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About The Oregon scout. (Union, Union County, Or.) 188?-1918 | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1887)
iwi.uLiu iMfn v wjuu jjmi .if. I iuj.ui Auiuu"uwijn.wwutwiwiiuiniu jmjmwg wmr JV TOE OREGON SCOUT. ETCHINGS. AMOS K. Ji'M.f,. 1- ilinO '"r Iiiimi 'slm Unite mi lht "Srt: Th Orr!fn Sennt ha larpe a circa- Am-kxmo.v ScHOOl. liXERCtSBS. ! Minn a any three paper., , ., ,,r- Comnienerinent e.vereise look idrteo ', at Ai-eetision M-ltool, Cove, ttn Friday , evening of lart week. A lar:e audi-! fiu'f from nil jwrtf of the valley wis 1 "resent. notwithfUindins the ruin. The programme eoiifiidetl of instrumental ana voeal nr.i.ie, and leeitatioiu. All nrtf if it wore reeeived by tin andi cneo with marks of appreeiation. It would 1p invidious to mention iianien, when all dil m uniformly well, rdifs CiifN. 15eidleinan,whoi tin? (lift jjrad-, nate of Ai-ccnt-ion school, then read hi r valedietory, a srholaily and pleas-; nijj esNiy on " I he i-oree of rtejnilier. Sochi Srin dilations. l'nrnjrrni li" l't tiOiiitiic. l'rlnrlj nlly. to Iho lVrijcrltinttom of tin I lure. Island Cil Idvls. nnn nj me rilai", contained, ana m cor rrxpniulintjly valuable an an atlvtrtixiwj medium. Saturday, .Juno llt-li.,1887 Union and Vicinity. :ard has been "THE DO IOVE." The post ollice at llil discontinued. Circuit court is now- in H-vioii at JJaker City, Judge Iton ire.-idinj;. Iheakiii: cart for sale. Knipiho of )r. 1). Y. K. Deerim:, I'liion. There will he lots of fun al the "pink tea" and mum sociable, next Thursday evening. Head the new announcement thi." week of the La (irande Fourth of July celebration. The Wallowa Chieftain advocates the building of a wagon road fiom Joseph to Cornuco)ia. A. Meachcn.a prominent attorney of Suinmerville, was in Union, on bold ness, tliis Week. The prohibitionists of Linn county will hold a convention at Albany on the lit 1 1 of June. JJead tin advertisement of the Sum merville, Fourth of July celebration, which appear in this icne. There will be a match panic of bapc ball between I'liion and North l'owder flubs to-morrow, at this place. The New York, Store in La Ciande continues in the lead. Low prices and fair dealing, are attractions that draw -every time. A series of well written articles dis ruptive of Wallowa county, by II. F. Iinrleigh, are now being published in the Chieftain. The sidewalks in several places throughout the city are out 'of repair and rhnnld receive the attention of the commissioner. Where is he? Arrangements are being made by which those attending the Fourth of .July celebration at La (irande will only have to pay half fare on the railroad. Jos. Wiight has ordered a new stock of hardware, ami tools for another tin shop which are daily expected toariivc. lie. will open in his brick building on the corner. If you want a fine pair of shoes or boots, call on Mr. C. Vincent, who has L. liner, of San Finm lseo, is now in this city. A nnmU-r of noble red men were to be setin on our streets Wednrsdny. A very pleasant dam e was given by the 1'nioii Social Club at their hall last night. Mrs. tJiiin Warren left, yesterday for Wiugville to visit her parent, Mr. and Mrs. Osborne. Dr. McDonald and family returned reeentlv from an extended visit to Can- i :: i !. ! lie in m ' r (iiw ii- :i rest ii thr ' t . nil' j ke A in I lei H have -tiiuethilijr li.w ; ; J.ct uimhi yi'tjr e iitliliiranil rvtymir Jaw. : Awl drink' !?.. whtskf r oh do. N tliere reason or rhyiiM? Urn! other K-i;ilt '-' , ! Shnulil worrv mi old fHil t a 13 I ! is And the -nilli- on the slreof yutir Mnrostln' ' v-flQS'm O til t rt d J f(C o i IUI IIIUIl U1VIUUI O V liHIiiili lircw stale, ah! loiiji haiK iK'- (to "t't, on the lee Ut eiml, 1 ' You Hre too, too overdone, ti "S' 4 f 1 "vs; (ioil rj .Niul idre Hi a re-t on your wofti nut Jokes, , .U 1 i lUA ' I.A'. I Wi (lir.iiic to eotilitt'r tli em fun. l,l,li,.I. I.k,1, mr. l illlUI., IH'III SO i I After a brief report by the principal, of j ada and the Kastern State. i the work of the school for the year, the Tln-re will be service nt St. John's L'ewMr. l'otwine, of lVndleto'n, deliv- , K)in(pal Church Union, Sunday eve eivd an addie.