TVasJiington Letter.
Editor Oregon .Scout:
I eiiw Mrs. Cleveland etandingon the
portico nt Oak View, in (ho mellow Sep
tember sunshine, yesterday. Sho seem
ed very little, troubled by the heat of
tho campaign, nnd tho undisturbed pic
luro of tho wifo waiting the home com
ing of tho husbund was but one of thou
sands of such domestic pictures that
may bo seen nt that hour everywhere.
31m. Clevoland'ri reticence nnd her re
luctance to assent to anything like in
terviewing giows as the campaign pro
grosses. She has'iit any letter of ac
ceptance to givo out. The New York
World sent a sort of female Vidocq to
Wathington Inst week to interview Mrs.
Cleveland or dio in tho attempt. Well,
Nelly Illy mot a polite refusal nnd on
being referred to Col. Lainont for infor
mation departed in an atnlospllpro of
mild disgust. And nho found Mrs.
.Cleveland's nearest frieflcG) as imcfln
ifiunicativc. Tho Cleveland cautiou
ness is not restricted to tho husband.
These friends would sec Mrs. CDjvo
land leave WashingloO with gerCuiie
regret. lndZed I suppose that IhCJ
augu&t body knoiyQ as".Sodl!ty" ttould
also bo bereaved. 1 iinagitJJ) tfco joirt
ing Society mOrmnriicr, "So cony,
but must you go no soon?" And soci
ety 9ould as cheerfully wi'&tfiao tho
coining ns speed tbc parting gWi
All the candidates' drives haOe hosts of
friends here. Mrs. ThrjrmOn liMd in
tbo West find when lour buahugtl vis;
in congress as dol jcrj. IKh:ajii, ml
Mrs. Mxaton used to V rwi ifl
Washingtoa gocsl Jgifc. SjaXig ctf
Mrs. Mortoo, rite is5 tlsu xi,nbtmij
woman erf tiy fsotor. !Vio Ww't
CleveliEal's yositk, J fciwV'H
vivacity, or Mm. 'rTMAtrjwt.w.'ri .iiW,
grait-hifiotkoriy ;mrinrs, Vor
toro i'm syimyitihotir!, lwr hiyjylL'Sf of
tho worid pikSoumI, Ad nat;ro Itiv
been as itvish ivs fortu wit. ki
gifts. Mr. fa cwtipVty . an
Apctilo timz ho HbtiMcd K" k'n yl:w
kcrs, but M.w. Iftonbm tm .
honsehold !irty wriw'y.
Coiiliiloiieo was acovw ivuns charm- j
ingly exllfttcd lViu by 's'o Hrf.tli
slst'ot merchants. One displays easel
aiotwiiw! cyV ias of attMMfem
nnd Morton at fivo (Mfci ikj yi,
witht'nis hiso:lic, "Ym c rt,
these w3lrcH nrl kivo xicsj xrftwid
ed, after clcclVw, if tJs Mm aro wt
elected." Not to bo outdo., h'n
neighbor oll:s similar powtnrita of
Cleveland imd T!wwm witb. liifc) on-
ilillOllH. TliJ WW4ll)l04MliV (if tll
wrong ni rm afor the rdtanni ttll bo
in is HORietVifc tW!. h!n.iij t!) imag
ination. This is a great year i poli
tics, o
l'roaidcnt Clevelnvil'B letter, licnornl
Harrison's lettor, and tho iHaiii) eleot
ion rotnrnrt have filled the public mind
to overflowing, atsl tho grcntort, glut
ton for political agiws is tttirtfn;d in
measure if Wt in kind, embers on
both sides of tho llonso lye, of course,
loudQii their protoHtaittmH of admira
tion and delight at. tho lottcroof their
own candidate, and filled with loath
ing and pity for tho principles weakly
advanced by tho other candidate
This pleafing feeling of security con
firms my suspicion that both aro pret
ty good political documents. So fai
ns tho Maine results aro concerned,
being in figures, every one can judge
for himself. "Mr. Cleveland's letter
certainly laid down tho law definitely
and broadly on all tho leading issues,
and General Harmon's letter gives his
party a war cry when ho says that this
is 4a contest not between schedules
but botweon wide apart principles.' "
At least that is what a prominent
Miuhigiin congressman told mo Inst
night.
i no poor, unioriuniuo trusts nro
about to have n grevious timo of it.
