The Oregon scout. (Union, Union County, Or.) 188?-1918, August 28, 1886, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTie Oreifl Scot ONION. OltKGON. BAT. AUG. 2S. lfi) TO ADVl'.KTISKItS. Tha SCOOT lias n, Mnoh I-irgol- Clrcn Mtlnn than nny l-vrr In thl Hrrtlou ii in sunn, ana I. invrnrure tno ItKST All VKIlTISIMIi NUIIlbM, inn 14 a iruc niairmrni, ntnl o Miniinntnll w H to up questioned hy nny other iinicr. AUvcrllmis will do veil i ion km n nine or huh. LocjiI and General. Writ of Injunction. Mtvsre. Shaw & McLcod, tho contractors for buildinc wiu him: uicch. ruau, jmving Completed the work, tho comniifsioners and all cuiiuurnuu met in i ma city to receive the road, and finish up the business, when liieir proceedings were Ptiddonly brought to an end by a writ of injunc tion being rerved on them at the in stance of Union county court, re straining the road commissioners from receiving the. road or any part thereof, or paying the contractors for their work or any part thereof, until the road is completed as specified in tho contract, aUo inhibiting the payment of any money to the cotnmitbioner? for numerous trips made to Portland and elsewhere, and for unneceptury time put in on the road ; alto inhibit ing the payment of salary and traveling expenee to J. W. Strange, as eecreU- ry. The contractors are also enjoined from receiving payment for their work on tho road or any part thereof. The complaint, wo believe, alleges that tin contract specifying tho manner in which tho road ehall be built has not been complied with, and that at least if 7 ,000 of the appropriation ban not been properly applied. The matter mil be adjucated in tho circuit court Anothku Humomst. Union coun ty's celebrated ox-expert is alfo a lui monst. In aiuwcring a pill v lette written by an ignoramus in Illinois who suks for information concernin this country, he gets oh" many thin supposed to be very facetious and fun ny Among other things he. Favs "As to our county debt it is incog. It runs f-omewhere between flO.OOO and fw.wu, and is still running. For in formation write, to A. P. Bencon, late cuiuuy treasurer, or Hotter still, write to V. T. Wright, c.iahier of First Na tional Bank, as he is supposed to ban pic the money. If you will send a iJilO oin to any ol our ex olhciaU he will tell you all he know" The thought will no doubt occur to the reador that the "expert" allows himself a pretty oiue margin in "guessing" at the in uebtedness so soon after his valuable work, aleo if he knows so well where the county money is kept, how he came to overlook $2r,000 that was in the same place during his work of ex porting. That which may appear ex tremely ninny to the 7oU expert, may not cause the tax-pavers of th in county Jo indulge in any great amount ui iiiiarity. Low Interest. A Philadelphia jurist at present visiting here re marked to a reporter this afternoon that lie was surprised to learn of the enormous rate of interest borrowers were paying in Oregon. He savs that upon his arrival home, he will confer with some friends bavins millions iro- ing begging at -1 per cent, per annum, and see if ho cannot induce them to throw a million or a million and a half upon this market at 7 per cent, per year on gilt-edgo paper and ap proved real estate and farm property, Jho lender paying taxes. The gentle man referred to is one of the substan tial kind who does not talk merely for the sake of hearing tho melody of his voice. Portland Telegram. Something- Wito.vo. "Our Union exchanges do not roach us until about a week after their publication. Hap enings in Union frequently reach Us through Portland papers before we get tho Union papers from which tho items were copied." Chieftain. Jf the above is true, some post iriaster on the route between here and iooph