Eugono City Notes.
Lano'u opera house
opened.
has been
i
ro-
There arc several cases of measols in
the city.
Protracted meetings aro being hold
in several places in the city.
Largo quantities of ico liavo been
put up here during the cold, weather.
Itoyce &. Lansing Co. played to crow
ded houocs last Friday and Saturday
uighta, at Kinuliart'a hall.
There aro reports current that the
extremely cold weather has killed .nmo
of the fall fown wheat in tho valley.
Mrp. K. Eukin arrived in Eugene,
last Saturday , on a visit to friends.
She will remain but a few days.
The new Baptist church is nearly
fmfSlied. It will bo tho most commo
dious edifice of worship in tho city.
Co. "C" O. N. d.f gave a mask ball
last Wednesday at the Eugene opera
house. Tho proceeds amounted to
$155.00.
The electric lights motor is propelled
by the powerof tho Eugeno City mill.",
which were compelled to fhut down
on accountof the freofcc up, and the
city was left in darkness, several nights
last week.
L.JAV.
WEALTH IX WOOL.
Tho total number of sheep in tho
United States and Territories in 1880
was '18,822,331; in 1887, M,755),:nl,
being a decrease in one year of :i,r(.',
Oiy. The past twelve years, however,
show nn increatic of 10,5)75,1)11, or 112
percent since 1875. In 1887 there
were in California li.OG'J.O'.IS head of
sheep, in Ohio 1,502,1)1:1, in Michigan
2,150,127, and in Texas -1,751,831,
showing since 1875 a decrease in Ohio
and Michigan, while Texas more than
tho number in tho .State in 1875.
New Mexico in 18S0 had 2.0S8.831
sheep which number increased by 1887
to -1,025,712, Oregon in 1875 had (l.'M,
400 sheep; In 1887 2,593,02!). Kan
sas, in 1875 had 118,000 sheep; in 1887
1,100,852. Colorado in 1875 had 000,
000; in 1887 J.M0.178. Nebraska in
1875 had 42,000 sheep; in 1887 430,
700. 'The quantities and values of
wool produced in the United States
and Territories, as estimated by the
Statistician of the Department of Ag
riculture, were : In 1805 155,000,000
pounds; value not given; in 1875
192,000,000 pounds; value $9 J, 320,(552 ;
in 1850210,000,000 pounds; value .$90,
230,537, in 1880 285,000,000 pounds;
value f08,400,000. The value of man
ufactures of worsted and woolen goods
goods was: In 1850 if 13,200,515 ; in
1800 .? 05,509,301; in 1870 $177,495,
089; and in 1SS0 .$207,252,913.
RAILROADS COMING.
Three tho largest railroad companies
in tho United States are now pushing
their lines westward with tho intcntit-m
of going to tho coast.' The Chicago it
Northwestern has its terminus this
winterkill central Wyoming, west of
Port Kctterman ; tho Missouri Pacific
completed its road into Chejonno,
Wyoming, last week ; and tho Manito
ba road will bo completed to Hutte,
Montana, this winter. As now headed
these roads will all pass through Idaho.
In their onward march to tho coast
tho fertile fields and rich mines f Ida
ho are in sharp contrast with the ster
ilo wastes of Wyoming. Tho Oregon
Pacific coming from tho west, the Ida
ho Central extension, and tho prospec
tive branch of tho U. I'. to the north
through the Weirer country, together
with t tho Eastern roads, make the
outlook for Idaho exceedingly probpor
ous. Caldwell Tribune.
' PATENTS CKANTKl)
To citizons of tho Pacific States du
ring tho past week, and reported ex
pressly for tho S,cour, by U. A. Snow
it Co., patent lawyers, opposite I'. S.
Patent Oilice, Washington, I). C :
1). M. Donohy, Acampo. Oal., sec
tional weed cutter; D. Uoldntoin, San
Francisco, Cal., sample tray; M. .Ion
sen, Stockton, Cal., railway crossing;
L. D. Smith and W. A. OUIh. Helix,
Orcg., friction tiro escape.
LOOK J I EKE.
Those indebted to mo on account
nro requofctud to come forward at oner
and fcetllo. If this roquet is not heed
ed, I shall resort to tome other method
of collecting.
W. D. Hr.lDI.EMAN.
Ayor'a Sarraparilla iu prcseribod and
rccommoiidcd by eminent pliyhicians,
and is taken with perfect (safety by old
and youtif,'. Its cleansing and vital
izing ell'ecta am bitre and spccily, and
it ia universally conceded to bo tho
most olfeotivo of all blood pnrificiK.
3U5W THIS WF.I3K.
KSTI5AY NOTICK.
