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OF PRISON
MARTYRS
: (Bcrlppe News Association)
Brooklyn, N. Y. May 28 Hit annua
servioes In- honir of the Prison Ship
Heroes was held yestsrday afternoon in
the presence of an enormous number of
'.spectators. Shortly after two o'clock in
'the afternoon the various organizations
v taking part in the various exercises,
farmed in parade at Oe Kalb Avenue
and Cumberland streot and marched
- through Fort Crean Park to the tomb of
'the Martyr!, bedded by the Washington
Guards io Continental uniforms.
' Among the speakers at the tomb were
Walter S. Logan and Carnalius A. Pugs
ky. Among the prominent persis taking
art in the exercises were Dr. F. E.
Caldwell. ex-M.yor D. D." Whitney C.
Washington C.lyer, F, W. Cooper, and
F. F. Karnan. from the society . of 0:d
iBrooklynites: Mrs. W, C. Baecher, Mrs.
0R. Butler,. Mrs. S. H. Rushmore, Mrs.
Alexander Cook ' and Mrs. J. Franklin
Cameron, of tie Fort Greene Coupler of
the National Society of the Daughters of
the American Revolution; W. S. Ki cheU,
W. H Kinnun' Oanroa O. R Wmvh
rH ArrH4tr P firartfnrrl frsm thm Pmnir
' State Society, Sons of the American Re
solution, and Walter F. Tufts and Withing
lon R -binson of the Washington Contin
ental Guards. ' Many other .military and
; si vie organizations were also represented
THIS fflU MINI tVfRT T1M
No mora a muHHlaHhrain for mina
VI V&Jgt. d very time
Quench my thirst to my heart's content,
Stfvt cash for clothes as wet! as rent
treat my wife and children too
"Smile" with them, and "smile" with you.
All the popular drinks at Hill's soda
fountain. '
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", HOTia Df HNAl SITTLfMENT
I Notice is hereby given that Wm. B.
Sargent, Administrator of the Estate- of
Sarah C. Worstall, deceased, has filed
5er final account and report in the said
estate and the County Court of Union
bounty, Oregon, has. set Tuesday, June
8, 1900, at 2 o'clock p. m.. for hearing
he same.
ft ; W. B, Sarobht. AJninistrator
IXCURSION TO PIONEERS PICRIC ,
i TheO, R. & N. will sell round trip
Pickets t Weston Ore. May SO, 51st
una 1st and 2d 1906 for Pioneere An
auat Picnic at l fare or $3.80.
. , E. C. MOORI
Fortunate Misspurinns
i "When L was druggist, at Livonia,
Mo." writes T. J. Dwyer, bow of Grys-
rille. Mo, three pf my customers were
permanent! cured, of consumption by Dr.
King's New Discovery, and are well and
itror.g today. One wae trying to sell
ii property and move to Arizona, but
ifter using New Discovery 3 short time
is found it unnecessary to do so. I re
gard Dr. King's New Discovery as -the
-nost wonderful medicine in existence."
Surest Cough and Cold cure and Throat
and Lung healer. Guaranteed by Drug
gist, 60c and $1. Trial , bottle free.
Niwlir Dauo Co. - '
REW MANAGEMENT
The Cartteni! has changed hands. I
ill he ready to receive boarders the
fjrst of May, room and board $5.00 a
week, meals 26 cts. Come and see us.
"''" C. T. Tolin. Proprieter.
TOR f AM1Y US! "
.Every family in town should have a
kox of soap from our window this week
at 20 cte. Come In or tele phone us. .
Nxwuh Druo Co.
No fascination equals that of a clear
trained, tender-hearted, lovable woman.
Just as there fe no picture like a beautiful
girl. Hollister's Rocky . Mountain Tea
makes lova'jle women, beautiful girls
M cente. Newlih TJruq Co.
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1 rORCSTGROVC, OREGON.
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Superior Equipment.
Beautifully located twenty-six milea
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full regular college courses.
Academy give strong preparatory and
High School courses.
Conservatory of Music and School (i
Art, with superior instructors.
Business branches taught
Gymnasium and Field Athletics node
a Physical Director.
Well-equipped Laboratories.
Library of I3,0m Volumes.
Healthful social life; religious Influence
All student enterprises active.
T SCHOOL THAT STANDS FOR THI
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fntohlr axwtin our opinion fr whMhr ma
wmuum pnitiie puaiifttie. ( ofnmnnrf
ni tr. Olrtsrt utner fr ertirlitj pettwua.
4 moU m houl ohsrsj u b
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Scientific Hntcricam
A hsuittoosa!; t11ntr. , woetfelr. l.rwt ftr.
