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paints. For exterior or t
interior use its .rjerman . L
enca.is- onsurnassea. ;as
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I peels.' or tfades.-r:? Put nap tt
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n every , color or.- tint.- ;
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SIAN1ELS "& JARMAN, !
Paper Hangers and" "vf
Decoratoratars ;
Second Hand B cycies
One Rambler , S6.00
One Ideal 10.00
One Colambia Chainlets 15.00
One Ladies' wheel 10.00
New Bicycles v
Cleveland and Princetons -$25
to $190 p.-
PHONE RED 261 ' ' i"
C. L. SMITH fei
CREAMERY BUILDING
THE LA GRANDE . J
NURSERY i;
SHADE
TREES fi
Is one of my special
ties. Delivery to ba
made .'bn ! or after
Marsh l&;tS, ' :
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SpeeK' by ;lwii---oW Rosea .
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I also have a,' ft'na lot of Apple, '
pear, prune. 'plum Icherry, apprV;
cot, peach mulberry, shade1
trees and Jprnamental trees, V
grapes, currents, gooseberry,. ,
blackberry. ; dewberry,''.' Vasp- f
berry, vines, creepers,'' and '
hedge plants, ' ".' ; :.tv"
2 Phone 151 f,' Thorns' grocery
Geo. W." Powell,"
Practical Gunsmith
?epnir Strictly Fi-stctass
"mis re-stocked
K ys fiticd to door Locks
VWA. AGNEW
BKICK IIHICK
Brick furnished in any quantty or any
style, Nj contract too small or to
targe. See samples of, .our, pressed
brick. . . ,
GEO. KREIGER.
t La Grande, On goo .
J.cJry ilcaniain Tea Kijjeu
. . Buy Medicioi br Buy Pop:r
' 3.--gi OolJca Halta aai Kaumd Vigor.
' j'V'-il'CfnrC'wuKlmtloo, In4lrtloo. l.lrt
fcca Kldm-r Trouhlen. Plmpli. KcwrJiv Impir
Bi.fl, Bd Breath. 8lulh Borl, H1-h
nd DftckaclM. It'Enelty Mountain Tea III tl
1. 1 form, as rwnt a bnx. (tonuine mad bji
linuaarca Dara Cohhiv, Mudiino, Wis.
tOLOEd NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLf
for a brief while only. : Short for &yW8'
.ha-,w aijd.lp) onlp frejsft.irtduqlsj
,Wa soil : P, muyh. beef- mutten Jantb.
pork and .poultry that noting stays -on J
W prerrtistls loirtg.' 1 ' Foo'd :f i'r thought in j
tHiOtrottiful statement. WVoiltebfect lo 1
XtaterfieaU. let ua'tiaVe ytlur dWeWlfiul -
LA GRANDpfBCHDOt:5 f
PROF. TJ
: 'V ' .Mj t"." e ' Sit '
'Thi is' one of fcl&t usic?J-:in
. .TnstitiitioYiffJih'itiie state, 'afctf- -that :
i peopia in this .city and valley ; are' j
, migininngtoa.sctiver tne advantage
or tnis scnooi. i ne system :s
lAt4t. and mret nrnrfra! in.
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eludes all the latest .discoveries in .
urn art oi lecc.iuig musiG. l ie
school is divided into two depart
ments; No. I ia for beginners from'
5 years or. mora : and -are taugnr
: the first three grades. ; Pupils come
orie hour each day, A This is no kin
dergarten systetn but ftr superior.
In No, 2 the gTadcs- srsrfroin 2 to
6. ' Here (hey : graotet- v Pupils '
take one. or two ltssons a weak as
they desire. . .No scholar s will be '
. ))initted td remain n tiiis scnooi
jwho do not studji. : . , j
'' Qpposite the toloy,1 House over
;. the candy store. ' Phone. 4 7 3 "
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TAYLORSfiJOIO
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Remember the Taylor Studio has
moved next door to the Observer
office and has a nice line of the
latest mounts and styles for photos
just arrived. .. Call and see them
ancLget prices.
THE;;
TAYLOR 'is STUDIO
V'-
WALLOWA COUNTY
, .Sond . your collections
and cash items to
Hue -Stock Growers and i
Farmers Bank,
OF WALLOWA, OREGON. ; 'I,
We pay five per cent interact on
, time deposit. ,', ' .
1AP1TAL. . ,525,0lD.0O
' C. T. McDanicl, Cashier.
A. K. Steuhenbeho, Pres. ' , i
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and other dipping mater
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WHOLESALE ;
' QUANTITIES
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DRUG: CO.
Pendleton, Oregon '
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MRS; DAY.1 ASSISTANT.'-
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MISS LILLIAN
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'"ti "THE CHRISTIAN"
. Caine undertook the dramatization
of "The Christian" himBelf. As he was
mora-familiar with-the, characters than
anyone else, he consequently has given to
the world the greatest dramatization of
the book that could be made. His Glory
Quayie, lovable and willful, is the same
as ever, but John Storm! who is almost a
religious fanatic in the book, is a more
reasonable and attractive character in
the play. Among the many stirring, soul
lifting, blood-curdling situations in ''The
Christian" none will be found of greater
strength than the' pne; wherein Storm
enters the apartment of Olory, and bids
her prepare for death. as he intends to
murder; tuft to keep (ter ffom the contam
ination of the world.. 1 He warns her to
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say. her 'pray6rs,,and he encircles her
throat with his hands, 'and is on the
point of strangling her, when the woman's
quick wit saves her life. In feverish
anxiety and impassioned speech the young
and beautiful girl remious him cf thei
childhood love for one another, and so
works upon his mind that he relinquishes
his purpose. Another scene of dramatic
genius Is where a mob attempts to cap
ture thk villain, but are held back by
John Sorm and brother Paul, Through
out thjr play the attention of the audience
s rivitd upon the stage, and never for a
moment does the interest lag.
