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The Oregon Scout.
All iiidepe'idcut wcck'y Journal, Nued cv-
cry Saturday morning by
joxes & cieancey.
I'tibll-her and Proprietor.
A. K. .Iom:s, 1
Kdilor. t
. ('iiAri:v,
1 Foreman.
ItVTi:.S OF SUIISCISIE'TION:
One copy, one ve ir $l.."0
" ' M'x month 1.IHI
" " Three iiiontc.s 7,1
Invarlulily Cash In Advance.
mi ill ..uvmicc.
fi'liHtm ii,y not pnUI till
if iv ii',' hr rli, l mil.
If In) vlltllirr .iii.(v
e ml uj tint tlnlhiii
I!ate of adveiti-ing made known on ap-piieation.
JQi'('one-.)ondi'ir.e from all part of the Ilnvinir permanentlv located at Alder, Un
country -ol. cited. ' ion e unity Oieg.ui. will lie found rcadv to
Adre- all communication to the Oiikoo.n , ,lttl',1"1 1(1 ' .J1'-' various towns 'and
Scurr, Union Oivgo:). I settlements of the allowa valley.
I.Oit.vc Dlreetoiy. 1
GHAXnn KONDH VALLKY LOlKiK.
No. ."(I. A. F. and A. M.-.Mccts on the
M'coiul and lourtli Saturdii v uf each month.
a. li:vy. sine: r.-.
I TTNION LOIXilC, NV. .'!!! I. O. O. K. '
U KcKtilar iueet!iifi on Friday tveniiifrsof
f each week at their hall In l'nion. All lireth- ;
ren in piod standiii.' are invited to attend. .
hv oruer ot tne lotie.
(i. A. THOMSON, X. (j.
(.'HAS. S. MiLLKIt, .' e, retarv.
C'luiicli ISIrettory.
FaIMIODLST IIsrol'AL CHl'ltCII.
in. ami i p. in. Miiuiiiy x ho il at .! p. in.
l'raver inectint; cverv 'I'lniv-dav eveniiiir at
(5:30. K:.V. (i. M. U'WlN, J.itor.
T) ltKSHYTKIM AN ClirilCH.-UKfl F-
X hi
larehureh ervice'" evei v Saijhatii morn- '
in;; and evening. Prayer meeting: Wednes-;
day evening of tavh Wick, .'-a'.lituh bchool
cverv Nibuath at Ut a.m.
niOV. W. C. HAIIH), I'astor.
ST. JOHN'S Ki'ISCdl'AL CIIl'I'.r-H.
Service everv r-uudav at o'clock p. m.
ItKV. W. U l'OWICLL, Hector.
Comity Oillccrs. i
State Senator L. I. Hiuehart '
Icpreentativ.s
Judge
C'oiniii!ioncr.'S
I I. Iv. 'lavlor
f F. D. Mel ullv
Judge .. .). I', (icodall
.lohii Chi'isinan
K. Leen
Sheriff A. N. Hamilton
Clerk A. T. Neill
TreaMirer .K. C Urainard .
School Superintendent .1. L, llindmau 1
Surveyor . . . M. Au-tiu
Assessor . (). I). TlioniliiiMiti !
Coroner
Alhui'Miu
Ctly Ol'Kuis.
Mavor
I). 15. llces
A. I'urel
.1. t-. Klliott
A. Levy
Keeonlur..
Mar.'-lial
Treaoiirer
Street Comiiiiioner
1. Carroll
L. ICatou
ritorisio:,'. i.
JOHN R. (i RITES,
Attorney at Law.
Colliclliiir and nrol iite nractlee soecial-
ties. Oil el1, two doors .scuili of not-olliee.
Union, Oregon.
EAKIN,
Attorney at Law
AND. NOTAItY I'UItLIC. Ollice, one
door.Miiilh of J. II. KatonN -tore, I'nloii,
Oregon,
J X. CROMWELL, Al. I). ,
Physician and Surgeon.
Olliee. one door south of J. It, Katon's
htore, Union, Oregon.
fj F. IiURLKIOH,
Attorney at Law,
Heal estate and collecting agent. Land
Olliee Hiisinexs a Specialty. (Hike at .To
yeph, Wallowa coui.tv, Oregon.
O.
F. HULL,
Attorney at Lav,
Notary Public, and Abstractor of Titles.
Otllee State L uid orlh e buildinv. eorner I
Main and A Streets, Union, Oregon.
ri II. DAY. M. 1L,
JIOMKPATIIIO
Physician and Surgeon.