purposely delays the papers, as they are mailed regularly every Saturday morning. Whoever it is will get caught someday when ho least expects h, ami unit nimseit m considerable trouble. Houses Killed. A few dayB ago a Taylor CSreen was driving a band of iiortcs over the Wilhehn bridge winch crosses me urunuo itouao river near .Lower Cove, tho bridge gave Way, pre cipitating the horses into the river be heath. Two of them were killed and .i. t . . . jiuuiy oiuers oauiy injured. A new bridge is needed very much at that pla;:e. The commiseiouers will, no doubt, attend to it at their next meeting. Bead Thkm. Elsewhere in this pa1 per aro published, by the county court, ftuvertisemeiits for bids to build uriiige over tiranuc notkie river at Jblgin, to furnish wood at cdurt house, to care for the county poor, to furbish medical attendance to paupersj to bnild abuttmenta for bridge, etc. It ill require considerable labor to do all this, and those wanting employ Hieiit should compete for the work. , On a Vihit. lira. Mary Baird, of Alkali, Umatilla county, arrived in this city Thursday last, oh a visit to her mother, Mrs. Bell. Sho expressed urpnse at the growth of Union since the was last here, come six years ago. Hhc will probably remain hero two or three weeks. Brief Bullotins, Drummers in Abundance. Eat nt the Centennial hotel. Island City has a new doctor. Very few vacant house in town. Weather getting somewhat cooler. Circuit court commences Sept. 7th, Itev. J. R. Wat-on left last week for the Kast. A number of Indians were in the city on Thursday. U?corder Davis has completed the city assessment. The Argus will not rua "phenix like" from it ashes. The camels are cumins, also tho Me. phants and lions. Thedalvatiuu Armv is nrcDirins to mnbr a raid on Portland. Mra .1. C. Hummers ia still rerv sink, hut is slowly improving. 0. A. Thomnaon had hi residenen nhn. tographed this week. Frank Collins, of Suinmervillc. naid tin- ion a visit during the week. Vincent's stajrc to Cornnronia. comes ami goes loaded don n caeh trip. Buy vour boots and shoes of Vinomit. Itn keeps none hut the very best. Will. MeCoinas will taki: his dpimrtiire for Chicago .oinc lime next week. Postmaster Hall returned from his visit to Portland, the fore part of the week. Preserve vour credit liv tiuvinir nt nm.. that small accouut at Cove drug store. r.ninurs uusy iiircaiiuu!. inucrons urn turning out mueli better than was expected. l)r, Cromwell in havinc a rood am! snli- t..i it. f i otMiw.ii siuuwaift iiiiu in iroill Ol Ills 01I1CC. Dr. Capps is makinii sump extensive im- proTetuciUs on his residence in North Union, The Legore brothers arc working their mines near joscpn, Willi llallCJiu tiros- The masons arc at work on the fomuln. tiun for EJ. Uavis' new reiideneu in North union. The next lot of postal cards will be white with black ink, and a head of Jefferson or vignette. The Elite Dramatic Society of La Grande, will play the popidar drama, "Black-eyed .Siuan, iu nbjut two weeks. Wm. Kincr is overon the Cascade branch of the N. P. railroad, serving as one of the "bosses" for Smith and llalc. Odd Fellows are warned against one K. D. Quassie, the absconding treasurer of Fe lin lo.lgj I. O. O. F.of Montana. Itev. Irwin will hereafter be the regular pastor of the M. 12. church in this city, lie wid conduct services every Sunday. If you don't want to be bothered with flies, go to.Ios. Wriaht'saudgetoncuf those patent fly traps. They'll fetch 'cm. Watermelons in large quantities have ,.SC?, .!!',l!etl t0 tlli rity recently, from Walla Walla and the Willamette Valley. Our readers will fxiii.n Mio .ni.inu-t,., limited amount of local matter, this week. is we are overrun with adveitiscments. JlailK Vaughn, who was shot a short ume airo will recover. n h