To Chicago
and the East
Fast trains daily, through to Chi
cago without change, rum points
in orcui aim v asiiiugion, via uie
Clii.-ag'., Union Pacific and North
Western Line, the route of The
Overland Limited, over the double
track railway between the Missouri
River and Chic:is!, making direct
connection at Chicago wilii all lines
to tue i.jsL
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING.
Far farther Information apply 10
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IJJ Third Mr set, Portland, Or.
SUMMONS
(First publication March 1 2th, 1 908.)
In the circuit court of the ktata of Ore
gon for Union County.
John Wilson Plaintiff ;
To C. A. Staples, the said defendant:
In the name of the state of Oregon, you
are required to appear and answer the
complaint in the above entitled cause and
court on or before April 25th, 1 906, or in
default thereof, the plaintiff will take
Judgement against you for the sum of
$87.78, with intertst thereon at the rate
of six per cent per annum after October
2d., 1 904, together with his costs and
disbursements and order for sale of at
tached property. This summon is serv
ed upon you by publication in the La
Grande Evening Observer, published at
La Orande, Oregon, for six consecutive
weeks, By order of Hon. Robert Eakin,
Judge of the above entitled court, dated
March 10th, 1906.
: C. H.Finn.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the state ot Oregon for
Union t'ouuty.
Mabel Ward, I'Motlff, )
r
Hnmmnni
W'tor A Ward Defendant
ToWxitur A. Ward, ill. above named de-
IN THK NAME OK THC1 STATF. n-
OR. h. JON jfi.nin hereby .nmmoued to ap
l and nnwcr nr othrrwlae plead to the
emniiia'nl tiled against ynu In the aeove tin
titled iut, od or before the idrd day of Febru
ary, I1W6.
Yo lll fnrthrr tsae twille that If ou (all.
mylTt or rum- toao app nr nr plead within
l limn, the plalotlll will thereafter apply
la Hie nrxir. will led court f r th elKf de-
...?, ,,cr (iTmpiHiio, lo-wn:p for e
deer e dl..vli,f tli tint rr Is e contract be-tw-en
you ami plaiu IT. nn Mr absolute di
verts fnra ion; (to thai she te decreed Ilia
rsrlusiv custody nf Arthur K. War', lulniir
son ofplHlti'lfTaiid dofemlxnt: (c) for her to-la
Hud rtb-btir-euieni. In thin .ull: id) f.r ano .
futhersnd other orders., ahsl be iiei-essary
and proper for making su- h decree elteeiivs;
ie) and mr such o'bn and lunb r re'il a
hsll be meet tied Miullsb e.
Thia summons ta nublsosd by virtue of an
rrder martennd ei t red h rein, by Hie Hon
M. A. Haar aon Con at J Jndjo for Oi Ion
1 . nnlv, m ue f Otegtn, dated January 5th
lMr. providing tliia summons should be pub
lished lir six cousecvtiv weeks, ami ior
e eopuhllcallone thereof. In the l.a i.rande
Weekly 'ihaerve.-, and tint b- Hist publica
tion thereof lifu d he ha 'h day 01 January
imo, and the last iiunileation heran , the J.
Allo'iiey for t. lmloT
TIMBER Vfit i, CT JUNE 3, 1878
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
U.S. Lair OHloe, La Uiande, Oregon.
, Man-It, r, Its.
-- v .- ... w., .- i,. 1,1 l-UMIIIWITO
with Mie pro. I. una nf the Hi t of t.'ohgl-esa of
J one A, ln,,c" tle.l" All sol for the ale of
timber lanai In the Males of California, Ore
gon, Nevada a .d Washington Territory." aa
extended tot the I'ubllc Land suites bv net
of August t. Ii. t ha' lea I.. Uiweiifelu-r,
ol Hiaa , otinty of Ada, male o Malm,
haa this day filed In Ihla nlUce b a
sworo VhU mem No. a7,1A for the purehaae 01
thaS nrtliev,'4 w hl-.W U tteetl'in
K.WM 'uwn,,',, Ku- ,uu"1 S
And will offer proof l allow that the land
aoimlit la mora vnluabi for Ita timlier or
atone t hail for uurlcultunil puriopa, aud to
eaiuliliali htavltlin to aald laud before the
ltiller ' 1 ltd keeviver at Lai
(.r.imle, (110,0a, on Tttuaduy. llie'Juih day vl
ilav, mm. .
