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About The Oregon scout. (Union, Union County, Or.) 188?-1918 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1887)
C1RCTIT t'OlTUT PROCEEDINGS. .1 m i.iiurcii vb r a Ainlinilcv: con-1 tinned for llic term. Stiito vh Tli os Waldrop ; plead gtiilly ; honloneed to penitentiary for two years. . 1) Summer it Ilro vs J) A Allen ct al ; dcimirror to operate answer withdrawn. State vb Thus .1 Lemon ; verdict "not guilty." A Oanglotrvs 11 W and Kohl Deal; motion and demurrers tuiptniiicu. Stale vs Joaeph Ott: verdict "not guilty." First National Hank of Union vs 1) F Moon et al ; default and judgement. 31 1) Clifford Dist Atty v.s John Carr and John Waldrop: judgement for $170 and cots. State vs ( E Owen and Owen Kulin ; disuib-fed. V 11 Winters vs It 0 Sugett; ver dict against Deft fur $ 1.100 and costs. John Wilson vh H J Rogers: con tinued. J.I McDonald vs W 1$ Hamilton; continued and set for first day of next term, W A f'onghanour vs J A Iferefoid; demurrer to complaint withdrawn. W K Jasper VhV S Martin et al : continued. Nicoli llms vh J C Clayhuru; de murrer withdrawn. Hamburger it Frank vh J Hough ton; settled and dismissed. State vh .las Dlooiu; lined $."() and co4s. State vp Wm Wilson ; dismissed. Jennie Hoyd vh D (J Hoyd; default and reference. Oscar Jackson et al vh James Wefch ; dismissed without prejudice to either party, A .1 Curtis vs La Grande Hydraulic Water Co; demurrer to Deft answer Hiislaineil. Mary A Mitchell vh W Ii Campbell; motion and demurrer overruled. N Tarter vs Jas Mitchell et al; A K Katon appointed guardian ad litem. W H Winters vs It C Sugett; judge ment on verdict. A E Eaton vs Thos 1' Heard etal; decree of forerlosure entered. Chas J Icrriug vs Samantha Johnson ; motion to strike out allowed. State vn .11 Hitrris, case No 2; con tinned till no.t term. S 1 Mel'heetera vs li 1) Hamilton; motion to strike out part of answer sustained. W A Coughanour vs .1 A Hereford; denuuuer to answer sustained. (Jus Hutchidson vs Mary (! Simp son ; dismissed. Eliza Hennett vs Wm M Dennett;! decree of divorce granted. J A 'I ticker vs Wm Constable et al; verdict forlMir for .-jinn. D Soinmer it Hro vs 1) A Allen et al : default. Chas Herring v H C filasscow et al: demurrer P complaint overruled. S P Mel'heetors et al vs It I) Hamil ton ;, continued on stipulation. I D Finn vs M S Helton et al; con tinued by agreement. Hacr it Clnuch vs Martha (tray et al: xheritl' ordered to make conveyance. Clins Herring vs Samantha John son : on trial. Assignment of Siinins Hros; assignee discharged anil sureties exonerated. l'ATK.NTS CHANTICD To eitixi its of the I'aeilie States du jriiig tho past week, and reported e. 'vpivssly fur the Scot T, by C. A. Snow iV Co., patent lawyers, opposite C. S. l'atent Olllee, Washinglon, D. (!: I AUegretti, West Herkly, Cal re frigerator and ventilator; A. Hieber, Diber, Cal., book attachment; C. S. Drake, San Francisco Cal., railway switeli and signal operating mechan ism; L D. Hastings, I'ataha City, Wash. Tor. washing machine; I'. II. Jackson' San Francitcn, Cal., area, lloor, roof and sidewalk construction; K, McCarthy, Sacramento, Cal., clean ing stoiin Hitrfaeca; K. W. Williams. San FraneiHOo, Cal., (irate; J. II. So dee, Seattle, Wash. Ter. saw jointer, waw set ami gage combined; L. Klcss ingor, San Francisco, Cal., water proof hoot. FDITOHIAL ASSOCIATION. IMusuant to a resolution adopted at the last mooting of thu Oregon Edito rial Association, tho next session of tho said body will he held at Albany on Friday, October the i-Ith, J8S7. Utifiiness of imiiortanec, aU'ceting