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VOL. nf The oregoIout. An incleixMulctit weck'y i i i .... fry Saturday mj WW JONES & V riihlivlR.S!5u?rilriotors. A. K. J(m:s, i Kill tor. ( 5('iiaxci:y, LdOlfllKlll. j HATES OF SIMS One copy inn; vear Six months i,i . i.w i 1 IU. TlllOl liivnr.'iili ly Cash llVlce. ! If Ini chmur nhrri))timwf& '' 1 ,V'!i, dollars HW 'fT"'1'- ) Kates of advertising luffiiktMi on op- j plication. jp j C3ir'orri"pondence front i its of tho ; country sola-lied, gjf i Adre-s sill L'oiinuuniciitiqn.-t leOitr.uo.v i SroUT, Union Oregon, m lMtOrKSSIoJl ' JOHN 11. CIMTISS, II j Attorney attw. lit Colliding and probate picla pce!al- ticH. Office, two doors. soiu'i'ofjJtolUec, Union, Oregon. R. EAK,X Attorney atSLr AND NOTAKV PUISLIX hiuct) win; , Tuion, loor south of J. 15. Ka.on Oregon. T X. OHOMWKLL, 1 -JL. Physlesan and & w Katon's Oftice, outs door south o More, Union, Oregon. JJ F. UUBLISIGH, Attorney at Ileal (-Mute and oolleetin OtHce Business a Specialty. l sepn, uiiowa t-oiiutv, uroj. o. v-,,EU- Attorney at Lat, Notary riiliMe, and Alit.-!itiiiK(Titlc.s. Office Statu Land Vt' e lml lmi comer -uuu ana a Mivets, t num. (j-tqK)i L. COI51JS, Al. D Physician smdSur ?on. ' Having pi-rniancntlv locatci)it itr. Un ion county Oregon, will lll'foUK ;udy to nttond to e ills in all tlu various t is 'and bcttleiiipntri of the Wallowa vtli" . nsrcmtoxK1 diskasus a tniirv. 3fy in..tt.) is : "Live and La ill," M. Uakku. J. W.Shi.i.tox. ,11, fDAKKll, SIIULTON& llAKllt Attorneys at Lafo. OFFICKS-Union and LaCrn Ron. special Attcntk n given a entrusted to m. AY, M. D., "OMKIWATHI Physician igvaslrghoi Xh CALLS l-K(llinTI.V ATtcnni) f.,. room !no. Wi T 1 I wyPH I 1!-wiiAv. ary Public. Ix-Coi'Ierk-i 1 Conveyancers and Afe traders Abstracts to iccal and Mltg pniicrtr I furnished on .short notice, j reasniniblc Sales of Ileal and Mining Ujertv noi-n tended to. Otllce next door houtli of 11 ion, Oregon. SODA Cor. Main and U Sts, Manufacturers and dealer! Sods Wa. ter. jarj-aparllla, Ojuger Alif t'am oda and Champagne Cider, SvriJ t-tc Or A. X OAliDXJ-Ut (G (J Watchmakers & I nlon, - On Clocks and Jewelry Itcpnlriiiff nt luderatiLtr Call and exa mine our jrno ! rrr 4 t, i re. Land Hi at Jo- ft- ,1aki:k. , Orc- i licincss "hijh j at-1 ...mi it.. 1 k I ' i.m tt i t i ra. Kfinnmnr .inn Wnrfl hi HUUIUU11.I JUUIUIUUI1U HI I 1 11 I' I V ivelors, 1 I IvU r Sale. ?fi i. ! I Kidney Liver Medicine XEl'EZ JdVOll?." TO iUi-C CURES r.ll Dlocancs of t!io Kidneys, Liver, Kindlier, mul Urinary Organs; Dropsy, Gravel. Diabetes, llriglif u Disease, I'ains in tliu linel:, Xiuliis, or Side; Iteteutloii or Kon-IJclciition if "i-Jno, Nervous Disease, I'emalo "XVcnkncses, Ilxecsses, .Taundico, Biliousness, Iletulnelie, Sour Sto:naei Dyspcj)3la, ConMl'mliun, and I'Slc-s. HUNTS REMEDY CURES WHEN' ALU OTirCIl MEDICINES TAIL, as It acts iMroetly and at once qn t!.o Kidneys, rier and ISonels, rostorin; them to a healthy action. HUNT'S HEJIEDY U a safe, cure, and speedy emu, and l.imdroda laivo been cured ly It when Ii:y6li!a:i3 i.nd lilcnds had given them up to die. Do not delay, try at o::cc HUNT'S REMEDY. Bladder, Uriatry and Ll-er DIso.-scc. l)ro;Ky, Cravol, and riatctcs, ara cured by m ras i:r.sr uid:;j:v euros rr;,hfu Wseate, retention or Kou-Iioien-I'.on of Uriuc, Taliu !u cho UaA, I.oins, or .Sid 3. PS Ills 3 euros Intemperance, Nervou lilscaacs, Ooncral Debility, FemV.o Wea;.nci3, and Exeesoj. cures Bill lO'.r.c.",, Ilcidn.