PHYSICIANS j
OR A L RICHARDSON,
Physician and burgeon.
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jti. .VISITOR M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Cornar Atenu mm ul Depot M.
MBoe Main Baaldaoc Uaia 6J
WII.LARD SMITH
Physician and surgeon
- Pbone Male Tl
i batlllB. oppoait Hmmn Huase
Offlea Boon, lui 4, 7 vo a
BACON & HALL,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Office la Koley buUdlog, Main is.
C T. Bacon, Keatdtne Malu II
M. K. Hail Rwidtooe Main tl
, DkS. BIGGtkS & BiOOEKS
Pujreiuiane aud" SuriteuDt
i; W Bltttrt, M. D. Geo, U Bluer. M. O
Telephone
Office Black 1321 Realdenee Main SO
Offlca' K.Mon UulMIng over J. M. Berry'.
More. Ktalder" on Madlaon AVe. second
door west of 'oru.r realdenee. Dr. G. W Blggtt.
LaORANDB' - OkKCON
Profetauual ealla promptly alwoded to
v day or night
ucnneia
REAVIS BROS.
DtNTlSTS.
Ott.oi Hommw huildlns
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Office Bltu.lt 51
rhHiei- B'.at'k !
C. H. CHutlviria'i
DENTIST
Office. Ovar HIU Drug; Store
La Grande, Oreeon
VETERINARY SURQ.fc.ON
Dr. Y A CHAKL'IM
VETERINARY 8 U KG EON,
Office it AT Hi.l'a Drug 8ior
!&a Grande. Oregon Phone 1361
f. Residence phone red 7UI
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Farmers' line
58
. DR. W. T. DJWNE3.
VITKRINARY 8UROEON , AND
. ; DENTIST
Sleeve ordna at Ke4 RetMenc Cor
f croaa Drug store 6tb and I at
rhtrty fla vr esperlence, nat of relerenet
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ATTORNEYS
CPAWrORD & CRAWrUKD
Attorneys-at-Law
LA ORAKDK, ORKOOM
If In Folay balldlng.
X W KN0WLE8
Attorney and Counsellor
At Uw
Ofllca ia Kalaton Bolldli '
Pbone IM UOrandeOr.
H.T.WUlmaui AC. Wllbama
WILLIAMS BROS.
A'ttOHiS KYS-AT LAW
Offloa lo Balaton Bulldlni .
Pbone iOs U Grande. tr.
L A. PICKLER
Civil, Mining. Irrigation fnginteimj md
Mirv ymi
Eatlmiitw., Plana, and Srcclncatloue.
(tflce to Foley building
La URA5U1 Oriwhw
The La Grande
Hospital
Offers every accomodation for the care of
the sick. Our operating room it niuea
with every modern appliance and our
wards are exceedingly comfortable. Un
, denominational and free for all to enter
Employ any physician you wish but in
Wist upon being Uken to the La Grande
hospital. Patients under care of trained
nurses. Mrs Minnie Goopman.
Terrific Race With Death.
' "Death was fast approaching," writes
Ralph F. Fernandez, of Tampa, Fla de-
i... nr with death, "as
obiiuiug ma imiiuj ,ww
a raaiil nf livar trouble and heart dis
eat. whirs hH robbed me of sleep nd
of all intorest ih life. 1 had tried many dif
ferent doctors ndseveral medicines, but
got no benefit, until I. began to use
trie Bitters. So wonderful was their ef
feet, that in three days I felt tike a n
man. and tnrfav I am cured of all my
troubles." Guaranteed at Newlin'e Drug
store ;price 60c.
Classified Advertisements.
Rates 0n cent a word, one-haif a
cent a word each subsequent inser
tion. Classified adds bring quick re
ec'.ts. Try one today.
FOR RELIABLE ABSTRACTS OF
TITLES go to the La Grande Invest
ment Company, La Grande, Ore., in
Foley building.
FOR RENT A suite of pleasant rooms
suitable for light housekeeping. Inquire
t 1617 Fourth street.
FOR" SALE The A. V. Oliver four lota
on Jefferson Avenue,' including plat
form scales, one hundred and ten foot
. porch running back to railroad track
G. H. Powers, the Minnesota land man..
WANTED A young man can secure
employment in store in La Grande on
conditions. Call at Observer office.
FORTY ACRE TRACT of ground near
La Grande, for rent with goodbuild
ir.gs, and fine soil. Price from Dec. 1st
1905 to March 1st. 1907, $225. La
Grande Investment Co.
LOST a pair of gold eye glasses with
plain bows, was lost somewhere be
tween Ed Reynolds' place and the post
office. Finder please return to this of
fice. FOR RENT Two story house on Wash
ington Avenue. $12 a month. Prof,
Day, La Grande School Music.
