LODGE- DIRECTORY
EAGLES La Grande Aerie 295F. O
ever y . Friaav nioht in Eiks
Visiting ;
E. meets
nau,M a p. m,
ir.vited to attend.
brhren
I. R. Snook W. S
Dr.O.UBiggen W.. P.
. I. 0. 0. F. La Grande Lodge No) 16.
meets in their hall every Saturday night.
Visiting brothers cordially invited to at
tend.' Cemetery plat may be seen at
: Model .Restaurant
H. E. Coolidoe. N, G.
' D. E. Cox, Sec.
STAR ENCAMPMENT. No. 51. I. 0.
, 0. F. Meets every first and third Thurs
days In the month in Odd Fellows hall.
Visiting patriarchs always welcome,
G. E. F owler, C. P.
D. E. Cox. Scribe.
M. W. A.- La Grande Camp No. 7703
meets every first and , third Wednesday
of the month at I.. 0. O. F. hall. ; All
, visiting neighbors are cordially invited to
. attend. . C. S. Williams, V. C.
..JOHM Haul, Clerk.' '
' FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court
Maid Marion No. 22 meets each ThurS'
; day night in Redman' hall. Brothers
; are invited to attend. .
. Fnen Hon Chief Ranger
,t. u. &NODORASS financial bee.
- - Board of Trustees Dr. G. L. BiocERS
JOHN HAU. and C. 5. WH.LIAML" ,
FRIENDSHIP TENT (No. h k. 0. T
; M.--Meets second and fourth Wednesdays
each month in I. O. 0.. F. -ha1!. isiting
. mignts welcome.
H. C. Ball, Com,
' Mox Blcch, Record Keeper
IMBLER
RAPIDLY
L. 0. T. M. HIVE No. 27,-Meets
first and third Thursdays in the
noon at the Redmen hall... All
ladies are welcome. . 'i .5
" mAUDB U.ON0 uaay ommanaer.
. M. C. Vessby, Record Keeper. ' A
Ji B. P. O. E.. U GRANDE LODdE N?
433 Meets each Thursday ytfvsning at
eight o clock in Elks' ha!U on Adams
Avenue. : Visiting Broth art are cordially
invited to attend
E. W; Das, Exalted Ruler
G. E. MgCully, RjCording Secretary.
The Rock basement that L. M. Jensen is
building is nearly completed but he has
not decided just what kind of a building
will be put, upon the basement yet.
Summery ills ' Lumber Co. is making
great improvements ' at Imbier. They
have just completed a large boarding
house, Mr. Ervin Wade Is also building
a fine residence in the western part of
town. , ' ' ;
The church that was known as the
ba-dndge Church has been, moved into
town and when it is remodeled a little it
will add greatly to the beauty of the town.
Mr. L. Garrick of La Grande has been
at Imbier for the i past 4 weeks doing
painting and what he did not paint he
was the means of stiring others to have
their buildings painted which has mads
tningiioom up in fine shape.
atterUr,"Dler i to have a Park, it will cover
visitiiygj about 1 5 or more acres and is on a bend
of the Grand Ronda River on the. spot of
ground where the old noted Lone Pine
used to standi The Park wilt be called
aflerlhe noted tree. Work will be com'
menced at once on the large p avellion
and on the grounds. Gasoline launches
and row boats wilt be placed upon the
i. W. DAflS,
ly, Rj&irdini
DE LODC
5 i LA GRANDE LODGE No. 169.
; WOODMEN CF THE WORLD Meots
every Friday of each month in
the K. of hall in the Corp building. All
visitingnembers welcome.
N. L. Ackles, Consul Commander
; J. H. Kbeney, Clerk.
' , RED, CROSS LODGE. No. 27-Meets
very 'Monday evening in Castle Hall,
Corpe building. A Pythian welcome to
all visiting Knights,
N. L Ackles, C. C.
i R. Pattison, K. R. & S.
RATHBONE- SISTERS RowenaTem-
Kl. M- n . - Mr - .i - i
pie tu. 9 mews sjvary Wednesday even-
. ing ii o p. m. in me t. or r. nan in me
Corps building. .Visiting members cordi-
. ally invited. " ,; y
' ' . Milly Frawley M. E. C
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LIGHTNING COLLECTION
AGENCY ;
; H A. Watson, Mgr.
All claims placed in our hands
be paid direct to the creditor.
; Our system gets the money.
Full particulars made known upon
application to interested parties.