Notice Is hereby given that tho under
signed, residing four miles west ot North
Powder. Union county, Oregon, on Woif
ere k, did, on tho Kith day of Jmuinrv. 18SS.
take up and pemt, and ou tho Sdth. day of
January, W caused to he appraised as bv
Jaw required, tho following described es
iravp, to wit.
One bay inaro and colt; ui.ire.S orfl vears
old. white spot in forhcad. 15Jv hand.1) high,
branded W A 011 left nhoulder.
One dark bay inaro, 15 hund high, slopes
011 hips, branded on left khoulder W ago
not known.
One buckskin innlo. black ni.vio and tail.
3 years c.M. 15H hands high, hr.iueltd on
Ictt shoulder with an audi on.
One light gray hore coll. two or three
yearsold, 15 hands high, white fnu., right
hind leg wliitp up to pumbol Joint, brand
not known. HARRISON' WICKS.
Lost.-SlO Reward.
On tho road between Smnmrrvillo and
tho Cove' tn the enow, a gold matchbox,
wltu quarts ou ono ide uud the initials
of J. L. on tho "obcr. Tho .ahuvo reward
will bo paid to auyfoiw leaving tho m
with Cerwk- K MeJftnJcl, of Utol'om
TAKEN UP.
Hyl5lshop .Johns & Co. of Indian Valley
precinct, Union county, Oregon, tin follow
ing described horses, and duly posted ac
cording to law:
One hurkskfh colored mare, branded W
nn light hip and tight shoulder, about 15
hands high, and Mippoed to be 8 vcarsold.
One Troan horse, branded W on right
hip pud riitlit. dioulder. about i years old
and about 11 '2 bands high.
One bay mare, branded S on left hip and
V ou right hip, about li hau ls high, 7 or
8 years old,
One sorrel hone, branded K on right
shoulder, 15 bands high. 0 or 10 years old.
One brown filloy, 3 years old. no brand
thai can be seen, right hind foot white up
to posture Joint and white Mripdown fate.
The above described horses were apprais
ed bv two this'Uth day of Jan. ISSN, ai fol
lows': Ruskskin, fcli; roan, $10; bav, $10;
sorrel. ?30; brown, $.0.
J. II. COWAN.
Justiceof the Peace, Indian Valley l"ct,
$1,000REWARD!
The above reward will be given for Infor
mation that will lead to the arrest and con
viction of the person or persons who set lire
to the bay stark-f Tomlinsonand Hrookc,
on the Hu'ntooti ranch, in Malheur county,
Oregon. And same reward for Information
that will lead to arrest and conviction of
any person or persons that injures the, sheep
or property, or who commits depredations
on any sheep or property of any member
or members of this association.
Hv order of Eastern Oregon Sheep As.o
elation. S. KIDDER, President.
1. 1. If ainis, Secretary.
Baker City, December's. 18?7. 1-27
I I
my I
I 1
raw m
A. J. GOODBROI), Prop.
OPENED ANEW.
The Leading Hotel of
Eastern Oregon.
Everything Noav and First
Class Throughout.
Tlic table always supplied With
the best ahe market affords.
Excellent Accomoda
tions for Commer
cial Men.
Charges Reasonable.
Horse Breaking!
I desiro to inform the public that I have
perfected a
New System of Horsebreaking,
Which 1 believe to be the bc-t now prac
ticed, and I will tnl;u Iioimm or any other
kind of animals to break, on
REASONABLE TEH MS.
Satisfaction guaranteed in every instance.
Will visit tho farms when desired, and
break the animals without taking them
uwny, Glycine u trial.
11-18-tf SHANNON MARSHALL.
I
T
HE
0RTGA6E HANK,
' nsassaflziaj
UNION, OH EG ON.
$500,000.00 to Loan on
First Class Security,
From One to l'ivc Years Time, at a Low
Kate of Interest. Also y, Pells
and icenth iToperty lor
.Mtn-reMiieuirf.
O
Kl'OSlT
ON'EY UKCEIVEII ON J)K
To 1r- Invested on Guaranteed Security.
O
All Collodions Promptly
Attended to tVUItmil Delay.
1 F. HAKhK,
General Manager, Union Or,
Trains
arrive and depart from
dailv. as follows
Union
i sr iioiNn.
wuht iioi xn.
Passenger, No.5, L've
at 11 'SS p. m.
Freight. No. IB. L've
at 7 l'i a. in.
Passenger No. li, L've
at 4 ;'i2 a 111
Freight, No. Hi, L've
at 2 40 a. 111.
THTPTt" ""d Irom principal points
1 lrvL, t O hl , plu.,i 'sjtatej, Canada
and Km rope.
Elegant Pyfi"" Cars.
Kmigrant Sleeping Cars Run Through
on Express Trains to
OMAHA,
COUNC5L BLUFFS
and ST.PAUL
Free of Charge and Without Change.
