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Conigpl Remedy
A Safe Medicine for Children.
Ia buying a congh medicine for children, never be afraid to boy Chamber
Lain a Cough Remf.dt . There Is no danger from it, and relief is always tun
to follow. It is intended especially for coughs, colds, croup and whooping
cough, and ia the best medicine in the world for these diseases. It is not only
a certain cure for cronp, Irat, when given as soon as the cronpy congh appears,
will prevent the attack Whooping congh is not dangerous when this remedy
is given as directed. It contains no opium or other harmful drags, and may bt
given a nouQdmtly to baby as to an adnlt.
F.P. Childers, candidate for sheriff,
transacted business at Union today.
JoOaso of
fnoumonia
on E.GGord
There is no case 'on re
cord of a cold resulting in
Pneumonia, or other seri
ous lung trouble, after
had been taken.
It stops the cough and
heals the lungs and pre
vents serious results from
a cold.
Do not take chances on
a cold wearing away or
experiment with some un
known preparation that
costs you the same as
Foley's Honey and Tar.
Remember the name and
get the genuine.
I Siviri Cold (or Thru Months.
Tho following letter from A. J. Nus
taura, of Batesvllle, Ind., tells its own
story: "I suffered for three months with
severe cold. A druggist prepared me
some medicine, and a physician pre
scribed for me, yet I did not improve.
I then tried Foley's Honey and Tar,
and eight doses cured me.
Three sixe 25c, 50c, $1.00.
The 50 tent site contains two and
eneialf times as much as the small site
and the $1.00 bottle almost six times
as much
SCLO m RECGUXEXQED BT
AT HIU. .PrygUt.
3 EMM
and TM
DRArTfD
FORMAL
REM!
(ftnrlpps News Association) '
Nsw York. April 17 Ths anthracite
operators this afternoon drafted a formal
rejection of the miners' proposition to
arbitrate. The boycott of Denby shows
that the movement is systematic and not
spontaneous.
AlfONSO IN ENGLAND ,
(Srrlpps News Association)
Cowes, England, April 17 King Alfon
so of Spain arrived here today to spend a
few weeks with his fiancee. Princess Ena
The young rulers will make their final
arrangements for ths wedding.
NfBRASK DJWLOCK ON ,
(Srrlpps News Association)
Kansas City, April 17 The Lower
House is deadlocked over the election of
a Speaker, since yesterday. A hundred
and four ballots- were cast up to this
morning. After an al! night's session a
motion to adjourn was voted down. The
solons are taking their meals at their
desks.
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3. 1875
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. 8, Land Ofllee at La Oranda. Ore
March 7th, IwM.
Nolle la harrhT glvrn Mint in rotupilauoi
with the provlilcina of th act! or Cougrraa o
JunaS, IHTMntlilMt "Ai act for I lie Ml or
llmbf-r iHiirlK In ihr smitoof ('allftirnla, or
nn, Nrvaria. and Waahlnstnn Territory,'
ailemled to all l ha fuhlin Laud rllata bv art
of Annua) 4, IKHJ. Mrtaolna Moll'or ot l.a
Uiaijilr, cuuihvpI I'nlon. Hulcof Oregon, ha'
Inu dar Bird lo thia ol'l- hla aworn aiatc
No. aiiM, rnr th pnrrrmaaortha S K U of be
NolHU. Toaruihip No. 4 S. Kauga Wo. Hi
And will orlcr rtmnrtn anuw that the tan'
aouKhl la more valuubla rnr I la ttiubar f r
ton than for agricultural piirp-a, and to
.talillHh hla claim tumid land b. fnrt Ik
Hnlatrr and rtarelvrr at La nmnria. On
gnn, nn Hxlnrrlay. thaM 1v nl M IHOrt
Ho uani a w:tou.o: ' lamra 8hllllui,
Juhn Hlillllnv, Jr , Adna H. Ilniivra, John T
Wllllauiann all or La tirunrle, Un-aon.
Ad aud all naraoni elalmlus ailrrra'y
thaanov' dvaerlhtd Ian la ara rrquaalad to
Ala tlialrelalma In 'hlaoinoaoo or beloreau'd
4'b Uaj of May, 1MB
K w. Dana, Bastat
Notice ot hnal Settlement
MrTICR 18 HKHKBY OlVF.y. that Uie
undaralgsad admlBlatrntor of the ealata nl
Uanrst (faille, drceaard, baa nird lar Final
Aionunt. aa auca Ail nlnlatratrji, with tht
County Coat ol VnloaroDDty, Urvgi.n, and
that Ih, Judge of aald court aa Bird lxrra
bar lllh, at tre hour of-! n'c'oek, In lh
aflcrnron, ol ati1 day, aa Ilia time lor hrarina
objection., f, any tharr be, to aald report and
Final Ao ounk
Dated Noterjibtr III, inir
" i TKHRMA OETTLa,
Adm'uixtfatrU eu- of Ut .rut (Mile, da
'red.
