La Grande evening observer., April 11, 1906, Image 4

To Chicago
and tho East
Fast trains daily, through to Chi
cago without change, (rum points
in Oreg'jn and Washington, via the
Cru'ago, Union Pacific and North
Wes'.ern Line, the nxite of The
Overland Limited, over the double
track railway tctween tile Missouri
Kivtr and CliicMiro, niakinz direct
connection at Chicago with an lino H
ioiuc cam. B
THE BEST or EVERYTHING,
. For further Information apply to Q
W.A.Coi.OcnerelAgtC.N..W.I(y.H
154 Third Street, Portland, Ore. a
I. " as illustrated on the passenger train this
rmrnhg. He entered the diner and or
(iiuunMC ideredhis breakfast without removing
iUilTJUiU his turhan. He was called by the con-
(First publication March 12th, 1906.) .ductor ,nd after a ghoft -iitUma.
In th circuit court of the state of Ore- George declared ha would remove his
gon for Union County. : v - - il.il-, z.zz, ' " Z mi
John Wilson Plaintiff left the diner without his breakfast He
Vj, ' contemplates making the leading cities of
" C. A. Staples Defendant the States.
To C, A. Staples, the said defendant: ; -
In the name of the state of Oregon, you!,
are required to appear and answer the OEOME MILLER fCR REPRLSERTATIVf
comolaint in the above entitled cause and I
default thereof, the 'nlaintiff will UU
judgomant atfiUst y0j fof the sum of ,
$37.78. with intertst thereon at the rate
of six per cent per annum after October
2d.. 1904. together with- his costs, and
disbursements and order forsale of at- ,nwe" 01 " county, and the history
taehed property. This summons is serv- j and needa of tne Party- in local "d state
eJ upon you by publication in the La,afflir- His candidacy for representative
Grande Evening Observer, published at
mi uiariuu, urt?yun, iur six consecutive
weeks, hy ordur of Hon. Robert Eakin;
Judge of the above entitled court, dated
March 10th, 1906.
C. H. Finn,
Attorney for Plaintiff.'
! S'JMMORS
In the Clicult Ourt or the state ot Oregon or
Union Couuly.
Mabel Ward, 1'lalntlrT, )
. V Summon.
Wa'ter A ward iH-fcndant I
To Walter A. Ward, Mm above named de
feudxnl IN THR NAME OK THK 8TATK OK
0KK4ON yonara hereby summoned lo ap
pear end anwer or otherwise pliad n tha
rompia'nt tiled against you la the a"oe eu
tltltd suit, on oi bsfun thr ZUri day ox Febru
ary, l 6.
ion iii nirtiw-r t e nonce, met irvon lull.
aiect or re ln-x lo so spti r or rlai within
(I Hum. tli ptalntlir will Uiermrifr eiip'y
lbaov cnfl'liftt ifmrl f r the irlli-f de-
lo
mHDJil In tier romplMiii. to-wlt: (n Wnr
davr dlaMilvlnif th iiiHrrlM eiHiiract in
twwn voo ami piaiii IT. on tor Hiwo uie di
vorce fr.-m oit; ) tlntt. ah Ic rtrreed the
eiriunlv run ily f Arthur E. Wnrri, minor
aun r plitln irri d dcrnninQt; (. ) fur lirr oo la
iid rli.bur f inriua In thla ami: id) I, r aim 1 1
l iiherandooer ..rden. aa bl b. m-wa. y :
and imH-rliu uiKkii'g au-h (laeree atta-tive; :
t mid lor OHi iilinnud lurlb r reil a I
slii be inna m-d tiiiabie.
M. A. Hr aon Counts Judaa for Ui.lon
Conntv, Ht-ita .r (hiKcn, dated January Hin,
prnt ldlnir tli'a aummna ahould he pun
llhl for am coiiMcvtiva wrvka, and lor
wen piihllrallnna ihrrvof. In tbe La i.mnite
Wn-kfy ntrve, and tliat Bui palilica
tlon thereof oioh d be iha 12th day ol January
1HU4. and the laai puniloation hereo', the itid.
day ui r biury, luuo. r M. i V A N H K.