Cloe connections at Portland for San Fran
cisco and Puget Sound points.
For further particulars inquire of any
Agent of the Company or of A. L. Maxwell,
(i. P. A T. A., Portland, Oregon.
SAN FKAKC1SCO LINE.
ritOM l-OUTI.AKD. I KIIOM K N NUBCIKCO
U'avlngnt 12 Mldn't.. L'v'ng Spear st. wh'f
as follows: at 10a. ni.a follows :
Columbia, Sun. Jan si-itute. ul. Jan' 7
State, Thur. ,. l-lOregon. Wed. 11
it- 11... ik1 ..l, ,,..l.t a.... it
Cohtiubla. 1 ri. 'A a'tate, Thuri.
State, Tuts. 2ijOregon, Mon.
Orewn. Hst. ., 2 Cohunbla, I'rl.
Columbia. Wed Feb I stale. Tuesday
Thu company rivorve the right to chance
Moaniors or hailtnc days.
W. II. IIOLt'OMIl. I A. L,MAXWKLL.
Cieu'l Mtuacnr. j 0. P. &T. A,
Ji. L, IIHACON, Acvtrt, Uwfdiu
THIRTY-FIVE CENTS A CAN.
The Milk-ino Raking Powder, full
pound cans, Warranted at good as any
in tho ninrkot. For talent Jones Bros.
Try it.
Frank lira's Implement Co., of Isl
and City, carry the largest, stock of
; standard implements to ho found in
Eastern Oregon. Their terms and pri-
; cos defy competition. They always
have on hand extras and repairs for
1 goods they tell, which is a matter of
' groat importance to the purchaser. 5
'Timber I.uiirt, Art June .'I, 18715 Notice
1 fur l'liljlic.ntlnii.
C. S. Land Ornci:, L.v GiuNnn. Onrco.N,).
January 30, lfjsS.
Notice is hereby Riven that iu compliance
with theVrovislo'ns of the act of Congress
of .luue 3, 1S7H, entitled "An act for the sale
of timber lands in the ."tales of California,
Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Tcrrito
iv,'r WILLIAM ECCLES. of Tclocasct,
County of Union, State of Oregon, has this
dar filed in this ofllce Ids sworn statement
No. lO.forthcp'ircliasoof the SEN W EM
itSW HE of .Section No. 7, in Township No.
!S, Range No. ,8 E. W. M.and will oirer
proof to show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or. 'tone than for ng
rlcqltural purpoc, and to establish his
claim to snid land before the register and
receiver of this ollicc at La Grande, Ore-,
gon, on Monday tho 0th day of April, 1888.
He names as witnesses: Adam Nelson,
.Jacob Staubaugh. Wro. L. Burrows and
John Stndard, all of Tclocasct, Oregon.
Any and nil persons claiming adversely the
above-dccribi'd lands arc requested to file
their claims in this oilier on or before said
IHh day of April, USs. .
Hn.vnv Kinkiiakt,
2-3-wl0 Kcgiiter.
NOTicii oi' ronrKiruiti:.
Cornucopia, Union County Oregon,)
Jan. 21, liSS. f
To Mr. Cliarles I5y water: You aro hore
by nolilicd that we, your co-owners in the
claim or mine known as the "State'' claim,
dtuatcd ono and one-lialf miles north-east
from Cornucopia, have e.vponded one hun
dred dollars in asesnitnt work for the
year 18S7, on said claim, as required bylaw,
and If you fail to cunt.-ihuto vour portion of
said amount within ninety days from date
of service by publication of this notice, your
interest in said claim will become the prop
erty of the. undei'MEiied co-owners, as nro
viifed by xeetion 'Z321, revised statute, U. S.
M. K. IiitOWX,
S. K. SKN'OU.
2-n-wi:; j. t. iiollks.
NOTICE FOP. rUULICATION.-
Land Offickat La Oiianpr, OiirooN,
Jan. .?0. 1888. j
Notice is hoveby !vcn that the following
named settler has iilcd notice of bis inten
tion to make Jl tin h proof iu support of bis
claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore the register nnd rceeiver'.it La Orande,
Oregon, ou ths Mtli day of .March. 188s.
viz: HANKR W. LHB, lid. No. 1822, for
the SH qr. of SHqr. Sec. 1, Tp. 8 S. It. 11 K.
W, M.and Shlf. of SW qr. Sec (!. and NK
qr. of-NWqr. Sec, 7, Tp. 8 S, It, -1'J U, W, M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
hl-t continuous residence upon, and cultiva
tion of, said land, viz: Win. T. Martin, of
Medical Springs: Ira South, Ualph Jame
son and David Kinele. of Keating. Oregon.