the ! i; .a e. . . . . . . jtiurnansiic iinicrnity ot tne Mate, in cluding tho amendment, of tho cousti-1 tution jneviously adojited and the a-, doption of a set of by-laws fur the ftt-1 tttro govenunont of the Association! will he transacted. A full attendance of tho nomiliers, and also those who i wish to become such, is requested. ' (Ml AS. NlClvLK, I Secretary O. K. A. .... . i fiitis.vn.v i:.vfiri:ti, ! Not a few of the ellittriiit of 1'iilon have j retsntly Income nrentl eveitttl ovtr the' axtonishhig factn. that Meral of their frienda who hml been pronounced by their ' I li f t'lmis us IneiinihU and he) out) all hope Millering with that dreaded monster, Con Miiiijitlnnhavti been eompletely eunsl b, Dr. KIhk' New Dbtsivery for Consump tion, the only remedy that dues positively i cure ail throai and lung tlbetue.'., CougliK, 1 Colds, Asthma and limni'liltl. Trial but-1 lies frw t M'rinht' drujf dure. Uirge ; bnitlmfl. J UACLK CtJOl'KU SHOP. j S. Hi Ayle inautit'aetui'ur of hut- mill i.'iic has ulwayn tin hand u good supply of tho host iputlity mid will ell theiiititVeilsonghloprleoi. n istt v i null (Vive hint a cull at hU liop, sotilh of thu i-ehool hnuse, 1'iiion. For Sab liar ll.fturos and Hloek of whin, litmri and eigarn, gootl billiard luM lit I t'1 u euiiit'li'le Knhmn tiut )' :-i rl Ibis nT'i e DON'T let Hint cold of yours run on. is a light thing. Hut it may tnrrh. Or into pneumonia. You think It J run into ca- Or commmp- tion. Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia' Is dan gerous. Consumption is death Itself. Tho breathing apanitus must be kept healthy and rlcar of all obstructions and offensive matter. 0lherwi.se there is trouble ahead. All the diseases of these parts, head, tunc, throat, lirobcblal tubes and lungs, can be delightfully and entirely cured by the ue of Hoebce's Herman Sjrtip. If you don't know this already, thousands and thou anils of people call tell you, They have been cured by it, and 1 selves." Hottle only drnggbt. know how itis them- 7." cents. Ask any ' (No. RHrORT OF THIs CONDITION Of Tin First National Hnnk. at Union, III the State tiT Ot't'Kon, at tin Clone of HiinIiii ks, Ot:t. 5, 1KK7. m:sofiiei:s. Ixians and discoinils IT. S. ISouds to secure circulation lL'.WKl.liO Other Mock, lioudsaud mortgages Due fnan approved reserve agents Due from oilier National Hanks Due from. State Haiiks,and bankers Heal estate, furniture and fixtures Current expenses and taxes paid Premiums paid , Checks and other cash item'.. Hills of other Hanks . Specie Legal tender notes Hcdcmptioii fund with I'.S. Treas urer (A per centof circulation) aj.ovt.ri- 1,100.07 ! 4,MK.1K 8.j:.tM iKJ.OO 57(!.fX) Totu.. .fI37,HJ.:il M.U1IMTII. Capital stock paid in Surplus land Undivided prolits National Hank notes outstanding Individual deposits subject to cheek Demand certificates of deposit Due to other National Hanks . . Due to Slate Hanks and Hankers $ SO.OOO.fHl 10,I!KI.(K) 3.171. &i lO.iWJ.OO ii.Vdl.7-I Ul,8i!S..')0 .r,-lliS.7ll 17L'.4.i Total 5137,113.31 HrATr. ok Ohkoon, I Countv of liiiioii,) ss I,W. T. Wright, Cashier of the above namcd bank, tlo solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. W. T- WHIOHT, Cashier. Subseribcil and sworn to before me this H2th day of Oct, 1SS7. V. V. Hakkii, Notarv Public for Oregon. OKOUrSK WUKllIT.) H. M. WHIOIIT.'r Directors. W. T. WHIGJIT.) Frank llro's Implement Co., of Isl and City, carry the largest stock of standard implements to ho found in hastcm Oregon. Their terms and pri ces tleiy competition. I ney always have on hum! extran and repairs for goods they hell, which is a matter of