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Kentucky Blaxik Leaf
and other dipping mater
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WHOLESALE
Sf QUANTITIES
Write for prices
THE PENDLETON
1 DRUG CO.
2 Pendleton, Oregon
FOR THE FEAST
&fter the Lenten season, you can find
nothing better than our choice
1 BtEF AND VEAL.
Any portion of any kind of Fresh Meats
which you may prefer, is here ready to
your order. All are of fine quality, rich
In nourishing juiciness, and of delicious
flavor, etc.
Rohr & Company
OUR QIY SYSTEM " I
. Five rules in the new, up-to-date Red
Cross drug store.
I Promptness and accuracy at all times
on receiving, dispensing and delivering
doctors' prescriptions and family receipts.
1 II Pure drugs used at all times. "
.III Gratuated pharmacists always m
attendance to fill prescriptions, wait on
trade and answer telephone calls. , ,
" IV We give you what you ask for.
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i v " .V Get your doctor to telephone your
ifvbrescription to us and we do the rest
Al vi ask is a fair trial. ,. ,(
Wd want to show you.
Red Cross Druo Storb.
A. C. MacLennan, Prop.
TREASURER'S (All FOR CITY WARRANTS
. Notice is hereby given that .there are
. now funds on hand to pay all outstanding
warrants issued on General Fund of La
Grande City, up to and including. No. 4900
endorsed May 11th. 1934.
" Intarest on all warrants on General
- Fund from No. 4759 to No. 4900 inclue-
JPwfVe. ceases from this date."
O There are also funds in the treasury to
pay all warrants issued against Water
Fund of La Grande City, up to and in
eluding No. 6917 endorsed Nov. 10,1905.
Interest on all warrants on Water Fund
from No. 6835 to No. 6917 inclusive,
ceases from date of this calL,
La Grande. Oregon. April 5. 1906.
J. K.Wrioht, City Treasurer.
HOiXISrCN'S
flocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
A Btuy MadiriM fcr Bony Pocplt.
TV. Brings (Jokes Hi tlth sad Ktmered Vlgoi,
'fiT "cl1 f'lrCujlirwtlon, Iii'll(ritlop.Li
' ' 'nd Ki'lnwy Trou.Vee. P'mplee. Eeema, ImjiuP
' Blood. Oad Breath. Mutreleh Boweln, HeA'laolH
and Bnckaohe. It's dwky Mountain Tea In tar
tft form, m vwa bo, tb-niilne nmue b
HoUJSTitn D it'o Cimp"v, Mmlisnn, Wis.
WLOi.l N'JCST FOB SALLOW PECL
To Chicago
and the East
Fast trains daily, through to Chi
cago without change, from points
in Oregon and Washington, via the
Chicago, Union Pacific and North
Western Line, the route of The
Overland Limited, over the double
track railway between the Missouri
River and Chicago, making direct
connection at Chicago with all lines
to the East
THE BEST OF IVERYTHINO.
For further Information apply to
W. A. Cm. Oaneral Aft. C 4k N.-W. Ry.
" IM Tner4 Stmt, Pwtkuae, Or.
SOCIETY :
Mrs. E. EL Bragg entertained the Kaffee
Klatch yesterday afternoon. Those
present were: Mesdames French. J. J.
Carr, E. W. Bartiett, A! Andrews, J. M.
Berry, C. W. Moore. N. Molitor, L. D.
Reavis, F. E. Moore, G. E. McCully, Z. P.
Eubanlt, Guy Byrkit. Clarence Crawfrrd.
W. W. Berry. Charlie Norria and M. it
Hall. Misses Margaret Kirk. Vo'lie
Proibsteland Felicia Lyne.
The Ly'e Tuesday Musicale will give a
Colonial recital Tuesday evening in their
'.lub rooms, which have been remodeled.
The program is in charge of Mrs. J. J.
Carr and Miss Margaret Kirk. The
musicale public is invited and an admis
sion fee of ten cents will be charged.
KiY.GiBS WRITES
Elgin Ore, April 6. 1906
To Observer Please say that pastor
W. H. Gibson will return from Elgin f jr
his services in the First Baptist Church
tomorrow. At 1 1 a. m Rev. M. Dickey
of Kansas will preach and that at , the
evening ho.r 1 will occupy the pulpit.