WANTED Waitress at once at
Model
Restaurant. . .
FOR RENT Elevan room house,
furn-
ished. 1416 Fourtn street.'
LOST Ladies black and gray collarette.
Was lost between Fii st street and the
Opera House. Return to Coff jy's bar
ber shop and receive reward. '
FOUND-Ladies wool shawl. Was
found in the street near Golden Rule
Store. Call at this office.
WANTED Au elderly lady to make her
home in a family of five and help with
work. Phone Black 1612.
FOR LENT Housekeeping rooms, new.
well furnished. Edmond Robison house.
Call Red 702.
FOUND Turkey on S.street near Geddes
store. Fell from a hack. Call at J.
Devine's 615 S. street and pay for
this notice.
TO LET A nice suit of furnished rooms
can be arranged for light housekeep
ing. Apply to Mrs. C. R. Thornton.
A Creeping Death.
Blood poison creeps up toward the
heart, causing death. J. E. Steams,
Belle Plains, Minn.,, writes that a friend
dreadfully . injured his hand, which
swelled up like blood poisoning. ' Buck'
ten's Arnica Salve drew out the poison
healed the wound, and , saved his life.
Best in the world for burns and sores.
25e at Newlin's Drug Store.
LODGE DIRECTORY
EAGLES La Grande Aerie 259 F. O.
E. meets every Friday night in Redmen
Hall. Lewis Buildingat 8 p. m. Visiting
brethren invited to attend.
J. E. Pollock, W. 5,
A. Matott. W. P.
I. O. 0. F. La Grande Lodge No. 16,
maara in their hall averv Saturday night
Visitinif brothers cordially invited to at
tend. Cemetery plat may be seen at
Model Restaurant James Moss, N. U,
I. R. Snook, Sec.-
STAR ENCAMPMENT, No. 81, 1. 0
O. F. Meets every first and third Thurs
days in the month in Odd Fellows hall.
Visiting patriarchs always welcome.
1. R, Snook, C. P.
Edmond Robinson, Scribe.
EASTERN STAR. 0. E. S. Hope
Chapter No, 13 meets the second and
fourth Wednesday of each month at 7:30
p. m. in Masonic Temple. ,
Mertie Aldrich, W. M
Mary A. Warnick. Sec.
M. W. A.-La Grande Camp No. 7703
meets every first and third wednesda
nf th month at I.- 0. O. F. hall. A
visiting neighbors are cordially invited to
attend. c keisland. v. u
John Hall, Clerk.
FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court
Maid Marion No. 22 meets each Thurs
riav nicht in 1. 0. R. M. .hall. Brothers
are invited to Attend.
Chas. Bartmess, oniei wanger.
C. S. Williams. Fin. Sec.
Board of I rustees ur. u. u. oiggers,
John Hall and Herbert Pattison.
FRIENDSHIP TENT No. 31. K. 0. T.
M Meets second and third Wednesdays
each month in 1. O. 0. F. halt Visiting
knichts welcome.
G.T. Weisenberoer, Com.
Mox Bloch, Record Keeper.
t n T M HIVENo. 27. Meetsevery
first and third Thursdays in the after
noon at the I. 0. 0. F. hall. All visiting
ladies are welcome.
Lady Porter, Commander.
Hazel Barnes, Recording Secretary;
n P D EL. La GRANDE LODGE No.
ixM.ta aach Thursday evening at
eieht o'clock in Elks hall, on Adams Ave
nue. Visiting Brothers are cordially in
vited to attend. .. .
F. S. Ivanhos. Exalted Ruler.
G. E. McCully, Recording Secretary. . ,
LA GRANDE LODGE No, 169.
WOODMEN OF THE. W.ORlD-MeeU
2d'attd '4th Thursday of each month in
the I. O. 0. F. hall over postoffice All
visiting members welcome.
W. W. Berry. Consul Conmander.
J. K. Wrioht, Clerk.
AMUSEMENTS
THE OHOSTS
. "Ghosts" as played by Harry Mestay
r and company; is a ' thought" provok
ing drama, and one that appeals to its
audience in a more serious frame of mind
than is usual But the play is an unusual
one. While we have had Ibsen's drama
presented to us, it is the first time that it
has been done by this talented ' young
artist who seems to have been born for
the part. Ibsen's drama is not merely a
story of a brilliant young artist destruc
tion through heredity of the- afflictions or
a mother's vain sacrifice. It is mora,
behind the tragedy of Oswald Alving is
the tragedy of Oswald's father, the joy
loving counterpart of Oswald, who was
doomed to the dull routine of society in a
small town. ' The undertone of Ibsen's
-Ghosts" is the suppression of nature and
truth under the load of dogmas and old
saws generally, the believing in one life
and living another. A great many people
will leave the theatre saying that"Ghosts"
is horrible yes. it is even immoral; but
at the same t me it gives us the truth,
and truth is sometimes horrible, but in
this Janus headed world of ours, Ib
sen's story is the clarion call of the twen
tieth century. Tear off the mask. "Ghosts"
will be presented, under the management
f CtMrfnT mm
house, Friday, Dec. J5. , ' ; ..
