Souto lntcrcalliif; I'nctB Tor ImmiRrmitR
ntul OtJicra.
Oregon contains un area of 96,000
square miles.
Oregon is the riebcat in natural re
sources of any stato in the Union.
Oregon produces the linest grain in
the world and greatPst'yield per acre.
Her wheat is universal in tizo and Hour
producing capabilities. Her oatfi are
without a peer in the world; her bar
Icy and rye arc without comparison.
Oregon is the greater grass country
in the wrld. The variety and luxuri
ance of her native graces aro pimply
unapproachable, wlile nor timothy,
clover, alfalfa cannot bo equalled.
Oregon is the natural stock raising
and dairy country on the globe.
Oregon is tho greatest fruit ooun.Oy
on earth.
Oregon is the natural homo of flax
and flux feed.
Oregon produces hops equal to the
best grywn in world.
Oregon produces -10 bushels of wheat
to tho acre,
Oregon produced 15,000,000 pounds
of wool during the year ending July 1,
18S7.
Oregon, gtows corn, sugar-cane and
broom-corn rivaling any produced in
the I'nitod States, while experts de
clare that Oregon tobacco is fully equal
to tho best Virgina.
Oregon is tho most healthful state
in Union. . This is proven by Official
Government' records. Tho following
mortality table taken from tho Tenth
Census of the United States and gives
the health rale per thousand : (
Vnr tho stale, of Oregon, 10.0
" " Iowa, 11.3
" " California, 13.3
" " Alabama, 11.2
" " ToiTnestce, 10.2
" " alinncFola, lfi.5
And tho following calculation out
for all tho States in tho Union it will
bo found that tho death rate in Oregon
is leiw than any other stale.
Oregon has tho most delightful cli
mate in tho world no extremo heat in
tho summer; nor excessive cold in tho
winter. No Cyclones, no blizzards, no
fierce Hoods, no thunder storms. Tho
thermometer seldom gctR, above 80 de
grees in tho summor, ov below tho freez
ing point in tho winter.
Oregon has an annual rain fall am
ple to insure crops. It has passed into
a maxim that "crops never fail in Ore
gon." Oregon never had, a drouth.
Oregon encloses tho garden spot of'
tho world. The Willamette valley is
bimply unapproachable for productive
ness and fertility of its soil. Tho soil
of this valley never wears out.
Oiogon is a wonderful region of
productiveness and heal 111 fulness. It
rivals any part 'of California ineqtiabil
bility of climate. It outranks any por
tion of California in fruit pioduetion.
Oicgon is tho great stock, wool and
wheat growing section of tho const.
Stock can graze nearly all wintor.
Oregon has the grandest water ways
on tho coast. Tho Columbia river,
the third in size in tno United Slatgs,
bounds it on the north. Every portion
of the elate is ramified by streams of a
bundant water flow, While Yaquina
on tho west od'ers waterway rapidly
growing in importance.
Oregon haa'tho greatest water power
in the world.
O
Oregon has moro available water
power than all New Hngland and Min
nesota, anil greater than all other parts
of tho Pacific coast combined. Tho
water power at Oregon city, south of
Portland is three times larger than
that of Minneapolis and flvo limes lar
ger t han that of l.owoll. Portland
and her surburbs can supply 8,000 fac
tories with -10 h, p. water power each.
New manufactories aro guaranteed
water at Oregon city for ton years free
of ch.'.rgo.
Oivgoii has tho mobt attraotjvo and
grandest scenery in tho world. Tour
ists unite in piunounoing tho Columbia
river tho most seunio rogion on tho
earth. Thti landscape view from tho
hills of Portland Heights is uuoqualed
in the known world. Ux,
I CoiiHiiinplloii liiriirnlilo.' O
Head the following: Mr, (' II. MurrU.