great importance to the purelmeer. f Subscribe for Tub Oiucoon Scout. J A. HELL, House, Sign and Carriage PAINTER! Graining a Specialty. Sliop, (.'ornor Main and A Streets Oregon. Union, A. (1 A ltDNKll .0 i CO. Wiilohnuikers & tlewelers, l'nion, Oregon. Clocks and Jewelry For Sale. Kcimtrlni; at .Mutlm-iite itiiti-s. Call and examine our goods and prices, Tonsorial Rooms. J. M. JOHNSON, - - PROPRIETOR, Main Street, Union, Oregon. Hair cutting, tdiaving and Mhampooing done neatly and in the best ptyle. Hot and Cold Baths. AND SODA FACTORY, for. Main and It Sis. . Union. Oregon, SlIinOIAN .V ljAl.KY, l'niiN. Manufacturers and dealers in Soda Wa ter. Sarsaparilla. linger Ale, Cream Soda and Champagne Cider, Syrups, etc. Or ders promptly nihil. ALPINE H0TEL Cornucopia, Union county, Or. R. C. WAR INNER, PropV. , . , , , .. ; I bo only tlrst class house In the eamp. No pains spared to make guests eonifoita- Hie, I Chairfes Reasonable MASON are (WkiHlt'it. $50 TO $100 SAVKI) On the, inirchuro of an lnstriianMit. bv huyhnt through W T.AVWOUT. Agi-'uf, Uubiu, Orttgn. KentucJcy Liauor Store nAu lflllil PATENTS Ol-K-UllS riSwSvIl Obtained, ami all I'a.ent business attended l.i..j: ftfrfi u Promntly and for .Moderate l eea. :..i.l SVMttV?WGl!ffl OiirotHce In Pianos rtUmMi ADMI?lSTKATOH'H .SAI.K. To WHOM IT MAT CoNer.ltX : ATOTK'H IS ltKKHHY OIVKN THAT i.1 by virtue of an order of sale, made anil entered by the County court of the State of Oregon, for I nion county, on the (Jib day of Sep.. 187, the undersigned, administra tor ot tho estate of Ilarvy Mjers, tlect a ted. will. ontholKth day of October, ISS7, at the hour of one o'clock P. Al. at the ourt houc iloor in the town of t'liion. In ITnlon county, Oregon, sell to the liit-heit bidder ....i.it .1... n ... i.... 'i. .i lib jfiiijiii- uuu-i(, tin MiumtiHK i;u ir.iit'll real rotate, of the estate of Harw Myers.1 deceusi il. viz: TlietfU'nr. and the E hlf. of the NWqr. of Nee. 10 hi To. 1 South of uaiit'c.li i-.iimi or i lie W iil.iniitie ini-udl .n u 1J e ll'l'l .... ii i ami Mlltatcil in l iiien county, rigor, (le-s arrv an 1 'Oi.tds thereof -Itnated in the Sonth-cjst corner of the SV nr. of ee. hi . viz; iu rods east iinti west and ' fun " "i V. i ' i . V.. t., '. "7.f .r. .' I fin'v i iisii in ilium , mill uamui v; .11 ujt;iiil- cliae prico title III niontlis, with Interest j at 10 per cent, per annum., secured by mortgage on the pre uiNc s. I Union, Oregon. I KLIAS Kl'HX, Sept. 10, 1S.S7. J Administrator. J NOTICK OF I'INAI. SKTTM5MKNT! In tht Matter of tlirnlatc of Jamm T. Malo- ncv. Derratrtl. VrOTICK IS HKIUIUY OIVKN THAT i the undersigned, administrator of the estate of .fames T. Maloney, deceased, has tiled his final account therein with the clerk of the county court for Union county. State of Oregon, and that Mnndav, November the 7th. 1.SH7, the yimc being the first judi cial day of the next regular term of said court, has lieen annoiutcd as the dav for s2i.r2 i tne Hearing oi oiijections to such tmal ae 7.'2').i.liS 1 count anil the settlement thereof. All per- 77.1.!)1 sons interested in said estate, having ob- WHI.0O ! jections to said tinal. account, or any item I..'!17.7S 1 thereof, are hereby notified to tile such ob- l(0.0J jections with the clerk of saitl court, on tir tienire tlie safil lh day of November, 1HS7. Published by order of Hon.O' P. Coodall, eottntv judge, of Union countv, Oregon. de Sept lm. J. M. ('AHUO LL, I Administrator of tne estate of .Imncs T. Malonf , tlcce.'ihcd. fl-:!0. NOTICE FOJt J'UUMCATION. I.axii Omci:. at Ha Oiiaxuu, Or.Koox, Sept, L 1SS7. i Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler has tiled notice of his inten tion to make final proof in support of bin claim, and that said proof will be made be fore the register and receiver at LiiOraiitle, Oregon, on Oct. 17th, I8s7. viz; KPHKAIN TAYI.Olt, lid. No. 31W,for the SW NKJ. V' .SIP4 and SUV4- HK'i SecHJ Tp 3 S K 10 1.. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuoiw residence upon, and cultivation of, said land. vl. : 0 Lesage, William Alexander, lCugene Sellier, and J. Wilkinson, all of l'nion, Union county, Oregon, IlK.VllY HlNEIIAllT, tl-10-(i Hcgister. NOT 10 H F( ) il'vil 13 LIC ATION. akd OFri:r: t La (i KANnn, Oncoox Sent. 7. 18S7 Notice is lii'rebv aiven tha' the folio wine- liiiiilei' settler lias filed notice of his inten tion to make final nroof in support of his claim, and that said proof will lie made be fore the register and receiver at La Grande, Oicl'oii, on Oct. 18. IS87, viz: KHKSHY LKKP, Hd. No. WOO. for the SKJ SV, SWM SK!',' SecO and KJi KWU Sec 7 Tp. H S II 4(1 H. W. M. He names the following witnesses to jirove his Continuous residence upiin. and cultivation of. said land viz: 0. W, llaynie, T.N. Proflit, Jas. Wester dale, and Selby Leep, all of Pine Valley, Oregon. ilr.Knv Kimeiiart, (1-10 w(J Hcgister. NOT1CIC VOll PUBLICATION. Lam Orncr. at La Gkaniie, OiikconJ Sent. 7. 1837. I Notice is hereby given that the following- nameti M'tticr Hat lileil notice ol ms tnteu tion to make tinal proof in support of. hi; claim, and I hat said proof will lie. made be fore the r.cgbtfir and receiver at I.a (Irande, Oregon, on Oct. Ill, 1887. viz:, t;il Altl.KK W. HAY.N'IK. lid. No. 1!!M), for thrNBqr, SKtir. See 7. V!,.'ff", nd NWL' SWV IE See ti'l'p. K S 1H0 B, V. M, He imnien the following witne-MCs to prove hb' ctmtiinioiet rrsiilin,i tiiiun4 v.t fiiltiv:ittfiri nf. wiiifl land, vh.! T. N. I'rolHt, K. A. beep, Jno, i nrrv, aiul.la-'. Wchtertlale, all nl l'ine val ley, Oregon. llKNKY lll.VKll.4CT, !l-lli-(! Hcgister. NOTICK FOR I'UIILICATION. Land Orriei: at La (iitAMu:, Onrooy,! Sept. 7, 1RS7. I Notice ii hereby given that the following naiiieil yet tier has liled notice of his inten tion to make llmd nroef in support of his claim, 'and that said proof will he made he fore the letilvter and receiver at La Orandc Oregon, on October IS 1SS7, viz: T. N. PKOKKIT. D.S.No. (!101. for the Nk'NWL' SV, SV.' , Sec I! Tp S S It tli II, and NICK SIP., See I TP ,S S U 45 K, W. M. ne naineit the 'olIowliiK witnesMM to prove Jns con tinuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz !. Nv. llaynie, Selby beep, .las, ucsicnutic, aim n. a. i.ct-p, an oi Pine Valley, Ortgou. llKNltY Kin ru m;t, !l-10-ti Uegbter. NOTICE FOR I'UIILICATION. Lam Ornei: at La Oiuxiu:. Okf.uon,) Sept, 7, 1887. t Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has tiled notice of bin inten tion to make tinal proof in support of his claim, ami that said nroof will be mado be fore the register and receiver at La (irande. Oregon on Octoter 1!), 1887, vU: J AMISS WKSTISKDALK. lid. No. :iSS5, for tho NW U See 1 Tp 8 K It a IS. W.M. He name the following witnesses to prove his con tinuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said hind, viz: K. A. Leep. T. N. ProtUt. ('has, W. llaynie, and John S. I'urr)-, all of Pine Valley, Oregon. IIknky Kritnuar, !)-in.v(t ltegister. NOTICE FOR PURLICATION. ! Lank Orncr. at La Ou.nm:, Oheoo.v.) I Sept. :i. IM7. f I Notice is hereby given that the following j named settler has liletl notice of his I intention to make tinal proof in sup ! port of his claim, ami that said proof j will be made before the Register and I'ecei !erat l.a (irande. Oregon, on Oct, 17th., ' 1S.S7. vi: JOHN V. PYLR. 1). S, No. i i-i!l7.forthiSl-:u XW'K.SecilTp. 