Ilfc.NIJY KlKKriAUT,
2-3-wfl Itcgister.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
y
Land Orriru
AT L.Gl!ANIli:, OftKOOX.
T.OS,
Jan. 0. 18SS. 1
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named st t tier has tiled 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 receiver at La Orande,
Oregon, on the 1.1th dav of March, 1S8, viz.
WILLIS A. CIIAKN'E.S, I). S. No. 700S,
ror the Shlf. ofSHqr. Sec. 10. and N 111 f.
ofNliqr. See. 15, Tp. OS, It. 35 K. He
names ihc following witnes.-cs to prove hi
continuous residence upon, and cultiva
tion of, said land, viz: James It. Oilkison,
I. W.,Mahary, .John Hcnduison, and C.
Harison, all of North Powder. Oregon.
llKNUV ItlNKIIAKT,
2-:t-w(5 Register.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Land Offici: at L OitANDu, OnnnoK,)
December IK, 1887. i
Notice i- hereby uiven that the following
named settler lias tiled notice of his inten
tion to mako final proof in support of his
claim, and that saio proof will be made be
fore the register and receiver, at La Orande.
Oregon, on Feb. sth. 188, viz: NATHAN
S. MARSHALL, Hd. No. 3000, lor the N4
SIP,' nnd WW NK'4Sec 21, Tp. OS, R, -11
K, W. M. He names the following witness
es to prove his continuous ro-Idenee upon,
and cultiva'iou ol. slid iauil, iz : John
Reaws, illi:t 111 WiNon, Joseph Vande
vanter, and Stewart Spears, all of Medical
Spiiugs, Oregon.
Ill'.NKY RlMUIAIlT,
r.-2.t-wl!. Register.
""Ntyi'IO E FOIl PU BLIOATION.
j Lani Orrui: at la Guaxih:, Oitiaio.v.)
Deccmlicr 11. !Hs7. f
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of ills Ititcn
, tion to make tiual proof iu suppott of bis
claim, and tb.it Miid proof will he made be
fore the register and receiver at La Grande
Oregon 011 Fell, loth, I8S, viz: SOLOMON
II NKVII.L. I). S. No. 7 1 IS. for tho SJ-i
MV NK', SW-, SH, XW'( Sec 2. Tp.
2 S, R. 3D li. W, M. He panics tho follow
ing witiu-cs to prove his continuous resl
il nee upon and cultivation of, said laud,
viz. J Q. A. Rtehanbon, J. S. Cameron,
William i'angborn, and Chas. Willie, all of
! Suiiimcnllle, Oregon.
Hr.xuv Iti.NKiiAr.T,
12-2.-(-w0. Register.
NOTION FOU l'UllLIOATION.
Laxh t'rnei: it La Ghanui:, Oi:i:oon,I
Jan. 23. 18-W. (
Notice is hereby uiven that the followlnc
mimed settler has tiled notice of his lutcn
tion to make dual proof in suppoit of his
claim, ami thai said proof will lie made he
fore the regMcr and receiver at La Grande,
Oregon, on March 3. li'Ss. vii: CYUUS 11.
PRI3SCOTT, Hd. No. 2ii22. for the N13h'
NI31J See. 31, and N'a XWV, and SW'-i
NW'., Sec. Xi. Tp. S, R. 10 13, W. M. He
nainois the following witnesses to prove his
continuous renidcuce, upon and cultivation
or, said land. vU: Wallace llinkley. T. 15.
Johnson, Irwin Frasicr. and William Fras
icr, all of Tclocasct, Oregon.
IlUNItY UlNKllAIU.
1-27-wfi. Register.
" NOT1CK FOlT"l1iruOATJOX
laNti Urrttr. at La GitAsur, OitrooN.I
Jan. 1(1, 18S..
Notice is hereby kivi n tlntt tho following
named settler bus tiled notice of his intcn-
! tion to niiike llnul pivoi iu support of his
I elaiia. and thai said nroof will bo made be-
j fore the register nnd receiver at La Giandc. I
iir.oon.on .Man 11 3, i.vv, vir. n..Mt.u
! F. .MOO UK, D. S. No. (.750, for the NK
!nr SKnr WV" s!B--. ,uwl SW nr. S'W
t qr. See. 31, Tp. 7 S. U. 46 li W. M. He (
nauicKtiie following wttncjcs to prove n is
roniiiiuouii resblence upon, and cultivation
of. said land. Columbus Ooodpeed,
of Piue Vlloy, Oregon, Wilbur F. Davis, of
Union, Oregon, Gtwrso Sonnar, of Cornu
copia, Oregon, and John T. Wright, of Un
ion. Or. s. m
HliSttY ItlNUJUKT,
1 wl 4esUtur.
1
t
1
! N0TICE FOR PUBLICATION.
