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STEWARD OPERA HOUSE
D. H.. STEWARD,
Saturday, February 5th
Bailey & Austin
In the Fantastical Musical Comedy
The All year round success af
Theafres, we w York and
The Only Company
With its Innumerable Original Feat
ure, Big Girly Singing and Dancim
Chorus, Song Hits,
..urbities
FAMOUS COLLIE BALLET
AND
W9 tm NEVER. CEASING. EVLR SINGING
H nANCW, .CXm Of HIS 5
I"W ' EXTRAORDINARY CAST J- '.Tc
Malinee SatiirdaY, 2:3
Seats a sale Thursday morning. PRICES-Matinee, Boxes $1.50, Or
ehestra and orchestra circle $1.00, Dress circle 75c, Gallery 50c
Evening Performance, Boxes $2.00, Orchestra and orchestra circle,
$1.50, Dress circle $1.00 and Gallery 60 cents .
EGGj A-PLENTT If yon give yonr hens the right sort of feed.
We have geod wheats, oats, alfalfa meal, flax seed meal, POULTRY
T05IC, EGG PRODUCER, OYSTER SHELL, GRANULATED BOHE
G1UT, ETC,1;
-Stanchfield Produce Co.
FLOUR, FEED, WOOD
! v 141o Adams Aye.
PHONES: Black 12V. i : ; Independent 451
A" RATIO
J.--H. P
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up-to-date sleigh.
sleighing while you
BAY & ZWEIFEL
PLTJMBEES AND TINNERS.
211 DlPOYSTREil
MANAGER.
the Casino and Majestfe
SmdefiaKer, CAcago .
Playing The Piece
Pantomimic
les
THAT IS WELL MAINTAINED IN
OUR OPTICAL WORK '-i
When you ceme U us to have your
eyes fitted we ascertain the exact con
dition of your eyes fitting you care-
fully with the leas that relieve your
eyei completely ot by making the
eye accommodate itself to the leas,
hut by having the lens fit the eye
perfectly.
Our experience and genuine skill
assure you of EXACT work always-
aad without exorbitant charges.
e
Will convert
'vrmm Ullmr Al" !
vehicle into an
Enjoy this fine
may.
EKEE
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E. J. Hayes, field manaeer. Judge
E. p. Rhodes, legal representative,
H. E. Pullon, W, A. Zimmerman,
Q-JL. Tillbory representatives of the
JnRcopB-Steln company, of Portland,
re., have arrived In the city and are
olng to open temporary offices here.
hey have a fine "proposition to put
etore the people' In Portland real
estate. We all know how rapidly
Portland is growing " and of the
enormous Increase in real estate val
ues and the Jacops-Steln company is
here to give' La Grande people an
opportunity to invest in one of the
finest residence portions of Port
land. ' The prices range ,; from $450
to V50 for lots 50 by 100 feet and
these prices Include cement sidewalk
and cement curbed streets, Bull Run
water, no Interest charges, and th
AFTER FEBRUARY 13th THE LAW
V IS EFFEC1ITE. ,
Mast put lose co'ns la envelope to
expedite collections
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An important announcement from
the postmaster general 'has been re
ceived by Postmaster G. M. Richcy
relative to the matter of leaving
loose coins in the mall boxes on rural-routes.
The instructions follow:
In view of the extent rof the pca
ttce of placing loose coins In boxes
by rural patrons has grown, an1 the
Belay, in the delivery and collection
of mails and the hardships 'mposed
nti rural carries Incident thereto, you
a' e informed that, commencing Feb.
15, rural letter carriers will not be
required . to collect loose coin i f-om
rural mail boxes. v ,
. .. Patrons should enclose coins In ar
envelope, wrap them securely In
piece of paper, or deposit them In a
colnholding ' receptacle so thev can
be earily and quickly taken from the
bereb. and carriers will be requiiod
UAL '
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A BAN ON ' !
DIR ECTORY ' -or
the '
FRATERNA L. O RDE RS
' -A GRANDE, ORE. "r ';- '
La Grande camp No. 7703 meets
every Monday each month at I. P. O.
