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H. S. TYLER, l essee and Manager
Collegian Clothes
represents the highest type of ready to wear
. apparel America produces. The fabric, the
linings, the tailoring and the fitting qualities
are best appreciated when critically compared
with the clothes of any other maker. The
man who is painstaking in the selection of his
clothes who recognizes the real worth of a
well made garment with which is combined
the best features of present day fashion is the
man whose attention we . seek. Gollegian
clothes for Spring are now being shown by
Ash
Brothers,
The Outfitters
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BUSINESS COLLEGE
WASMIWaTON AND TINTH TRCCTS
PORTLAND. OREOON
VRITE FOR CATALOG
C Hi School that Flactt Ton in a Good Position
EZKA MEEKER AT PAIR.
Will Reproduce In Miniature The Old
Oregon Trail.
SEATTLE, Wash., April 26.--TWO
years ago Ezra Meeker, a pioneer of
Oregon and Washington, demonstra
ted the possibility of a transcontin
ental highway by hitching two oxen
to a "prarie schooner" of the olden
days, and driving them from Seattle to
New York City and return over what
was known as the "Oregon Trail," In
the days when men fared into the
west by what means they could. His
Journey was watched with interest by
every section of the country and,
when he "whacked" his oxen Into the
national capital, on the return trip,
President Roosevelt ran out of the
White House to greet him and tell him
of the great good that his remarkable
trip had worked in the cause of more
and better roads the country over.
Mr. Meeker was 'then 72 years of
oge, but hardy enough to make the
long Journey and, upon hia return, to j
keep up his campaign for a "Cam-
ino Real, or King's Highway across
the continent."
Now he is making use of the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific
Exposition to 'serve
the same purpose. On the "Pay
Streak," which Is the Amusement way
of Seattle's worlds fair, ha has laid
out several acres of the forest cov
ered campus in trails and vistas. He
has erected pioneer log cabins and
built waterfalls. He has laid out wa
ter courses, and In other ways repro
duced in miniature the famous trail
over which he flrst entered the great
northwest. He has the same oxteam
he drove across the continent and ot
hers as well and the visitor to the
exposition, when he finds his way to
the "Pay Streak" will be taken "over
the summit of the Cascades, over the
'three notched logs' down the descent
and through the narrow defile," which
are told of In the history of Lewis and
Clarke, who first blazed the way.
In the log cabins he will find the
entertainment and hospitality of the
days of '49 and in the woods he will
find. rustic seats and benches where
families may discuss the picnic lun
ches ther may bring with them.
, Altogther it to. a realistic bit from
the pioneer days, the traces of which
areo rapidly disappearing from the
West. ' ' . r '
Baby Carriages
Go Garts $7,50
Baby Garriages - 1 0 OO
;. " 12.00
Hew Line Carpets
Pretty designs serviceable goods
Ingrain, per yd . - -4-5 C
3ply all wool - 65C
Granite - - ' - 25C
ouse of Bargai
CHPiS. L ENGLAND
New Line Rugs
Gall and See What
$5.00
Will buy in Rugs. . Some very
pretty designs at 2.5Q
Range
A new Range for only -i:
$30.00
It is worthy of your inspection
WHO IS THE 0E.
That Wants to own two lots good S
room cottage, plastered, location
good; party can get good terms; let
us tell you. about it, and show the
property. . , :
4-17 tf La Grande Investment Co.
Fine Hosiery Arrives.
Smith and Green have received a
new line up to date hosiery which
Includes many staples and new novelties.
Carpet cleaning witnoui removing
from floor. Phone Red 141. 4-19
King 5c Cigar. Ti-tf
Treasurers Call For County Warrants.
ED STIUNGHAM.
AUCTIONEER.
' 8ale cried on short notice.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
No extra charge for distance.
LA GRANDE ... OREGON
Route No. I 'Phone No. Ilx6
Notice Is herby given that tha
undersigned Treasurer of Union Coun-
ty, Oregon, has funds on hand with
which to pay all county warrant
which were endorsed prior to the 1st,
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CANADA LANDS. . ' r
your mot:ey in hhQnonde Valley
and want-somethins tnai is a money
maker; let" us show you what you can
do In The Sunnj Alberta, PNtrlct
Fine wheat lands, cheap, show land
free after arrival In Alberta. Rail
road fare refunded to purchasers of
land, tbundance of good water, plenty
of ralr., no Irrigation needed.
(3-24-5-1) L Grands Investment Ce.
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Up Before the Bar.
' N. II. Brown, an atorney of Pitts
fieid, Vt. writes: "We have used Dr,
Klngg's New Life Pills for years and
find them such a good family medi
cine we wouldn't be without them."
For Chills. Constipation, Billiousness
lor Sick Headache they work won
ders. 25c. Newlln Drug Ca
FOOD.
day of April, 1908.
No interest allowed on the above'
warrants after April 22, 1909.
JOHN FRAWLEY.
Treasurer of Union. Co., Oregoa
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Best Treatment for Colds.
"Most ordinary colds will yield to
the simplest treatment," says the Chl-
j cago Tribune, "moderative laxatives,
I hot foot baths, a free perspiration and
an avoidance of exposure to cold and
a t.lar n hi.tr r,, n -i 'wet ofter treatment." While this
still on at Penninrton's. Men's dry
goods of all kinds, shoes, hats, caps
siderable trouble, and the one adopt
ing It iiiU8t remain In doors for a
day or two, or a fresh cold is almost
and the latest In neckwear. TT4n the, aa
iiieh Krhrvii 1 sure to be contracted, and in many
Instances pneumonia rollows. Is It
not better to pin your faith to an old
FOB SALE.
A four-room cottage with two extra
corner lots, desirable location, North
reliable preparation like Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, that is famous
side. Will sell cheap on account of for Its cures of colds and can always
going away. . . be depended upon? For says by All
FRKD- a- TAYLOR j Good Druggists.
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