The Oregon scout. (Union, Union County, Or.) 188?-1918, May 09, 1889, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textf man SUMMERVILLE. JInsty Slock Insprctors- PrMritctlvc IVIro Worm Social Notrs. Our county surveyor has just re turned from thu Looking Glass couu try. Prof. Mitrtiii, tho great ventriloquist is now in town and will preform two nights, Elliott .Smith and family have re turned from an extended visit to his old homo in Iowa. Our old friend A. Shaw bought ............ ..v... IIIIO Ulll IIIU the last week. Mr. Hhuw wants . imjirove his ftoek. Mr. Lee Lungly, who lias been liosllor for tho stage company at this place for tome timo past, has been sent to tho Wallowa station in tho Wallowa valley. E. B. Morclock is building more ehed mom to accomodate tho extensive stock of farming machinery that ho is receiving daily from Staver it Walker. J ho school tax levied Fomo time ago in this school district has only boon partialy paid and those finding" them selves delinquent had better mako Jacob Collins a call and settle as ho will turn tho delinquents over to tho fchoriir soon. McGovcrn, tho traveling tinner is building u kettle for (Jeergo Ott to bo used in manufacturing beer, which will bo quit an improvement to tho establishment when done. Mc. is a good workman and should conduct liimtclf better than ho has of lalo. A. .S. Watt, tho right of way man for the 0. It. & N. was in our burir yesterday and went to Elgin to-day, wo presume to arrange for tho right of way through the farms where tho railroad is likely to bo located. "Now wo too it and now wo don't ceo it." Our farmers on the Mind ridgo arc now complaining of the wiro worms deploying their grain. Hut they claim that all grain that was put in with a press drill has escaped tho worms belter than grain sown in anv other way. We think this would bo a lcston to tho farmers in tho futuro and cause them to put it in with a machine that puts it below tho working of tho tfislructivo wiro worms. Homo limo ago our deputy block inspector Terry Tuttlo was informed that ono S. Akins, of this placo had four horses alllicted with glanders. Mr. Tulllo not fooling willing to tay what tho diseato was sent for Dr.Provb stel, and ho pronounced it ulandero. and had the horses killed, they being all iho jiroperty Mr. Akins had to mako u living with. Now, then, it-is tho general opinion of this community that no ono knew what was the matter with tho stock, but ho being a poor man, had to stand it and lose all ho had with which to mako a living for a helpless family. When it comes to such :v pitch that a man because ho has a little authority, can go and con denid a man's stock and havo it killed when he knows no more about what tho diseaso is than a six year old boy it is about timo to call a halt. And then whin an dibit was made to get tho county court to help Iho man who lo.t the stock, they nty no, and Mr. Akins is left to tho mercy of tho peo ple of this county. If Mr. Akins hail been allowed part pay as was asked from tho board, no tax-payer would raised a voice against it. JJut ho being a poor man his claims was treated with contempt. If tho board would show a little more liberality in eases of thin kind and shut down tomu bills that we could mako mention of, it would undoubtly pleaco tho tax-payers just as well, aiul show a little more human ity. Orr-Moinii Joiix. WASHINGTON. An Iiitr'Ktlii I.ottrr From Our 11(ki litr Corri'mioiuloiit. Wahiu.miton, April 2(1, 18Si). Kditoii Oui:wiN .Scout: The average government clerk does not strain either his physical or mental power in tho Mirvieo of his country Inis rather prone to being absont, sick