PHYSICIANS DR A U RlCHAkOM)N, Physician and ureeon. 3lct'V M.n'fc 11 0n -i-if-. tct r our Black i 6i Hh llaln Phw y . N. MONITOR M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Corner Atom toM u Depot BC OOle Main N itoaldaoet Main 4 WILLARD SMITH PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Fboot Mala 71 tewu bmlldlna. oppuutr Uami Bona Offloc Hours I W i 1 10 a BACON & HALL, PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS Offlr In Foley bundles. Main W. C. T. Baoou, Uertdence Milu 18 . M. K. H;l Rwidmee Main 61 DKS. BIGGtkS & BIOOEKS Puysiciane aud Surttouni U W Elggeit, M. D. Uo. L. Bigger, M. D Telepbonan Office BUck U21 Realdenr Main SO Office RaMon Uullitlng over J. M. Berry' store. Realiiere on Madlwn AVe. eeoouo now wal of 'oru-ar reeldence, Dr. (i. W Blggtn GRANDE - OKEUON Profwaonal ealla promptly attended to day or amhb DENTISTS REAVIS BROS. DENTISTS. Oftua volenti Butldloe Offer Black SI Hfainnr Black II'. C. H. Cmitli-trii ! DENTIST Offlo Ovr Hill Dru; Store La Grande, Oregon VETERINARY SURGEON Dr. F A CHAKLTON VETERINARY SURGEON, Office il AT Hul'a Drug Store Grande, Oregon Phone 136 J f Residence phone red 701 Farmers' line 68 DR. W. T. D JWNE3. TKTB&IHABY UIWEOS AMD DKSTIBT atalve order at Red CroaaDinc atott Baaldrace Cot 6Ui aad 1 at fhlrty rn oaperleoee, ba ot referanot furnianoa ATTORNEYS CPAWrOKD & CRAWFORD - Artorneys-at-Law LA OBAKDB, OBKOOS Hf IB Foley bnlldlrn. J. w Attorney KNOWLES and Counsellor At Law Offee iB Haiaton Bnlldlnf PbouelM LaOmndeOr. H.T.wUlmma a. C . wUbam W II LI AVIS B08. ATUdKN KYS-AT LAW Onto, m Kalaton Building Pbon rOs La Grande. u. L A. PICKLfcR Civil Mining. ltrigton fnginteiing nd aurv yi" Entlmat.. Plana, and jllllrtiiona. Hflce In Folty rmilding La Ohakdb ORBook The La Grande Hospital Offers every accomodation for the care of the sick. Our operating room is u"u with every modern appliance ana our wards are exceedingly comfortable. Un denominational and free for all to enter Fmninv n ohvsician you wish but m- iiet upon bting taken to the U Grande rA, Patients under care of trained nurses. Mrs Minnie Goodman. r Terrific Race With Death. un..,L . .nnrnachinir." writes ueaui waa -ri Rloh P Farnandez. of Tampa, Fla., ds scribing his fearful race with death, as a result of liver trouble and heart dis ease, which had robbed me of sleep and .ii Li.r..t in life. I had tried many dif ferent doctors and several medicines, but got no benefit, until I began to use tiec trie Bitters. So wonderful was their ef fecL that in three days I felt like a new i 1 am cured of all my .L n...rntwd at Newlin's Drug uuuuin. wv.. . . storeipric 606." ' ' ' Classified Advertisements. Rate One cent a. worrf, one-half a cent a word each subsequent inser tion. Classified adds bring quick re sclts. Try one today. t'. FOR RELIABLE ABSHiACTS OF ; TITLES eoto the La Grande Invest ment Company, La Grande, Ore., in Foley building. FOR RENT A suit of pleasant rooms suitable for light housekeeping. ! Inquire at 1617 Fourth street FOR SALE The A. V. Oliver four lots 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 good build ings, and fine soil. Price from Dec. 1st "1905 to March 1st. 1907. $225. U Grande Investment Co. LOST a pair of gold eye glasses with p.ain bows, was lost somewhere be tween Ed Reynolds' place and the post- office. Finder pleasi return to this of fice. FOR RENT Two s.ory house on Wash' ington Avenue. $12 a month. Prof. Day, La Grande School Music. , HFUHTPn lir-u - . Restaurant. FOR RENT Eleven room house, furn- 1 ished. Ml 6 Fourth street. LOST Ladies black end gray collarette. Was lost between First street and the Opera House. Return to Coffey's bar ber shop and receive reward. r , i . i i ' ' ' 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 family of Ave 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. De vine'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, v J. E. Stearns, Belle Plaine, Minn., writes that a friend dreadfully iniured his hand, which swelled up like blood poisoning. Buck len a Arnica Salve drew out the poison healed the wound, and saved his life. Best in the world for burns and sores. 25c at Newlin's Drug Store. LODGE DIRECTORY EAGLES La Grande Aerie 259 F. 0. 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. O. F. La-Grande Lodge No. 16 meets in their hall every Saturday night. V atinor 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. 51, I. O, 0. F. Meets every first and third Thurs- davs in the month in una reuows nan, Vititinn oatriarchs always welcome, - I. R. Shook, C. P. Edmond Robinson, Scribe. EASTERN STAR. O. 