to Jtanii
THURSDAY, JULY 1G. 1891.
ALLIANCE DEPARTMENT.
This ilepnrtincnt of Tun Scout Is open to
nnv one who wishes to contribute an nrtlclo
on 'timet? topics of interest to the alliance.
Write plainly nntl on only one side of the
manuscript.
AUlanco Directory.
KUMMERV1LLE ALLIANCE No. 47
Regular meetings first and third Wednes
ncsiiavs ot eucii inoiuii.
T. A. Mahvin, l'res.
A. ,V. Omvkk, Sec.
P. 0.. Alicel.
MoA LL1KTEU A LLI ANCE No. 51 Rci;
ular incctingH first and third Saturdays in
each month at I o'ciock p. m.
C I). IIuri MAN. Pres.
E. M. CiKKiu.Kit, bee.
P. ()., La Grande.
TEL00A3ET ALLIANCE No. CD-IIoi
fn
ulnr nioctiiig.4 first mid third Saturdays
each liionlli at 7 o'clock p. in.
W. 0. IIiNCKi.r.r, Pres.
V. A. Oatkh, Sec.
1. O., Tclocaset.
PLEASANT III Mi A Mil ANCH No. f7
Ilegular muotiiiiis every Saturday at
o'clock p. in. John Varhaa, l'res.
Pktku McShai.n. Sec.
P. ()., Klein.
UNION COUNTY AMilANCK No. CT
KcL'iilar iiieutinir third Wednesday of each
month at 10 o'clock a. m.
O. P. Oooimm,, Pres., La Grande,
W. A. Cati:, Sec, Telocuset,
Stato Farmers' AUlanco.
At. tlio second duy'ri Hession of tlio
Oregon Btulo fiinnern alliance in Port
land laHt Fridnv tlio followinir oflicorn
wcro olcclrri :
President Nathan Pierce, of Milton,
Umatilla cminty.
First Vice-President J. Bruuo. of
Corvallis, IJonton county.
Second Vice-President S. A. Holt,
of Plxunix, Jackson county.
Secrotury-Troamtrer II. W. Myers,
of Oregon City, Clackamas county.
Chaplain Ira Ovcrturf, of Mist,
Colunibiii, county.
Stoward William Drown, of Baker
county.
Doorkeeper P. S. Hart, of Multno
mah county.
Assistant Doorkeeper Mrs. George
Carniiohnel, of Umatilla county.
Executive- committee W. A. Sam
ple, Ci. W. Weeks and W. II. Spaugh.
Delegates to tho national alliance
M. V. Kork, J. Jliuco and V,. A. Sam
ple. THK I'l.ATl'OHM.
First To. labor for the education of
tho 'agricultural classes in tho scionco
economical government, in a strictly
non-partisan spirit, and to bring about
a in Die porfect union of said classes.
Second That wo demand equal
rights to all and special favors to no
one.
Third To undorso tho motto, "In
things essential, unity, and in all
things charity."
Fourth To develop a better stato
mentally, morally, socially and finan
cially. Fifth To suppress personal, local,
sectional and national prdjudices, all
unhealthy rivalry and all sefiish ambi
tion. Sixth To constantly strivo to so
curo entire harmony and good will to
all mankind and brotherly love among
ourselves.
Seventh Tho brightest jewels which
it garners are tho tears of tho widows
and orphans, and its imperative com
mands are to visit tho homes where
laseorated hearts aro bleeding ; to as
suage tho suileriugs of a brother or
sister; bury the dead, caro for tho wid
ows and educate the orphans ; to oxer
ciso charity towards oiTbndors, to con
struo words and deeds in their most
favorable light, granting honesty of
purpose and good iutoutions to others,
and to protoct tho principles of tho
Farmers Alliance and Industrial Un
ion until doatli. Its laws aro reason
and equity, its cardinal doctrines in
spiro purity of thought and life, its
intontion is, "On earth, poaco and
good will to men."
Tho following resolutions woro also
adopted :
That national banks as banks of
issuo bo abolished.
That tho government issuo a sufll
oiont amount of money to increase tho
circulating medium to not less than
JffjO pur capita, said money to bo full
logal tender, all previous contracts
notwithstanding.