MlaUloA of any ot.nltflo fcarn.U, Tw-t.it, $ m
fr i four nonthss L tM4 ttf all twdicm
TREASURER'S (ALL TOR WARRANTS
Notice is hereby given that the under -ligned
Treasurer of Union County, Ore
gon, has funds on hand with which to pay
all County and Scalp bounty warrants
which were presented and endorsed by
the County Treasurer, prior to May 1st
1902. . , - " , :t
No interest allowed on the above war
rants after May ,1 Bth, 1-906. . -... 4 ;'
John Frawlsv,
Treasurer of Union county
a a
I Music Lessons !
Miss Jean McDonlad
t Piano Method"'- Vocal Method ' J
Leschbtitsky Arems
16IO bixtti St Phone Black
462
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ON
TilE FARM.
There's many a successful business
man who sits in his city office and lete
his mind slip back to his boyhood days
on the farm. How good it felt to live
What an appr- I he had!' How good
everything Usuu 1 How sound hie sleep
was I How eagerly he rose with the son
and raced with him through the long
day. And now he's a successful man.
But he can't sleep. He doesn't enjoy
his food. His stomach is weak, hi
nerves are shuken, and he no more rises
with the nn to race eagerly against him.
His vitality is low aud now and agtjiu
his heart seems to plunge in hie breast
as if it would break loose. That 'a the
price he has paid for success. 1
The mischief of the whole business is
that he buys "tablets" or one sort or
Snother to "aid" his digestion, and In.
ulgcs in bromides and other nerVe
stimulants, just to hold himself together,
and wonders why he aceuus to be getting
worse. .... "
The whole trouble with such a man
generally lies in what is called a "weak "
stomach. The food he eats does not
nourish him because it is only partially
digested and assimilated. No man can
be stronger than his stomach, because it
is in the stomach and allied organs of
digestion and nutrition that strength is
nude from the food which is eaten. ''
Dr. l'ierce'a Gulden Medical Discov
ery cures diseases of the stomach and
other organs of digestion and nutrition.
It restores the stejng.h of the body In
the only way strength can be restored,
by food which is perfectly digested and
assimilated, when the diseased stomach
(with its allied organs) is cured of die
ease. It ia a blood making, body-build-ing
medicine, inasmuch as blood is made
from food and the body ia built up by
blood. It ia not a stimulant, containing
neither alcohol or any other narcotic.
HO OTHZR DOOTOR FOR ME.
!. nrlni. early. I wrote yon my ferltnn
ml cumllium." wya Mr. A. J. Vitiderwater, S71
Divulon strret, Chicago, III., "ami you
OvlM-d me lo tale Hr Piervt'a Kolilcn Medical
Inilcovrry (a few lullln). and then write you
how I fell. I am haopy lo aay I am retlma to
leel line. In all I have taken all uottlea of the
Jicovery' ami four or fin rials ol the little
Wllcta.' Ttwy have done me world of good.
All my frienda My: Vanderwatrr, how well
rou are looking, vhal in the world have von
been doing? I tell tlwm I have been ductnrina
with Dr. R. V. Vterce, of Buffalo, N. V. Why
lliry aay, 'yon haven't been there f No. I
aav but I took hln'Uolden Mnlical Dlaroverv'
and hit tittle p,icu. These medicines have
wrought the great change in me. From a alow
moiK ol a mnn that could hardly crawl tired
and ali k all the time, and could do no work :
o man who can work, aleep. eat, and feel
uiie, and that tirrd feeling ia all going away.
I am very thankful that 1 wrote lo I r Pierce
Hla '(Jul, leu Mnlical Ditcweryt and hi little
li-er 'llleta' have alinot made a new man
of me. I feel young a I did at thirty yeatm.
No other doctor lor ine, only Dr. Pierce.
HAD GIVEN UP HOPE.
w,","i", "orr "V thanks to you for the
a'idly a.lvlce you huve given me in regard to
my caw." wnlra Miia Oam- t. whaiton. ol
Dunavaut. Htl.vKia Co., Vitginia. " M hrn
l.Tr",T.'" !"?' '"' "l'r'"K I I" s terrible
atate of health. Had given up all hope of ever
being beitvr I li,t up my food all the time
and it M-eiucd anuria vinegar I would have a
bud au-k headaclu evclv other week; in lart.
niy head neer frit clear, and 1 wa perfectly
broken ihiwn under the atrain ofloaitig my kaal
coti.tanllr. I had read a gmil deal in your
hooka of what your medicine had done for
other ao I wrote rou and got y.mr a.tvu-e
B"Ugm two hottlea of Golden Medical in.,
TK' ni '.hr dtw 1 'ell better.
