Enterprise Items.
Enterprise. Will How Co. Sep, 2f.
Ileum of interest nru nt present, like
moiiey very scarce und luird to get
Wiinn days ami cold, frosty night,
the kind of weather wo aro now hav
ing. Our farmcMnre rushing their thresh
ing through an fast as machines can
he got.
Frank Fhovlin was quite ill Sunday
aftorniion, hut. is nonie hotter at this
writing.
'The work on the hrick store is pro
greFhing finely. The hrick' work will
he finished in a few dayp.
The Shevlin boys vill fiimh haying
thi.s week. They have a largo amount
of hny, and it is mostly well cured.
James MoAlister and John Dislnnan
started for Walla Walla with a hand of
calve?. Prentice lloman and Henry
Wright went with them.
Mitchell's mill will ho ioady to run
in a very short time now, and will be
greatly improved, nnd able to furnish
a larger amount of lumber, of an ex
cellent quality.
Enterprise has a blooded baseball
nine or ten, we min t remember which
They meet buck of tho meat market
and practiro every Sinuliiy allernoon
'They expect to challenge tho chiimpi
on nine of Chicago in a few layn.
"JIou Tkottkk."
CIKCL'IT COURT.
But few caseB have been disposed of
as yet in tho Circuit Court which is
now in session. Tho only cum that
has been tried by a jury was John Far-
rel agniiiHt Steve Wallace, m which
Judgement was for plaintif. Ho was
allowed $.13. Wo cannot learn who
will have the costs to pay, which will
probably run up to six or eight hun
dred dollar. Tho case of State vs N.
B. Harris Jh now on trial. The full
proceedings of tho term will bo pub
lished in our next issue.
Portland Stock Yards Report.
Portland, Or., Sept. 5, 1887.
Arrivals of beef for tho pant week
havo been fully up to tho standard,
both in numltors and in quality, there
having bceif eoma fine lots arriving, a
largo portion of which havo been sent
to the bouiiil country. Sheep contin
ue to become scarce, which has a ten
dency to increase the demand, as well
as the price. Hogs are also in ready
demand, there being numerous pur
chasers both for fat and for stock hogs.
The horn market is quite lively at
present, hoveral shipments having been
in ado lately, which havo met with rea
dy snlo.
ARRIVALS OP HTOC'K FOR TIIK WKBK, EN
WINO TO-DAY.
IJcof iOOhoad ; stofk cattle 21 ; sheep
390; hogs 2."4; horses 101.
KXTOKTH I OK TUB WKKK.
Beef 210 bead; stock cattle 21 ; sheep
120; hogs CD; horses CU.
Quotations. Beef, 3 () !. o. gross ;
sheep, 1 (j?2? e gross; hogs, A -c.
gross.
J. II. KAT1IBUN,
Manngor Portland Stock Yurds.
Stock of all kinds Hold on commission.
Stock fed, transferred and reshipped.
To Measure Ha v. Wo believe for
this country, where nearly all hay is
stacked in long stacks or ricks, that the
following army rule is tho best wo
havo ever seen.: Find tho length,
breadth and distance over. That is,
by distanco over, wo mean tho distance
in feet and inches from tho ground on
ono sido of tho stack, up over to ground
on tho other sido of stack. Subtract
width of black from distance over and
divido tho remainder by 2. Multiply
this quotient by tho length and breadth,
which will give number of cubic feet
in stack, nnd divide by 512, which will
give number of tons.
You got your money when your
mortgages aro signed whon you bor
row from N. IJ. Harris.
A 1)31 1 N I STKATO ItS A LI".