Krwiuk. Ark.,tiiyj: "Was down with Ah-ci-M
i f I.uii(fi, and (jrtMi'jj and phyluluiu
proiiunecd iuu an Ineiinitile t'oiiMtunptlve.
ilcifiui taking Or, Klag'n Now DUeovery for
CoiiM:iiiptloii,iiiu now on my third bottle,
and alilo to uveueo the work of my farm.
It It the linest iiicdhuno ever marie.1'
Jew-" Mlddlowart, Devatitor, Ohio, an:
Had It not leen for hr. King's New DU
cover tVrQoitMiiiipthni I would liavo rilrd
of I. Trouble. Wai Riven up by dff-ton-.
Atn now la la:.t of livnltli.'. Try It
Hani;.!t' bnttlesfrro nt Wright' drag Store.
Tlic tanners of Union county should
loot, to their hofct interests and buy
thur farm iiiiplunionts wheio they oan
do (lie but. 1'nink 11 roe. ltnpluiiiuut
Co., Inland Oily tinny in utock a Urso
HUMiiinioiit Of tiVorytliii'K i tlU Hup.
uiul inn undoixil! nil titnpvliti. Si
Day and Night
During an ncnto attack of Bronchitis, a
ceaseless tickling In tliu throat, and an
exhausting, hacking cough, allllct tho
sufferer. Sleep is banislind, and great
prostration follows. This disease Is also
attonded wilh Hoarseness, and some
times Loss of Voice. It Is liable, to he
roine clironic, lavolvo tho lungs, and
terminate fatally. Ayer's Cherry Pecto
ral affords spccily rolicf and euro in cases
of Uronchitis. It controls tho disposition
to cough, and induces refreshing sleep.
I have Ik-cii a pr.M-tiinft physician for
twenty-four yea.-s. and, for tho past
twolva, have suiTrred from annual at
tach of Uroin-hiti. jvftor oxhaimting
all the usual remedies
Without Relief,
I trlfd Ayer's Cherry l'oetoral. It
fffoctuit a speedy cure. ti. Stoveall,
M, I)., Carroflton, JIis.
Ayor's Cherry Peetornl Is dprldcdly tho
host reined v, within my knowledge, for
chronic Uronchitis, and all littu,' diseases.
31. A. Kust, M. I)., South l'uris, ile.
I Wan attacked, lost winter, with a
Hovoro Cold, which grew worso and
settled on my I.ungs. lly night sweats
J was reduced almost to a skeleton. Sly
(.'ongh was inccsaant, and I frequently
salt blood. physician told mo to
give up business, or I would not live a
month. After taking various remedies
without relief, I was llnally
Cured By Using
two bottles of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
I am now in pffert health, and nhhi to
resume hasine! :t. after having been pro
nounced hicurablo with Consumption.
H. V. Honilerxon, Saulsbiirgh, l'eun.
Fcr years T wan in a decline. I had
weifl: "hiiifC, and suffered from Uron
chitis and Catarrh. Ayer's Cherry Pec
toral restored win to health, and I have
hfluii for a long time comparatively vig
orous. In caao of a sudden cold I always
resort to the Pectoral, and find speedy
rollof. Edward U. Curtis, Kutland, Vt.
Two years ago I suffered fromasevoro
Uroneliitis. The tihysleinn attending
mobceanio foarful that the disease would
termiunto in Pneumonia. After trying
various morileinen, without bonetlt, he
proscribed Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
which relioved mo at once. I continued
to tako this medicine, and was cured.
Ernest Colton, J.ogansport, Ind. tt
Ayer's Cherry Peciora!,
I'repniTd l).v Dr. .1. 0. Aytr & Co., Lowell, Man,
fiol'l 'jy fill DriiBHliU. I'rico 191 ; elx bottles, 5.
i)rssoi.urio:, moticu,
"rVTOTICK IS 1IUUKIJY filVRN' THAT
the underslKned have thin day mutii
tuallv diH.solved the partnership heretofore
existing between thorn. U. K. Wilson of
tho firm will continun the business, collect
all bill anil settle the indebtedness of the
linn.