Your Tru'y
W. H. Gibson.
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store tries to serve
This drug store tries to serve every
customer so well that they will not think
f going elsewhere for drug store goods.
A. T. Hill, 'fjuru ii t J.-jj
RECORDS t
A large shipment of Records reached
us this morning from the factory. Coma
and hear them. You will likely want
ajme of them. -
. W. K. Davis, t
1216 Adams Ave. :'
FOR SALE Two 10 acre tracts, 7
room houses on each. One in orchard.
Furniture goes with one place. One
tract in Cove, other close in. Also one
town lot in Cove. Inquire Oscar Lund,
Cove. Oregon.
HOW TO CURE DYSPEPSIA
To form an idea how osteopathic treat
ment may give one a . better digestion
without having prescribed any artificial
pepsin. It is only necessary to get some
conception of how the normal stomach di
gests food without medical aid in the
first place. . What performs the work of
digestion? Glands which secrete digest
ants and muscles which churn ths food
around and move It onward? Yes, if you
consider the Immediate agency, but what
is back of these muscle and gland cells to
keep them going and properly regulated?
Nervous energy and the blood supply.
Here is the great source of physiological
energy. These agencies feed and regu
late all processes of life. They are like
wise the Osteopath's only "medicine.
Osteopathic treatment consists, not in
trying to supply more nerve force and
blood than a patient possesses, but in ut
ilizing what he has properly. This treat
ment is finding out what obstructions in
the body have prevented the normal nerve
energy and blood sustenance from reach
ing the organs of digestion and then re
moving such obstructions, allowing Nature
o do her proper work. That's all. No
wonder, then, that Osteopathy cures dyS'
pepsia. Osteopathic Health.
r.MPfcM .ANI A'T t"V? , lj
NOTICF FOR PURUCATIO.V
U. Land Oficr! I tJretirle neon.
lmih, ltd. HON
Notice 1" hereby tlv that In rompllance
.lib ih pnvtlon ol th art of (ona-reasof
Hint 8 ls?H. ntlllea "An act fo he ! ol
rittilMT lamlft In tbe Platen uf Caluffrm. '.weitou
Vnrtu Hon WHhlnlon Tit Hory a
hH l m all in, Huhllr Ixnn KIm i h Mflu
Ammo. 4 iw.r Wlllar.l m.-h Im )rfrtf.
c-Minfr nt t'nlrm. Htai or iiohi
ihi day hied In thin ofricv bi wnr tHleni Dt
Nit KC inr ttie nnr.-naae ol cba by Th-
"!-t.ll N . It In .wnhlp to. 4 lioutb,
No :i E. W. M.
Ana win iHTer pr to an .w inai tne una
iivlit I, more vii hilihlH Tor ttK limber
ton than Utr NgTlcnltipa! pnrpnaea, and to
nutiliali hi- claim toaaui la-it niire lb. He
i-ter mid Heiviver at La Grande,
(urn. on Tnu tilaT the 2lat dar of June,
I'll-.
He nire aa wltaeaara; Jhiux HcV-ii,
TnnmHi. K. li"Wmid. Wtiltani H irwlt
Krai.K Mil ium, uu or u- vranae, miun
nniintv. OresoD.
An. iv al oersona elitimlnr aflverwir In
anova uewmirii ib'iuv ara m'iiti a uic ,nvii
rlain III tlil, office ou or brort aain ma a
if Jun,. MA
r, w, istvip. na'miT.
Don't neglect your childrens
eyes. Drs. Dayton Hotel Som
mer, Saturday, April 7.
DeWITT'S
i WITCH HAZEL
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THt OMOMAL
A Well Known Cure for Pises.
Cures obstinate aorea. chapped hands, eo
sema.sklndleasee. Makes burns and scald
painless. We could not improve the quality
If paid double the price. Tbe beat salve
that experienc can produce or that money
can buy.
Cures Piles Permanently
Do Witt's Is the original and only pure and
renutne Witch Haul Salve made. Look foe ;
7. r-t f I I I' - Alllku,
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- WORDS Of PRAISE ,
ur. Jam.. .THUv - , WT,B
Republican candidate for governor, was
in the city last evening on his -way from
Salem to his home. He has Bled his peti
tion and is ready for the primaries, when.
aocording to the reports coming from all
pirts of the state he will doubtless be
nominated to head the Republicin ticket
at the June election for the position of
chief executive of the State of Oregon.