No less than a dozen roprcroutntives
have introduced bills providing for the
immediate and total extinction of that
form of iniquity, and tho senate com
mittee on finance has reported tho
ponato's own particular bill. Tho
hill, in itself, makes it a high mido
meaner to enter into any combination
of persons or corporations with n view
or tundenoy to prevent full and freo
competition in tho importation or
manufacture or sulo of any and all
articles. How tho aforesaid trusts will
got around this, if it becomes u law,
remains to bo teen. That they will
gel around it in Htich an event is a
forugono conclusion. That beautiful
natural law that provides that means
of defense always keep stop with
menus of oll'omo, will smile on thoir
ofiurts, as long as their money lasts.
frWrotnry Whitney's resignation in
tho near fuluro has becomo a settled
fuiM, and thoro is no doubt that that
goittluman will return to civil life and
n initialed hiislness inteiets with a
tlmjikful heart. 1 utti told that ho
assumed tho portfolio with almost boy
Jh pildo ami gloo. A gn'iH llilng to
ho Jwiroiury uf u JJurui linenl, to I fa in
all men's mouths nnd held in grateful
rcgnnl by a mighty people. But
somehow being in the newspapers and
su fieri ng days of annoyance and order
signing in a study office were not ex
actly the delightful attributes of office
of which he dreamed. Therefore, Mr.
Whitney is going to take his impress
ive manners and his considerable
household ami other efi'eeta back to
New York, and when ho go:-8 to Flori
da hereafter, ho will go around Wash
ington rather than see the dome of
the Capitol ngain. I fancy .Secretary
Dnyard won!;! be equally happy to be
away from oIEHal life, if Ifo could re
tire with d.i'niq,. Tile d.'ath hi hi
fnnily ciu'lo in the la-t to yeore afed
Ji;o IrjrO.umpc&Jatea ond dbrtOstSus
of the flsheries txcatp recently UO'l
aged him oonsiderably. Ho has the
appcannCD of o manb(Oed to thr
vatgo (rJ dbolution. "PisQ," oho
wearjly ccEoed, io respoioo .to UgJ 10)
litc suggestion of tho gaiter ot Ihju'Ii
ccoi llD other dop, "it Gpi'ecrs to me
tlcit I have laxl thot Oord l(L'fo.ti."
.1. IfeC.
O o - c
"Aether CiKlcrful discovery lias be
Oicji find tliutio by a lady in this eoHfy.
inevi f likened lis elutehes li'itn 'r d
lor seven years ute "Sitlishnjd its selrst
tests, but her vital organs wore undermined
nnd il'iith sci'inrd Iinniinril. Por tlir
WntliH she eclied InecfsantlJUId could
not flccg, -'lit; boiiRlit of us a bottlo of Dr.
King's Kew Discovery for ConsuinptbSi
iwlf'iM ho guuh relieved trg tnjmjf Irbt
doso that she slept all nfcfitM'l wii o.
btWlp hs been iniieulty cured. Her
nf me is Yrs aqfitlmr hut-" TJus f ri!
W. C. WBrIek Co,, of .Shelby, . C
n free ULj bottle at Writ's
s'ure, Uion, Oregon. Q
Ci.omiU) iiy Attach MKNT. TJoort-lH-(ltfeti()n
wiXks lmvbi'en eloS
by ttacliinffl for fovci1 d;H
It is tioi&'ht tho the company iH
it) bo r-organi"d, and if this occurs
1 . 1 . ... I 1 1
I. iiiuvn itrgt r puni- '.ni be puiuiiwwii.
If 'ifaii J'ortltud reduction Vo"kH c$
to std Ml it is said thth t
wmltfcy syndi'ato stani iead to
erjli cdit-tiou oiis of sufficient c
jW:'ity,to reduce all the ores that m&
(to sent to WiaHcity.