-!--!, Jaundice, Sour &Uanr.eh, Dytpej-iia, C'oijs.iiiatii.n and Pllas. IrS REMEDY ACTS AT OXCK on the ICiar.oys,T.ivor, and JJoweli, roktor'i'i; them to a healthy action, and OUllKSwhcn nil other raodloinc? WL Hundreds have U-cn saved ho l.avo heef jivt-a up to die by friends ar.d physicians. Kidney Liver Medicine XKViSlt KA'OirX TO FJTf HUNT'S i:i:SII!DV his caved from Hn Ecrlns discaso and death hundreds who liavv been giv ca uj by physicians to die. IIUNT'H ItESIEDVcurcsall Diseases of tho ICidneys, Jtlndder, Urinary Or gans, DropHy, Grn-el, DIaltclcn run! Incontlucuco mid Itctcatlon of L'riact. HUNT'S KKaiKDV encouraces s.ecp. reatc an cppellto, bnocs up t'..o eytein, aau newed liealtli 1j the renulL IUNT'fJ KEMEDV curcn pain in the 1c, Ilaclc or I.olna, General Dobllity, malo DIseaseK, Disturbed Hloep, of Appetite nud Brlglt' Die&e IjtUNT'S KKBIEDV quietly induces the ll-cr to healthy action, rcmovinr the iuts iji'lJf produce IIHIoub Ileadaclic, Dyepep- Sour Stotaacli, Costlvouoas, flies, tho use c! HUNT'S IC12MISDV the h end Uvreb v.Ul nxcUly regain their cxisth, tud tie Lloyd will Ui pcriteUi' pulr'od HUNT'S Iti:5SEI)Y la iwtly wgeUhle, id tnoet a vant never beluro f uinikhed W tltv LiUic, and tho utiucnt reluice tuiy bo pUceu it. HUNT'S KKHRDY I pwipeuHl ot- " ... J t a. mill o uevor been known to fail. no trial ivlll convince yn. Tfot ob all I)ru-U:, m pi m ea, kJ0 If HHtS r i.t ir-i iv fis :A Fa SJ ss H Ik ufirflr I Si d m . 1 1'ix PaitJiMcC to HUKT8 HCMEDY CO., I'rorlde 1. 1. UNION, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 2, Our Poets. TM pit"0 is t'iven fur the lienelitt of our local writer-i U--C and (if Vll"M and we hope to make It a plenslnt; fuuturc of llio paper. To that cud contributions are solicited, hut they must puse undoubted literary merit to' obtain place and recogni tion here. liD.J nncn tor ine r-( oi t. i i MUMC. The earth indewey silence lay, l!ut bright in Luna's liquid lienni ; Where rustling leaves and waters play, I lingered in a mazy dream. For Music'shre.'ith was round me thrown ; The soul of music Illlcd the air; And she, whowoko each thrilling tone, beauteous as the seraphs are. As its soft witchery 'i omul me fell, I filt each deep and secret cell, Where fancy slumbered, opened then, To waft me from the haunts of men. I'eiieath the sweet, luxurious sound, My listening spirit was unbound; And guided by an angel's hand To some divine ethereal land, Where I with bliss-ful rapture strayed 'Neath evtry cool and balmy shade, With pleasure viewed the joy mid mirth, Untainted by the sins of earth; Which called to mind tho garden gay, That once in smiling Athens lay, Where Kpicurus taught the youth A creed of Nature's subtle truth. And there wa" Innocence, who smiled And calmed the heart of Passion wild, Ami bound him with her silken chain, Whose links he ne'er could break again. Allured by Virtue's glowing ray, Vico changed hN dark erratic way, And found within Iter trantpiil breast The scat of every joy and rest. And there was Oenius, too, who springs Aloft upon hi eagle wings, Unlured by Sirens, who on earth, Will hover 'round the humble birth, 1'hiticing, with their magic lay. His brothers of this erring clay, Who, by their witching v.oiees led, Will revel on the balmy bed Whore liow ers fair, their beauties show lint to contval the thorns below. And Friendship, 0, most potent power, To charm away Life's joyh-s hour! Through every breast that