Dated this Nov. 7th. 18.S8.
CAltKOLh v WihriON.
I5STKAV IIUKSK 10. UKVAltb.
l-J.strayed or (itolen from Kagle vnlloy, one
red-ronii borne about'8 years old, branded
with a crow foot on left shoulder. He dis
appeared about the 15th of last August.
'1 ho ahevo reward will bo paid for his ie
ruturn JM.J. HUKl-'HV.
H-L';!t4 Cornucopia.
NOTICE FOR PUHLICATION.
I.Axn OrncK av La Giianui:, Ouroo.v,)
Oct. 2.1. 1M8. t
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of his inten
tion to make fluid proof in hiipnort of his
claim, anil that said proof will bo made be
fore tht' rtglMnr and receiver nt I .a Uranile,
Oregon, on Dec. li. ItMS, vlat:
William h. Oovint,
D. S. No, f.VI!t, for the N,'a SIP4 Sec 1 1. Tp.
IIS. It, l.'i H. f
lie names the following witnesses U) prove
Ids continuous residenej upon and cultiva
tion of, said land, viz:
P. P. I.ee, James Arthur. P. J. Kiown.
and I. N Young, all of New UrMse, Or.
Any person wliodeshoa to protest neitlust
the a'llowauuc of such proof, or who knows
of any subhtantial reason, under the law and
tho regulations of the Interior Dcpurtmvali
why such proof should not bo allowed, will
he given an opportunity at the fabove men
tioned time and phi mi to cross-examine the
witnesses of imid claimant, and to offer evi
dence hi rebuttal of that submitted by
claimant.
HltXKY .Itl.Ni:!! AUT,
lO-M-wtJ. Kcjjlster.
Tie Appetite
Way ba jurreasod, the Digestive, organs
fitrengthened, nnd tho bowels regulated,
by Uklng Ayer's Pills. Those Pills are
purely vgotablo hi their composition.
They eon; a in neither 'ealutnul nor any
OtlieV da.ir.e.Mr.u d-u;.;, and niuy bo taken
with pericct safety by piusous of all agoa.
I wiw fr-ai anfierer from Dyspujytia
and Constiputleu. i had no npimtito,
and was eoiiMtantlv nfiliuted with llead
aehft and Di2.iuera. I consulted our
fnuilly doe. or, who prescribed for inu, at
various timc.i, wltnout alTordlng moro
than temporary relief. I llnnlly eom
mumod tuking A vcr's lo'ls. Iq n short
tluiu uiy iligostlou and appetlto
IMPROVED
my howole were wculated, ami, by tho
tlmu 1 ilntohed two hoses of theso Tills
my tondcneOto hendaehes had dlsap
poaroil, and 1 becamo strong and well.
l)artus 31. Locun, Wilmington, Del.
I was troubled, for over a year, with
Loss of Appetite, and (letieraf Debility.
I rnuuneueed taUlitg Ajor's Pills, and,
before UuUliing Imlf u box of this medU
dne, uiy appetlto and utrtiugth were ixj
uturod. 0. O. Clark, Duubury, Cwm.
Ayer'8 Pills aro the best raodicino
known to mo for regulating tho bowels,
and for all discwen caused bv a disordered
Stotuarh and l.iver. I suiiei-eil for over
throe years with lirwhtohu, Indigestion,
and Constipation. 1 hod no nppeute, and
was woak and nervous most of tho time.
BY USIN'o3
three lioxea of Ayer's Pills, and at tho
mime time dioth. myself, 1 wan com
pletely cured. My itijotl-o organs uro
now In hoo I ordr,nd 1 am in perfect
health. P. Loukwood, Topokn, Kana.
Ayer's Pills haebenentod mo wonder
fully. Por tUituths 1 suffered from lndl
Uijstlou mid llt wlat hn, was restless lit
night, and had n ld taste In lu.v mouth
ovcry morning. After taking one lsx
of AVer's Pills. ll these troubles dls-upisiu-il.
my lool dl;;esud well, and
my sleep Mrs x fresliiint. Henry O.
