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THE WEEKLY OREGON SCOUT.
UNION. OllKOoK, AT.. MAU. -'I. l"i.
to AnvintisKr.-i.
'I'lii- 8COIT lui a Mwdi I.ars-r Clu-u-Vitiou
tliim liny Papi-i- In tit I -rftm
if tln slut)-. h, therefore the irN't'
A DVCUTl.SINC. JlKIHI'JIj
TIiIr M n Tvut Slnli'iiK'Uli ami ji
ahull not nlli, it ti lie giiiti'iitl 1j, any
oilier iaif'i'. tlpvtli"r tlll ilo v. nit
to m uko a miti; of tlN.
Legation "ut'.ci-s.
Wo hnvc fir "-ale at thi oflice rwcr
of blanks for location ef mining claims!
They were gotten up by an i'.iH-riein'cd law
yer, 'and aro trletly in vwitJuiH-i; with the
mining laws, ami umiain aU ucrestiry in
I'linnatioii. rvief ltillotin
J. S. Sparks ami wife, i Baker Oily,
will soon take charge of tins Sparta
hotel.
A "Mother Huhkud hirty" will bo
given at Wrighls lia), Tuesday eve
ning, March !5(.th.
Wo understand that Dan Chandler,
of the Cove, will shortly, t:ke clnirge of
tlie Centennial hotel
Warrants to the amount of I .-17(1,
have been issued as bounty pn wild
animals, sinco Sept. last, in this county-
Charley and Lou Davis took their
departure for their ranehe. near North
'Powder, last Aionday with the inten
tion of putting in a crop.
The Kcpubliean Central Committee,
which met in thin city last Saturday,
appointed the Uh. of April as the day
of holding precinct primaries.
The members of the Literary society
aro rehearsing and getting ready for
their dramatic entertainment to be
given about the 10th. of April.
Marriage license issued this week
to Kobert II. llarvile, ago 21, and
Dora Conley, age 17; K. 13. (Irout.
age 21, and Elizabeth Wadrpp, age
IS.
W. F. Davis went up to Pine creek
the fore part of the week, to see the
condition of his sawmill, and make
preparations to gs to work as ?pon as
possible.
Assessor McCubbin says ho will de
mand of tax-payers', this year, the ex
act numbers of their land and town
lots, as the law requires, and expects
them to comply.
Superintendent Kfncr lias boon do
ing good work on this end of the Pine
creek road, and now, in view of the
turn affairs have taken, work will be
pushed with renewed vigor.
The Democratic preoinct primaries
will bo held on tlie 7th. of April the
last of the registration days. Tlie
county convention will be held in
this city on the 20th. of April.
J. P. Smith, brought a breaking cart
from California, with his other ve
hicles, and as soon as the irrepressible
Dr. Deering got sight of it he bought
it. The cart is quite an invention
and is almost indispensable in break
ing horses.
On the Kith, inst., Mr. Hand, who
resides at Lostine, while at work on
n barn in Alder, fell from the top of
it, sustaining several bruises, and
breaking his collar bone. Dr. Cobb
was called, and under his care the
patient is getting along nicely.
This week a couple of High valley
farmers got into a dispute over a rail
fence, and kept railing away at each
other till it became necessary to put
in their arguments straight from the
shoulder, which they did in a scien
tific manner. One of the parties, we
hear, is pretty badly used up.
Contractor Johnson, with a force of
men, left last '.Monday, to finish the
Eagle Creek bridge. It, seems the
bridge has been built so high in tho air
that the only way to get on it is to have
trestle work made about one hundred
feet on each side, and Johnson and
Wilson has been employed to, do the
work for ?2fi0.
Monday evening last, John Drake
and Charley Chase wore arrested by
the Marshal, for disorderly conduct,
nnd locked up for the night in the
city jail. Next morning they wore ta
ken before the recorder, and lined live
dollars and costs. Not having the
ready cash, they were committed to
servo out the time at the rate of two
dollars per day.
