RICH LOAM
Extra rich black loam, for filling gar
dens, etc.. for sale, and delivered. I also
have gravel fo i tt :t flirt. M'
delivered on the pls:e,
J. L Mars.
PASTURE
Welt watered good grass adjoining
Morgan Lake, horses or cattle $1.00 per
month.
Thos. Broadhurst.
KOTKf Cf I.WSTMIRI
I have four houses and lots which I
will sell in a lot at a great sacrifice, for
: cash, 1 must hare money. These houses
. are rented and in good location and bring
$15 per month rent I will let the first
one to call have a bargain, as they must
tg sold at once.
Fred Jacobs.
STRttI LMPROVEMLMT H0TICE
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 repair
shall be completed by the 20th day of
April, 1906.
Passed by the city council of the city of
La Grande, Oregon, on the ' 4th day of
April A. D. 1908. I. R. Snook,
Recorder of the city of La Grande.
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3. l78
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
U. M. Laud Office, La OrH- rn. v,,
ivrairtwrwMiiwn turn in vim, mm. .
ltli Itir provlalnria nf 111 ! of I oinrri ni
jtiiia a. iiwk,iiiiihki An m l for Ilia mii.r ni
tllllhr lamia in Ilia HlHlea of t ' I ifVirn iu. Ol.
goo, ncvBdii, ana aMilt.aton IVrrllorr," ai
riiruilfil to nil (lie i'ubllo Land tlliM hv c
or AUKUH, Wi, JoMph A, Hlllltrr. of
hour, ronnly or Aila. Stiita of J, I. ho
bat tlila day fllrd lu thla ottlca lirr awiirn
alaU'iiieot No. Hcol. for tli Dtiirliaat- o'
w "J NK'(8w 111 U NW Mat frrtlon
s 1n. Tuuul 4 Buulli, Kauf
. Anil wlllolIW prooftoaliow that Hi' Ihoi
oualil la mora vainaljla fur lia tluilwr oi
atom- tliiiu for airrii-ulttiral pnriMWHx, anil li
tataliliali h r claim lo aalil IuimI tMfnreili
KtKlaKir and Kwrlver nt I. Oraniis llr
. gun, on Wi'ilnpailaV.lhr 2nn rty n Ju"t. liV.
lie mir.wi aa wMu.-m Kilwaril Lamp
i. . ,.i.-mi i, ,j,u lf IBVUI1. IIIIOI JT Miatill,
Mil Ol ClOIMtf JUHUO.
Any sod all peraona claiming advrraply th
bova dMU'rlhail lamia ara riutud lo It.,
thalr clalina In tin oinre ou or bHore aali
Jolh (lay o June IH06,
K. W. Davis. Kceeali
TIMBER Lfil, J, ACT JUNE3, 1878
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
U. 8. Lac( Ulrica, La Oiamte, Orrann.
March, . Tl6.
Notice la ttv lv arlvnn that In ninmiluii;.
wIlblheproMi imaoftlu) act of I'mini-cm of
Junea.IHiN.er' tlnd"An act for the aula of
umucr lanus ia iiieMatva or California, Ore
tun, Nevada, a id waalilnaUin Turrllory," aa
extended ui the I'ulillc Land alatwi hv axil
nfAuKuat 4, lawi, C.'iarlea I.. Uinnn.U-t.
of Horn-, county of Ada, 8 tin a 01 Idaho,
ha tl la da? filed in llila ofH ha
aworn atatamoui No. 8765. for the puivliaaa of
IheDH of thenw & w"S HfcU of Hcciton
Nofut TowoaulpNo. J, houtti RalgeNo. U6
And will offer proof In ahnw that the land
aouaht la more valuable for ita tluila-r or
atone than for agricultural purnoaea, and lo
calahllati bla claim to aald land beroix tlic
kritlatiir nd kwwlwr m ij
1 IJranda, Oregon, on Tuun lay, the 2m li day cr
He namna aa wltnaaaeas Chaifca E
Webc or Bolae, Idaho; ilnrtxrt F. L tn 01
Hoiw, Idaho, Henry Vtonenbern of llol e,
Idaho; Jmnea K. Hull-man. La u rail (I a. ' ir-.