To WHOM IT MAY fOCKIlN:
NOTICE IK HKKEHY (ilVKN THAT
by virtue of an order of sale, uiiulo ami
entered by the County court of the State of
Oregon, for Union county, on the 6th day
of fcfeii.. 1S7. Die undersigned, administra
tor of the estato of llarvy Myers, deceased,
will, on tho lbtli day of October, J8S7, at
tbc hour of ono o'clock P. M. at tho court
bouso door ii the towu of Union, in Unlou
county, Oregon, sell to tho highest bidder
at public outcry, tho following described
real estate, of tho estate of JInrvy Myers,
dcctnised. vU: ThoriW or. and tho E hlf.
cf the NW ir. of See. 10 in Tp. 1 South of
Knge3H East of the Willmuette meridian,
and ni touted in Union county, Oregon,
(lens 4 ucrcH and (JO rods thereof situated
in the Kotith-fiut corner of tho 8V ijr. of
said Bee. 10. vis; 10 roils eabt und west and
70 rodn north and south.) Terms of sale,
JIGOO cash in hand, am) balance of the pur
chase price duo m 6 inoutis, with interest
at 10 per reat. per annum.) secured by
mortgage on the lircnilwx.
UnSon, Oregon. KL1A8 KUIIN,
fcpt. 10, ISb7. J Administrator.
OHPEK TO SHOW CAUBK.
In t (hunty Giurt o Vision C"unry, Slati
3n tlio matter of the estate and cuardian.
tblpof Ada M. and Valentino Salisbury,
minors
On reading and riling the petition of "Wal
ter H&lirburr, tho cuardian of tho persona
and estate of Ada M, und Valentino KMn
knry, miliar, praying foran order of Bale of
certain nul estate belonging to his Niid
ward?, for tin ui-cn und nrKCs therein
eet forth. It is hereby ordered tout
the mart of kin of tho said wards, und
aJI persotn intonated in raid cidatn, appear
before (ids court on tho 10th day of October,
1RS7, t It o'chu lv A. M.i being u day of tho
regular term oi this court, at tho court
room of th'.M f ourr. ut thocouit houw: in
the city of Uumii, Union county, State of
Oregon, Uicn and there to show cause why
as rrdcr tdiotdd not lo granted for the nolo
ef och estate. And it is further ordered
tb&ta copy of this order published at
least once u week for thrcu successive wecaa
before thcuald day of bearing, in the Okb
son Hcorr awrekly newipapcr printed and
pniJisbed ttt-tUe city of Union, Unlou coun
fy. State of Oregon.
1'-..,. U OOT) ALL.
Couniy Jitdrfe of I'lilou County. Or.
Alt kud to i:o:K fcCILAl'IM".
KdwardSliephcnhoniaiTlKbnrg.Ill.says:
"Having received so much benefit frota
Electric Hitters, I feci itiny duty to lot suf
fering humanity know it. Have bad a run
ning sorn on my leg for eight years; my
doctors told mc I would have to have the
bono K-rnpcd or leg amputated. I mod, In-t-tead,
three bottles of Electric bitters and
Fovea boxes lluol.len's Arnica Salvo, and my
leg is now sound and well." Electric Hit
ters are Fold at GO cents a bottle, and IUick
Icn's Arnica Salvo at 23c. perboxnt Wright's
drug store, Union, Oregon.
Treasurer's Notice.
All orders presented, and not rcdf.cmed,
will ha paid to No. fC. class H. .lanunry 24,
IStt-l. Interest ce;ses September J3, 1S87.
E. 0. lHtAINAItU,
Treasurer Union County, Oregon.
NOTICH or final ki.tixhmunt:
lo the Matter of the ceta't of Jama T. Jlalu
net. Ilrcta-'fM.
NOTICE JS HEREBY OIVEN THAT
tho undersigned, administrator of the
estate of .I.mios T. Moloney, deceased, has
lilcd his linal account therein with the clerk
of the county court for Union county. State
of Oregon, nnd that Monday, November
tho 7th, 18H7. tho same being the lirst judi
cial day of the next regular term of snid
court, has been appointed as the day for
tho heuriiiK of objections to such final ac
count and the settlement thereof. All per
sons interested in aid estate, having o!
jeetions to said llnal account, or any item
thereof, arc hereby notified to file wuch ob
jections with tho clerk of oid rourt, on or
before the snid 7th day of November. 15W.
