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HPlKo&Q I ' 1 : ' 1 I At The La Grande Evening Observer 1 1 crime." ' Public UiU i ficule nd amuse ment managers must charge to satiify it. Modern amu ement management i plainly a eurvival of the fittest. Thit it sound talk and they do lay Mr. Hi Henry it making good on all he says. n if mn u r i 11 AAXWbA ,W Ifc I THE WIFE OF GEORGE TAIB0Y THE WOMAN YOURE LIVING WITH. ARE ORE ""SAME' TONIGHT "AH the world loves a lover" is the oft repeated tale, and which ie partly sug gestive of a portion of the plot of "A Mad Love" which will be presented at Stew ard's opera house tonight with that splen did emotional star. Miss Maretta Smart, and a specially engaged register of dram atic celebrities. The play has a prologue and three intensely interesting acts, and is what might be termed a new edition or modernized version of that all-time suc cees, "Lady Audley's Secret," the work of Miss M, E. Braddon. a world famous literary genius. "A Mad Love" is a play that deals with life itself, full of human in terest, emotional, yet possessing an abun dance of genuine comedy, and is at all uines piauiuie una pubiui in swry una plot It is a performance that particular ly appeals to womankind, and offers a lesson in honor and humanity not soon forgotten. THE OLD RELIABLE One of the very best amusement organ izations of the dayis the Hi Henry Big City Aggregation of fifty minstrel per formers, who will appear at Steward's opera house, Saturday, Oct. 20. If glow ing endorsements from the leading press count for anything the Hi Henry show ,.... hi. iiiiin.il in. in mmcmA it PARSIFAL, OCTOBER 25 Sinca Warner's celebrated d-ama of "Parsifal" has been announced fori.s pre sentation in Steward's opera house. Thurs day, Oct. 25. quite a considerable degree of interest ar.d expectation is evidenced among all classes of our theatre goers, There is no doubt but much of this is caused from mere curios ty. occasioned by having heard of the tremendous excite ment that was stirred up at its initial p.-pduction in New York City. Bjtby far the greater and keener interest is shown bv the inteliieent reading class of the masses and the more refined and cultivat ed citizens comprising the belter grade of lovers of all that is eood in theatrical offerings. The play of "Parsifal" essen tially appeals to the intellect, and one whose best enjoyment is gained through that medium cannot find a more wortny vehicle than "Parsifal," as presented by Messrs. Martin and Emery'scapable company. SOCIETY may be countea on as one of the very best in its class. ' The program is one of inno vations and lastsst up-to-now ideas and novelties, strictly in the latest line. "The world moves," says Mr. Henry, "although the man who first said it got killed for his WWW WW WWW WWWWW WWWW WWWW tTTTTTTTt m D. H. STEWARD. Proprietor and Manager. ONE NIGHT (MY MONDAY, OCTOBER 15 I Edward R Slater's Company (Direct from Broadway Triumphs) PRESENTING The New Century Dramatic Sensation A Mad Love A most remarkable dramatization-of Miss Braddon's famous novel, , "Lady Audley's Secret" with Maretta Smart And the same company and magnificent production that set New York talking, and commanded the daily attention of the entire New York Press! A DRAMATIC SENSATION, AS DARING AND HUMAN AS TRUTH ITSELF IT HOLDS THE MIRROR UP TO nTtURE Seats on Sale at Van Buren's Opens Saturday, October 13 Box scats $1.00, Orchestra and Orchestra Genter 75c. Dress Circle and Gallery 50c. Children 25c. Saturday eveningat their beautiful new home of third timet. Mrs. H. C. Grady and daughter Miss Ellen, delightfully en tertained their lady friends at Ave hund red. The parlor and dining room were pretti ly decorated with Virginia creepers, ast ers and sweet oeas, and the living room with asparagus fern and sweet peas. Daintv refreshments consisting of to- matto salad, pimolas, cheese crackers, cake and coffee were served by the host ess assisted by Mesdames Givan and Van Buren and Misses Kelly, Bohnen kamp and Bacon. Mesdames Bohnenkamp and Morrison were the most successful at five hundred and were awarden pretty souvenirs. During the evening Miss Mayme Reith and Mrs. Jay Van Baren entertained the guests with music. The following ladies were present: Mesdames W. H. Bohnenkamp, C. S. Dunn, L. F. Dunn, Pattison, L. Givan, E. E. Bragg, Ed Thomas, C. T. Bacon, F. Swaney, J. H. Aikine, C. H. Finn, A. Newlin. O. McCully, F. Jackson, N. Moli tor, R. Laughiin. T. N. Murphy, H. S. Cavana, Ed Murphy, J. McCoy, W. K. Jones, Wm. Allinson, W. Encson, Wm Morrison, T. Ormond, L. Remillard, T. Buehler, E. W. Bartlelt, J. Van Buren, W. Stoddard, of Perry, W. E. Mosoy of Caldwell. Misses Mayme Reith, Moina Aikine, Edna McCall. Barber, E. Burke, Carmen Stoddard, M. Newlin, M, Anson, Bess Bohnenkamp, McFarland and R. Bacon. y fJjjjntain Tea Nugget A icy iMiolnt tor flny rerplt. UuLa II (lib sod Hene-ed Vigor, i f .r C ii i.n iilnn, Tn'llrentlon. Lire V"it if I'-pipl,' !'?fm. IniMir I il . Miiff--.i. ram. Mt'felik'l iv m" .1 ;.ii.ri:inii Tph In tab. i I, it '.. lin t c Mid bt I I t' !. v. M ...,.,,. w . 3655 REPORT OF CONDITION OF LA GRANDE' NATIONAL BANK of La Grande. Oregon at the close of business October 12, 1906 RESOURCES LIABILITIES Loans and Discount $677,391.12 j Capital Stock .. $100.000 00 United States Bonds . 100,000.00 i; , c , Premiums on U.S. Bonds ,750 00 JTflM 20,000.00 Real Estate, Furniture, etc 50.163.30 j; Undivided Profits 44,909.89 Taxes paid 1,372.25 ii Circulation 60,000.00 Cash Assets: j Due from Banks , $84,902.83 P Deposits Due from U.S. l Individual, $786,714.57 Treasurer. 2.600 00 Banks 7.618.62-793.233.09 Cashonhand. 1 ! 0. Of 3.48-1 97.406.31 j TjU1 .$1.008. 142.1)8 Total $1,008,142.98 UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS GEORGEPALMER. Puss riKT. . J. M. BERRY, Vies President. F. L. MEYERS, Cashisr. W. U BRENHOLTS. Assistant Cashier. SHERWOOD WILLIAMS, 2nd Assistant Cashier QEOL. CLEAVER, F. M.BYRK1T, C C. PENINGTON, F. J. HOLMES. A. B. CONLEY, With ample capital. large experience, and unsurpassed facilities, we offer you absolute security for your deposits; and solicit your banking business, premising you courteous treatment, and every lib erality consistent w.th conservative banking. Reaches the home with the days news, focal and general. Delivered at your door for 65 cts per month. La Grande Weekly Observer For those who can not secure the Daily, The largest and most com plete Dollar Weekly in Eastern Oregon. Our Job Printing Department is Complete. 3 4 ft V