AM. C W.L.K I'llOMl'TI.V ATTKXIIUl" TO.
.... . ....
wii. -'.ninoming jone iiro's more, rim
bo Livid nights at tin Centennial hotel,
room No. as.
M. H.VKKR. J. WSHSJ.TO. .1. '. lUKKB
JAKF.lt, SHELTON.t HAICUK,
Attorneys at Law.
'FK'KS-Union and La (!rnd, Qro.
Sncelil Attootl" n arlvcii all liimlitcHK
lilnl In ii..
I'HOI'KSSIONAI..
J. M. CAlMtOLL.
Notary Public.
R. 1 WILSON.
Kx-lo. Clerk.
' (TJARROLL & WILSON,
Conveyancers and Abstracters.
Ab-dract to lieal ami Mining property
furnished on short notico. at riasonaLL1
rat p.-.
Sales of Heal and Mining property nego
tiated. Collection bu-iness promptly at
temh'd to.
Ottlee next door f-cmtli of Post-olllee. Un
ion. Oregon.
A 'J' CORRS, M.D.,
'
Physician Surgeon.
jari llltUMC IMSKASKS A SIMCCIA LTV.
! My motto K: "Live and Let live."
! T A. ISKLI.,
I?)
i Hoiiscimi and tarnaGe
.
J A l, I J
J -A l H
' L. l 1J V.
Graining a SpeciaSty.
shop. Corner Main. and A Streets, Union,
Oreiron.
A A. OA l1)2s Ell (; CO.
WatcJiiiiiilccrs & Jewelers,
l'nion, - - Oregon.
Clocks and Jewelry For Sale.
Kcimli-lii r.t .Moderate Itntes.
Call and examine our goods and prices.
K81
NI) SODA FACTORY,
Cor. Main and II St
Union. Oregon,
SHKILHAN & ItAI.lJV, I'rniis.
Manufacturers and dealers in Soda Wn-
ter, Sar-iaparilla, (linger Ale, (.'ream Soda
and tiiampagne Cider, Syrups, etc. Or
I dels promptly tilled.
atiicKY LKsuor Store
i:.T!?ZlUllJ mum muiiv.ui.
Main Street, rn!on, Oregon,
HKNSON BROS. - PKOPltlETOltS.
Keep constantly on hand
; IJKKF, l'ORK- VKAL, IUTTON,
j SAIJSAOK, HAMS, LARD. Etc.
Tonsorial Rooms.
.7. M. JOHNSON, - - PKOPJUUTOK,
Main Street, Union, Oregon.
Hair cutting, shaving and shampooing
done neatly and in the best Myle.
Hot and Cold Baths.
Gr.o. WitKiiir, ) A'. T. Wuii.iit,
J're-ldent. f Cashier.
gap
-OF-
UXIOX,
OREfJOX.
Does a (ionera! Hanking Huniness. Huys
and sells exchange, and discounts commer
cial paper.
Collections carefully attended to, and
promptly icported.
ALPINE HOTEL,
Cornucopia, Union county, Or. j
R. C. WARIXXER, Prop'r. j
The only ilrt class house In tho eniap. 1
No pains spam! t make guests comforta
ble. Charees Reasonable.
A ranch of 210 acres in the best part of I
(jrainle Hondo Valley the garden sjiot of i
Kastern Oregon. Nine ty ueres well sot to 1
liniothyjUl aero good fanning land, the'
uamiiue guoii pasture, well watered and
"Vnr, u,,,?r- A ver' tleniruhlo jilaco. and
will lie sold cheap fur cash. j?0 rcasoiiublif
offer refused. Cull in or uddre-n :
J. A. KU8SKLL.
or J W. Hiu, Cove, Or,
J'jjvr i7. Portland, Oregon.
UNION, OREGON, SATURDAY, Jl'LY !),
Our Poets.
This sj a:-e is glvtn for the me and
benciitt of nur iced wi iters uf vere.
and we hope to make it a pleasing fe'ituro
of the paper. To tliat end contributions are
olicitcd, bet they iniM poe umlouhied
litdary merit to obtain p'acc and reeocni
tioii hen. Kn.1
Written for the Scott,
or lai:oi:.
The liirds may sing in tlie country
idc,
Hut I think in the city's throng
There is many a sound of labor
That is as pleasant ih any ong.