Published by order of Ilori.O 1. Goodull,
countv judge of Union county, Oregon,
madeVept i!2, 1W. J. M. CAiiltOLL,
Ailmbdmrator of tho estate of James T.
Maloney, deceased. 0-J!0.
" niOH TO TAX-l'AYKKH.
VfOTICE IK IIEUEHY GIVEN' THAT
L the Hoard of Equalization for Union
county will meet in tho ollicc of tho county
clerkin tho court house at Union. Union
county, Oregon, on Monday, Octo'ier ad,
1837. at 0 o'clock A. M. and continue in
.session six days, to examine the assess
ment roll for the year 1837. as returned by
the assessor, and corroct all mistakes there
in; mil nil persons who are dissatisfied
with their assessment as made by the os
scMor, or who wish any corrections made
in the same, are hereby notified to appear
nt the time and place above named, and
show cause whv such corrections should
be made, or in failing to so appear, they
will be required to pay tax by tiie ussccs
mcnt as made.
Union, Oregon, September 0. 1WS7.
O. I). TIIOMLINSON,
County Assessor.
The County court of Union county de
sires to add to the above, a notice to all
persons knowing themselves as not beitiK
assessed for the year 1887, to appear before
said Hoard of Equalization and make an
assessment of their property, or send a list
of their taxable property to tho n.'.c-.sor at
said time, and save expense of f-horilV rank
ing said assessment, and wo wish it distinct
ly understood by all persons interested,
that no cancellation!! of assessment will be
made on tho assessment roll after the same
Is passed uimn by the Hoard of Equaliza
tion. O. I'. fiOODALL.
County Judge.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
AKn Ofpick at La Okakde. Oueoon;)
Sept. 7, 1887.
Notice is hereby idven tha' the following
named settler lias filed notice qf ids inten
tion to make final nroof in support of Ids
claim, and that said proof will bo made be
fore tho register and receiver at La Grande,
Oregon, on Oct. IB. 1837, viz: KEUSEV
LKEl Hd. No. '.'SOu. for the HIVA HW'V,,
SWHUMHecU and K NWV-, Sec 7 Tp.
8HlM(3E, W. M. lie names the following
witnesBcs to prove ids rontinuous residence
niton, and cultivation of. said land viz:
C. W, llaynle, T. N. ProUit, Jas. Woster
dalo, and Helhy Lccp, all of Pino Valley,
Oregon.
Honv IttNr.iiAiiT,
0-10-wfl Ilegistcr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lamd Orncn 'at La Oiunde, Ofiroon,)
Sept. 7, 1887. I
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named settler has tiled notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will bo made Iw
foro tho register and receiver at La Grande,
Orciron, on Oct. 11), 1887. viz: CHAKLKS
W. HAYN1E. Hd. No. 1MM), for tho NEqr,
SEqr.b'co7, WW NV-, and NW- SWK
See 8Tp. 8 S 11 4(1 K, W. M. Ho names the
following witnesses to prove bin continuous
residence upon' anil cultivation of, said
laud, vis: T. N. Prolllt, IC. A. Lcep, duo.
Currv, and Jus. Wcstordulo, all of Pine Val
ley, Oregon.
llKNltY ItlNKHAUT,
l-I0-vtt Register.
NOTICE FOR J'UMJCATION.
l,ANi)Omeu at La Ouanhk, Oiu iiON.l
Sept. 7, 18S7. (
Notice is hereby jdven that tho folloNVinK
named settler Iiuh tiled notice of his inten
tion tomnke filial oroot in support of his
clalni.'atid that said proof will bo made be
fore the register ami receiver at La Grande,
Oregon, on Oetoler 18, 1887. via: T. N.
PUOPFlT.D.S.No. GUM, fortlioNWSWW
8W SWM S'ec 0 Tp 8 8 R IO R, and
SEW; Sec 1 TP 88 R 45 15, W. M. He names
tho 'ollowinc witnesses to prove his con
tinuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
isald land, vis O. W. Hiiynte, SeJby Leep,
Jas. WcKtcrdale, and K. A. Leep, all of
Pino Valley, Oregon.
