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About The Oregon scout. (Union, Union County, Or.) 188?-1918 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 30, 1887)
JiOTICIS KOR J'UIII.ICATJON. Application for u t". P. Patent. Survey No 12. Claim No. 10 A. and -JO H. Min- oral iip)ilirnt!oti No. III. V. S. Kami Okhuk, Ia Oi:ndk. Oitr.noN.) Nov. 2.1. 1W. t Notice id hereby given tlintC. M. Hanger, whbkc pot-nilcc n(l(lri'H i Sparta, I'liloti couutv. Orcgi-u, Iiii-" tlii day filed hi ap plication fur n putrni for tin1 ''.Nellie (. rant'' quartz lode, and the " T. Hradley Mill bite." situated in tin Fourth mineral dis trict in Town-hip 7 .Smth. Uange i.'l Knit, "iV. M.. the ti:nt.'. lndi- being described by the official pints nnd field notes on file in thin otllie, asfollown. to wit; Ucwinninf nt a no"! from which the cnr. toseca. '. (',. H. ll. T. 7 It. 13 K: bears S.fiO dec- '". W. IVHi feet dist., pot j balnc marked "for. No I N ( .M ("Sur No 12:" thence N 75 hg. VJ mill. K. 135 j feet to apost marl.e-l "Cor Noi! N M t' fcur No li.';" thence N 8 den. K X0 feet to a pott marked 'Cor No I! N 0 M C i'ur No 12;" , thence S 78 dev. 12 mm. . VVjo feet to a post marked "l ur No I N CMC" Bur No 12;" theme. Jr. b deg. V. IW feet to the place ol hfRiuniutr, containing '2i.W acres. Location being n'corded in Vol, 1). page 3iit). record of quartz locatlniiH. I'nion county, Orejroii. Adjoining claim arc the "Ittlffiiln'' quart loile on the west mid the "Apix" and "Augusta" quart lode on the no'rth The milt site being diri-ibrd liy the ofli citd platM uud Held notes on lile in this ofllce. tin fidlo-.i.-, to wit: llcgiiiuiug tit & pout from which Cor. No. 1 of the "Nellie Grant" lode, bears N. 7.J deg. Ill min. K. .1170 feet disi.. poi being marked "(.'or No 1 1M b S?nr No 12;" tlienee running W.330 feet to n postinan;eil "Cor No 2 II M is Sur No 12;" 1 hence ri. (WJ feet to a jiost marked "Cor No 3 15 MS Hur No 12;'' thence iv. 330 feet to u po-t marked "Cor No -I U M S Sur No 12;" thence N. (iCO feet to place- of beginning, 'mil containing live acres Ad joining claims are the "llull'alo Mill Site" on the eas-t, Any .unl all croon claiming adversely nnvpoitiiui .f Hald 4 Nellie (irunt" quartz lode, orthuC T. llrsidley Millt-ite.above de scribed, are required to lilt their advere clnlin with the register of the U. hi. Kand Olllreat l.a Cirandc, Union county. Oregon, during this Misty days period of publication hereof, or I hey will tic barred by virtue of the provisions of the statute. IiUNl'.V KtXnitAKT. Register, It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for a U. M, jiatent be published for a period of CO days (ten con aecutivti weeks) in Tin: Ouctio.v Hcour, a weekly newspaper published at I'nion, In Union county. Oregon. Hkkuy Hi.vniiAKT, 12-2-wlO. Register. NOTICB FOR 1'UUMCATION. Application for a U. S. I'atent. Survey No. 13. Claim No. 11. A. and 11 U. Mlu- eral application No. !I0. U. S. Lanii Oitici:, La Guandi:, On.) Nov. 2U, LS87. J Notice is hereby given thatC. M. San ger, whupo iiostolllce address is Spartn. Union county, Oregon, haH this day tiled hii iiiplication for u patent for the "Huffalo" quartz lode, and the Ilullalo Mill Site, ltuatcd in the Fourth mineral district, in Tp. 7.S. llange llli: Willamette. meridian, tile (piarl7. lode being dcHcribrd by the olllcial plats nnd field notes on tile in tills olllee, as follows, to wit: llcgiuniiigatupost from which, the cor. to hcetions 2,3, 10 and 11 T 7 S H 13 E, bears H -10 deg 21 min V 1321 feet distant: post being mai ked "Cor No 1 1? M C Sur No 13:" thence,", running Hast Ut feet ton pott nuirked "Cor No 2 It M O Sur No 13;" thence north 8 deg E 1,150 feet to a post mai Iced "Cor No 3 HMC Hur No 13;" thence AVodt U5 foet to a post marked "Cor No l M 0 Sur No i:i;" theijce S 8 deg W 1350 feet to the place of beginning, and containing I 15 acres. Location being re corded in Vol i, page 100 records of quartz locations, Union county. Oregon. Adjoin-, inii claims are the "Nellie firanl" and "Apex" lodes on the east, the "Summit" onj wcsi anil un- lion uov lone on me norm. The mill site being described bythuotli cial plats and Hold notes on file in this otllce as follows to' wit: lleginning at a .... ... .1 .. ... . point iroin which uie corner -o. i oi uie "Hullalo'' ludu eliiim, bears N 70 deg. 43 min. K27d leetdist; running