Tho convention of the democratic
party of tho state of Oregon is called
to meet at tho city of Portland on
Tuesday, the -Ith. d'av ot Muv, A. I).
188(5, at the hour of il o'clock A. M.,
for the purpose of nominating candi
dates for state offices and representa
tive in congress. Union county is
entitled to send 11 delegates.
A tiro was discovered in Mrs. Ed
gars restaurant, Wednesday night
about twelve o'clock. It was under
considerable headway, but by strenu
ous ('Hurts was oxtinguifched. Tho
Hoor had caught from coals falling
on it from tho stove. Had it not been
discovered just as it was, tho whole
block, and probably tho town would
havo been destroyed.
It is said that a branch road of the
Short Line will siou 1k built, extend
ing through Union and Cove to the
Wallowa. We are not informed as to
this, but should the Pino Creek mines
prove as extensive as it is thought
they will, the Short Line will doubt
leas seo their oppurtunity, and oxtond
thoir line down Snake river to Pino
creek, and through the minoral belt
east of hero to Union. Honco, via
Cove, Wallowa and Lewiston to the
Hound. This route would command
tho trade of a greater area of mining
and agricultural lands, than any other
line of railroad.
Buy your cooper ware o Ayles,
Pendleton hasflLntuVd wire ln.nut
ft lory,
Bead, new. fid arm ox ;(, near
. 'erth, Powder.
Tho -'Jim CVr?," j?ro?yithg party
ret tuned TyriAiy.
Tea poiyyb vvf bxys vitl fo$ $. t
, Wright's drug ?toro,'
garden,, and fynyor fCPtU, of evory
I variety, : Joies Bro's,
j gnioko the " j'tuniidorsV cigar, just
received :U Joiy.s mo.,
j Tho U. S. Land office at La Untnrio,
! ill be moved to. tho new. tow,, tins
i week.
t
I Pleaso call at oneo and sctHe your
1 account at the Oovo drug store. H is
( long overdue.
EHbrts are being made in Portland
to organise an "Association of Native
I Orogonuins.
Mr. Thomas Boylon, Gf Huntington,
! and Miss Laurie Dickey, of La Grande,
rwere married last ween.
Jo. Baker, tho genial attorney of
La Gran.de, was in I nion Thursday
last busy as could bo.
C. 0. Colliuberry moved one pf his
dwelling houses, this week, from 0
stieet to a block in Uatpn's addition.
Great reductions in hatdware.
Joe. Wright is selling garden hoes and
rakes at bO eente. Other tools greatly
reduced.
J. B. Fowel, of the Cove, called on
us vesterdav. lie has an excellent
farm for sale. See description else
where in this paper,
J. M. Carroll, administrator of tin
Alalopcy estatti, went up to Sparta, tn
outguess connected wit (i the same,
lore part ol the week.
Mrs. A. Meachen, wife of Afr. Alex
ander .Meachen, an attorney of Sum
ino.r'Hle, arrived in this city from
ulla u alia, 1 hursday hist.
Head our advertisements, and re
member that the mot', who advertise
aro tin; best bmsuess men, and it will
bu to your interest to deal with Hiem.
Parties wishing Hrown Leghorn
chicken eggs, bred to tho standard,
can have them for -tI. per dp... this
season, of S. . AoI'arrori, Union, Or
A change in the railroad time card
will probablv take place soon. Pass
enger trains from the West wjll arrive
about two Imurs later than they do
now
Win. Kjnchart, hardware merchant
ot Mimmervillo, paid Union a visit
tills week. Pill ahvavs calls on us
when hero, We wish he would come
oftener.
Several communications were re
ceived this week which would have
been published, had the names of the
authors been attached. We pubiifh
no communication without knowing
who wrote it.
New Jerf.ov is excited over a ghost
that kisses tho women and climbs
! lightning-rods. A ghost that will
iw.-n ii m-n ovsavy nuiii.iu will I'llllin
almost anything to take the piste out
I.; v i :n ..i:...i.
ot his mouth. Idaho World.