The workman whistling cheerily
As he goes to his work at morn
Is just a sweet ami as musical
As the whistling birds in the corn.
When the lnickhiyers tap with their trowels
The brick in the growing walls;
When the chip! chip! chip! of the masons
In rithmical cadence fulls!
When theca: punter's busy hammer
Nlcnds with a laugh or a word,
"l'is the music of labor, and just as sweet
As the song of the wildwood bird.
The. sigh of the summer wind is soft,
And gay is the chattering stream,
Hut the engine throbs a noble tune
Through a mighty tongueof steam,
And there's music in the click! click! click!
Of the mystical telegraph;
In the chiming bell in the lofty tower,
In the school-girl's innoetnt laugh.
In the kindly voices of greeting men,
In the playing of girls and boys;
Oh, the streets are full of pleaant sounds
That fretfully we call "noise."
Hut think, if all this wonderful lite
Went silently to and fro;
If never a sound fell on the ear
And the tumult was all a show.
How we would miss the spirit and stir;
How we should drearily sigh
Over the busy, but drcaiu-like crowd
Falsing us silently by!
Oh, the trowel's 'tap'and the mason's 'chip,'
The hummer, the wheel, the bell,
Are the stirring songs that labor sings,
And we all of us love them well.
-S, Y. If.
EPiSOOI'A L ENTERTAINM EXT.
Tlio nieiiibcrs of tho Episcopal
church of this city will give an cntcr
tiiiuincut at Wright's hall, next Friday
(veiling, July lfith, for the purpose o'f
raising funds to niaku mhuu necessary
repairs on the church building. Fol
lowing i.s the
riiocn.vMMi::
Duett, "O'er shepherd's pipe and rus
tic dell," .Mr. Hlanchct and Mr. Warfcl.
Recitation, "Kentucky Hollo," Alisa
Foster.
Solo, (vocal) "When tho hirds sing,"
Miss Swackhanier.
hold, (instrumental) "Tain O'Shan
ter," Miss Wright.
.Chorus, "Torpedo and the whale."
Solo, (vocal) "Good bye," Mr Warfel.
Chorus, "I hear the r-ol't notes."
I'AIIT II.
Solo, (instrumental) "Fantaihie," Mrs
Warfcl.
Solo, (vocal) "Esmeralda," Miss Uei
dleman. Recitation, ''Xinas night in quar
ters," .Mr. Rlanchet.
Solo, (vocal) "Robert, thou that 1
Invest ," Miss Ihooke.
Solo, (instrumental) "Raeo on Calm
lake," Miss Lewis.
Scene from "II Tin va tore."
Chorus, "Nancy Lee."
PATENTS (J RANTED
To citizens of the Pacific States, du
ring tho past week, and reported ex
pressly for the SeotT, by C. A. Know
fc Co., patent lawyers, oppotdto U. S.
Patent Olliee, Wiifchington, D. C:
J. D. Williams, San Francisco, Cal,
composition of matter for insulating
material; J. T. Smith, San Francisco,
Cal., automatic oiler; A. Shuch, Sac
ramento, Cal., wood turning machine;
M. I. Rokiigue, San Francisco, Cal.,
pen holder; J. O. O'Neill, Nevada City
Cal., combination lock; W. F. McNutt,
San Francisco, Cal., vehicle axle; 11.
U. Lynch, San Francisco. Cal., dredg
er; G. J). lloiton. Snohomish, W. T
storoscope; A. 1 lotion, San Francisco,
Cal., trammel ; W. A. Friek, Los An
geles, Cal., pipe mold ; C. Dickenson,
Portland, Or. button hole cutter; A. E.
Dietz, Oakland, Cal., snow plow; D. R.
Campbell, W. T. nut lock ; J. Ueauliou,
Areata, Cal. saw level and tot gage.
EAGLE COOPER SHOP.
S. 11. Ayles, manufacturer of but
ter banclH and kegs, haw nhvnys on
hand a ,'ood supply of the best quality
and will sell them at reasonable prices.
Oive him a cull at his shop, south of
the school lioii'o, I'iiIoii.
CORNUCOPIA.
Letter Front Our lleiritlnv Ciiricsiioiiilciit
Oiiit't'i-iiiiiK Hie t'lne Creels Klines,
Mrs. Schoonovcr, of Union, is in
town, also her'hui band who has charge
of the road work.
Chas Duncan and Miss Annie Sco
vail, of Sparta are at the Alpine, also
Mr. Lyons, of Denver, Col.