That tho government of tho United
States nationalize all railways, tele
graphs, tolophonos and other natural
monopolies.
That all ofllcoru bo olectod by a
direct voto of tho pooplo.
Tliut tho American saloon is a otirso
nntl an evil, and should thoreloro bo
abolished.
That tlio owiiomhip of land bo ro
Htriclcd to tho cltirotiH of tho United
Htutos, or those who may have do
olarud their intention (o booomo such,
and thai tho holding of land for spec
tllutivo jiurjioww ho condemned.
'J'lmt thti w(riiuiiry p)i Uxjomo
j That homesteads to tho value )l
( $2,000 bo exempt from execution.
. That tho government grant loans on
approved security to the amount not
exceeding $3,000, at not moro than 2
I per cent, interest.
! That no ono industry should bo
taxed for tho purpose or at tho oxponso
of building up another.
That all rovenues, state or national,
be limited to the actual needs of tho
government, economically adminis
tered. That a graduated tax on all incomes
exceeding $2,500 bo levied.
That the coinage of silver bo free
and unlimited.
That the govcrnmont issuo at once
a sufficient amount of treasury full
logal tender notes to bo paid over to
tho Union soldiers who by tho con
traction of tho currency received but a
part of their pay, while tho bondhold
ers received theirs many times over.
Crop-Weather, Bulletin No. 18.
The observer of tho Oregon Weather
Bureau, of Portland, Oregon, has is
sued tho bulletin for the week ending
Saturday, July 11, 1891, tho same bo
ing based upon reports received from
1-17 correspondents, which is as follows :
WEKTEKN OltKGON.
Weather. The temperaturo has
been four degrees a day below the
average The weather has been partly
cloudy with general rains on 9th, 10th
and 11th. In some localities nearly
an inch of ram fell. Over half an
inch fell in this section.
Crops. Tho rains did some damage
to tho hay cut and down. Consider
able hay has been already housed, and
some remains to bo cut. Generally
tho crop has been heavier than for
many years. Fivo tons per aero of
clover hay is reported from Curry
county. Tho wheat prospects con
tinuo to bo unusually good. Twenty
two to thirty-four stalks stooled out
from ono main in Yamhill countv.
Tho heads aro largo and berry full and
plump. Tho grain is turning yellow
and harvest will begin in ten days.
Oats and barloy aro promising large
yields. Fruit trees aro heavily laden
and indicate moro of a crop than was
expected. Insects aro fow and no
damago from thorn as yot. Hops aro
coming on well. Tho lico have not
been ai destructivo as was anticipated.
Early corn is in tho silk. Early pota
toes havo been a very full crop.
Cherries aro yet quite plentiful.
Peaches aro ripening. Warmer weath
er and more sunshiiio needed for all
vegetation.
UAHTUUN OltKOO.V.
Weather. Tho temperaturo has
anged from 1 to 0 degrees a day be
low tho average. Partly cloudy weath
er and general rains prevailed, extend
ing over tho entire wheat bolt of
Eastern Oregon as well as Washing
ton. Crops. Haying is in progress,
yielding well, but some has boon in
jured by tho rains. Tho hay crop
through tho stock sections is especial-
y heavy. Tho rains will havo u ten
dency to help Bpriug grain fill hotter.
Fall wheat has hoaded roniarkably
woll and tho excellent prospects con
tinue. General reports indicate that
tho largest yield, per aoro and total,
will bo obtained. Oats and barloy aro
lino crops; in sections ryo is a poor
stand. Pears, prunes and othor fruits
promiso unusually woll. Crickets aro
doing some damago to wheat in Mor
row county. Warmor weathor and
sunshinu aro needed for all crops, corn
especially, though so far it looks very
woll.
B. S. PAGUE,
Obsorvor, U. S. Woathor Bureau.
Tho Now Discovery.
You havo hoard your friends and neigh
bors talking about it. You may yourself
bo one of tho many who know from person
al experience just how good a thing it is. K
you havo over tried it, you aro ono of its
staunch friends, because tho wonderful
thing about His, that when once given a
trial, Dr, King's Now Discovery over after
holds a place In tho house. If you havo
uover used It and should be ullllctcd with a
cough, cold or uny throat, lung or chest
trouble, secure a bottle and giyo it a fair tri
al. It is guaranteed every time, or money
refunded. Trial bottle free at Brown's drug
store, Union, Oregon.