Dr, Deoring moved his family to
the fair grounds, last Wednesday.
The doctor is trainimr several horses.
and thinks it will be much better to
reside near the race course. We are
sorry to lose tho doctor from the town,
and hope he will return before many
weeks.
A man in the state of Now York,
has started a skunk ranch for the val
ue of the skins, has one hundred
breeders to begin with. If these are
as strongly flavored as the Oregon
skunk, wo don't think his neighbors
will crowd him, and wo think it will
become a very odorous region by the
time his ranch is fully stocked,
A co-operativo colony has been
started on Puget Sound. Everything
is supposed to bo so arranged as to
prevent one man from imposing upon
anothor, so that every man receives
tho result of his industry, without
danger from speculations, competi
tions or any private enterprise.
About twenty families in Seattle have
joined the colony. Those who under
stand it seem to be quite enthusiastic
in in its favor.
AllMOUIICIlllK'Ilt,
Xortli Powder, Oregon, 1'ob, Sth loC.
To TUB VoTEUS OF PsiOK Cdl'NTV:
I hereby announce inyw-lf tts a camlidute
fortho SliurirT.NolUco, subject to the will
of the people, ruKiu'dltAss of palitlu, ami if
elected will endeuvor to fill tlio oltteo with
credit to niynelf and supporter. Hoping
this will receive due consideration, I will
subscribe inynclf.
Yours Itespeetfully,
11. 15. STKl'tlENiiON.
Hotter known as "'Pony Stevens."
Wllil Cluii-i-y and 'fur.
Everybody knows the 'irtue.-i of wild Cher
ry and Tar as a relief mid cure for any siffeo-tloii-.
of the Throat and Lungs combined
with thes-o two Ingredients me a few simple,
healing remedies in the composition or Dr.
homnko's Coinjh and Liins; Syrup limiting
it Just tlie article you should always have In
the house for Coughs, CohU, Croup and
Ilronehitis. ,1'rloo SO cents and $1. Samples
fre. Sold by .1. T. Wrisht, Union, Oregon.
ltnail This.
('. Vincent li jiwt received a uplendiil
lot of hoots, sbiies, etc., which be will sell
at u great reduction ou former price. He
meuiu what he ays. Try him.
Dunk J!hK I'or Knlu.
Anyone desiring duck eggs, from the fin
est brewls of dtiek. can procure the Mine
by applying to Mr. Al. Ooodbrod, of tJiU
city. Charges, $1. per down.
For lame back, side or chest, uso Shlloh's
Porous Plaster. Price 'St cent. For sale at
the drug store of It. C, Oreig, Union.
Hay ward Hand Urcu&Je.i arc the lest
pj coding,
i
j Walk; Walla girls recently foimc-d a
society, in which the members pledge
j themse.ves to boycott ajv voting man
I who uses tonaeco or vinous or man n
qtiors iiv any form. Te young men
i were nut long in atse,?venig ujeso
i cretsof this eotykno, a;d itninediately
! decided to moot like with Mkc, and
j forthwith organized p, chui to be
known a? thc ''Anti-Hangs and Bustle
1 Societv," Tho preamble to their con-
stittitioi, ivads ; "The time having ar
rived when the advanced scientific
teachings of the world should prevail,
we veiw with alarm the prevaihug
fashions. As adniireu of tl;e 'form
divine' we raie our voices against the
mandates of fashion which compel
women to wear bang- and bustles, and
we pledge ourselves to boycott, by ev
ery honorable means, any nnss or
spinster who indulges in the reprehen
sible practice of wearing bangs and
bustles," Tho constit .ition provides a
heavy penalty on aiiy member who
keeps company, or associates tp any
way, with young (or old) ladies who
persist in wearing obnoxious bangs
and bustles. Tljo society will Use its
enorgies to enlist all marriageable
young men to their ranks. 15y the
end of I.ent it is hoped to have the or
ganization strong enough tQ control
all society vatherrngs.
Oliln.-imnn (tulilii-i).
