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First Maine Trip of "T. R. Told by Sewali" HISTORY OK NTMIIKlt 10. An InlHrmiliiK lu.nrl.t;in 'rfmoilcirc lloustvcira ri i tj 1 trip ' J'.'ln'd Kiren by Hi.- man who ;ut . o , Vs 'O'""' " "" . Forty yeafs Ufo ,n ol.l doctor was .1-M1I-.II...V . ncw.ui, v. nep.inw iiie putting up a medieTne for diseases of mO'iwn mend ur 1 In- rulro rresl- , tne blood, that cured the wont cari (lent. "Dill" riew.il. as hi' Is, -al!e,l , "f liloo troubles, and tinje proved that by hl M'gd-u found INiow.i'ii a 1 the cui ? were permanent. Aftel Most Inlt'i-osiiTii; ,Kj i-.,uv iii-1!.-.: : many years 1 secured the prescription ronipa.iion. wiiu wan l.uui'sYeiil ibcinjr 11 lruif(tiiit),,andBtook eaehan Mr ndvei)iirp or ills..ii.- umH illicit ; (rioileviit ipurate!y nd referred to the. problem of living. : my !. S. lispeiisnev. and .her uu- .... ..u.ti ,0 in. -H. nays . moi 11 tt ve doors on me.tit.Mne am r0 j Hlddtn Hand Whlspera. j A correspondent of mi KiikIUIi paper j recently Indulged In tliU bull: "I.ext u wliNper of Ui bidileu band be nei'd-V Wan It 111 KiikIUIi Henry- Dian uli.i nald 10 lib) coiiKrej-iulou : I "Brethren, lb muddy o-ol of polities ovk lb rvok ou whk-li plli"-Rjul- fcxik. 0 o J' Gold'a Qr Pewar. One of the funny thlngx about Jo man nature la the iAjrrfreoilou1we 111 bare r money, the way wi won to jet It, and theu the way we talk bout everyone who baa aucceeded d getting a Uit f it. , , WANTED - tJlonn Cotton Rags Suitable to Wipe Machinery, 3 cftnta a pound 0 La Grande Evening Observer i,otSlifP; KaWlHJfKl MX ui W l.-'U.l Mj. C.S..II ... ......... ... n , . . .0. ... r -w 0'"..ii. i'uimi'. ii;n 1 1 1 si ; found the medicinal - urooerties. Bet, amino trip wedinnl.lt of ironi .down uu follows: "Kinlove7l in die ! Hulling anil yoi l.MKev.dl shut eases of the glundulur avstem, in blood! come dickx and inm.,,.,. Ai.hai trojiblcsp eczema, constipation, stonv!, tim.i it v -a bls aiMbliion 10 nr.., . llcn Iiml ver troubles, chronic rheu tunriistind he l,: Unit Idea i iis ; matisnli oatarrh, in sores, ulcers, pirn- a mmlc.11 most r i-,-, i-,,,,,.,. ltf ,,, skin n,vlioni)i mercurial andd I trV'"l ;l '"'"I" poisoning Under its use boulTy erup n.nic. cm. spent ,.,. -, e pick ' tions and scrofulous swellings that;! '"' n ."t "":r"'', !"'? have withsjod all other treatment dis- llioiit , Fb'blncr did no' miibe a ......!!,.., Tn ,.n,mn.. ! RroR appeal ,o ;py ,. prolw.,ly ' ' nlvforti'h ' druKit ,! Uia m.t liko to sit i"V named this medkine "Number 4U For,! ' 3.V. Mrtdenhall, Kvans- J enmn. Mowt nf itu. ..-..". i...... 111 " ' because b. very loim "Onre w'e stayed in a wntklnu' inoro wero older ..men. veteran woodsmen who know their subject llkf an expert know. Ills fields. All of the ploneeilnn lurdshjiis Had been theirs, and to Theodore tiny were n mine of Information. They ro living by ike Aronxtoek lilver, having. gone 011 to" Ox riow by tin.. Rlenin, and wore tinaiieied a loiir way from the vod. The river win thol rroail, and they made their ..; aloiis II, livinir limsily by liiinlinii Afler we left the outfit be express e.l delichi at having met ihem. and aald It had been an excellent :, or liinlty to pet first-hand Inf.n" km ior of the tilings of which he I1.1.I read ''An incident or his coui-ice .r lingers with me. frm those days in Maine, n came about the next fall, when he came up attain, anil w, ent to the Munsiinuuli Lakes, al the bead of Hie Ai'uostock lilver, and tlllls Into the Ktist . brnnell of the renoboscot lilver, calli., Tron' Ilrook. "Tbn ratasacuka stream shools down from the inoiintaiuH on lite way and we had to find It. It w 1." flowing rapidly, with a rough