un often as ho dare, and to day dreaming when ho is present. Of com mi there is a respcotablo minority who work hard, but as like us not you will find on further observation that there aro often men whose education nnd ability aro not sulHcient to enable them to do oven a decent amount of woik without great effort. Those statements aro true of both (-exes, and of all ollieef- whore oxtoiinive technical knowledge is demanded. Hut there is ono employe in each depatiucnt who has to work early and lato, to take his work aud worry homo with him, aud bo waylaid by all sorts of pcoplo at all Mil ts of times, on mat- terofshop. This employe is known to thu other alleged public servants us "the old man" and to tho public it self as tho Honorable Secretary. The 1 lonorablo Beci etary has a hard time of it, and tho more inexperienced ho is in public life tho more ho Millers always of course considering tho rela tivo importance of his various depart ments, 'l'h us by tho importance of his department and his unfumiliarity with routine departmental work, Sec rottuy Xoblo is probably tho most over worked man in Washington, and oven : bis magnificent physique is beginning J tofrhow tho strain. Ho is very no ccsuil'lo and listens to visitors on un-1 Jniliorliuit business with tho naino ' . ... ,iii i , COUrtCOUli nttClltiOll tllllt lit) aCCOrd lO weighty mnttcrs. In n few I lllOMtllB lie will citllt.T llftVO broken under (ho s trnin or ordered minor nf faira attended to by minor ofiicinls. I believe that substantially nil his wak ing hours are given to the nfl'.tirs of ! hia office, which you will remember i includes the greatest number widely different bureaus of any of the execu tive depatment. Think of a Secretary having charge of patents, pensions, parks, labor, education, Indians and a ; j ands, and a dozen other things, all in , , ! 11 JWe Secretary JJlainc preforms his labors with more oaso than any other member in the Cabinet. J lis faculty for do ing a vast amount of work without tho appoarnco of strain is duo no less to his magnificent ability than to his long training. Mr. Maine's mind is an instantaneous camera and a single flash fixes tho detail of any affair upon his mind. So far as uuickness is con cerned, he is the model secretary. Whether it be an obscure consulship or an important treaty his mind acts witli lightning rapidity. Mr. .Blaine does not usually arrive at his office be fore 1 1 o'clock, but ho always brings with him u buget of papers that has received his attention the night before at his apartments in tho Normundic. The burly iigure of Secretary Win dom enters tho Treasury department at 0 o,clock in tho morning and tho grind begins. lie remains all day, un til fi o'clock in the afternoon, in his office, listening to tho endless proces sion of visitors with their bewildering variety of requests and complaints. And in these days Mr. Windom finds need for all tho arts he learned whilo at tho Senate and whilo formerly sec retary of tho Treasury. His emilo never deserts him. Even tho secre tary's privato oflico is continually crowded, and ho has to take important visitors to ono side, and in the little nook whero tho windows overlook tho river and the far Virginia hills, a great many annoying problems havo been solved. Attorney General Miller is at his desk from 8 o'olocik in tho morning to (i o'clock in tho afternoon, and ho fc'ot!H 1)ack t() tllu dopartment at 7:30 o'clock to remain until 10 o'clock, at tending lo the butincss that has been virtually MHtled in tho interviews of tho daj'. J To has not contracted the habit of taking work homo with him. Secretary i'roetor is rather