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i A K0T1CE FOBlPDMJCA'ilON DEPARTMENT OF TflE INTERIOR, J. 8. Land Offlce, La Grande, Uretron. rehrtiarrrH IIBM Notice to hereby gln IhBl the following sewed settler baa filed notice of hi. Intention to ma' 8al iwoof in support of bin claim, mnd ll' at Mid proof will be made before the Kegi.rr iwr hit m toe u. Land Offlor, at La Oraode. Oregon, on Apr! 7. Wo. ,1s: H. K. No saw, James Hskr, of Jll'SCIiam. w. .in, tor in. l.ol ",(1 4 a, bK w'4 ' T"" I E W II. tifl names the following wltneaisea to prove hla eu?ibltoua residence a poo and ru Uva lion of KMi land, via: Frank Hrnien. frank Pona'dson. Earl Gllllandeis all U MeaWi.ro Orcaoo. Kl ban: Abbia. of fi uuielo... irrgnti. a. W. Pavls. TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3. 87. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. U, 9. Land OOloa at La Orsn-te. or March ?tb, HMD. Notice la hereby given that in vm,,n.,, wlU the provlelona of the act of Congress " June a, lrOT.entl.led "Aa act tor the aale o timber land In the Statee of California, (in fun, Nevada, and Washington Territory,' a extended to all the Public Land States bv ar' of August 4, Nicholas Molltor of ta lirande, coooit I Union. Htatof lreg n, ha, thii da filed In tbia ui tor hla aworn atate No.sn8. for the purchase oftbe FIEW of tier No. IK hi Township No. a, Kings no. gg And "ill oner pmol to anuw that the tan. sought la more valuable for I la Umber or . atone than for aartrultural purposes, and lo eatabllnb hla claim loaald land bffnre tit Keglsterand Receiver at La Grande, (in gor, oo oawraHy. ine inn nay of n y 1WI6 no iimmi rt wiiun""; jiiiiifa sntiuur, lohn HlilUIng, Jr , Adtm H. hogera, Ji ha X WUiiauiaoii an oi la urMiit'c, urvton Any and all peiaont eliilinlm iflwri'ij th.ahflv described lania are reniiMi.t in file their elsliiia In ' h la ulDoeoo or before, said Slbdayoi May. 1905 K. W. Dana, Ben I .lei TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3. 1876 NOTICE rilK PUBLICATION. , U. eA. Laud Ollloe, at 1st f.nnide,Ui. March i n- Notice la hereby given thai U evmpllanoe wltb tle rrroramnxa oi iiie u. w umiimw June I, U78, entitled "An for tin sen Mnlieriauuaiu UiebtHiea of California. Or. guu. NrAsda, srd WacMi a 01 Te rilnrj a extended to all the Public Lund HUtle I lpe ol Angus 4, MM, Thuniaa L HkT. 01 en dl ton. oonnlv of Umallua, -tale of Or sou tun thladav filed In tbla olllcs bis aorn at... K. W.M c. Vnd will offer proof tosbow tbat the laid V hi igni ia mure vaiuaoie lor lie tlm pp ufHim'K'u Bite ciaim hi aaiu uinat lbs negiator and Receiver ot the U oltiee a l .a Urande, (ireyon, on M uie inn aay of June, I ww. He oaiuea a- wi'oeK-i Jamee E DO: JoUn W. KlmbrelL, Kay Barkx, Tbou.. a . ai-ey.a'lo Pendletoa. Oregon. Any and all persona claiming adversely thi it ove-di-aor 1 bxl landa are reiaueated to II ( llietr clalnie In tbla nfQoe on or bafbrvaal Uib day of J una, lt. K. W Pavl.. PrrlHo west No 117 il. (or the purrhar" oi ' "'i ifc4 IK, -W X, Kec HO am 1W l I of ee. , In To uabip No 1 S, u Kj. ir la. id iaSid TlV.BER LAND. ACT JUNE 3. 1878 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. U.S. laud Office, La Grande, Orernp. f Feb. i IHT4 Jl ntloela hereby given that In rompllann ; rflbtbe provlelona of the act of Congress 01 " wanes, 178. entitled "An art for the aale --jimber landa la tbe. Htate of rallfiwnla. Orv gon, Nevada, and Waablngtoo Territory," as ai tended to all tbe Public Land rtiaiee ai-i , ofAugoat 4, inn. Eaiadal It. Clark, ol Croa- by, Coaoty of Williams. eJtateofN. bakola has tbla day Died la this office hla awnra tateroen Na SH, for the porchaa or (hi W , 6tH Bee. 41 T. .ad Lot iand 8wJ, NEK of Heci loo No, In Towniblp No. 8oa I h Kaege No, .14. K W at. And will oil or proof to show that the lane eoujnt la more valuable tat Its timber c alone thaa Cor agrloultarsl parpoeea, and t' eatabllnh hia elnim to ssld land