Union and ornueonia
Stage - Line !
Quickest and Ghoapo.st
Itouto to tho 11110 Crook
MillOM.
HATKH :
tk UK.
$1 60
9 00
0 00
11I011 to Park
V Hanger
(Jorniieonlii
AiT001) WANTKI).-rrtIe dwlrlugto
TT ly IHrtMluiohieuiWM to tun paKir
In wtxhl, chm now do to. 717'K
ruKiuiir,
SHKUIFF'S SALH.
1 XTIIEItKAS. on the 22nd day of .lanu
TT ary, 1887, by consideration of the
uucuit uourtoi tiie state ot urcg
County of Union. L. Hextcrand
on for the
L. Ma v. :
partners doing business under the firm :
name of Hcxter & May, and Charles II. ,
Dodd, plaintiffs, recovered judgment '
against Daniel Chaplin, defendant, for the
sum of $3399.00 with interest from August '
23. 18S2, les-) $2000 paid January 1. 1835
which judgment was enrolled and docketed
in the clerk's oflice of said court in said
comity on the 19th day of .February, 1837,
on which judgment there was made on ex
ecution in September 19, 18-47, J37G..T-1; on
.Mm' 10, 188!). $300.44; In September, 1889,
$13.3.00: on September 23 18!K, $25.00, leav
ing a balance due at thr prc-cnt time, '
counting interest, of $2502,S0, and whereas
an execution was issued out of .said circuit
court, to me directed and delivered, bear
ing date June, 18, 1891, commanding mo
that out ot the personal nroncrtv of said
defendant, Daniel Chaplin, or if sulllcient
cannot bo found, then out of the real prop
erty of said defendant I make the said sum of
$2ii02.S0 and also the costs of and upon this
writ, and whereas no personal property
was found, I did. by virtue of said writ, on
the 20th day of June. 1891, levy upon all
the right, title, interest or claim of the said
defendant, Daniel Chaplin, on or after tho
19th day of February, 1887, 1" and to 10
acres in a square from out ot tho SE corner
of tho NW'4 of the NK' of See. 18, Tp. 3
South, of Kange 38 K. W. M.. situated in
Union county. Oregon, together with the
privilege for a ditch and the right of way
therefor 1(! feet in width running through
the said NWJ4 of the NEJ4 of said Sec. 18
in the place, and as the same is now occu
pied and used by the pipes and ditch of the
La Orando llydraul c Water Company.
And by virtue of said execution and levy
1 will sell at public auction at the court
house door in Union, Union county, Ore
gon, on Saturday tlio 2,rth day of July, 1891,
at 2.o'clock p. in. of said day, all the right,
title, claim and interest that the said de
fendant had on or after tho said 19th day of
February, 18S7, in or to the above described
premises, or sulllciunt thereof to satisfy
said judgment, costs, disbursements anil
accruing costs.
icrms of sale: Uasli to nie in hand in
gold coin of the United States.
Dated Juno 23, 1891.
J.T. BOLLES,
Sheriff" of Union County, Oregon.
Uv W. H. I'snmt, Deputy. 0-25
SIIHKIFF'S SAI.1C.
VfOTICK IS 1IEREHY GIVEN THAT
Xi by virtue of an execution and order
of sale issued out of the Honorable Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for Union
County bearing date the 5th day of June.
1891, and to me directed and delivered, up
on a judgment and order of sale of here
tofore attached property, entered on the
27th day of May, 1891, wherein Jaspor O,
Stevens is plaintil! and A. V. Cook and Win.