From ait parts of .the state come the
most encouraging reports to Dr. Withy-
combe, and it is becoming more evident
very day that he is one of the best cam
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NOTICE .
The Blue Mountain Creamery Co. wishes
to say to their patrons, that they wil
make tests of each delivery of cream for
all who des.rt same. Those who ship to
(he creamery may have tests, weight and
ca psr pJ il. oi;:jr f-, rs'.urud i n
each can, by sim-Jy writ ng that same is
desired, Tna B ua Mountain Crca.nery
Co, trys to p -ase its p.t'. ni. ad
es pectfully sol cits the patronage of tt.
farmers of Crande Ronde valley.
'l . f ujiu Tea ivz-i:
A Pit" Miwioi-u for Buoy Pevp
X'.'j Cjliije flualth ml ilea t r.g
.,-wiiilo f,w Cwatl'wUnn, f!:Hrenlon. 1
, i Kuli.cy Trotiblo tMtnplx. Ecztui Iinpu,
xl. Bad Hre.uh, Pliiecish Bo'l, Heailwl.a,
U BsoliM-he. It's Monntiln Tn In tab
t form. cnta a box. (Ii-niiina mud b
Tolutteb Dnt a CntrAxr, Mmllann. Wis
WUi KliGGETa MR SAt.LO PEOPl
60 YEARS
'l f EXPERIENCE
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DisiaN)
Copvrioht) Ae.
anTOiwaenillne kelrh and deanrllitlon mil
anloklv aacertaln our oiniiini free wiiettiar an
inrentlnn la probably pntentalile. t'omniunlra.
tloniatrletlroonDdautliil. HANDBOOK on Hainnta
ant free. (Ildeat aaanrr for swurlnr patenta.
Fatenta taken tlirouab Muun k Co. reeelve
vcua aotKa, wit bout cbarae. In tbe
Scientific Jltncrican.
ahandaomalrlllituralail wanHr. t.rea eh
enlaUon of unT aeleiillint Ji.iirnal. Tamia, S'
raar ; four nmitba, $ 1. bhi1 by nil newartenlera.
M!jNNCo.30,B'"d-,''NewYDr(
HiaMcii ji.ioa. ea T ft. Wa,hitii-m D. 0
bff'LFO
On account of the great merit and popularity of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR
for Cough, Colds, and Lung Trouble, several manufacturers are advertising
imitations with similar sounding names with the view of profiting by the favorably
known repuutioo f FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR.
DO HOT BE lUPOSED 0P0I1
We originated Honit and Tai as a Throat and Lung Remedy and unless you get
F 1LE'S HONEY AUD TAR you do not get the original and genuine.
Remember the name and insist upon having Foley's Honby and Tar. Do not risk
your life or health by taking imitations, which cost you the same as the genuine.
Foley's Honet and Tar is put up in three sizes .25c, 50c and $1.00.
Prepsrcd cnlj by FOLEY a OS., 02-04-08 Ofcb Strcst, ChSssso, Illinois.
lz : ' " t:iD m tmzzEm by j: 11 1
A. T. HJL.L, Druggist i
pa gn org: n zers in the state, and it is
conceded by the most SKillful politicians
t h: !? waahil camoaifiner.. If be
is as vigorous and careful in his campaign
for the election as he has been in the
primary campaign, he will ome nearer
polling the pirty vote than any other
man in the state. He is a man of action
a speaker of ability and a rapid th nker
and will give a good account of himse'f
when the time comes. On every public
question he has boldly and fearlessly
taken a stand without quiboing or squiv
ocation. and his opponents have left him
severely alone throughout the campa gn.
Albany Herald.
fORCRANTED
We take it for granted that everybody
wants pure soaps, so have no other. ' We
will sell any box of soap in our window
this week only. 3 cakes for 20 cts.
Newlin Druo Co,
i SUMMONS
(V Tttf t ITI'IT t'HT vOll fMO.V
t" irNTY I THK ST.VKi r UlltiON
In Mi l r. ILiul ff ,
fianley VtibT IVn'' n'.J
To elanlev Miller, llioab v-nained defonr-
sni:
It THE NaMv OK THE "T.tTK IK HK
UOM.yuare b'teby kunniuiiHt U nprur
an' r or ntlifiwl-f tint' n the emu
plaint fllrd aKHlnl-ou In the hov,ntltleo
ull. nn or Defore lh I lib da, ut Ai rlU k6,
ih-aHin be nu thedteul I lie laat publication
oft is lUlnmiilia.