Any and all ierminaelaliiiliig adveraely the
above doacrllied lauda are nUited to ttl
Ibelrclaluia In thl- olltce 011 or before aald
iiflu day of May, IIXW,
K. W, Davla, Helatr.
HMBh.ll LAND ACT JUNE 1,
NOTIfK rR PUBLICATION
t. . Land 0 ice; Latlratide Orexon,
Match, Md, IHOA
Notice la hereby given that In i-ompllanoe
with tlit provision ol the act of uUitreaol
lao.S iH7a, antiUvd "An act fo' the aale of
limber lend in the Htatei of California, Oregon,
Nevada and Waahlnaton Ter I lory." ea en
tended to all the Public Land Mla'i be acf nt
Auguai 4, IHWL WUiard ouch ol La Grande,
county of I'nloo, mate or 1 reKon baa
tliie day filed In thla orrice bia aworn atatenient
No. a.l(l lor the purchaaa of tha V. NKta
of Menlhin No It la lownihlp No. 4 Sou U).
ttanite No m K. W. M.
And will oVr prwf to ahnw that the land
ought Ii more valuable for Ita limber o
uanethan for agricultural purimaea, and to
eaUbllab hl claim to aaid land belore the Kea
iaur and Kei-eirer at la craarie,
tirrgon, on Tliu'eday the alat day of June,
I'lHS.
lie nan-aa aa wltmaaea: Jainen McCII,
Thoinaa K. HheiW,nd Wlillam Htierw.m.l.
frank alcOlttre. all of Im Uratide, t'nion
county, t)re'ii.
Any ati't ail pertona elm mine advereli lue
ahovadevritieit l'i.! ar re.i'ioMi-,1 lo lile 'h. lr
ciaioi tu thl oDTive on or twlore tnid lin da,
olJune, ,11k,
y. W. u.vla. Ke.Uier.
TIMBtR UNO. ACT JUNE 3. 1878
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
- . M um iiit', , n
cioni-eianereliy Klven llial In compllnm-,
wiiii ne piviaioua ol llieacl of olliirtwa
.,, !-iitiii,-,i -An act tnr iiih aa 1
tiniber lamia 111 the Htntra of t.'alllornlii, 1
a , ,.",'ii. Hint m iiNiiingioii leriltorv. an
extended I .all I he I'uhllu liiid KUIca hv ail
r Attirual 4. av, t'lmrlea K. Wehn of
llotae, iiiiinty or Ada, Slate of Idaho.
Inia thl day til,, I l tlila oltlce linl
urn Miiieuii'iit .-so. tor the piirvhii
the M4 ot rc No. 3: In Tuwuahlp
4, Houlb. Kmive No. IM, E. W M
Ami u-lli ..11..,. .....r ? . . ....
",".7 ,..... boimt iiiiii me lantl
"oimlit la more valuable, for ila timber or
atuiir innn nir agricultural purpose, and Ui
eela blWihlaelaliu to .aid "uud u-fore the
l egl.ter and lie-elver at U Umnde,
llii'l 1'ieaday, the '.i::rt i I ;,;
He naniea ai wltiimaea: lldHirt K. Lerrn.
.of Hols.. Idaliu, tturle. I, l.lngeufe l r i
llolw Idaho; Henry W.aenherg, of li.l.t
Idaho; jaa li lli. in.n, of I a UraVide.
Any and all pciwma claiming adveraely
t he above dtwrlhetl Unda are re,tiiraiiMl to tile
their claims in tiny or if,,., ld
3nd day ol .May, ama,
hi. Vi . Davla, Hegbttor
ol
Ore-
of
No.
land
TIMIIKIt LAND Al-r JUNK lt7tl
XOTK'K KOR I'L'HLICATHIN
V. . Laud Olrtce I tlrande, tin-iron
otlce la hereby given that fii com nllaut?
with the jimvlaioiik ot itic act of t.'oiigrea ol
June a, K,.eiiiiiled "u act for the aale of
Umber lamia In tliwHtntcanf California, irB.
gon, Nevada, ami Valnn,um Terrltorv," iu
exicndnl to all the I'ulillc and t it bv act
of August 4. lairj, l.Mlda A. letbv of ilolae,
county of A,ia. xtiitM ,,r Liui,A 1....
tlila day tiled In tlila uitli e her aworr, ntntt
mem n fr the pitifhaavof theH(e nk
VA S'.aKU of Mei'llon No. ft; In Tuwilahtli
io.o PHiuiti iiange No. K. W. M.
And wlllollcr pnavf to l,ow that tha land
eougllt fa luore valualiln tor Iim 11,iimv. ...
atom-tliHii forautl ultur.l puriawea, and to
tanltli hi'i cliiliii lo eld land ta-font the
rwuiier ana riecelverat la tirande ,'Oregou
on Krlday, the th dav or June, IW..