The "Way Up" is still yielding up
her precious treasure; the last strike
showing more gold than rock.
Work is progressing on the dillerent
prospects, witli most flattering results.
Iioek in which gold is plainly visible
is as common heie as cobble stones in
Union.
Mr.s Duniway spent several'days in
camp last week, and favored our citi
zens with two lectures which were well
received by a largo and appreciative
audience.
Our cam) is moving slowly to the
front and if a few more good compa
nies become interesUd in our mines
during the summer you may look for a
"boom" for Fine creek.
Country people aro arranging to
night preparatory to celebrating to
monow. W. T. Hurdette has been
chosen to deliver the oration, and A.
W. l'arker reads the Declaration of
Independence.
Now and promising locations aro
mado every day, showing that tho
camp is not half prospected yet. Tho
latest of these is the extension of the
"Way Up," within half a mile of town.
Tho lucky locators are Messrs Maekey
it Fairweather.
The man Win. Norton, who was ar
rested for rape, was duly acquitted.
We have known Hill for a long time'
and do not believe he would bo guilty
of such a thing, and in justice to him
we are glad to say tho parly making
the complaint failed to put in an ap
pearance, and William still maintains
his good name.
One of tho features of the entertain
inenton the Fourth of July will be a
drilling match for a purse of !fl7f.
There aro six entries. Tho two drill
ing tho deepest hole in same rock re-
, coive a purse ot MUU the second nri.e.
'0; third prize. 25 ; time of labor
20 minutes The O. (!. M. Co. fumis
,l,.;u i...... i
., , ,
Messrs. South and Hailey, of Don -
ver, Col., aro visiting our eainn with a
view of
puivliasing property here.
. .
I hey are thorough mining men and
are too smart, to express an opinion
further than lo sav that thov aro sur
prised to find such bodies of ore in
Oregon. They Visited
the Simmons
group, also the "Red Jacket" Wo
J'leke t" Wo
will certainly hear from these gentle-,
men again when they make their re-1
port.
RESTORED HER SIGHT.
Mitchell, Or. July 20, ISSti,
For the benefit of the 'human raco
who may sufl'er from diseased eyes:
When I was a child my eyes wore af
fected from scarlet fever. My father,
J, H. Howard has spout a great deal
of money for mo without getting any
relief. At times my eyes wore so bad
that I could not too at all. I was
obliged to remain in a dark room for
teunionths at one time. No language
can explain what I have stiflered with
my eyes. A success is Heaven tome.
Juno 28, 88(5, 1 was fortunate in moot
ing Dr. S. Harmon at Prinovillo, Oregon-
I had lost all hopes of ever get
ting cured. When I mot tho doctor
ho examined my eyes and gave ino
medicine. When I left his oflleo 1
laughed at myself, thinking ho could
do mo no good, as I had tried nuineroiiH
doctors before; but Unlay this the
20th day of July, 188(5, my eyes are
hotter and stronger than they have
over been since a child. I take great
pleasure in recommending tho doctor
to like sufferers.
MllH. KllA.VKIK HOWAIII) STKWAHT.
Signed in presence of v
.1. N, IlLAOKirrr,
Justico of tho Peaco for Mitchell,
Crook county, Oregon.
Dated July 2(5, 188(5.
Why buy from imigratiug agents, of
whom you know nothing, eitherof their
responsibility or the ehareeter of their
goods, when there aro responsible deal
ers located near you, who carry full
and complete lines of all farm and mill
machinery and implements, and whoso
success it is for your best interests to
support with yoar patronage? Frank
Rro's. Implement Co, of Island City
request your consideration of their
claim, anil refer you to your neighbors
who havo had dealings with them. II
Wool saokfl .'18 cents each, at J. U.
Eaton's.
IHK7.
The Cove.
I'lenle on Mm Finn tli-.-Tlie DatieiA
Sex ei e Th unit er M.irin- 1'i i .niuil
.Mention--r.h,tcr.
THE
COV K
SCHOOLS.
July
7th., 18S7,
Fly timo has come. Tho bald
headed man scratches his pato and
says soft things to himself.
Ren Owenby, of Joseph, was in town
during the week. He left, Wednesday,
with a drove of horses for Idaho.
Mrs. Kate Frazler, who resides near
Walla Walla, is in Cove, visiting ac
quaintances and her sister .Mrs, Jas
per Stevens.