8'S.R 0 1.. W.M. lleiianies tlie toliowing witnesces l(,pmVe hiseoiitlnuoiis resideneuuiion. and niftivatlon of, said land, viz: Louis (Soph, Viiv.iit P Ciircy A 1 llr.tntn.r nil Tliuil i-ccp, allof Pine Valle-. Union county, ilKM'.T KI.NKUAUT, miKolttf the V. S. l'atent Olllee, and we can obtain Patents In lees tune than those remote from W'Hsoington. Send MODKI.or DKAWINO. We advise us to liantentHbililv free of charge; and w niiiko NO CM AUGK UNLLSS l'ATILST 18 si:uuui:i. We refer, here, to the Pottinnter, the Snpt. of Munev Order Dlv., and to otlieials of the U. S. l'atent Olllee. For circular, advice, torim and relVerenees to actual ell cnU hi your own State or County, write to . , 0. A. SNOW & Co., 4 4 (Jpdjflh. pa-pOnt OQMive. 'utKbLxt. D. V. Thomson & Pur.cl urn agents for tho celebrated Cyclouc Wind Mill, and as the ju ices on them have been great ly reduced they arc now within the reach of all. Sample mill to be s-cen at their planer in North L'nion. Call and exntiiine It t One botto taken according to ,', -will give better results than c f u: Sarsaparilla, or any of tho so-caU- i Purifiers with which the market is At Druggists, prico $1.00 per bod $500 REWARD will bo paid for any cazo cf ' which Dr. Pardee's Remedy. ministered, faili to relieve. Nervous Exhaustion. Few Useful Hints Nervous People. For "I am so nervous" is a very common ex pression, used by both old and young: and very few can now be found who are free from nervous troubles. We regret to see that the ntaludy i rapidly increasing. And from what cause? There arc various reas on. It may be because of a low condition of the general health; the vitility of the nerrous system is depressed; or iroin a want of perfect digestion and assimiliation of food, and the vitllizlng power tif pure, rich blood, the nerves aro not properly HtrriitheDCtl and iiour.shctI,and cousetpient ly become weak and diseased There was a time when "nervousness,'' and I but class of disease, known as nervous affections, were apparently confined to Indie ; but at the present day it is an un doubted fact that n.s large a portion of ncr Tons diseases exist among men as among the gentler sex; and their distressing affect s and lasting antl enervating results are a thousand fold more serios, as they extend to posterity and are productive of a weak ened and enfeebled race. Ncnous and physical debility, caused by II is a frequent and distressing disease, its de pressing influence being felt alike on both sexes and all ages. Among the lirnt syni poim of this affection are usually a de rangement of the digestive organs. A feel of languor will be experienced, and a grad ual failing of strength, with general weak ness and pain in the back. More or less ex hauKtatiou Is experienced on waking iu tho tlt itiornsng. There is often a bad taste in the mouth; the vision becomes dim, the lnemoiy is impaired, and the patient is troubled with frequent dizziness. Persons thiu affected are often despondunt, and ruffer from gloom and tl. pression of the mind. The nerves become so we kened that the least excitement or sh ck brings on a tremor or trembling, often attended by palpatation cf the heart. LADIES Are particularly susceptible to nervous disorders, owing partly to their more delicate nervous organization and partly 4o their nedentary life and consequent confinement in-doors. Such affections arc attainted by rcstletisiiis ami nervous excite ment, anxiety or depression of the mind, losa of interest in soriety and the daily af fairs of life. There is also