Hhe naiiicaeawitncaaca: Kdw-trd M. I'erbv,
c?.rT Wenwei. Uii Vouukln, V. ,111am
A. Ilalrd. all of Ilolae Idaho.
Any aud all poiaona rlalmlng adveraely the
aruivedemMibed lands ai-e reiUatid to tile
,n-r viaiuia in 1111a otnceou or Detoreaald
U'Ui U ol June, lHOo,
K. W. Devla, Reghtei
THe Simplicity 01 Truta
AUD WHY CRfAT DISCOYERILS ARf
OfTW SO LONG DL1AYID. HOW DH
STB1 (OHtlHIRATtD AU HIS
f ORG ON Oflf SUBJECT AND
iVOlVEDJSTWPATHY.
When we think it all over we invariably
come to the conclusion that the greatest
and grandest and most vitally important
trut.is are the very simplest ones. Who
of us all has not. coming upon a truth of
this kind for the first time, marveled that
it should so long have escaped him, that
he should so often passed it by in thought
without perceiving it?
Such a failure to follow thought to its
rational conclusion is simply evidence that
our minds have not been properly concen
trated upon that particular subject. The
calls upon our brain force have been many
and varied; so that we have been left
without mental energy to grasp and en
compass a truth even when it is perhaps
of the most vital importance to us. Yet
when that truth is later laid before us we
are likely to be disconcerted by its almost
startling simplicity. It seems that we
should have always known it
When there comes a man who abso
lutely concentrates upon a single line of
thought, sticking to it through thick and
thin simple truths are likely to be un
covered that have long escaped attention
and whose finding enriches the world.
Such a man ia Dr. A. T. Still, whose re
searches brought Osteopathy into being,
and who, in h,s young old age, is witness
ing its increasing triumph over disease.
. When a boy of ten, suffering one day
from a sick headache. Dr. Still stretched
himself upon the ground, pillowing his
neck upon a rope slung between two
trees. Soon the headache and nausea
disappeared; and in his autobiography
Dr. Still declares this to have been his
first real discovery in Osteopathy. He
marvelled at the quick relief procured and
followed the treatment whenever he had
a headache for years afterward, with
unvarying success. But it was not until
he reached the age of thirty, when he
had become an anatomist of no mean
ability, that he began to understand WHY
his headache disappeared under such
treatment.
' For fifty years Dr. Still has labored to
master the workings of tha body machin
eryto acquire a perfect knowledge of
anatomy and to learn new and effective
ways of applying his knowledge, The
science of Osteopathy, which treats and
cures diseases of every character with
out the use of drugs, is the result of his
researches Its success has been great.
More people are Investigating the system
and benefitting by it constantly; and the
common wonder of all is why so simple
and rational an application of anatomical
knowledge and mechanics was not con
ceived and put into operation long before.
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3. 1878.-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I'nitad Hlatee Land Office. LeGrande Ore.
April , IH06.
Notice la tictehv given that In riiinullance
with ti.e provUlonaol the act of Cnngreaa f
limes. 1H7H. eel t ed "an act for the al.. of
limber landa In Hie Mr teenf California. Ore
gon, Nevada ard Waahingon Terrlio-y, aa
extended toall the I'liblic Land "tatre by tot
nf Atigit't 4, in"j, William A. Ilalrd. of BoUe.
mil my of Ada. Htate of Idaho, baa thla "t
tiled lu thla or! ice his aworn atatement No.
;i7. fr th Puicliafe or tha NWlf NWH.
:llK'. NrXkAMil VM of .notion No. si In
Town. hip a o 4 -. Kange N. K. W M..
and will ofT.-r pr-'of to ahnw tr-at the laud
ought la mor valuable fur ita tlrrber or alone
limn inr agricultural piirpo ea, and Inealab
llaii hla elaliiit'-a id land before Heglater
tteoelver at Iji'lraurta, Orrgunon rlda, 2K
day of June HUi
llenameaae wilneaaee: Fdward M Derby,
Henry v ecnberr. I.idia A. Derby, Owen
Yo nkin. II nf Hole Idaho.
Anv and all Demitia slutinlna adveraelv the
abov-d aprl ber lapdr are iiiieaird lo fil
Ihrli claim a In t Ii la i dice on or beloie laid 2
da j of Jui e, luog
&. w uAvit, fegiaiet
SPORTING EVENTS
UUi.lUi n IUUL AflD UlAil t
RING. TRACK AUD DIAMOND J
GAMES W THE MAJOR LEAGUES
WEDNESDAY
NATIONAL
At Pittsburg Cincinriati 7, Pitsburg 4.
