r ii k.i .tit mji'j. i." u !
IjOci:! Lines.
Tho largest ami bct,t assortment of
Hoots and shoe to be found in tho
county, at Jo. Wright's.
Smith's walking gang plow, some
thing now and' just the thing. For
Sale by Frank Uros. Implement Co.,
Island City. 4
Money jewelry and valuables, deeds,
mortgage!! and other valuable pnpors
when placed within a "Viotou" pale
are absolufcly pecuro from fire, burg
lars and thiovcH. V. M. Slocum, Agt.,
Union, Oregon.
Ahnoflt miraculous arc koitic of the
cures accomplished by tho use of
Ayor's Sarsapniilla. In tho eaee of It.
L. King, l.iehniond, Va., who Kiiffcrcd
for 47 years with an aggravated form
of scrofula, Ayor's Sarsaparilla oflucted
astonishing reatilU.
School meeting next Monday for
tho purpose of electing ouo Director
for throe years and a clerk for one
year. There phoiild bo more interest
taken in school mutters by our citizens
and sec if tho rtandnrd of our school
can not be considerably elevated.
There is plenty of room for improve
ment. 17,000 aeres improved and unim
proved lands in Union and linker coun
ties for wile. 80 acres first class land
in the Cove; 100 acres good land, par
tially improved, in the Park; 1(10 acres
good land with improvements, on Low
or Powder, and other lands on easy
terms. Address or call on J. E.Tuttle,
Union, Oiegon. Ollico of T. II. Craw
ford. Mr. S. F. Ncwhard returned from a
trip to California, yesterday, llo in
forms us that ho bought 100 aeres of
good land, containing .'!00 fruit trees,
four miles west of lied lilnfl", paying
therefor !?1 2 per acre. lie thinks he
lias a big bargain, and will probably
move down by next winter. Tho Hot
Lako property is for salo on reasona
ble and easy terms.
"Wo aro informed by Mr. Brown of
tho Urown-liOe ferry on Snake river,
who was in town recently, that tho
ferry is now in good condition and will
bo kept co. While the road is not in
the best condition for wagon travel,
this route is much tho cheapest and
best for ttockmon driving to Idado or
tho Long valley country and they
should make a note of it.
NARROW ESCAPE.
Wo are iermitlcd to publish tho fol
lowing interesting letter', concerning
the Sidney, Nob., railroad accident,
written by MicsMaud Summers, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mm. J. C. Summers, of
this city, who was on her way to Illi
nois with her grandparents, and was
on the wrecked passenger train :
Sidney, Nob., Fob. 25. 188S.
JJKAK J'AltUNTtf : YVo were in a ter
rible wreck this morning at I o'clock,
threo miles tho other side of Sidney.
Tho wreck happened by our train run
ning into a freight train loaded with
coal oil. Tho freight train switched
oil', but tho switch was not long enough,
and two ears wero left standing on tho
main track, and our train ran into
them, scattering tho oil in every direc
tion. Tho iiro started, and in a min
ute most of tho ears woro in a blazo.
Tho ear that wo wero in was a total
wreck, too. Tho side that wo were on
did not quite go to tho ground, and
I and grandma climbed out of tho
window. If it had not boon for a man
who broke tho glass anil helped us out,
wo would have probably burned to
death. Crandpa was sleeping on tho
outside of tho bunk, on tho side next
to tho liisle, and was thrown about
twenty foot by tho jar of tho car, and
Avas caught under tome broken pieces
tif timber. lie received quite a num
ber of sc.utehes and bruises, tho worst
being on tho left siilo of his backbone,
Jrom his nhuulder to,his hip. llo has
been suft'oring ever since. The doo
toiri examined him and think there
jiro no ribs broken, llo can stand'on his
feet this morning, but cannot walk
alone.
Grandma and I got out without a
scratch. Wo wero unable to save any
thing at all except ourselves and wnat
wo had on our backs. All of our
bIiocs, cloaks, hats and everything wu
had in tho car was burned, also our
trunks in the baggage car.
There wero two cars on tho back
part of tho train that wero not binned,
und tlie passengers wero all put in
tliomwul taken to tho hotel at Sid
ney, whom wo aro being well cared
for.
Tho engineor was burned to death.
Ho was the only ono killed that wo
know of.