t-i. ili tin.. old Irish gentleman, "mighty hard to kill." This week the La Grande Gazette enters upon its sixth volume. It is ah excellent journal and we wish it continued nrosnuri. ty. ' ' Harry Doacou has invested in n wild nnA untamed steed, and maybe seen occasion ally carcerini; over the countrv at n HvpIv gait. Bead the conversation, in another col- num. between an old ircntlem ;in mill liii on. eonceniinr Drake'.s aion Thcr i lots of truth in it. Judge Goodall left Wednesday for a trip OTcr the Pine crock road in order to judge for himself jitBt what kind of a road is to be given this county for the $10,000 apro priation made by the state, and to sre what kind of a bridge is needed on K.igle creek. We are pleased at the intelligent intercut manifested bv Judge. Gooda I, in everything pertaining to the welfare of the county, and believe that he will prove to be the right man iu the right place. If so. the people of Union county have cause to congratulate themselves. Those desiring 'urnituro will do well to call at the establishment of Iiowland & Wilson, as they have just received an im mense assortment of parlor and bedroom seta, tables, chairs, otllce furniture, etc., I preparing to make a vit-i'. to (Ja which tney will ell cheaper than they ran They expect to tart about the be purchased elsewhere in the countv. The new tirm have inaugerated a new stvle of buniness, and are determined to nior. than satisty their patrons Call on them, it will no you goon to looK at the furniture wheth er you jiurchase or not. An Ashland exchange savs: "The woo! en nulli are runninc night and dav and yci are somewhat behind with their orders i.ast i nursday they sent another In rue in voice of their tine blankets to Alaska." What is the reason wo rnn't h mill in Union, and ship tine blankets to Ali..t.? TI...... I. . V. I ...... wn.i.a t Jiiuc is iiui n uciier luuiiiion than this on the Pacific coast for a woolen mill Frank Pro's Implement Co.. City, pav the highest market grain. I hey keep grain sacks to loan or seJl to tanners. at Island price for COI.Ii'8 Hid SHOW COM1NO. Ktliiforretl Willi Dr. W. V Carvnr'i "Win Went" Coniblimtum. Dikd At her residence near Wing Villo, Baker county, Thureday uigbt, Aug. 2Gtli, after au illriess of three or four days, Mrs. Janiea Uwinnclle. A narnber of retatites drid frienda of tho deceased, in thld city, went up to at tend tho toner), tfliicb took placo v The Union Dramatic Club haveseni fur n number of now plays and will at once bi- gm preparations to give a series of ehtei- .uiiiiieius iiiis winter. It is reported that Hiev 1 seamless lace of pure white marble in the Hurricane ereeK quarry, Wallowa, some twenty feet from the surface. Died. In Athetotic vallev. Anfiwt 9.-.tii the two year old son of Mn and Mrs. Wm. Blakeslec. The remains were interred in the Uniuii cemetery yesterday. Whysufl'cr with a lame back, when vim can get one of those celebrated Mitchell rorus Piasters,, for 15 cents, at John T. Wright's drugstore? Try one. John Williamson came down from fYir. nui:oiia, ThurMlay. He reports everything movimr nicclv. uhil !i'ilir.r. tli.,t rnr, pia will be a big camp in a year Or two. J. Bi Fitaihn. formerly of Hip Kmitinnl and C. II. Hcwit, of Albany, will commence the publication of a demooraiiu daily nevvs- ll.ii)tr in I'ni'l liiil.l . imtLti I l . i ......v..iiilu l, WAV IMUUbll. Mrs. M. It. Beese. the lecturer, did not put in aitearanee, Wednesday evening, as Mie was adverii.ed to do. H'e have not learned the reason for her non-appearance. Mrs. Fannie Ocii?h ton. Wiinin nf M John Katon of this city, arrived here I roui the east, Tuesday last, on a visit to friepds aim relatives. .Mrs. C'relghton was a resi dent of Union county many years ago, Kev. Baird, who has beeit sojournfii,? in