At Brooklyn New York 4, Brooklyn 1.
At Chicago Chicago 11, St. Louis 1.
AMERICAN.
At Boston New York 5, Boston 3. (1 1
Innings).
At Detroit Detroit 3, Chicago 2.
At Philadelphia Philadelphia 4, Wash
ington 2.
At St. Louis Cleveland 4, St Louis 0.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York
Cleveland '
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
St Louis
Boston
Won.
3
2
3
1
t
1
0
0
Lost.
0
0
1
I
1
3
P. C
1.000
1.000
.750
.600
.600
.250
.000
.000
TABLE HOARDERS
Mrs. Grace Barrie would like six table
boarders at No. 1 808, 4th. St. For par
ticulars call up red 881.
To Chicago
and the East
Fast trains daily, through to Chi-
Cairo without change, nun txiints I
hi v'ickdh hiiu vv asmngton, via me
ii.aK.,, i tiinn l aciticand Mortli
'es'.ern Line, the route t if The
Overland Limited, ov;r the double
track railway between the Missouri
River and Chir.i jo, tanking direct
connection at Uiicui, w::li all lines
to the East.
THE BEST OF EVERYTHINO.
For further inlormation ai'tily to
W, A. Cea, (lenrral Agt. C. N.-W. Ry.
IM Third Street, Portland, Ore.
MOu.iTina
tfocky Mountain Tea Nugget
A Buy Medlatae far Buy People.
Brlstt Ooldea Hi tllk aal Rn-?a Vigor,
a. aneelfle for C tfinatlon, Indl(ritlor. Lira
rid Kulney Trou '. T'lnplea. IVmiia, In.nurc
Blend. Bail Breaill. (Jueclnh Bowela. Ilea.la,-li
and Uaokaelw. Ii a d-ooky M-Kiulaln Tea In taft
M f.win. e-'Bia bog. iieniilue nuule b
HJUjiTia Pn-s Oompahv, Madiana, Wis.
V)LDrl NJC0ST FOB SALLOW tEOrit
. NATIONAL LEAGUE
Won Lost P. C.
Boston 4 , 1 ,800
Pittsburg ' 3 1 .750
New York 4.2 .667
Philadelphia 3 2 .bou
Chicago 4 3 .671
Cincinnati 3 4 .429
St Louis 1 3 .250
Brooklyn, 0.6 .000
sports
GAME IN LA GRANDE SUNDAY
Mmager Heisner failed to make a
date with Spokane for next Sunday, but
did succeed in, getting a game arranged.
Alicel will' be here and cross bats with
LaGrande for the opening game. Alicel
generally manages to put up a stiiT game
and because the team comes from a
small burg is no sign that they cant play
ball, and tney may make it very interest
ing for La Grands. Ciptain Segriest will
have the line-up ready for publication to
morrow.
its kind and is drawing all the best ath
letes in the state. , The U. of 0. is send
ing the biggest line of competitors, and
0. A. C. is also well represented. The
many other schools are sending compara
tively few men. The different clubs
who will be represented are: U. of 0,
0. A. C. Willamette. Pacific Y. M. C. A,
M. A.C.. Arleta'A. C, M. A. A. C,
Portland academy. Eugene high school.
Tutatin academy, Portland high school,
and the Columbia University.
SPEQAL RATES
Agent Moore of the 0. R. & N. will sell
tickets on May 2, 3, 4 and 6th to Los
Angeles and return for $50.
ADVERTISED LETTERS '
List of letters remaining uncalled for
in this oilice for Uie week ending
April 12, 1906.
Buckera Mrs. Henry Collins Adams
Damson Mrs. Webb Coyle Matt (2)
Deal Mrs. Ed Heuelley A. J.
Manwell Mrs. Monro " Lyons Fred
Mathieson Mrs Lillie Wells H. D.
Smith Mrs. Marion Winford Miss
Thrasher Miss Joe
. These letters will be sent to the dead
letter office April 28, 1906 if not deliver
ed before. In calling for the above, please
say "Advertised" giving date of list
G. M, Richet P. M.
MEET ENTRIES IN
Tomorrow will see the big indoor meet
at Columbia. This is the third meet of
Take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea
this month. Drives away spring tired
ness, . gives appetite and sleep, makes
you well and keeps you well. Great
family tonic. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets.
. Newlin Drug Co.