Alto'uay fur fialnllff
TIMBER LAN i, ACT JUNE3, 1878
NOTICB FOR PUBLICATION
V. a.lJU-( OfTloe, LaOiBni On-Kon.'
Man-b, e, luUi.
Notloe la hrr by given that In compliance
with the provti onaofthe ax't of Coiiareaa of
limtx-r laiutt In the MM. a of California, Ore
gon, Nevaiia a id Wanltlng-ton Territory," aa
extended lui the 1'iihllt lind alutea by a-t
ufAuiiual , Iwi. i-'iaMua l Lliwonleller,
Of Hum-, roui'ly of U i, Slate o' I I '
baa , this day HI id In thla onicc u a
aworn aUU mem io. :tT.W, for the pui-eh'iKe ot
the I X of Hit) A'lj K)i 1,1 H.ellon
No 4 'ii rowunlilii No. Z, houtli itai ge No. ji
K. W M.
And will otter pMof to show that the land
eoiiirht la mora valuable for Ita ttintwr or
atom-thai' for aaTk'tiltuml purHiNi, and til
aatttbiwh tla 0U1111 to aald laud before Hit
Heillater I nd Receiver at Im
Urai.U. , Oluon, on Tueaday, IbeHUthday vl
it!, llkai.
He namea aa wltneaaea: Cliailra K
Webi. ol It -la. , Idaho; ttrh-rt K. Lent 1 of
Hoiae, Itiabu, Henry VHwrnbeig vt lt"l e, '
idaho;J.m. Hateinan. rMiide, re, f
Any and all pereona olalnilne adveraely the
above deju-rlt'eil lauda are Miiieated to die
their clauna In tin. oltloe on or befora said
Will day of May. IUUj.
K W. Ihivla, KeglaUT.
NI1UNERY OPENINO
Every day in the week at Mr. J. R.
Forrest. Prices lower than ever known-
Trimmer from Cage's of Chicago,
RECORDS
" A large shipment of Records reached
us this morning from th factory.. Come
and hear them. You will likely want
om of them. . , . ',..-.
W. K. Davi.
IS 16 Adams Ava.
NOTKE TO STOCKMEN
. All stockmen having stock in Union
county are hereby notified to have their
brand and ear marks and dulaps record
ad with the county clerk of Union, on or
kafTir Man 1 t Q.flfi ' ' Aa orvm that Hat
th Union county brand book will be pub-!
fished, and is necessary that all brands,
ear mark and dulaps are properly record
ed in aricr that .they jiiaj be published in
aid book.''. ' . ' j
:CM?Witxs, Aliceu
REVIVKK
... CULTURE
Dressed In hit native costume of tur
ban' belt and lo0 earm"t. George
Heraklides an Arabian, passed through
hoe. thi. 1,1 ... u4
- w '-
i"j'waoinij viuuui tins coun
try in an effort to revive the Greecian
ysUm of physical culture. He goes
from place to place and where ever he
can get pupils he teaches them the old
time physical exercise, and massages
as used by the Bedouin Arabs. Although
he has been in this country for over six
tsen years he has tost none of his religion
Mr. Oearfli lller. Mwho resides neai'
Coy' tni county, is a pioneer of thirty.
tw0 5,ear in the valley, and a farmer by
0uP4tl0r- Ha is one of the haaviet tax-
P8" couniy. He is a life-long
rePublican- and perfectly familiar with the
for this countro, is in response to the de
mand of the tax paying and farming ele
ment, who feel their interests will be
properly protected by sone of their own
class.'" .,.--
He wishes to state, however, that he
was induced to make the race, by reason
of another candidate now in the field,
stating in writing, and otherwise, he
would not accept the nomination or allow
himself to be considered for the place.