Glory Quayie will be impersonated by
the beautiful Lillian Lawrence, and John
Storm by John Sainpolis. In Steward's
opera house, Thursday. May 5d. Prices
.50, .78. 1.00 and 1.60.
SOME SIGN1HCWT STATISTICS
Statistics from the great Piano Trade
authority. The "Mus'cat Courier" snow
that the Eilers Houses now handle ore
half the Pianos sold on the Pacific Coast
Nearly two score of America's factories
vie with each other to supply our tremen
dous trade. These factories know that
the Eilers Houses take a permanent In
terest in every instrument sold. They
realize that the Eilers Mouses tolerate no
poor workmsnship. or in'jrior p oJjct
They know that every Piano must stand
the rigid test of our warranty. We e'-tn
boast thareloce. ot lavina ,the r. finest
line of, instruments of (any retail dealers
the World and tMs I'ne is fully represented
in our La Grande stock. Remeinbef that
the sale will not always lasC We; have
an elegant assortment from "which to
select. Come in and have, a ilj.ie Jieart
to-heart talk with us and just what
we will do for you. Our busings s to
make people happy. Come and, joifj the
Merry-makers. Eilers Piano House;
W. fC. Davis, manager
S16 Adams Avenue " ,
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KOTO TO StTTlf ;;
All persons who are indebted to J: Bull
ii Company are notified to call at thy old
jlace of business and .settle same by
May 1, 1906. 1
J. Buu. & Company.
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.EAGLES La Grande Aerie 295F, O'
E. merits every, pnpay n'ghtiri Elk's
Hall.Vt"8" p'' k" Viiitihg ' irhren
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Dr.O. L.-BrgsewW1.
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i. I. O. O. F. -La Grande Lodge No.- 18.
meea wi trreii hall every Saturday hight.
Visitingbrothdrs cordially'mvited td at-
tenaiJ ometery plat may 'be- seen' -at
Modal watcwimoti i- . t n-- i
H. E. Cooudcr, N. G,
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STAR ENCAMPMENT, No, ll.'lO,
u. r. meets every nrst ana third thura
days In the month in Odd '. Fellow hall.
visiting patriarchs always welcome,
ST ' ' 'G. E. Fowler. C.'P.
D. E. Cox, Scribe. ' ' " ' '
M. W. A.- La Grande Carrir) No. 770S
meets every first and third Wednesday
of the motiUl jO.VOlfiFhall. All
visiting neighbors are cordially invited to
attend. . : C; S; Williams, V.. C.
Jomn.Hall, Clerk.-. -
; ' FORESTERS 5 OFj AMERICA-Court
Maid Marion No. 22 meets sach Thurs
day .night in. Redman . hall. ., Brothers
ars invited to attend. . ,
' " Frk Hon Chief Ranger
L. U Snodgrass Financial Sec.
Board of Trustees Dr. G. L, Biogers
John Hall and C. S. Williaml
FRIENDSHIP' TENT1 No. . k. 0. T
M.--Meets second and fourth Wednesdays
each month in I. 0. Q. F. . ha'l. isiting
knights welcome. , . . , ,
H.C Ball, Com.
Mox Bloch, Record Keeper
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L O,. T- WVB No.?. Meets every
first and third Thursdays in the after
noon t the(Rdmen hall.?. AU VisJtmi
ladie are. welcMn t SwHj 1
M. CI VessEYTKecSrd Keeper.
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B.jP. 0. E.. U GRAN CE LCCfljjlp
433- Meets each Thursday evening at
eight o'clock in Elks' hall, on Adarot
Avenue. Visiting BitottteVs are cordially
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invited to attend. r i t
E. W.Da. Exalud Ruler
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IA' ORANDS L0DGH''K()'i
WOODMEN OF j THE WORLD-i-Mj.is
every ' Friday of each month in
the (C. cjf P. hall in the Core building, i. All
visitifigjnembers welcome.) J V
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RED CROSS LODGE, No. 27 Meets
evarv Monday evening in Castle Hall,
Cotyl building. A Pythian welcome to
all viiiting Knights,
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K. PATTISON(d.. t&tpQb. l)ii -tWIt
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RATHB0NE"6ISTBRS fiowerts'Temt-'
pie iip- meets svery Wednesday even
ing at 8 p. m. in the K. of P. Hall in the
Corps' builng,. !;V(siinfl( membecordi-'1'
ally i&vited. ' " "
MlLLY Frawley M. E. C.
Eunice Phoctsr M. of R, tt C"'zn
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GRANDE IRON WORKS
D. FITZGERALD; Proprietor.
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m:.. Mill, the best and cheapest, mill ron th .market. - Our vsfcopt
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