thence Wist 330 foet ; thence S.iiuh c.'iO feet ; theucii Enut 320 feet; thence North COO feet to tho place of beginning, and containing live acre. Adjoining claims are the C. T. Hradley Mill Site on the West, Any and all persons claiming adversely nnv jioi'tion of said "Hullalo'' qusutz lode or the Buffalo Mill Site above described, are required to lile their ntlverseclaiiii with the register of the U. S. laud otlieu at Kit (iraude, Union couutv, Oregon, dm ingthe sixty days peilod of jmb ilea Ion horeol, or they will be barred by virtue of iho provisions of the statute. MilNKY UlNKIIAltT, Uegister. It is hen bj ordered that the foregoing notice oi application for a I', S. I'atent be published tor a period of sixty days (ten consecutive weeks) in the Oiikoon Scout, a weukly newspaper published at I'nion, in Union county, Orcaon. lll'NKY Kl.NKllAKT, 12-2-wtO Uegiutir. Tluibor Irftiol, Ael .luiir a IH7H, 1'iir I'ulille.-itloii. .Nolle U.K. Kanp Ot rtci:, K (hustn:, OKr.tiox, ) Noveuiber 2ti 1KS7. Notice is hcieby given thai In compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress, of June 3. IT. entitled "An act for the Hide of timber lands in the States of California, Oregon N vada, and Washington Territo ry,'' JOHN STOOUA IM), of North Ton tier, Comity of Union. State of Oregon, hn-s this iIhv l'.ied in this otllce his mvoi-u state mnnt No. II, foi the purchase of the NWV SWM and!'- NW... and Kot 1, of Section No. 4, in Township No. t! South, ltnnge N.. S3 East, and u ill oiler proof tu .show Unit the laud sought is inure valuable for it timber or stone than for agricultural pur po.ies. nnd to establish his claim to said land before the Hegister and Keeeivcr of this olllreat l.iitirande. Or. on Saturday the 4th dav of February, Ifc&S. He names as wltiuh'tes: Charles Shledhour. Stewart wll llauis, William Mahurry and John Hen derson, all of Noith Powder, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adversely the nbovo-ilcM'rihed lands are requested to tile their nluimx in this nillcootior before said Jth day of February IlnMlY KlNKIIAItT. 12-2 w-10 ltrglster. Timber I.iuul, Ael .Iiiiif 3, t K78.--Notlcr 1'or I'utillcallon. U. S. KANnOmri:, Ka (iisandi:. OurnoN.I November V0. 1687. ( Notice in hereby given that In compliance with the provisions, of the act of Congress of June 8. 1S7S entitled "an act for the udc of tlinbc-buds' in tho States of C.iliforulu, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territo ry,'rCHlUSl IAN IIFCIKiAAItU of North 1'owdor, Couutv oi Union. State of Ou-gon hasthlt ditv tiled in thin otilco his sworn etnteincnt No. Hi. for the purchase of the 8WK XUU ami lots 1 and 2 of Sec 6. Tp. tl South. iindsKV, SF.W of b'ec. No. 32, In Tp. No, f S. If. N a E. W. M, and will ollVr proof In show that the land nought is mo:c valuable for its timber orstone thau for ag rlcultiiuil purposes, and to establish hi claim tnkaid land before the KegUter and liceoivcr of l)il ciftlre at Ui Umnde, Ore con, on Nutivdav the Hh ilny of Feb. llounmesas wiluis!i: Jatuia 11. ClUkl iKin.fc'tewait William), William Mnhnrry, ud John HetulerMJU. till ofNotth l'owdcx, Oregon. Anv nnd nil pervonn Hiiliulng ad vcxely the BUiviMltivrltKtl land are r uBOttt d to lile tbilr claims In thl otllu-e on or Murt- aM Uh UnynX JVlvtuiry'. Notice U. K, K.xn Omen. Ka fSnANnL. Or.it'iox.l November 30. ltS7, f Notice is hereby given tliat incoiupllnnce with the provisions of the act of Congres of June's, 1878, entitled "An act tor the mile of thither lands in the States of California, Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territo ry.'rONtIME I.ESAGE of Union. Conn tv of Union. State of Oregon, has this day itled in this olllee Ids sworn statement No. 1(1, for the purchase of the N'W XKJ of Section No. 10. in Township No. 1 South, Hange No. 41 East, and will oircr proof to show that the land sought Is m.-ire valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultu ral purposes and to establish his claim to said land before the Hegister and Heeelvcr of this ollirc at Li (ir.iude.'Oregon. on Monday tho 13rh day of Februarv, WS. lie natucs ac witnesses: Louis Lemon:, Potter, Henry Mayott, and Eiuerv Mayott, all of Union, Oregon Any and all persons claiming adversely the above-dc-scrihed lauds are requested to lile thnir claims in this ollice on or before said 13th day of February, K'frVS. HUXIIY HtNKllAllT. 