And If you full Inaoapontr, aivnr or r:ca
tienin tbe ilnlniill will thttr u-fr Mpn'v (or
tbe illef irayed lor In liHrriMnpla'ut, lowit
I fur a decrees Im aove-int Hi'd mirtdla
ao'vingthe rrarrlnvt contra t ixl-tlpn rtw., n
yon nil tl.e iHi'lu'ltl. aid furi-vn dirui'lng
I lalnt fl rr ' void ilii-tfri.Hn t f diiwrtlon
lor more tban one vi'iir liut l'-l (ti) for Hie
e"luivi c r TI t'Kly nd n.-ntmi nt Flor-eni-e
MIHe ,tl' ml' or chibl of v ntvelf and
piHln'lr); if) f"r J id "uunl for her roaia mi
dlabnuin- tiiaii. hi tlH: (til 'or urH other
hiui mi ttii . ri'lli ru. luay h. tl cvfca y to eu
lii-ie -urli dion ft.' Jic'giti nt.
Thia n mini.ti- Is imbl li-d 1 y vlr lie of no
ii.i'i r de jr tlir lion .r bi H"bn E klu
li.da I theiihitvo ei-1 1 1 ' .1 l'oti'1, il. t d and
en-p'l a tir.ni''e, Ui.I'hi Cnuiilv. Orison,
oil tbe 2llh itn in Feb U'iry, HO), pr-vlrtthg
IImi Mi nun mon l"iu d bi- i nbll'bed In the
111 aiuli- Vt ee iv lib iiewnpntier of
uevt ill i ciiIh.1i o 'ii attic) Culm V unit M ale,
for a 1 1 noil i f x ioni ullv- ami for
vi ii i n' lliiiltoo-J'i-rnif, the fil puillra
t on in boa nti'.ii d i'a of Man h IIKM,
Mi ll 'll' la' pU'ili' B t n to be nmrlr- April Mill,
llnKI. K. IVA HOE.
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United
States
Senator Henry
Teller
of Colorado
There i no truth
in the report that
i i Colorado,'" and that it has "degraded
me women and lowered the standara of
public morals." On the contrary, it has
bjen entire'y satisfactory to all of those
wh desire to improve the present condi
tion in Amaricin polit e. Doubtless there
are some women who have not a high
sencs of responsibility in exercising the
right of franchise, but I believe that a
far larger percentage of women than of
men are actuated by high motives In this
and other duties, and that time will prove
the wisdom' of granting women an equal
right with men at the polls. Senator
Teller. . ...
TREASURER'S (ALL fOR WARRANTS
Notice is hereby given that the under
sgned. Treasurer of Union, County, Ore
gon, has funds on hand . with which to
piy all County Warrants that were pre
sented and endorsed by the County
Treasurer prior to March I, 1 901.' Al
all Contingent Warrants outstanding.
no interest allowed on the above war
rants after March SO, 1906.
John Frawley
Treasurer of Union County
HOTICt TO STOCKMElt ,v
All stockmen having stock in Union
county are hereby notified to have their
brands and ear marks and dulaps record
ed with the county clerk of Union, on or
before May 1, 1906. As upon that date
the Union county brand book will be pub
lished, and is necessary that all brands,
ear marks and dulaps are properly record
ed in order that they may be published in
said book. -
C. A. Wills, Aliceu
: DONT LET IT WORRY YOU
Never mind the traveling or weather;
Order drug store goods of us by mail or
phone and we'll see that you get them
promptly, even though you live several
miles out of town.
Newlin Druo Co,
NOTICE TO SETTLE -
All persons who are indebted to J. Bull
ii Company are notified to call at the old
place of business and settle same by
May 1, 1906.
J. Bull & Company,
M.