spirit blends, Thatthiilled the tried Sicilian friends. And there was Love, without deceit. Which truth and honor renders sweet, There I beheld tho Winged Hoy, Dispensing all the sweets of joy, While roaming through the perfumed hewers And drinking in the breath of flowers, And sending from his quivering bow The shafts that lay tho strongest low. Oh, thrilling, sweet luxurious dart I What bliss, what rapture you impart, What bliss, vhat rapture you instill Into that soul, whose every thrill Iteneath tho cordial you have given, Lies husking in the smiles of Heaven. Oh, touch the chords, again renew The soothing, sweet, seductive strain 1 No' mar the rest its witchery threw O'er heart, and sense, and soul and brain. Oh, fuir musician! I would fain Recall again the vanished spell That wooed mo from this dreary plain To where tho forms of fancy dwell. There's rapture in the poet's hrenst When inspiration hovers there; There's pleasure in the sweet unrest A lover's doubting heart niliy bear I Hut oh, had 1 a garland rare To deck the chosen inuse of mine, I'd wreathe it in Uterpe's hair, The sweetest of the tuuetul Nine. -A, K. J. Indian Valley Items, .Tuines (Julowuy is on tho sick liht. J. 'J'. Guloway'a barn is Hearing com pletion. Our school htiK u daily attendance of 12 pupils. School will lie out in district 51 for u vacation. Several of this vicinity will upend tho Fourth at Suininurvillc. Mrn. Powell OwunbyhuH gono to tho Wallowa to upend tho Fourth. Jtonis aro very scarce in this vicini ty aw everything jh very quiot. Our butchers nt Elgin goncrally havoon hand plenty of Ihtst class beof. Kvau K. Joned in going to Walla Walla to bpond the- Fourth. Alto kov cral others. Horn. To tho wife ofMilo lloldiigo, a bouncing boy. AIilo myn plaining hati raited 50 cts on tho thousand. The ration t frost 1ms d.lliu 11 L'rnnt I ilnnl of dnmtiKO to (iiiilciiH in this vl- ! utility, and had the gram been in bloom it would have been totally do etnved. Nil', I Wool Kicks .'JH cents each, at J. B. : Katon's. 5i,V v!lAM)E. Another Suinll lllii( -Coiitemiilnti'it Im pim eim nt-.--.'l'lii- "MrliiK.liiuti nw." Juno 80th, 1SS7. , Another lire yesterday morning. liev. Irwin was here this week. ' The pc.hool inarms' have mos-t all returned home. i Temperance- meetings eram to bo in ! I m-ilm t!nM (Itiv La (ii'.indt) lias no even a bote curt. Water! Water! hro company or ! Through tho-new pipes, hut it taMed like pitch. No t-'crvices in the ne"w church next ! Sunday as l'ov. Canny is to be away.' Prof. Melntiro whiles awav bin vaea- , tion by keeping books for Summer A- I lUiitu I Simnis has so far recovered from I sickness as to bo back again in Brooks' btoro. Charley Payne, who died but week, was buried by the Catholics, at Pen dleton. Peal has chiseled out fivo beautiful Queen Ann heads to ornament Soiu mer's new liriek. Some of our citizens aro going to Portland, Saturday, because of tho low faro , $10 for the round trip. .1 , , . ,i , .1,.. L-rry l-oley's case against tho dor- , ,ee,s to be a hard one to thle, wo ur:cs have failed to agree. f i I...:. i Jerr man s as two The timbers ot too burnt bridge on Depot street have been removed, and a new one will bo in place by Monday. Last Friday evening Ilor.