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(CURTY (OURT PROCHDIRGS
April term. 908.
Tho county road petitioned for by friary
E. Childers. et al was continued for the
term.
The county road - petitioned by J.
Thomson et al was continued for
term.
the
The petition of R. D. Hamilton for sale
of county's interest in certain tax sales.
was denied.
The county road petitioned for by Dille
Randall et at was continued for the term.
The county road petitioned for by D.
McDonald et al was continued for the
term. ' '
The application of William Gorman for
admission to the county hospital, was ap
proved and allowed,
The official bond of E. B. Morelock,
justice of the peace for Elgin district, was
approved.
The petition of Burton Nelson, et al for
the removal of certain fences from the
county road near Cove, was approved
and allowed, and J. M. Selder, county
commissioner, was authorized to take the
matter in charge.
The resignation of John Redman as
supervisor of R. D. No. 32 was accepted
and VV. L. Mayers appointed.
P. H. Dickinson was appointed county
fruit inspector for the ensuing year.
-- - . u.finr, nf Rnaana. Walmar fnr
the cancellation of certain tax was allowed.
and sheriff ordered to take, credit for the
amount.
The application of Wm, Miller et al for
the cancellation of 1 905 taxes against the
La Grande Commercial Club was granted
snd the sheriff ordered to take credit for
the sum of $47.83.
The application of W. F. Hendricks for
taxes srroneoasly assessed for the year
1905 was granted and sheriff oidered to
take credit for $4.46. "
The application of Judd Geer for the
correction of certain taxes for 1905 was
granted and clerk ordered to draw a war
rant in his favor for $3.12.
The application of John McKenna for
the correction of certain taxes foe 1905
was granted anu the sheriff ordered to
take credit for $65.62.
The application of T. A. Rinehart, dep
uty assessor, for the correction of assess
ment made on property of Rachael Able
was granted and ordered that sheriff take
credit for the amount.
The application of E. J. Wilbur et al for
an addition to the town of Cove, was
granted and upon the approval of the plat
for said addition by the county assessor
and surveyor, it was ordered that the
same be recorded as by law required,
Bills allowed at the March term of
county court
T. B. Johnson, Extra help on
tax rolls .. .....
$182 50
74 67
81 00
T. B. Johnson. Prisoners' board
for March, 1 906
Ed Wright, Registration Clerk,
E. Alberson, Digging grave for
pauper
6 00
45 00
J. A. Matott, Registering voters
J. W. Conley. Caring for in
sane
t 60
T. H. Morelock, Caring for!
Matson, Insane -
9 00
8 00
Jack Austin, Caring for Insane
as psrbill
G. L. Biggers, M. D., Examina
tion of John Johnson,' insane,
5 00
8 90
F. W. Davis, Mdse. as per bill
J. H. Henderson, Burying
Matson, pauper, 35
00
Grace Landers, Registering
voters , .
2 20
64 00
22 60
- 12 60
44 60
4 00
47 00
7 60
24 00
i7 60
E. B. Morelock, 'Registering
voters -
B. Eaton, Work on tax rolls
Irwin Hodson Co., Mdse. as
per bill
Irwin Hodson Co., do
Irwin Hodson Co., do
Indeliba Mfg. Co., do
Eastern Oregon Republican,
printing as per bill
Glass & Prudhomme Co. Mdse
as per bill :.
S. Dillinger & Co. do
George Ott, Witness before
Grand Jury Feb. term.......
6 20
Pacific S. Tel. & Tel. Co, Pone
sen he Sheriff's office
-o 00
Pacific S. Tsl. & Tel. Co, Phone
service Recorder's office '..
5 00
t
6 75
1 00
U 70
1 60
25 00
11 20
2 85
Pacific S. Tel. & Tel. Co, Phone
Clerk's office
Pacific S. Tel. & Tel. Co. Phone
service Poor Farm, Union, ...
T. Williamson. Making ab
stract as per bill ......
Verger Telephone Co. Phone
service for March. 1906
Midland Chemical Co., Mdse.
as per bill
Grande Ronde Electric .Co.
Lights for March, 1906
W. H. Bohnenkamp, Mdse. as
per bill
John Dunnington, Salary as
Janitor for March, 1906
35 50
J. H. Payne, Juror Matson In
quest ,
1 20
Jackson Graham,, Juror Mat-
son Inquest
1 20
1 20
1 20
1 20
1 20
C. F. Chattin, do
C A. Raney. do , '.
