. I. SMITH
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FACIM1NAL OF THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY NOMINATING ELECTION BALLOT
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X SO Jam 0. Slater, of Union County.
1 FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
OFFICIAL PRIMARY NOMINATING ELECTION BALLOT
f OR THE DEMOCRAT PARTY FOR LA GRANDE PRECINCT NO. I. UNION COtlNTY, AT THE PRIMARY NOMINATING
ELECTION TO BE HELD ON FRIDAY, THE 20TH DAY OF APRIL. 1906
KK a a cross (X) between the number and the name of each candidate voted for. .
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES FOR NOMINATION FOR SENATORS AND REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS. AND FOR STATE AND DISTRICT
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR IN CONGRESS FOR SUPREME JUDGE. Vote for One
(to fill vacancy) Vote for One rr . , , Vote for One
; : 1 T. G. Malley. of Umatilla County.
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR IN CONGRESS "' POP cDCD,MTCtmp,
Yfor term begining March 4. 190?; . Vote for One F9SFflLENDENT 0F PUBUC
12 John M.G.arin. of Multnomah County. INSTRUCTION. . Vote for One
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS. FOR STATE PRINTER . , ,i , .Vote for Ona
Second District. L Vote for One J-Scot Taylor, of Klamath County. "Flat aalary; Start to own plant;
Trr : ; ' . - - - will eliminate present ivilim f vraft "
v jinn narvey uranam, ol ctaaer Cionnty. " etand tor tn people and r ' 1 ' ' 1 1
gainst th boM. politician, trust, and giaf tart." ' " ' " , - .
' ' ' ' ' ' - , " FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL. Vote foTpne
FOR GOVERNOR , , , Vote for One, X ft0Drt A. Millar, of Multnomah County.
14 Gao. E. Chambarlain. of Multnomah County. " ' ' 1 !- . .. -
' ' : - ... FOR COMMISSIONER OF LABOR STATISTICS
FOR SFCRFTARV op CT1TP , , 0 AND INSPECTOR , OF FACTORIES AND
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE. Vote for One WORKSHOPS Vote for One
18 P, H, Sroat of Marion County. ' :
FOR STATE TREASURER. Vote for One
16 J. P. Matlock, of Una County.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
, , Tenth Judicial District.
Vote for One
FOR SENATOR, Twenty-Second Senatorial District,
Morrow. Umatilla and Union Counties Vote for One
21 Walter M. Pierce, of Umatilla County. "Increase irreducible school
fund by inheritance tat. Honest trial of people' laws."
FOR REPRESENTATIVE Twenty-Fourth Representative
District. Union and Wallowa Counties. Vote for One
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
Vote for One
FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
Vote for One
22 M. A. Harriaon, of Island City.
25 J. R. Oliver, of La Grande.
FOR SHERIFF.:
Vote for One
X 24 Frank P. Childera. of La Grande.
25 Fred D. Gaakell, of Itlar.d City.
X 26 T. B. Johnton, of U Grande.
X 27 John H. McLaehlen, of La Grande.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Vote for One
28 Robert Blumenstein. of Elgin.
29 Samuel L Brook, of Imbler.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
Vote for One
FOR RECORDER OF CONVEYANCES.
Vote for One
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
Vote for One
FOR CORONER.
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FOR SURVEYOR.
Vote for One
SO Arthur Curtit, of La Grand.
SJ'Jrrf LA GRANDE JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND CONSTABLE DISTRICT
Vote for One FOR CONSTABLE
Vote for One'
1 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE, FOR ELECTION, FOR COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTeYmAN FROM
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Nnxirc nu DtrcTiDiiTinM p..o.
ment Entry. Filing and Selection of Land
within the former Baker City Forest Re
erve, Oregon. Department of th Intar
ior. General Land flfflr. Wi.kmMn. n
C, March 28. 1 906. In pursuance of th !
Srosimuon or me resident of the
nited States, dated March 16. 1906. ex
eluding from the former Baker City Forest
Reserve, partly embraced in the Blue
Mountains Forest Reserve. Oregon, the
area described below, and restoring to
settlement the public lands therein, notice
is hereby given that the said public lands
will become subject to entry, filing and
selection, under the usual restrictions, at
the United States Land Office at La
Grande, Oregon, on July 18. 1906: In
Township eight (8) South. Range thirty
eight (38) East, Willamette Meridian, the
west half of the north-west quarter and
the west half of the south-west quarter
cf Section thirty-five (56); in Township
ain (9) South, Range thirty-nine (59)
East, the west half of the north-west
quarter and the west half of the south
west quarter of Section twenty nine (29),
and the west half of th north-west
quarter of Section thirty-two (52).
' W. A. Richards, Commissioner.
Approved:
Thos. Ryan,
Acting Secretary of th Interior.
Mil IF
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HOPES TOR SOUR f A
SCRIBE HAS
(TORY
Mr. C. T. Colt, chemist for th Amal
gamated Sugar Company, of La Grande,
ha been in thi vicinity for a fow days
interviewing the farmer and trying to
ascertain their desire a to th develop
ment of thi great industry.
It has long been conceded that thi
section is one of the Ideal spots of thi
valley for th culture of the saccearine
root Our only real obstacle it trans
portation. Now that w are assured of
the electric belt road to transport th
1907 crop, thi yar 1 to see a number
of small tract cultivated in an experi
mental or rather demonstrative manner
and it is quite probable that 1907 will
see 1000 acre of thi most profitabl
crop grown here,
Mr, Colt has enlisted the assistance of
a number of thos who are desirous of
seeing our community beoome more
prosperous to grow a mall tract that th
nterpns may, as alt great things do,
hav a beginning.