12-2wl0 liegister. TnnliiT I.aiiil, Act .limn 3, 1KTS. Ntitlcn for I'lilillentiun. U. S. Land Omcu, Li (inNtK. OnnnoN,) Noveuiber 12. 18s7. Notice is hereby given that, in compliance' with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, Win, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands In the States of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territo ry," ADAM NE1KSON, of North Powder, county of Union, State of Oregon, has this day tiled in this ollice his sworn statement. No. 11, for the purchase of the S hlf. N W qr. See. 8, and Ehlf. NE qr. of Scition No. 7, in Township No. 0 South, Kange No. 3S East, nnd will oiler proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or .stone thuu for agricultural purpo-es, and to establish his claim to said land heforc the register and receiver of this ollice at La (iraude, Oregon, on Saturday, flic 2:th day of .lanuarv, 1S8. He names us witnesses: Win. Eecles, Jacob Sticubaugh, Win. L. llurrows, and John Stoddard, all of Tclo easet, Oregon. Anv and all persons claim ing adversely the iibovc-doeribed Innds are requested to file their claims in this ollice on or before said 28th day of January, 18S8. HKNHV RlNEU.UlT, 11-18-wlO fiegister. Timber I.nnil, Art .lunn :i, 1878 Notice fur Publication. U. S. IKD Orrtci:, La Oiiandu, OrtnnoN, ) November 7, 1887. J f Notice is hereby given that tu compliance with tho pro'isioli.s'of the act of Congress of June 3, lh78, entitled "An act for the sale of timber landu ix the States of California, Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Territo ry," STEWART WILLIAMS, of North Powder, County of Union, State of Oregon, has this day filed in this ollice his sworn statement 'No 8, for the purchase of the N'M NWU See. 8. and 8 tiW'V, of Section No. 5, in Township No, (! S, Uango No. 33 East, and will oiler proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to said laud be fore the Hegister and Receiver of this ollice at La Grande, Oregon, on Saturday, the llthdayof Januanv, 1838. He names as witnesncs: C. A. Hell, U. II. Stairbaird, Charles Edwards, and Adam Nelson, all of North Powder, Oregon. Any and all per sons claiming adversely the above-described lauds are requested tu lile their claims in this ofllce on or before said 14th day of Jan uary, 1888. Henry Iinehaut, Il-llwi0 , Rciiistcr. Tlmlier I.nuil, Aet Jimii .1, 1878. Notice For I'lilillc.itliin. Timber I-aiiil, Art .IitnnS. 1878. Fur l'utilliiillon, U. S. Kami Otrtcc, Lv Oi:vN-nn. Okiuion,) November 12, 18-47. f Notice is hereby given that In compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled. "An act for the sale of timber lands in the States of California. Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territo ry," WILLIAM ECCLES, of Telocaset. County of Union. State of Oregon, lias this dav tiled in this ollice his sworn statement Nii. 10, for the purchase of the SE N W Ehlf SW mill SK of Section No. 7. in Township No, (i S. Hange No. 38 E, W. M. and will offer proof to show that the land sought Is more valuable for its timber or stone than forngricultur.il purposes, and to csuibli-h his claim to said land before the register and receiver of this ollice at La (iramle, Oregou, on Saturday, the 28th day of .lanu arv, 1888. He nainis as witnesses: Adam Nelson, Jacob St.inbaugh, Win. L. P.ur rows, anil John Stodard, all of Telocaset, Oregou, Any and all persons claiming ad versely, the above-described lands arc re quested to file their claims in this otllce on or before said 28th day of January, 188. Henry Hinkhakt, 11- 18-wIO. Register. CITATION. In the County Court of Union County, Oregon, lu the matter of the Probate of the last w ill and testament of Joshua Weaver, de ceased, To Rachel C. Hault. Frank T. Walker, Ida Walker, Kenard Walker. Ray Walker and Joshua Walker: Whereas, Joel Weaver has filed in the County Court of Union county, Oregon, his petition praying for the probate of an In strument In writing, purporting to be tiic last will and testament of Joshua Weaver, deceased, and Whereas, the said court has t-ct the next regular term of said court, to wit: the 3rd day of January. A, I). US, for the hearing of thesMue. Now. therefore, in the name of the State of Oregon, You and each of yon are commanded to anpenr at the invxt regular term of ald County Conr. of