-epool's slaughter house burned to the ground, together with t-omo beef, pork ami pelt:'. t s reported that another time card will , . ,,,-wlr. fm. the ,,,i,-sei,.r(.,. will soon he made toi the jia .sengt 1 trains, so they will both go through in tho- night time. . About .'I o'clock, a. in,, yesterday tho tiro wlustle sounded and when our eve wero opened enough to s'ee, wo found that Mrs. Garrett's house was on lire, and burned to the ground, but bv tho help ol the crowd that soon gathered, Hassett's house was Hived and a gen - oral conllagration was piovented. p Ilijill VtJiley ifapLlcaillS. ' Vragner returned laat week ,, , , , . .1 from ii visit to his old homo 111 I'enn- '1 he frost 00k a good mp on vines hyivallj.lt . M0 )vports a very pleasant and vegetables. j time, but cays ho would not give d. Between book and machine agents, I bits a pieeo for farms in that State, wo get no re&l. , Tuesday evening a very pleasant A lot of milk cows wero sold hero 011 surprise party was given to Samuel tho27lh, for $.'15 per head. j MoDanicl at his father's residence. A Kdgar Qitorotto, of Snako river, is largo number wero present and eon hero looking after his ranch and stray : gratulated tho young gentleman 011 his stock. j nineteenth birthday. Dancing anil John Wilkinson and family have : wulu l"loil in by all. gono to the Wullowa.on a visit to rel- "Wliera are you going the Fourth?" utivcs. Tho carpenters have finished Wilkin son's raw mill. Kibbe it OstranJer were tho architects and builders. In a recent issue of tho Scour I read an article on prohibition. I so licit space to cay a few words in regard to tho same. No law under tho sun compels a man to drink intoxicating iluidij, and 110 law prevents a man from becoming a prohibitionist. Search will bo made in vain for any law that ever made a man a prohibitionist who.-.o appetite craved strong drink, ami who determined to gratify that appetite. In this, as well as in most matters af fecting the individual, the settlement of tho question depends wholly on tho determination and strength of tho per son immediately concerned. He can quit drinking, but no one else can quit drinking for liini. The man too weak to abandon an evil habit will hardly bo strengthened by potty laws, preambles and resolutions, ami signing pledges. Stop all distilling and retail dealers, then tho evil will bo mitigated. So long as tho factories run it will ho ah-f-qrticd by means both foul and wicked. A man must prove that he is a man and able-to conquer the evil hinnelf, or it will remain his master to tho end. Homo. KN.10V , What a truly boautlful world we live In! Nature given ui grandeur of mountains, glens nud oeiuuis, and thousands of means of enjoyment. Wu can desire no bettor when in perfect hcul th j but how often do the majority of puople feel like giving it up disheartened, discouraged mid worn out with dlscu-c. when there t( no u en-Ion fi-r this fi cling, tn every uffrer oan easily ob tain satisfactory proof, th.it Urren't Auytut Flourt. will muku them fr) from disease. irn uhnn Imru. IIvhiwii.1,1 ami Mvur (!i ulnlnt. -ir tin. illr.t uiuitiw of wiii'iml v.flvii per cent, of Mich nmladle as Klllnui,neMn. Indlgchltonrlick Headache, l ostivenesn, Nervous Piostratlon.Dlzzlm s.ftho lieu I, Palpitation of the Hear', ami .iHterdicta-n- lug k mpMiiis. nine .Pm or .ii'tmt liw re will Prove ItH wonil. iful cMc t. u, luitttc. loceiils. T'y I 1887. The Govg. News of tlie M'crlc t I'li-nRnnt Surprise l'nrty--'i lin New CUi-hki! l-'ncturj -Doings of ilnok front. EXCELLENT SOi JtTEKS. June HO, m'L Holmes has disposed of his (ieo. cattle interests m Wyoming, and io- turned home last. Sunday. j -Mrs. Clara Iiurford painfully burnt her arm and wrist, Tuesday, by over- turning a boiler of hot water. Owners of i-tra wherry patches are disposing of their fruit at good prices. Tho demand exceeds the supply. linn .1 If l.iiv. fm-mm-K !i io.i- I ,.r .... i,, ,,;r.,i ,-;n.,.. i,,,., i ., Ill lll ll 1,'lli irv.lllllllll i Iklil. , i.