Just as toon as grandpa gets able to
travel, wo aro going to start for homo
in Grot'iiviow.
Your loving daughter,
Maud Summuks.
J.M. CARHOM,. I H. P. WI I.SOX,
Notary Public Hx-Co.yiork.
QA11UOLL & WILSON,
Conveyancers and Abstracters.
Abstracts to and Mining property
furuttiliul on nhiirt jiotico, at reasonable
rates.
Halo of Renl and Mining property nego
tiated. Cihucllau biiKiiiuM promptly nt
tended to,
Oltleu m t door noutli of Post-otUco, Un
ion, Orc,;oii. ,
AND SODA FACTORY,
Cor. Main anil It Sts. - Union. Oregon,
Ill!lt.M.VN UAM'.Y, l'ropn.
ManufnoturcM ami iloulors In Soila Wa
ter, Bamtparillti. GhitftM" Alo, Oriwm Soda
anil t'lia-iini uo CuUt, Syrupy, ulo. Or
derd pp' i pHy alUsl.
KeiitUGKy Liauor Store
jr. oAiwmm & co.
Watchmakers & Jewelers,
And dealers :ii
Spectacles, Bye Glasses, Gold
Pens, Watches Clocks,
Jewelry, etc.
Mitin Street, - - - - Union, Oregon.
Ctty - lai - Matt!
Main Street, Union, Oregon,
BENSON BROS. - PKOPltlKTOIIS.
Keep constantly on hand
BEEF, PORK- VEAL, MUTTON,
SAUSAGE, HAMS, LARD. Etc.
J A. BELL,
House, Sign and Carriage
PAINTER
Graining a Specialty.
Shop, Corner Main and A Streets, Union,
Oregon.
MASON
II AM I
Orafiuis
gife'-o-'T r ';rq
and
Pianos
aro
(JnoxcoIIcd
FROM
$50 TO $100
SAVED
On tlio liurelm.so of an Instrumont, by
buying through W. T. WUIUIIT,
Agent, Union. Oregon.
ALPINE HOTELS
Cornucopia, Union county, Or.
Jt. C. WAJtlNNEIt; Prop'r.
The only iirst class liousc in tho camp.
No pains spared to make guests comforta
ble. Charges Reasonabfle.
Ucratsbcs.
Uf.raiaB,
Strains,
Stilclxos,
Stiff Joints,
Itftoliacho,
CJr.Us,
Seres,
Crncka.
Ccutractod
Muscles,
Eruptions,
Koof Ail,
Screw
Yornw,
Swiauoy,
SatldloGalla.
Piles.
T.cntiaxo,
lUit'tnratLssi.
.'Snra.it
o-i,
lJuaitr.o,,
COiUf,
THTO GOOD OLD STAND-BY
re oi i fUliouforrwyliOily cxnctl)MIiatl!iclaliiicl
' 1 1 v. Oaof Uiorciiimifortluici-oRtpoinilarltyof
no .ViAtuie Llulmvnt U fouuillnltJ uulrermil
i.l'l'Hor.tiJUty. HToryhodynodlsBUch n ninilclne.
'i''ju iJmilH-l'iiiiin tu'uils It la cu of ccdilont.
' ':; UinsewHVineila It for goneralfamlly ub.
' "ic :!:. tcr ool It for It! Uwul uil lilt men.
..o :ttuL-liiiulu iiuoUs It alwain on lilii Vitxb
'.. i.'U,
nilavrnoMtaUlnowoor cmmioy.
' tc 1'ioHiier niUlt cutititlaiiwltheut It.
.(. L-'iuiuiiv need it lu taU hout", hit Itftblr,
;.. : Uliittook jant.
V!io Stcnmliont limn or llio lloiitiiiun ncoili
'i ii lilawlMiiiilynlloatamln!iorc.
';m lIoiMo-fnucUT needs U-K la lib liwt
'. ! kaft rellnneo.
Tlio HlneU-crower needs It-It 1H nvo Wm
i ..iwvimd of dollnr and r. world of txmiblo.
'.:.o Knilrimil rnuuiiewlsttniul wUIiiwhIUbo
... s LU lift U n round of RCCttlimUiutd dauguin.
fin.. ItnokwnailHinnn ncedatt. There U notli
r. liVo tt tM an aiitldoio for tho dAngera to life,
i and comfort which aiirroiuid tha donor.
