy" in the.Vlass.
For Cookintf, Bzlmfl and CarJly Makinc- Karo
Reel Label) is ttsecftin millions p homese In all
cooking o.".t hakingy recipes uaf Karo instead of
cugar. lt is tweet, cAdelicatelavor, .and brings
out the natural navoroMhe fuCcI.
heavy syrup.-
kvith a natural
sugar, doing
difficulties of
tit at home, aid just about
rk in half.
fruit put up.
ow tough or
FREE
Tm; experienced housewife as well at the be
ginner will find unur.usl interest in Uie new
tixiy-eii;ht pngc Cor.n Products Cook liook. Beautifully itlus
tratod ond suttestions nalore for preserving, tc. It it
hvr write x tod:iy for it.
CORN PROUttTS KLF1NLNG CO,
(red LatH )
and1! sua:-
W 8
MzkB berfitt
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Many avo familiar wjl.li th(..l.arg5 ir.turns from siipppssful oil oiwrationa. Tho
I'di-lniii's that luive liccii niado iifo fabulous ami no greatPr have been made
tlian will bo made in the near future. -t ,, ( M.Jf.'i3itiWiji?fif'i.iH;
'J'licro i s a clianep for a iiunibor of Oregon men to join in a ground-floor
proposition. A lease lias been secured in a positively proven field. Oil wells
now producing border the lease. The oil in Ihis field is high grade, selling at
present at 7." eeiils more for each barrel than oilier oils.
It is in a field that requires a iitfOO-foot depth to roaeh the oil sand, and the
.wells are pronounced long-lived. .Pipe lines art; in and market is positive as
soon as oil is struck. p; M U ;" t
To those who would like 1o invest, here are a few things to be remembered
things 1 lint are seldom obtainable in oil invesliiienls:
First. The field is proven: The h use adjoins oil production at. the present
time. i-l teu'V
Second. This is not a eompany to sell stock, but a chance for a number of
people to poo capital and put down a well, benefitting from what returns come
from the venture.
Third. The lease and drillim; will 1 e under supervision of a man who has
had years of experience in (he oil business and has d rilled in some of t.h$ best,
wells' in the field. Ue is a man thoroughly honest and is known to Eastern'
. Oregon people, capable of giving ref'eiences 11i?it would satisfy anyone. He is
financially interested now and will give the work his individual attention.
Fourth. All money invested will bo placed in an Oregon bank and perfect
'accounting will be kept, rendering statements at all 1iti(es.
Fifth. No salaries are In be paid except for the laboiin drilling the well
and no expense will confront tlje investment except the essential expense ne
cessary to Hie drilling and the lease as it is developed.
Tf you have ever had an inclination to invest in oil you could get no better
Opportunity than Ihis ground-floor imposition, for it will be handled by people
who are reliable in every, way, lrsiially the investor bnvs stock in a? company
not knowing its officers, if manager and unmindful of oil experience of ariyonn
connected. Tn this case there e.iv no officers nt present, for this is an invita-
lion to people who honestly want 1o diill for oil-to come into an investment
which will be officered laler and org; n;zed in whatever wav thosivnow invest
ing see. fit. - -
' The drill is at hand, ready tn work, 1 nt it will not be moved -on the lease until
ifc'20.000 is secured, for there is no jntrntion of having a haV-d rilled well.
If fun feel interested ,m4 want k j,,in smiare people in an, effort to mak?
money out of oil, now'is your opportunity. . .
The oil fieM is'one of the big produ ing sect ions" of the mid-continerf field.
It is no experiment, and no oin is asked to assist in bringing iu a new oil zone.
Willi oil beiijg produced iif Wge quantities adjoining this lease, with pipe lTnes
in, the only ch.incelliat is being" taken is 1o drill in an oil well, which certainly
looks more (ban promising wtien the si'i roundiiigs aj'e considered.
Vlease address, staling the amouiiiyou are willing To invest.
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