out of tho ofilee-soekers beat, and his depart ment is less closely associated with tho business interests of tho country. Therefore his life is not an unpleasant ono and tho silence of many of his hours is only broken by tho click of tho typo writer and tho sound of his own voice dictating to his stenographer, lie is a very nervous man and dictates badly from u natural inclination to do his writing himself. In fact it may bo said of tho majority of public men that half of their slipshod sentences aro tho result of dictation, an art very hard to acquire ami never acquired by ono in ten of tho men who havo attempted it. Tho same comparative safety from visitors is Secretary Tracy's privilo e, but Secretary Husk's callers aro numeious, and tho name of l'osmaster (Jonoral Wanamakor is legion. I Iu seldom leaves his olllco before (5 i m. .1. 11 Combines the juice of the Blue Fips of California, so laxative and nutritious, with the medicinal virtues of plants known to be most beneficial to tlie human system, forming the ONLY PER. VECV R12MKDV to net gently yet promptly on the KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS AND TO Cleanse tiio System Effectually, 10 THAT PURE DLOOD, REFRESHING SLEEP, HEALTH nnd STRENGTH Naturally follow. Every one is uslnj; it anil all arc delighted wiih it. Ask your druixi.t for SYRUP OK PIGS. Manu factuicd only ly the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO., San i'MANcisco, Cal. LocitviLLi, U. N'tw Yok, N. Y. NANold J1I Walrk .klforluu. UBillDUIr li U.M S aiul la Ilia HMlJ. II rlm l!akir M.i laul.4. Ilraiv Hal. ll.allaf umi. livlh l4t aa4iut,au.a.Mllli w.rki an4 ca at .qaal talaa. Oiiel'rrauuliaaik If ralllv aaa .miu Ma ft. a. Inr.la.r ulin .ur )r. aud ial uabl. Ilaa vt lluuarliulil SiMUIilC. Ta... lauFlit, al w.ll a Iba wralia. a.ail Vwr. laJ afWr to. hill ll la.m la jarr kama ftf Z Maatka aa4 .!. ikraa la UMa VStV:ri?I.TOSiWivJW S fittiniilra Waj all tpi", lr.ialtl.Hi. AiMr.ii Wtlaaua.V Co., Ilui. ttli.l'uniuiaU.MulaM. really 0. r i 1. 1 tmrr nnnn lilil! 1 HiHIH Piimv MARVELOUS PRICES! iOOKSMILLION tvcnipIHc oveln uud Older UvrLt, hv Kamuun Ant:, or. Almrat Ultrn Awn, Th fiMioii fewtc ... t.WVM.i-u iu urn wuruK-t iwroi, iua ui n 11014 (Mm Howl tjpe upon ertmd paper. The trrst f fTfil iMitottur bjruui, aiitl ihlbk bo one can iatni Hit without find to f thcrrlo tutu? lb at he or sbe (il4 11 tn t to4B, Id Uti.-lKn.ua for in ihj Iwoki unl V ' cirn. r.ac'i nmn i rompirM 111 JUtir, I- The Widow Hrlutt 1'itpvr. TfcU I tbc book t wl.IJi tour jhmi Itnuilitri Iftugbea till Uej erled, bl It U jnl fuiinr w-Uj It ever wm. 2. Winter hrvnlnv Ittcrrutlonfi, a Itrtc coltocitwii U1 xtfirrltiC4, ptltt(t ihfirlnf, and tttuluf at hou. 3. JUrU to the Old lliur A Nuttl. Iir Aluj i'ill liar author i.f "IIMdeu PrrlJf." 4. IlluItfK'ue4f Itccllalloii nnd Keu.l.HffSf ft Urrf bthftti' tt)U-rUlnmnfi. 6. Tim Miim!nl loiter Writer 1r LAt aa4 OttMikiurut Eevtnpkte iiilJt tt eormpouUitce,gitlD'pUla IftHfituttAiiU Mnu atl cxauijlc9. The Frozen Ucrtu A tbrllllof N'oret 11 Vila 1 ( .!(. A-jUiur if "Tli fginati In M'Mw," n. 1 Ued Court Farm An lutereitloe UvrtU BfMn. Jlriirv iKhl, aullior ttf ' K'aH f.f Due," rW. V Tin- Lntlr of the I-uLc- B Hlr WtlUr Rott. " Tli l.uljr uf tho Lake" ! a romance lu lerit, aod r all the workii of Hontt uout U more beaut I fat tt.aa ihU, V. Ill C'upld'aiU A tel. hj tbt avibor of '! Tburne." 1. Amu Itorlon. A Nottl, I'. Qftte KlUt, aatW r Atlaiu lleJr." ' I In- Mill (mi th Y Iv.j "iu. II. I. nd (Juendnllnc'a Orvnoi. A UtttU B th aotlior t " lt.r a TJwruv." , l. Tlio .Matcrjr r tli Hull Trcw A KctL 11 the Author iif Ifra Tliuruf." 