''ho Mi'ioliuu: nitr.lH ttatwtit hit ttore anuHiR
is ,;J.v(fl. AocWtaw will hnpixui. mul whuu
. v cuj tha iluataiif Unlment U vrauteit at oneo.
.. iu Uottlu JutUo Moute. TU tua bout of
i' i y.
Iw-.linnntlle In ittu l-'nctory. ltatmmedlata
in ,ik of accident savou ptln aud Iom of wages,
.-.i u ilutilo Ahruyula tho Smulo for
m lieu wuu: ed.
D9.Y0U INTEND
BUILD?
PRACTICAL LOW-
0 BUILD
C0DT H0U8E3.
A Irr Atl. llliw dnnHmt;, 1 0r rli;
IbulUlKC. ill Ul"l ' "ll4'"k ' " I""" l"0
..Uu to. 1 11,000 n-l'lo'o., r' lil. iHt r;u.
idi'tr, UMd uitly irul.l brntk i.i"i- li JviW
irnqn u wui l Imin '"- I
Mil. jui4.14.0Url. Hil " A""
- "OltlUJON StMH'T." rnUm. Orosun,'
A.
SVaWiatiSSiB Gnu. Wnmur, W.l
, Piv.-ldent.
-fH now
V.
Trai:i.s
i nii'l (! i it fniii
Luton
d.iiiv, n follow s:
-
M1.ST Mil'NIi.
Passenger, N'o. o, L'vc
nt 11 :r j. in.
Freight, No. 15, L'vo
nt 7:ir n. in.
nt 2: -to a. in.
TlPk' b'TQ to und troin principal points
1 iLRL,iO mlll0 I-,,!!,.,! states, Canada
anil J'.uropc.
dill I alace Ocllo.
Emigrant .Sleeping Curs Hun Through
I Mil JjAJIil."r J. I ill 113 11
j OS3AKA,
OOraCBL BLUFFS
and ST. PAUL
Free of Charge and Without Change.
Close connections nt Portland forSan Fran
cisco and Paget Sound points.
For further particulars inquire of any
Agent of the Company or of A. L. Maxwell,
Ci. P. AT. A., Portland. Oregon.
'SAN" FItANClSCO LINE.
1IIO.M rOKTI.ANI).
heaving at 1'JMidn't.,
us follows:
KIloM HAN WANCIMO.
L'v'ng Spear st.wh'f
at 10 a.m. us follows:
Columbia, Sun. .Ian lStatc, .Sat. Jan'y
iStatc, Tiiurs. ,, ll'iUregon. eel.
Oregon, jlon ,, it.
Columbia, Sun
Columbia. Fri.
aoLState. Tliurs.
Statu, Tuts. 11
I Oregon, Jlon.
Oreiron. Sut. .. lis i
I ( Ol n iiilifii, ri.
Columbia. Wed Fell l
I State. Tuesday
HI
Tho company reserves I he right to change
steamers or ailhi!,' davs.
W. If. JIOI.COMI!, I A. L.MAXWF.hL,
(ltn'i Malinger. (i. P. fcT. A,
II. L. DHACON. Agent. Union.
On farmlands in Umatilla. Maker, Union,
Oilllam and Wallowa counties, at H, 'J, 10
and 11 percent, on live year's time.
Call on J. 11. IMNJOIIAILT, at the Farm
ers' Mortgage and Savings Hank, i:iimiuei'
ville, Oregon, if you want money on larm
loans.
The 3 per cent is on improved farm land
near the railroad in Orande IJoiule Valley.
10-21-mi;, J. II. KINK1IAHT.
Ill
heaves Union diiily at
Cove at :i:."0 p. 111.
heaves Cove at 8 a. in
at!):::0a. m.
'2 p. m, arrives at
, arrives at Union
Connections made with Klliott's conches
running to the depot, carrying p;tf.oiigcr.s
'or east and west bound trams.
ItATKS for IMSSKNOKItS. r.VROAOE
anil I'lJUlC.HT, UliAsOKAlILK.
1SOHIXSON it LAYKK, Proprietors.
Horse Breaking!
I desire to Inform thepublio that I have
perfected :v
New System of Horsebreaking,
Whlcfi 1 believe to be th.t best now prac
ticed, ami I will take li'irscs or any other
kind of animals to break, m"
1LEASONAHLH TEKMS.