Charles Chandlsr, do . .....
J. A. Hooper, do
William Haywood, Witness
Matson Inquest .
J. S. Hurlburt, do
Oscar Jackson, do ...
William Anderson do
Victor Hindberg. do
W. L. Morelock. do .............. ... .
Dr. F. W. Whiting. Examining
Physician Matson Inquest
Dr. W. E. Brownell. do
E. B. Morelock, Holding in
quest, Andrew Matson.
John E. Hougn, J. P. Hough
J. P. Fees. State vs. Nelson
J. H. McLachlin, Const fees J.
P. State vs. Nelson .
Jas. E. Conner, Witness J. P.
Court' State vs. Nelson
L. Raburn, do .'. .'.
J. W. Walden. do...... 1ZI
John E. Hough. J. P. Fees
State vs. Swan .
J. H. McLachlin, Const fees.
J. P. Ct. State vs. Swan.;.....
L. Rayburn. Witness J. P.
Court State vs. Swan
51
7
B
4
8 00
5 85
J. E. Conner, do
J. W. Walden, do ..
John E. Hough, J. P, Fees.
State vs. Jackson
7 95
J. H. McLachlin. Const fees'
J. P. Ct State vs. Jacobson
3 10
John E. woueh. J. P. Houch. J.
P. Fees, vs. Holmes
8 30
J. H. McLachlin, Const fee, J.
P. Ct. State vs. Holmes
4.80
S. P. Gates, Witness J. P. Ct..
State vs. Ho'mes,.... .
1.70
John E. Hough, J. P. Fees, State
vs. Hathaway,.. ...
H. McLachlin, Const Fees J.
P. Ct S. vs. Hathaway,
Nate Robinson, Witness J. P.
Ct, State vs. Matnaway,..
R. A. Atkinson, do.
L. Reyburn, do
Currey Bros., Printing as per
bill...; :
George May, Relief, ....
D. W. Souder, Relief,
Ella Neason, Relief,
John Hilderbrand, Relief
Maggie Slagner, Relief 1..,
Mrs. Edith Acard, Relief... .:..:. ,
S. M. Goff, registering voters,
W. H. Bohnenkamp, Mdse. as
per bill, v.
R. A. Leatham, Work on Road
District No. 12,
Ira Stewart, Work on. Road
District No. 6,
4.75
14.00
20.00
12.60
16.00
21.00
12.00
2.50
8.76
6.00
John Ga with, Timbers for Wal
lowa Bridge, ..
C. S. Haws, Work on Road
District No. 15,
Ray Haws, do
Albert Gallagher, do
D. G. Norris, Blacksmithing
for R. D. No. 10
Wm. Dixon, Work on Roads ...
A. V. Oliver, Mdse. as per bill,
E. Z. Carbine, Work on County
Roads,
E. Z. Carbine, Work on County
Roads, .
E. Z. Carbine, Work on Road
District No. 20,
J. A. Conner, Work on Bridge,
T. H. Morelock, Work on Wal
lowa Bridge .:-.V;v.1i ?
J. K. Wright City Treas. 75
amt of road fund, due City
of LaGrande,
M. S. Levy. City Treas. 76.
amt of road fund due Union,
J. B. Thorson, City Treas. 76
amt of road fund due Elgin,
Treasurer of Town of Cove, 75
amt. of road fund due
Cove, .
Treasurer of Summerville, 75
amt of road fund due
Summerville , .
A. R. Hunter, City Treas., 75
amt of road fund due
Island City,
Treas. of North Powder, 75
r amt of road fund due North
Powder,
W. H. Bohnenkamp, Mdse. for
Road District No. 12, v..
W. H. Bohnenkamp, Mdse. as
- per bill, .
J. L. Caviness, Work on Bridge
near Island City
36.44
4.75
21.87
6.00
5.00
1039.80
514.91
278.83
69.80
17.46
75.88
36.62
4.35
3.90
30.75
STREET IMPROVJMf NT NOTICt
Be it Resolved, that the sidewalks on
the West side of Second St. between the
south side of K St and the north side of
J St. shall be put in good repair by the
abutting property owners, and that such
repairs shall be completed by the 20th
day of April 1906.
Passed by the 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 Grande
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S0CI ETY
76
15
Mesdames M. K. Hall J. M. Berry.
and E. E. Bragg will entertain the Kaff;e
Klatch Friday evening at the home of
Mrs. Hall.
The Neighborhood Club holds its re
gular meeting this afternoon. Mrs.
Richardson is the leader. The program
follows.
