wr"
THAT HKOOCKIN3 CASi:.
County JU.IRO Joci.mil i u iiiPrr,nn.K,
nml Sllll Inlta Tlmt 8(17 1 ptr Dny
nml nil Uxjirnum l'lilil, IK li Murli for
nu Arciii r tii state to 'Kccoivo for
WOPK- vice.
KniTutt Oiiiioo.v Scokt: ' ,, . . .. .
. Thero rooms to he a question of vor
It rooms nccesfnry Unit I further in- .... t . ,. . ,
... , .1 ucitv hetween Joseph Squires and my-
trudo on vour valuable space to reply1 - ,.,,,.!,,,
r . -i. . ii t . , Keif, to I will state the factrf concerning
to A. N. Hamilton's labored cflort to ' . .
, , ... ,, . ii i 1 tho conversation with .Squires its I ro-
UCICIIll I1MI1MJI1 ilgillll.1l. UillJllIJ,lllfe
stateniunts in my foinier article.
lie I
has apparently wrestled with the Mib- j
jeet, or home one for hitn, long and
earnestly, and has been delivered of a
Whiit is it? The pressure on him to
reply to my arraignment has probably
been to strong that ho could not keep
silent, and yet, I tbinlc before I am
through with him ho will wish he had.
Speaking of tho Hroockins case, he
says: ''The charge or inference that I
collected double fees for my services is
n malicious perversion of the truth."
"Well, now, we will see: The statute,
Hill's Code, section ICOfi, reads,
"Whenever any person charged with
treason, felony or other crime, shall
ilco from this state into another stato
or territory of tho United .States, the
governor of this state may appoint an
agent to demand said fugitive of tho
executive authority of such stato or
territory," etc., and then in section
1C07, which ho quotes, tho statute
reads: "The account of the agent, em
bracing his actual expenses incurred
in performing the service, must bo
paid by tho state, after being audited
and allowed as other claims against
tho stato."
Now tho above is all tho law there
is with rofeience to the appointment
of this agent of the state and his com
pensation, tho other statute which ho
quotes with reference to mileage or
compensation for travel, refers to coun
ty .olllcers and has no connection with
this matter whatever, anil was only
sandwiched into his statement to con
fuse tho people who are not familiar
with this statute.
You will bear in mind that he was
acting as tho agent of tho state, and
not as sheriff of Union county. Tho
governor could just as well have ap
pointed another man, and in the stat
ute above quoted, tho source from
which hu would receive his compen
sation is plainly shown. If ho had
been acting as sheriir of Union county
he would have been entitled to receive
no compensation except his mileage,
and for serving warrant on tho prison
er, $1 00; nothing for railroad faro,
Hloeper faro, or hack hire, or board for
himself.
Ho admits that ho received .$ 00
lior day and his actual expenses as
agent of the state. Is not that enough?
Aro theio not plenty of men who are
just as competent to perform that ser
vice as Hamilton, who would gladly
hnvo made tho trip for .$5 00 por day
and all expenses paid without gouging
cither? Ho performed this service ns
agent of the stato for which ho admits
ho received from tho stato $5 00 por
day, and all his expenses paid by tho
stato, giving him $5 00 per day clear
from the state, in addition to what ho
has received, $(120 70, from tho county,
for fourteen days' service, making
'?!'.) M por day clear of all expense, and
lie still claims in his article, mid in his
bill tendered against Union county,
$20(1 110 more, which, if ho received it,
would pay him .f(17 12 per day clear
of all expenses for every day engaged
in this survieo, provided ho rendered
his bill and received fioin tho state no
more than he actually paid out, but
with tho information in my possession
1 am forced to doubt tho correctness
of his bill. Ho could not occupy tho
two positions of agent of tho state and
sheriir of Union county at one and the
same time. As agent of the stato ho
received from tho stato nil his expenses
and iff) 00 per day; as shoriil' of tho
county ho would have only been enti
tled to his mileage and f?l 00 for serv
ing warrant of arrest. Now I leave
your readers to decide whether or not
ho has loeeived double compensation
for his services.
in answer to Ins assertion that tho
itemized bill presented by him to the
secretary of state (and sworn to, I sup
pose) rupresonts tho amounts actually
paid out on tho trip, I will say that 1
have tho ilgures given mo by tho rail
roud ticket agents at tho three stations,
Union, La Grande and Ibiker Oily, of
foring to sell me a ihst-class ticket for
n great deal less money, and tho agent
at tho Union station told mo positive
ly that there had been no change in
the rates since last Doeombur, and they
had no idea why I wUhed this infor
mation. His statement that the county
court was unanimous in allowing his
bill for mileage on his trip is not the
truth; tho court was divided on this
matter from tho first, until we received
a copy of his bill from the secretary of
stale. Wo have been a unit sineo
I then, mid would luivo been niuini
j mously opposed to allowing him nny-
. .fI11 t (cccivfc(l m jIllo
.