Satisfaction guaranteed in wry instance.
Will visit tlie farms when desired, and
break tho animals without linking them
awiy, (live me a trial.
11-lS-tr SHANNON lAllSITALL.
Wkuuit,
Cashier.
UNION,
015EGON.
lines a General Hanking Uusiness. lluys
and sells exchango, and discounts commer
cial paper.
Collection eirefully attended to, and
pruiiipt'.v leporud.
Tho West Shoro Is tho only lllnetratnl rancn
:Ino imhlwluil on tho Pacific coast, and asldo
from its excellent literary feature, Its ohject Is
to convey Information, hy hoth iwn and incll,
if tho creat resources of thin region, and tho
progrons of their ilcvelopmcnt,
Seclal illustrated articles appear In each
Issue. ; also, eeveral paj.'es of notes of th? pro
gresa being inado lu vwry pectlon. Oregon,
WnMilngton, Idaho, Montana, Alaska, Utah,
California, llrltlsh Columbia, and tho Pacific
T'ortlnvet In general, aro being illustrated.
The subscription prlco Is only 2.f0. It Is not
only the cheapest illustrated magazine In tho
Vmted States, but contain articles and en
gmvliiir of givat Interest to every resident of
this re.-ion, which can not bo found in any
other publication.
Subscriber for rccelvo a Lirgo supple
ment every month. Tho first ono Is a beauti
ful oleograph of tho " Untrance to tho Colom
bia Hlver." printed In nlno colors, and each
of tho other represents somo feature of our
fuhlimo feecnery. Tho supplements are alone
worth more, thsu tho prlco of tho magazine.
Try It for Kvs, and after reading, send It to
your friends elsowhero. You will find It both
cutcrtolulu,und Instructive,
L. SAMUEL, Publisher,
Second SL, I'ortland, Orceon.
PATENTS
(.Uitaiiied. and all l'atent llusines.s attended
to I'romptlyand for Molerate Uees.
(Hirotlico Is oppoite the U. S. l'atent
OilU e, and wo can obtain 1'atenin hi less
time tlimi thove remote from Wasoinuton.
Scud MDDKhorDISAWItl. Wo adviyeo
as topanU'iiUliililv fntof chariro; and w
miiko NO CIlAHOKUXl.a I'ATKXTIS
Kl.Vl'KKt.
We rvtcr, hen, to the lVsdmnster, the
Sujt. of Miun'v tinier Uiv., and to ollh inl.s
ol llio U. S. Patent Oltke. Kor circular,
mlvKv, trriutand roU'ervneei. to actual ell
cnu In ymu own Stut or iuntv. writo to
C. A. Co.,
Opi.Mle l'.ittlU tllli.C. WulliStH. I.C
Elejr
OF
Ba THE
West Shore
k libit! lii
A. J. COODIIKOD, Prop.
OPENED ANEW.
The Leading Hotel of
Eastern Oregon.
fa
Everythiiicr "Now
niitl First
Olttss Throughout.
Tlie table always supplied With
the best ahc market affords.
Excellent Accomoda
tions for Commer
cial Men.
Charges Reasonable.
E3ZIEE3
ORTGAGE
UNION, OREGON.
$500?000.00to Loan on
First OJass Security,
From Ono to Five Years Time, at n how
llato of Interest, ANo lluys, Scl!.
and Kents Property lor
Mm-reMdent.s.
O
ONKY JIKCKIVKD ON DEl'OSl
To bo Invc-tcdon Ounrnntecd Security.
All Collections .Promptly
Attended to Without Delay.
TAKEN VV.
Hy tlio undcrjijined, living in Indinu Val
ley "precinct. Union county, Htnte of ore
pon, und duly posted on the Oth day of
.laiiuiirv. lsS"S:
OneliKht liny horye, lishthind footwliitc,
Hinall white .spot in forehead, braudtid on
left hip, 15 hands high, supposed to ho i
years old in the spring.
One brown mure, branded W J on loft
.shoulder and left hip, no other brands or
marks visible. 15 hands high, supposed to
be 10 years old.
F. IJ. IlAI'JilS. ,
The above described hordes were apprais
ed by mo this 4th day of Feb. 1S88. as fol
lows: The bay horse at $00.00 and brown
mure at 50.00. .1. II. COWAN,
1M7 Justice of the I'enco.