Ilsuuaeiiwa.v, ItocVjKJft, ila.
1 wm ourod of tho Piliw by tho use of
Ayer's Hlls. Tiiojr iol waly relieved aio
of tlmt pAinfttl dtsunier, but give nta iu
areasii vigor, and restored my ueaith.
John Laaurus, St. Johu, N. li. tt
Ay
Piiis,
er s
lVmrod liy lir. J. C.Awr S Can 0mtll, Ums.
tloU by all IiuvM sui nsatsn hi Nsitsiun.
Till: Sim , nt just the pa pel to send
oust to Mtiir i'ii 111L. I'i it
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION.
Law Orricn at La Oiianur Onr.oox,)
Nov. 7. ISfW, f
Notice l hereby given that tho following
nnuied settlers have tiled notice of their in
tentions to make final proof in Hipport of
their claims, and that Maid proof will be
made before the rcgitcr-and receiver at La
(iraudc, Oregon, on 17ce. 18, lssrf. viz:
Sakaii A. AitNoi.D.
lid. No. 207.1, for the K'SU'K. SV,'
Kamlb'EHNW'K .yec. fi. Tp. o ,t. :?.) K.
and,
John It. Hckviw.
lld.No. LM17. forthc NKJ4 NP.ifStc. 2.Tp.
S, and SSKX andHKSWK b'ec. ".",
Tp. 5 H, U. I'l K. '
They name the following witnesses to
prove "their eontintiou.s rci"ii-:uv upon and
c.iiltlvittlon of, said laud, viz:
.1. II. Mcvcih William .Stall'ord and Thom
as Shaw, of NortM Powder; John It. Keeves,
Oliver MeKeaver. William Frasler. farah
A. Arnold and W II. Huffman, of Telec:i.et,
Oregon,
Any person whodc'ln-s t-iproU,stagaint
the nllowaiicc of such proof, or who knows
of any substantial vt ri.11, under the law mat
the regulations oi ill Interior Department,
why such proof .shnulil no! be allowed, will
be given an opportunity at theabovc men
tioned time and lilac to cro.".s-exaiuhie tho
witnesses of said claimants,, nud to offer
evidence in rebuttal 0. that submitted by
claimant.
Ilnxur It!Hr.n.KT..
Ucgistfr,
11-0-wO
NOTICE VOli PUBLICATION.
I.axp Orrin: atLv GaANnr., (u:i,o.v,i
Nov. 7, 1 s.NS. 1
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has (lied m tie" ofhisintu
lion to make final proof hi support (f l is
claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore the register and receiver at La (irnnde,
Oregon, on Dec. 22. l.SSS, viz:
Wallacij O. Hinckley,
Hd.No.lRS7. for tho KW'NWK Sec. 2!)
and S XH mid N'WH SK' Sec. TO, Tp
fiH.lt. 40, H.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
I win Krasler. Francis Favre. Cyrus II.
l'rccott and Uladcu Ashby, all of Tcloeas
ct, Oregon.
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance of such proof, or who knows
of any substantial reason, under the law
and the regulations of the Interior Depart
ment, why such proof should not. be allow
ed, will be given an opportunity atthe above
mentioned time and place to cross-examine
the witnesses of said claimant, and to offer
evidence in rebuttal of that submitted by
claimant.
llr.xnv Uisr.iiAiiT,
ll-10-Mf. Iteglster.
NOTICE FOR PUHLICATION.
Lank Oitick at La (iUaniii, Op.i:oox,I
Nov. 8, 18S8. f
Notice is hereby triven that tho followlng
11:1111 cd settler has tiled notleo of his inten
tion to make final proof hi support of his
claim, and that said proof will be niftde be
fore the register and receiver at La Grande,
Oregon, on Dee. 27th. 1888. viz:
Wim.iam P. Lockmak,
D. S. No, S(I07. for the K NWJ4 and lVj
SWK Sec. J8, Tp. I S, It. : 1C.