A
pnlication for a
No 12. Claim K.
U. S. Patent. Survey
No. 40 A. and 40 1J. Min
eral antillcation No.Dl.
U. S. La.nd Office, La Giiamuj, Or.nooN.)
Nov. 23. IKH7. 1
Notice is hereby given that C. M. Sanger,
whose noit-olHcc address Is Sparta. Union
i county, Oregon, lias this day llled bis ap
plication for a patent fur the "NellieGrant''
! quartz lode, and the "C. T. Rradlcy Mill
I fclte." situated in the Fourth mineral (lis-
trict in Township South. Range 43 Jlast,
W. M.. the (ptariz lode being described by
the ollicial blats and Held noicj on liie iu
this ollicc, as follows, to wit :
Hcidnniug at a post from which tho cor.
to se. 2, 3, 10, 11, ,T. 7 S, It. 13 K; bears
S. fiOfleg. 22 min. W. 112!) feet di.st., post
being marked "Cor. No 1 N O M O Sur No
12;".thencc N 73 deg. 12 min. K. 1J53 feet to
a post marked "Cor No 2 N CMC Sur No
12;" thence N 8 deg, U CC0 feet to a post
marked "Cor No 3 N (t M C Sur No 12;"
thence S 73 deg. 12 min. W. 13"5 feet to a
pot marked "Cor No 4 N CMC Sur No
12;" thence S. 8 deg. W. COO feet to the
place of beginning, containing 10.9!) acres.
Location being recorded in Vol, D. page
!):). records of quaitz locations, Unio.i
county, Oregon. Adjoining claims arc the
"itnffalo" (ptartz lode on the west and tho
"Apex" and "Augustn'' quartz lodes on
the north.
The mill site being described by tho offi
cial plats and lleld notes on Hie in this
ollicc, as follows, to wit: IScginning -at a
post from which Cor. No. 1 of the "Nellie
Grant'' lode, bears N. 73 deg. 31 min. 13.
3170 feet di.st., posi .being marked "Cor No
1 11 M S Sur No 12;'' thence running W.330
feet to a post marked "Cor No 2 15 M S Stir
No 12:" thence S. 000 feet to a post marked
'Tor No 3 1! MS Sur No 12;" thence K.
3'iO feet to a post marked "Cor No 4 11 M S
Sur No 12;" thence N. 000 feet to place of
beginning, and containing live acres Ad
joining claims arc the "liuir.do Mill Bite''
011 the east,
Any and all persons claiming adversely
anv portion of said Nellio Grant" quartz
lode, or theC T. Rradlcy Mill Site, above de
scribed, are required to tile their advere
claim with the regl-ter of the V. S. Land
OihYeat La Grande, Union county. Oregon,
during the sixty days period of publication
hereof, or they will Tic barred by virtue of
the provision a of the statute.
Hr.NItY RlNT.ll AliT.
Register,
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice of application for a U. S, patent lie
published for a period of 00 days (ten con
secutive weeks) in Tiik Ouixion Scout, a
weekly newspaper published at Union, in
Union" county, Oregon.
Henry Itl.Vr.HAItT,
12-2-wlO. Itcgister.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Application for a U. S. Patent. Survey
No. 13. Claim No. 41. A. and 41 15. Min
eral application No. !(0.
U. S. Land Oi-fick, La Okandr, On.
Nov. 2:5, 1SS7.
Notice is hereby given that C. M. San
ger, whose post-ofllee address is
Sparta, Union county, Oregon, lias this
day filed his application for a patent for
the "I'.uffalo" quartz lode, and the liulfalo
Mill Site, situated in the Fourth mineral
district, in Tp. 7 S, Range 43 13 Willamette
meridian, the quartz lode being described by
the ollicial plats and lleld notes on tile in
this ollicc, as follows, to wit :
IJeginiiingatapost from which, the cor.
to sections 2,3, 10 and 11 T 7 S Ii 13 13, bears
S 40 deg 21 min W 1321 feet distant:
post being marked "Cor No 1 1J M C Sur No
13;" thence; running Fast 14,") feet to a
post marked "Cor No 2 15 M C Sur No 13;"
tlience north 8 deg 13 l.TTiJ feet to a post
marked "Cor No 3 15 MC Sur No 13;" thence
West 14." feet to a post marked "Cor
No 4 15 M C Sur No 13;" thence S 8 deg
W 1350 feet to the place of beginning, ami
containing t.4." acres. Location being re
corded in Vol I), page 100 records of quartz
locations-, Union county, Oregon. Adjoin
ing claims are the "Nellie Grant" and
"Apex" lodes on the east, the "Summit" on
west and the "Rob Roy" lode on the north.