CON1 EST NOTICE
I FA FITM KNT r F HE INTKKinn
L'nlled Sla'ea IjilM ill;i
I a irniirle, Oregon, Mar, h 17th. HOD
A 'iWc'tpt euuteat altl nivit having bum
filed In tin orttee bv KmW Al'-er0'.. eo'-'
ieaialit, aHin! l(oii elf:id eulrt eo. llVl
made April I nil. Hull, lot the vt y. eaett-ii
:', Tnwneliip .. Hangv as K v.. it, bi
Iteiijiimln It. Filch ( m-;, Mi-e. in wlilrh it i
Htl-g-d llinl Hei-jaiuln H. KHcuhna nev-r re
lileo lliritHiii hint only lina a aiuull eabin
Ihere, n almul lOliy li and no ntlu-i I rnvi
tnefta and haa wholly ahadoii,d aald lat
and thai siiid alleged ai.nie Hunt i-ald land
w:ia md doe to hla eiui'lovuiertt in the. army,
niv.v nr marine enr of the United Ktatea a
a prlvai no dler, ntllivr, Mainan or - ariue
during the war with eil or durlna anv
other war in wli-li the I'n ted hist, a niuv he
engaged, rfald pariaa aie lieifhv noilft d
to apia-ai , n K,nd and ,-lt r ,t,-r,c token
ing aid allena'ion lit 0 o' l,it a m on
Apill as-h, 1116. ra.f,,r- the KegUter and
kewiver at the 1'nltcd statra iaind UlMee In
La (irande. Oregon.
The aa'd citiifMaut ha'lug, lu a pioper
artldavll. filed March 17 b HUM. aet fonli fn l
whl h "how that idler du diligeuee pan-unul
aervlce of th a n tlee ran not be maoe, it le
hereby oidered and 1l-eted th-t neh mule
he given by due and rnper puti'leatiuu.
E. W. HAVIx Kegiater
A. A. KOHKK'i'8 keeeiver
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 3. 1878
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
C. 8. Land UlOee, La Grande. Oreron
April B, W06
Noth la hereby flees that In compliance
trllb Iheprovhdonaof the ael nf Cengreaa ot
June , 187a entltUd "A a art for the aale of
timber landa in the Hiaiea of t ania-nia, "re
gno, NevMda, ond MahiDg"n TerrtlnrT" at
ealerderl to all I h I I h le t and Ht-tea hv ae
of Augui4, litK. Kdwaid M. D r-y. of
Bolae. Coorn of Ada (Mate of Idilio
baa thla day tiled in tlii-offlee niworn elal.
menl mi. a7i. rm the imiehHae ol the
Lot 4 ft W- VV'4 & M, rtU lj of .p'i-Mi 11.
6, tn Town-hip o.j Sou ti, K nge
W. M.
And will offer rmof to ahow that the !ari
aought u nioie valuable tot Ita ttlnbei e
aloue than for agricultural tltrv.t-a. al:d t
eatabllah Ilia el?i)in to atild 'arm Ix-lore tt
Kegiater and Iterelver al l.a (Iramie .Ore
gon, op K'ldav the iwh of Jui - , I.
He nani.-a wllneaa, - fl-n-y V miin ig
Lydia A. Ierii, . owe YounLin, WiioauiA.
B Ird, all t lloif Idaho
Any and all (a m,ii eiuiniitrg edeeffrelv th
above dearrll eri land- are -il)e!rrt to I
their elolioa In bi lofeeon .r l-ehee. aal
Hlh dar 01 Jim-.
E. w. D WW PivUter.
Timber Land Act Juae 3, I878
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. B. Land Offlce. lai Grande, or.
March T.i. IWr,.
Not lee la hereby given that In coinpliHiiea
with ttiepruvlaloiia of the aet of Oingreaa 01
luneH, iMTa, entitled "An act for the aale ol
timber landa In the states ol ralllomia, r
gou, Nevada and Wafhlngton Territory s
extended to all the huiillr Lund Htati hy a-1
of Aug. 4, Itari, Aitart C. Lell'p if
B'rlae County of Al .tateof 1 alio, h-o-thla
dav tiled In thla otflee hie aaorn i.lal:
nient. No. HW7, for the pen-haae of the N'
-K' St ,-Vfi.j m,',4 4 aKi j W V, of ! etloii So.