All K:ing, ap old Chinese trader,
well known in Union, and adjoining.
counties, passed thtough this citv i
few days ao. To a Scot"p rejiorter
lie told a doleUu siorv about being
robbed, while eqming down, from Con
nor creek in Haker county, last Alon
dav. Ho savs he vas met bv two
men on liorsohaek, v.'ho cpvered him
with their pistols, and dismounting,
seized him and took all his money,
amounting to $12-1.00, and a gold ring
which he wore, worth about !f2().
Thep tley turned his face to the gold
en West, and with a kick started linn
oil in this direction. lie arrived 'in
Baker City, but beyond aquainting
ins conntrymon wun me laeis, niaue
no complaint, considering at the pres
ent time, that there is no law fpr Chi-
namer,. He says he would know the
men. that robbed him if he ever saw
them again. Ah King is in much
trouble. He says he has packed up
his store at, L,a Grande, because he
was told to leave, and was afraid of
the hoodlums, but he don t know
where to tiyko his gopds one place
being about as bad as another. Veri
ly, the way of the Chinese is a rpeky
one.
Seiiteueml.
Tho Swisher horse stealing' case
was brought to a termination yoster
dav in the Baker Countv circuit court,
by thu motion for a new trial, being
overruled and senteneo of two vears
in tlie penitentiary being pronounced.
The facts of tho caso are those: In
Alay lSSt, Iloyman Swisher, of Haglc
Valley, Oregon, took a mare belong
ing to K, A. Whittakor, of tlie same
place, and drove her along with a
band of his own horses to thu state of
Nebraska, whore she was sold. A
friend of Air, Whittakor, noting under
a feeling of dutv, and right in the
mattor, informed Air. W. that his
niaro was being driven out of the
country, as soon as lie saw her in
Swisher's posession in Idaho Tv.
Buisiiess prevented the matter being
attended to at oneo. The mare was
kept track of, and subsequently an
agent was sent to Nebraska, who'pur
elmsod her for 100, and brought her
back on the cars to Baker City", Who
appeared as a silent but emphatic
witness. A great deal of interest
was manifested in the trial as tlie de
fendant is a man of considerable
means, possessing also a most unen
viable reputation, Sago Brush,
Contract I" lie I.eti
Wo aro ploasod to announce to our
readers that the Pino Creek Iload
Commissioners, aftor a dohiy of sev
eral months, have wisely concluded
to lot the con'ract lor building tlio
road, as the law directs according
to tho plans and specifications tiled in
the Countv Clerk's office bv I). D.
Griffiths. Tlio advertisement for
bids will appear in three nowspnpors
of the State (the Scot'T is not one of
them, our strictures on the actions
of those gentlemen not being exactly
palatable) and the time for accepting
or rejecting all bids that may bo sent
in, has been set for April 12tli.
There is now sowio hone that the Pine
creek road will bo built duriutr the
summer, and tho people aro satisfied.
I.vk liiuld'ii.
Albert, son of Poto. Coffin of this
city, while driving a band of horses,
below town, on Wednesday last, was
thrown from the animal he was riding,
ami had his right leg broken a few
inches above the ankle. Ho crawled
a considerable distance, to tho road,
and attracted the attention of a man
passing, who brought him to town.
Dr. Cromwell was called in and set
the nones, and the hoy is getting along
very well now. Albert has had a hard
time with his legs. ,Ve understand
he has had his left log broken twice
before.
I'nrm lor Sain.
I will eoll one of tho cheapest and
best if rain . hav. and irniziiiLr farms
over offered for sale in tlio Cove, at
the verv low price of 12.50 per acre.
The said nuicho containing .T-'O acres
of choice land, well watered and
sheltered from tlio wind, fair house,
and well fenced. Situated about four
miles north of Cove, and convenient
to good school house. For furthor
particulars enquire of Sheriff Saun
ders. U. F. Fkwkl.
WHY WILL YOU iiiugh when Khiloh'a
Cure will give immediate relief. Prho 10c,
60c and fl. i'or bale by It. t. Grcig, Unlun.