USTltAY XOTJCi:.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed, residing four miles vet of North
Powder, Cnion county, Oregon, on Wolf
creek, did, on the Kith day of January, 18SS,
take, up and post, and on the fitb. 'day of
January, caused to be apprai.-ed as by
law required, the following described es'
trays, to wit.
One bay mare and colt; mare 5 orfl years
old, white spot in forbead. 15 bands high,
branded W A on left shoulder,
One dark bav mare, 15 bands hlnh, slopes
on hips, branded on left .shoulder V ago
not known.
One buckskin mare, black nianoand tail,
.'I years old. 15 hands high, branded on
left shoulder with an andiron.
Ono light gray hor-e colt, two or throe
years old, 15 hands high, white face, right
hind leg white up to gambol joint, brand
not known. IIAHIMSON WICKS.
NOTICE FOR PUI3 LI CATION.
Land OiTU'K at La (ikaxhe, OartioN,)
Jan. .".0. Kss. j"
Notice is hereby given that the lullowing
nanied settler has tiled notice if his inten
tion to make Until proof in support of bis
claim, aud that said proof will bu made be
fore tho register and receiver at I.a Orande,
Oregon, on the 11th dav or March, ISSS.
viz: 1IANKU W. LKIJ, lid. No. IS'.'L', for
the SIJ (r. of SUcr. Sec. 1, Tp. S S, IS. 11 K,
W, M, and S hlf. of SW ip-. See li, and NIJ
or. of N W p-, See, 7, Tp. S S, It, l'J K, W, M.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivu
thin of, said land, viz: Wm. T. Martin, of
Medical Springs: Ira South, ISalph Jame
son and David Kniole. of Ki ating. Oregon.
IIlISllV ItlNKICAIIT,
2-:t-w0 ISegister.
NOTICE 1-X)lt l'UULI CATION.
I.ANn Officii at La Gieamu:. Oukuon,)
Jan. ;!0, 1.S.SS.
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 bo made be
fore the register and receiver at La Orande,
Oregon, on the 13th day of March, ISSS, viz.
WILLIS A. C1IAKN1JS, D. S. No. 70!W,
for the S hlf. of SK qr. See. 10. and N hlf.
of NUqr. Sec 15, Tp. (i S, IS. :is K. Ho
names tho folb wing witnesses to prove his
continuous ronideneo upon, and cultiva
tion of, saiil land, viz: James IS. Gilkisiin,
1. W. Mahary, John Henderson, and C.
Hanson, all of North Powder. Oregon.
IlUNISY ISlKKIlAUT,
2-3-wfl llegister.
NOTICE POlt PUBLICATION.
Lan n Offick at La Git..UE, Oi:Koo.v,t
Jan. 23, 18Si.
Notice is herehy given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of his inten
tion to make Until proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made lie
fore the register and receiver at Ln Grande,
Oregon, on March Jl. 1. vht: CY1SCS 11.
P1SKSCOTT, Hil. No. 2ti22. for the NK'4
Ni:i4' Sec. ;tt, and N1 . .WW, and SW'4
NWV,' Sec. Tp. a S, It. 10 U, W. M. Ho
names the following witnesses to prove Ids
continuous residence, upon and cultivation
of, said land, viz: Wallace llinkley. T. 11.
Johnson, Irwin Frasier, and William Frus
ier, all of Toloeasvtt, Oregon.
UlLNltV Ut.VRItAHX.
1-27-wO. lSegistor,
Ij.xi Okficb at La GiUN-me, Obkoox.I
Jan. Hi, lvs. i
Notice is hereby kivcii that ihe following-'
named settlor has (lied notice of his intwi-1
tion to make Until proof in support of bis ,
claim, and that said proof will lie made bo-!
fore the register and receiver at li Grande, ;
Oregon. on March a, 1SRX, vU. DANIKL ;
F. MOOUK, 1). S. No. i7S, for tin S NF 1
cpr, SUqr. NW qr Sw 2, and SW qr. NW
qr. Sec. 21, Tii. 7 S. IS. Ifl K, W. M. lie
names the following wltneewes Ui ptvw'hu.
continuous residence uihiii. and cultiv.tiiou
of.saidland. vl: Columbus Goodit.',
of Pine Valley, Oregon, Wilbur F. 1..m- i
Union, Oregon, Goorire Sonner, of Cortm
eopia, Oregon, iulJiMiiiT. Wrmht. f Un
ion, Oretiou.
