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Notice of the recorder of th Uty
La GraM6t.jaaaU)f -lie)
nt of improvement district No. 40,
the city of La Grande. Qreeon.
police la heiwiiati'le-
snient roll for the improvement of
rice avenue, beine imDrovement
dtrict No. 40, of the city of La
(Maude, Oregon, under the Drovlsioug
ol ordinance No. 610. series 1912. en
tiled, "An ordinance declaring the
cAt of improving Spring street from
west line or Fourth street to the
erslgned within ten (10) dajtron
ISth day of July, 1912, which i
e CrBt dnv of the nubl
Ib nbftef"they wfli"
iy such assessment in ten MO) an
ual llsUVUBCirfXs.T-tka -rftrntn4ni'all
tent thereof belne due' and navahiifi
put ur ueiure me zoin aay or July,
(Wis. MsieatlonjfcTiplrmd
,niove provjueu, me wnole "amount
will be and become due. nnvohln nnril
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j i:nquei)t on the Z5tb day of July
mioVeil td
sSUction of a bourd walk; deteruiin
im the property benefited thereby,
Iwing an assessment thereon to de-
tbe costs and expenses of the
HBproi
iftm
a time wben
e delinquent
recorder to prtr
mem rollln accordance with the
8KU1
said
improvement dlslrlet No. 4U iii
ctiy of La Grande. Oregon, w!3.
uktkvj uuxineu 10 appear at my onicea
in tiie city hall and pay the same.
The Hsst-Fsiuent roll is as follows
Komift's Addition
.00
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.90
.101
iVOurtL M,X block E ... 470J
L. (uJitl. 7, block 5.. 57.40
RdWH-f rt0 block 2.... 40.601
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dofkef 8l ntr'lieiWT frotlMiobeft PaftisciiMCt Wofk .. ?7.
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bus corttnatb silj midj(aHTJI m miii
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b 10 UfBrqi -fl.c
of Frst and Main streets in the city
CfcnevieVeBrihneBkamp, lot 1
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Donahue, lot 10. block 13. .ij.hi, 9Pn9i9J.Vi ;KVtramytQre
Hose 5. SUerman, lot 1, block 10 35.00, uua " virtue ot uu order of .si
. Mouiur, ioi iv, oiock 1U....V 45.
A. C. Huntineton. tract f-'
makers otomsfaftftiaM medicine
'ft;"0, 7 v'"ue 01 uu or0e'- are to make a dhrtrftntion here of the
u maue dy me aoove court lor the above 1
L J".t!j',8t(5? Ct " mentioned tocrSTgoodi. 1 j
V-Jaiia 0uMa B. Holmes,, tract 43!7Sl, c .imI: -ir-- ja.t, V
By order of the council, jppe eifc!! " "ticelihefcby 'ftvei, ; 'aaWtt.
019 ' I underslrned. recplvcr rli- '.ol iw.
1912
arrt6us-'SulHarr63,:K0olflyti'J',',rhese
mkllSVoluAl polntrattmftfon4MhIJ
road tn health- tn a rfaHcrKtr,.T
U. S- CSSllW! I?' g0.O,d!' r'U on"ndft,re turda-. i Sulphurro has mad9-ifc53hy3uWS
.ir-i.J..n-f; iisj eitrr .1 rff!r-.W jln cases of rbMrnMimn and blood,
n:RKEITEW9'llfAMi-!!i.d no'b" ?:.1?V' 9rr8f skltcanri wiaeh feirarl!a !UO
v" "'ut Ul BUB. digs ! There Is lmnjint. (nfnrn,u,inn
kturt of timii tirn the dicf.i.
tfet of Oregon, appolntiiTg W. S. Bon-g
fillle receTrRJl S) ClWlWIstock 0
klods. described as follows, to-wit
tf stock V'mVm&hnt mer
knowledge regarding Sulphurro, the t fthlVtitiy Mtfi n?fe fSe SUflfffiir
iipw lluulil fOliit)tma-0f SUlpniir, thfe ; ! bwiii.aiiSaflnt atu"JL
proiMrty-tiBed, cleansees the Uood.-sott
system so thar-Nattrre and beal and
tftyalrPf oli!U'j'il .a .W .tJ
'ff'you fail & eia?SotfkTei!A
this dlstrIbutlo7r-H'cr1v,ill find accom-paiii''eWh';bmaoT,Sufli!ttS-at
96Sr drugi9sV8,.i',Doh1e,u!u?e aflti
11.00, or booklet will 'fS Befc? r?ae:'o
request to the-TSTf.T. Stewart Sul
mCti, ffwC6luMfk WSSefie.
Wash. .sum
sent f.Wa'nSift'&J!'iii,fl 'triV.T' -
further reserve thtrrigtn to reject anj ?"WpwmvMa
AUI'J'Jhuh tun liliun
ciu
lip located 00 the southwest corner
a a it :4itrr k
k.lld ilt 6iHs;t-; "f atiU rena or.T
Dated this 12th day of JufrPi&lU.1"1
W. S. BCWWME. l;eceiver.
wfithout penalty, Interevt or coBt: and
each property owner is bereby notl"
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If an old sore existed siis-ly because the flesh was diseased at that
particular spot, it would be an easy matter to apply some remedy directly
to the place that would kill the germs; or the diseased flesh might be
remoTed by a surgical operation and a cure effected. But the very fact
that old sores resist every form of local or external treatment, and even
return after being cut away, shows that back of them is a morbid cause
which must be removed before a cure can result. Just as long as the
pollution continues in the blood, the ulcer remains an open cesspool for the
deposit of impurities which the circulation throws off.- S. S. S. cures Old Sores
fry purifying the blood. It removes every trace of impurity and taint from
00 c'rcuIa,I01n'- thus completely does away with the cause. When
a.a.B. has cleansed the blood, the sore begins to heal, and it is not a
surface cure, but tho healing process begins at the bottom; soon the dis
charge ceases, the Inflammation leaves, and the place fills in with firm,
bealtby flesh. Under the Durifvins anrl tnnin .frA. o a a .v,
buUtup. and thosewhose health has been impaired by the drain and
" "uuuij unutiuiea oy 11s use. noon on sores
had Ulcers and any medical advice free to all who write.
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLAHTA. GA.
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vuv in me iiioueru.iiieisjii v! -. .
Ufe is Uie cure oIW nit.fttli'filSd "1 Tit
ru-eth. i would (ieyteiU erirQ?llCnXil
uai i co u iQ make ;u ri if
Uiat the servlre of your den.
list Is ono of the very imiu rt-
nt necessities -f yiiHle'1 J0y
DR. STEVENSON
1 ...TJIS
BUMS !
CAB SERVICE
First Class Closed Cabs
Always Ready for
the Public.
ON THE JOB
DAY AND NIGHT
UallBussey at U'Con
nell'a Cigar Store. Hell
take care of yon.
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.Mil boAlsl j Jan.
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