Hr.Nr.Y Kim'U.mit,
MO-wG R 'glster.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LiND Orncr at OiuNur. Onnio.s,)
Sept. 7, 1887. (
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of his inten
tion to rnnko final proof in support ot his
claim, aud that said proof will bo toado le
foro the register nnd receiver nt la Grande.
Oreron on October 10, 18S7, vit: JAMES
WK8TKRDALTS, Hd. No. &i85, for the NW
J Bee 1 Tp 8 8 K Ift E. W. M, He names
the following witnesses to prove his con
tlnnons rooldence uion, und cultivation of,
said land, via; K. A. Lip, T. N. ProQU.
Chas, W. Huynie, and John S, Currj'i all of
line Valley, Oregon.
Hcvny Rlvehakt,
O-lO-x Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lami Ornoc at L Oiukpi:, Oreoov.)
Sept. a, 1887.
Notice in hereby given that tho following,
named settler bus filed notice of Ids
intention to inuko thud proof in sup
port of bis claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Register and Recei
ver at La Orando, Oregon, ou Oct, 17th.,
18S7. yii: JOHN W. VVLK. 1). 8. No.
OiW.forUieKEii HWJj. Sei t) Tp. 8T8.R -6
E. WM. Henames the following witnesses
toproto his continuous resldcueeupon, nnd
cultivation of. suid land, via: Louis Upph.
Anton Jl. Curry, A. P. Greener, and lbad.
Uep, all of rtne Vullov. Union county,
Orrgon.
Uzsmr UtxauiUT.
0-lD-wC. IttglateT.
NOTICE FOK I'OIiLIOATION.
Laxd Omt-E. at Li 0::s.Nnn, OnKi"X,i
Augift 1, 17. t
Notice is lioroby civen that the fo'low'mg
named settlor ha filed notlco of his inten
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that snid proof will ho made be
fore the register and receiver at La Grand'.',
Oregon, on Oct. 8, 1887. vis: GEORGE
W. WRIGHT. Hd. No. 17f. for the NW
K Sec 1 Tp 8 3 K 41 E, W M He names
tho following witnesses to prove his c- n
ttuuous residence upon, and cultivation o:'
said land, viz: Hamuid Uaunian. h'eiKal
Coffnian, W. V. Emele, und N. L. Parker,
nil of Keating, Oregon.
Hn-NnV ItlKBHAV.T,
S-LT-wfi RcgiMer
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
La5I Oki icc, at La GnAsni:, OnnnoN.i
Sept. 2, 1KS7. I
Notice is hereby given that, the follow injx
named settler has filed notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be m ido he
fore the register and receiver at La Grande.
Oregon, on Oct. 17tb. 18-7, viz; EPIIKAIN
TAYLOR, lid. No.:tl7),forthe SWW NE.
WM SEW nnd SEJ-f HEJ4 Sec Tp 3 8 R
10 E. He names tho following witnesses to
proTe his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of, said land, viz: O Lesnge,
William Alexander, Eugene .Sellicr, and J.
Wilkinson, all of Union, Union county,
Oregon,
Hksry Ri.vr.iiAnT,
010-w(J Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Orxici: at La Giuxi)K,OiiKno.v, )
Aug 30, 1887. f
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will bu made be
fore Register and Receiver at La Grande,
Oregon, on Oct. 10th.. 1S87, via: ULLSE8
F. URITTA IN. to commute Hd. No. 3772,
for the WM NYVJ4 nndNW'i HW'M Kecll
and fEK "NEK i-'ec 10. Tp (i S R 38 15.
Ho names the following witnesses to irovc
his continuous residence upon, and culti
vation of. said land, viz: David Lee, Ilar
ison Wicks, MHch Lee. and Perry Chapped,
all of North Powder. Orcigon.
llK.NRY Rt.NKUAnT,
JKl-wO. Register.