-s, niaiked by vigorous, j ning at ipiarter In-iore eight. o'cliK'k. pr.ietieal thought, on the true aim and (uito a huiiiIh-i- of Iji (irando's eiti end of education. It was highly en-1 reus lit on! for parts unknown lat week. 1 joyed by all and will leave it. inipres j The natuie of their malady is not giv- , for good on many minds. The gr.tdu- j en. ate was tin n presented to the Hislmp, . Marion Davis who has h.vti attend who delivered to tier the diploma of , jj, ()) hninesp in Hnker county for the school, with his blessing. The ex-1 M.'veral weeks past, returned to I nion ereises were concluded with praycrand , Tuesday. benediction. All present seemed well Sniilh.s Walking gang plow, some- , pleased with what they had seen and ' uw j(lst u, (,linffi ,.Vu. . nearu, aim so emieo i ouimencenieiii 1iv. ,,,,,.,, i...,,!,..,,.,.., C.. ! j Island" City. d i Mr. 1. llougliton.n pioininent farui j cr and Mock raiser, of Lower l'owder ' i river, was in town this week. We ac- I t knowledge a pleasant eill. 1 i Mr. John Illooni, of Fine valley, pas- , j sod tliiough Ibis city last Monday on j I bis way to the Fast, lie will prob- ! i ably be gone three or four weeks. ( ! The two Miss Stnrgills. and Miss ' ! nv i .r ,.i. ... t.:... I .. . . ..i:.. ..!.. tt ,. .l ... . iMiom hi i;iier v in , sin- iimiiiik ing through his land. We have not ended Commencement J at Ascension school One unexpected feature of thr occasion must not Im for- ! gotten. the establishment and bestow- j al of the II. II. rreneh prize, tins is to eon.-ist of valuable books to be given annually to the valedictorian of her class. Tun ()tiij:i; Sim:. Mr. Wesley l'ar ker, of North l'owder, writes us a lettor concerning an alleged misstatement made bv 'Yank" m last week's suc, Mrs. John McNeally is ill. Utrge quantities of wheat is hauled to the Island City mills. Mrs. MeCleland go.' to Portland, i Thursday, for medical treatmeiU. Uncle John liuchanan bin ereetnl n Turbine wind engine on his farm. Some tifteeu or n ore went over to the Cove to witness tho dosing exei eises of the Ascension iehoi.l. M:s. A. S. Duniway will lecture at tin1 schiol hou.-e tli" (Wednesday) eveirug on "Killing the Dreakers' KiKy Cooper's tin" horses got frisky innl ran into a barbed wire fence. One of them was badly cut on the shoulder. A fsesh arrival from soinewbere. so ts. upward. lK,il)fr Jcivcys, from one dol. upward. (1L0VHS, I10SK, CAL1COKS, UltillONS, Fiv, AT 1MMCKS Fine OK1FNTAL FLOUN mm now until further notice, at - Summerviiie, (y(k WIDKOricr.tal lace. Si. 1. 00. CUOI) COKSUTS, 50 cents, each. ( ! 1 N ( S II A M K M Ii 0 1 D K U I KS, IN I'UOi'OUTlON toAKOVE. CIN'I for DWFSS Front-'.. 181 IS' 11 ;0 ! r. ft ("!. Vj"S A71i inovetl over near the school Look them up and give them space to give the letter 111 lull, hut it is substantially a follows: "This road will make seven miles of county road fiicnds in this city. They are now tho the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Booths. Mr. L. L. While, the linker City den tist will move to this place in about on mv ranch and takes between Til) and ! two weeks, lie will open an oilice 00 acres of laud that I bouubt and paid for, and causes me to build seven and three quarter miles more fence than I would have to build if the road was not thi-re, at a cost to me of ueaily ipSO.) for extra fencing, saying nothing about the cost of keeping said fence in repair each war. That "alkali lolnt" he speaks of, means a strip of land , feet wide and three-fourths of a mile j long, through the bes t meadow land on my ranch, taking nearly (' acres of land worth at the least 75 per acre." lioth ' these gentlemen have now had their , .