before th Reglaler and Receiver at La Grande tire Ion on Tuesday, be Sid. day of May, lm He names as witnesses: Sam net B. Wlll lam aoo. Bert Hngnes. John T Wll laaiaan. v Tbomaa H. Wlillameon, all of La Giande . . ureifou. WtLAaysndsll persona claiming adversely IN Wroove described landa are retoeetrd to HI Uielr claim. In Una office ou or before aair !d day of May, IMki. E. W, Davis, Rcglater. T1WBEK LAND. ACT JUNE 3, 187H- MJTICE POR Pl'BI.lCATION 0. t. Land Office at La Grande, Oregoi Feb. 21 Mr. Notice Is hereby given thai in compliance wtu the provteionp of tbe ad of Congress ut June 8, IH78, enil'led "An set for the sale of tlrnuer landa In the Htatee of California, or (on, Nevada, and Washington Territory " s etlended to sll the Pnbllr Iinrt rlste h set 1 Aomat-t, imtt, Maude Meholaon of L i Grande county ot Union, Hute of urevoii has this day Died In tbla office ber rw. rr staU'nent No. 7II, for the orrbii- f the 8W ot Hee. No W. in Townaliit. No. fkoth. Kange No. M lu W. M. , Aud will offer proof to abow thai the Ism 1-)cril Is more valuable for It. tin-ber oi IonelbHD friragrtrnltoral porposes. and l VWnlsollsb her claim to said iand before thr 'rtegl.ler end Hecelveral La Unrnde. (rreror on Monday the 14th. diiy of May, 1WV fh- names as wllDeeM Gra e H. Forboa. Jamea K. Bateraan, Cbarlea eikaaga, of L Grande. Oi.gon, anJ ba lard P. Burnett, ol Btarkey. Croson A-v and ail re sona clalmlm advemel" the above described landa are reuurated to flu tbrirelalms In tbla office oo or telore said Ub. day of May, luoti a iia-i m -t. r Timber Land Act June 3, I878 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. U. B. Land Office, Ijt Grande, Or. March n, 1KU6. Notice Is hereby given that In oompllano wltb the orovlalona of the act of Coiurreaa of Junes, 1X7. entitled "An act for the sale ol Atioer lanaa in uie niaiee 01 luiunriiia, yjty liu. Nevada and Waahlna-ton Territory." as u tended to all tbe Public Land Htates by act of Aug. 4, Itari, Albert U Lemp, o Ilolae. County of Ada, KUteof Idaho, hn. thladav Died In thla office bis sworn aule. mi-nl, No. 8nu7, for the pnrchaae of the NH 8K4 & W(i sb'i 4 BE'.i 8W4 of iteetion No. HI, In Townaiilp fto-l S, R. No. jS E.w.M.,and will offer proof to abow that the land aoiiKlit ia more valuable for lta timber or atone than foraitrlcullnrnl purpotea,atid u eatnb.ii.li in claim to aald land before the licglsier and lt culver of Ihta office at Lt urunue, nrrguii, on Wednvailnv.toe imn day of June, IMW. He naui-a aa witiiets; John linat-uh, limepti Hunter, Henry Klfken, and Kdward Len p all of Hoi.e loaho. Any and all jiemona claiming adversely the above-described landa are requested to file their oialma in una omoe 00 ur oeiore aaiu lllhii.vnf Inn?. IWti. CONTEST NOTICE DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR United Hiates Land uuii-e I a Grande, Oregon, March 17lh. IIW A aiRlcl.nt coulrat afliilavlt baving been Hied In thin office by Eailer Alnernou. con tealant, aHlnl Home-lead entrv So. UIMt. mails April iliu. IHUI, lor the Hectla is Township 4 ., Kange ; E. . M. by Hon jam In H. Fitch toDScKtee. In which It la allied that Menj unln H. Filch has never re aided thereon and only haa a ainall cahln thereon ahoul I by U ami no other I prove menta and has wholly abandoned said fact and that aald alleged anaenee from aald land was not doe to his employment in the army, navy or marine corp of the United Hiatea a a private to.dler, officer, aramao or narlue during the war wlih ffin or durtnn any ottier war in which the United Stat, a may l engaged, hald pari ten are hereby noilfl-d to appiai, respond andoft'tr evhlenc- to'icn ing aid alknaiiou at 10 o'.