Union couutv, Oregon, to wit: on the 3rd day of Janunry, A. U. 18S8, and show cause, if nny there be. why aid instrument shall not be admitted to iirobatc on the last will ami testament of oihua Weaver, deceased, and letteis of administration issued to Joel Weaver the executor therein named. And, such of you as arc under the age of twenty-one years, will take notice that if you fail to apply to said court and have ap pointed for you a guardian cul litum. to ap pear for you at said hearing, the said court will appoint such guardian to so appear for you, And, you will further take notice that if you so fail to appearand .show cause, an order will he made admitting said instru ment to probate as the last will ol said Joshua Weaver, deceased Witness the Hon O. P. Goodall, county judgeof Union county, Orecon, with tho seal of said county court atilxcd this 30th dav of November, A. D. 1887. Attest: tEAL) A. T.N KILL, County Clerk. This citation is published by order of the Hon. O. I'. Goodall, county ludgw of Union couuty, Oregon, made this 50ih dav of No vember, 1887. A.T. NEILL. 12- 2-wa County Clerk. NOTICE FOR IHJlJLfcATlONr Land Orncn at Lv CiUAKur, OiirooN,! Pec 2. 1387. Notice Is hereby given that the following named settler haa tiled notice of hU luten tion to mnke final proof in supnort of his claim , und that nld proof will ho made be fore the regitor and receiver at La Grande, Oregon, ou Jau, . IW, viz: BAMl'KL T. uLM. I). S. No. CI78,forthe NWK Sec. UTp. 6,8. It, 1 U. He nnuie the follow ing witnesfcCK to prove hls continuous rel ibncoupou. aud cultivation of, suid laud. vU: Cuas. K. HoUtii. C. V. Itobin. R. Stoker und B Drujvr. all of Union, Or, ., Htrxfiv Ittvrjttuu, U'-fl-vC. ir'ffitVf. GENERA Jj NEWS. Selected mid Colli il JKiwn tor the Con. ytiiilencn .!' our itenilerh. iMilvvnukcq, Wis, had n 9100,000 firo recently. A slight shock ol nnrthqunku wis felt in Aiondocino county, Oil., it few days ago. A cyclone recently pnfised over the Indian lcrritory, doing Hit: usual iiinount of dutniigc. Eight persons were frozen to death in Carson county, Texas, during tho late cold spell there. The first issue of nickel and pilver coinage in France will appear shortly, aniounling to 70,000,000 francs. A Steamer plying between San Fran cisco and Santa Cruz, was burned at sea recently, Several lives were lost. Arkansas lias been visited by anoth er tcrrillic cyclone, resulting in the destruction of much property and life. The Southern Pacific railroad is 3,333 miles in length. Portland, Or, is now united with New Orleans by bands of iron. Oregon's congressmen eacli receive $1,3-10 'mileage to Washington and re turn. Tho mileage is 20c. per mile eacli way. Tho $25,000 bet between tho San Francisco Chronicle and Examiner is oil' owing to certain conditions not be ing completed. President J. W. Mackcy, of the Com mercial Cable Co. donated to each of tho employees of the company a lialf month's wages, aggregating the sunt of $9,000 A hnndgomo residence in Washing ton, purchased with money subscribed by friends of the late Gen. Hancock, was presented to Sirs. Hancock as a Christmas present. A bill has been introduced in tho Washington Territory Legislature pro hibiting a person from holding the ollice of sheriir and treasurer longer than two terms. While walking on the railroad track at Mabton station, about forty miles south of Yakima, one night last week, Charles Miller was instrntfy killed by being run over by a freight train. Hon. Daniel Manning, ex-secrelary of treasury, died at. his home in Alba ny, N. Y. Dec. 21th, at 1 :30 o'clock p. m. Flags at tho Capitol were ordered to bo placed at half-mast, by President Cleveland. Seattle, W. T. hud a $10,000 fire last Saturday. The lire started in a small cigar shop and spread rapidly, burning tlio Mechanics' mill; loss $20,000; no insurance. Several other buildings were burned. Spokane Falls had a $20,000 tire on December 20th, and as usual in hitch cases tho water works were out of re pair, a'nd the water had been turned oh", in order to repair them. It origin ated from a defective Hue. The supreme court of Indiana has made the highly commendable ruling that railroad employees have the right to summarily eject from a train, any passenger who may use improper lan guage in the presence of ladies. Tho Pacific Mail Co,. The Occiden tal and Oriental lines have