He names the" following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
.Samuel ltutledge, V. M Culver.son. W.
II. Johnson and 31. A. W. Wallace, all of
La Grande, 'regon.
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance of siiuh proof, or who knows
of any substantial reason, under the law
and the regulations of the Interior Depart
ment, why such proof should not be allow
ed, will U given all opportunity at the
above mentioned time and place to eroiS
cxamiuc the witnesses of said claimant, and
to oiler evidence, in rebuttal of that .submit
ted by claimant,
lIlINKY RlXKIIAltT,
ll-l(J-wi! Itegister.
NO'rfcK FOR laiBIJCATlON.
Lakh Otnei! AT I, (lltANim, OllKOD.V,)
Oeti.heriU, 1S8S.
Notice is hereby" given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of his inten
tion to make liiuil proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
lore the register anil receiver at i.a uremic,
Orcguii, on December loth, 1H1-8, viz:
Kri'.xr.zini Sa.mi-,
D. S. No. 7.i8fl. for tho S'.; NWH and X)J
SW ; STc. 2, Tp. r, S. It. ;i0 13.
He names .the following witnesses to
prove his continuous resideneo upon and
cultivation of, said laud, iz:
Wm.Mtnlhml, K. It. Spain. Thud Draper
and I'otcr 31. Collin, all of I'liion, Oregon.
Anv person who desires to protest against
the allowance of such proof, or who knows
of any substantial reason, under the law and
the regulations of the Interior Department,.
why such proof should not be allowed, will
be given an opportunity at the above men
tinned time and place to cross-examine the
witnesses of said claimant, and to oiler evi
dence in rebuttal of that submitted by
claimant.
IlKXItV KlNKllAIlT,
11-2-wil Uigisier.
AlTl.loATlOX HIU lWiT.NT.
Application for a United States patent; Sur
vey No. 10; Claim No 4.1; mineral appli
cation No. IkS.
I S. Lanii Ori'tcK. La OitANiu:, Okkoon. I
Nov. 21. )
XTOTiriJ IS IIKHI3BY GIVKN THAT
i W. T. llurilett, Isaiah Austcad. I). W.
Tiee,C. .1. Dull'ey, and the Oiegon Gold
.Mining Company, a corporation, whose
post-ofllco iMdress Is Cornucopia, Union
county, Oregon, havo this day tiled their
application for a patent for the,
Keel .InrUct
quarts lode, situated in Granite mining dis
trict, in Township (I, South, of linage 4ft 13,
W. 31 ; the quartz lode being described by
the otllulal plats and Held notes oh tilo In in
this olllce, as follows, to wit :
lleginnlng at the south-east comer of tho
claim, u point from which the quarter sec
Hon corner hetwcfii sections 27 and 2.S, in
Tp.0S.lt. I") K, hear H. 01 degrees ft mln.
utcs 13, and lWi.1 feet distant, post being
marked "Corner No. 1. It. J. 31. C. survey
No. 10" on north-west face; thence run
ning N. lft degrees ;I2 minutes 13. along cast
boundary of tho claim 13-Vl feet to post
marked ''Cornel No. 2, It. J. 31. C. survey
No. 10P' thehcu N. .S2 degrees W. CM foot
to post marked "Comer No. .'I. H. J. 31. C.
survey No. 10;" thence S. II degrees lft min
utes V. along west boundary of claim 1331)
feet to pot inaikeil "Corner No. I, It. J.
31. C. survey No. M;" thence S. 82 degrees
13. along south boundary of claim l.'.O feet
to "Corner No. 1.'' place of beginning, con
taining 10 auQ 13 onc-huudredths acres,
location being recorded in wliiino U1J"
quartz claims of Union county, Oregon, at
.! t ..I ... ... a. m .tl...r
1I..II" .... tl... ...,1 tlm lllnlixrt l.'inninll' nnV
...V .... .1. "
the math and the "Companion" on the
Mittth.