Whel I had flnMird taking the two bottle the
apilltng up had enlirelv lopied and my head
wa miH h better. I hetleve rtair mediciiiea are
luat what you have aaid of them.
M carrtully read the hooka yo aeo L. and
ahall alwava apeak a good word for the GoMra
MMu-nl lhac.very ' whenever I have a chanc
.u can puhlUh thla tf rou think ft. worth
while. It might la-W ame one clue to try
your medicine who waa auttering aa 1 did. II
waa by the teetlmoniala of othera that t waa
Induced to try it. I .hall alwara rely atun roue
a4 rice and feel eafc lo do aa you tell me."
Dr. Pierce'a Pleaaaat Pellets cure coo
StlMlioa, ite causes and consequence.
COPY OF THE BALLOT f OR L4 GRANDE PRECINCTS, ; iifjpijl .COflTY
Except for Justice of the Paca and Constable JtE 4. I9d. ' 1 "
Mark between the number and name of each candidate or answer voted for.
STATE
FOR GOVERNOR
Von Fos. Oxx
12 - - I. H. Amos, of Multnomah County .
Prohibition
15 c. W. Barze. of Wasco County...
. Socialist
1 4 George E. Chamberlain, of Multnomah County
..Democratic
IS
James Withycombe. of Benton County Republican
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
Vote For Out
16 Frank W. Benson, of Douglas County
Republican
17 R. C. Brown, of Douglas County .
. Socialist
18 T. S. Mc Daniel, of Multnomah County
.... Prohibition
19 P. H. Sroat. of Marion County .
Democratic
FOR STATE TREASURER.
Vote For Onb
20 Leslie Butler, of Wasco County.
. Prohibition
21 O. R. Cpok. of Multnomah County
Socialist
22 ,, J.D. Matlock, of Lane County Democratic
23 ' George A. Steel, of Clackamas County ...
..Republican
FOR SUPREME JUDGE.
Vote For Onb
24 C. J. Bright, of Sherman County. Prohibition
25 . Robert rakin, of Union County
......Republican
28 T. G. Hailey. of Umatilla County
.Democratic
27 Marcus W. Robbins, of Josephine County.
Socialist
FOR REPRESENTATIVE TO CONGRESS.
!,fCOND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Vote For Onb
28 W. R. Ellis, of Umatilla County . ...
..Republican
29 James Harvey Graham, of Baker County .
..Democratic
80 A. M, Paul, of Union County.
Socialist
'51 H. W. Stone, of Multnomah County
. Prohibition
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR, to fill
VACANCY.
Vote For One
E2 Hiram Gould, of Yamhill County.....
Prohibition
Z3 Fred W. Mulkey, pf Multnomah County.
Republican
24 J. D. Stevens, of Multnomah County
..Socialist
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Vote For Oii
55 C. C. Brix. of Crook County- ,
..Socialist
56 A. M. Crawford, of Douglas County ....... Republican
57 Robert A. Miller, of Multnomah County
58 F. B. Rutherford, of Multnomah County
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION
Democratic
...Prohibition
Vote For One
59 - J. H. Ackerman, of Multnomah County
.Republican
40 J. E. Hosmer. of Multnomah County
Socialist
41 . Henry Sheak, of Benton County.
....Prohibition
FOR STATE PRINTER
Vote For One
42 J. C. Cooper, of Yamhill County
43 Willis S. Duniway. of Multnomah County ...
..Socialist
44 Alvin S. Hawk, of Multnomah County
45 J. Scott Taylor, of Klamath County.
Republican
ProljJon
DemJtTdtio
FOR COMMISSIONER OF LABOR STATISTICS AND '
INSPECTOR OF FACTORIES AND WORKSHOPS.'
Vote For One
46
0. P. Hoff, of Multnomah County
Republican
47 W. S. Richards, of Linn County
...... Socialist
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR, term bboin
nino March 4 1907.
Vote For One
48 Jonathan Bourne Jr., of Multnomah County
Republican
49 John M Gaarin. of Multnomah Count v
nmArrSti).