Roll Call Pastimes of the Japanesi
Lesson Review Mrs. Richardsjn
A talk .. Japanese Customs and Costumes
Mr. Moore
Paper.. Japanese Arl
. Mrs. Kiddle
Oral Sketch.. Modern Industrial Japan
Mrs. Cavana '
Paper ...Great Men of Dai Nippon
Mrs. Worstell '
Reading A Japanese Legend
Mrs. Gardinier
(Scrlpps News Association)
Chicago, 111. April 17 Dowie has re
fused the proposed settlement made by
Voliva. He is willing to make financial
concessions that are asked, but demands
retention as spiritual head of the religious
city. Dowie is not so much afraid of his
money as he is the religious side of the
question. His lawyers ara busy framing
up a compromise to suggest to the prin
ciple actors in this fight for spiritual
supremacy.
SLAYER Of LOGAN INSANE
(Scrlpps News Association)
Manhattan Nevada, April 17 Walter
Berieau, the slayer of Sheriff Tom Logan,
is undeniable insane. He imagines insects
are crawling ovsr his body and at times
becomes violent He knocks his head a-
gainst the bars until he Is insensible.
YACHT IS MISSING
(Scrlpps News Association)
San Francisco, April - 17 Fe'r is ex
pressed here that the yacht Anemone.
bound from New York to San Francisco
to participate in the race to Honolulu is
in trouble. No word has been received
from it since it passed Magellan straights
: ' VIOLATOR ARRESTED
(Scrlpps News Association)
New York, April 17 George W Per
kins was arrested again today for alleged
violations of the road while driving. ; The
policeman who arrested him claimed
Perkins sassed him.
EXPLOSION KILLS TWO
(Scrlpps News Association)
l-ondon April 17 Advices here from
Malta state that a boiler explosion on the
British battleship. Prince of Wales Killed
two men and wounded several others.
MINERS INrRI0T
(Scrlpps News Association)
Windber, Pa.. April 17 The constabu
lary has succeeded in restoring quiet after
last night s rioting in which four foreign
miners were killed. It is very likelv that
me irouoie is over.
TIRE TAKES TANNERY
(Scrlpps News Association)
PetalumaCaLAnrill7 The Petal uma
I annmg company's plant was destroyed
by fire this morning. The loss is nearly
$100,000.
FOR THE FEAST
after the Lenten season, you can find
nothing better than our choice
BLEF 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
m nourishing juiciness, and of delicious
flavor.'etc.
"DOVIE
I REFUSED
10.00
I TO SETTLE
6.26 ' ' ' ' .
Rohr& Company
a m m m m aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaw
The War on Dirt
goes merrily on when good house
keepers rule the roost. Here's a
fine place for ammunition soap,
sapolio 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
QEDDEBRif
NORTH FIR STREET
AIM EASTER EESTIVAL
will be very incomplete without a
good supply of Selders' confection
ery. We furnish it put up in a '
large variety of forms, boxes and
baskets, which make it very de
sirable ' to send as greetings to
your friends. The well-known
purity and delicacy of flavor of
our confections make them par
ticularly attractive to all lovers of
good, delicious and wholesome
candy. -' , .,- -
SELDER, The , Candy
: Man
J. R. OLIVER.
I'NION l l NTY
ABSTRACTS
t- "U
Farm Lo?ns a Specialty
Best equipped abstracter in Union
county. Many years experience
with the Union county records
gives me a great advantage. It
is folly to purchase real estate
without first securing a proper
abstract An abstract from my
office will show the title just as
it appears on .the official record.
4.
I R. OLIVER,
I.A '.RAUDE, ORRO N
Room J I Sorrmer Building
JACKS and STALLIONS
C. R. Hibberd will stand two
Jacks and two Stallions on ths
Bennett ranch.
I KUGAN is the largest JbA X
that was ever in Union cwfiJ'-,4
stanas u nands weighs 1180 tht.
terms insured for $12. Another
Jack weighs 1000 lbs., $10.
TIB Jr is a road stallion with a
record of 2:22 of the Nutwood
Glen Wilkes bred, weight 1200
lbs. insure for $10 -
BEN is a 6-year-old Clyde
weight 1800 lbs. of the Boyd stock
$5 for the season or $ 1 0 to insure
Would be pleased to have breed
ers call and look ;these animals
over they will bear inspection.
I also have one Jack 8 months
old and four Jennies which 1 will
sell or trade for stock. Vergere
phone, lmbler P. O.
RICI.10AM 4J
Extra rich black loam, for filling gar
dens, etc.. for sale and delivered. I also
have gravel for str -t filling, close
delivered on the Dla:e.
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J. L. Mars.