a unique entertainment
A remarkable program is furnished by
these diminutive, but talented little ladies
the Misses Adams, consisting of recital,
song, cantata and tableaux. The num
bers are so varied in character and so
artistically presented that there is not a
dull moment from the beginingto the end.
Tbe children are delighted; everybody is
instructed and amused.
Aside from the literary and artistic
merit of the entertainment, the modest
and charming personality of the Adams
Sisters makes them favorites wherever
they go. The two little ladies, only 46
and 49 inches in height respectively, about
the size of the average boy and girl of
four or five years of age but endowed by
all the grace that comes with mature
years and with the culture that is acquired
by training, is in itself a sight worth the
price of admission.
eagles will fly tonioht.
The McEwen entertainment this even.
ing will be held under the auspices of the
Eagles of this city and) they will furnish
no little part of the entertainment A
committee of leading Eagles will be upon
te stage and will become subjects of the
Great McEwen. Last night's entertain
ment was up to the usual high standard
of Mr. McEwen's entertainments and the
audience was the largest of the week.
Only a few chosen seats remain unsold
for tonight ' Come and ' have a hearty
laugh and see the wonders of the great
McEwen. '
nnoflGTHE
GHUME5
FIRST CHURCH T CHRISTIAN SCIKNCK
.' Boisuil Building opposite Koley Bote!
8nnda Sohool, ,.)0.U a m
Sunday Servl ca.......... 11 a
gcrvloea edncUy....... Tjn p bj
Reading room open dally exeeptlng Sunday
from 10 s m to It m and from i p a to 4 p m
LATTER DAV SaINTS
Htm1T Srhool...........w-..10 a nr,
Kegulai avrvtt..u.,..... g p n
lutnal Improvement Auodation meew eun
lolutly aiTaup m - '
CATHOLIC CHURCH
. W. J. Vt byte, rector
Low Mp............................7 a n
(UkU Maaa ........... ....!........ iu a
Bo ary and tseuedictlou loilown g IU a ill mnat
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PETFKSEPI-COPAL tllDKCH
I plou II. lill.Ua, nctor
Hucond Huuuay ID Advent
Holy Commuulon 8 a
Sunday rcbuol . ..-...10 a m
Morning sc I i
bvenlDg Bcrrloa..
r
..7. 9p m
Kvery one lnvllad ul attend Uwac acxviees
. U. E. CHCKtH
Be v H. U. M wtr, pallor
Sunday Bchool........- ...10 am
Epwortta Leagaa..... S Su p m
inulor Lean iK.. .M , ...J p m
Cburcb Bcrvloe, U a m and 7.S0 p
' A eoidlti Invitation to all tbeaa aerrkM
.Uud.dUiaU.
' BAPTlBT CUD RCH
R. W. II. Gibson, paator
Maaday Mobool -....
B. Y. f. M
10aai
.eau p m
Pnyer ateatlng, ..w.....nTbanday g p m
Prcacblng Munday.......ll a m and 7 p m
Boys Clab, aturdajr.............;) p m
Morning "Tbe Vay-Ud U awuger or The
Precblng IX aeon
Evening "Is tba Beginning'!
TbaBrat wrtnua at a. series on Blrsteglc
folata la Lift-. . .
Young PtpU meeting Led by, Mrs. T. IL
uoynioa i v
Tli-m-"Tie CHjr ot od"
Sprclal iDTlutioa loatrannrs in tbe city lo
wor,hV wllb oa.
PRESBYT MIAN t'HUKCH
Kav. E. B. Hay a, paator
Sunday Scbool...Mra..u..
..10 a
. p
He a tor EadeaiTor - ......: O p m
Praytr aleviiuc. Thnnula.- - T.tta p m
Preaching Bund.. .. -.11 a at and T: p m
Mornina "Tha fp-Ing of Water" 1
Errnlnc 'Jabra Mia Prarlng Mun"
The third in a atrlea of Sunday cvanlag
arrmons to men oo uld Teatamm cbamctm.
Tbe nhoraa ebnir nader lh dinciWa nl H a."