Husky Uinkuaiit,
127-0
lie.
il. r.
Rank,
1 l
r.
in
!- ib-d iiiiitn::!
i i.i) I me.
ai.d f!nly potc.l nccordiiv,' to lew: One
1 nv hont'.h venr Old, bratidel J ) on left
xtille. The Jionti wris tipprni'd In O. A.
'ihtinii win, J. P. of rniouprielnet, nt S25.
H. L. HUSTI5R,
Urlon, Oregon , Jan,?!-;, l"eW.
TAKEN UP.
By Bi.sbop .Johns i Co. of lndfnn Valley
precinct, Union county, Ovwiii,tiK' foll w
Ing dc'icriticct h.orsc?, on'i tln'y po'tctl ac
cjordinsto law:
One nnctekln colored ma-p. brnndwl W
on right h p ami 'hrhi h uM-T, abnnt 15
hands M?ii,an:l yiippowUobo vonmuld.
One .roan howe. branded W on r'jjht
hip iil ri-tht shoulder, about 1 yearn old
and about 1 1 bands hlb.
One hay mare, branch d 8 onla.'f nip and
V on rieht hip, about 11 hands high, 7 or
8 years old.
One finirej hr-e, hmt'ih-tl K ofi rijfht
shouldf r, H lifltid binh.O or 10 year old.
Or.e bronrn liii y, 3 vcurs i'd. ho brand
tlmt ouii tic soon, right hind foot white up
to nocture Joint and white trip down fee.
The alMve ilcfcribed horses wero apprais
ed bvme. tbi itith d -.y of Jan. 1'1S, as fol
lows': i;nVkin, fl-.; roun,$15; bay, $15;
-orreJ, CSU; brown, ".
.T. tt. COWAN.
Ju'-tx-c of the Vmco. Indian Valley P'ct,
Tlnilior I.anl. Act Tone a. 1378. Pollen
i"i.r i'ulilltutiaii, '
U. S, L.'.xn Office. La OaASnr, Ortr.aov.)
February 2. 18, I
Notice is hrr"l),v given that in compliance
with the provision of the act of Congress
of June :i, 187H, entitled -An net lor the sale
of timber lands in the States of California,
Oregon. Nevada and Waxhinaton Territory-'p
m::!tY I.. ClIANI)M2Ii.of Union.
t'ounty of Union. State of Oregon, has this
lav filed in th: oillce his sworn statement
No. Li', fi.rtlK'iiindiasoof thcBWof NE'(
Section No. in Township No. ( South,
I'ange No. !5 i:a-t, an.l will .'if r proof to
show that the land m ng'it it m .ru valunble
for its timber or slime than fur agricultu
ral nifjio.-es, .and to c.'ti.l.Hsh liis elailn ti
Kiiict land luforo the 11,'ginter and Iteceiver
of this I'flii e nt La (iratide, flre.wn, on
3Iouday tho Kith day of April, ln8. He
name'iV.s witnesses: T. O. Wilson, P. 1.
rilson, W. T. Carroll and T. II, Cooper,
all of Union, Oroson Any ana all per
son"! claiming adversely the above-described
landB nre rccjuested to file their
claims in thiMi flico on or before said 10th
day of April, lsfi8.
IiENBY ItlXEIfAHT.
2-10-wlO llegistcv.
Tlmbor Land, Acit -Juao 8, 187X Kotlee
Xur I'allloall..ii.
V. S. I,kd Of:ick, La Clr.XoE. OnKOox )
January IT), ISSS.
Notice iiliTchy given haf in compiiancc
with the provisio'us of the net of Congress
of June f!, 187S, entitled "An net for the sale
of timber lands in the States of California,
Oiegon, Nevada, and Washington Territo
ry," WILLI A Si EO'LKS. i if Tcloe.isft,
( oitnly of I'nioii. Stuteof Oregon, has this
dav tiled m Ibis office bis sworn statement
No", 10,for tho pureha-e of tlie hENW K
&SW SK of Section No. 7, In TownU'p No.