-ay, and we trust this matter will be drooped, as it. is not a proper subject ' . : 1 l ........ .. 1.. usi reccnei. ...ge ..sso , f()t. 1K.WH),H.r ,.,., IOv,iy, urn! we aie test, sty es .ronu neeasu .e wm oe . itl(,r hjM mV(, wn undersoui lor casn. i ry mm Last week a neat little steamboat was launched 011 the Wallowa lake. The machinery will be put in by the lrtof July. Alpha is Hie name of the boat.' It was christened bv Mrs. (. W. llullery. The town of Yale, county seat of lalheur county, now contains three saloons, two livery stables," two hotels, two general merchandise stores, and ticveral dwelling houses, besides county buildings in course of erection, Wallowa county has organized a stockmen's association, one of the principcl objects of which is to prose cute cattle thieves. The association will 110 doubt be a great benefit to that county, as stock raising is the princi pal industry. Mr. Al. (Jardner, the jeweler, requests ns to Mate that the icport put in cir culation by the La (irande papers that he will soon move his shop to that place, is intirely false, and that it is his intention to remain here perma inently. The title of the town site at Yale in Malheur county, owned by State Sena- (,... tor Uinehart, and which has neon 111 j,., litigation for a number of years has finally been decided in favor of IJine hart by the Secretary of the Interior. This decision is final. "We particularly call the. attention of our readers to the advertisement of the branch implement house of ICnapp liurrell & Co., at Island City. They keep airimmense stock of everything in their line and farmers should inspect their stock and learn prices, before pur chasing elsewhere. Mr.' Jos. Yowell, while riding along the road on the Sand Nidge last week, found a purse lontaining over .f'iOO.OO. Ho afterward learned that the money soirv the matter should nave mentioned in the first place. Tin: I'l.si: Ci:i:i:k 1'oap. The report put in circulation this week that the high wateis had washed away the Ha gle erct k bridge on the load leading from this citv to Cornucopia, was en- 1.. ...:.t. t 1.. -ii.. n..,. , v 1 . ...1 .1 ..1 raiUlil nam nglll, won came over me man j Thursday, says the bridge is as good as 1 ever, and tin re is no danger of it ever 1 being taken away by Hoods, as the wa- i ter was higher this year than it ever has been, or is likely to be for many years to come, lie says the road is) now in passable condition, and light! teams arc traveling it, although lie has not yet put any work on it with tile money recently appropriated for that purpose. This will be done at once, however, and an extensive travel will at once commence, as it is much the shortest and easiest route from the railroad to the Fine Creek mines. Mr.M SociAiii.H. The Ladies' Aid Sociity of the Fieshvterian church will give a muni sociable at the Hon Ton Uestaitrant building, Thursday evening June loth at 6 o clock. 1 he plan is A few persons will be appoin ushers, whose dutv it will bo to receive pi ople as they come, show them to their seals and Use their utmost en deavor to induce them to speak. The first time a person speaks, he or she and make Union his peinianeiit home. At least two theatrical companies are negotiating for the use i f the theatre in this city, and it is piobable we will have some anuucnient in that line soon. Frof. Ilackelt and W. 1!. Johnson left on the train yesterday for Idaho to take a look at the .country. We did not learn how long they intend to be away. Mrs. Summers has had the building on the corner of Mnin and A streets lifted up for a niillim ry store. She will, no-doubt, receive an extensive pa tronage. Mr. iScjthold (Joldsinitb. traveling salesman of the brni of (loldsinith it Lowenbi rg. dealers in stoves, and hou.