TIM KKK LAN D aCTJCNH 8 loTS
.. 'OTU E KOR PUF.L1CATK)N
b (n-prv Kivtt ihiat lit ooiiii.tt nf
U. i lit- .rt l-utus t.. ti.f a-t of ( nuiiir-is .f
jtlnr ij ,n, M.llU'il "All M.'f f,.r fh Mi f
ttiutt-r UtiiMsj fi itif Kii. of t 'ahftn nitt, i r
ifur. M'MitiH.uriil V .-tiiiit,itn 'JYrritm r,'
:-Xt. n- .. Ml, t- 1 ,(hili ( Hll'i It-ahV -t
of Auk nt I, JvrJ, Km k K li-w a, of HumU
itmiuy of t '.un M..f e.f (r con, tint
f.i. .1,. ,.d tn ttiU . h( ttvtur, .tiHr
mnl Ni. :trTrt fir (he xir.it?f f lr 1 nnl
i Of Hf litm V,, IV; U ioHU'litSu. iiSoUtU
Hitru'f No. .tj, K. W. W.
And wDHKtfi-1 n)f lo nhow thitt th irtnrt
oitsffii I tutir1 vhIumIiIh (cr tin ihnrxr r
Hi.iH thttn turi'r. ti'iur I mi n ... tiial to
Mi.h M ittm ic tilt1 IhihI Uiore liie
Kt-fcUler nnti RvlitHt I-a Umr.de, ron
iu St tuitlny, ih 21 t.H.y ol April, li""-..
i ti,!n-K -f vriiiieKsft: V '.t. t. ifitiT,
Jnmi w. M hitr, I ev 1. it n of L
imn1 itvt Mils iii U. l.n,.f KiuneU,
Any n1 nil jwtnn r'nfmitisi artvorly t'n
HKme? t1fHTIlH1 .H i I hiv t-.'ll,'li'i lo file
ihfir vIhvh tn Mi'-nlttcv on tr -iure fert'dl
Jl ai.ty ot A)-"U
TIMBER LAND. ACT II NF . 178-.
NOTICE FOR Pl'FUICATU'N.
TJ.k. l.-'Dd littiri-. I.H (in-i-.ti f.i.n.
r'. i at itd
Mlo la r.rivhT vri ti-at 11 ivii- rMMnra
wlih ll r iri.vpniiii ol tbiiri ol i fri, of
Innii3. Ihth, i-ni li IihI iAfi'l fo. ii .air rrf
lanrt. In ll-i li- 't f-"l.r.lH. l
goo, Nevada, ird Wni'li ntflon Te 1inrT.M aa
ekli'H.lfHt III MM I1P 1-111,11,' II MImIimi n Ri't
or AUtfnat 1,11112 K'fsi. I . I "I ti It, Vro
hjr, niinir ol VMiIIhiii- ili.if.il tl. Ink. .la.
Iit Ihia rtar IHm l Ihli oMIrNi I'la twinn
iRwn.r. No "ih liir lhi riiirH. oi the
H'jSK'j M. c. al T. I a. anil l,n Sand sv'i W.'i
in hwUoii Nn e In T.n-llp Mil. tj
nth Kbh- Mi. 'S vv !U
And wt-1 niiiir pri'oi in Mmv thai the land
iumKM la nuiiv laliiHhie frr Itr lin-hr "r
'i.ni- tb in for aurtiHiliitrnl i nriMM.ni. and t
ealnh Kb hi 'Intuitu pat laiin i.to tbe
Kfl. Iicr and Ki-clvi at a Gtnnile liri-
i on on lUfrtey. .le dai m iay, Hit
tin nxmti m .ithe.,a San'Ui't b. V.1H
iHtnmiii Hit. Hnlira J- til. T Vi It tamiHin,
Illinium tt, Wliliauiauu. allufla Umude
re-aou. . r ......
A"vnTa11 pe'annn l.itiiilne adeely the
above dmoiilitd laiid ar-- I'mivtird to tlie
tlieir lHimw tu ilna ott'or nu or nrfliHi at,ii
J1 ay ot Ma.1,1111.
. Pavh, Kemstcr.
ItkltEK 1.AVD Jl'NF S. 1P7-
U. f Land Oftlreal I A Peanrlev "eego i.
eh. . 'STo
Nolte la hereby yiTen that in roropltanre
III the rirovlaiona nf tbe aet of 'miereea ,f
tune. 1KTH. in'l'led "An a for the anle cf
Uinoer lanrte In ibe ftatee nf ralirnmla. Ore
on. Nevada, and v, arthltiemn Territory . aa
- tended tn all 'he Knt lir j.rK "tatei braet.f
Anrnat 4. teVlt, MatlriaMctmlHon of Ln tirmide
ronnty ol t'ulon, Hiate or tir,von.
nan tbladae flli"i In tbla ante her awnrn
atiite'nent No, S7II, for ihe run ba.e f tb
uwt ia nee. no hi. in rnwaabip
no. rrnm. iiacae mi at n.. w. M.
ad will oner proof to aim fiai tbe tnca
armtfiit la more valuable for - lie timber or
"toiiethau foraaTleuUural iinrpoaea. and to
wiaoiiah berrlaiin to aaid land before the
Heaiater and Keeelveral La u-a nl. reoa
on Mondar ihe I4lb. any of May, h)o.