OS, ISange No. :;8 10, W. M, und will oli'or
proof to show that the land sought is more
valuable for i:s timber or toue than for ag
ricultural purposes, and to establish his
claim to mh'iI land before the ngi-ter and
receiver of this oflice at I.a Cr.mde. Ore
gon, on llonduy the Dlh day t' April, 1SSK.
Ho names as witnes.-os: Ailuni Nel-on,
dacoh Staubnugh, Win. L. llurrow.s aud
John Stodard, all of Teloca-ut, Oiegon.
Any end nil peron claiming adversely the
al.o've-de-.crili'jil lands are rnpicted to file
their claims in this otlioe on or before said
0th day of April, ISM.
IlESRY PtlXEUAI'.T,
2-:;-wl0 Register.
r.'OTlCK Of yojtKKlTVMU.
County of Union, State Of Oregon, Feb,
rua:-y .Li, 1S5.
To Z. It. Johnson: Tou are licroby no
tified ;har v.".' h.ivo expended one hundred
dollars (V10O.) in labor und improvements
upon the "Dominion" lodo, (this claim is
fdtiiatvd about ) three i.-uarteis of a mile
from the mouth ol Lostiloise creek,' and
() one half mile southwest of Allentown,
and 13 on tho soittli side of Lost Horse
creek, in tho Granite Mining District, coun
ty of Uni.in and State of Oregon,) as will
appear lu- certificate) tiled Fe'iruary Oih.
Is in the oflice of the District ISecorder of
said di-tric;, i'i orik r tn bold said i eiiiis
es, under ihe provisions of .cction 2321, re
vised 'tatiites of the United States, btinr
the amount reipured ;o hold the same for
the year ending December 81, 1SM7, and If
within ftinety days after this notice, you
fuil or refuse 'to eontributo-your proportion
of uch expenditure as a co-owner, your
interost in t-aid claim will become the prop
erty of tho subscribers, under said section
2121, K. V. JULilS,
2-17-W13. E. CAN-ADA Y,
HUTICE OK fOKFElTCJItE.
Countv of Union, state of Oregon, Feb
ruary Oth, 1S8.
To E. P. Howard, W. .1. Comyn-'s and
Hugh Webb: You are hereby notified that
1 have expended one huudrcil and .-eventy-live
tloll.u'. ($l7."i.u) ill labor upon the
"Poorman"' mine, as will appear bv ecrtill
ente tiled February S.h. l-s. in the nfll e
of the county clerk' of said county, in order
to bold snid'preinlsis, under the provisions
of section 2821, revised statutes, being the
amount re pilred to hold the same for the
year ending DcoomhcrSl. l.vli ami tho year
ending December ."I. 1SM7. And if within
ninotv tlavH after mitice by publication,
you full or rufu-ii to contribute your pro
jioriiou of such expentjiture n eo-owners,
your intere-t In .-aid elntui will liee-ome the
property of tlio subseriBbr, undef said bee
tiou 2.W1.
2-lO-wlS JOHN CAISKY.
NtfTIOR OK FOKFKlTUlttS.
Cornucopia, Union County Oregon,!
Jan. 21, 1XSK. f
To Mr. Charles By water: You are here
by notified that we, your co-owners in the
claim or mine known as the l,Slate'' claim,
situated ono and one-halt miles north-east
from Cornucopia, hovo expended one hun
dred dollars m assessment work for the
year 1SS", on said claim, as required bylaw,
aud If you fall to contribute vour portion of
said amount within ninety duy from date
of sen-lee by publication ot this notice, your
interest lu said claim will licooine the prop
erty of the undersigned eo-owners, as pro
vided by section revised statute, I . S,
M. It. BROWN,
S. K. SKNOU.
2--wl3 J. T. BOLLKS.
JiOTlCJS OV POBFKlTt'KU.
County of i'nion, State uf Oregou, Jan
uary 4th, KSS.