I me and Lnglo valleys for several duvs, returned yesterday lie came over the new road and says he was agreeably sur prised with it, as it is really an excellent road. We understand that Mr: Ped. Smith and fannlv, who are now in C'hico. California, will return to Union in a month ortWoand reside litre permanently. They have Con cluded, like everybody else who have ijvcd nuie uuh union is uie oest juace tollvu. Several brick buildings are to be erected at Nw La Gtande. With the exccptioil of one or two lines of bilness, we shii.ild judge that there are enough business estab lishments iu that burg now to supply all the demands of trade that is liable to con centrate there. The employees in Jos. Wright's tin shop have been busily engaged this week in mak ing vats. etc.. for James Pane, who has al ready started ujt his cheese factory at ths C.ive, wiiuh was burned A few days ago". No ordin iry obitaele is an impediment ttl Mr. Payne. We wish him better luck next timet The postoQlco slieeiol delivery svatem will go into effect in all the ost-ofllccs in the United States on the l.'th of October next. This is a great iuiproveiileiitund will be ap preciated oy the peopluut large, and estnei- any uuslness mem We give a full synopsis of the law eoiicornim: it on oursecond mee. Bead it. " A Urn davg aKO. a snuaw frniu tlir limn. tilla rrsevatiOn was picking hiicklehorf lea in tho mountains and left her little child lying on tlift ground for a short time. On her return the little one was miaslni? uml fresh bear tracks in tho Vicinity left ori' deuce that the papdose had 'gone Ik tho happy hunting grounds." The Havana I'rcss drill has heeh tirnvml to be the best drill fu the market. It does' not clogin trashy or sod Krotind. ahd trrain sUilds either drought c'r frecring better than Wheif stwh ih any, other way or ty anf blhef Irtlolthiciit.' It bms ougldy tried in, tho voiliy Bje past sckmui W. W. Cole, whose fame as an amusement purveyor is as wide as the continent itself. ha nerfceted all the necessary arrangements "'i i'i; iij'iiuiiiaiiuu in ins great leiiteu ng gresratioii in La Grande, on Saturday. Sen ltth. Mr. Cole has lone been held in high tin-nil in tuin iMiiiimuiiiiv as a progressive, liberal manuger,and, asliis orj:atii.'.ation for this season is generally regarded as hit most notable amusement undertaking, the indi cations jiomt to gratifying fi.ianeial results on the occasion of his approaching vNit Mr. Cole is said to be aninijted by the sen timent that "circus ehestniits inuM go.' and with that laudable purpofte in view, hi oroueilt Ills tremendous resniireiw nl' wealth, energy and arlistii: judgement into idiuisuiuu in procuring nts arciuc attract ions for the present tour. The Importation! ui European arusu nave heen very exten sive. while the best of American perioi'm- ers have enlisted under Hie CJolc banner .1... .... ..... ie are creuiiauiy tntormcil liiHt there is not a pas-e performance among the seven ty distinct acts of the elaborately varied programme, but thnt everv attraction j o.- .i i . . . . ,r .i . . -tennes uiu unarm 01 noveitv. Ulie ol Mr Cole's just added features is a complete reproiluction of the hippodrome carnivals of ancient Home. These races are given with a startling realism that has hitherto bectii unattaincd in modern times. Forty Knglish and Kentucky thoroughbred run ning horses, ridden and driven bv profess ional j-ckcys and drivers, contest for stt premauyon Manager Cole's veritable race track, which is pronnnneed by good judge to be the longest race course ever .seen under canvas in this eotintrv. Annilim- striking innovation will be the presentation of stirring pictures of frontier life, bv Dr. W. F. Carver's famous "Wild West" combination. Prominently unnenrinc with Dr. Carver in bis mimic scenes of the romantic Weet which are nrodiired on tlio great hippodromu track are 100 noted couts, cowboys. Indians and Mexican vitnoueros. Cole'.