Mr. O.iaah Woods, formerly of Cove,
but now a resident of Idaho, is in town
on a visit to relatives. The old gentle
man says ho is just as vigorous as over.
Frederick .Mitchell returned from a
trip to Virginia, Tuesday, lie extend
ed his travels moie than was expected,
visiting Chicago, Cincinnatti and other
large cities. Mr. .Mitchell, being of an
observant nature, has many wonderful
stories to tell of eastern improvements.
A party of young people and their
parents celebrated, .Monday, by in
dulging in a picnic in the cool groves
up Mill creek. They report having a
very pleasant time, with no heat, no
dust, and not many plug uglies as tho
Scoct correspondent could not attend.
(Jeer's ball, on tho eve of tho 1st.
inst., was the most successful und
pleasant dance of tho season. Tho
hall was Idled to overflowing with the
youth and beauty of the valley. Ex
cellent music was furnished by an or
chestra, composed of Messrs. Childers,
McLain and Forrester.
Tho prospectus of Ascension and
t . .
n. ( 7 '.
iiil iauiii.
Lcighton schools are out,
of new names appear on
The prospect for a good number of
schollara in both schools is flattering.
In all respects these institutions are
now equal witli the best, and in many
they oll'er superior advantages.
Tho llulick brothers aro down from
i .i i ..
T"11!1'"," ' . 7
' BMwl 1,1 , "'
", and arc doing well. (
aro on-
quaitz.
Quite a
delegation om ovencs aro at, work in
, tho vicinitv of the mines. Tlwv have
i . ...,.,.,! i.,. iu,ii., , i. .:.i.
knv.v.u no. ii i'wiwitw Uiiitncin ttllll
tmJ (Jovo Hotel, and take turns in
engineering tho culinary department.
Tho storm Wednesday evening al-
; most gave this town the go by, only a
'..,,.,11 ,.,... . r.n:...'. i.
' "K. n
' I1"" " i" emui nugu me
winu r.igeu aim water icu in tiieeis.
Some fieids of fall grain were consider
ably injured. The new school hnu-c
in the Hamilton district appears as if
it hud expeiioneeil an encounter with
a Kansas cyclone.
If you meet many more, you will
know everybody in the country. M.
Oh, yes, I have lived hero -10 years.
Miss E. R. Now, swing me, please,
Miss J. I was smiled upon by an ac
complished lady, at the ball, even if I
am a stranger. Elmer. No, I wasn't
lost on our trip to Cornucopia, but
took a little stroll of twenty-five miles
over the breaks to lindnonio one to toll
mo where I was. J. H. I whm the
champion rifle shot at La Grande on
the Fourth. Tob. Well, well, what
will happen next? Tho Union 11. R.
club have won a game of ball! S. 1
have the very highest opinion of Oovo,
girls as ballroom companions, since
(Jeer's party. Dave, Kor nice, cor
teous girls, I would commend the fair
ones of llig creek ; I was at Dunham
Wrights ball and know whereof I
c ...... i. w i , , ,
t-poak.-S. D. 1 lavo you heard of my
ftemlf-S. 1) I remaiueil sober all
dao this iMiurth.-R. II.
fiivj: tiik.m a ;iia.nci:i
That is to say. your lungs. Also all your
breathing machinery, Very Wonderful ma
chinery It is. Not only the larger air-pass-ages,
but the thousands of little tubes and
avitiei leading from them.
When these aro clogged and choked with
matter which ought not to bu there, your
lungs cannot half do their work, And what
they do, they cannot do well,
(.all It cold, cough, croup, pneumonia, ca
tarrb, consumption or any of the family of
throat and nose and head and lung obsirui
tioiis, all are bad. All ought to bu got n
of. There Is just one sure way to get rl
them. 'I hat Is to take Hoschee's (Jenim
Syrup, which uny druggist will sell yv'd
7o cents a bottle. Kven If cvervthlnitvNu
Jiiik failed you. you may deneml unthls
for certain.
- . j
Try tho now baking powder Jones
Uro's. Only 35 1-01118,11 can. ift'arrau'
ted as good us any powder iiF0 r-
i;et, or money refunded.
NO. 2.
IMRtHttniHt flffHiHIWIIJBPgt im.umi iiii.im.nBinw
ISLAND CITY
Sully
Amu's M'eel.ly Itiiilet itf Nmoi
Niiten mill l'lu'tleul I'iiIiiUt,,
i There's something in a kiss.
Although it leaves mi track;
It can be proved alone bv this
It makes an awful smack.