He nanii aa wllueaaea; t'hiolea E
Webc ol II. due, Idaho; Herb rt F. L nt-i if
Jloine, loalio, lleury tteenbeta" ' Mole,
Any and all permina claiming adveriwly the
Blatve dierlld lauda are roiieeted to file
m oiui-w on or uerore aaiu
tvtli day of Aluy, luUo.
K. W. Imvta, KeUUr.
MIlilNERY OPINING
Every day In the week at Mrs, J. R
Forrest'. Prices lower than ever known
Trimmer from Gage' of Chicago.
RECORDS
A large shipment of Records reached
us this morning from the factory. Com
and hear them. You will likely want
tome of them,
W. K. Davl.
-1318 Adam Avt.
NOTRE TO STOCKMEN
All stockmen having stock in Union
county are hereby notified to have their
brand and ear mark and dulap record
d with th county clerk of Union, on or
before May I, 1906. A upon that date
the Union county brand book will be pub
lished, and Is necessary that all brand,
tar mark and dulaps are properly record
ed in order that they may be published in
aid book. ,
C, A. Wnxs, Alicu.
SOME QUESTIOIIS Of iMPORTAUCE TO THE
PATROHS Of LA ORAHDE PUBLIC SCHOOL
BY ONE VHO IS 1H POSITIOH TO KHOW
As th spring comes on and with it the
inclination to get out into the sunshin on
the part of boys who are not naturally
fond of school work, it is difficult to keep
track of every absence, when the assist
ance of the parent is wanting, and es
pecially so since we have no truant officer.
It is indeed alarming to note the indiffer
ence and lack of support manifested by
some toward the school in these matters.
Recently while rehearsing some students
in the opera house for the debate, we dis
covered from the opera house window a
boy from one of our well-to-do and re
spected families, loafing and skulking in
an alley at the rear of some saloons at
about 2 or 2:50 p. m. We escorted the
boy home and suggested to the mother
that if he was ur.able to attend school that
ne oe aepun on tne sureeb ao ,.jHt
bring the school into disrepute. The
motner orfered no assurance of future
support in tne matter. V
Early next morning an excuse came to
us from the mother excusing the boy's
absence, when we knew from, the boy's
own confession, that ha was to all intents
and purposes truant. An investigation
showed that this same mother had wronged
ner ooy oy excusing mm at nis own re
quest when he was on the streets and not
rendering any assistance necessary or un
necessary to his mother. In less than
four weeks our books show this boy to
have been absent fourteen half days, and
in these absences' this boy told us he was
on the streets during one-half the times
he was absent. Our city school regula
tions provide for suspension from school
after an accumulation of a certain num
ber of insufficient excuses, it seems in
the case above cited that the father did
not know of the boy's irregularities, and
asked us about the boy's attendance.
showing surprise on learning the facts. It
is needless tc say that the boy is doing
poor work in school. One other case.
Recently three little girls aged respect
ively, 9, 11 and 13, were seen to write
on a public bridge or fence, with crayon,
language obscene, vulgar, and revolting to
an extreme degree, and connecting- these
with names of schoolmates. To teacher
they confessed to the stealing of the
crayon and to the writing. We took then
children home to talk over the matter
with the parents, and to our amazement
in two cases the parents practically up
held the girls, and shifted the blame on
other. For our trouble and pains of
walking some three or four mites, we
were abused by two parents of the three.
Th third, a mother who toil hard for
her living, showed real support and offered
to help all she could in our effort to elim
inate this alarming condition from the
school.
Now as to this last case, the difficulty
grow as w tee the unfortunate con
ditions. The solution of such a broblem
Judge Eaki.i returned thi morning from
a business trip to Portland this morning,
society
NO MAN IS STKONOER THAN
HIS STOMACH.
It tlio Rrontit athlntn hnvedysi,, (,sls
and his mtincln would soon full. I'hv-I-cul
suvnirth Is derived from food. If n
mmiliiialiHiilllclt'nt food he luaos utnnmh
If lie liun no food lie tlics. Food is con
verted Into nutrition tlirouuli tho Mom
lie It an. I boweis. It dcpt'iul1 mi tin
sttonirih of tlit xtonuivh to liut tMtn
food eaU'it la ulHi-sti-d and assimilated.