- owntiiiLr y1 bunusited with no little eagerness in this vicinity. Bummcrvillo SiltingH. Jacob Collins returnded from Baker City, on Saturday. A. N. Hamilton, of Union, was in town during the week. Turner Oliver came down to visit his parents, o Sunday. Mr. B. Courtney, of Lo3li;ie, is in the valley visiting acquaintances. Mr. h. It. Grimes, of Walla Walla, spent We!eday in Sunimerville. Miss Winnie Wilkinson, of La Grande, is visiting at J. H. Bitu'liart's. A. N. Hamilton and family visited at bummerville on .Saturday and Hun day. Mr. iShopc-, of Tcnnesseo, has moved upon (he farm recently purchased irom jwr. A. H. Hamilton. rni. - , i i i.-c weainnr ai present is very smoky. Brimstohc certainly must be tiurning tometviiere not far distant. Mr. F. B. Collins in comnanv with Mr. L-. K. Grime, of Walla Walla, pain union a visit on Wednesday evening. The "Governor" of tlie Universe ap pears to be bent on "smokiiiir out" the inhabitants Of this part of earth's moral heritage. A surprise party was given Mr. .1. H. Kinehart, on Monday evening. Those who were iu attendance express theiinselves as haviiig enjoyed a very pleasant evening. Constable A. J. Patten wclit to Un ion, on Friday, to serve papers on Wm. Benett, the" murderer, in a suit brought against llitn by I. D. Camer on for 11)01 performed while building Mr. Bennett's barn. The bill posters of W. W. Cole's grbat Mtiseuni, Circus add Menagerie havu vifited .SUmmerville, and the flaring advertisements ilor attract the attention of the "smuli bov," and many are the plans laid by which the necessary amount of capital, With which to visit tho greal show, can bo obtained Mr. A.T. Ambrose, of Yoncall.t, Or egbn, is visiting at Mr. P. B. Collins'. Mr. Ambrose lias accepted a position as special agent of the Citizens Mutu al Life Insurance Astociation and will henceforth make Sitinmervillo his headquarters when not out hit tho road. Air. Ambrose is a good rubtlor, nnd will undoubtedly win Hticcoes. Cuahk. Covo Cullingrs. August 2Gth., 1880. J. M. Pby rejoices in a new family carriage, and can now ride in ease and comfort. S. Burroughs will f oon have his new dwelling completed and ready for occupying. A grand entertainment, in the sbapo of a magic lantern show, is advertised l to appear in town to-night. Dr. J. J. McDonald and family are tiniuhi. first ' prox i ne ury goons mores aru receiving iniinonsu htocks of new goods, this week, in anticipation of a brisk trade this fall. Tho threshing season will be of brief duration, this year, in this vicinity, as uve macnincs are ai woric almost in sight of each other. tfomo grain iields aro turning out very well both in quantity and quali ty, particularly those of.). M. Solder and Dunham Wright. Mr. J. M. Jveeler and family are visiting at Mrs. Bahama Wri'ght.s. They are on their way home to l.oat ino after a trip to California. i ne yieiu oi piunis ami prunes in I'loiich orchard, this season, is the large. People from all piirts of the valley are coming in for supplies of tho lthcious fruit. The circular stairway lias boon fin-if-lfed in H. A. Mitchell's new resi dence, which will be entirely completed in about three wetks. The dwelling will he a credit to the place. Messrs. Knonig and Fellows will toon commence building four dwell ing houses in (lie northern part of town, two for their own uccoiiitnoda n'oii and two for renting. It is probable- a dozen more would find tenants this winter. The Episcopal cchools for boys and girls opens a week from to-day. Indi cations point to a fair attendance for both schools-. The management it making every effort to bring these in- titutions up to a wry hiah standard. and they must tirovo of meat advan tage to the whole valley. 