Tlie mill site being described by the olli
cial plats and tield notes on tile iu this
olUco as follows, to' wit: IJeginning at a
point from which tho corner No. 1 of the
"Rulfalo" lode claim, bears X 70 deg. 43
min. E2701 feet (list; running tlience West
3'iO feet; thence South (n'O feet ; thence Fast
330 feet; thence North ti(!0 feet to the place
of beginning, and containing livo acres.
Adjoining claims are the C. T. Rradlev
Mill Site on the Wet,
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any "portion of said "ltutfalo" quartz
lode or tho Buffalo Mill Site above
described, are required to tile their
adverse claim with thu register of the U. S.
land ollicc at La Grande, Union county,
Oregon, during t lie sixty days period of pub
lica ion hereof, or they will bo barred by
virtue of the provisions of the statute.
IIUXKV HlXEHAKT,
Register.
It is hereby ordered that the foregoing
notice of application for a U. S. Patent be
puoiisneu 101 a pcriou oi sixty nays
consecutive weeks) 111 the Omatox Scoot, a i
weekly newspaper published at Union,
union county, uregon.
llKNKV Kl.N'KHAItT,
12-2-wlO llegister.
'l imber 1. anil, Act .Mine 3 1H7H. Notlco
For I'ulilientlon.
U
S. La.np Orricr, Lv Gkanih:, Orhoon. )
.Novemlicr 20 1KS7. 1
Notice is heieJjy given that iu compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congrens
of June 3, ls.78. entitled "An act for the sale
of timber lands in the States of California,
Oregon Nevada, and Washington Territo
ry," JOHN STODDAKD, of North Pow
Icr, County of Union. State of Oregon, has
t liis day tiled in this ollicc bis sworn state
ment No. 14, for the purchase of the NW
SWK andSLj NW?; and Lot 4, of Section
No. 4, in Township No. 0 South, Range No.
33 Fast, and will offer, proof to show that
the land sought is more valuable for its
timber or stone than for agricultural pur
poses, and to establish his claim to said
land before the Register and lleceiver of
this olllceat La Grande.'Or. on Saturday the
Ith day of February, lKSS, He names as
witmsscs: Charles Sliledliour. Stewart Wil
liams, William Mabarry and John Hen
derson, all of North Powder, Oregon, Any
and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested to file
their claims in this oilice on or before said
4th day of February IfcSS.
IIKMIV RlSEIIAl'.T,
12-2 w-10 Register.
Tltnbrr I.aiul, Act .limn 3, 1878. Nutieo
I'or I'ulilientlon.
U
S. Land OrricE, Uv Okanuk. OitrooN.I
November 20, IS87. (
Notice Is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the net of Congress
of June 3. Is78, entitled -'an act for the sale
of timber lauds hi the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territo
ryrCHHISriAN It EC I US A A It D of North
Powder, County of Union, State of Oregon
has this dav tiled in this otllee his sworn
statement No. HI, for the purchase of the
(lll'l ' V l'l - ..,,,1 Int., 1 ,,..,1 nt Uiv, Tr, l
s? " ' '?"'" '.V.? " v;.v vY. " "
.sottt t. aaiibiih 01 tec. .o. 32, 111 t p. .r,,, . ... 11 .. ..Ti ri ri - vV.
No, 5 S. H. No. 38 K. W. M. and will olfir Kif.n'"un' ' eVr '
proof to show that the land sought Is more ! J!1 ?' b) V$J f s,ec:
valaable for Its timber orstone than for ag- 1 25 -J P tJ" " K"f ot
ricultural puruoses. and to establish hls Mne Will.mietlB incrbbii 1. ar.1 for judg
claim to said land before the Kegister nnd I meat forp'-amii rs costs and dlsburemcnu,
Itico.ver of this otlice at La Grande, Ore-
con, on Saturday the 4th day of Feb. ISfS.
Henaniesus witnesses: .James It. Gilkl
son, Stewart Williams, William Mabarry.
and John Henderson, all of North Powder,
Oregon, Any and all persons claiming ad
versely the above-described lands arc re
quested to file their claim in Uils oftlee on
or before said 1th dav of February. 1853.
llimny RiKKUisr.
H-l?-wia Ktv-
! SOTIPE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lash 0:tkk at Lv G i:xnr. On-ens.
December l'l, 17.
Notice la hereby piven ihat th- foliowing
nnnnd'ett'orlno. tiled notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, anil that said proof will t.emade ha
fora the regi-ter and ict-civer at La Grande.
Oreiron.on lb. Mb. 183, viz: GEORG13
H. MARSHALL. Hd. No. 3:13. for the SW
li Sec. 2. Tp. 0 S, It. 41 li, W. M. lie
names the following witius'cs to pr.ive bis
continuous resi Iciuc upon, nnd cultivation
of. said land, viz: .loon Reaves, William
Wil-on, Joseph Vandcvanter. and Stewart
Spears, all of Medical Spriinrs, Oregon.