Rh'nainea aawltDeeea Qra- e Hi. rtirbc-i.
In men K. Bittoman. (Iiarlea tjkauirt. of L
Umnde. Oirunn. and lUllard f. lluruelt. ol
Starkey, Or.'koo.
A v ann mi pefaona eimming aaveraeiy
the abova deacHtied Unda are rinueated lo tile
their rlnluia in tblaoltlce on or be lure ntid Uib.
ilny of May, IMW
w a e
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3, 1375
NOTICE f OR PUBLICATION. ;
TJ, 8. Land OOtee at La Orange. Or.
ktaiob "ih, IliM.
Notice It hereby given thai in rominlauoe
with the provlaloDB of tlieact of Couxrvaa ot
June, iN7H,anil.led "An at for the naia ot
timber landa In the fitatea of California, Ore'
goo, Nevada, and WaHhlitgton Territory," aa
extended to ail the tuhlio Lnnd ntatee 6v not
of Angtiat 4, iwJ, Nkholaa Molitor ol La
(iranrie, counivol Union, ritateof Oregon, baa
thl day Hied Id tlila oliloe hla aworn atate
No. SliilS, for tbe purohaanoftiie N E of tiea.
No. ill lu Towuklilp- Ho. i a, Uauge no, &
K W M.
And will offer proof to snow tbat tb land
ought la mora valuable for lu timber or
atone than for Agricultural purpoaea, nnd to
eaiahllNU bla rlaltn toaald land before ILe
Heglaternnd Kamlver nt l Oraurte. On-
gon.on Hatnraay, ItieiH" nay ' M y m.
lie namee ne witneeaea: lauii-a rfbtlline-.
John HbtlllDg, Jr , Aitna H Hiera, Ji bu X
w iiunmaon all ol La utanne, Uivtou.
Anv and nit oertmna oluli.ilna: ndvaraa'v
tha abova deaertoeit lan la nra requexled lo
file their olalina In IhtaotDoaoa or beloreaald
6U)dayof May, 1UC6
n. w. uavia, negiaiei
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3, 1878...
NOTICE f OR PUBLICATION,
. . TJ. H. Land Office nt La Orando. Or.
Marvb i. WH.
Notice l hereby given that lu compliance
with tbe provlalon.of Ihe act of CmigreM ot
June;, 1MTH, entitled ''An act tor tbe nal of
tlnibi.'r land In Ihe Htiitea of Ciillliirnla, Ufa. -gun,
Nc-vaila, and Wimliiiigtou Territory," a
extended to nil the Public Lund ntuti-a by a. t
of Auguat 4, li4ri, itfrtrnnu Kiake, of rotitanii
oininly of Multnomab estat ofonu.n.
haa thin day filed In tula oilier lila nw.iin
tatement No. itT-Kl. for the purcluue of Ilia
M1, N blf Kij IS ei, Her, lu Towualilp No. 4
Boutli Kaiigu No 117, eaat.
Andwllloiret pronl to allow that the land
ought ta more valuable lor tta timber or
atone ttian for agricultural purpoeea. and to
establlab hla elalto to wild land before tli
K glaler and Receiver at l.n
lirande, Oregon, on Thuraday, tbe Irttb duy
tuv Mm.
Ha names aa wltneaaa Adolph Newlin,
k liLiri Newlin. Haidy Harrell and oeorg
Wbt'lnrlr, all of i a tlrnnile. Oretron.
mij and all peraona oiuliiilng adveraely the
above dHatrlbcd InniU are reiiueated to tl'e
tbelrclaiiim In tlila office on or before aatd
ink day of Ala, , MM.
E. W. Da via, Register.
TO1
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IDaJ narno nil I uu am vwa, rw wn
are counterfeit, namaas wt
B. C, OeWTTT CO., cnCAOO
AT HILL, Drtfg.it
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