1 ho Cove clieeso factory resumed operations last Tuesday, in a huildini near the site of the destroyed factory During the fire about a ton of cheese was saved, BI.UU'J poundn bcinsr de stroyetl. I he loss foots ui .H)00. II is probable that a brick building, with every modern auidiauco for ma kin first, class chuese, will be erected in the prmg. Air. Payne, with characteris tic energy, has allowed ever so dims terous a lire to delay the manufacture only a lew days, and in a short tune will he shipping, as before, large quantities ot Ins celebrated cheeti through this state and into Washing' ton and Idaho. I am going to tench mv cirl tonkati I his winter. Char. Never mind, 1 might us well commence going bare foot now as later. P. llavo enn. hided to cast around among the sisters and nick ui) a neW eiil. S I'n sing or not to sing, that is tin question. L. Get out of the wav. 1 am coming with my new velocipede. itoy. j'raclicc makes perfect and 1 am now the champion billiardist ol tho lown.M-M. Cheese, roast and fresh, constantly on hand to iill order. The name of the new factory is Phoe nix. P. The hog law is in force, and porkers at large had better keep away from my premises. S. Like unto a rose, appears a boil on the nocv--Ed. High Valley Ila'flli. Everybody through harvesting. Thrushing will begin on the IlOth. No frost for thirteen weekn. All our grain is free from the bite, the first time for a dumber of years. Tho road supervisors, on the 2(Jth., removed several tons Df rock from the canyon roada job long deferred. The hwino no lodger look like pressed autumn leaves, for the open grain fields have broken their fust; Tho wind, tho dust and smoke make a combination from which we, up on high, will soon have to pray for relief. Aiujy Wilkinson and Hathaway have tint, this season, with their new binders iu a radius of two hundred acres of grain. Mr. Young was called suddenli away 10 Pine valley to visit his daugh ter, airs, lianlere, who was mute sick. She was improving at latest accounts. Mr. Mayotto received tho sad now oi the death of His fcou-in law who resides in California.. He started im mediately to briug Ills daughter home. Weeks come and go, and bring no rain, the river wastoth and is dry land, grass is like unto stubble, and spniiga ure dry that have run for years. Homo. ' jO. COLE, the HATCHED IMATOR! 1 1 THE ! IN A I, I ICONOCLAST OF THE AMUSEMENT IlEALMI ANU T1IK Creator of the Newest Forms of Arenic Entertainments! CltOWNKU AND Sl'KITKItHD WITH A POPULAUITY AS W1DH AH T1IH VNIVBIISKI a i thai: TIIEIK VAST KSTIliHI'V, RUN OK SIIINK, AT jruiDjr oJliJrl. 11. NOTE. The Arrangements or tho American Showmen's Pooled League will Prevent any other Circus from visiting Oregon this season. (Editor.) BIGGER, BETTER, RICHER AND GRANDER THAN EVER! Chaiiiiion Itidcrs Acrobats. Vaulters, Contortionists. JPd-Air Meteors. Strong Men, lloxer-, 1-i-nciTs. Wrestlers. Clmliators. .IuIcm and Iliph Wire Performers from ev ery Noted ( ircuiaiid Amphitheatre of Kurope Imnoxina CoiiRrcssof Celebrated litis siitn Ihcycllsts I'lncyclhts a id Roller SluteriMutchleis Collections of STatiRa Curio from the Land of the MonteraunnsTlicTiilleit (Hants, the Smallest Dwarfs Most l'liantoiu-like id hiving Skeletons, and the Most Mvsterioui of other Hu man Phenomena l?nrivaled School of lCdiiciti-d Klehanti, Noble Stallions, Clown Klephauts, Ponies. (Joats, Donki-vs and Zel r.is Invlneible Arabian Athletes, and JajMiiesoJueglcrs and Wrestlers 0 c ikcm of F.arth'.s Itar est oological Wealth-Nature's Most Capricious Production. A Two I leaded Cow Reproduction nf the Itonnn Uinpodrome-Viviillv lie ahstic Ilenreeututioin of Life in Mexico and the "Wild West." in troducing Dr. W. F. Carver, "Hvil Spirit of the Plains," anil 100 noted Hcmits, C iwboys, Indians and Vaqueros. Sll Jim, k .. V , r rnii.urc DASIUft AM V. im r rnii. IVJIY 1 .'iiT WtTvy lt,',""n'r -ry'VJ!'