13. Thu lludffetor Wll, Mumor nnd Fun, ft tug eollftluii ot ta luuu HJtU$, aktfulivf auredvtti, potaia abdue, I. John ItnwerbunU Wire. A Novel. Br Miff UoUak. author f MJoim lUlttat, tlvutltDiao,;' etc, ih. The Oru Wiiiiihii. A Nofal. V Un. Oukell, autlior of ilrr lUtUm, aic. 16. sixteen Complete htorle bj Popular Author" em Mac lw? lure, liuiuuroui auJ dtiectlvt tor tea, tar tea of iocletr lite, or aJvtuturu, vf rallwa life. aU.. all Tarr lu tertitlnj. 17. Juaper l)attoa Kccrel. A North Br Mlao U. K. 0ra'J(.iti, authir of' Aurora Mardttte. 14. r nej ork lor iiomc AUoruanent, tnUrtl new work uhu Uila mbjwt, contaluinf iair aud practical liiitructlous fur tuaklnc fauaj baikelt, wall pMktta. traak eta, tivHIo work, eiubrolJtrr, etc., etc. prafuitlr and tautljf llluntrated. r li. ilrlintu'H Flrr ftorle far the Ynne. Tho fin t rullwtloii of falrr lUrtea tubllbed. Tlt ibtlTrta art drllMfi.l with Uiui. Ti. Aliuiuul or Etiquette for Ladlei aod Oentlemen, aiculle to liiiieaa auJ al braedlbf, (trine Hit ruUe of luvlrrti ttli iielte for all oonaaleoe. 31. IJaeful Knowlcdtc far the Million, a hand n3k vt uietul lufurniatlou Iur all, upou iiao aad rwloua UbjtfJli. M. The Home Conk Hook and Fnroll Ihyal. elttiit uoDtaluliiji liualrrda r ricelltut cowklni reotiN-a, hint to liouvkraierat telllnir how to care all eoiamoD ali bicnt li aim pie homo rrrnnlie. U. JUuiinera bihI Cuatoma In Far A war Lauds, n verv luiereailnc uud luilrtiotlre lKxk of trarela, doaerib luc th. j-eculUr life, liablu( Aiauuera and euitoma of lao pnmle oi foreign countrlce. U, HT 1'opulur llHlInila. flamt site at ah eft nult, worua of all tiia old aud uew aoaes. 25. Called lliieL. A Novrl. H Uogh Conwar. . At tho World' Mere. A Noiel. B riortooe Wardrn, author of "The llouie on tl Uarb." tie. IT. Mildred Trevanlon. A Morel, liTbt Datheat, author or 'Uoll Hawu,'ru. 1H. Ourk IMa. A Nottl. Btlit author of "Called TJ. Hlimloua on (he Hnow. A Xortl. Br B. L. For Jeoti, author of liread-and-Cbet taud-KUiiM,A elo. 30. l.t-olliit'. York.. " i) Mar ecii iia, auuior or Brtndft 31. Oubrlrl'. Marrlncr. A Norcl. Br Willi. Colliu, fcuttior ir "Nti .Name," .to. 31. Keiiplnir thu Whirlwind, i Not.U Br llwr Cell lly, miliar ur" 014 UliJJIiituu'i .D.r,"lo. 3J. Ituillrr C'urlrun. A Nottl. Hjr uln II. K. DnA don, anthi.r nf "l.ttv Amthjr'i Bocr.l," lc. 3i. A Oulili'n Iluiin. A Noi.l. llj Hit tulhw T "Horn Tlwi in, ' He-. , 35. Vulrrlc'n i'ulc i .Vorel. D. Vri. Aliimdtr, author of " Tlie IVuolui; 0't,v t i4 36. Ni.irlto.e. AMtuL Pr Wlltle Clll., oib of " Th. n tiiu.u lu M'hllV el, A imc. A .Voitl. By Uit. n.nr To4, a Iter of '.. 'Vic I.uiinl llu.li. A Nonl. lij lll.i HuVwk. author of " J.ilin ll.lllm, Uciitlrmn," cto. 39. Uublaaou L'ru.ou. A HirllHn narratlr.br Danlal nt I'm. .I".tllilnj ILo ajrtulurts .1 a caitawar la th. South i'ncllll Ueitm. ?. lloif to MuLe I'ouUrr A practical ug iii.iiucii.v ih.'tivi 01 arucira v Mr. r. II. Jacob., roultrj UJIlorut " TLu I'arm auil (lar.lcii," fhlla. Illuilralrd. , 41. 1'nrlor Music and Clivmlral EzprrlmcnU. uoqk which tell bow toiicrforni liuulreJ or amulnt trick, lu maslc anJ Inltructltc .iKrlnitut with ilmpl. aftata. 42. avrn oT tho lucta. conialulng charnilun lco lloua hum Touiiyaou, lm(h.iw, Wblltlcr, lljruu, Sb.llcr, Uoorc. rtrrant, auJ many othori, 41. Iluilillnu I'laiia for I'rartlrnl, I.owoat lluncii a full dkicrljillon au.l ilaiin of Klaht luwd.ra ligii.o.. raDcliK In filer fmai 5Vl lo i4U). lllualral.d. 41. Anrcilulca of 1'ubllp Mi'O Waihluf Icq, Fraak Mil, M'cli.UT, Clay, TII.Ko, Llarolu, Scoll. Uraul, (UrB.lJ, (Jlailttone, Sutler, Hancock, Lev, and all In. Ia41ag aiait af tho ciiilury. 