instructed the masters of their steamers not to bring any more Chinese women over from China, unless they have a proper certificate entitling them to come. Hon. Luther Elkins, one of the old pioneers of Oregon, died at his home in Lebanon, last week. He was atone time a member of the Legislature, and it is said by his casting vote, E. 1). Ba ker was elected U. S. senator instead of Hon. Delazon Smith. A Portland linn has received an or der fiom Chicago for ten carloads of cedar shingles. This is tho farthest point east from which an order for shingles has been received. Largo quantities have been shipped into Col orado during tho last year. Tacoma Ledger: The largest fleet of vessels over before known in Fuget sound waters, embracing a tonnage of 102,351 tons is at piescnt in the great inland sea of tho l'acillc uortuwest. It exceeds the wnole amount of tonnage and disengaged in San Francisco, which is 101,005 tons. In the senate hist Thursday a bill was introduced by Senator Hoar to ex tend the general land and mining laws ver the territory of Alaska. Also fa cilitate settlement and development of tho resources of Alaska, and open an overland commercial route between the United States, Asiatic Russia and Japan. Sixty thousand men in, the employ of the Heading Haihoad and Coal Co's, are on a strike in Pennsylvania. What an army of men for ono corpor ation to employ? Probably more men than are in all of the towns of Oregon combined. If tho employees of such gigantic corporations wcro not organ bed, how quick would they be crushed? East Orttjonian, It has been customary where impor tant letters wcro written after the mail had been closed, to hand them to Mr. Elliott, to bo put on tho postal car of trains patsing through, thus avoid ing a days delay in waiting for tho next train. According to a recant or der the jwstnl railway clerks are now compelled to turn such letters over to the first ollice passed en route, where they are stamped and then sunt ou tho next day. One J. C. Johns has boon doing the swindling racket in and about Albany Oregon, lie represented himself as an agent of tho Uaucroft HiMory Com pany, of Sau Francisco, and has tnkon In quito a good many, II o would sell the book for some cash down, and the balance when the book was belivorod, which ho failed to do. Tho company has got wind of the swindler aud pro VKW0 to put him, if pctwibk", behind tho tKI. if SI liyilEiiiili! HSjfL A. J. GOODimOD, Prop. OPENED ANEW. The Leading .Hotel of Eastern Oregon. Everything New and First Class Throughout. The table always supplied Willi the best ahe market affords. ExceilentAccomoda tions for Commer cial Men. Charges ReasosabSe. SL2IMOXS. in the Clrcuij enurt of the State of Orccon, for Union county. JlllniK II, IllltcllilHO!!) and V W'm. It. Hutchinson) Vd Xcl'on S-'clioouovcr, atlminivtr.i'orof the es tate of 31. 15. IlairJ, ikc-.i-c.l, Jmurs Mitchill. K. 1). Ilniril. Nancy .1. Miclme's. Cicorgc Itairil. Thotnm ,7. Ilaiiil. Dnwd Itntrd, Joshua U.ilrd, Daniel 15a r.l, M.ijr fjie' .Smith. EvurnU Howell, David Howi-il, Alary A. Long. Alewclla hong, Di li Loup, V. .. Long, -Mary 12. Katon and J. If. Stevens. To the above named defendant 4. Nancy J. Michaels, Jo-diua lljird, Oeorge lialrd, Tuonan J. Haird, Kveruts Howell and David Howell: TN THIS NAM 1-2 OF THE STATIC OF Jl Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and answer tliueoiiiplnint filed acaiu-t you in the above entitled suit on or Lcfore the first it ty of the next regular term of the above entitled eoiut utter the pnblie ition of this Miimnons diuvcach week for lx weeks to wit: on or before the 13th day of Febru arv. ISS-s. and if vou fail so to answer, fof wnntthetei f pla'htltl'j will take judgment ngniiitit you fur the relief prayed for in this complaint heieln, to wit: for a foreclosure of plaintitl's three several mortgages upon the. following de-H-ribcd la::ds situated in Union couutv, Oregon, to wit: The S' SICK " and WW NU'4 See. is and NW 14 See 17 and SW'4' f sW' iree. S Township 1 South of Haunt; 10 Kant of the Willamette meridian, and the H 1 .;. of hW'i H.e. !!3, Township li South of Kuli'i' i Ha-t or the Willamette meridian, i.n I the S'.J NW(-,' and NK( ofKW qr. ana of SE qr. See. LV) Township .inc North of Hange I'.'J Eat of the Willamette meridian, an 1 for judg ment forplaintilFK costs and disbursement anil for two hundred dollars as attorney's fees claimed in plaint ff,s first cause of suit, and for ten tier cent., an amouiit due on note sit out ni' plaintidV second eau;0 of suit, and for p-iieral relief This summons i-1 published bv order of Hon. G. W. Walker. .IiiiUe of the Cth judi cial rlhtriet of the State of Ori-Ron, dated Dim. 