hot torn, when ho reached there, so w. took off our shoes and sloiklngs. "The stones hurl his feel, foi they were lender; somehow he crippled himself, and. reaching dowt on 0110 side, lie dropped a shoe. Tin current carried ihe shoe nin white water, where it got wedged down among Ihe rocks, under the snrlaei and he couldn't rind It. Theodore was carrying n pair of thin hull..! mocassins for slippers, and he deck! ed he could wear them on the trip The mocassins were very thlnsoled about the consistency of cardboard, and gave him pvai-tlcully no more protection I ban he would have bad in his stockinged feet. Ilui he Irudg od bravely on. over rocks and bill nnd rnuah trail, without complaint, although the pace was fast- and the poing must have been very painful lor hfm. Tl was a tlltle matter, but it looms Ida now as 11 promise of what the older man was to show In tho way of tenacity n ml character.' the Blood.' "T 'lvillc. !"d.- Company. 1! Next Morning Jht Loivti Had. Two. A' Imkpr f rqklu hren& whnst; prod uct yot kIi.vci urn! slryer or ralhii viie Uny iwoivtM' Hn'aKllr lttr: "Herewith I hiiKten t r?iurn h rllu wiilcli I fmtntl In n tntif houhr ou.your prfinlscs ilils tnornlujf. Trutinj; tbut ymi lutve not heen Inconviei)'d In 'J any wity-ty It temporary loja, 1 r. i uiiiin. etc." , Sams Old Arithmetic. Some university professors are talk ing about Kettiug out a new arithmetic However, our jues la that It !' bother the boys Just as touch to dis cover how lou It will take one man to build a wall 18 feet lone and 'i feel high and 12 Inchea thick; If elk'lii men can build a wall three times Oia size In four days. Aritnnietic i.ss a. , nays been the castor oil of sclio.i J life; they may fool with It n muel as they will but they'll never tiiid way to make It pleasaov to lake. The "Colonial" No. 1901 nit Fjsv IK I Tht Whal a an EaUr. T)i wiittle rarely, if vr. ' wallow Diiytlilnjr larger thaa a b err inf. A) tluuilt the head ta of eaorraous nzt, from one-nuurier to one third teueth t.f thu li.nlv mill tho- fiinniti flfrn ra 1 1 twenty fet Uni miU nix to eight tt Ute, the opening of tht guilt-i i fiot jj litryer thau a- iiJBria fist.. ? " g i " li ReadtheWant Ads SHAPELY I FIGURE j Every woman wants-pna. i To (fet.it she must ffntly but continuously coax her figure info a corset of symmetrical and t'- beautiful lines of a design Buita- ' th for ber type of figure. , JfbDiaTORSETS f , rrot . t. T aoed j. Are designed to gradually shapa i the wearer Into the proper fig- ' ure unes for ber type. In a MODART Corset you have style and beauty, aod what is also vital a corset that main tains your health and gradually Improves your poise and gracefulness. vaia e njiinliitf eastern. Your i'hotii ol ll.i'uble Wi.ltli u.til 'l'w.ii lJ mprcially pIVRflnf in I win I'mrfc. Huh tile Siiniuisis I'jlenleu Pi ikiI SimI N.'iitrlrha Curlier t..-kn. Fn.'ineled in l.. v. Il'c lleitii Jllva Culors, and Muhoiuiiy. Uak and Clrtuwiaa Wiiliiui t-IKtl. Women Everywnere Are Giving an Enthusiastic Welcome to These New Metal Bed Designs Pauline Lederle woman who aeea these beautiful beds will wonder at the way tticy are beiutf rrceivttu. Every day Roea further to confirm the initiative of the maker in pro duciug metal bed designs based on the sound principals of line,; form and co m posit ion As iK'h ua the "Colonial," illutiatedabovev' It was Simmons Company That first thought of sleep in -relation to metal beds. That led to the Simmons Patented Pressed Steel Corner Lock the lock that holds the bed together firm, like one piece of meul the luck that prevents squeak and tattle and makes the bed noiseless invttiiiK relaxation and deep repose. They have