45. tCaoji'a Fnblea. The work of an anelcnt finlua. Chillrvn hate r.aj tbvtn for ccuturlci anil ir.wa ioul. quote tUoi:i eury Jay. 0U11 IJNUQUAIiUI) OI'flIt. Wo linvo nrrnncpcl with tho publlmhersof llit'jo books to rurnlHh the whole forty.flve with ono year's snbsprlptlon to our paper 'i,00 "i" wo will Fond nnv rive for M eta., or the wholo forty-nvc for 91.50. AdilrcHs nil orders to publishers of "TII15 OKKGON HCX1UT." Union. Orenon MARVELOUS MEMORY DISCOVERY. Only nenulno 8ytem ofMemory Training. l our llaoua Learned in one reauUnc Allnil wanilerlntT cared. I!vrry rlillil nnd udult urenlly benefitted. Oruat ladueomunts to Oorrpondaaco Cluaec. I'runpeotus, with oplnlona ot Dr. Wm. A. Ilnra iiiiiiii. mo wurui.iaropa Dpaoiaiui id Atma iruwaaa uo. iMMt l'roi; A. 1.0IS12TTH, S3T KIUU Are., N. Y. Summoiis, In tho Circuit court of thu State of Oregon for t'ninii countv. Thu Hoard of CoininiKsioncrs for the sale of .School aud I'nivurNity Lund, and for inu nivcstiiieui, oi inc iiiiuis arismp there irom, til thu btale or urcgon, l'laiutuir., VS. K. A. Maliaffey. Iarthn E. Mnhuffey and .1(11111 h. 1IIIV. UtilOIKlUll!. To John S. Uay. rni: Anovr. Named De- rr.NiiAXT; TS 'Villi NAME OF THE STATE. OF i Orenon. vim nru hereby renulred to an pcaraud answer the complaint tiled against you in thu utxivo entitled court nnd suit. on or before tho 23d day of September, A. I). 188!), thu saino being the first day of a regular term of tho abovu entitled court, conunoncing next After the expiration of M.x wccks I rum the ditto oi the nr.it publi cation of this Numinous, nnd if you rail so to answer, for want thereof thu plaintiffs win apply to the court lor Hie reiiei tleman tied in (-aid complaint, to-wit: For n tie- creo foreclosing a certain mortcngc given ny hid acienuiuit a. .Maiianey to the State of Oregon, covering the SEK of the NWK ami the NIC'; of SW'. Sec. 7, Tp 6 S- R. 3i) E, Y. M.. in Union comity, State of Oregon, given to becure two certain pronitsory notes given by aid S. A. Ma liaffey to thu said Stato of Oregon (or the Mini of $13.33 each, and interest thereon from April 22nd, A. D, 1S78 at the rute of ten per cent, per annum., uud for a sale of sum premises, to sutisiy mo suuisiiue on said notes, ami costs and disbursements of this suit, said notes and mortgage being now owned by tlie plaintiffs herein, and to also ascertain ami determine your In terest and rights in said premises us Judg ment creditor nt tho defendant S. A. Ma li a tVcy, and that you may be forerer barred of all right, title and interest iu or to said premises and uvery part thereof, and for general relief. This summons is published by order of tlie Hon, James A. i ce, judge of the uhore entitled circuit court, made at chambers and dated April Uth A. I). 1S&. JOHN R. CR1TKS, l-25-v7 Attorney for Plaintiffs. notick ok ronrr.iTcRE. CORKCCOI'H, UlilON L'Ol'UTV, OltKaoX.l Fehraary 1, W9. f To W. T. Rurdett and Mrs. Jas. Anderson: You uro hereby notilletl that 1 hare ex pen do I one huntlred dollars in labor and Improvements upon the Spot Lode, situated in (Iraulto Mining District, Union County. Oregon, as will appear by rertillcate Hied Juno 20tli, 1KS iu the ollco of the Re corder of saltl county, iu order to hold said premises, untier uio provisions oi bcction 2:t'.'s. Revised Statutes of the t'lilted ritates, being thu amount rcmiired to hold the same for the year ending December 31t, IMS, and, If within ninety (W) days after the publication of this notice, you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such ex peudlUtrc us co-owner, your interest In said claim "III lifcoinc the proncrty of tlie sub scriber under saitl section 2321. a J. DUFFEY. Ity