Aw Vtly, (Mi i'rd as rVMllLiMr :
t V4MNIKX. Yho tWi jsbcccMM
fMit t! Mi MMi rtMl srt,
In ji aviMW3 tkU; tNJ syM
IsAMhU MuM(3rnA toy SorOfct Me
ftaKtatXlM M my eyes, enne MR) Ml
Suf a or of yeiM Wo
UilvIcoU niV5) 1 comiP4 toii
Ajwb's Uumrilhi. After iink 1A
MUk)MK U H.rt tlMM I tll cmt00tf
Sy cyi) nro mkv in n splottlld c(Mf I
tt,iml I am oawellnftd Htro io
3. YUUiK Gio, Co:'d, iR M.
F(inUMb(r t years Twin troublitl
wk nliior it my eyes, and witt uimblo
n (Akvi ny rullif lil 1 ('(WJioB-ed
vl' Ayur's ir:u-ll!n. This iwdi
M) wis ufccktd A coiMjilito cr, r.Mf I
Vliikiv It to ko tte) best it Itkioi -fgaSt
tow. . Ji. UylM, VasttA, It.
(AlW'Btni, itd uttll with n jtfjr
ydntai, I knvo bee ntileHidwitk WeiSio
isl Boro Jives. I have wscd Mr the;
eo'icdlnlnts, witH bo!)tVi rotliHn,
Ayor's Kaisniiarillr nnd considtir it n
Rrect l()oiI,iturlriir. Jf.rs. C. l'lfllltiqj
Glovor, Vt.
I tm n ynr wlta Inflistt-
tki in aiy loft oyo. TliSio sjlcors fUnjdlMl
cji tI.o ball, itoi&ivlng io ml sSStit, n:fil
ciCSdaj? srent caln. After tryhift fnasjO
Otfior roC-pdrj3H, U) no purpose, I wifa flitrj
ly inflQcod to ijDo Ayor's sarsijiiarlllii.
Dft TaR)iug c
tliroo bottles 0 this nu'diclno I Iivo JjtJSC)
cntiroty etirnd. My sight hns boon ro
Htored, nnd thoro is no sign of inllummn
tjon, soro, or ulcor in my o ICe.ndal
T. liowon, SOgar Troo Hldgo, Ohio.
My diuightor,6on years old, was ufllict
ed with Berofulous Soro gyes. During
tho last two years sho novor saw light of
nny kind, rhysielniia of tho highest
8tanding exortcu thoir skill, but with no
pormnuimt success. On tho rocommon
ilution of a f rlond 1 jHirchnsod a bottlo of
Ayor's SarsnpariUa, which my dmightor
conuuoncod taking. Iioforo sho had used
tho third bottlo her sight was restored.
Hor euro is complete. W. 15. Buthor
laud, Kvnngollst, Bholby City, Ky. tt
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
rrcparod by Dr. J. 0. A0 S: Co., Lowell, Vtut,
BolJbyallDrueKUti. l'rlcojli U botllr,t5.
Smokers
Will do WMl to (lic
Far-famed
Tobacco a Trial, W?iich Will Convince
Thorn of its Superiority Over
Othor Brands.
Manufactured
J-20-mI
by Myers, Bros, it Co.
BIC1IMOND, VA.
the
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NOTICE J-Olt PUBLICATION.
Iasn Orncu at La Ghamik Oukoon.i
S lt. .U 1KSS. (
Not he Is hereby riven that the following
named nutiliT lui tiled notice of his Intou
tiou to make Dual proof In Mippoit of hi
claim, and I lint shIiI pi oof will k iiimto tic
fore the rcglnter uud rieivor nt I liraii.lt'.
Oregon, on Nov. rtril, IHJW, U: DAVIS
HOBWKI.L. Ill. No, It Ml. lor the SWqr
HWqr. Sec. 7. W hlf. NWqr and BK r,
NWqr. BH-.3I.Tp irt. it III 11 ll iirnaVi
tho follow ln; wllliaaM to pnvi hU eon
thinoiu iiwlileneo iiix.n. uiul eiiltivullou of,
nald luiid, vi' Vuiim K-iinwIy, Olho
ljiKiirloy. I' h'i T Ji , I t Ii4iiuk ltu
n'll, nil ! f". 'ii '-
Owu lufglitifr.
BSCS! .tmtsmA&MSifWiiC' ti. . .I'-'Cw. v. -zc.r,
The (H(BJtf Sf&i Sn
10 bc. Tmnt)9& cut Jtmwi
f po4' In lb'' ttmUi
BJawst .'tf:cik- u"til y4'wrt. H Hrtifing, '8havc been enabled to
iRnrkct, 9V Tijm?jjjt H&tw4 AifMJirtu Bnud-pow' Bss,03 oplp tiglit and
ma 9mm
gS.8',liA.lBi5BWS-rfi.