IlKSIJY RlXEIIVtlT,
12-23-C. Register.
.SUMMONS.
III the Circuit court of the State of Oregon,
for Union count v.
Victor F. Collier. Plaintiff",
vs
Lconie Celller, Defendant.
To Lconie Ce'ller, defendant 111 the above
entitled nuit:
You are hereby required to appear in the
above entitled court an I answer the com
plaint Olcd against you in the above enti
tled suit, on or before the first day
of the next rcjular term of fhe
above named court, after the publi
cation of this summons in The Oiji:
oo.v Scout, for six consecutive weeks, viz:
the 13th day of February, lW, or for want
thereof plaintiff will ask" the court for the
relief prayed for in the complaint, viz: 11
dissolution of the marriage contract now
existing between plaintiff am' defendant.
This .miliums N served by publication,
by order of G. W. Walker. Jtidue of the
above named court, made the oih day of
November, A. D. 1SS7.
R. RAKIN it lUtO.,
12-1(1 Attorneys for l'laintilf.
Timber t.niul. Act .Iun3. 18T8.
Fur l'ulillcntiun,
Notice
U. S, Land Oitice. La Grasdi, OnF.oos.l
November 30. US7, f
Notice is hereby given that in coinp'ianco
with the provisions nf thu act of Congress
of June 3, 1S7S, entitled "An act torthesale
of timber lands in the States of California,
Oregon. Nevada and Washington Territo
ry.' ONNSIMI3 L13SAGI3 of Union. Coun
ty of Union. State of Or"gon. lias this day
filed in tliis otlice his sworn statement No.
10, for the pun base of tho NW'H N13',' of
Section No. 10, in Township No. 1 South,
Range No. 41 Fast, and w III offer proof to
show that the land sought is m-ire valuable
for its timber or stone than for agricultu
ral purposes, and to establish ins claim to
said land belore th: Register and Receiver
of this ollicc at" La Grande, Oregon, on
-Monday the l.'Jih day of February, 183.
He names as witnesses: Louis I.cincre,
Potter, Henry Mayott, and Finery
Mayott, all of t'nion, Orcion Any and all
persons claiming adversely the above-described
lands are n quested to tile their
claims in this ollicc on or before said 13th
day of February, ItSS.
IlKXIlY RlNl'.ltAKT.
12-2 wlO Register.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit court of the State of Oregon,
for Union count v.
Jessie M. Roberts, Plaintiff,
vs
Natlmn L. Roberts, Defendant,
To Nathan L, Roberts, thu above named
defcnd.int ;
in the name of the State of Oregon, you
are licrobv required to appearand answer
the complaint filed against you in the above
entitled court and suit on or before the first
day of the next regular term of said court,
commencing on the 2nd. Monday of Feb
iiiary next, to wit: on Monday the 13th
dav of February, A. D. and if von fail
so to answer, for want thereof the plaintiff
will take default and apply to the court fer
the relief demanded "In tho complaint,
which is, in substance, for a decree dissol
ving the marriage relations now and here
tofore existing between plaintitf and defen
dant, for the care, custodv and control of
the infant child of said parties, for general
relief and for costs and disbursements.
Tliis Minimoiis is published iu Tin:
Oui:;ex St out, for seven con-ccutivc
weeks, bv order of Hon. G. W. Walk
kcr. Judge of said court, made in open
court, on the 20tb day of Sept. A. D. 1887
' O. F. 15KLL,
12-10 Attorney for Plaintill.
NOTirK OP I'Ota'KlTliIlK.
County of Union, State of Oregon, Jan
uary 4th, 18S8.
To Renjamin Metier, John 8. Elliott,
James A. l'ennell, and 13. J. Wilbur:
You and each of you are hereby notified
that I have expanded one hundred dollars
in labor and improvement) upon the "Sum
mit' quart, lode, situated in Union county,
Oregon, about ST miles cast of Union, on'
the divide between ihenor.h fork of the Im-
luiha and the lake fork ot the allowa nv
crs, as will appear bv a e?ititicate li'ed Jan-ii.-ii-v-Itb.
1SS. in Ihe olllce of the clerk of
Union county. O egon, in order to hold
said nrim'sus under the provisions of S.-c
tion 2.121 revised .statutes of the United
States, being the amount required to bold
the same for the year ending Dcrcnibcr.'ll,
1887, and if within ninety days after this
notice, by public uion. ( 11 01' either of you
fail or ret use to conti Unite your proportion
of such expenditure as eo-ow ners, your in
terest in said claim will become the proper
ty of the subsciiUcr under said Section 2321.
" l-O-w-13. M. F. 1IOL15RO0K.