'J7th, 1Ss7. ItAKEK, S II ELTON & 15 A K EI!, 12-30 Attorneys for I'laintlffs, Ciiniili.an Halo of Ural Kutate. VTOTIOE 13 HEREBY GIVEN THAT JJN by virtue of and in pur-.u nice of an or der o'f the Ciiunty court of Union county, Stale of Oreuou, sitiins; in pioiiate, m:iii on the lO.h day of October, lH-, in the mat ter of the estate and jrnnrdlan.sliip of th? peiHomand estate of Ada .M.Salisbury and Valentine S;ilisbnrv, minors, and of the laws-of the tfti.te of Oregon in such ea-c made and provided, the undersigned, puar ilian of said estate and minors, ,vill ell at public auctimi. to the highest bidder for cash, and subiivt to the oontirination by said court, on Monlav the i'tr.t day of J.m uarv, tsn.-i at 2 o'clock m the aftcrnotm of saiil day. at the front door of the court house o'f said county, in the city of Union, Union eountv, State of Oregon, all .the riRht. title and interest and estate of the sid Ada M. Salisbury and Valentine Salis bury, minors, that tiny now-have in and to all that certain real estate described as fol lows, to wit: The SVJ of See. til, Tp. US. K. :!) K, W. M, in Union county, State of Oreiron. Terms of sale, cash in hand ou day of sale, Deed at Expense of purchaser. Dated nt Union, Oregon this iOth day of December, 1S.s7. WALTEIl SALISliUItY, 12-23 Guardian. SUMMONS. In the Circuit court of the State of Oregon, for Union eountv. Victor P. Collier, Plaintiff, Vs Lcoaie Celller, Dufondant. To Leonie Celller, defendant in tho above entitled suit: You are hereby required to appoar in the above entitled court an 1 answer the com plaint tiled asainst you in thu above enti tled suit, on or heforo the flrt d-iv of the next regular term of flio above named court, after the publi cation of this summous in Tim Oan uon Scot'T, ftr six consecutive weeks, vis: the 13th day of February, ISSS or for want thereof p'aintitl' will ask the court for the relief prayed for in the complaint, viz: a dissolution of the marriage contract now existing between plaintiff am' dofeiiilnnt. Thlssiiminoiis U served by publication, hv order of G. W. Walker, Judaoof tho above named court, made the fith day of November, A. 1). lc87. K. HAKIN it DUO.. 12-10 Attorneys for Plaintiff, , Minnii'F'S S3.VI.K. TOTlCE IS HEU1SUY GIVEN THAT 1 under and by virtue of an execution ami order of sale issued out of the Ciivuit court of the State of Orecon, for Union eountv, to me directed and delivered, hear iusda'teof Deo, 10th, 1SS7, noon a judge ment and order of sale rendered h said court on the 2Sthdayof Sep., ISS7, in favor of Fred. Noihne. P1IV. and against John Nodine. iiefendunt, reqnirinK me that out of the property hereinafter described and dosenbed in said execution, I make the stun of?3Jt!.0C with intret from Aprd 0th. is-ai it the rato of S per rent, per annum; und tho further um of f,'Ul.tl with interest from June lS:h, 16 ni at S percent, per an num ;'and the lurther sum of fM.W with interest from the 21th day of June, at 8 per cent per annum; and the further sum of $3 02 coats und dishum ments- nnd Hccruiniots. mid, whereas, by said ju le nient uiidexecuiidu it wa or lered thi' ihe followinc described proju-rtv Ueoll. towi' : The SWi. ami tho of the iiKH of S v. fl Tp. I?, It. JO B. W. M. iu Union ouatv , Oretron, therefore I will sell on Tuesdui thel'tth dav of Jumurv, 1SSS, nt2 o'uIuck p, in. of iMi'd day. nt public auriiou, at the court hoiue door In Union county, nil the right, tftle wild interest which the oaltl de fendant John Nodine hud on or fir the 10th dav of June, lSS7ln or to said property. Terms olsaie, cub to uie in tuna. Date.1 atShcrlUotUc' tJiis 'Mh lUy ol1 Pm.)W7. A-N, ILAillLTOV, 1 12 S3 WUVr W W U nfon rvtfrff y . OreVon. NOTICE VOU PUBLICATION. Lxr OfKick at La tiiiAXDn. OBro .N J December 1 , 1 Xnlicr Is berpl.v ulwn ihat tb- toilowinf,' niiinul-eit'er has bled n. ticc of his intin tiou to mnke fluid proof la support of Jus claim, and thut nid p onf wl.l l e made he foro the register and receiver 11 1 La Grande, Oreimii.011 Fib. h, um. viz: GKOlEGL 11. MA I!St I A LL, Hl. No.Jtri'i. fnrtluSW W SfC. 2.. Tp. (J tl. It. 41 ll. W. M. IL un'nes the follow ri)j witm s c- t" 1 r ive his contitiimns rc-i en e up 11, ndciiiti i.t on nt, said lutid v.t: Jo ill i'ilVO-1, Wi. .l.m VM-on, Jo 1 h V'-Tii ievniit r. nn I MsW. it .Spcurs. ah of Medical !s;iriiiu's, Cr -gon. IlBMlY RlSFIMUT. 