-lock a. m. en April iihlh, lid ft. befure the Kealater ami Ken iveratthe l olled l-UUa Land Olll.'e Iv La(;rHnile, Gncon. I V The aald cmiewant havliiu. In a propel VVrililavlt. filed March I7'b. Itaii. aetfmfli faef Jtlilrh 'how tbat alter dm diligence iier-onrl arvice of tha notice cna nor be made, il hereby 01 tiered and d I evli'i! ii-t kut b nialct be given by due and rniuer puh icatlon. E. W. liAVIs Kfgistnr A. A. BOIIfckTS Receiver ' " lilt A mm mm UDGE VATSCN, CF FCRTLND, CNDICA7E PUBUCAN NOMINATION FOR UNITED STATES ' 1 ) ENAT0R. 4 w According to the Boston Herald, there are now ten men In the upper house at Washington who have passed the age of three score years and ten and continue with unabated energy their labors in the public service. . The oldest ot these is Senator Pettue of Alabama, whose term expires in 1 909. Although now in his eighty-sixth year, Mr. Pettus has signified his intention to offer himself as a candi date for re-election in that year. The Saturday Evening Post contributes this: . There is an ever-living story about every man worth while. Sometimes there are several, bin there is always one. The Pettus story is this: When ex Senator Pugh was a candidate for re election to the Senate in 1 896 he went to Alabama and held court as the boss. He rtuMicihr. h was in eont.ro!. . Pettus. then as for many years, practicing law In Sel ma, approached Pugh and asked for his indorsement for a judgeship. "Pshaw!" said Pugh arrogantly! "you ar entirely too old to be a judge." ' Pettus looked at Pugh for a minute. Well, by gum," he said, "I'm not too old to be a Senator." He wasn't He went into the canvass and whipped Pugh, and he has been V Senator ever since. v III MEMORY Of THE EDICT Of NATES. ; (Scrlpp News Association) ' New York, April 15 -Taday being the anniversary of the signing of the Edict of Nates, the American Hugusit Society will hold its annual banquet at Dalmoni- co's in commsmiration of that event. The society here has about three hundred members and besides there will he a number of members of branch societies from other parts of the country at the banquet. STfffWS (OMING WEST (Scrlpua News Association) Toledo, Ohio, April 15. Lincoln Steff ins is on his way to Denver where he will investigate the juvenile court He said: "A square deal in the administration, the whole country seems to think, will solve the many problem. But the President is having a hard time with the people who really rule the country, to accept the be ginning of the square deal. They are fighting for privileges they already have.' ASYLUM PATIENT DROWNS ; Scrip pa News Association) Stockton, Cal.. April 15. W. Pease, an epileptic patient at the Stockton, asylum, fell into a cistern at that institution last night and drowed in eight inches of water. His home is in San Francisco. HUNG f 08 MURDER (Scrlpps News Association Folsom, Cal April 15 Wm. Gray, a colored man, who murdered a Chinaman in Sacramento, was hanged in Folsom prison. He mounted the gallows cocly and had nothing to say. 1 rainaa), 1 nip mm IF THEY ARE WEAK You are in constant danger of Pneu monia or Consumption which can be prevented by FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR if taken in time. IF THEY ARE IFi FLAMED You already have the first symp toms of lung trouble that may prove fatal and 70U should not delay taking FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR. It cures all inflammatory con ditions of the respiratory organs. IF THEY ARE OBSTRUCTED It is dangerous to use harsh expectorants which strain and weaken the lungs. FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR soothes and strengthens and enables tbe tubes to be naturally cleared. mm HIV AG gives the greatest comfort and relief in advanced stages of lung trouble and never fails to cure incipient Consumption. Contains no opiates. For Coughs, Colds, Croup, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, Pneumonia and Grippe. It stops the Cough and prevents Pneumonia. 