Fellow farmer, how many of u would
like to tea our littl village become a city?
See our farm home becom more pro
parous and beautiful? See a large month
ly pay roll that would mean prosperity t3
all of us?
Ye in rality in our own littl village
of Summrvill te a rasping station
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where the beet .would be diced, thus
keeping th pulp at horn for feed, or even
ee a ugar factory in our midst
Now croaker keep quiet a moment
please. Greater thing hav com to
communitie less endowed with advant
age than we.
Let each on grasp a spoke in th
whel of ntrprie and progres and
place our littl hamlet on th map of in
dustry and thrift
W hav all th requisition that Nature
can bestow but we need the assistance of
those who possess a spinal column and
ar anxious to get out of that rut "good
enough for me."
Let us all jump Into th band wagon,
grab a horn and play prosperity, progress,
nterpris and success for Summerville
and her population.
PASTURE
Well watered good grass Adjoining
Morgan Lake, hone or cattl $1.00per
month.
Thos. Broaohurst.
Th interest now being manifested In
th candidacy of Hon. E. L. Smith, th
prominent Hood River fruit man, and the
assistance he i receiving in hi race for
United State Senator, seems to have
struck terror to the hearts of the Portland
machin man who consider the senator
Ship their special and exclusive plum.
Mr. Smith ha a very large acquaintance
in Oregon and need no introduction to
th voter of Union county. H ha
addressed the citizens of La Grande on
numerous occasions and Union county
voters assisted in electing himapresld.n -ial
elector in 1896. He has ably filled the
position of Speaker of the House in the
Oregon Legislature and has always been
a consistent and hard working Republican.
Th peopl of Oregon hav never hesitated
to call. upon him to assist- them upon
public occasions or in th upbuilding of
any worthy enterprise. They are now seek
ing to 1 place upon him the Senatorial
toga,' recognizing that in him they have
a man of integrity, ability and experience,
and on who is not bound down by any
corporation, nor dictated to by any trust
and in whos hands th interests
of th laboring man, th farmer,
and th business man, will receive just
and tquitabl consideration.
STRAY H0TKE
Notic Is hereby given that there came
to my place seven mile north of th city
of La Grand about th fifteenth of Nov
ember last on light red heifer. Said an
imal i coming three year old and has
brockl fac.. Thr ar no brand visi
ble. Th ar mark ar crop and under
bit in each ar. Th owner of . said ani
mal may hav tarn by proving property
and paying charge. A. Daw
Dated thi thirteenth day of March
1906. . . ,
STREET IMPROVEMENT HOTICL
Be it Resolved, that th sidewalks on
the West side of Second St between the
south side of K St and th north side of
J St. shall be put In good reDair bv the
abutting property owners, and that such
repair shall bt completed bv the 20th
day of April 1906. . ,
' Passed by th council of th City of
La Grand Oregon on th 4th day of
April A. D. 1906. I. R. Snook
Recorder of the City of La Grande
FOR THE f EAST
after th Lenten season, you can find
nothing better than our choice
; BtEF AND VEAL,
Any portion of any kind of Fresh Meats
which you may prefer, is her ready to
your order. All are of fin quality, rich
in nourishing juicinss, and of delicious
flavor, etc. .
Rohr& Company
I SHEEP i!
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X SLLPMER-
t Kentucky Black Leaf X
2 anrl nfliar !nM:.M i
5 ials in
WHOLESALE
QUANTITIES
X Writ for prices
I THE PENDLETON I
DRUG CO.
PndIton, Oregon
The War on Dirt
goes merrily on when good house
keepers rule the roost Here's a
fine place for ammunition soap,
sa polio cleaning powders, house
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 here is as represented
and as low priced as possible.
PHONE MAIN 46
QEDDEBRLf
NORTH FIR STREET
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AN EASTER EESTIVAL
will be very incomplete without a
good supply of Seldert' confection
ary. W furnish it put up in a
large variety of forma, boxes and
baskets, which mak it very de
sirable to tend a greetings to
your frind. Th well-known
purity and delicacy of flavor of
our confection mak them par
ticularly attractive to all lover of
good, delicious and wholesome
candy., t , , ,. r ,
SELDER, ThcXandy
; Man
I . R. OLIVER.
UNION OUNTY
ABSTRACTS
Farm Loans a Specialty
Best equipped abstracter in Union
county. Many years experience
with the Union county record
give 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 titi just as
it appear onth official record.
J. R. OLIVER,
U GRAtfDE, OREG N
Room 3 1 Sommer Building '
JACKS and STALLIONS 1
- C. R. Hibberd will stand two
Jacks and two Stallions on the
bennett ranch.
TROGAN is the largest Jack
that was ever in Union county
stands 17 hands weighs 1180 lbs
terms insured for SI 2. Another
Jack weighs 1 000 lbs., $ 1 0.
TIB Jr is a road stallion ' u,;m .
r?,Crdf2:22,.th Nutwood-"?
,..,Kts orea. weight 1200
lbs. insure for $10
BEN is a 6-year-old Clvde
weight 1800 lb,, oth. Boyd.
J T thewMon or $10 to insure
. ?U ? P1" to hav. breed
ers call and look !these animals
over they will bearlnspection
nii!?,havefn,.Jack 8 mnths
sell or trade for stock. Verger
phone. Imbler P.O.
RKJ110AM
Extra rich black
. . . '""11(1 gar
dens, etc.. for eala ant .r,.,.j i
, Blt0 .
have gravel for tr -. fliim -i , v. j
delivered- on the plas, .f
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J. L. Mars.