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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1906
Page
3
An old advertisement claims Dr King’s New Life Pills remove poisons from the system and cure chronic constipation and related symptoms. It promises quick relief with “no griping” and details a 25 cent price and guarantee by the New Life Drug Co.
Following the death of Louisa Griffin the undersigned is appointed administrator of the estate. All persons with claims must present them to the administrator or attorney J. W. Knowles within six months from August 22, 1006.
In La Grande residents are invited to see The Pixies a stage extravaganza by W A Milne highlighting pixies fairies and exotic dancers at Stewart's Opera House on Thursday and Saturday with a matinee. Proceeds benefit the public school. Tickets go on sale Wednesday at Van Buren's. Also notes Beach and Bowers minstrel show at Hefferlin with strong singing acting and humor and a versatile range by Harry Perrill and Roswell Wright.
Residents are urged to return Blue Mountain Creamery Co bottles promptly as supply is running very low. Do not expect a 15 cent bottle with each quart. bottles cost money and must be repaid by customers.
Mary H. Walters of Columbus Ohio says her stomach and nerves failed before Electric Bitters. She reports immediate improvement and a complete cure after using the tonic sold by Newlin Drug Company.
Delivery of building stone coarse sand and gravel completed. Supplier details and delivery date not provided.
Mrs. W. L. Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine credits Electric Bitters with restoring her mother’s health at age 70 after twenty years of severe dyspepsia. The tonic is praised as a universal remedy improving stomach liver kidneys and blood and even aiding malaria and biliousness. Price 60 cents with guarantee.
An odd advertising fragment touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Tablets at 55 cents from Newrin Druc Company, while praising women’s charm and objecting to a plodding stooped carriage.
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