-e furnishing goods, was in the city last week. Yictor J. .Miller, of Union, graduat ed fioiu the law dcpaitnieni. of the Willamette University at Sal-in last v. We arc glad to make nolo of Yictor' success. (i. W. Hunt, the well known railroad contractor, M-cuied the contract for building the I'cndleton and Wallu'a railio.nl, and has already several hun dred hands employed. J.co Levy purchased two wild, liiey and untamed steeds, of the Indians that were in town this week. We have bis obituary written up, which will ap pear in our next issue. Mr. Francis, of Fortland, general agent for the North-western Lifelnui auce Co., and Mr. Carter, of Island City, local agent, were in Union the greater poition of this week. Last Saturday ' Labor Day" passed without being obsvived, in this city. It being a legal holiday, considerable inconvenience was experienced by those having business to attend to, and that is about all it amounted to. All presons interested are requested to meet at the residence of Mrs. J.. V). Davis, in North Union, on the after noon of June lfdli to make arrange- llave house, Work. I at her W leinskie, of iJaKer ( ity. in forms us that eighty acri's of land be longing to the Catholic church estate in Island City, Will In: sold and the' mom y Used 10 bthld a residence l.r j the priest. Fourteen hundred dollars! has been offered. i Monday evening, quite a number j met at the lesideneeof Mr. McOinness. ! Frof. Tate and family, who are on their I w.iy to their ranch near Ixock erceic, were there. The Island City hand went down to see tin ir teaelu r. A grand mu-ical treat which was highly appreciated by those present until quite a late hour. Tnere was a por tion of three hands present, all of whom were taught by Frof Tate, and evinces the careful and skillful manner in which he has patiently laboicd. The McUinuiss boy s band began to play as we neaied I he residence, 'flu hn-tcss entertained us in a charming manner. Master licnncy favored the nudienec with his celebrated jig dance. Then eamo several pieces by the l'rofe-sor, on the organ, the Mcd'iiinics boy's string band and a grand finale 'llon ney lilue 1' l.ig." and all went home feeling that it was good for us to have been there. Suits, $17.00. Mens' Fine Diagonal . . buits, 1 0.50, 1 mo mm mm art, t BOYS'" SUITS "is Hi SIESin Proportion. CALL KAKI.V SKCUHF TIIUSK 11AUUA1NS and avoid the KF- W SWEET CHARIOT." T 1 .a dies' 'twill bo well for you, Jjist, while I tell to you How 1 will sell to you Bargains ail the way through, Dress (ieous Sold by Sample at rorlkuid Pr'ces, 5 . i BBOCHS AT BE a t ! I A I.i'llrr of E : 11 im 111 -11 1 1 u 1 1 1 11. ! YreUn, Cal. . Fel). -'.". 1SSC, , This is 10 certity thai Dr. "S. Ilar- nion has been al this place llie past j two niiMitli- and tliat from obsci valiou of him. and of several eases under his 'treatment, I can safely recommend him as iiuncciili-t ol over average abil ! ity. and as a lirst-eKss opiiean of high ! skill. My fric.iiiW in Oregon who I may need' hi- service, can rely that be j is not a charlatan, but a gentleman of merit and one wlio-e skill will be rec i ogni.ed by all vliiweycs are alllicted. , ' V.. II . Al'THXIM.TII , Attorncv at Law. To Those Indebted. On the morning of May .'Pith. I had the liiisl'iirlutie toln-i, by lire, my drug store and iN entire cnuttiits, accoiuit bonks Inehi tk'd. I am coiiipilUd 10 ak dine who me hiiU'htcil to me to call at my ollir.) nt the i Fir-tKatinnal Kiiiik.iiinl iigroc iipim amount j due, and arrango fur settlement of same. ', Please call at your earliest convenience, j ' JNO. T. W'itMillT. Must Ee Settled. m m 1 11 is bent, niiiaoiJi laim mini liEill 01 FlliillS. ml nv ivT "As the twig elined. so is the tree in- Drake buys Tor cash and ftives his custo- makes ineE's tJie benefit. Caali is king and Bueeess is his servant. Drake's low rent and low price his store the plaee to save money. i WILL NOT W UNDERSOLD." 