.w iwiue. iimv.n. ivy Stupendous Revival Hippodrome Carnivals OF ANCIENT GKEECK tuul ROME! Heroic, Soiil-Slimnjr A fh FAMOUS KN0..ISII THOROUGH Struggles nelweon UNCONQUEWKl.) HLUIC-OItASS ISH THOROUGHIHIEDS. FLYERS (50 Bliiuitcs of Circus, with 200 31ctuoric Performers. :0 Minutes of Theatre 50 Actors and Specialists. :0 Urinutes of Jlinpodroine Katies, With I'ri.fnsNltinnl JorUpy mill -10 'I lior .imliln mIh. :$() 3LinutuH of "Wild West," With Ilr. CirnT nuil 100 So iiitu, ; ! Iiiillnn. mid Vnqiuirii. J50 IIinute.i for the Museum, IJO Minutes for tho Menagerie, With lOOO Mnrt chins Aniniiit ami Inanimate Curios. With noil HixtIiiioiib, nreatest (IhIIioi luir slnon Nunli's Ark. .$ 1-2 Hours of Solid, Unapproachable Entertainment. Positively Your Last Opportunities to see tho Wizard Uillcman, DR.W.F. CARVER AND HIS GREAT "WILD WEST" 100 VfontiTn CCIClu-fllrK In Hlurtllilc 1' let Hi Cs of I'ront hir I.lfc! Ilolll lutlc III ovrry Dntnll CAKVKIt COM ICS NO MOUH UPltOPK CLAIMS II IM N 12 XT YEAH I SAMSON, the Tallest and Heaviest lilephant this side of the Orient! WiS7 1 O r"ll,IOH ",0 Alo.it Miijruilleciit., .Speclnelilai" Street Pnrndo JaxxJ j,;V(4,. y0(. Uy j, or Countrv, patiHliiv in Gnintl Jto- view hetoro (JheciiiiK Multiltitles nt 10 A. M. Admission To the Entire Daily, Children, under e (I 1 Combined Shown W i Nine rent's q'Aia, Reserved OiiKliioned Opera Cliuira at tho Usual blight Advance. 50c. ,3 Two Exhibitions Daily. Doors Open at i and 7 P. M. JMCRFORMANCES llEUlN AN HOUR LATER. i OBB2MEEfilSSB3KHmB j-ewiB'jrwwmn.' iff"'.'. Kinci) Uf. ilo.t 1 XJrl.rul, J. .J. Altfhi", Chief of Police, IinoxvlltiJ, Tcnn,, wt'lt.H: ''Mr family and I hi r heiia. tleiarJcs of your' niont excellent iiiedlrhiCi ))r. JvhiK'n N'bw line ivcry for coiixtiniptloni having found It to ho all that yoil claim for it, d hire to test fy to Its virtue: M v frleiidn to urhont 1 have recomiiipndcd it, pnllub It at drery opportunity." Dr. Kin t'k Now Ois coyer for Contlinptlon li jpl rrilti'tid td cure Coualis, colds, Hrdncliitld. Antlima, t.roup and every affection Of tho Throat, C'lOttnndLu iK' Trial hot leu free at J. V. Wrlglii; drufr tore. LarKC elzj ?1.00. The .Kimball organs have no eqilal, Billiard table for elo clieup; JBni qtiire at; thii (juice; , , Hoy tile ctiietjfiltedl KlnlbRl pittHbl; tVlillu (lumln. We aro now offering :t larc hssorttiiBiit of ticwe.it etylc of lace cliehlis, olripti'! Honied and plain lawni Jaconbu iiiuxilllas, eainliriei and pliiii!K, tinted inill( India Unmix una hattistea; plain and embroidered swlnni', Will 0 emlmilderlcx on swim, naiiKuokuaiu hrle iiiid dllllitv fhliev colorcil I'liilirnlilorlnt and laces adapted to tho present neason. New linen, lotion dud iillk laeci Mailor ders reeelvo tllo inort eareftil attention; Sample sent to hitetidliif btiycre. Whlla it KINO, 180 First Street, Portland, Ortaon. Au Elcthit UiJtjetltutK For oils, saltx.pills.andall kinds of Wltcr, fiauseous medlclnoa li the very agresable liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. Iteo oiiiinendeil by leading PJly.ikiaiu. MUpu fhctured only by tlio Cahfiiriila Fig Kvrup C0.1 Kan Francisco. Cal. For sale by all tlriiKghU. Until IleiishU & Woodurd, tholeialo agents, Portland, Oregon. Pendleton, Oregon. Having used tlp Oueoott Kiu.vkv TkA (or one of iny soin, Whbic urhlary orjifth! wire Injured by taklM turpentine, I clil-erfUlly certify to its btheflelul elTecU, und recom tnctld the vauib to tho publlui . ,. LOT LIVEItMdltK, I agbiit; for Wells) Purgo A C'tf: Vou arc feeling dcprrs.icd, youi flp! Ct:to N poor, you Ure hotliered with Hradaelie you at-u llstftty, ilcrvoux, and jri'iii'iallv out or xortR. and want to .miiaci: hp. nracn tin but not with sjliiuili'iitM, fiprii) inedlvhH or ) tti' -s. iv fli have for t linir naulK 0 'v liuan: bad v.'hiskev. and w lileli Hthliii Uto von lor 1111 lionr. 