F. HsflL All tlsltlag aelghbars are
cordially Invited to attend.
5V " .,t FRED B. CURRET, C
CAL JORDON, Clerk.
?r-: O. E.8.
Hope Chapter Na 13. O. E. S
hold stated communications the sec
ond ana fourth Wednesdays . of
each, month. Visiting members cor
dially Invited. ! -!
Pauline Lederlee, W. M.
Mary E. Warnlck, Secretary.
L 0. 0. F-EiicampnienL
Star Encampment Na SI, L O. O.
r meets every second and f earth
Wednesday la the month in Odd Fel
lows' halL TlattlBg patriarchs always
welcome. ,
H. EL COOLIDGE, O. P.
W. A. WORSTELL, Bcrlb.
La Grands Lodge Na 161, W. O.
W, meet every second and toarth
Tuesday avenlng in K. of P. nan in
the Corps lmildlnn 4!1 rlaltu
NERI ACKLES, Oovaol Ommandar.1
1. H. KEENET, Clerk.
L O, O. FchwCasto.
La Grands Lodge Na It. masts la
their hall every Saturday night Tlal
ting brothers cordially invited to at
tend. Cametery nisi mar he seen at
tr "Vn rtstenrnnL
GE50EQE GHOtTT. X Q
L K ENOCX. Use. Beey.
W. A. WORSTELL, Fja feey.
cflK ha
CITY CAMPAIGN
Jacops-Steln company pays the taxes
until such time 'as "the" contract is
filled. They turn the property over
to the buyer when the contract has
been finished with a free, clear, title
guaranteed absolutely perfect The
Jacops-Stein company "makes the
most liberal contract many have ev
er seen and this 'is in line with the
well-known1 liberal and square deal
ing policies of this company. They
are .the largest realty operators 1 in
the Pacific Northwest! having sold
over 7000 lots In three years, every
one of which has Increased in value
not less than 25 per cent since' being
put on the market ;
Watch for the' ad In the Observer
announcing the location of their of
. fees. It wlll pay the La Grande peo
rle to Investigate for themselves.
"m lilt such coins, and whe. ai
loic'panled by -mail' for dlspaco), av
'.ach the requisite stamps. '
Respectfully,' ; '
P. D. GRAW.
"1 i'
Fourth Assistant Postmast-r- Gen.
SHINING PARLORS
M"; For
Ladles and
Gentlemen
6KLT PARLOR IK THE CITY
COURTEOUS TREATMENT
AND FIRST CLASS SERYICE
FOB TEN CENTS
Next Doer te the Light Office
Open Until 11
Every Eveiiing
. J Fereiters ef Amerleai:
Court Maid Marion No. 22 meets
each Wednesday night In K. of P
hail. Brothers are invited to attend.
: BEN RAISTEN, Q.
LEO HERRINO, C. 8.
j C J. VANDEaPOBL, F. .
A. F. A A. S.
La Grande Lodge No. 41, A. f. A
A. II., holds rogular meetings first and
third Saturdays at 7:30 p. m.
JNO. S. HODGIN, W. M.
A. C. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
KnlghU of Pythias.
Ret Cross Lodge Na 37, meet ev
ery Monday evening in Castle hall,
(old Elk's hall). A Pythian welcome
to all visiting knights. : -
J. T. BAKES. C. C
K. L. LINCOLN. K. of R. ft 8.
B.P. 0. I.
La Grands Lodge Na 433. meets
each Thursday evening at t o'clock is
Elk's club, corner Depot street ani
Washington avenue. Visiting brothers
art cordially invited to attend.
B. B. COOLIDGE, Exalted Raler.
HUGH McCALL, Hoc Becy.
.. .. .. .. REBEKAR& .. .. .. '..
Crystal Lodge Na II meets every
Tuesday evening In the L O.O. F.
HalL . All visiting members are ia-
vttel te attenC
Mrs. Cora FlUgerald, N. O. 1
Miss Susan Mdllroy, Secretary.