T;994B' ft tety i stock, giAokl ON'I.i ky l'ulur fo Hoy, solo agents for the
pO&frOtgRic'r tf Ore, WSiiifii T(B9sa. Iotto Qesd Jft Dish Colmmbia.
ISft't $ts8.ejlir m&j of neij
in Be.'baOM, ttn tfi?
And $18 f- JpiG&i y TJgfe or
m&in
N1WIC TO W1X r.YE.
IITOTICS IS HMftff filDKffcTIIAT
X v tje Iioatt of Equalization lor Union
county will meet in tuoo&ico of the county
clerk, in the court house at Union, Union
county, Orefton, on Monday, October 1st,
lKfift, at ! o'clock a. M. and continue in ses
siogftx days, to rvgniltie tje iisse.nuint
roll for the'year 1, as returned by tg' ns
jessor. ting correct all mistakes therein:
and all poison &io n; distisfied CitS
their "stssment s Iiudc bv the assessor.
or tdio Ml ny cornSttiot.s luiijf; in t&o
saBc, aro Breby nitijed to ungear fit, ti
tiniS and pit above named, nnd stloO
cau- t'hHjch oorreotionssSaaSl benit(j5?,
(gin failing so to ftgpour, they y ill lffl re
iJircd to jmy by tho MltSiinent as
iiiiide.
Union, OsJ.on, t39ntc;iibor 1st, 1S8S.
O. 1). THOMLINKDS),
CouOty AssG'r.
The CouQty Court of Union county, dc
hires to add to tlw nbove, y notice to all
nersons kuoInif themselves as not beinQ
assessed for the year IStQ to appear brforo
said Hoard or Jvipializatlou ana inaue :ui us
sessnieuOif their property, or send a list of
their taxable property tjthe assessor at
said time, nnd save expeiidos of . sheriff mak
ing Mild assessment, and wo lsh it distinct
ly understood by all persons interested,
that no cancellations of assessment will be
iiimto on the assessment roll after tho amo
is passed upon by the Hoard of Equaliza
tion. O. I (JOODALL.
Q County Judge.
h NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION.
Land Orncu atLaGkamih
OltKUO.N, )
Auk. Vi. 18SM
8SM.
Notice ishcrebv civen that tho following'
named sutler has tiled notice of his inten
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will ho made be
fore iho regislor nnd receiver at La Orande.
Oregon, on Oct. 11th. 1K. viz. GEO ltd E
W, COWMAN. I). B, N.i. 75.V7, for the V
hlf. NW qr. Bee 20 anil W hlf. SW qr, Bee.
JU. Tp t, It 11 K. Ho names the followhnr
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of, said land, viz:
Cvrus llarncH, Justus Wright and Nathan
iel Parker, of Medical Borings, and George
Writht, of Keating, Oregon.
ilu.Mtv KlNr.llAltT,
8-31-wO Jtegister.
NOTICE POR
PUBLICATION.
Laxh Ofhcc
AT La Gk.VNPK, OtlKdON.)
Aux. 27. 18S8. (
Notice Is hereby given that the following
uained bottlers have tiled notice of their
intention to make Una) proof in sup
port of their claims, and that said
proof will be made before the register
nnd receiver at La Grande, Oregon, on
October 17th, 1888, viz:
KtCIIAKI) T. LANGHEL. Hd. No. "Ml,
for the K hlf. NIC nr. and SW nr. NK qr.
Bee, 2. Tp. S B, and tho BE qr. BE. qr. Sec
in. Tp. 7 B, H V E.
MOBES A. SCOTT, Hd. No. 3253. for the
N hlf. SW qr. and H hlf. NW qr. Sec 17, Tp
as, It tit E.
JAMluS H. SCOTT. Hd, No. 2511, for
tho S hlf. SW qr, and SW qr. BE qr. See 5,
and the N E qr. N W qr. Sec 8, Tp S. H E.
WILLIAM HA 111. Hd. No. 8200, for the
N hlf. NE qr. und N hlf. NW qr, Sec 21, Tp
8S. It. 40 K.