He is a pronounced Roosevelt republi
can, believes in the people governing them
selves, and in economical administration
of public affairs. He is opposed to boss
ism and machine politics. He should be
nominated, and his election would be a
foregone conclusion,
PROHIBITION ((INVENTION
The Prohibitionists of Oregon are call
ed to meet in convention at Portland Ore-
oon the Y MCA AnHltnnim iK J
e" " lM M' U A Audltorum, 4th and
Yamhill St April 13th.
iu. n ur..n. . . ii j -it
John U. Woolley national leader wil be
reiurnea irom a years campaign in Mew
Zealand.
All Prohibitionists attending will be
accredited delegates.
The Venango Plan Local Option, Law
enforcement, and other party work will
be up for discussion. It is expected that
special rates will prevail on the rail
roads. Persons wishing to attend are
requested to notify W. A. Wortell
-. County Chairman.
Judge Eakin returned this morning from
a business trip to Portland this morning.
, society . .. j ; .
NO MAN 15 STRONQER THAN
(.. MIS STOMACH.
Let thn iwiHtest athlete havedystn-ps!!
and his miiKcltM would soon full. l'lil
cal strength Is derived from food. If a
man has liiioiflicii'iit food he lose titrcncth.
If lie lias no food be dies. Food la con
verted Into nutrition through the stom
ach and bowma. It depends on the
stroiiKth of the Miomach to what extent
food eaten la ulffeatcd and assimilated.
People, can 1II0 of atarvutlon who have
abundant food to eat. when the stomach
and Ita awfcicluto organ of dliriwtlon and
nutrition do not iierform their duty.
Thus the Ktomach la nally the vital or
(tunof the body. If tho Ktomach ls"eak'
the taaly will lie weiik also, because il Is
uiMin thn stomach the hotly relies for iu
sin'iiirth. Anil as the bxalv, considered af
a whole. Is mailn up of iw severul mem
bers and oritiiua. so tlio wekn(s of the
btxly aa a conwoiience of "weak" sUm-
' h will be dlstrlliiud among the or
w.lv is weak i.,.a it 1. iiinnnei.ht
Unit physical noakieiM will bn found in
all the ornaiis heart, liver, kidneys, etc
ilio liver will I torpid and inactive.
Klvinv rise u liltiimsucsa. Iota of apixitlU',
weak ncrviw, fccliln or Imniilar action of
heart, palpitation, d Urines, headache,
bnrkache and kindred dlsiurbuncos and
WeakiMwes.
Mr. l.uls Pare, of Quelwn. wrltest "For
yearn afier my health N-irn to fall, my head
grew illaay, eye ixim-d nie. and my atoniacb
aa aore all the llioe, while everyihliig I
would mat would M-eia So He heavy Ilka h ad
on ny atimai-h. Hie dia'tora claimed that
It was sympathetic tniuliledue to dyaui'pnia,
and prescribed for me, and althoutth I took
their powilora nntularly yet I Mi no better.
aij woe euvisea n to try nr. fierce a Uoldea
Mediral Hiscovery and atop taking the. doc
tor'a mclii-tne. Hhe Uourtit im a Ivitiiai an
we soon found thai t ist-nan to IntproTc, ao I
keiil no tii treatment, I took on Dean, my
aiomacn oerame normal, uieaigesilv organs
wdrked perfectly and 1 oon began to look
like a different person. 1 can never cease to
I grateful for hat your medicine baa dona
lor me and I certainly give It highest praise,"
Don't he wliHcdlodliy a siiny-graliljli g
dealer Into taking Inlorlor sttlwtitut4 for
in. t lerce a nmllciiiua. recoiumendod to
V'lSw
gain know edse) nr vnnrnwn twvtv-
In sickness and health send for the Peo
ple's Common Sense Sledical Adviser. A
book of imn pane. Send 81 one-cent
siainps for pa is r-covertMl, or 31 stamp
lot cloth-lNMinU coy. Address Ilr, R. V.
vioru. 3 Maui Street. HuQalo, N. Y.