Covu t'iiUinfjs.
H. P. Mc Daniel went to Portland,
TJutrdav, on business,
O
B C, Wnriiier and family started
for P'ue Valle , 'f lyjsdjvy, Geo, Hess
handled the r(lbojys.
Paf. A. S. IfyicVx.' private school
closes Friday, The edriqg will be
taken Up with a sgcilc' and supper.
Air. nnd Airs. J. Y, Alagatp arrived
from Harney, t"his cek. 'Then; many
friends are pleased lo see thein Jooking
so wi 11 and nappy.
fohn Ellsworth has commenced the
construction of a dwelling house pn
the Wariuner. place. When convic
ted he will turn sturdy grainier ami
occupj a country villa with hs wife.
Hunting excursions from town u.,
the bottoms, are of daily occurrence,
gec.-e being more numerous than for
yeais. Wednesday afternoon Alessrs.
Pugh, 0onby, and Stevens bagged
nine geese, four ducks and two hick
ens. Spting tights have not commenced,
but spring runaways are in full bloom.
Wednesday the Ascension team and
carry-all escaped and went on a mad
cha.-e of two miles, bringing up at L.
U. Holmes' a returned visit, as it
were. Fortunately tho damage was
not serious.
H. A. Kitchen's friends wtv pleased
to see that gentleman on the streets
this week, haying recovered from his
recent sickness. He and Ed. Stearns
will be on the force of carpenters to
commence work on the maitioth two
story agricultural implement depot,
at La Graiule, next week. It will be
tho largest building in the valley
50x12,) feet, and will be built bv Sta
ver it Walker.
The Cove cheese factory, under he
management of, las. Payne, wll resume
operations about tho JOth prox. Al.
A. Sickle, an expert cheese maker,
from Whitewater, Wisconsin, has ar
rived andwill supcriiitctul the manu
facture. At the opening, about -1001)
pounds of milk will be received daily
85 cts. per hundred being paid for the
same. Should tho prospects for a
cheese demand, brighten as the season
advances, a larger quantity of milk
will be seciued.
As thick as Hies arouipl a sugar
barrel der (h'ummcr. 1 was only
trying to qiuet the pthcr boys at the
debating club, whop the lecture on
misbehavior was administered. S.
We do not walk, on the hills any
more since tlpit spy glass has come
into use. II. I still sing and dance
with glee, for j feel as young as I
used to be. J. We are all dudes
now. Have you seen our killing
white hats? Tho bovs,
(.'ormicopia Cropping.
Alaroh 21st., 1&8C.
Weather cloudy and calm. Snow
inciting rapidly.
.1. Alahcar and brido left, on Thurs
day's stage, for Union.
Six feet of snow an a lovel hero,
and ten feet at tho Whitman mine.
Barnoy Burns, Deputy Beeorder,
returned to Union, Thursday morn
ing. Barney says, "there is too
much snow here to suit my pockets. ' '
In Cornucopia wu havo two stores,
two meat markets, saloon, stable,
boot and shoe shop and two doctors.
We want a tonsorial artist to finish
the list, but haye none,
Thoro is a force of 20 nion at work
on the Whitman shaft, which is down
toudopthof over 100 feet with a oO
and 100 foot level. Several other
parties aro preparing to work their
claims,
W, Coolcy and T. F, Galloway
favored us with their cheerful presence
this morning. They canio sailing
into town at a 2:10 gait, behind a pair
of iron grays, and astonished tho
natives. Billy said ho was offered a
houso and lot, at (lie lower town, by
one of tho o'tlizens, in exchange for
his grays, but the house being al
most invisible, on account of a big
snow pile, he kindly refusod tlio
offer,
"We havo a very pleasant littlo burg
here. While taking in tho sights, a
few days ago, vour correspondent
found a cabin, (lie ton ol the door
being just visible ahovo tho snow,
and the word " Bcstaurant" painted
ou u rough board over tho door.