JA.M1-S II. CHANDbKU, Hd, No. 2110.
forthoSWqr. Sec. t, TiiKS. U45E. and,
KUE'C.MAi; STEELE, Hd, No. 3357. for
tho Eltlf Hliqr., SE qr NEqr, B.c 25 lu
Tn S. It if and SW nr. NW qr, Hc .Hrt in Tp
7 H, It 10 K.
They name the following wUiimuch to
their continuum rrndcmo upon, niulcultb
vatlouof. Ni Uiul.vU: It. T. LillKrvll,
.la nun It Chandler, Jniurn It, Scott, Wil
liam Hurt. Pii't'inau Steele, M. A. Scott
niul JuuiiM I.hiuIi all of I'lno Valley, 0(,-u.
HlLMIV ll)UiiUT,
THE. 2STEW
Improved Campbell Qotii?try
4S ttp. fsvorrblj knon ttf tae tOado
yiM4P mr:ki:j just out, which is oar
ka vo Winliil tigipculiar advantages potCTKX'd by the old, having concentrated and
Freight to bo addeil from
BUY NO
Jft 4'rthlfss press when you caii buy the
tfr lionet I"4st or West,
15K iSUKE to
o
KM
3tfnting 5tcrial you may need. They
FfW SfrWt,
gXECUTOR'S notic;:.
11 persons having claims against tho es
llo ol w. W. liois, oeceaseil, are iterehQ
notified to present the fcauie, duly veritiea
i?:cordijjg to law, to the underMrned, act
ing executor of tlQ last will and tcnanient
of said VP V. ltosa, within six months from
tie iVjto hereof, at hid residence In tho
ttH of CoOe, Union countv. Oregon.
Dated tjfis lOlli dav of September. ISSS.
j ah ns ii y:i ut,ns t lo i r,
U-U-53M
Executor.
3&db o0 SoDDKiTUUK.
Countpof Union, State of Oregon,
5i John Hepburn and Samuel Merchant:
YoiiQiid eaeli of xn aro hereby untitled
tl&jt I D3ve exvyniU'il one hundred doll irs
lu labor una improvements upon the
'Lucky oy" quartz miiiin r claim for tho
y3roiidii5j December, 18S7. Tins claim U
situated in the Otanito Mining Distil t in
Union county, Oregon, adjoining the ' For
est Queen" and "CoinbltiatiiQ'' qunr..
Oiining claims, nnd if within ninety dins
after this notice you fail or rcfiine to con
tribute your proportion of the expenditure
us a co-owner, your interest lu said e'a in
will become tho property of tho subscriber,
'E. W. CUHTI&S.
Dated Jnly 2, 1P88.
Tlinbrr I.auil, Act Junu :i, tSTS.Xutlue
I'ur l'lttillrntluii.
U.S. LANtiOrnci: La Gkaxdi:. Oukoon,)
July 211. IfSS. i
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Connresi of
June a. 1S78. ontittcd ' An act for tho sale
oHituber lands in the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territo
ry," PETE It M. COFFIN, of Union,
countv of Union, State of Oregon, h.is this
day filed in this otllee his sworn .-t ttt inent
No. -id. for the purchase of the S!.j N'U;,,
and NW', N'E' ,' ol Seciion No. :U, in Town
hhip No, 4 South, Itange No. !!0 East, ami
will oiler proi l toshow that tho land bought
is more valuable for Its timber or stone than
for agricultural purposes, and to cstabli-h
his claim to (-aid land before tho register
and receiver of this miIIco at La Grande,
Oregon on Saturday, tho 20th day of Oc
tober, lKS-i, He ntunes as witnesses: Win.
H. Stafford, E. Samis, E. K, Spain and Thad
Draper, all of Union, Oregon. Any and
nil persons claiming adversely tho above
described lauds are requested to tile their
claims in this oflleo on or before said 20th
day of October, lWvS.
llKNUY IllNKHAHT,
7-27-wO UogNtor.
Timber I.nml, Ant Juno a, 1878 -Notion
for 1'uliUentliill.
U. S. Lanh Orncs, Lv Guanpc, Oiikoo.v,)
July 10, 18.s. f
Notice is hereby given that m compliance
with tho provisions of tho net of Congress
of June 3, JS7S, entitled "An act for tho ..illi
cit timber lauds In tho States of California,
Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territo
ry. HAHLOW U. DHAKE. of Union,
County of Union, State of Oregon, has this
day tiled in this ollleo his sworn statement
No, W, for the purchase of the NIC qr.