Lyle. A cordia' Invitation i' gi"cn to all whu
bavenovhurab boat lo attend tbraa aarvlcaa
CKBTKAI.C'MVRCHol CHRIKT
OPPOMTK HOMM8K HOUSK
O. H. King, puturj l.-CS P. St.
Bible School 10 a m
Morning Worahl( , Uam
VflCE meeting-. V: u p m
Fvanirhatc arrira. 8:00 in
Prayer meeting Wfdneday.. .8:u0 p if
Boya Clnb, Kri ay..... .0 w :
Morning "Practical Inflde'lty"
Evening "Tbe Mote blraard Life"
A cordial Invitation lo all tbe MrriCM. ,
TWWWT1
1 V IC
D. H. STEWARD,
Janlor KodaaTor . ., ,
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15
OLIVER MOROSCO
' ' i OFFERS ". N'
MR. HARRY MESTAYER
In HENRIK IBSEN'S7 great play of Heredity , '
iri U
The play rhat has arroused more discussion on two continents than
than ay other that was ever written. . V
A wonderful soul reaching per
formance Mestayer a great young
actor." Louisville Courfer-Journal.
"The most brialiant dramatio performance.- of the
season."r-iChicago News. ,. " .
-Lower floor 75c.
PRICES
Calery 25c and 50c,
Seats
aMatAMMatAaiaSMi
ENGRAVED
GOODS
v The Observer is In a positiou to offer to its nitrons'
a splendid line ol engraved Visiting ?ards, Wedding
Anooancemeiiis and A .Home Cards at prices jnt
tbe tame as yoa tend away only re pay, tbe postage.
.Call on na and look bt oar aamples
THESE ARE
English Script cards,
French Script, very latest, per 100. . , . .$3.00
Shaded Old English, per 100......... 13 50
Roman, 100 c-rds.. 13.00
Sotid Old EnglUh, 10O caris ......... .13.00
Gothic, 100 cards.
i.
Printing future orders from any copper
plate, 60 cards 75c, 100 curds...... .$200
Wed iing Iuvitationa trom $8.00 a 100 to ,
$24.00 a 100. ' ' ' y : V
Besides taking orders for en grayed st cV, w ere
prepared to print ail the above in thejaiett type
facee. t all on us before ordering. ' ';' "' v
THE OBSERVER
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WAST FARMERS' VOTtS
Governor George E. Chamberlain,
Stephen A. Lowell, of Pendleton; Presi
dent James Withycombe, of Corvallis;
Mayor L. J. Simpson, of North Bend, and
other eminent speakers, will address the
Farmers and Shippers' Congress in
Woodburn, December 16th.
GCS MS. SOARING HIGHER
Fresh ranch eggs , are selling on the
local, market at 60 cents a dozen and
there is every indication that they will
remain at this figure until after holidays.
The supply is more liberal as the hens
are beginning to lay once more. Baker
Oity Herald.
Proprteto and Mgr
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"Never has any play created snch '
A sensation , in' Los Angles." Los
Angeles Examiner,
'and 31.00.
Boxes il.50
on sale Wednesday at Van Burens
OUR PRICE3:
per 100. .. . ,
.2.03
.12.60,
Bargains Bargains
You will always findthem at
Propeck's Second Hand Store
AskJto'seeJJthe $3.60 kitchen
table. Stoves from $1.50 up
Edward Propeck
PHONE, BLACK 401.
209 Elr Street
THE $
OXFORD PflR 1
JAMFS FAQUHAR50M, Prop.
WINES, , LIQUOR 3 j
AND CIGARS
Cid hnches and mined drinks a' (
.v.-.i.yfc . Fair and impartial ,
treatment to all. You ar invited , i
to call and get acquainted. C
Slue; Front Saloon
E. THORSON. Proprietor.
, FIMCST
u iV'!: i.iuunus
In. c;r'ett ami HnmeHtic
. Pot or cold lunch at all hours.
IMInrnn A'.t.O Onioall DH
PaJace Salbr.i
CHAJ, ANDERSON Ps;
t riK i
WINES, UQl'OHS 1
AND CIGARS
Always on hand.
Inn
JeBaraoo v
Oppo' 'a n at
THE LOUVRE
CHRIS WRIGHT. Prop.
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WIHC5. LIQU0K5
Gentlemen always Welcome
1
Eagle Sa'o n
ULRICH LOH1S. Prop.
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WINES, LIQlfORS
and CIGARS
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Imported and Domestic.
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Icflaraoe Avaa, Oppoaiw deput
JOMMER JjOUSE QAF
" Pronr;Main
NUF'fAD
BRICK BRICK
Brick furnished in any quant.ty or any
style. No contract too in all or to
large. See samples of our pressed
brick.
GEO, KREIGER.
La Grande, Oregon.
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