Not wishing a cold lunch, just then.
I silently moved along, going but a
short distance, when I stumbled over
anothoi cabin, above the door of
which, and barely out ol the snow,
the worth "No Admitance" met
my ga.o, Weary and sick at heart,
at tho coldness of this world, I re
turned to my little "log nut" on the
hillside and sat down ou an empty
box to weep.
UI.IJIAX.
ISltfin Echoes.
The jiost-ofiice is in full blast.
Heavy frosts in Indian valley.
Tho travel through Elgin to tho
Wallowa is beginning.
Dr. AIcNauhgton is tho life of the
town.and the boss physician.
liailroad is all tho talk now. Wo
want one, if posib!o, to run through
this section.
The Literary and Debating Society
moots regularly once a wool:, Wed
nesday and generally is very inter
esting. Fanners are all busy. Homo aro
plowing, some aro sowing, but tho
most of them are standing on tho
corners talking politics aqd other
ticks, ""'
Sommor & Hamilton aro building a
warehonso in connec'.iou with their
store, They have also laid in a stock
of drugs, besides their well selected
stock of general merchandise,
HeerliiB ut Wntliisnm,
Joseph, Or., Afar. 20, ISSrt.
EntTOK H('Oi Tv-A largo and entjut'
tfiaptie meeting of citizens of Joseph aty',
vicinity, met at the school house in
Joseph, to-day, to consider means, and
agree upon plans for the protection of
a ffoo road through the Wallowa can
yon. Some stirring speeches were
made against the incorporation. Res
olutions were adopted, denouncing the
incorporation, and calling upon the
County court to assert its right and
protest tho claim of the county to that
portion of its roads. It seems to be
thought by porno that it is not a "legal
coit,ty road," which may all bo so;
but granting that it is not, it must be
eotsylcrod that many private individ
uals in this valley have considerable
claim Upon that road. The county al
so has a cUpn of oyer -f2,000 upon it.
Can it ho that individual can seize
upon and lak,c so, much property and
appropriate to prhn'te uc? There cer
tainly oan he no dilleifenee in takjug
private property for public, tses and
taking public property for private
uses. If tlieie is any difi'erence in
principle, the latter is tho more
lieiniops. That road is public, prop
erty and cannot be said to be anything
else; besides the people can hold it by
prcsciiption, as much of it has been
used over ten years. Wo are certain
there is as much law in favor of its he
jug a vaJtd road as there oan be against
it. Our people area unit on this ques
tion ami are fully determined upon
protecting their rights, at all hazards.
It is well, however, that something has
stirred us up to duty. That is a hard
piece of toad to jfeep up, and expen
sive. So long as the County Com
missioners exerted themselves to keep
up the road, the Wallowa would do
nothing. Now, we have raised a sub
scription of several hundred dollars,
and tho money is being expended in a
judicious manner. The Wallowa has
done a great dea for the road, and the
commissioners Juive done a great deal
also. Wo rather think tjio Wallowa
should do a little the most.
U- 1VII Unit,
I,ast Sunday, John Wihnot, of the
Cove, paid Dnio.u a visit and shook
hands with all his old friend. Then
he eanu' into our sanctum and had a
private conference with us. He felt
grieved and hurt. Had always thought
we were an aUuto individual, and a
friend of his. We asked him what
made him feel hurl. Ho sait) it was
all about them geeso he presented to
us a few weeks ago Ho said instead
of eating them quietly, we lpid called
attention to the gift by an item in our
local columns, aqd caused the eyes of
tho populace to ho turned upon him.
Wo requested him to explain. "Well,
lo tell you the truth," sajd ho, "about
the time I sent you them geese, a wid
ow woman down there, had tyro of
ber's come up missing. It was ono of
the most remarkahlo coincidences the
people ever saw, aipl they aro begin
ning to look at mo Avjth suspicion
Now after this, when I send ypti any
thing, jpst you devour it and sav noth
ing." We promised to dp as directed,
and parted with John, as good friends
as over.