-l visiting friends and aeipiaintances .lu ring the week. F.ugene Foster and wife went to North Powder and Baker City, this week on a hip-ini'iis trip. Times are quiet in those burgs at present. Wm. Forrester, of Wallowa, is em inoeo ill iiiL-seiii. in wL-n iiiii.-i-i, and will p obablv travel thn.u-J. country, canvassing, in a shoa lime. ..i i ... :.. !....... 3Iin Lora Coggan, of Pine Valley, was in Cove this week, accompanied , . .. . n, Vr. Jj; J" Welhiey. , - '. Messrs. J. V. Doney, V.h. Harris J f 1. Ill ili.tiir and foster nave, gone io ueiena, in. t ..... ... r T. witli several car loads of eows and j . j n-l i. il... .....il. I.. I fcieers. iiit-viuaiaiiiieii inu in 1 " , , r . Work on tho now cheeso factory has been commenced. It will bo i-iiimul iii -v Cue w-i-i'L'M mul when (Mini- 1 ...mi ...vi'dlv add to tho an- ! 1 t . ' 1 , l)(.aracu 0 om. town. r 1 v, , . . ,, , . I f'1'..Newlen started for us f.itu.vl homo in """"'I l" " '; week, with a load of household gooihi aad a diovo of dock. Ho vvih relurn uns lan auu movu u: i.uuuv. J. O, Smith and L. B. Stearns Wv-nt lP B . c.ou-.-.u., , . ... 1 m tllu "rge saw null building at , tlmt llwy. A. I bourns, formuly I of Cove, is ah'o working at niiho place. l() llogcm, ednei'day, 1 hey will 1 is tho (piestion d tlio day. un miii.r,v it appears that Coveites' will celebrate in about equal numbers at La Grande and Suminerville. A few are contem plating a triii to Portland and tho coast. A heavy frxvt visited Cove and tho sand ridge laut Sunday night. Gar dens ill some places suH'orod consid erably anil grain Holds woro blackened, but it js supposed tho damage will bo trivial, tho ciop not being far enough advanced to bo susceptible to tho scorching hand of Jack Frost. Prof, A. J. Haekott has accepted 11 position as assistant superintendent in tho building of tho Bellevue, Idaho, bridge. Mr. Haekott has had consid erable experience in bridge building in tho Willamette Valley, and com mands $0 per day for his nervices, The course of true lovo does not run smooth, even in Cove. C. Good bye, 1 am going to Idaho for an in definite stay. It. It is said ti Cove girl, as tv lust retort to draw a bean, is practicing on a violin. 1 wonder if that Pine Valley man has carried 1), oil' for good. M. 1 sincerely hope that K. 11. will continue to keep out of town. M. IS. Birthdays pay j my last brought mo a if 100 bill. S. The Fourth of July is coming, because I got six circulars fiom Summer it Blum, and they all said so. L. I am thinking of going to Jlogein with a load of fheeso and women. J. Don't you seo how' happy I am ; my last uchool clos es this week. X. THIltTY-FlVIS OKNTfl A CAN. The liilkOuR Uaking lfawdi-r. full pound caHatAvnrranttsl ns gHod u.h any in theinurgutlJ'or saloat Jones Bilh. 1 f K ! lM(nwfillirueii uiKiii . ; S, U. Aylt'H. IllllllUfactmer of but- torht.nelH 11ml kegs, has nhvnvs on HIIKl good (Supply of tilts best qualll.V will fell them Mt rensonubly jiilces. (Hvo Will a call nt hi- llOp, outh of tho school honker, I'.litW. t NO. 1. ISLAND (-LTY. Sully Ain't Veeklv ISmlcet cf Si-UN Nt.tei mul t'netlriil 1 iitnti-i'-. The American