Any nd all persons churning adversely
anv portion of IhosaUl "Hud Jacket'' quartz
lode above described, are required to lllo
their adverse claim with the register of the
U.S. hind olllce at l.a Grande. Oregon, du
ring tho si.ty davs period of publication
hereof, or tin y w ill ho barred by virtue of
tne provision of statute.
IlK.MlV Itl.M.llAUT,
HogLtcr.
It I hereby ordsrod that tho foregoing
notice of application for a U. H.tmttmt bo
piiblUhcsl turn period of sixty days (tn
tMmkWtitivo wtwks) hi Tun Oniaw.s Scxii'T,
s ucrkly ntwimper publUliwl at UlilQii,
Union cniuty.Orcfo
II.XH Itl.NT.ll.UU,
J I no-w 10 IUi-Mer
NOTICK FOR Pi LLI'-.VTION. j
JjVku Office at La fiiuNDK. OnFons.
October 27, l&XK. '
Xrrtirels hereby given that tho following
nauieil settlers hiive tiled notice of their in
tentions to make Una! proof in support of
their claims, and thnt said proofs will be
made before the register and receiver at
La Grande, Oregon, on Dec. 11. 18S8, viz:
Li;axiikii J. FcnnAsoN".
D. S. No. 8fn fer the 13! SI3 Sec. 23 and
i!Js SWK See. 27, Tp. !i S. It. 4f E. and,
'At olUTt'H l'F.KTOX'
I). . No. S7T,7. for tin- H't KVM, T. b'
and Y.V, VW'y, . . 22 Tp. ')S, It. 4.. 15.
They moil" - I . -.1 . liii wiiitnics t.i
jirove tliuir cm, , ii" i 1 upon and
cultivation of, td'i 1 Mid. viz.-
Augtii'tii'- I'en'iin, LriiiderJ Furcasr t,T).
"W. Allen. William N.ish and Lonmk'r Fur
gason.all of New Uridgc;, Oregon,
Any person whndi'iire to iirolcstngainst
the allowance of sucb prot:f, or who knows
of any suhstauthil reason, under the law and
the regulations of the Interior Department,
why such proof should not be allowed, will
be given an opportunity at thealove men
tinned time iidq place to cross-eXQinine the
witnesses of saVi c'aimaiit, anil to offer evi
dence in rebuttal of that submitted by
claimant.
lfKNUV ItlNT.IIAIlT,
11-2 w(! Itegister.
Trains arrive and depart froi.i I'liion
daily, as billows
i:ast not. vi).
Passenger, No. 4, L'vc
nt U;'2. n. in.
west noi Nn.
Pas-cnger, No..1, L'vc
" at 1 :30 p. m.
Freight. No. 8, I.'ve
Freight No. 7, L've
at 2:33 a. 111.
at 11 :.0 p. m.
TIPIvKTto and ironi principal points
1 1 0 jn thu Uniu,(i 'dtatc clunAa
and Lurope.
Elegant Cars.
Emigrant Sleeping Cars lJuu Through
on Express Trains to
COEJB2fOSL BLUFFS
and ST. PAUL
Free of Ohnrge and Without Change.
Close connections at Portland for San Fran
cisco and Puget Sound points.
For further particulars inquire of any
Agent of tho Company or of A. L. Maxwell,
G. P. ifcT. A., Portland, Oregon.
OCEAN" DIVISION.
The Oregon Hallway it Navigation Co., and
Pacific Coast Steamship Co. will tlis
patch Steamers between San Fran
cisco and Portland, as follows:
riioM roi'.Ti.AXn.
Leaving at 12 3Iidn't.
as follows:
FKOM SAD rilVNCIPCO.