SEqr. Section 33, und NW qr. SWqr. of
Section No. 31, In Township No. 1 South
Unnge No. 39 East, mid will otlr proof
to chow Unit the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or tn:.o i hint for ag
ricultural purpose", and in i'ublih hi
claim to mid laud before the register and
receiver of this ottico at I -a Grand). Ore
gon, on Monday the Mb day of Oei., laiS
mm imiiies ai wiinr- l.olr Vrk,
W. 11. Stallord. C L Hlk4w and A. '
Craig, nil of Union, Oreuon. Any and nil
pertoii ehtlinliig adverwly die .,. . ,1.
korlbid ItunU are rwpnud t nl - ih '
clnlim hi thU nttlM 0U Of btii're -.id sh
day of Ontober, USs.
llr.NH Jtisnnnr,
7V7.w0 Krunr
ns tho bcOt, most simple, most durable, and most profitable cylinder press for the general
former press rcmoddlcd, sitnplllied, and Improved with special refereuco to easy running
reduce the cost, making tho cheapest,'" ns well as the best press of this character in the
loose pulleys nnd belt slipper, at the nominal additional cost of gl.1.00.
mmmsn tow.
30X4, S-Qi. uarto orS-Col. Rslio, S725.
the Factory in nil caser.
Pacific
coast, who can furnish many testimonials of its fino working qualities, from the
OTHER,
TSest Country Press made at such low prices
write t Item for prices and tonus on tho
fc'ell I.owor Than Any House on the.
(The
NOT1CI-: POll
PUBLICATION.
Laxii Or-ici: at
La Grandk, Oni:ooK,)
Sept. 11. HSv. i
Notice is herebv civ'-n that the folio ving
nanied settler lias Hied n itieo of his inreli
tion in make supplemental t'mal proof in
support of his claim, aiid that said proof
will he niado befo e the register and recei
ver at La Grande, (ro..?oiu.on O.'to'ier .tilth.
ICS-, viz: .lOSEi'H AKcVlEK I). S. No.
."071, for the SE qr. SM qr. Sec and E hlf.
NEqr.jnd NW qr. NEqr, Sec 10, Tp 5 S,
It 10 V.P He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon,
a'itt cultiva'ion of, said laud, vis: Hufus
Holbrooi: an-i tieorO' Ilolhrook, all of Un
ion, Oregon.
IlKXUY Kl.VIMlAltl.
0-2I-v0. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Laxii Offick at La Gkaxpic, f 'iiecion,)
O Sept. 7. ls,.8.
NoOc is hereby eiven that iho following
named sett'er has ti ed noiice of his inten
j tion to make final proof lu support of his
I claim, and that sa d proof iviii be made be
fore the ngistor and receiver at La Grande.
Oregon, on Oct. 23. 18. Iz: THOMAS
II, FOmTEK, D. S. No. 7070, for tho N hlf
S A' qr.. SWqr SW qr. Sec 20. and N W qr.
SqV qr. Sec 20. Tp (i S. It 11 E. Ho names
tho following witnesses to prove bis contin
uous residence upon and cultivation of,
Hind land, viz: John E. Phillips, of Tclo
casot, Oregon, and Daniel ltai'd. A. N.
Hamilton and V. H. Tleeves, of Union, Or.
IlK.NKY KlNIUIAKT,
9-M-i5. Itegister.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Lanh Omen at La GkaNdk, Oisi oonJ
Aug. 27. 18SS. I
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named settlers have tiled notice of their in
tention to make final proof In Mitiport of
i heir claims, and that said proof will be
made bef re tlui register and receiver at La
Grande Oregon, on October lllth, 1WS viz:
GKOKGE ItKXIiOTII. D. S. No, 7"!W,
for the S hlf SW qr. Sac 7 Tp 8 S, It l(i E.
JAMES li. FUL1 D.S. No. 7028. for
the W hlf. ME qr. and E hlf. NW qr, Sec
18 TpSS, It 10 E.
They name tho following witnesses to
prove'their continuous reaidonco upon, and
cultivation of. &aid land, viz: James H.
Chand'cr, M. A. Scott. William Hart, Jas.
H. Fulp and James It. Scott, nil ol Pine
Valley, Oregon.
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.Instils wrijrlii and Nathmiiel Parker, of
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