12-23-v0. l!tgi;-r. NOTICE FOR IH'lILirATION. Land Office at L Guamu:. Onr ox,l Dc-eii.b r 11, IX--7. 1 Notice is hereby piven that I he following mimed settler has filed notice of bis inten tion to make final proof in support of his claim, and ih it said proof willne mu le be fore ihs registerund rjciver at La Grande Oregon, on Feb. 10;h, His. vir: SOLOJMN H. NEVILL. I). S. No. 71IS. for the SVj SWH NE'i SWM SE'4 NWtf See 2. Tp. 2 S, 1! . 39 E. W, M. He names the follow ing witnesses to prove his continuous resi dence upon and ( nltivaiitui of, said land, viz: J. Q. A. Kieha-iUon. J. S. Cameron, Willlnin Pangborn, and Ch:u. Willie, all of Sutnuiervillo, Oregon. lll'.NRY Itt-NnHAUT. 12-23-wf!. Itoiti-ter. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Orncc at Ls. Gkanhk, Oiirr.iN.I Decemll.THi. 1HM7. I Notice is hereby nivcn that the follow in nained settler has ti'ed notice of his inten tion to make final p:oof in sttpp irt of his claim, and that said proof will b'.' madel e fore the register and reci iirir. at L i (iramle. Oreunn. on Feb. Stli. lsss, viz: NATHAN S. MARSHALL. Ild. No. !or the N',. SEKand V4 N'E'.f Sec 21, Tp. (! S. R, 41 E, W. M. He rames the following witness cm to prove his continuous ie-idfiiee upon, and inltiva iun of. 'aid land, viz: John Reaves, William Wilson, Jixiph Vand. -vanter, and Stewart Spears, all of Medical Spiings, Oregon. Hkncy Rimkuaut, 12-23-wG. Register. NOTICE FOIl PUBLICATION. Land Office at La (IntNim, Okkro.v,) November 15, US7. I Notice is hereby given that the following named sc'.tlcr has filed notice of his inten tion to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made be fore the register and 10 'elver at La Grande, Oregon, on .lanuarv 5th istv. via: HENRY BAUER, Ud. No.' 1773. for the S hlf, SW Sec. 11 and W hlf. NW Sec. 14, Tp. G. S. R. oi E, W. M. lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivat.on of. said land, viz: John N. Nice, Thomas O'Bryant, John Si moiiis.and J. Y. Kimbrelf, all of North Powdir. Oregon. Hlniiv Rinrhakt. 11-lS-wG. Register. su.mmxs. In the Circuit court of the45tate ot Oregon, for Union county. ' Jessie M. Roberts, Plaintiff, vs Nathan L. Roberts, Defendant. To Nathan L. Robeit the above named defendant; In the name of the State of Oregon, you are hereby required to appearand answer the complaint tiled against you in tho above entitled court and suit on fir before the first day of the next rigular t rm of said court, commencing on the 2nd. Monday -of Feb ruary next, to wit: on Mondav the tilth dav of February, A. D. US-t. and if von fail so to answer, for want thereof the plaintiff will take default and apply to the court fer the reluf demanded in the complaint, which is, in substance, far a decree dissol ving the mairiiige relations now and here tofore existing between plaintiff and clifeu dant, for the care, eustodv and control of the infant child of said parties, for general ro'icf and for costs and disbursements. This summons is published in Tun OuuuON Scout, for seven consecutive weeks, by order of Hon. G. W. Walk kcr. Judge of said court, made in open court, on the 2flth day of Sept, A. D. 1661. O. V. BELL, 12-10 Attorney lor Plaintilt. lexical Sciatica, Lumbago, RheuntatitE, Kuril?, ealds, .tlas, Bruiie, jaaionF, Scratches. Sprains, Strains, Stitches, EtiffJoints, Backache, Galls, Sorea, Spavin Cracks. Contracted Muscles, Eruptions, Hoof Ail, Screw Worms, Swlnney, Saddle Galls, Piles. THIS GOOD OLD STAND-BY m-l.'shes for cvwybodyci&ctlj what Isclalmcd : .: Oao of tlioreasous for tho crcat popularity of ' a Mujtanj Ltnimcut Is found In Its uulvcrsnl :Iicslilllt' Everybody ncstls Mica n medicine. 'iUo Lnmberiiinu needs It In case of accident. 1' li? Ho 11 howI t'e needs it for general family vie, '.':.-( C'analor needs It for b!a teams and hitmen. ."no .llocbuulo needs It always on hit ttoi-I: .lu Miucrneelstttncasflof rraergency. '.'