60a That You Got FOLEY'S Honey and Tap k POLICEMAN'S TESTIMONY J. N. Patterson, night policeman ot Nashua, Ia., writes: "Last winter I ad bad cold on my lungs and tried t least half doien advertised cough medicines and had treatment from two physicians without getting any benefit. A friend recommended FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR and two thirds of bottle cured me. I consider It the greatest cough and lung remedy in Ibe world." THREE SIZES 2Cc, 50c, $1.00 .ajitas'"aaia. "asa i i 'is.gy,V'a .jjjaaia Jt Tilr a. .,.!,- a... 1 SOLD O taC0a!L.EI.3B BY r J Indians Holding Up Sheepmen (Scrlppg News Association) Washington, D. C April 1 5 Indians of Umatilla county on the reservation near Pendleton are demanding one dollar a head for sheep that are driven across by stockmen. The sheep owners are pro testing to President Roosevelt and Secre tary Hitchcook saying that shortcut saves driving the sheep hundreds of miles. Senator Fulton talked to the President this morning. The President hopes to adjust the matter, ATTENTION, W0MENOf WOODCRAf T The night of meeting has been changed from the second and fourth Mondays to the second and fourth Thursdays. All members are requested to attend the meeting tonight, DEMOCRATS ARE ffW Umatilla county has few Democrats according to the registration books which closed yesterday. the official roll. Of this number about 100 have signed themselves either as independents or have refused to name their party affiliations. ' In the remaining 5,500 between one-third and one-quarter are Democrats, while all the rest are Republicans.. The totil and official report of the county will not be in the hands of Regis tration Clerk Clark Nelson for several days. Pendleton Tribune. . ASSCUIICEKEST TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF UNION COUNTY I hereby announce myself as Candidate for the Republican nom ination for County Judge, subject to the primary nominating election to be held April 20th. J. C. Henry. . NEW RIAL ESTATE OFflCE I have moved my real estate and insurance office to room 5 over J M J Berry's store, where I am better equipped than ever to handle farm lands and city property. a.l$o J write fire insurance on farm prop- erty. Q. H. Powbrs. The Minnesota Land Man. 5 V ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF UNION COUNTY I hereby announce myself as Can didate for the Republican nomination for Representative for Union county subject to the primary nominating election to be held April 20th. S. R. Haworth. i Maooib A. West, Administratrix of the estate of Herman C. West, deceased. RECORDS A large shipment of Records reached us this morning from the factory. Come and hear them. You will likely want some of them-. W.K.Davis. 1516 Adams Ave. STREET IMPROVEMENT NOTICE Be it resolved. That the sidewalks on H Street between Fourth Street and Second Street, in the city of La Qrande, Oregon, shall be put in good repair by the abutt ing property owners and that such repairs shall be completed by the 20th day of April, 1908. Passed by the city council of the city of La Qrande, Oregon, on the 4th day of April A. D. 1906. I. R. Snook, Recorder of the city of La Qrande. NOTICE OF PINAL SETT LI MEN NoHr la bsrebr givsn that Wm. B. Hs-gin rlnttilatratnr tif thf fc.lau.nf Harsh C. William., dtyv'Mr, haa fllrd lila final act-on 01 and ft"i In Iticstitd eaisre and tbs I'ounty Court of Union l unnlv, urrgon, h.a rct Tuns day, March 61 h. 16, at X o'clock fi r bearing the ar. me. WM. b. bARUENT, Administrator. I ANNOUNCEMENT , I TO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS OF UNION COUNTY. I rr: VJiy: ...;.-.:: Candidate for the Democratic nom J ination for Sheriff of Union county, subject to the primary nominating election to be held April 20th. : T. B, Johnson. a . ' ANNOUNCEMENT ' I hereby announce my candidac? for the nomination for the office of County Judge , on the Republican Ticket, subject to the will of the Republican Electors, at the primar ies to be held April 20th, 1906. Wm. B. Saroent. ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF SOUTH LA GRANDE DISTRICT I hereby announce myself as Candidate for the Republican nom ination for Justice of the Peace, subject to the primary nominating election to be held April 20th. Wm. Qrant, ORDINANCE NO 324, . Series 1906 ' An ordinance establishing the street and side-walk grades of Second Street in the City of La Qrande, Oregon, from points named herein. The city of La Qrande does ordain, as follows: Section 1. The street and side-walk grades are hereby established as follows, upon Second Street in the city of La Qrande, Oregon, towit: Commencing at the intersection of Second Street and I Streets, said city, at an elevation of 42.60 feet above the present established base for fixing the grades of the streets of said city, thence south along the center of. Second Street to thn center of H Street 4? feet above the base, thence south to the center of Q Street 64 feet above said base; thence south to the center of F Street 61.74 feet above the said base; thence south to D Street 75.92 feet above said base; thence south to C Street at an elevation of 85 feet above said base. Section 2. The grade of the side-walks shall be upon said Second Street, between the points mentioned herein, and are hereby established at the same elevation below said grades, as upon other streets of the city heretofore established by or dinance. Section 5. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after the 1 0th day of April 1 906, and shall be pub lished for one issue in the La Qrande Evening Observer. Passed by the council on the 4th day of April, 1906, by 8 councilmen voting therefore and no councilmen voting against ts passage. Attest: I. R. Snook, Recorder. Approved this 9th day of April, A. D. 1 906. J. B. Stoddard, Mayor. ANNOUNCEMENT Desire nomination on Republican ticket for re- nomination. JOHN E. HOUGH Justice of the Peace ', ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF UNION COUNTY . I hereby announce myself as J Candidate for the Republican nom- Ination for Sheriff of Union County, subject to the primary nominating 2 election to be held April 20th. Cha's Huo. . f OR RENT Two story brick building, two store oome and upstairs, provided with modern conveniences. Prefer to rent to one party. Will give a lorg time lease. Apply to La Qrande Investment Co, Timber Land, Ad June 3, 1878.-N (ice For PiblMion P.8, Land Offlcs, La tirsnde. Ore on. . t Marna a.1, IDDS." otlco la hrn-hr glin tha -In (Mimnllnncs wlih lbs provision! of Itirai-l rf C'onsrcas ot I one M 1878. nitlllfil 'An act fur the sals of limber land, in the Stairs of California Oregon Nevada, snd Wsatilnatim TerrHery,' ss ex tended to all the I ublu Land mates bv set of Auguat , Heurv Ni-iten ol Itannaek, county of lllsier Jlead. Htale of Moiilaita, hn Hits da; riled In this nffira bis aworn stats mei t No. 31 for the nurclias of Lot a t MKvi Wi Section DOsndNt'H NW ol Hection No. 31 lii t'ownablp No. 4, M, Hecgs lo. an E. W. M. And will offer proof to tnw that the lind soiiKhtl more va lint be for Its Imovr or atone than for agricultural iiurpoaeii. and to establish his eliiitn to aalil I ml before the Hoirl.tersnd Receiver at La tlr:ir'de, Oregon, . ot- Wednesday, ibe 3ib dat of June Mm. He names sa wlimwaea: Allrt C. Lemp, rM ' ..rd 1-einp, John DrUcull, Joitepb A. lluuter all of lloiae. Idaho. A nr and all emonacl lining art v reel j ih above-drarrtried Ittnda are ie. noted to file their claim, in this office on or before .bIU Jiiii day of June. IK)6. K. W. Uavls, Kegiaier Take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea this month, Drives away sprinff tired ness, gives appetite and sleep, makes you well and keeps you well. Great family tonic. 55 cents. Tea or Tablets. Newlin Druo Co. ' -J J FOR REGRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS. ' Second District, 2 21 (X) George S. Shepherd, of Multnomah County. -Make dirt fly at Panama . - and save twelve thonaanrl mils. rn mri... "