I'ltiplH ran ill of xtarvtitloii who liuvc
abtitiilulit f.HHl to eat. when the .tomacli
and In ttH-latfl oiuiuiKof digestion mui
nutrition do not iierform their duly.
Tlum tlm atomai-h la really thi vital or
g:mt)f thrthoily. If the atonmcli ls"eak'
the liody will Iroweiik also, IxvatiM It I
Uajn the stomach llio laxly relies for ii
Htivntrlh. Ami n the hKly,coiii.ere.l 11
a w liole. is inadn tip of Its several metii
bers and oruitus. so tlm weakness of tin
body as a eonsiHiiioiico of "weak" stom
ach will Ivo distributed amoiiK the or
itans which eoniwi the Uxly. If tlo
txxly Is weak laviniso It Is Ill-nourished
thtit physical weakness will be found in
all tlm organs heart liver, kldtievs, etc.
The liver will Iw torpid and Inactive,
rtvliiir rlai to liillioisnituw Iim.m ,f n,,..ii,..
weak nervns, foelilu or Irreitular action oi
heart, palpitation, dlutneas, headache,
backache and kindred dialiirbaucea aud
weaknesse.
Mr. Louie Pure, of Quebec, writes: "For
year after my health Unan to fall, my head
Krewdluy, eyex named nm. and mr atomacb
was aura all the lime, while everytliliur I
would rat would seem to lie heavy like lead
on my atomach. The dix-tom claimed that
It wax sympathetic trouble due to dyspepsia,
and prescribed for me. and althouith 1 took
their powders reulaiiy yet I felt 00 holier.
Mr wife advised me to try Ur. Plereea Oohlen
Medical lUecovery and atop taking- the doc
tor's medicine, she Isonrht me a bottle and
we auiHi found that I bean to Improve, ao I
kept up the treatment I took on flesh, niy
etomach heranio normal, theihirette oiirana
worked perfectly and 1 uou ueaan to look
like a different person. I can never cease to
be (rauiful for what your medicine baa done
for uw and I certainly five It hlitbeat pralsa.
Don t be wheedled by a xiiny-gratlilng
dealer Into taklnc Inferior ubstltuti for
Dr. i'lerce's medicines, recomtuendud to
be "Just aa good.
To caln knowledge of yonr own body
In slrkneas and health sand for the Peo
ple's Common Sense Medical Adviser. A
book of 10M page. Send 81 one -rent
slam pa for papwr-ooTered, or SI stamp
tat cloth-bound copy. Address Dr. R. V,
fierce, t(0J Melu Street, Buffalo, N. V.
f peculiarly difficult. We an anxious to
olve and are doing what we can. But
I n the firftt . Wlara nifiiu ira
mjre
responsible and are supposed to under
stand the importance of education, it is
different. t
By writing excuses for the boy when
she, herself, knew he should be in school
The mother said in substance,' "1 do not
care what the school says. I'll let my
boy stay out whenever I please. The
school is not going to interfere with my
business." Listen. . I this the question
under consideration? Surely not It is
not a matter of personally liking or d:s
ikingto a teacher or superintendent. It is
not a matter of the parent doing as she
wishes just to gratity a personal feeling
of emnity of either the boy or herself. That
would be a contracted view.of the matter.
no, more ta io.r uraawi piiiu.ii
volved.
A nation is great in proportion a its
citizens are educated. It is, therefore,
true tnat the cnief businsst of a nation 1
education. - It can be clearly shown that,
health of parent and child permitting, the
place for the child is in school every day
of every week of the school year. But it
cannot oe snown oy any rational argu
ment that it is right and proper for a
parent to excuse a child by written con
sent, wnen ne is loanng ana loitering in
alleys at the rear of saloon in time of
school. This is what lowers the standard
of schools and shows why some pupils who
could, do not pass. The boy in question
i now failing in two studies and has a
grade of 72 in two others.
The father, w.ian speaking of
tne matter, said, "The boy must
be in school every day and I will tolerate
nothing else." Thi was gratifying and
gave u renewed courage.