Office up-stairs in Ra'ston building
La Grande, Or. '
MEAT
Fresh and Cured
Can b3 obtained at this mar
at all times. We deliver all
prders promptly. Phone tp
us or leave your order. We
will do the rest.
KROUSE BROS Prop.
Successor to J. Bull and Go.
Phone Main 48
ASIMR'S (ALL fOR GTT
-WARRANTS
Notice is hereby given thaV there are
now funds on hand to pay all outstanding
warrants issued on General Fund of La
Grande City, up to an including. No. 6233
endorsed Nov, 4. 1904.
Interest on all warrants on General
Fund from No. 6,1 16 to No. 6233 inclus
ve, ceases from this date.
There are also funds in the treasury 'o
pay all warrants issued against Water
Fund of La Grande City, up to and
1 . . j : M. R n K 7 .ndnnul Mn 111
1 906. Jntorest on all warrants on Water
Fund from No. 6918 to No. 6057 inclus
ive.ceases from date of this call. 1
La Gra.nie, Oregon, May 4th. 1906.
J. K. Wrioht
I City Treasurer,
AMUSEMENTS
river and in very few years this wiil be
one of the finest pleasure resorts in . the
world, just give us a little time and see.
We wilt make this place a place of plea
sure and one that will be noted in years
to come as the place for good time.
Imbier must have, a ; good implement
Jnuse and a drug store. Come out and
look ut over we want it and must have it
The Summerville Lumber. Co's street
railway, will soon be in operation and if
ynu don't believe that lumber can can be
hauled by steam power ' just come and
see. ,.
Imbier has now over 560 acres of
Orchard and this is just a commencement
of what will be put out in the next vear
or two.
FOR SALE.
Eight acres. 6 room house.barn, place fo
chickens or hogs, orchard, all kinds or
ruit and plenty of water. Located east
of flouring mill, will exchange for city
property.. Apply at premises. John 'Gavnh
TEAMS WANTED
The Sugar company wants to employ
teams and men, eee F. S. Bramwell.
MILLINERY OPENING
' Every day in the week at' Mrs. J. R
Forrest's. . Prices lower than ever known
Trimmer from Gage's of Chicago.
(LEAN IIP NOTKE
Property owners are hereby notified to
clean up their alleys and repair their side
walks at once. John Wilson,
Street Superintendent.
SOUNDS REASONABLE
If your spinal enatcmy is once properly
adjusted by an Osteopith perhaps the
world will seem a better place to dwell
in.
Osteopaths may fail t- cure you. but
It will not hurt you while making the
trial; and it is certain that it can do every
patient some good, whether it corrects
the main trouble or not.
The knife shouid he the last rasort It
is not just to your body to mutilate it un
til you see if putting it into good mechan
ical adjustment will not cure your malady.
Osteopathy makes many opperations
unnecessary.
What's the good of keeping from him
Anygood things you may see,
Tnat will lift his load of labor
Like Rocky Mountain Tea
Newlin Dnuo Co.
STRAUD OR STOLEN.
Three work horses , one dapple gray
1200 lbs. , brown clubby horse about
1000 lbs. shod behind, bay mare 1000
lbs. , dent, in left shoulder. Last seen
on the road towards Union. $15 for their
return to C. A. Peterson. Ladd Creek
TREASURER'S (ALL fOR WARRANTS
Notice is horeny given that the under
signed Treasure of Union County, Oregon,
has funds on hand which to, pay all
County and Scalp bounty warrants which
were presented and endorsed by the
County Treasurer, prior to Feb. 1, 1902.
No interest allowed on the above war
rants after Mav, 4. 1906. '
John Frawley
Treasurer op' Union county
We care not how you suffered, nor
what failed to cure you, Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea makes the puniest, weak
est specimen of man or ' womanhood
strong and healthy. 36 cents, Tea or
THE GREAT NORTHWEST
Eckhardt's Ideals opened their week's
engagement at the opera house last night
by presenting the sensational border-
drama "The Great Northwest," which
was a thriller from, start to finish. The
startling climaxes caused the audience to
hold thoir breath and from the amount of
laughter brought forth from the audience.
The Ideals certainly made a hit. -.
Many laughable and ludcrous situations
were involved ' during the action of the
play. Chief among the fun makers was
Oiiver J. Eckhardt in the role of Dibsey, a
broken down lawyer. His work last
night stamps him as a comedian of the
first order, his natural spontanious com
edy was both refreshing and excruciat
ingly funny.