Fair Treatment of Other Candidates
Ivanhoe's Supporters United
An Observer repoiter met Col. Ivan
hoe on the street today, and inquired
about his campaign fur District Attorney
Hs seemed wiiimg to be interviewed, and
went hastily over the situaiion. He has
carefully canvassed both counties, and his
judgment is based upon an actual inspec
tion of the whole field. Speiking of his
supparters, he said: 'I have had the op
portunity of talking pmonslly with most
of my old time friends and clionts, and
loyalty is in keeping with what I expected.
They are united and perfectly confidant of
my nomination. They make up the great
bulk of the party in both counties. They
take no stock In the cheap attempt to ar
ray one section of the district against
another. The universal sentiment is to
place the most suitable man on the ticket
for all offices and make the test of exper
ience stand above that of experiment.'
In referring to the methods of campaign.
the Col. said: "1 am making no criticism
of any man's campaign. He must be re.
sponsible for that himself. I am opposed
to unfair methods or untruthful state
ments. I will not, even by newspaper in
sinuations, resort, whether provoked or
not, to the level of the mud-slingsr, of
any form of . scurrility. No, : 1 will not
even attempt to be funny. I am running
upon my merits, if I have any; and, if I
have none, I should not be nominated. I
am appealing to no class or section, and
if elected to the office of District Attorney,
I will not be the district attorney of any
class or section, but of the whole -district,
and for all the people. I would rather
treat all parties right, than to mistreat
any one. If my long practice among the
people of the two counties is not sufficient
guaranty of my merits, I know of ho way,
and do not desire to deceive them. Per
sonally, 1 have little to offer In the way of
a metnod for a campaign, only that 1 do
not desire an untruthful statement made
of either myself or any one else; and hope
all will use what they know, and investi
gate what they hear, in arriving at a
choice. If elected, I shall use my best
ability to so enforce all law, as to lessen
crime and public expense. I can't promise
to do more."
A Puiy Swiioiu fo- Buy Pp .
"?.'.- 0gU9 Health ud Uaaewad Vigor.
m?ino forConatlnatlon, IndlrAdloo. I.lrt
KtlllieV TronhlM. Pimnleu Fj-M-.n. Iinnur
Hood, Bid Breath. Rlinrirlsh Bowels. Headache.
and Backache. It's Rocky Mountain Tea in tab-
n-i. ii,rm, no vmm a nox. itemnne maae oy
Hoauru Obuo Cohfakt, Hadlaon, Wis.
aOLDE NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPL
Notice of Final Settlement
NOTICE 18 HFKKBY OIVKN. that the
underalgned administrator of the estate of
UenrgeUettle, deceased, baa filed bar Final
Arconnt. aa such Administratrix, with the
County Court ol Union connty, Oregon, and
that Iha Jadge of mid court a fixed Decern
bar lltb M, at tt e hour oft n'c'ock. In the
afternoon, of aaid day, as the lime for hearing
oblectlooe. If, any then be, to aald report and
Final Account.
Dated November 10. UWS
TEKKSA OETTLa,
Adm'ni.lraVrli rala't i.fueorge Htttle, de
eeased.
8-1 A N K IK, Vttoroey for Kstatr.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Notice I henet v given, that tt e tndroliin
ed haa been appointed hy the Cou ty Jtnige
of I n loo county, state ol Urevoti. Admlnistraf
or ot the eatate of Nanct J, o-aed,Haling, de
nd that all claims avalnai ld estate must
he presented, prop rly mnrled, at theolTlorcl
K. , Ivanlit.e, attorney for Admlnlaimior, In
m lira o, tiregoe, or at the place ofllieon
deralgned, near Island Coy, Oregon, on or be
fore aix monti a from the date of thla ootltx.
Dated this . 1st day oi January. ttW
W. J. HA LINO,
Administrator estate Naooy J. tiling
deceased,
K. 8. IVAM10B,
Atty. for Admlntatrato.
. Continued from page!