consistently advocated the Twin Bed principal. They have invented prins, too, that yield evenly to. the cuntouis of ihe body always reztlient and, elastic. ( , ' Now this latest achievement good design in inetal beds -involves al sin he invention ot a truly seamters tubing. When you see thc.:e now Simmons JJeda, notice especially their con struclion their exquisite finish, fieedotn from fleam and roughness and how beautitul they Luke the enamel. Every woman is Interested in new creations ol this chatacter. We believe every customer of this store will welc ome live opportunity of inspecting. these superbly de aigned beds. W. H. BOHNENKAMP CO. SIMMONS BEDS Muilt for- Sleep aragBs ems&TmiMiiamBz&BBSKtm waj run MM I A I -Hi mm ill I iii ' i II 5 HILTON GARAGE 8 lyia .m I.l.,ll.samyd Wet Weothev . Riding Sa fety - Is yours skidding and siSe--' swiping disappear wlaea you quip your car wiih VACWUM CUP TIRES Rot awtfyty in tli'e ordinary manirvS c4 Wat wornt, the Vcuvum Cuj; arc jfvtran , imf.n to ski4 o wet, sip Veryx pvenwntav else tire rcrturnhk t purche p"ic after rae(xab4e trial. 'f; 4 I Delivery Notice two rmrs PAH.Y- WAfMlVS I.KAVR AT 11:00 A. M. 2:00 P. M. TOO.MPT. AND La Grande Delivery Company ........ WANTED RAGS 3c PER LB. 1 I 1 1 1 at I " I fr I A. fc- i i ii urn Who'U Make Your Fall and Winter Suit? Of course you are going, to have your suit made for you. Men who are ' particular about their- . clothes do. ; Jt tlosen't -y .' cost them any'iihOrfi but '"' they get more. Gunkcl-Novy Hand Tailored All that good Custom Tailoring should be i When your iuit la GunVel Navy tailored thru you bare the sure aatiafaction that there is nothing better and that you have gotten the beat. W (upplement this cuperior service with ur own trained and practical experience as tailors expert guidance In the matter ot iabrice, styles, fashions, and measure inenta. So you I et better wit, carelully tailored, but pay so more. Don't you think you ouf ht W By our way? WiUon Bros.4 Tailors i Cleaning, dressing and Hat Blocking. f o e s New Foley Building, "La Grande, Oregon. ( e The Coal Strike MAY OR MAY NOT BE ' V' Settled BUT, IT IS A SURE THING THAT- Fuel Will Be Scarce BALED HAV- -DRY WOOD THE J. D. LYNCH CO. ICE 8'i'li.fil OAS I: 11 The umli'i'sittncd will poll at public nutciou, nt his furm 5 milea eiwst of I. n Gi'iiiiil(i,.c'ommvticliiK lit 10 oVIet'k, Tuu.sil.iy, Novembur tH, 111 19. the fulluwiiiK (leai-iihul pioperty: 25 HEAD OF STOCK 25 One (ircy .Mini', 5 yearn oM .wciKht 1S00. One (iiey Mine, 8 yuan old, weight 1200. fine CJroy Mure, 4 yearn wlit, wiulit 1200. One SaiJtllo Mine uiul Colt. One (iond Saddle I'ony. . One Yearling Colt. 1. 7- 15 HEAD of CATTLE J5 'IVn flood Milch Cow. One Three-VourOId Ih'iiW. One Two-Yc'ir-Old Unit"-, -Aiinr ff, .h. One Y('iii lhi(f Jloifor, i-oi:iiri(. : : ih. Ofit Yt'juliiic hn'fuiil Hull I HOGS' Three Rhoiil l-'inir l'ik'-i. i wVIkIiI . His. FARM IMPLEMENTS fine Monitor flruin 111 in. . duo Superior (,'ialn Iliilk f j " Ono lieerina; Mower. V , . " One 11 l-4-lin li wide.-tiicd Waarnn. One fl 1-4 liny Wugon and lUrk . . .. . One !l-Jl.tloui lUirk Inland Trui-tor, M inch (tiire. Ono ll ltottom lll.w J'li.w. ' . One ll ini'li .Walliintf I'low. . One 'Jienled Surry. On Kinitle ItiiKicy , On HuriiriM 9 . Three Seta of Work Jlaiifa , One Set Sinc'r Harne;'. f Vll auma of I(t.W ija4 if.r, ; evee 12 lenelhs'' tieoe" will ( lie Kiven for a hsnle.' r.ole et par re iktcreit. Sale to tiegin. fl llfn. m. luni-li rat "'.. fielrf aHytkie fii huJo sell, I will Ket the best pTire pontiles. m e 0 . a o o- o til) STKINt; . A uctler. . i 1 i M ft r ft a Clerk, i. aV G . O o e o o 0 o e eg eo O O o e o e o o 0 so o