1 ml 1 1 it'll li'iivo vou v rue condition than befori'. what volt want U an alternative that will ptlrlfy your lilootl, Htart licaitlii' action or i.tvcr ami KidiitiVH. ri-htoro your vitality, Iiiid Ldvi) re lieweil health and mrctiL'thi KUcli a medl cine you will llnd In Meet fid lHttiim, and only Oeeiilsa bottlout J Ti Wright's unit; store, uiuoiif urcgon. riyrup -f Flu. Manufactured only by the California Fit? Syrup Co., Han Frilncisro, Ciil., is HuturuV Own Truo Laxative. This pleasant Calllor- ma ii'pini irtut remedy may lie H ill 01 au "iriiKKiii", ai nny cents or one noiiari it is the miM pleasant, iirnliuit, und cliectlvc :'eniedy kiiovtti to Cleanic thuHystenn toac on the Liver, Kidneys, dnd Ilowel.t Ki'iltiv yet thoroughly ; todUpel Ucadat'lies, Colds, ami pevcMj to cure coilsliniptioii, liuiges tioil, ami kindred ills, rriiii-f Tfeiitnicht f -r CutiKlm. That the r'cadur may fully Uiidcrstdiid wha1 coin ItuteS a good 'Nnigh and Lung Svrup, we ivlll nay that Tar and Wild ' berry fs tho baHld of the bent reiiledlcs yi!t dlseoienal. Hi mi HilTi'iIIcm with sevninl others I'lpially t'DleacinitA. enter lunrelv Into Dr. HoKau- ko'ft Cough Iiiid Lung .Syrup, thllH liuildiiK it oilb of the most reliiiblu now oil thn niilrknt. Price, 00 ecnti jiml 41.00. Samples free, told ujo.it vtiiKiii) union, urcgon. lliivklm.'M Arnica Bit tp, Tun IIiwtSaM'K hi tho world fof Ciiti, IlruUci, .Voks, Ulcers, Halt lllieum, Feer flort's, TrtteK Chapped Hands, t hilblulmi,, Corns, ami all Skin 1 ruptionsj and positive ly euro PIIch, or tin pay reiitllri'di It Is guaranteed to give perfect, satlhfactlon, or money tcfiimled. Prlea 'io cent pi!f box. Fofiialc by J,T. Wright, Union, Oregon; i:ugl9 t'mijier Hlioji. 8;l5.Avlei, ithiuufrtturui' otbtUtcr handlji (Jiul ki,'!i, linn ittwHya on InUtcl it L'doll BUpnly of llio Uust quality, itild will soil tiieiu dl i-eihiouithle pricii-ii GiVbhliiiu call lt MU flhup, Botili Uf thu School Iiouho, Uiilou. Vf. Capps, M. I.. Burgeon arid" JlOiU'cb pdthlc Physician, union, Oiegort; Pint Halk.IOSO atrus of land, 111 Ih one body. Also a brock id Uilloli by UtU A TUUhj: ICstahlislicd in 1SG?i Ite-estahliBhed UflJ. TO Til K l'KO?(T AGAIN. Ml nWX V Tlip Union Wtirnrv Conliiallv offer for said for fall and spring trailo of lSHd ntld IBS, 75,000 Fruit, Shade Trees and aiiruuuery, At 1'i1coh to CorrctipoMl With tllo a'iincH. llavitiL had twenty years' cxilcrlence In the nursery buslncn and fruit urowltlg In union uniiiity. I conclude that I well Un lerstami what the ciunato 01 haxtcrn urv :dri. WasliinKton and Idaho TerfltorloS most need. I will IssUe circulars j.0on. fof free diatrl butlou, giving lit of varieties and priCedi For ftirthcr particulars, tldilrc.13, II. i. GEEU, ritMMKfott, Cove, Unloil County, Orcgont C'Urn tor t'llus. Plies aro frequently preceded hy a hcujU of Weight hi the' back, loins and lower part of the abdomen, I'aUnhlg tho putictlt to slip' ponO lid has home nlfc. tloil ot tliO kldneyit of nclslib riiig orgaiisi At thiloM nynlptoms ol Indlgelillpn aro prcerit Ilatiilcin5y uneasy lii-NH at Hid ktomaeh. tic. A nulls til rd llfti lierspltathui, produemg a very dlssgrVcable toning alter, rteiiing, warm, is a common atteiidniiti Jlllnd, Uler.dlngi and ItcUl Piles yield at puce to thu application or Dr. liosanko.s Pile Iti'mddvt which ots dtreoilf upon tlnJ imrln effected1,' aliMirblug thf l iimorv, aniyiin; tua uiiewre uvHing) npciinir , yovmnutmrvrt .rnww sm larcJM 'i iu un jiomhko. Neuiume u WW Ui urn vh;' ilt l WritM.