SUMMONS.
In tho Circuit cmirt of tho State of Oregon,
for Union county.
James II, Hutchinson)
and
Wm. H. Hutchinson)
vs
Nelion Scboonover. administratorof the es
tate ot M 15. HairJ, dtc.ased, James
Mitchell. 13. D. Raird. Nancy J. Michae's,
George llaird, Tlionuu ,1. llaird. David
Itap-d, Joshua Ui.Ird, Daniel Ha rd. Mag
gie Smith. Kverats Howell, David Howell,
MarvA. Long, Alewella L01 g, Hell Long,
W. S. Long, Mary 13. Katon and .1. H.
Stevens.
Tothenbivc named defendants, Nancy J.
Michaels, Jo-liua llaird, George Haird,
Thomas .1. Ha'id, Kyerats Howell and
David Howell:
TN THI3 NAM13 OF T1I13 STATE OF
X Oregon, you arc hereby reoitircd to appear
nnd answer the complaint llled against you
in the above entitled suit 011 or before the
first day of tho next regular term of the
above entitled conit alter the publication of
this summon one each week for six weeks
to wit: on or before the 13th day of Febru
ary, 1SSS, and if you failsuio auswer, for
want thereof pl.vntltfs will tako judgment
against you for the relief prayed for 111 thi
complaint herein, to wit: fora foreclosure
of plainiltl's three several mortgages- upon
the following denrlhed lards situated in
Union county, Oregon, to wit: The t?U
S13H Sre 7 and WW NKVf Sec. is and NW
; See 17 and SW'-, f W'4 See. 8 Township
4 South of Kange 40 Kitst of the Willamette
mcndl tn, and tho h'4 of M', sec. 23,
t.. 1 s:,. ,ti. r iiti. ao i',, ..t ,uA
uuuii'rmu iiiiotititi uuiuiia us iiiiuineyji
fees claimed In plaint ft,? tirst cause of suit,
and for ten per cent., nn amount due on
note eet out In plaintuTs second cause of
suit, and for general relief
This summons Is published by order of
lion. G. W. Walker. Judc of the Cth judi
cial district ot the Statu of Oregon, dated
Doc. 27th. 18S7.
BAKBIt, SIIELTON ,t IiAKER.
12-:W Attorneys tor Phiuitttts,
Thomson & Pur.ol nro indents for
the celebrated Cyclone Wind Mill, and
as the prices 011 thcin have been great
ly reduced they nro now within the
reach of nil. Sample mill to be seen
at their planer in North Union. Call
nnd examine it.
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Con,
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will nivo batter results than a gallon oi
Sarsaparila, or an of tho so-ccllod Blooo
Purifiers with which the market is glutted.
At Druggists, price $1.00 per bctila.
$SOO REWARD
wiil be paid for cry caso cf Rheumatism
which Dr. Pardee's Remedy, properly ad
ministered, fails to rslisyo.
Nervous Exhaustion.
Few Useful Hints
Nervous People.
For
"I am so nervous is a very common ex
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very few can now be found who arc free
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from what cause? There are various reas
ons. It may be beuauseof a low condition'
of the general health; the vltility of the
nervous system Is depressed; or from a
want of perfect digestion and assimiliation
of food, and the vitllizing power of pure,
rich blood, the nerves are not properly
strenthened and nourshed.and consequent
ly become weak and diseased.
There was a time when "nervousness,,,
and'that class of discaso known as nervous
affections, were apparently confined to
ladies; but at the present day It is an un
doubted fact that as large a portion of ner
vou.s diseases cxl.st among men as among
the gentler sex; and their distressing affects
and lasting and enervating results arc a
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physical debility, caused by
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pressing influence being felt alike ou both
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rangement of the. digestive organs. Ai fecl
of languor will be experienced, and 'a grad
ual falling of strength, with general weak
ness and pain in the back. More or less ex
h iustatinn is experienced on waking in tho
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thus affected aro often despondaut. and
iiifforfrom gloom and depression of the
mind. The nerves become so weakened
that tho least excitement or shock brings on
atremoror trembling, often attended,, by
palpatation ef the heart.
LADIES
Are particularly susceptible tp nervous
disorders, owing partly to their more
elicate nervous organization and partly
to their sedentary life and consequent
confinement in-doors. Such affections arc
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 are many and varied forms of diseases
of the nervous system none of which should
exist, and of allot which can be .cured by
the use of
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to healthy action, regulates the digestive or
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work of purifying and building up the worn-,
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the pale and sallow cheeks the glow of
health, brings brightness to the eye and
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be derived from ono half dozen bottles of
Dr Pardee's Remedy, than from a hundred
dollars Invested In any other way.
Ask your druggist for It, ami takt no
otlit .
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