60 B. Lee Paget, of Multnomah County ...
Pronation
61 A. G. Simola, of Multnomah County
Socialist
DISTRICT AND COUNTY
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
. Tenth Judicial District
Vote For One
62 Francis S. lvanhoe, of Union County ... Republican
63 - James D. Slater, of Union County
..Democratic
FOR SENATOR, Twenty-Second Senatorial Disthict,
Union, Umatilla and Morrow Counties ;
Vote For One
64 W. G. Cole, of Umatilla County
68 Walter M. Pierce, of Umatilla County
Republican
Democratic
66 J. L. Swift, of Morrow County
...Socialist
FOR REPRESENTATIVE, Twenty-Fourth Represent
ative District, Union and Wallowa Counties
Vote For One
67 Jay H. Dobbin, of Wallowa County
..Republican
68 W. E. Taggart, of Wallowa County .
. Socialist
69 W. W. White, of Wallowa County ..
.Democratic
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
Vote For One
. Republican
60 Samuel R. Haworth, of La Grande
6 1 George H. Holmes, of Cove Independent
62 W. N. Monroe, of La Grande Socialist
63 Herman Rothchild, of North Powder Democrat
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
Vote For One
64
J. C. Henry,4, of La Grande :.. Republican
65
Peter Kuhn. of Union Socialist
66 J. R. Oliver, of La Grande
. Democratic
FOR SHERIFF
Vote For One
67
Frank P. Childers, of La Grande ..Democratic
68 W. W. Randall, of Alicel Republican
Socialist
69 F. S. Wright, of Kamela .
FOR COUNTY CLERK
Vote For Onb
70 C. S. Dunn, of La Grande Democratic
71 James B. Gilham, of La Grande Republican
72 John T. Rich, of Union Socialist
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER -
Vote For Onb
73 Samuel L. Brooks, of Irabler
74 Ben Brown, of Island City
....Democratic
...RepirJin
75 Alvis J. Warren, of La Grande '. Socialist
FOR RECORDER OF CONVEYANCES
Vote For Onb
76 William Ormond, of La Grande .
W J. E. Pollock, of Elgin
...Democratic
...Socialist
78 David H. Procter, of La Grande .Republican
FOR COUNTY TREASURER
Vote For Onb
79 J. K. Fitzgerald, of La Grande Socialist
80 John Frawley. of La Grande ...
. FOR CORONER
..Repfcan
Vote For One
81 M.K. Hall, of La Grand. ,; . Democratic
82 James M. Hilts, of La Grande .Republican
85 L. H. Rumelhart, of La Grande Socialist
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
Votb For Onb
84 Arthur Curtis, of La Grande ....
8f C. R. Thornton, of La Grande .:
..Democratic
..Republican
PROPOSED BY REFERENDUM PETITION-
"Shall Act Appropriatino Money Maintainino Insane
Asylum, Penitentiary, Deaf Mute, Bund School,
University, Agricultural Colleoe, and Normal
Schools be Approved?"
Vote Yes or No
300.
Yes.
501. No.
PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PEtTtTon"
FOR EQUAL SUFFRAGE CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT. Vote Yes or No
502.
Yes.
303. No.
FOR AMENDMENT TO THE LOCAL OPTION LAW
GIVING ANTI-PROHiaiTONlSTS AND PRO
HIBITIONISTS EQUAL PRIVILEGES.
Vote Yes or No
504. Yes.
505.
No.
FOR LAW TO ABOLISH TOLLS ON THE; MOUNT
HOOD AND BARLOW ROAD AND PROVID
ING FOR ITS OWNERSHIP BY THE STATE Vote Yes or No
506. Yes.
No.
507.
FOR CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT PROVID
ING METHOD OF AMENDING CONSTITU
TION AND APPLYING THE REFERENDUM
TO ALL LAWS AFFECTING CONSTITU
TIONAL COVENTIONS AND AMENDMENTS.
Vote Yes or No
308. Yes.
509. No.
FOR CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT GIVING
CI1IES AND TOWNS EXCLUSIVE POWER
TO ENACT AND AMEND THEIR CHARTERS.
Vote Yes or No
510.
Yes.
311. No.
FOR CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO ALLOW
THE STATE PR1NT1NO. BINDING. AND
PRINTER S COMPENSATION TO BE REGU
LATED BY LAW AT ANY TIME.
Vote Yss or No
512. Yes.
513.
No.
" FOR CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENtToTtHE
INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM ON LOCAL,
par'soUfwsMUNIC1PAL LAWS and
514. Yes;
Vote Yes or No
516. No:
FOR BILL FOR A LAW PRfTHiBiTiMrtrr
PASSES AND DISCRIMINATION BY RAIL
OTHER PUBLIC
.wi. yjunrunt 1 1UNS.
(
V
516. Yes.
517. No.
Vote Yes or No
FOR AN ACT REQUIRING SLEEPINgTcaR rnM"
PANIES. REFRIGERATOR CAR COMPANIES
AND OIL COMPANIES TO PAY AN ANNUA?
. v,,, unuaa CnnPUNGS.
Votb Yes or No
SIR
519. No.
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UCENSEUPQNORnFJNAL
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