I O. Kirpatrick has gone to Wallowa.
Mrs. Seranton has returned from
Dakota.
j W but I'll not tell it; 1 guess,
j this time.
I Miss Carrie Lindsay will leave for
j the Sound in a short time. .
J. A. Humphrey and Miss Dolan, of
Island City, went to Portland, Satur
day. Mr. Clms. (toodnough went Sun
day. Retween II and I p. m., Wednesday,
a terrible storm of wind, hail and ruin,
accompanied with thunder and light
j ning, visited Island City, demolishing
' every thing' it came in contact with.
The Island City mills had to shut down
, for a time, the whole upper stories be
ing Hooded. Tho Harnhart houso was,
I also Hooded and some of tho whole
i upper sashes taken out of the windows
i and bioken up. A like damage, we
h-arn, is sustained all over town. Rc-
nig very busy at home, your corres
pondent cannot give further details as
to thi' damage elsewhere,
Very quiet since the Fourth. All
seem to bo taking a rest. Those that
went from hero to Summervillo say it
was a grand atl'air. Your correspond
ent went to La (iraudo, and can truly
say the town looked beautiful, and
much credit should be given for tho
artistic manner in which it was so ex
quisitely decorated with bunting, flags
and evergreens. Several handsome
arches with mottoes were conspicuous.
The hornoybrinklcri mado a decided
hit. which was fullv annrcciatcd. Tho
liherty ear, drawn by four white horses,
' w,w The Pendleton bovs,
j,au(j r0i,jt.mi well timed and appro-
piiato music for the occasion. Tho
sudden illness of little Robbie Fletcher,
one of the member, made us feel sad,
but we hope ere this httlo Robbie is,
hotter. We hail a. very, poor exuise
for a dinner, and if La (irando docs
not need a first eliis hotel, whv we
i don't know what wo lire sa vine. Fords
; n the onlv nlaeo in town whom
you can get a decent meal.
Sally A.v.v.
Wallowa City Warhliiifjs.
Wallowa City, Juno 2!), 1887.
En, Scorr: I wish to say to tho
"gentlemanly" editor of the Chieftain
that when ho says the statements. J
made in my commuuieiition to the
Scout of u recent date are false that
he hen and ho knows it, and knewit
when he wrote the articles.
Everything at "Tho Flat" is bom-
ing and now funds aro being molo for
the town everv day.
Mr. Kirkpatriok, of Islaiyt City,
caino in yesterday and took clmrgo of
Goodnough it Co'e Htock. Tkey havo
received several wagon loadsof goods
from Island City. Work 'as begun
on a warehouse for this firii Tuesday.
The pleasant sound d anvil and
hammer is to bo heard ai our streets
now. Good.
Tho now paper my be started in
about 10 or If) days. Good" men will
wield the editorial peicil and wo shall
niako our aim the 'dvanceiucnt and
future welfare of tlcounty." '
Mr. Whitaker yoved into his houso
last week and is uepnrcd to feed tho
hungry multituds who throng to
place every dav
thm'
Mr. Ganline'of Prairie creek,
begun the ereion of a two-story
has
lio-
i iei iiiijou, wir- niu u maiici
, .Xu.
f. j.j 1, f Joseph, ra
foilM(ll MnJor his house1 v l
tel IWx.'Jb, wliCH will bo rushed to
au
raised tho
foundatioiiorlus house, yesterday. '
Work 11 soon bo begun on a butch
er shop,uso a saloon. Several resi
dences imuld bu erected at onco if tho
nmtcrjf could ho procured.
Excellent weather for the erfrpentcrtf
and amsters. Teams loaded with
lutijr are arriving in town from nil
dirtions, at all hours of the day.
jr. junoign, 01 Joseph, moved m-
tdrho Dan Murks houso last week.
We will try and send in the uroecn-
'ings of tho -1th at Lostine, inournoxt.
l grand good time is cxnocted. Tho.
iVIder brass hand will bo in attendance.
L?a.l..I 1 ... .
oucrui J.USUHO 1)001)10 wore un itn.
ring tho past week, seeking locutions
in tho new town.
Campineeting at Wood's grovo south,
of Alder is in full blast. Everybody
invited.
Nothing xnoro of any notowo-bo
have, except that. Wash Bloom is buil
ding a fence, A. II. TiiKLrfl.
Broking cart for wlc Enquiro of
Dr, 1). Y. Jv. Dscrinir, Union.