Gciatlca, Scrate'uc?, Contracted
1 uniiiaijo, Sprains, Masolos,
Mlieuniatlsn, Strains, "Ernptions,
r.tu'H?) Stitches, Hoof Ail,
'.''.das, EtitfJoints, Serow
i'linp, Sactoche, Worms,
iV-m, Galls, Swinaoy,
'lrn:--2, Sores, Saddle Qalli,
.1v..:ior.?, Epr.vin Piloa.
CcriL-, CraclD.
TKIC GOOB OLD STAND-BY
v:: Htlirsforevoryhoilyojtactly'wIiatlBclaliucd
' .. .t. Ono or (JioroMous for tho Ei-eat iojiIarlty of
1 ! flavbinff Wnlaicnt la foumllnlta unlvcrsnl
n! ion bi II ty. Kvcryboily ncods such a meillclnc.
'. ho T.HinbcraiauuociJsltlnrajeof aoolJont.
' "'m U(iuoiTiro needs It for general family use.
' (i t? 'oiinlor tiseils It for his toainsaud lili inc.
V:ic .Uoclmnlc nocils It always on lila v.azk
"Kll.
'.'ho rHr.orucettsItlncnsoor rmcrgeJicy.
Vho X'luuoernonliilt cantBOt along without 11.
'i.'lio l'nrutcr noeds It In his house, hU BtaMe,
aitccj:yaril.
V'.io Htomubont man or tho lloiuinnu needs
.i ".ilicial supply nllotttnnd aihorc.
'llm HorscfancIer noda lt-K 1 his best
t i.l .mi! wJcst rt'llance.
'lxo r'tock-crotvor needs It It will nvo him
i in.iii Ciloliars and a worldot trouble,
v i:ii!lron.ilmiinmcdltandwllljioedltio
. a llfo Isn round of accldcntsnuddanEcr.
liiii llttclnrooilsmun needs It. There Is uoth.
1 ;o It a an antidote for tho dangers to life,
. . in. cci.ifort v.-hleh surround Uio jiloucor.
.1 Pti-relmnt ueeda Itabout his storo onions
. i -iji'oyees. Awidiuiti will happen, and wheu
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tu oc: u Uotllo In tUo Jlouee. 'TIs tho best of
UT.
;i3 n Uotlle In tho Vuctory. Itslmmedlat
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HUNT'S REMEDY cerca pain tn tho
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Dy U)o cm ot HUNT'S KiaiKDY tho
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wtihi ' j fi" ' ' '"'
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ly reduced llicy arc now within the
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I nm so nervous" ih a verv common ex-
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affections, were apparently con lined to
ladies; but at the present day it is an un
doubted fact that as large a portion of tier
vous diseases exist anion; men as anions
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GALE CHILLED PLOWS, AND IDEAL FEED MILLS.
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MITCHELL & CO., Limited. - 192.-19 Front St., Portland, Or.
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Union, Oregon,
E. ffllLLSK, - - Proprietor.
Having leased nnd thoroughly rellttcd the same, it will be conducted on an en
tirely ditlerent plan than heretofore, and no pains will be spared to make patrons com
fort.ible.
The patronage of the public is solicited. E. MILLEK. Proprietor.
W. D. BESDLERflAN, Proprietor.
Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of i v rything in his line, manufactured
of the best uinteriai obtainable He is now otleri ig for salo tho
Best lot of saddles, at lower prices than were
ever offered in Eastern Oregon,
LEAD HARNESS, 1LOKSE KLANKETS, CURRY COMBS,
Also a FULL ABSOUTMKNT nf SPPIIS, Willi's, AXLE GREAtiB, HARNESS
OIL. Etc., Etk., Etc., In fart everything usually kept iu a
First Glass Establishment.
CSTCall nnd examine goods.
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Jones Bro's. - - Artists.
NEW SCENERY and ACCESSORIES JUST RECEIVED:
All lriiiflc rkf nlirtno,infliir wnvlr flnnn in n dl-
porior manner,
Views of Resiflences
BRO'S.
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of and Dealers in
0 Main Street, Union, Oregon.
and warranted to
Taken on Anplication.
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