STRAY NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that there cam
to my place even miles north of th city
of La Grande about th fifteenth of Nov
ember last one light red heifer. Said an
imal i coming three years old and has
brock U face. There are' no brand visi
ble, The ear marks are crop and under
bit in each ear. Th owner of said ani
mal may have same by proving property
and paying charges. .A. Daw
Dated this thirteenth day of March
1906. ' ' ' " - ' '
NOTICEOF fINAL SETTLEMENT
otlc Is hereby givsn that Win. B. Ha-gent.
Sdniinlstnttor of the folate or Harsh '.
U'llilaao, deae, haa filed Uia final a'oun
and r fori to lite a-id vaiate and lb t'oatiy
Court of I'nton tuntv, tintton. hMa ret Ttiea
dav, Msn h Mlt, 14, at X o'clock T. M. for
hearing the sune.
WM. B.OARUEM, Admlaistrator.
mm
MAKES
Complaint haying been made to Sheriff
Brown that gambling was going on in
Chinatown, he raid 3d that district last
night and etptured one Chinese gambler,
Au Guenn. When he made the raid.
Shariff Brown found a large number of
Chinamen gathered about a fan tan
gam. Th - was but $6 in cash upon
the table and th dealer, Au Guenn,
gathered this money in and the other
Chinamen refused to claim their bets.
Seeing that it would be . impossible to
convict any of the others of gambling the
sheriff arrested the dealer whom he later
released on bail. Au Guenn sent word
this morning that he would plead guilty to
the charge of gambling when called be
for the circuit court Baker City Herald.
- ''frVYt 1
-a '.: " : K ?rs--
.t ' - ' - 3 Vs i
-.;.'i-M .Vis.;, j
Hon. Franklin E. Brooks, M. C, from the
state of Colorado.
Th result of granting suffrage to
women in Colorado has been beneficial,
and the experiment has proved success
ful. The claim that women have debauched
the politics of th state is absurd and, in
my judgment, the statement that women
have lost anything of womanliness by the
exercise of the franchise is equally ab
surd. This judgment I hava formed after
many years of active political life in the
state. Congressman F. E. Brooks, ;
STREET IMPROVEMENT NOTICE.
Be it Resolved, that the sidewalks on
the West side of Second St between the
south side of K St and th north aid of
J St shall be put in good repair by the
abutting property owners, and that such
repair shall ba completed by the 20th
day of April 1906.
Passed by th council of the City of
La Grande Oregon on the 4th day of
April A. D. 1906. I. R. Snook
Recorder of the City of La Grand
. SUMMONS
IN THR CIRCUIT COURT FOB UNION
COUNTY IN THE STATE OF OKEOON.
lua Miller, Plaintiff, 1
va V.
Stanley Killer, Defendant, j
To Stanley Miller, tbe above-named defend
ant: ,
l.N TflENAMKOFTOESTATE OF RE
OOH, yea are hereby summoned to appear
aad answer or otherwise Head to the com
plaint filed against j u In tbe above-eutitltc
aitll, on or Before the I.Jth day ot April, IM6
Iha same be ng the date ol tbe last publication
of this summons.
And if you fall to so apoeur, snswer or plea
heiein, the plalntIO will I her, after apply for
tbe relief prayed for In ber complaint, towit
alforadacreeoi tbe above-entitled i:oundla
nlvlngtbe marrlnae contract existing between
yon nd tbe plaintiff, and forever divorcing
plalntlfi from yoooo tbe ground of desertion
for more than one year unit pantr (b) for tbe
exrlutlvscare, custody aud control of Flor
ence Miller, tbe minor child of yenraalf and
plalntlfi; (c) for Judgement for ber coau nd
disbursements in tbis suit: (d) for anck otber
and further relief aa may be necessary to en
force ancb. decree end Judgment.
Thla summons Is published hy virtue of an
order nude by tbe Honorable Robert Eakin
Judge r f the above-entitled Court, daf-d and
entered at I a Grande, Union Connty, Oregon,
on the SNtb day of February, 1MM, providing
that tbla summons tbonld be published In the
La Oiaude Weetly Ob erver, a newspaper of
gen alei culg t Ion tn aald Coua'y and 8 ale.
for a period of six consecutive weeks, and for
seven mblieallona thereof, tbe first pa hi lea-
tlon to e made on tbe 2d day of March raw,
and the last publtrallr nlo be made April latb.