L'v'ng Spear st. wh'
atlOa.m. as follows:
131dcr, Sunday Nov
State, Thursday, ,,
Columbia, 31on" ,,
Oregon, Friday
State, Tuesday ,,
Columbia. Sat. ,,
Oregon, Wed. ,,
4!State, Sat. Nov 3
8Columbin. Wed. ,, 7
12,Orcgou, Sunday,, 11
1(1 State. Thursday ,, J5
20C'olumbhi, Mon. 10
21 Oregon, Friday ,,23
28dtato, Tuesday ., 27
Tin, pnmn
any reserves the right to change
teaniers or sailing days.
steamers or
HATES OF PASSAGE:
Cabin, - - ?10.00 Steerage - - ?S.0D
Hound Trip Tickets, Unlimited - $20.03
Children, under 12 years - Half Faro
, 0 years - - - Free
The above rate include Hoard.
W. II. IIOLCOMIJ, I A, L. 31 AX WELL,
C.eii'l 3Ianager. I G. P. &T. A,
II. L. DEACON. Agent. Union.
JASPER G. STEVENS, Propr.
DK.U.KK I.V
iiiro Drugs,
IJ'jitout 3IcrticincN,
crfmuory,
stints uml Oils.
Prescriptions carefully prepared
ai.ho iu:Ai.r.r. in
SPORTING GOODS,
Consisting of
JIUID, flu
tolsaiifiCaimps.
Imported und DomttSticCI
giirs, etc.
GIVE ME A CALL.
UNION
Tonsonal Parlors
J,. J. HcsicK. Pitormr.Toit,
Shaving;, Hair-cutting and Sham
pooing, in the Latest style
of the Art,
Shop two doors south of Centonninl hotel.
GIVE MK A CALL.
0 2A-tf. n 0
CORNUCOPIA
STAGE XjHSTjBj
Ktagas leave Union every Jioaday, Wotl
newday and Friday,
Leave Cornucopia 011 roturM trip evory
TacMiay, Thurtdny and Sntnnlay.
Passengers anil Hast Freight
Curried.
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ljre Have Eeceived the Largest As
sortmnct of
Ever brought to Union county, but which,
on account of IMMENSE YAEIETT, we
are unable to catalogue in an advertisement
of this kind.
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In accordance witli our usual custom we
have made arrangements for a
fill
Of?
TDor every dollar's worth of goods bought of u: dur'.ng the remainder of the
year, our patrons will receive a Lck. t wbicii Avill give them a ehaneo to
secure one or all of the following valuable presents:
1 Prize, Yase lamp
2 prize Set ice cream dishes
3 prize Set dishes, 4 pieces
4 prize Largo plush album
5 prize Open work fruit dish
6 prize Lady's work basket
7 prize "1001 gems of poetry"
8 prize Hand lamp
9 prize Silver plated fruit dish
10 prize Lady's lace pin
11 price Autograph album
12 prize Set dishes, 4 pieces
13 prize Scrap album
14 prize Decorated tea set, 44 pieces
15 prize Sack of Hour,
Drawing to take- place Dec. 31, at P. M.
GSFTS' - FOR - THE - GrHilLD)fiEIL
P
or ovory twonty-fivc cents' worth of goods bought of us by tho little folks,
- wo wtll give a tiekot ontitling thorn to a ohaneo to draw one or all of the
following splendid gifts:
t Prize, Maie lantern G prize Ptiir vases
2 prize Scrap allmm 7 prize Box Stationery
J prize Lunch bttsket 8 prize Box paints
I prize Autograph alhuin 1) prize Bank, Com. lock
5 prize Kaleidoscope 10 prize 50 ct. pkgf. candy
Drawing tfr take place Dec. 31, at 2 P.M.
Tickets For This Drawing Willi (liven to Xime But the Children.
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All Ms Mel in Plain figures,
And cheaper than any other house in Un
ion county.
E5grOrders from all parts of the country
promptly attended to.
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fdrncr Mam and C Ftrb, Vlfton, Oregon.
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