The company is strong enough to give
satisfaction if they would refra from
attemptingthe blood and thunder sort of
drama which depects a kind of western
life which never existed. The bill to say
the least was a poor selection. The prin
cipal feature of the first act was the
murder of some ones mother, and the
star play of the secdnd act was where a
girl in a buckskin suit and a twenty-two
cleans out a saloon of bad western men.
Later on in Ihis same act a noted e ha rio
ter wno mii aiuuiiu muti. -ihg
angel under "the name of Diamond
Dick cleans up all that is left after the
young lady finished her" work of straight
ening out things. The third act finished
up with a great fir scene and forced
wedding, and this wedding would certain
ly bring a blush to the face of a California
contract marriage ' advocate. In - the
fourth act. all the kinks are taken out
and the great finish takes place with a
fight which was certainly a dandy. The
hero and the villian had a, hand to hand
contest which was real enough to please
the most blodd thirsty. In fact it was the
best struggle scene which the writer' has
ever seen on a stage. As stated before,
the actors are good enough, but the piece
is altogether too strong for this age.
Tonight the Eckhardts will put on a three
act farce comedy which will undoubtly
please the house. One thing certain it
will not frighten the women and children,,
nor will it have any exhibitions of rifle
practice with a shot gun at ten paces. It
will be all fun tonight and from the work
done last night it is evident that there will
be plenty of opportunities to laugh.
Laughter is better than tears anyway.
The bil tonight will be "A Woman in the
case."
THE DIXIE JUBILEES
They are coming with their sweet songs
of the Southland, their quaint negro mel
odies, their camp meeting songs that go
home to our hearts. W. C. Buckner, who
made th e Tennesseeians famous is the
basso. The seven colored people who
compose the company will delight their
hearers. Central Church May 9. Tickets
and reserved seats at Selders' store.
W. J. Bryan says: "They are fine
singers splendid entertainers."
Robert Mclntyre, the noted lecturer
says: (''They are a fine company fo
artists. Their deportment both on and
off the platfoim' is worthy of commenda
tion." s . '
- Leland T. Powers says: "The Dixie
are a very fine company. Too much
praise cannot'be given them."
EARTHQUAKE IN TENNESSEE
; Scrip ps News Association)
Middletown, Tenn., May 8 -An earth
quake shock occured here early today at
East Hampton. Small buildings are re
ported demolished, but no one is reported
injured.
: CRACK SPRINTER
- It is rumored that Island Ci'.y has a
surprise in store for the La Grande track
teams next Saturday, in the shape of a
crack sprinter and jumper. His name is
Walters, and the sland boys confidently
assert that he can and will beat McKen
non. ; La Grande people find this hard to
believe, and will have to he shown first.
If Walters is as fast as he is said to be.
there will be some fine running in the
dashes, because McKennoh does not in
tend to be beaten easily. H. P. S. Is
counting on McKennon to win the meet
ror them, while u H. 5, believes it can
offset his work by trying for the weights
and distances. Island City expects the
jumps, but may be disappointed. : Last
night in practice. Reynolds ran the half-
mile in a way that showed that it will
take fast ,men to beat La Grande High
School in that event. If the meet or oven
a financial success, the La Grande High
School team will enter at Pendleton on
Decoration Day. . -
. MERCHANT OE VENICE ! I
i" Opera House, May 24 Given in ful
costume, by Seniors of High Schco
Rare treat. Don't miss it Seats 35 cts
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3. 1878-
r MlllllftTinu
' V.H. Land Office at La Orside, ore
Nntloe Is hereby given that In oumpllance
with the provisions or tne act or CoDgreaa of
iuuv o, into. Biiiiiivu -nn ki iiir me M ol
Umber land Id the Htata or California. r.
m, Nevada, and Wanhlnutou Territory," aa
extended to all the Hubllo Land nlates by act
of Anguat 4, ItftftS. Charlea E. Webb of
wire, ouuuiy w jiaa, suite or. idubn.
baa tbla day nitd In thla nfflna hi.
worn ttatement No. 8750, tot the purchase of
wie r, t. , flu. 3 D lowoaniD no.
4, Booth, Rantv No. its, E. W. H.
And wlliotler proof to show that the land
oualil Is more valuable for Ita timh n
tone than for agricultural i parpoaea, and to
m.iHwuui.u.iiu m hiu ihhu Deiitro Wlff
RKlatr and Receiver at La Grande.
Oregon,, on Tuesday, the nd day of Mai
HIM. r '
lie names aa wttnearai: Herbert f. Lemp,
of Bolaa Idaho; Ch.rlo I, LlngenfetUY. of
Holae Idaho; Henry W.arnhcrg, of Bolat
Idaho; Jaa. K Batxman, of I a urande.