Notice.
Tho Democratic County Convention
for Union county, fpr tho nomination
of county officers aiid tho election of
delegates to the Stale Convention,
will be held at Union, Oregon, April
20th., ISSti. The primaries for tho
election of delegates to tho County
Convention will bo held at tho usual
voting places in each precinct in the
county, April 7th., J88(i. The pre
cincts will be entitled to representa
tion in tho County Convention as
follows :
Wallowa, .'1; Joseph, 5: Prairie
Creek, 2; Indian Valley, 7; La
Grande, 10; Suinmerville, '.); Cove,
8; Antelope, 1; Stumptown, 2;
Eagle, 2; Big Creek, .!; North Pow
der, f; Island City, !); Pino Valley,
1 ; Aider, 15; Bedrock, 2; Lower
Eagle, 2; Union, 12; Lostine, 1 ;
Lost Pjairio, 1 ; Swamp Crook, I; Jm
naha, I; Starkey Valloy, 1; Camp
Carson, J ; Cornucopia, 1.
By order of the Domocratiu County
Central Committee,
J. W. SiiwroN,
Secretary.
Corn lor 1'ilos.
I'ilos nro freipiontly preceded by a nnno
of weight hi the back, loins and lower part
of the abdomen, causing tho patient to sup
poo hu li:tsi ttoiuu afectloii of tho kidneys or
neighboring organs. At Huiub, symptoms of
indigestion are present, flatulency, iiiieusy
uess of tho stomach, etc. A liioUturu like
perspiration, producing a very disagreeable
Itching after getting warm, Ih a common
attendant, blind, Blooding, and Itching
Plies yield at once to the application of Dr.
Bosauko.s Pile Koincdy, which acts directly
upon the parts effected, absorbing thu
Tumors allaying tho Intense Itching, and
effect Iny a permanent cure. Frleo,f0 cents.
Address, Tlie Dr. Ilosanko Jludlcino Com
pany, Plipia, O. Sold, by J. T. Wright,
Union, Oregon.
KiiKlo Cooper Shop.
S.B.Ayles, inaiiiifafurcr of butter
barrels and kegs, has always on liind
a good supply ot the uost qiiaiuy, ami
will sell tliem at reasonable prices.
Give him a call at his shop, south of
tho school houso, Union.
Hunt Time.
While monoy l close, wage and price
low, oxpenses should be cut down In evory
household. Keoiiomy, tho watchword for
Afothers head off doctor bills by always
keeping In tho house a bottle of Dr. Itosau
ko'n Cough and Lung Syrup. Stops a cough
instantly, relieves consumption, cures Croup
and pain in the Chest In ono night, It in
Just the remedy for hard times Price &0 cts.
and $1, Hainplcs free. Sold by J. T. Wright,
Union, Oregon.
I'lvaii'lQ Crock PollotR.
March 22, 1880,
Weather variable.
Farmers busy plowing.
tto boys busy capturing squirrel.
Occasional sipw storms. Sunshine'
alternating qth cold Alarch winds.
Bons.-T-On ho 11th. inst., to the.
j wue oi ,i. u. jiouiau, a daughter.
I A few have lognn to look after their
I mining interests, ami report the out-'
j look favorable.
) Freddie Alitchell has. just returned
from Union where ho lias been at
j tending school.
Banco at A. W. AlcCully's hut
night. A decided succcsh in eveiy de
tail, except that of surprise.
Aljss Jennie Beith is to teach at
Hurricane creek this spring. Other
vaoaneios are being rapidly filled.
The Literary has been buried for
the present season, with the usual
honors. Will awake to new life when
resiprccted next antunin.
Air. Frank Stubblotield, who re
turned from Grande Bonde, last week,
repprts a tlatterfng outlook for the en
suoing 'season, afi along the routo,
More au'h
Aliss Alira Uan(loy and Aliss Efiie
Jack are to begin setting type, in the
Chieftain office, to-day. Their many
friends wish they may succeed at the
"I)evil(ish)" business.