Here the mother committed the wrong,
but when are the results seen? Tne
child is the one to suffer, though the same
child at the time, thinks he is being favor
ed. The strongest children anywhere in
the La Grande schools from th primary
to th last year of the high school, are
those whose parents personally see that
the children are in school and not on the
streets. These parent do not excuse a
child 14 half days in less than one month
and let him run th streets at least one
half of the time absent. It is their child
ren and similar ones in every community
who are to become th bona and tinew of
th nation. The state, society, profes
sional life, and bueines call loudly for
them. They are essential to all the in
stitutions of freedom. Everywhere there
i room and a demand for children whose
parents have been wise in their training
and have not allowed the child to dictate
the policy of the home and school train
ing. Understand we do not claim perfection
for th school a th school policy, far
from it W ara (imply layina down a
Notice of Final Settlement
NOTICE IS HFHEUY GIVEN, that tip
undtri-la-ned administrator of Ibe eatata 01
Ue. ntetiettle, dtceaard, haa 01. d . r rinal
A cum. aa auch AdulnUtratrix, witb Ih
Ouunty Court ol Uukt count), oreg. n, an
that Ih. J olgu of aald rouit aa fixed lta-eny
btr lltb., lire,, t tl e hour of -; n'cock. In the
afternoon, of aaid day, aa the time for hearing
obiectlona, -f, any there be, to said repoit anil
Pinal Aocouut.
Dated Nuvemb r 10, tlino
TEKEftAHETTLeS,
Adiii'iiiatralitx eata a t Ooorne (Utile, dr
ceased. .
8-1 .Willi-: Vttoraeyfir Kmtr ,
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Noileelehone'-v v.ven. that II e li dcrdjt -ed
hua been appointed by the O-u t.v JUdKr
ol t 11 1..11 rounu. ao.t. fui-eiion, A 'mlnistrm
or ol the twiuie of Nine. .1. a-a-eil.Ha lug, de
id lent an c alma avaliiat said eMi must
he inea-nieo. piop ny vended, ai ! e office nf
V. ivanhie, eiiormy f, i Ainunlatrnior, In
1. 11 e, tingon, nr at the plain of the un
dersigned, neat ixlxuil i vy, (n-etcon, on or be
loiei. x mobt fioii the dale ol ihie n tUx-.
liatiil Una. 1st d.iy ol Jannsn . '! -
. . , W. J. Kl,INO,
Administrator eataw luo J. Hulluf
deceaa-d.
F. 8. IVA..HOE,
Alt), for Administrator.
Continued from page 1
STRAY NOTICt-
Notic it hereby given that titer cam
to my place seven miles north of th city
of La Grand about th fifteenth of Nov
ember last on light red heifer. Said an
imal i coming three years old and ha
brockl face. There art no brand visi
ble. Th ear mark are crop and under
bit in each ar. Th owner of said ani
mal may hav same by proving property
and paying charge. . A. Daw
Dated thi thirteenth day of March
1906.
NOTICE OF FINaCsITTLEMENT
Otlea I hereby q that W. B. Ha-rent.
Admlalatratur of tbe Estatavt Barafi C
Willlaaaa, deeeaase. baa Hied tola fleal ocoam
and report tn Uieawld estate, and Ibe County
Court of Union Coitv, Dregon, baa el Tixwv
1 eaitni the am.
WM.tfaavAa.OE3T. Ad mi stain tor.
postulate the truth of which cannot, by
any rational method, be gainsaid.
But why, (some one may say) discuss
at such length a matter which does not
involve many? Tne reason is obvious.
It is these few ' who by treating the
school in this way, retard the growth of
our school system and injure the cause of
education, and the hope of something
better is in the increase of public senti
ment againt the spirit of non support
herein indicated. 1
Th children who are permitted thus to
dictate to the parent are the-children
who, later in life play '-second fiddle" in
the world's activities. On the contrary
the children who are never absent with
out a pasitively valid excuse, namely sick
ness, become leader in the various de
partments of human effort Records and
...i.,.i,.
inflexible logic of history teaches us that
every leader in any phase of human
achievments has been successful, because
or aevouon to duty, and because he, at
some time in life made a preparation by
struggle and by incessant application to
the duty nearest at hand. The period of
life when the child is in school ia fraught
witn opportunities and choices. Thia ia
especially true of th upper grades.
1 he parent who can, in 90 of the cases
control these choices, often does not con
trol them, and as a result of this, the
chila may choose the easier, but wrong
way, and in the end a way vastly mora
costly.