IW. F.8. IVAMIOE.
Attorney for Ptalntift
. Th Eastern Oregon Oratorical and
Athletic Meet will be held in Union the
Jlastof May.
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice la hereby given that Alice load, e
ecotrli ot the last will of ton's :HeHelrla, de
ceased, baa filed her final account in aaia es
tate, and th County I ourt of I n loo Couutv
trtgon, bus set Tuesday, the second day of
'nimmj, . iiiih ai. iwnucioea, p. IT., for
h'aoog of euch report aud alt wiJecUons
titereio.
lsted at I Orande. Dreg n, thia lat day
ot lleeeaiber, A. IX, IVUn.
ALICE LAUD, Execatrit
DeWitt
f DaWIti s the nsmate took for whee
yoa to to tuy Witch Hl Salve.
J DaWlrt's Wiles Hawl Salve la the
9 orlttnal and only tenulra. 'c
C DeWitt'ala the only Witch HtrelSalT
4 that is mada from tha unaduitaralaa
Vitch-Hazel
AD others are counterfeit a-Ue Imt
tatloo. cheap and worthleia evai
dancaraus. DeWltt a Witch HirelSalra
la a specific lor Pllei: Blind, Bleeding,
Itching and Protrudlnt Pllea. AlaoCula,
Bums, Bruises. Spralna, Lacerations,
Contusions. Bolls. Carbuncles. Eczema,
Tetter, Salt Rheum, and all other Skia
LHSoasas,
s
reapaaao ar
C.C. DeWitt Co., CbJcat
.T. HILLCruggist
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3. 1878
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
U. 8. Land Office, La Orarde Oregon
Starch a 1WM
Notice la herehv given tbat In comi-ilai e.
whb tlie provisions of the act of Cnnaress ol
luneS. noxenlltled "An act for the sale oi
timber lands in the Stales of California. Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," a
extended to all tbe Public Land Btates hy act
of August. 1WJX Joseph A. Hunter, of
Boiae. ennnty of Ada, State of Jd-ho,
bat till day filed iu this offloe ber awnrr
statement No. DnUi, for tbe purchase of
Ibe HV NE'Ken HI -IjkWHol sx tlon
No. n In Township No, foutn, (Range
No. MEW H: ,
And will offer omof to show that tbe lane
aougbl la more valuable for Its timber 01
UNH) uwji .o. m. .U'" t,p,inaea, ano II
eatahllah ber olalro to aald' land belore in
Register and Receiver at La Orande, Ore
gon.on Wednesday.tbe 20tb dsv ' June.lSOo.
He numes aa wltiteMMOM.. Kdwsrd Letup
Albeit c. Lemp, .lohn Dilscull. Henry flfkeu.
a.l of Boiae Idaho.
Any and all persons claiming adversely tin
anove described lands are rtstuested to fl..
theirclalius In Ihls office oil or belore sul'
ijtb day ot June IUI'6
E. W Tavia. Pevtrlei
TIMBER UNO, ACT JUNE 3. 1878
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. -
:.'ci' ,
U. . fjtnd orficeat Ln (in.n.le, ure
Notice is hereby given thai in cnmpliutic
aitli the provisions O' the act ol Coilkrcsa ot
.tine 3, IhTh. etiittleil "An act for Hie su e oi
liiiiit-r lanus in lite stiitixif Giliforniu, Ore.
(on, Nevada, and WsKhinlott Tertlloi y," as
exurndctl t all the I uhlic Lallil -tiilcs hy ai-l
of August 4, im. Cll lrles K. hll ol
Hole, county of Ada, histe of ldiih,
has .this day nltd in tins orfice hi
sworn statement No. H'fr , for the ptirchAse ol
the KV. ol Nc No. ii In 'i'oirushlp No.
4, Month Knge No ii. Ii. W. .M.