Wilkinson are defendants for the sum of
Two Hundred and Thirteen and 33-100 Dol
lars, with intorest thorcon at the uitoof 10
per cent per annum from tho 27th dav of
May, 1891. and the further sum of Forty
Dollars attorney's fee and Thirtv-threo and
93-100 Dollars for costs and disburse
incntH, which judgment was enrolled and
docketed in the clerk's olhcu of said court
on the 29th day of May, 1891, and ordering
tne sale 01 uie louowing described hereto
fore attached real estate, to wit: All tho
rik'ht, title and interest of the defendant. A
C. Cook, in and to the undivided one-half
of HWK of NK)4 Sec. 20, and of NEl
and M WJ4 of SEM of See. 20. Tp. 4 S, It. 10
ii. W. M.t 111 Union county, Oretron. Now
therefore. under and bv virtue of
said execution and order of sale
as aforesaid, I will sell at public
auction at the court house door at Union,
union countv, Stale ot Oregon, on Weil
ncsday the 15th day of .lulv, 1891, at 1
o'clock p. in. of said day. all the right, title,
interest and claim that the said defendant.
A. C. Cook, had on the loth dav of Mav.
1891. or has since acouired in or to the
above described real estate to satisfy said
udimicnt, fues, costs, disbursements and
interest as aforesaid and accruing costs.
terms or sale: uasti to mu in hand ii
gold com of the United States.
Dated Juno 9. 1891.
J. T. 1IOLLES,
She-rill of Union county. Oregon,
lty W. U. Hsu Kit. Deputy.
PIVTITION VOll l.IOUOU 1.1CKN.SK.
To the Honorable County Court of Union
Couutv. Orok'on:
We tho"undersli;ned legal voters of Eagle
valley precinct, in said county, would re
spectfully petition your Honorable llodv to
grant a license to Orla Moody to sell spirit
nous, malt and vinous- liquors in loss (itiau
tities than one gallon in said countv and
stato, for tho period of one year; and in
duty hound your petitioners will ever pray :
H 11 (iibon, A Augustus, II P Swisher.
Sum Johnson. A It Jiliidinan, V W Klrby,
J A Kirbv, KB Kirbv, James Mouuchau,
Daniel llrown, A Ponton, Tim Quiglev,
Frod Sinionis, It E Kllburn, E Pick W'P
Nash, J P Smith, K L Strange W M Nash.
b L bmith, r.d Smith. Eugene Sullivan, I'.
II Swisher, J H itittor. James liutterliold,
II A Harrows, A J Hilton, David K Klrby
M A W'li.ml.ir l.1 M ern. l,il M-. -
V ,,..vvi..., t. i. . MIDI ..... tlliaAIILIj
John C. Peterson. J G Westervelt. A H
Whooler. J W Carnahan. A N Youim Hv
ron Craig, Frank Craig, T U Ewlng, Win
liabcock, J J Holcomb, A O Waldron. Win
Samples, .las K Cleaver. W N Young, C
Ilarnard, P J llrown, Frank Jennings, Clias
i.OKau, a ,i iartcr, win uucieison, w .n
Heed, E W Adams, Henrv Mrtin, It J
Fuller, C II Craig, Christian Rwi, M 11
Wades, W P Williams, S H England, I Mil
ler. Eaelo L Moody. L E Chandler. C 11
Silrls, II T liabcock-, O Ferry. C M Water-
bury, II O Payne, Arthur K Clark, P 1C
.MuUinson, I, h Holcomb, J L Huugerford,
h K Jennings. A W Parker, Jasper Seabo,
J D Evans, J Evans, J L Taylor, W T Hen-
nenou, u w iicnneiioir, v Kniiaugn, a
C Chase, John Sullivan. O W Moody. W W
Ilarnard, John Fraser, Win Viners. Peter
Sass, J J Martin, D W Allen. V N Young,
Hen Longloy, Louis Keruuson, W E Har
bor, O A Harbor, Levi L Hussell, R Rey
nolds, Smith Richardson, WHTobln.J P
Parker, N A Gardener, A V Cleaver, A
Hoyor, W H Usher.
To Whom It May Concern:
You aro hereby notilled that lu accord
ance with mid pursuant to the foregoing
petition I will on tho 5th day of August,
1891, at the hour one o'clock In tlio after
noon of said day, present said petition to
the County Court of tho Stato of Oregon,
for Union County, for a license to Ml spir
ituous, malt aint vinous liquors in loss quan
tities than ono gallon, in Eagle valley pro
duct, Union County and Stato of Oregon,
for tho period of ono year from Aucust 11,
181)1. ORLA MOODY.