J. Dphev, Ajjeut, 3jb iriiniri l.riMMllcitl Tliniitpaotl. luaarnat rayt iwlt, J .U llncklry, II. I)., editor of tha (Virwfiail .i'tpoeatf. .V. '., lllrlinrd I'rortor, th SaieoUar. ll(iii. V. XV. AHtor. Jmlan Clbnon, JudaUli. llcnjitilllll. anil iitlir.. mint uxt fro br The "California Reliable," Complete with Throw-ofT and Ink Fountain, without extra charge. iKDEriXDEHCE. On.. Ort. '2i. 1RA1 Palmtr Jr JUv, I'orllnnd, Or.: UkntLRMCn: Tho Till. IfpIlnWr.' jobber which I am using is such n great improvement over the press which i displaced, that Job work is a Pleasure in "kick oil." It runs with Hcarcely nny noise and little power. I can readily recommend the ''Cal. Re liable.' The ink fountain is n valu.t Die udilitiun. i ours trnlv. E. l'. I'i:.ti.aki l'ublislier Independence lIVx Side, PaXmtr Hey. J'ortlnurl, Or.: Ge.itlkmkn: 'flic "3' nuarto Call fornia Reliable presses, with ink foun. tains attached, receutlv nurchasoit hv us, have, after careful trial, convltienil us of their suueriofitv over nnv other presses hi tue market, una we recom mend them unliesitiitingly to the iraue. Lewis Dktden Pmxtino Co II. R. Lr.wis, Manager. l'nlmrr .( ltru ,.,.,.., ,f n', Dkar Sirii: We take iVlcasurn in stating that the 8x12 California Reli able Gorden press, supplied with your excellent nit tountain. civcs us entire satisfaction. AVc never had a better running press; it is perfect. We con sider it superior in every respect to any other make of 0. S.'Gordon, or unanenne" l'ress. and hcartilv rec ommend it to any one in need of a first-class job press. lours truly. Signed A. Akukrson it Co. Tacoma News. The News iob room has iust been supplied with a new Gordon press: The Cal. Reliable-bought of Palmer k iter, the enterprising type founders anu printers' supply House of Port land. Or. The nrcss !s evervthinethnt has been claimed for it. Palmer & Iter are iust the rirht kind of men to deal with, naying complete printers' outfits, and answering all orders promptly. Yours truly, rEWS I'UnLISHINO Co.j 210 Sold We Carry in Stock tlie Following Sizes: 8X12, 10X15, 14X20, 16X23. All first-class offices arc putting in tlie "California Ifeliable" Press, and experi enced pressmen claim it is the best press they ever used. Palmer & Rev, Printers' KXECUTOIt'S JiOTICK. nPHEUNDKIlSIGNKI) HAVING BEEN JL appointed by the Hon. County court of union cotiuty. utatt' oi urcffon, executrix cf the estate of Joseph S. Shoemaker, de ceased, all persons Imvlnp claims uguinst paid estate nre hereby notified to present the sniue, with proper vouchers, to me, at in jr ii.?mciii;if ucai inu vyuvc. 111 uujuii county, Oregon, within nix months from tlie date norcoi, or be lorever burred. Dated nt Union. Oregon, April 8, I8S9. 8INDWLLA SI10HMAKEK. 4-11-wS Executrix. AlJMINISTRATOlt'S NOTICK. A LL PEKHONS HAVINti CLAIMS JTJL ngainst the estate of John Carr, deceas ed, are hereby notiticd to present the tame Hilly veniietl accortling to law, to tne untter frigned, administrator oi the lute will and testament of said John Carr, within six months from tlie date hereof, nt his resi dence near lwland Citv, Union county, Ore BJ- Dated tins :vm tiav oi -Mnrrii, ibmi. J J. GKIMMKTT, 3-21 Administrator. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land OrncK at LaGkandk, Orkoon, ) April 0. 