.11, In Ttnrneulii .o4. K.No. K V, M.,anH
will oiler pnaif to allow that (he land aooglil
la more valuable for Ita limber or alone than
foravrieiillural pnriaiMea,4iiti 1.. eaiuhilidi hie
elallll to auld land before the KiirlKleratid li
reiver of tlila nrtleeal 1 Uruinle,ir-gn. of
W'-dm-adav, the 101 h day ol June Ht,
He natioaaa witreM a: loan .irarn' .Iiepli
Hunter. Hen.y Ml kill, aim Kdwaid Le" p
nil of llot-e liiaho.
Any and all ieraona claiming adve'pely tin
tMive-dOKTltwd Innds nre retjlleMed lo tlli
thelri!iaina In thla nrtlee on or iarore aal-'
iUiljii.j oi iuue, IUU6.
K. o . lAVta. Itfglalel
i.....
NOTICE l-OR ' I'BLICATION,
C. H. laHnd Oilice ut Ui Oruni?. Orf
Not(eiK l1p,h3 tevn t!mi In coiu)Iihih
with tt: niuMMinii t i thf t of (Vtniriv-s t:
Jin.-;t, U;, ciitd iti An M for tin tutie o(
-n. NPvaiii, iti'i W 'ishitnilon Ivrnloi-v.
fxlt iiifi'tl itiall liit IjuIIip jtnvl -ilfiit-w tv (mm
of Aiw'iM I. iMfa., le rir ntt Ki--ki-, if i'oit' m ,
CMiinlv at A.ii innni-'h K,it. n nun n
Inu-thin day III. "t In Huh oritee U'. nvriru
Hiiiicnit!ii( S. A'iW for It c lun liM-r- nf ihH
4 N Kj tH St?i.l In TuwumIiIp ,o. 4
South Riuitr' N i, t- m .
Aul wilintTu 1 in nit Ui ntiow Hint t tie innd
Miutfhl I- nu-r VnlimbUt lor iU llnihor o
Kiotit thnii fur uur.'-utur:tl purtioKot. ntit ti
HUibltwh liUtituiiii ti MHht lunJ hffurv t -It
-it-tier urn. k-o'iv(r ut h
lmii(li OrKuii, on T.iuid..y (hcjitli da
May ItHjtl
He nunirii hk wim'H.en Adulph S-Wlln
hirt t-wttii, Hnuiy HitirfU ftnd w
Wtil'lnrk, h nt I Oran-'e, Oi.xm.
ftuy umt bH (HTWinf clulmtng adveiwlv tlic
ttbiive dtwrHfl Ihih.k art rwiuwaU'd to (lie
tlielr clnlnih tn thn ott1u on or before auld
.ttu da.v of Mm; , 1X.
K. W. DhvIs. Reg inter
SEED OATS
John Wi'son has v quantity 0' firstclass
seed oats, which he desires to dispose of
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IF THEY ARE V7EAII 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 INFLAMED-You already have the first symp
toms of lung trouble that may prove fatal and you 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 Ue tubes to be
naturally cleared.
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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.
Geo That You Get
FOLEY'S
Honey and Tar
A POLICEMAN'S TESTIMONY
J. N. Pitterson, night pollcemsn ot
Nashua, Is., writes: "Last winter I
Bad a had cold on my lungs and tried
t least a half dozen advertised cough
medicines and had treatment from two
physicians without getting any benefit.
A friend recommended FOLEY'S
HONEY AND TAR and two thirds ot
bonis cured me. I conaider it the
greatest cough and lung remedy in
tht world."
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THREE SIZES
25c, 50c, $1.00
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SOLD O RECORDED BY
The War on Dirt
poe 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 cut if you visit us: Whatever
you buy here is as represented
and as iow pr.ccd as possible.
PHONE MAIN 46
QcbDE BRtf
NORTH FIR STREET
If You are a Lover
of ice cream you wrl find your
sweetheart waiting for you at this
store. We make it a point to see
that our cream, milk, sugar and
fruit and other flavors, that it's
handled in a cleanly way from the
raw material to the finished pro
duct and that you are served with
politeness. We give you the best
ice cream and water ices we can
for the money.
SELDER, The Candy
-rU Man
J. R. OLIVER. &
UNION OUNTY
ABSTRACTS
Farm Lo?ns a Specialty
Best equipped abstracter in Union
county. Many years experience
with the Union county records
J . gives me a great advantage.
is folly to purchase real estate
without first securing a proper
abstract. An abstract from my
office will show the title just as
it appsar9 onthe official record.
J. R. OLIVER,
i.A 'JKA.JDE, OR EG N
I Room 3! Sornmer Building
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