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 Wednesday of the month at I. O. O. F. hall. All visiting neighbors are cordially invited to ,rtBnrl ' E. REISLAND, V. C. John Hall, Clerk. , FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court Maid Marion No. 22 meets each Thurs day night in I. O. R. M. halL Brethers are invited to attend. Chas. dartmess, oniei nanger. C. S. Williams, Fin. bee. Board of Trustees Dr. G. L. Biggers, John Hall and Herbert Pattison. FPIRNDSHIP TENT No. 31. K, O. T. M Meets second and third Wednesdays each month in I. O. 0. F. hall. Visiting knights welcome. - Mox Bloch, Record Keeper. I. O. T. M. HIVE No. 27. Meets every firr and third Thursdays in the after noon at the I. U. u. r. nan. visum ladies are welcome. , ' LADY rO.RTER. uomiranum. Haiel Barnes, Recording Secretary.. B P. 0. E., La GRANDE LODGE No. 433-Meets each Thursday evening at eight o'clock in Elks hall, on Adams Ave nue. Visiting Brothers are cordially m- ' F. S. Ivanhoe. Exalted Ruler. G. E. McCully. Recording Secretary.' ' LA GRANDE LODGE No. K9, WOODMEN Oh . ThE WORLD Meets nj itti Thurddav of each month in tne I. O. 0. F. hall over postoffiee ah visiting members welcome W. W. Berry. Consul J K. Wright, Clerk. Commander. AMUSEMENTS FRIDAY DECEMBER FIFTEENTH , Managers will tell you no matter how strong or impressive a play may be be. women, who in everday life would swoon at such- a small thing as a mouse, seldom faint in a threitre. Two American stars have had the experience, within few months, of looking over : the foot lights to see women fainting in their seats The terrible prisont scene in Resurrec tion" which Miss Blanche Bates played ast season, had its swooning victims in the audience, and the horrors of the great third act . in "Ghosts" the Ibsen drama, in which Mr. Harry Mestayer is starring, has wrought so upon the nerves of women in the audience that they have fainted. It is in the third act that the notable struggle between Oswald Alving and his mother occurs, and the climax of the act has been called, by James Hune ker, the great critic of the New York Sun ' the most fearful climax in contemporary drama" "Ghosts" will be presented at the Stewards Opera house .Friday Dec. is. ' . , " ; eagle's night' The McEwen entertainment last night received more attention than at any pre vious evening. Some new features were introduced and all the old ones repro duced. The entertainment was up to the usual standard, but the committee cf leading Eagles failed to be in evidence. The subjects used were the same who have been upon the stage at each of , the other demonstrations. From appearances some one must have had an " acute case of cold feet. Tonight winds up the week of hypnotic fun and education, j COMMERCIAL CLUB DANCE ? The regular Friday evening Commer cial Club dance , which was given last evening was one of the most successful yet given by the club. : The musio fur nished was of the highest class, and all present spent a most enjoyable evening. ORANGE HALL ITEMS . The literary Friday night was unusually interesting. Question, "Resolved , that civilized nations should interfere with the treat ment of the Russian Jews." It was ably discussed in favor of the affirmative. The literary program was also excellent Tne basket social that followed was a success in every way. Auctioneer Stringham succeeded in forcing the eales up until $58 dollars was the amount on the table. To add to the evening'e enter tainment, President W. T, Stein furnished a number of sele ctions from hie phono graph. I feel that these items would not t complete without refer, ing to the most excellent -Thanksgiving exercises last Friday evening by the school under the skillful management of Miss Broggs who has proved herself a moet excellent teach er, the evidence of which was ehown by the quality of her work. , 1 A DESERVED PROMOTION From -a. Tacoma paper we learn that "Toots" Kirkpatrick, who is well known and ha many friends in this community, and who has for the past five years held a position in the office of Northen Prcific at Tacoma, - has received a well earned promotion of several degrees, ' and his many friends here send him their hearty congratulatione and best wishes upon his good fortune. . A BENEFIT TO LA GRANDE r . Ueibel returned from buying spring goods from the main trade center of the world for The Fair, including many ex ceptional values in new and seasonable goods which will be offered to the'r trade as they arrive. Indications are that merchandise will be higher in the. spring which they have anticipated by buying early. ' ' A RARE SIGHT Any person wishing to see a fine flock of fowls, should not fail to see those truly beautiful white Plymouth Rock thoroughbreds of Jap Stevens'. They are of the purest breed and are from one of the best poultry yards in the east; and their snow white plumage and bright red C3mbs is a sight that would - cheer the heart of any lover of fine fowls. A NATIONAL THEATRE A national theatre is to be established at New York. Wealthy men have com bined in raising afund of $3,000,000 to found euch an institution. Heinrich Con ried, director of grand opera at the me tropolitan opera house. New York, will have charge of it. The block between Sixty-second and Sixty-third street on