To Benjamin Metier, John S. Klllott,
Jame-sA. l'enuell, and K. J, Wilbur:
You and inch of you arc hereby notified
that I have e.Npviided one hundred dollar
In Iain r andimprovemeiit-i upou the "Sum
iult''quari7. lode, situ.tted ill i'nion county,
Oregon, al oiit 35 miles eiiht of Uulou, cin
the divide between the north fork of the Im
nulla and the lake fork of ihe Wallowa riv
ers, as w ill appear by a certificate filed Jan
uary 4th, 1MS.S, in the office of the clerk of
Union county, Oregon, In order t hold
s. tid prtnrs.'s mui r the pr i-iou-of se
tion 2U1 revised statute- of the I'nlud
MuUw. iKlnx the amount ruire l to hold
tiie saute tor the i-ear eudiiiti DeteiuUrai,
and if within ninety days after this
i 'oti , by publkation, y.u or either ol you
u.l i refuse to coniiibuU' your proportw..
o( -iu-h i xpendlturi- a io.inn-i, yoar in
ii i t in -aid clfliui will Ikioiuc the propt-r
m : th uhsrlU.r uiuler s iitScetion 2J,
i O-urlS, . F. UOLBitUOJC
".Vli.-.
T!itiir.-.in it Pin cl am iitrents for
the cclchratcd Cyclone Wind Mill, mul
n the prices on them hitvchccu great
ly reduced thny are now within tho
rcneli of all. Sample mill to bo seen
nt ihcii' planer in North Union. Call
aud examine it.
O.ie botth taken according to directions
r.'i'' give better results than a gallon of
Scrzapariiia, or a:iy of tho so-called Dlooo
Furifien vHh ivliich ilw market is glutted,
f.i Eruzgists, price $1.00 per bottlo.
EOO REWARD
:'' ,1.1. c? for any case of Pihsumax.'xm
. hixh L'r. Pardee's Homed, propsrl ad'
r.:i:iiit:'(0('. fciL to relieve.
Nervous Exhaustion.
Few Use! ill Hints For"
Nervous People.
"l am so nervous" is a very common ex
pression, uod by both old and young: and
very few can now be found who are free
from nervous trouble. Wc regret to sco
that the malady Is rapidly increasing. And
from what cause? There are various reas
ons. It may be because of a low condition
of tho general health; the vltility of the
norvous system Is depressed; or from a
want of perfect digestion and assimiliatlon
of food, and the vitilizing power of pure,
rich blood, the nerves arc not properly
strenthencd and noitrshed, and consequent
ly become weak and diseased.
There was a time when "nervousness,''
and that class of disease known as norvous
affections, were apparently confined to
ladies; but at the present day it is an un
doubted fact that as largo a portion of nor
votts diseases exist among men as among
the gentler sex; and their distressing affccU
and lusting and enervating results arc a
thousand fold more serins, as they extend
to posterity and arc productive of a weak
ened and enfeebled race. Nervous and
pin-Meal dibility, caused by
is a frcipient and distressing disease its de
pressing influence being felt alike on both
sexes and all nges. Among tho first Sym
plons of this affection are usually a de
rangementof the digestive organs. A feel
of languor will be experienced, aud'a grad
uaifailing of strength, with general weak
ness and pnin in tho back. More or less ex
luustation is experienced on waking in tho
themoriisng. There is often a bad tasto in
tht mouth; tho vision becomes dim, tho
niemoty is impaired, and the patient is
troubled with frequent dizziness. Persons
thus affected aro often Jdospondant. and
liiffor from gloom and depression of tho
mind. Tlio nerves become so weakened
that the least excitement or shock brings;on
a trcmor;or trembling, often attended hy
pnlpatation cf the heart.
LADIES
Are particularly susceptible to nervous
disordors, owing partly to their nioro
clicate nervous organization and p urtly
to their sedentary life and consequent
confinement in-doors. Such affections aro
at tended hy rostlcssttess and nervous excite
ment, anxiety or depression of tho mind,
loss of interest in society and tho daily af
fairs of life. Thero is also loss of sleep;
the patient on rising In the morning, feel
ing tired, languid aud unrefreshed. 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 all of which4 can bokcurcd by
the use of
Dr. Pardee's Remedy
Which first stimulates thellvcrand kidney's
to healthy action, regulatoi tlie digestiveor
gans, and from the first dose begins its
work of purify inj; and building up the worn
out system It produces sweet aud healthy
lccp, enriches tho blood, and imparts ,to
the pale and xallnw cheeks the glow of
vealtb, brings brightness to tho eye and
i l.i-ticity to the tep. Moro real henlfltcau
i dented from one half dozon bottles of
Dr Pardee' Remedy, than from a hundred
lo.l.ir inesti-.l m any othor way.
O Aslvju.u- liruggi-t lor It. and take no
. ib.
Miiiiiiii flimsy