Any and all pemoin claiming adversely
the abode described lamia are requested to flic
trretr ctalma In this office on or before said
2nd day of May, IVOR.
IS. W. Davis, Keglater
T1MBKR LAND ACT JUNK 81878
Notice foh publication
U. B. Land Office La Grande. Oregon
April 4, lttUH .
Notice Is hereby given that In compliance
with Ihe provisions of the act of Congress ol
tune a, 187ft, entitled "An act for the sale ol
timber lands In the Stales or California, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Terrlturv," aa
extended toali the Public Land ttfites by act
of August 4, mi, Ldrt A. Deiby of Boise,
county or Ads, hbtte of Idnnn, ba
ibis day filed In this oftlce her sworn state
ment No. W7A for the purchase of J lie SUNK
Ai, HHof Hertlon No. 6: Irf Towniblr
No.6Houth KangeNo..6, E. W. M.
And wlliotler proof to show that the land
sought la more valuable for Ita timber or
tone than for agrli ullunl purposes, and to
establish hr claim to avid land before lt
Register and Recel ver at La Grande,, Oregon
on Krlduy, the 4th day of June, IWJ6.
Him name as witnesses: f.dwird M, Derby,
'enry Wernbtg, Over Younkln, William
A. H .Irrt, all of Holse Idaho.
Any and all poisons outlining adversely the
above described lands are requested to fill
their claims In this office on or btloresalc
'Mil day of June, luus.
C W. Davis. Reetstei
CONIESTNOEICE
DEPARTMENT fK 1 HE INTERIOR
United Htalea Land Office
I a Grande, Oregon, March 17th. IWo
A sirTtcleut contest affidavit having been
filed In this office by Earler Alheraou. con
teal a ut, atalnst Homestead entry No. KlVt,
made April Htb. IV0I, lor the SWW Hectlon
t, Tuwnsnip 4 h , Kange 6ti iu. w. m. dt
Bcnjsmln a. Kllch i nntestee. In which It I
aliened that Herinmln H. Kltcu has nevr re
hlrieo thereon anil only bas a small cabin
Iherenn about 10 by 12 anil no other I prove.
ntents and tms wliollv abandoned said User
and that said alleged absence from said land
whs not due to his employment in the army.
nsvy or marine eorp" of the United Htatrs as
a private so dter, officer, st-amait or narfue
dtirlnir the war with h rmln or dortna any
other war in wMch the Vo ted Slut. may bit
enKsaeU. Xald parties are hereby notified
to uppeai, respond and oil', r evldenc- toucn
inir said alleuaiioii at 10 o' liclc a. m. on
Apill t, 1Vi'6. before the Kidder and
Reis lver Hi the United mates Land Ulrica In
La Urande, Oregon.
The siiHI coulotsnt havlinr. In e Druoer
rtldavlt. Hied March 17 b. IM. set I or' h facts
wbb h show that ter au dlligeni iiersonHl
service of this a tlce ran nut lie made, it Is
hereby orilcrtnl and riiectcd th-t such noitce
he given by due and proper puh'inulon
E. W. HAVIS
A. A.
KilflMer
KOltKKTS Receiver
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! HIS APPRECIATION
THE BUSINESS MAN thorough! appreciates the advantages of a
checking account with a bank. Those who do not keep such an
account miss many of its advantages.
We are always glad to explain the workings of a checking account
'to those who are not familiar with banking.
Interests paid on time deposits and in savings department
CAPITAL ANDSURPIUS
$74,000.00
j Uhe farmers and Uraders
Tfationai SSank
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j Why Not Live Well?
? Yoi can do this and not spend any more money than you art spending now,
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Our prices are right our detivery system is right, our groceries are right J
; Try our 5 cent Cracker snaps. The children cry for them. You will like
them too. -
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A Variety of Croquet Sets -
Millinery of all Kinds
New Stationery
a,
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La' Granic National Bank
ESTA;bLISHED i887
Capital Stock, Surplus and undivided proHts $160,00000
0FPICKBS AMD DIRECTORS
. 1EORGE PALMER, Presidrnt. J. M. BERRY. Vice President.
F. L. MEYERS, Cashier."
GEORGE L. CLEAVER, Assistant. Cashier.
W. L. BRENH0LTS. Assistant Cashier.
BERRY, , F. M. BYRK1T. A. B. CONLEY.
C. C. PEN1NGT0N. , F. J. HOLMES.
General banking -business, Drafts drawn on all
Mparts of the world.
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