.And will otter prtsil it. show thai the land
.ought is more valuable for Its timber or
itoue than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish bia claim to auld land before the
Register and Receiver 'at La Oninde,
Oregon, on Tuesday, tbe 2Uud day of May
ltsin. .
He names as wltneaaea: Herbert F. Lerrp,
of Boise idabo; tMiatles I , Idngeitfeltrr. id
Hulae IduhOi Henrv W-aenherg, of liolne
Idabo; Jaa. K Bateman, of I a Orande.
Any and all persona claiming adversely
tbe above described lands are requested to rile
Itiolr ciatms In thla office on or before said
t nd day of May, MOD.
- . E. W. Davis. Register
TIMBER LAND. ACT UNE3,i8j8
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
U. 8. Land Office, La Orande, Oregon
February Ii, I WW
Notice la hereby given thai in compliance
with Hie provisions of the act of Congrcaa ol
June a, 1678 enllll.d "An act for the sale ol
timber lands In the HtateaofCHllfirnla, Ore
gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory" a
extended load tbe I ' h.tr land -o in. tir a-
of Anenst 4, 18IC. Arthur sic urry.oP'Hri
'on.l'ooitv .f Yinulii , stair of nr,go.
ba this duy ftied tit tills oltlco loi,rii slat,
menl sUnJ, for lite purrluiee ol tin
")4 HKI td H-. KMr i w ti'l . siMitot- I
scj ila daW-4NE'of e .No. In Tp. No.
And will otter pnsif tosimw tlml the land
sought is more valHnble for Ita timber o
alone than for agricultural purposes, and t
establish his claim to aald 'and before tlx
Reglaterand Receiver at La Urande .Ore
gon, on Sauday the gist nay of April, lisfc.
He names as witnesses: Henry U escnbrv
sad O. C. Burlon, of btssecily, Idaho, lamea
r- 1 ab-mai: and Mr-. Minnie Bateman. of La
Urande, Unr n
Any and all persons claiming adversely tb
ahova des-rlted lands are requested lo l
their claims in this oifioeon or before aal,
slat day of April ll
E. W. DAVIS. Register.
riMRKR LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 187
NUTICE KOK PUBU..AI10N
V. d. Land Omoe, lua Orande, liegon
Msrcli i, IUU6.
Notice Ii hereby given that in compliance
with tbe provisions of the act of Congress of
June, 17S, entitled "ynact for. the sale of
tlmberlauds inthestateaof California, Ore
gon, NeviKia, and Washington Territory." as
ejtended toall the Public Land Wales by act
of August 4. Wti, Jol u Drlwoll. of Boise.
......... ... ..a, emus ui jnano uas tills
day filed hi this oiflce hla sworn state-
tltattlt SlVs tt sas si. A . i
M, NK'.4 Beo i, NljN KKi Ff atclioti i No 1
m"" ""ltb Kange lio-m
And will offer proof to show that the land
, ... ' ............ i.i ii Limner of
llV hi i a"'V.aor H,lr','u"u '' purposes, and to
uZZ:? .?"",.'" " u.,',no. ht-fore the
-,'' at ua uranae, ore
gob, on Wednesday the VO.h day oi Juue likKi.
U , "KucHni ntoeri L
' p Edwar- Lemoned Jos, pi, a. Hinte!
nock Mont ' ',UJ H,u,y B'f"u of )W
h"! lPrMtis euimlng adversely the
above described land are requested to ml
their claims In thla office on or U tore a.1,1
Wtli day of June, 1906. n 'd
K.W.Davla, Register
TIMBEK LAN t, ACJ JUNK . luU
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
D. ft. Land Oflloe, La Grande. Oregon.
Notice, to hereby given thaiWrnr,i,mnl.5e.
with tbe provl.lons.,1 the of CongCS
June g, IS7S, entitled "An act for the 2
timber land: In tbe Staled "t CsTf?, FJ?
gon. N ivada. and Waahlnaton Terii orv a.