On the evening of Mav 25th next in
this city, there will graduate from our
city high school eighteen young men and
and women. These did not auit or stav
out of school earlier in life, and their
parents have teen to it that they have
attended chooi regular, and have not
permitted them to run the streets and
alleys during school hours and later (end
ing written excuses for so doing. They
began the high school with the same spirit
with which they will later enter colleoe.
namely, that there would be thorns and
nam places in their pathways but with
an ambition and determination ta liva a.
life signalized by success. They chose
th harder way because, either through
themselves or by the aid of wis parents
they saw, what we who ara older know
full well that there i no roval road to
lofty achievement. They chose to take
all the training , afforded them in La
Grand, by th state of Oregon, and have
paid tne only price which will buy this
training, namely, year of struggle and
toil. They have indeed dreamed the
dreams and seen the visions which come
only to those who deliberately and r-.almlv
choose to tread the pathway of struggle
ana ton. which lead to ultimata success.
Yea, verily, this is a matter of choice.
and com there will alwava be who
choose to be hewer of wood and drawer
of water.
SUMMONS ,
IN THK CIRCUIT COURT FOR UNION
. COUNTY IN THE STATE OF OHKUO.N.
Ina Miller, Ploint ff,
va .
Stanley Miller. Dvrendxnl.j
To Stanley Miller, Uic above-named defend
ant: IN THE NAM K OF" TUE STATE OF 1 KB
UON.yuare hereby summoned to appear
and answer of otherwise plead to the com
plaint Hied aanlnat I n In the above-eulitleo
suil.onor oefhralheljth day ot April, lw.
Iliine be'cg the date ol the last publication
of thia summons.
And If you fail to ao appear, an.wor or plea
herein, tbe plaintiff will ther. a ter apply f r
tbe relief prayed for In her complaint, towit
a) for a decree of the aNve-enttled Court dls
solving the marrhutf contract existing brtwem
you nd the plaintiff, and forever divorcing
plolntia from you on tbe ground of deaerllon
for mure tr.au ona year hut past: (b) for the
exclusive care, custody aud control of Flor
ence Miller, the minor child of yearself and
plaint In; (c) for Judgement for her nana nd
disbursements in this suit; (d) for such other
and further relief ea may be tuceejy to en
force auch dicree and judgment.
Tbla enmmoua Is published by vlr'ueof an
order wade by tbe Honorable Robert Enklu
Judge 1 f the a boy e-eo titled Court, dated and
entered at la Urande, Union County, Oregon,
on lb llth day of February, 1U06, providing
that thia aummons should be published In the
La Orande Weealy Ob rw, a ewapaper of
gene ai d-ouialloa In saldcoun'y and H ate,
for a period ot all consecutive werra, and for
aeren pablloatlona tbrreof, tbe first pulllca,
tlon to be made oa tbe M day of March 190a,
and Ibe last publlcatl- n to be made April lbth.
1W- F. B. IVAN HOE,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Th Eastern Oregon Oratorical and
Athletic Meet will be held in Union th
kutof May.
Notice of Final Settlement '
Netto I hereby given that Alice fjsdd, es
ecotrta of Uw last will of LoulCDefctrls, de
eeassd, baa died her final account Id aaid ae
tata, and tbe Coont Court or I! a Ina Connlv
Onon, has set Tuesday, tbe eecond day of
iHw, a. ivuh as en o ciora, p. as., roc
bearing el suon report and ail v lacUotu
thereto,
Ualad at tat Orande, Oreg o, this 14 day
of Droxnber, A. IX, IMS.
" . ALICE LADD, Czecntrla
RldllOAM
Extra rich black loam, for filling gar
den, etc', for sal and delivered. I also
have gravel for street filling, close in
delivered or on the place, .
J. L. Mars. -
MUST MOVE OH
A man may graft and a man may lie,
And a man may puff and blow;
But you can't get trade' sitting in the
shade.
Waiting for business to grow.
Freo Jacobs.
Centennial Hotel
Under new management
Board and Room $S per .week, cash.
Meals 25 cts. Special rates fin nishe
Monthly patrons. No. 1417 Adams Ave.
Phone No. 1161.