Central park has been bought for a site and the threatre itself will cost $2,000,- 000. It is proposed to produce the best in drama ana opera ana to encourage American playwrights and composers througn tne national theatre as far as possible. The immense foyer of ' the theatre will be made a valuable art gall ery. The moral tone and educational value of the theatre in this country should be raised to a much higher level : through the influence of the institution- proposed Harry Mestayer, HEW FIRM . The Zeek saw mill was sold this week to a syndicate of mill men who will take immediate control. A company will be formed - and ' capitalized, at $100,000. big lumber business will be carried on and in all probability another mill erected in trie spring. There are several town ships of good lumber to be cut off In the neighborhood of the mill besides a large body of yellow pine fir, and tamarack extending for miles to the. East and North. The Incorporators are J. E. Fogg. L. Jacobs, J, H. Lloyd and H. J. Lucas It it rumored that Mr. Zeek has the contract to place a large quantity of logs in the mill yards during the winter. This will surely add considerably to the volume of business in the town of Union. Scout.' HOPE CHAPTER NO. 13 0.LS. On Wednesday evening Dec. 13th. 1905, Hope Chapter No. 13.0.E. S.. will hold their aunual election of officer. AU members are requested to be present . Mertii Aldrich, W. M. Mary A. Warnick, Sec. REAL ESTATE LOANS Any amounts on city and csuntry real estate. Loan closed promptly, ae soon as title is ap proved. La Gbandi Investment Com pany: To the Ladies Kindly ask ou phone your grocer, and have him tell you about that . BLVE STEM PATENT FLOUR It can't be better. Just try a sack and if you don't say it Is the best yet, it won't cost you anything. We will etand the loss and see that you get your money back or more flour. Made by the i La Grande , . ' O. M. STEWARD, I , FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15 OLIVER M0R0SC0 OFFERS . MR. HARRY MESTAYER ' In HENRIK IBSEN'S great play of Heredity f "GHOSTS" The day rhat hae arroused more c ',.A wonderful soul reaching per formance Mestayer a great young actor.' Louisville Courier-Journal. t The play rhat hae arroused more discussion on two continehU than any other that was ever written. . "The most brialiant dramatic performance season.", Chicago News. t ; PRICES-Louer floor 75c. and JI.OO. Boxes $1.50, X, CalCry 25C and 50C, Seatg on sale Wednesday at Van Burens. wiih Ibsen's "Ghosts.." NO DRUGS TOR THE CHILDREN " Dr. Alfred Hand, at a recent ' meeting of the Pennsylvania State Medical Society contrasted former methods of treating children with those of today, declaring that even in the case- of pneumonia no drugs should be used, but, onlyth matter of diet oburvad., OiteapahUts, thnugn the correction of the structures, very materially add to the hands that might be had through the regulation of diet. ' And Osteopath's ' success in the treat ment of children has been one of the most notable features of the advance of the new science. . ; UNION ITEMS : Seth Maxwell returned from the Will amette this week. 0. E. Harper, of the La Grande cream ery, was in the city Tuesday on business. H. C Susewind. the genial landlord of the Centennial Hotel, returned from llli nois Tuesday. "The Great McEwen" scored a frost at Union Saturday night last, and failed to open up a good show that struck town at the wrong time. ; - Where is there another town of the size of Union m the Inland Empire that would raise $46.. 0 in one day to apply on a new church build:ng? Union did it last Sun day. There is. money in this section. of La Grande and Ailuing Gq. I Proprietor and Mar , ' r , discussion on two continehU than "Never has any play created snch a sensation in Los Angle." Los Angeles Examiner. . of the e Bargains Bargains You will "always find,them at Propeck's Second Hand Store Asksee the $3.60 kitchen table. Stoves from $1.60 up Edward Propcck PHONE. BLACK 401. 209 fir Street THE OXFORD. VfR JAMS FA'Ql'HARJOr., i-iup WINES. LIQUORS , AND CIGARS r-M 'f -c'ies nnd rr.ied spkaity. i"i r - and drin'i a impartial 1 treatment to all. ' You are Invited I to call and get acquainted. .3 Slue Front Saloon E, THOMSON, fcoprlttor. , -.-,...- y! a--- ........ .v,. nHN --. LIUUOKS ; In. nriril mi .rUrneeiic , ,,niiAi.s Pot or cold lunch at all hours. Jrrfrrann Avaiiaj "nrwaHa Dane Palace Salo'.r CMAJ. ANDERSON 5 ; ; . ' pin . : ' WINES, LIQUORS ' AND CIGARS Always on hand. Jeflersea Aveaae Osva-' f n a THE LOUVRE CHRIS WRIGHT. xProp. F1KB . ' VIHC5. LIQUORS 22 CIQIR5 Gentlemen tlweyi Wekomt ' " rV red Eagrlo 3a o in ulrjch Lonis. op; ; :' ' ' ' run' ;'' WINES, LIQI OKS and CIGARS - Imported and Domestic. Irftarann Avrou. Oppon trw PhoneMain 6-l NUP SAID Brick furnished in any quant.ty or any style,. No contract too small or-tc. 4 4 large. See eamples o' our pressed brick. . GEO. KREIGER. La Grande, Oregon .