extended to all the Huhlle tand st.Te, bv
CoonTy of" AdiT V?Jp VgJ
thia day Died ln thf. otfie-' ,L'a.ho.h"
SW', h. puicb.w f She
. And.w"' offer proof '""how that tbe land
sought la mora v, lal.le tr iu tlmlJrS
stone than for agricultural nurnna , ?
the
NOTICE KOR TCBL1CA 1 ION
DEPARTMENT OF TUB INTERIOR
J. 8. Land Office. La Orande, Oregon.
Notice la hereby fhaX'ft-
Meachsm. Orena-,!,"0"
he name th. following witness.. i..
hla e.uinuoua residence noon al5 p.
tlon of said land, via- " "'
G5e,a.H;;Tilrat h,.mk ?"
Abt,. of RnalMoo,. "' MlhTi
- V. Davis.
ALVE
The War on Dirt h
goes merrily on when good house
keepers rule the roost. Here's a
fine place for ammunition soap,
sapolio cleaning powders, hcuse
hold ammonia, scrubbing brushes,
brooms and mops. All you need'
to do is to supply water and mus
clar energy. Another thing you'll
find out if you visit us: Whatever
you buy her is as represented
and as low priced as possible.
i'1
PHONE MAIN
j QEDDES Bll
NORTH FIR STREET
WON'T HUR1
YOUR TEETH-
not these tonfections because
they're purity ' personified. . The,
old idea that all sweets are harm
ful to the teeth, hurtful to. the
stomach,,, was 'exploded long ago,
for soldiers often live on sugar and
gain in strength and endurance.
But our candies ara not only pure
and wholesome they are delicious
as to flavor. You can get a trial
pound of chocolates for 60cts.
SELDER, Candy
,. man
f O .'M nrrrr
h l. VL1VCK,
UNION tOUNTY
ABSTRACTS
";
Farm Lo?nis a Specialty
Best equipped abstracter in Union''1
4
county. Many year experience
with the Union county records
give me a great . advantage. It
is folly to purchase real estate
without first securing a proper
abstract. An abstract from my
office will show th title just as
it appeara on th official record.
). R. OLIVER, y
U MRAaDE, OR EG N
Room Zl Sommer Building
Nona
W have mad arrangements to havea
special line of the season' later and en
tit ely new Creations in Ladies' pattern
and tailored hats arrive here in tim for
our millinery opening which will be th
arly part of April. Watch for announce
ment, Thb Fair Department Store
?4
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3. I57&
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
' ' tJ. 8. Land Offloe at La Orandt(, Ore.
hTby th.tMT compliaSie
Tun. a . TeI '?.V.nsJof tu t Congress of
t imhri u'A"T,".,.ed "An ttn th. sale ol
son N2 in ih?.,'t,H'm ofCalllornla, Oie
Tlu.SiZ??' ?,"? whlngin Territory," as
" Aut? "f, Public fj.nd SUtea By act
,,iu"' 18W2. "ertmnd Kisko, of Portlanp
as thla aL V.ll.non,h "" of Oregon
.",.me5'Jn-..tul" 0111 bis sworn
mi 21?2ta-V0i.87 mr " purchase of Uie
8outhl.n;H v'';i5e''-9 n Townsliip No. i
a!wiRVV N' aT.ema. ...... .
aouXT . P"' to allow that th. land
2 i ,'.'r v'mita. lor 11a timber or
wtahifih "S.f"r,rl,-ulunil pnrposca. and to
Ui.V"hhl"cla'm -ald'land before U
"rJnrte iw"1"1 Receiver at La
ai?. lill"u' OD Tl"""1y. thewth day
k,lLr M, witnesses Adolpb Sewlin,
" iiHiark, all of u tjrM. Oreou.
mSi.' . " " ' i-ersons cialnilna adverscJv lite
their ..lilTT1. .It,n1 rc n-1utcd to flies
f ' jrJ. - . N a ..,-.- I "...
c m 1 f
1 i7fVJ
ouoayof Ha, , iw. .
E. W. Pavts, Begu tar