. Mrs. W. E. Murchison. proprietress
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3. 1878
. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
U. a Land Office, La Urarde. Omrori
Marrh XI. IW
Noticsi la berphv given that In compllaecs
with the provisions oft he act of fVaivreas ol
June . bos. enlilled - An act for the sa'.r
limber lands in the Hiales of I'altlorula. On
on. Nevada, and Wa.iiiiiiiton Territory," s
extended ui all the 1'oi.ln- Land Ulstes hr a-i
-f August 4. Uit'l Ji.ia A. Hunter, nf
Boise, onnntv of Ada. btste of ldho,
i.ai Uila day Bled lu this otHce her sworn
tatemeut No. Ss04, f tlie purehase i
the UK, NE'4 8e 1 - N W i of pc-llon
No, to In Township No, 4 Moutb, (Range
No.alSWM.
And will otrer proof to show that the tn
sought la more valuable for lis timber oi
stooatban for aKTleoiiura! purposes, and t
establish her claim in said land before l h
Register and Receiver at L Orande. Ore
gnn. on Wedneaday.tbe 20th nv n Ju- e.lMS.
" - -a wIIim.... Ktiwav.! Ij.in
Albeit r. Lemp, John U tscutl. Hetny -liaeo i
11 .' UU1K IUHIIU.'
Any and all persons clalminv ailversel thi
above deaorl bed lands are reuueteil to fl
their claims In this nnlce ou or nelore aah
ioth day ot Jnne 116.
K. W. IMvls. Rerlstel
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1575
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION, ,
ian.h a IQfVt
17. R. Land Office at La Orande, ore
Notice la hereby given that lo compliance
...u uiq iu,wtiiiiiui tun ki ui vonsreea ol
una , IH7H, entitled "An act for the aa e ol
timber lands In the Htxuw of oiifomu fr.
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," as
extended t-. all Uis I'ubllc Land itates by act
of August 4, mi, Charles E. ebb of
nnoe, county or Aoa, utate or Idahn,
haa thia day tllid In thia nffliw hi.
ron i atatement Na 8:5", for the purchase of
. ...'. n"."a 'n iownsuip Na
4, Routh. Ksnge No. 85, K. W. M.
And will otrer proof U; show that the land
-ought ia more valuable for Its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish hla claim to aald land before the
Kextslor and Receiver at La Orande
Oregon, on Tuesday, th Svnd day of May
He names aa witnesses: Herbert F. Lamp,
nf Itolse Idaho; Charles I, l.lngenfelter of
Holse Idaho; Henry Waenberg. of llolss
Idaho; Jan. K Bateman, of I a Orande.
Any and all persona claiming adversely
the above described lands ara requested tu tile
their claims In this nrttna nn ... Kr,
1'udday of May, luoe.
' a w. Oavu, Register
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3. 1878
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
U. H. Land Office, La urande, Oreiton
f.i..; ! ww in com pi land
with Ilia provisions of the act of Congress 01
". lom ruini.o nn act ior the sale ol
limber lend In the Htaiosof Callfirnla, Ore
ton, Nevada, -ind Washington Territory" a
extended to all the t nhilo Land Htatea by aci
n 1 " " taap v , , urry, 01 iwri-
lauiioM, mate 01 oreaoll
baa tbladiiy filed In Iblsofnee hltswom stall
...v.. i-vfc wv, iw me uurcnaac or the
-WW BEU nf Hec. 84 Tp 4 VuihTand lot' '
jn-a..,d sw NEV. of .e-. No. 5 In Tp.'a
8, Ranae Xo. i, E, w. M.
And will olfer H-irt(isbow that the land
,,,rr .aninnie ior us timber 01
stone than tor agricultural purres.es, and t-
r: ."".iin w aaiu -ann oeiore ll.s
-"r"1 isCT-ei.er ai u urande , Ore
gon, on i-a-U'day the Jl.l nay of April, ImM.
n oaiiiea aa witneaxm: Henry Wesenb rv
ad U. o Marlon, of tKHse rtlly, Idalm, James
- ....... .. Mrw. Miuua- oaieman. OI ia
Urande, Oregon ,
" pw'",w claiming nnverseiy ln
above dearrlhed lauds are requested to Hi
their claims In this oldovon or before aal.
Slat day of April IMs
E. W. DAVIS, It arbiter.
riMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1878
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
i U. 8. Lund Offloe, La Orande, oiegon
March ita, iuus.