18SII. J Notice Is hereby iriven that tlie followlni:- uamed .settlor has tiled notice of his inten tion to make Until proof iu support of his claim, nnd that said proof wilt bo made be' fore the register and receiver at La Grande, Oregon, on June 7, ISiO.viz: WII.I.IAM 11. HOWMAN, Hd. No. 3771. for the N4 SEJi. SE (ir. SE qr. 8ce. at and SW qr. SV ir. Sec. 3.'), Tp. 7 H. It. -tl K. He names tho fol owintr witnesses to prove his continuous residence upou nnd cultivation of. said land, viz: W. D. Enie e. G. W. Wr u it. Win. Miles nnd F. M. Dean, all of Medical Springs, Or. Any person who tlesircs lo nrotest airainst the allowance of such proof, or who knows of any substantial reason, under tlie law and regulations of the Interior Department, why such proof should not be allowed, will be Riven an opportunity nt the above men tioned time aud nluco to cross examine the witnesses of mud claimant, nnd to offer evidence in rebuttal of that submitted by claimant. J1KNUT KINEHAHT, 0-2-W6 Heglfter. 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Address THE HISTORY CO., 723 Market St. Ban KraDclnco, Cnl. mm Wv' r.,v--"! &8st&tJ& m tip -mW in Six Months BUY NO OTHER. It is Substantial! It is Well Finished ! It is Light Running!' It is Accurate! It is This cut represents is furnished witli fornia Keliable" charge. WRITE FOR CIRCULAR and PRICES. Address: so, Cor. Front and Warehouse NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Lakh Omen at La Gkamih OitrtioN,! .March 2.'5, 18h!. f Notice is hereby piven that the following named .settler has liled notice of his in tentions to make llnal proof in Miiport nf his claims, and that said proof will be made before the reui-ter and receiver at La Grande, Oregon, on May 13, 18b!). viz : William Mt'itr.AV, I). $. No. 7301. for the N': NEK nnd SW'K NEK and SEJ NW'K See 1, Tp. U S. It -10 E. He names the following witnesses to prove ids continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: L. A. Robertson, A. Cockrell, Wnde Sheltou and John Mununey, all of Union. Oregon. Any person whodesires to protest against the allowance of such proof, or who knows of any substantial reason, under tlie law nnd the regulations of tii. Interior Department why such proof should not be allowed, will be given an opportunity at tlie above men tioned time and place to cross-examine the witnesses of said claimants, and to oll'cr evidence in rebuttal of Unit submitted by claimant. IIC.VIIY RlNEltAHT, 3-28 Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Okficc at La Guaniii:, Ounnox.) April 12. l.sS!). f Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has tiled notice of his inten tion to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made lie fore tlie register nnd receiver at Ln Grande, Oregon, on June 4, 1SS!), viz: Klmek Phillips, 1). S, No. 7072. for the NEl, nnd NW'K NE and NEK NW'K fee 10, Tp. OS, R 41 E. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon nnd cultivation ot, xaid land, viz: T. II. Poster, Shannon Marshal, John Reeves and J. N. Mitchell, all of Telocaset, Oregon. Anv person whodesires to protest against the allowanco of such proof, or who knows of any substantial reason, under the law aud the regulations of the Interior Department, why such proof should not bo allowed, will be given an opportunity nt the above men tioned time and place to cross-examine the witnesses of said claimant, and to oiler evi dence in rebuttal of that submitted by claimant. IIkniiv ltlNKll AtlT, 4-18-wG Register. Summons. In the circuit court ot the State of Oregon. lor union countv. Thomas II. Hart, I'lnlntilT, I vs. Sarah h. Hart. Dcfendan To Sauah E. IIaut, tiu: Ahovk Namkh Iukk.niiat: TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF X Oregon, you are hereby required to ap pear and nnswer thecnmplaitit tiled ag.Mtist you In tho above entitled suit and couit. on or before the llrst day of tho next regular term of tho above entitled court, to wit: On the 23rd dav of Soptt niber A. 1). IStO, and if you fail so lo answer, the plaintiff will apply to the court for tlie relief de manded lu the complaint, which U for a dissolution of the uiarriuKC contract now existing between yu and the plaintiff and for general relief. And you will take notice that this summons is publUhwl hv order tif Hie Hon. James A. Fe, judge of said above circuit court, niailo ami tinted at chambers on the Uth day of March A, I). It8ll, JOHN R. I'KITKS, 4.2.Vv7 Attorney for Plaintiff. 