This IS tO lufom th mnnnl
Uc that the undersigned have pru-
.aaea me spoKane Restaurant la
La Grande, Oregon, and r.ii4
from the public your kind patronage
assuring you of the most courteous
"rauuoui' njs restaurant Is opes
day and nlsht.
JIM KEEL" PrOD.. Enofcnn. Rf.
rant Company. J-21-F-21.
KeMet U Creditors
Estate ef Clria R. Thorntoa. De
ceased. IfsUce la hereby given that
the andereigaed has heea apaeinted
ny km Coaatgr Curt ! Vniaa eoantr.
Oregea, sittiag ka prebats, adminis
tratrix af tU astet af CaMn R.
Ihoraton, tesas4;''ant all persons
aaring claims agaiast the said estate
are hereby aotillel to present them,
duly oerUfiea. U the uaderslraed at
her 'residence la La Grande, Oregoa,
or at ue law efflce of Jno. S. Hod-
m, In said city, withm six month.
from the date ef the first Jublieatiea
oi ibis notice. ,
First Publication, January 25,
; PARA L.. THORNTON.
- Administratrix.
lotice.
" U BBftto, Oregoa, January 13
. v
iv laaaaiMa as at the present
ti the eoat Jol : living la awca
i-'-Umr m r9iiiB taaa the pre
vailing prloea f laser, we the un
derslgs4 varyanters hereby' resoU a
a nd agre tkat tke ut
April, Wit, lU aaifom wage lor
carpeatera aLall he S4.I0 per day of
nine hoars, tnatead of 3 6 as Jt is
at, vrtsmt;' and-Wo keMhy furtfter
New
SB PATRIOTIC WHE3 ORDERING
SUGAR AND INSIST UPOS IUY1NG
HOKE MADE. TIES 1Et FRESH
IS NOW IN ALL THE GROCERY
STORES,
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AR E OPPORTUNITY
CnnAPEGT FUEL ON THE IIAEEET
A' Carload of the best Chain Wood delivered at
your homes for only $125 per cord, measured in th
car.., Order HOW, while the roads are good and the
prices btr.
V R. BEAN
H0NERED 1741
Gomplete equipment for
rubber buggy tires.
A GRANDE IRON WORKS
a FilZGERALD, Proprietor '
Complete Machine Shops and Foundry
VALENTINES ;
Comic or Sentimental
POST CURDS
e. M. tVEttm & co.
ADAMS AVENbc
acres tiul we wil ait u i. i jr vi . ri
st less vazs tsa tie above r"a -
Signed J. N. KoU, YT. A. Li tcr,
Joseph Horetmaa, II. 1. lrquU,
Thoa. H. Moore, F. B.' Iloustaa. T.
8 Spiker, C. L, Talker, J. Elker, C.
D. Goods ob gh, D. 8. Cook, J. J. Cla i
ty, C. Q. Greene, F. Tf. PatUwn, 6.
O. Chapman. J. L. Slater, "rf. P Ncble.
I.. D. Sheets, W. C. Kelly, listener k
Eobinsoa, i'BV W. Kanunerer, ' J.
Steinbeek. Louis Wright.
1-25-2-25.
; H.T.MAT0TT.
Msnk Sidewalks Built and
Repaired. Cxca sting and
Kill m. Phone Black 1R62.
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J. A. CLIYE2. O
. Gasoline wood saw. O'
A Phone orders to Black 185L A -
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lansas lawyers te Confer.
Topeka, Kaa., Jan. 27. Seldom be
fore has aa anattal meeting of the '
Kar& Cute Dar ' Association at
tracted so many legal lights ef the
Sunflower state as the session open-
.f . .r iww.i
Prof. Roecoe Pound, of Chicago,' will r
deliver the lrlaclpal address of the;
subject, "Parltaalsm and the Common
Law." Other sabjeets to be discussed
lnclade "Criticisms of courts by the
Lawyers and Laymen,' and the "Ua
authorbed ase of Another's Portraits
la am Advertisement" -: 1
Sugar
Isti''
resetting and repairing
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