Air. Jap, Stubblefield's infant daugh
tor has for some time been indisposed,
but Dr. Cqbl) laiiced a large abcesa
which had formed on ic child's neck,
anil slje is improving,
Dr, Cobb has several new patients
on Prairie creek, among which aro
little 'Maud Day, Air. Jantea Altman,
and Airs. V. O. Wilson who has been
seriously allected with an annoying
cough for some time. Tie last named
patient seems to ho very much im
proveq.
Air. Baird, of Lpstino, who was at
work on Airs. Conway's new barn at
Alder, fell , from tho rafters, and
sustained serious injuries, though not
fatal as at first supposed, Hjs collar
bone aqd shoulder blade were broken,
and soyero lien'iorhage from tho lungs
followed, hut under the skillful treat
ment of Dr. Cobb, who was called to
atteipl to his injuries, his permanent
and speedy recovery js now an eg?
tablislied fact,
It. 13. PortTEK.
WIl.l, YOU SUFFKU with Dvspensia
and Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vitalized
is guaranteed to cure yqu.
KIIIOIPS rOUGII and Consumption.
Cure is Void by us on a' guarantee. It cure
Consumption. For sale bv ly, 0, Oreig,
Anlolopq I (cms.
Cold and stormy,
Weather very changeable
Another Antelope farmer in troublo
wjth sheep men.
Fi-nidc Flpming has again got back
to his ranchp in Antelope.
Is jt on account of 13aster being sq
late that tho hens dpntlay?
John Beeves js now sotting young
cotton wppds pn his timber puHuro
claim.
Farmers- are almpst through
plowing, and soipo will soon ho through
sowing.
Charley Fprebon lii3 been quite
sick, but will soon bo abjo to follovf
the plow agajn,
Jas. Alitchell has purchased tho Cu
sick raqche, in Thief Valley. Jas,
wants more sheep range.
Clins. Tomlinsoq filed on a ranch of
1(50 acres, in Ames' division of High
Valley, on tho Bjg Greek road.
C, H. Prescott, an old and cxpcri
enced miner, will return to tho Pine
creek mines ou or about tho 15th. of
April.
Hugh Lynch ami his partner aro
taking thoir band of sheep to Lost
Prairie, pear Lowiston, in the Wallowa
country.
A poor dpg paid tho penalty for
running sheep, by tho loss of his life,
over which there will probably bo
trouble.
Crowloy and Thomlinson aro en
larging their field by moving their fen
ces on tho lines, tho north string
running east and west between them
and J. A. Catos. One-half mile will be
a wire fence.
There is talk of dividing tho Ante
lope school district. Lot it bo some
thing more than talk. Circulate a pe
tition and let's see what can bo done,
so that wo can soon have a school.
Antklopk Kanueii.
CATARRH OURKl), health and swe-t
breath secured, By Hbiloh's Catarrh Rome
edy. Prico 60 cents, flasal Injector Free.
THAT HACKING COUOH can bo so
quickly cured by Hbiloh's Cure. Wo guar
antee It. For sale b R, C. Oroig, Union,
HBKI KgesU HgKstll
B. II, Sanborn, of tho Cove, will sell chick
en and duck eggs, of tho finest breeds, as
follows; Leghorn and Plyiuoth Rock, $1.
per doz; Wyandotte, $2. per doz; Itouen
duck eggs, $1. per doz: Pekin duck cgg,
f 2. per dozen.
Ut .V.P.PM.VtfJ V I CI II 'I'll mn.la nilol.ln
by that terrible cough. Hlillob's Cure Is the
remedy for you. For sale by R, 0. Greig,
CROUP. WHOOPING COUGH nnd
Hmni'Mtls !minf(lIntiK- rolloveil Iiv Slillnh'
Cure. For nalo by jt. C. Greig. Uulon.
M. Dakeii, J. F. Baker,
HAKER & BAKEIt,
Attorneys and Counceljors at
Law, and Real Estate
Agents, f
La Guanpe, ' Ormon,