210 Noisless ! It docs the Rest Work! -(o)- our ink fountain, which all sizes of tlie "Cali Gordon Presses, free of Alder, Portland, Or. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION". ' Land Ornci; at La Gkanpk, Oukodn.) j April 1(1, 18S9. ( Notice is hereby given that the followiug uamed settlers have liled notice of their in tention to make final proof in support of their claims, and that said proofs will' be made belore the register and receiver at' La Grande, Oregon, on May 28, 1880, viz: HnoAPnus W. Uati:s. Hd.No. 2000, for the SWifSec 0 and. NJ'i XWK See 7, Tp. 4 S, R. 41 E, and,. John R. Clixk, lid. No. 2000. for tlie SEK SE' Seo 12. NE4 NEW 3, Tp. 1 S, R. 40 E. and W K SW'K See 7, Tp. 4 S, R. 41 E, W. M., and John Ratks, Hd.No. 2005, fortheSWKNKW.S NV Mr and XK SW'K Sec 7, Tp. 4 S, K. 41 E, Ar. M. They name the following witnesses to prove their continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz; Andy Wilkinson, Alfred Minnick. R. V. Davis and William Wilkinson, all of lllgln Vnlloy. Union county, Oregon. Anv person who desires to protest against the allowance of such proof, or who knows of any substantial reason, under tho law and tho regulations of the the Interior De partment, why such proof should not be allowed, will be given an opportunity at the above mentioned time and place to-cross-examine thu witnesses of said claim ant, and to oiler evidence in rebuttal of that submitted by claimant. Hlnuy Rineiiaiit, 418-wO Register, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Lanh Office at La Guanuk, Okeook.) March 21, 1850. f Not lee- is hereby given that the following named settler has liled notice of his inten tion to mako llnal proof iu support of his claim, nnd that said proof will be made be fore the register and receiver nt La Grande, Oregon, on May 3, lfiiiO, viz: FitKUntICK Simonis. I). S. No. 8305. lor the WJ4 NWjf Sec. 27. Tp. 0 S. R. 45 E. ' He names the following witnesses to prove ids continuous residence upon nnd cultivation of, said land, viz: Charles M. Waterbury. LenndcrJ. Fur- gason. Lewis F. Jennings nnd Joseph Ev ans, all of New Bridge, Union county, Ore. Any person who desires to protest against i ne allowance oi sucn prooi, or wno Knows of nny substantial reason, under the law and tho regulations of the Interior Depart ment why such proof should not be allowed will be given an opportunity nt the nbovo mentioned time and place to cross-examino tliowitiiosacs of snld claimant, and to oiler evidanoe in rebuttal of that submitted by claimant. Hknkv Ri.veiiaiit, 3-23-wO Register. PATENTS Obtained, nnd nil Patent llusincss attended to Promptly and for Jloderate F'ees, Ourolllce is opposite the U. S. Patent Ofllce, and wo can obtain Patents ln less time than those remote from Wasolngton. Send MODELor DRAWING. We advise as to liantentnbililv free of chnrge; niul we mako NO CHARGE I'NLESS PATENT 18 sr.ri nisi). We refer, here, to tho Postmaster, tho Supt. of Money Order Div., ami to otllclnla of the V. S. ruteut Ollice. Fci circular, advice, tonus und rellereiiees to actual cli ents ln your own State or County, write to 0. A. SXOW & Co.. 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