loss of sleep; the patient on rising in the morning, feel ing tired, languid and unrefrcshed. From slight nervous attacks tohyste.' la.from .sim ple "nervousness" to utter pr siration, there arc m my and varied form of diseases of the nervous system none of which shoiKi exist, and of allof which can be cured by the use of Dr. Pardee's Remedy Which first stimulates thellvcrand kidney's 10 ncanay ur ,on,reKl....u-3 u.i- u.k...u , ... . . ...... ..I gans, and from tlie tirst uoso pigins ua work of purifying and bnlldiiig up the worn- outsystem It produces sweet and healiliy 1 the and nutlow cliccks tho g'ow of K.iWlt l.rlnvd ltrlilt(liiti tt til P I'ff mill ! elasticity to the step. More real bcnitlt can be derived from oue half dozen bottles of Dr 1'ardee'n lleuiedy, than from a huudred tlolUm lu wtitl iu any other way. Ask your dmggut fur it, and take no trfMcr. Emu vitality i nmnimiii Mmnin in 1 1 1 1 1 1 i ii 1 1 n i u i n i u i i i n i n i n i i 'i i i 1 i 1 1 1 1 i i m i in mi im r'30;: A 11 11! IlillP iluuvISM IU lillili.li 1 1 1 lj'Hi wn' : --r--rjT j5T-ffl afc. H' GO -'tefe SSi ( q if I I O s & :m i , i i Tlie Most Simple and Perfect Waslier in the World. Over 75,000 Now in Use. It Eeduces one of the Most Burdensome Household Duties to Mere Pastime. MORE WASHING can he done in one hour witli the ACME than in six by the old method. A CHILD 12 YEARS OLD CAN USE IT. NO MESS OR SLOH Washing, Rinsing: and Wringing may be done in the parlor without soiling tlie carpet. The ACME will not urar the Clothes as much in a dozen washings as in one by the wash-board. The Washer and Wringer together, does not occupy as much room as one large sized wash-tub. No lifting or other extraneous exertion required in its use. IT ES GOOD FOR TWENTY YEARS. INVESTIGATION If all that is claimed for the ACME cannot bo fully demonstrated I will forfeit One Thousand Dollars. ONE HOUR AND A HALF TIME enough for the largest, washing in private families. Do not hesitate to call, nor fail to too a washing done. You will not be aeked to buv a Machine. For Territorial Rights, apply to Chas. C. Coffinberry, 'COMmOUL LMRf and FM STABLE. (OPPOSITE CENTENNIAL HOTEL.) ILLICIT Everything Kirr.t Class. Buss to and Fiom the Depot Making Connection with all Trains. MITCHELL & LEWIS CO., (LIMITED.) Factory, Racine. Wisconsin. Branch. Portland, Oregon.. XT mvi A Manufacturers Carriages, Buggies, Phaetons, Buckboards Road Carts, Spring Wagons, etc. hill Fin is m us. CANTON CLIPPER PLOWS. HARROWS, ETC. GALE CHILLED PLOWS, AND IDEAL FEED MILL?.. SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND Pit ICE LIST, FREE. MITCHELL & CO., Limited. Union, E. The Having leased and th. .roii :ldy r lit'' d the 'an e. it will ho conducted on an en tirely tlillereiit plan than here of e, an 1 no p in- wi 1 'e -pared 10 make patron coin fort.ible The patronage -f the public is s..', j:t. J, inTinnn bis1, m. niniiarn ninAn llillil nil Mllll' I U r. W. D. BEEDLERiASS, Proprietor. Kcc,(S 011 1,,. d a u,I ,-s.,rt 0f the best material obtalna He is n nvt.tl'iri giorulethe 7-j 7 77; JJCSl, IUI Uf SIUUUCS III ever offered in LEAD HARNESS, HOUSE BLANKETS, CURRY COMBS, AlonFHM. ABSOItTMENT of SITUS. WHIPS. AXI.C OUEASK, HARNES3 Olb, Ktc.. Ktb.. Ltc, In fact every ihieg usually kept in a First Class Establishment. aarCatl ami wraorhw fcods. Q .Main Street, Union, OreOTi. - Manufacturer, Union, Union County, Oregon. Proprietor, Tonus Very Reasonable. of and Dealers in 192-19.1., Front St., Portland, Or. Oregon, Proprietor. F, MILLKlt. Propiietor. ent of . tM.ur iu his line, manufactured lOWCI nVWCS IIICUI W6l6 Eastern Oregon, 7 '