.iv t'louoernedlt-can'tcetalonswlthoutlt. ::i' l-'anuer neods it la his house, his stable, .... .t.'ckysrtt. ' - Slcmabnat innn or tlio Ilontmnu needs 'lioral kapply afloatand ashore. . he Ilorse-fauelcr nsds It It Is his txwt i.i! and tofsftt nstUncc. in btock-srowcr needt It It will tare htm . . Ji of dollars and a world of trouble. Itnllroad miiu needs It and will need It so life u a round of accidents and danjera. . Itaehwooilsmuu needs tu TherelsuoUi 1 1 as an aatldoto for the dansvrs to life, .u J 1 omfort which surround the pioneer. ! Merc hunt needs It about his store amonj ; kqrees. AectdenU will happen, and when aa.nt tho Uusuns Ualmcst Is wasted at onoe, . oe.iu lloltlu lutbo Homo, TU tho best of : pHottlolu tboVnciory. Its Immediate o of uecldeal sav ialn and loss of wages, .n a UotlQ Alwayn tn the 8ible for . hca vn"uti'd. Tlioni'nn & I'u.'t'l 1110 imcnls for I lit? cclohrnleil Cyclone WimLMill, titul ns 1 lie prices on them hitvcliccn yrcnt ly reduced they are now wilhin the reach of all. Sample mill to be seen nt llieir planer in North Union. Call uud examine it. Catvca- " - -s 1 ; . . One bottle taken according to direction will give better results than a gallon ot Sarsaparilla, or any of tho so-called Blooo Purifiers vith which the market is glutted At Druggists, price SI. CO per bottle. $500 REWARD will be paid for any case of Rheumat.'sm which Dr. Pardee's Remedy, properly ad ministered, fails to relieve. cm f?.". rs 5f r wty w - a w Nervous Exhaustion, e A Few Useful Hints For Kervous People. f "l ntn ho nervous" h 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 malady If rapidly Increasing. And from what cause? There are various reas ons. It may be because of a lnv condition of the geneial health; the vitility of tho nervous system is depressed; or from a want of perfect digestion and asKimiliatlou of food, and the vitili.ing power of pure, rich blood, the nerves are not properly .strentlicned and nour.shed,and consequent ly become weak and dinca.sed Theiewasa time when "nervousness-,'' and that class of disease known as nervous affections, were apparently confined to ladies: but at the nrusentdav it is an tin- A doubted fact Hint as large a portion of ner vous diseases exist among men as among the gentler sex; and their distressing affects and lasting and enervating results arc a thousand fold more serios, as they extend to posterity and are productive of a weak ened and enfeebled race. Nervous and physical debility, caused by is a frequent and distressing disease, Its de pressing influence, being felt alike on both sexes and all ages. Among the lirst sym ptons of this affection me. usually a de rangement of the digestive organs. A feci i f languor will be experienced, and a yrad uul falling of strength, with general weak ness and pain in the back. More or less cx haustation la experienced on waking in the the moriiMig. There is often a bad taste in tlit mouth; the vision becomes dim, the niemoiy is impaired, and the patient is troubled with frequent dizziness. Persons thus affected are often despondaut. and uiffer from gloom and depression of the mind. The nerves become so weakened that the least excitement or shock brings on n tremor or trembling, often attended by pnlpatatiou if the heart. LADIES Are particularly susceptible to nervous disorders, owing partly to their more delicate nervous organization and partly to their sedentary life and consequent confinement in-doors. Such affections are attended by restlessness and nervous excite ment, anxiety or depression of tho mind, loss of interest in society 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 unrcfreshed. From slight nervous attacks to hysteria, from sim ple 'nervousness" to utter prostration, there arc many and varied forms of diseases of the nervous system none of which should exist, and of all of which can be cured by the use of Dr. Pardee's Remefly Which first stimulates the liver and kldnej to healthy action, regulate the digestiveor guns, nnd from the first dose begins its work of nurif vine and bulldinc unthen-nrn. out system It produces sweetand healthy sleep, enrhhts the blood, and imparts to the pale aud sallow cheeks' the glow of health, brings bilghtnesa to the eye and elasticity to the step. More real benlflt can liA.la-ti.di1 f n ... ... V. 1 f 1 ... I ucuvuiiuiivm uiic uau uozen Domes vi Or Pardee's Itemed?, than from a hundred aouars luviutciliu any other way. Ask your druggist for it, ami take no trtlrVr Iwii Vitality 7