MINIMI NOTlOti.
Union County, Oregon, April 10, ISM,
to William 11. t owior, or to ins nelrs
OX'
editors, administrators or assi
issleus:
"V OU ARE H EREHY NOTIFIED THAT
JL we havo expended $200.00 in labor
and improvement upon tho Forest Queen
Lodo, situated 111 Granite Mining DUtrict.
Union county, Oregon. In order to hold
said prouiUcs under the provisions of sec
tion ZV2i Revised Statutes of tho United
States, beliiir tho amount required to hold
tho same forthn years ending December III st
1SS9, and DeecinboraUt, 1S00. to-wit tho
of sum $100. during each of said years, and
if. within ninety dav after tho llrt mibliea-
tion bt this notice, you or your personal
representatives jailor rcfiuo to contribute
your proportion of such expenditure a a co
owner, your Interest in mid claim will In
come tho property of tho sub.orlbers under
mid MHiiiuni2l.
J T PVFKK.
JNO IIARLKV.
tJKO. W. PERKINS.
Am Executor of Ettntuof Rufus Perkins
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Are You loins to
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Has the Largest General Turtery Stork in the Mountain Country 125 Acres.
Tri't'i- from Payotto Nursery will icaoh Grnidc Rondo valley in six
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Mountain Grown Trees are Hardy,
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Do not order until you havo
our prices. Wholesale ami retail,
visited
I liave now on the road from the cast two
car loads of
FU RN ITURB
Which will arrive About March 15th, and in
connection with what 1 now havo on
hand will comprise the
LARGEST AND
of Furniture ever Brought to Eastern Oregon.
0 not tail to
the rush.
The Centennial Hotel,
Union,
A. J.
Leading; Motel of
o
FINK I.Alt (1 It SAMl'Li: ltUOMS For tho
CHANGES REASONABLE.
COMMERCIAL LIVERY
(OPPOSITE CENTENNIAL HOTEL.)
Wm. E Bowker,
KverylliitiK Firt (law. Tornu Vtiry llcaoiiablo,
Hus to ami Hiom the Depot Making Connection with all Pass-
HMiRer Trains
I, UilLUUIV,
arriving, seyeral ar on
Implements.
carry a full and complete stock of
the management of Mr. Kllpatrick.
THE M. & M. Co.
ij3
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East, a Lame Invoice of LADIES' and
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County, Idaho.
jgorous
our nur.-ory, seen our
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call and select before
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111 connection with the
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Forms the
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;on
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POINTS 1HST and SOUTHEAST
PULLM . SLEEPING CARS,
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Passenger Trains of this Company are run
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Making close connection at Hunt's Junc
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North Yakima. Pasco, Sprague, Cheney,
Davenport, Spok-ine Falls, Itutte, Helena.
St. Paul, Minneapolis,
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Passenger Train, making above connec
tions leaves Pendlcfon daily, at 7 ;40 p. 111.
Through Tickets Sold to all Points East
at the Lowest Rates.
W. F. WAMSLEY,
Gen'l Fr't and Pas.s'gr Agt.
Walla Walla. Wash.
G. W. HUNT
rresuieiK ami ueiri .uxnager.
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JASPER G. STEVENS, Propr.
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Patent Medicines,
Perfumery, Paints and Oils.
Prescriptions Carefully lrinrocl,
also ui:ai,kii in
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Itilles, Shotguns, Pistols
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Imported and Domestic Cigars,
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Obtained, and all Patent Business attended
to Promptly and for Jloderute Fees.
Ourofllco is opposite the U. S. Patent
Oflice, and we can obtain Patenis in less
time than those remote from WasoinRton.
Send MODKLor DRAWING. We nuviso
as to pantcnt;ilii!ilv free of charge; and we
mako NO fUAKOH UNLKSS PATENT IS
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ot tlic L'.b. 1'atL'iit Ollice. l'ci circular,
advice, terms and ruiloreiices to actual cli
ents In your own Stute or County, writo to
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Thomson & I'urscl aro ascnts for
tho celebrated Cyclone WimlMill, and
as the jirices 011 "tlieni have been great
ly reduced tliev aro now within tho
reach of all. Sample mill to bo seen
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