1 i ol to W M to hall pay a lino of ten cents. After 1 ments for. the annual strawberry fosti- having spoken the person becomes an usher, and must join in the cllort to make others speak. The time for si lence will last until S iI.'O. Following the time of silence will ho freedom of speech, and "Fink Tea" will be served at the usual pi ice. A jolly time is a'n tieipated. Let everybody go and join in the fun. Xi:w Discovmtii'S. Messrs. V.'ilson it Miles, owners of the "Annie" mine had been lost by Mordo McDonald, j .... iiiir creek, east of this city, are down and returned it to him. Mordo was 1 ))U ;t 10U feet, and have struck much pleased to get bis money back, am,tiu.r vein coining into the one they and no doubt, thinks that .n nouei .m, ollf llt rllt iUigles, which is ahont one foot wide and very rich 111 silver. Mr. Dunham Wright has also discov- ... 1. r ...ui man .s the nomesi worn 01 nou Tho following named persons are registered at the Alpine hotel, Cornu copia : F. 15. Culluni, rVew Mexico; h. A. Hlacker, I). V. Moore, C. (ioodspced, and W. .1. U. Woodrufl'. Union ; Win. Worst Moorc.s eanii'i; Col. J. W. (Sil son, Fortland; Iko (ioble, Jno (loble, IFil' creek: llert (iaylord, City; Jas. Malonov, .1. W. Feterson, Ike O'Mara, "Whitiiian;" Win. McCarty, North ( l'owder cicd, about a half mile east of his jilaee, an iminens'; ledge of ore, ut least four feet wide, which promises to be miuio thing big. Experts seem to think rit is extremely 111: 1 in Miver, ami mi Wright has tent mine Fortland 1 eduction wor F:i.i;(TIun ioit Makkhai.. At a spe- ial meeting of the city council la.t Tn. .s.l, iv ..veniii''. Marshal Late.s re- viil for the benefit of the Union Ceme tery. I The ladies of the Episcopal church i will give an entertainment sometime during the session of the next circuit ' couit, for the purpoeof raising funds I to make some neccbsary repairs 011 the j church budding. I Judge (Irodall took his' departure t yesterday for Cornucopia, for the pur pose of looking into the condition of I the county roads, hiidges and other ! propel ty in the southern iirtion of the . county. lie will bo gone about a week. I Harry Deacon was the recipient of 11 stipritto party, last Monday evening, , tendered by his nii.ny friends in this City, on the occasion f his nineteenth birthday. Harry in a very popular young man and on this occissiou re 1 ceivtd K-voral eleuunt i-rctM-iiU from llavliighad the misfortune to loe my en- 1 tire stuck of gnu'ls, by lire, on the morning of the .Kith. I emit roipiest a'l tin se indebt ed to me to call ut m.ce and ii'tih tin it ac counts, ns I am in acid of money, ami must liaveiv. .10s. vnurtiiT. it is our tun 11 Iaf nil the Cita'. U r Un'ni '! F"' n' ' " ( we ; re Itctri leg 1 bin go and I'l ie'v !-'elecfi'd .S'.o. k ot Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Giass and Queensware, . .Just recoivi'tl nt IScriiian Will deck's, Hummurville, in oxira fine and wtill .sc lci(!ictl .stH'k of mens' boys' and yonlfis' i'3jthi!p;1 which will be wold at asloDishin? low prices. Call and con vince onrsclf. M i WJi 3 ii Dr78. HARMAN, : (Of St. IVnr-lnnv. Russia,) j I and Practical; 1 mr, ami $u. j, Voung lady friends, e of the ore to tho l ' ,, . .... ,orks tolled.;, 'J.l- nion silver ( ,, J niin Pro firnl Urn (wncwN Olx.' in I'iirli r Cclllenilla! lintel. ornel Ihiml will 1 be in attendance at the Suniinervilli Fourth of July celebration, and with j the Summerviiie b.iud Will fumuli tho iniieie. Thi will U- a drawing curd. I The enuineer, Geo. Kiilenbach, who :ni.,i ubo threw up his job of 1 Xi-nrly everybody is fond of good music had charge of the engine that run oer jgi,t watching. The ivsK"iotm wa' i and will have an opj ortnntty of IisUmi anil killed the who was charge lossnus.H i,v tin week arrested on a warrant from Judge (moduli's court, and brought to this city, whoro ho waived exauiinatiu, and was held to appear before tho grand jury, with bonds fixed at .j00. which he gave at once, and returned to his duty. 1 Not I.nsaxi:. An old l.idy by tho nanio of Cox was brought down from Kaglo Valley, this week, who wns tlmill'llt ii llicniin 1... ..l.rAK'il eymptoiuii of mental ahomition, and had 1 " 1 bomi limit lu-ii-n in tl ,,..1..... ;., Ut)'1 ----- ....... " ...v 4i41t !.... this county. The extuniiruig frhysi eiaii6 could find nothing, upon this 'oc casion to indicate that she was of un sound mind, and Judge (iiHMlall dis missed the case. She is now stopping b (; lv u tramp last week, and .u.oei,jwl, and at 11 meeting to W held cd with criminal care- nt,xt jjiay evening, thu council Wdl coroners jury, was this : 'to (ill the vacancy. We do not know whether there are any as pirants for iheofHeo or not, but if thero are, thev should put in their appear ance. The. city is really moru in noel of u gH)d night watchman than it w of a marshal, and steps shuuld U- iinine diutely taken to h.ive one put on. Wr.U'olVK Moisti uk For several davs during the fore part 1 the wi eje, iiu.bd r.uu Ml ii'pi""-" . i-un'inuoUsly. It ins t" have tieen gtiui-l.aii ! n- 'i'1"; ' " " 1 1 .1. . ....lir.. iii. Wbllecroiw ill'll ll'I LIIV I IH" ....- not actually nvtloii. the rain.- i.n I a l ug' ;:sui. I in iiiffirin' m thu . did not omr amiss and iibiind.tiit i '-I i '"-' I ll.Hll Oilllt V. iug to it on that day. Mr. J. II. .Smith, thu railroad eon tmctor, is i.ovvin thin city looking after his bosiii.-s iiiterestti. His innny friends hen arc alwavs glad to see him. lie informs us that his work on O. A C. It. l(. in tin Siskivoii niMiinlaiiis is j,jt;'i. --in." filli lv, aiid ll.inkn colinec- , '1 lC tku will be made by the Jdth. i Tie fi il.rwiug named peiroun will fill the taiioUf olli. i s of tie day at the 1. 1 (Ji.iii.li Fi- irth of July h bration : 'i( -Mi 10 , KvSem.tor .las. JI. Slater, ,.f (J. .1. I.-: M .i-l.l. -'"'ig A. C. Ci .:. 1.1 ' n mo F -idi 1 I J ( la ration, Turner Oliver: ( haplin, Uv. (!oo. T. ; KHiot. Mis M.ib. 1 (iraody will rcpn m nt tin (Jml b f ,,1 j;i rty, and lion. J..I01 II. Mitil.iU ui'id hv.'r the ora ,ii 11. i Duplex Jjye Illuminator. It v tli'n iiMclibii' I inn ii'ilo t.. ih'tfrt (In slitflin-i-l di-.ea n- of the eve. 1 Imve n invert! 11 hv which 1 hid i-blu to ni'-;islire tliii fin i u.'lhe tl mi I iiiikeg!mi to miiii i-m li i'm-i'ci I'll -I v. I Iiivi- a Jaw siipnh dl . n.iin - I'FIHil.K bl'.NS, f all -.. m i'iIT :c!i' k ti ri--. wh eh mil lie 14" iiiri'iln tiv 11. 1 ... ciill'. A!n Imve Ihe JJIiUlt ATJ:i) J.li.Nb. mIiU-Ii. in mhiii' c is. lliaxiuig" ta'iiiiil 1 Xpr tliu l-ilrfu t!ie trtiliiun rue. di-rUp from t'leni. 1'or in-sliilu-e. ;i farv'i- ere, nlld 11 I iVA I'llpil. em 1. nt ii lie 1 el. lilc. s th uivi I"" miu-'i ll'lit lli- M .biati ! Ino in lini leu- i 1.1 .kIi U ilf". f .ill Wliicli was lj()VLiit for .(;as3i and will be sold strictly for cash, at prices that will "as tonish the natives." We di.i. l isi.wt to "run the town." I ut ;h csp-et n u -jbar.- o' tho trad of t, iseitv an I " mifv. it lot d ah' H.V 1 X" "lltl ,nv j rices vl I iiitiii.iii!h!i tl.iit 111.I. The old way of doing business is a tiling; of tho past. ' Casli men do not want to pay poor debts and long-winded accounts. We expect to ro-orgunize tiie mercantile busi ness in this valley, not to drum orlmnibug the people by misrepresentations, not to sell goods less than cost, but-to make a uniform cash price on all goods, which means 20 per cent, lower than any man who buys on time can sell for. Twenty thousand dollars worth of general merchandise bought and sold for cash will make this saving: 10 per cent, for tho risk, ,6 per cent, discount, cash and 800 for hook keeper, making a saving of 84, 000. Does anybody blame us for starling the bail a rolling? All 8 airae GlM of oiirsioGill wince iCfifll ... ... ! ..i.. !... ii. .,w ..i..i.,r ..f luulncw. U niU 'U iaur Hat'nuiu nr.. ui im, JAYCOX & FOSTER, - - Union, Or.