Nnttisn la h.Mk vm
I,;, .i r. i a"" mm ui compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
June S, 18?t). entitled tu act for the sale o
tiniLfaeir laatirls In Ihualiu lib, -.r il..is . '
: . . , r uuiiv ,iuu niaiea uy ac
of August 4. W. Jot u Urloll. ol Bo-se
cniinl. kl Alia touiu t... . : ..T-
day filed It, this offlee hi. .worn staliv
s?.!l s?.0'J T l.',e,, Purehaae of the
in 1V,.,.r; ' J Ol MAltlOU r.0 Wl
yf " r s- "uuui nauge JHo. 8,
And will offer proof lo show that the land
"uahtta more valuable for It timber it
. ur, purposes, and to
establish bl, twin to said land before the
Register and Receiver at U Orande, Ore
gon, on Wednesday Ihe Wih day of June 1H.iT
He names i as witnesses: Albert C
lJi p. kdward Lcmpand Jiaupti a. lluno.,
nTCl J.T0' "d H' -
Any and all persona claiming adversely the
?7,"..l2!r,Lr w??, !"ml.". ttre "Nuestwl w n ie
tb day of Ju,.;V 1"" or Dt,ore
V w r w.
TlMBKtt J.ANU, Af'J ,IU i.h , in;,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
O. S. Land Ontce. La Omnde Orevnn
N..,i i. h.K. .. .t-.w."rl a iw
w..b,bep;ro,.-.m.;,h;.r, 'Ji WWZzz
June . IS7S entitled "An ael for tl". HE
ZTZS&S? Si'-"? "? 'Mor'.a7orel
tended to ail Ihe "ESl
nt luuii iuu.i ... !iaies oj acl
Kami? No K W i. uw,1"n'P-,''0Ulb
A nrl fsw.ll ..MTa. a.a .
aouginT. -ass v. z:n ir1,'
eaubllsh bUeliTra to 7dTrd,JiV:I'd.;r
Reul.ter anri LL... n. J."t before the
Ilrl-ull. w ur.,,li'r!J:s liCPipJohn
all of Bol.eTd.-o, "0a rlfken
w Bevta, Bswtinor.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICA i mr
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
J.B.LaaOffloe. La Orande, Oregon.
Notice I hereby given fbat? sV,,
dth.t asld pof ,,,rb.P,Sid0: bUoreTe
,Rjy,t 0(' Receiver of the U
The War on Dirt
goes merrily on when good house
keepers rule the roost Here' a
fine place for ammunition soap,
sapolio cleaning powders, house
hold ammonia, scrubbing brushes,
broom and mops. All you need
to do is to supply water and mus
ctlar energy. Another thing you'll
find out if you visit us: Whatever
you buy here is as represented
and as low priced as possible,
PHONE MAIN 46
QEDDE BR2J
NORTH FIR STREET
' WON'T MIR,
YOUR TEETH-
not these confections because
they're purity personified. The
old idea that all tweets are harm-'
ful to the teeth, hurtful to th
stomach, was exploded long ago,
for soldier often live on sugar and
gain in strength and endurance.
But our candies are not only pure
and wholesome they are delicious
as to flavor. You can get a trial
pound of chocolates for 50cts. '
SELDER, The Can(!y
Man
J. R. OLIVER.
UNION 01) N T Y
ABSTRACTS
Farm Loans a Specialty
Best equipped abstracter in Union
county. Many year experience jj
with the Union county record
gives m a great advantage. It
i folly to purchase real estate
without first securing a proper
abstract. An abstract from my
office will show th title just as
it appear on the official record.
J. R. OLIVER,
lA HKADK, ORFG N ' 'ftp
ruom o i aommer Building
o
NOTICE
We have made arrangements to have a
special line of the season's later and en
tiielvnew Crnatinn. :n f .j:
. . .., ou,c3 jjAtiern
and tailored hats arriv here in time for
our millinery opening which will be the
earlv narf nf 1.hI ur..-L
j r -ioiii. raiii tor announce
ment. The Faiu Dep
mi it wiura
Brick furnished in any quanLty or any!
tyl. No contract too small or to
1r8' Sm ampl o( our pressed
brick.
GEO. KREIGER.
Ld 5 rande, Oregon
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