cag'c. 1'ioud bird of freedom all hail; The tow! that no ii'ie.can inveigle, Or put salt on his bountiful tall. Heavy fiost- Sunday night. Dr. Hill, of Portland, is visiting mends in town. M t1. Holmes, of thu Cow, is visiting friends in the eity, Cad. Croat, of Portland!, was visiting ' friends in town Monday. Tommy Jones wont to Portland, ' Tuesday, to bo treated for heart dis ease. J. A. Humphrey. of 1-land City mill ! got his finger ni:tUod in a cog, Wcd , uesday eve. ' Born. To the wife of Thomas Cox , Monday, June 27, a daughter. Father I and mother Uith doing well, j Mr. MelCennon, Mr.-. J. M. Berry's I brother, took his departure for Arkan I mis tho fore part. of the week. . , . t -T , , . I ' i i ,l!U ! '" ,h" 'kjlh il (s.iv o ) h ! d(i wv wcovorv, ... . . , I Suiinnervilbi or La Crande' tho question they al.tuk. wh meet, vou. S'iioiu' it rams; ...j., ' M...-n ,. ,im that's hen they wonder where tliuy'll go then. W. L. S. !iad a rough time of it ho says, (ver in I'nion last week. Ho . nr.. mi.. I was playing; he paused to listen, when I tfiini,. u (hovo ()f inoMn,ilos nd l5to;, WViW (.fusing one of them to I , ,. i mm... 1....1 4.. , """r'" ' ,,' 1 " , , ' 'f ' , ' adjourn Mine die. He sot his fan-nulls in .notion and left tlie town, i Mimminiim huuk lewii, j Va(lllr (-,,11(l.ks vViniBktv, of Baker City, is n.Miueste.l to explain wiiy djnirl -w hellI Ll (j,..,,,,),, ()t noru thlin (Wt.1Vk. fi!(.t w, in a room stitiare, and I ho church cniro in siuht. Some of the women c.uld got indoors, but tho men sat on the fviieo rooster fashion. This matter will bo laid before tho Bishop, unless ho can give a reasonable excuse. Sally Ann. North Powder Nuggets. Juno 23, 18S7. J. II. Parker's resideuoo west of town w'll coon bo completed. Hall. F.ec.les itCo'slog drive is about suspended for tho season, on account of low water. Mrs. J. W. Kimbri'li has been dan gerously ill for the last few days, but is convalescent. There was a heavy fiost throughout tho valley on tho 2lith, nipping tho lenuer vegeiaoics- nw in ue.nii from, no damage to grain. II. 0. (iorhum has two tennis em ployed hauling stone -delivering four loads per day, for his building on E street, to be erected this mmmer. ij Tho wrestling match on tho 20th, botweeh B. Yandecar anil .1. Pasco, was awarded to tho litter. Tho stakes "jii'O and gate money about '.10 was raked in by tho winner. Yank. Portland Stock Yards Report. Portland, Or. June 27, 1887. Supply of beef very light, and hardly Millieicnt for tho wants of butchers, without a heavy effort made on their part on the way of exchange to fill necessary orders. Although there was no material advance made in Micop was lirm th"oughout tho week and sales were nmdo with promptness, quito satisfactory to rcllors. Lambs wero in light supply and prices linn. Od'erings of hogs were taken with promptness. Howes arriving this week were unbroken and taken to tho coun try for sale. AUItlVAI. or stock roit tub wkkk. Juno 21. Beef -10 head; sheep 75 hoadi hogs (; head. .1 into 22. Beof i:0 head; sheep 77 head ; lambs B!l head. Juno 2:1, Beef 20 head, hogs 57 lul June 21. Sheep !10 head; beof 40 head; horses 28. head. June 25. Lambs 01 lu'iuh hog 55t bond: beef 00 head, Jnna 20. Beef 10 head;j , Uum, June 27. Beef 20 lu.id; llCUU i tlU'Cfl IJ'l Head. 1 Quotations. Beef, V siieep, . w ! 1 , wiw gniss, iuhus,.t.uu ii! y j Markut vviy mn'm 1 aiuu.igor Stock ol hiHMifr it 1 HtUt k fed, tr.'Af f J 1 "I I lnM