U10 UUIie.1 imii. nun uu uu uin-
j pongsvtioii from the state, for such sor-
member it, and le.vvo it to your readers
to decide. I first addressed Mr. John
Elliott, proprietor of the hack line, on
the subject, who was then in the oll'ioo
of the stable. Mr. Elliott said that he
thought Hamilton and IJroockins rode
from Union station to jail in tho hack
which Joseph .Squires drove, so Elliott
and myself walked together to the back
yard where .Squires was, and we re
mained standing close together during
tho conversation between .Squires and
myself, and we walked away together,
and .Squires stated in answer to my
questions, that he drove the hack to
meet tho train, and not puiposcly to
meet Hamilton; that Hamilton and
the New York prisoner (as I called
Jhoookins to make .Squires understand
j who I meant) rode up in his hack to
the court house gate, and that he paid
him two bits apiece as other passen
gers. Thou I said, "ho did not pay you
two dollars then." "No," says he, "just
four bits," and Mr. Elliott says he re
members tho conversation substantial
ly as I do. Squires says J only asked
him the usual fare, but as I have fre
quently paid tho faro, that was hardly
necessary, and 1 certainly did not need
to go from Mr. Elliott to him to learn
that. Moreover that hack lino char
ges nothing for baggage, unless it bo a
trunk, and only twenty-live cents for a
trunk, and if Hamilton and ISrooekins
had each had a trunk, their faro and
baggage would only have been ono
dollar. J saw those parties alight at
tho court houso gate and walk into the
sheriff's oflice. It is true I was not
thinking of trunks particularly, but J
loniomber noticing ono or two hand
satchels. I noticed no trunks in tho
party, and I do not bolievo any were
taken out there. Other persons who
saw them arrive thero aro of the same
opinion.
Tho principal interest which attach
es to all this is tho fact that if any ono
has mndo false statements concerning
this small matter, they are liable to do
tho same in matters of more impor
tance Hamilton complains of my viudic
tivoness. Am 1 viiylictivo because I
lot tho people know when ho gets their
money illegally? I agree with him
that a newspaper is not tho best place,
at leost, to try this case, and I will add
that I think it is not tho only place
that it will bo tried. J To says ho does not
care to engage in a newspaper warfare
with ino, and right ho is, too, in 'that.
A man who has made such a record as
ho cannot safely engage in any kind
of a warfare with any one. His liken
ing mo to old straw is not so bad ; he
has found mo old enough to catch on
to some of his corrupt practices, and
that is what is hurting him now; ho
will reali.o more fully than ho over
did, before ho gets through with this
business, that old straw is tough
threshing and don't pay, but old straw
would bo preferred by most thrifty
farmers, to cockle. While old straw is
at least harmless, cockle saps tho life
out of tho land and starves every use
ful crop; but please do not understand
that 1 am likening Hamilton to cockle,
oh ! no.
Ho says I made similar charges
against him two years ago and received
my answer at tho polls. 1 did charge
him with malfo.isanco in ofueo in divers
instances, and of taking tho people's
money which ho had no right to, and 1
stand ready at any time to make that
fact appear from tho records of tho
county.
I suppose ho considers his re-election
a sanction of his past corrupt methods,
and a license to continue and increase
thum. I confess that from his stand
point ho has some grounds to so mis
construe that verdict. It is scarce to
to bo expected that ho would take an
honest view of tho matter. Homo per
sons have said to me, since tho elec
tion, that they supposed I was making
these charges for political oll'cot, and
that they did not stop to consider
thorn then, which was doubtless true.
Others have said to me that they car
ried Hamilton through the campaign
for fear that if they dropped him it
might have hurt the ticket. As far as
I am informed now, there is a unani
mous demand from the taxpayers of
the county that he be forced to dis
gorge this last illegal grab, to call it by
a mild term.
I wish to say to your readers, Mr.
Editor, that 1 shall not appear in piiut
again on this subject, which is worn
tluuiullmto, unless compelled to do to.
O. 1. UUODM-L
Omtiiural from tirtt pngr.
these people. A barber shop is just
being opened.
TUB .SCHOOLS.
The public school building is neat
and commodious and school is main
tained there regularly.
Ascension school for girls Episco
pal was endowed by Mr. .S. CJ.
French, an old-timer here, who owned
JoOf) acres of land and thousands of
head of stock. Ho presented to the
society 100 acres of the beautiful land
within the section named, on which
were his elegant residence and stable,
four thousand bearing fruit trees, a
meadow, fields and irardon. He also
, ,.,, , ,
made a SfoOOO endowment as a nucleus
I for permanence. Two large dormito
ries have been added to tho structtuc,
and although (he school has been fair
ly patronized, I note considerable di
lapidation around the grounds.
The Leighton Academy for boys
was built later, upon a site donated by
Messrs. Cowles it McDanicl, mer
chants here, who own 120 acres within
tho section named. This is a commo
dious ouikling, is under tno same
management as tho Ascension school
and is fairly patronized.
An immenxo assortment of hats, and
trimmings, of the latest styles, just re
eeived at Mrs. Kinehart's.
NOTICE EOR PUBLICATION.
Land Omen at La (iiiANin:, Okkook.)
April 12. 188!).
Notice is horehy t'iven that the followiag
namcd HCttlorhas filed notice of his iiitun
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and thatsaiu proof will he made he
foro the refjister and receiver at La Grande,
Oiegon, on Juno 4, 188!). viz:
Elmer I'iiii.lips,
I). S, No. 7072. for the NKLf and NW'(
NHK and NKJ4 NrK .Sec 10, Tp. OS, It
41 K.
He names tho following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
T. JI. Foster, Shannon Marshal, John
Heevos and J. N. .Mitchell, nil of Telocaset,
Oregon.
Anv person who desires to protest against
the allowance of such proof, or who knows
of any substantial reason, under the law and
tho regulations of the Interior Department,
why such proof should not ho allowed, will
he given an opportunity at tho abovo men
tioued time and place to cross-examine tho
witnesses of said claimant, and to oiler evi
denco in rebuttal of that submitted hy
claimant.
Ilr.Niiv ItiNiviiAivr,
1-lS-wO Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Omen at La Ghanim:, OkkgonJ
May", 18W).
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named settler has filed notice of his in
tentions to make final proof in support of
his claims, and that said proof will he
made before the register and receiver at La
Grande, Oregon, on Juno 21. 18S!), viz:
Gi'.onni-; N. HAUoiinu.
II. O. No. :!!)!!, for tho lots 1, 2 and 15 and
NWJ4 See. 18, Tp. I S, H 41 K.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
Nathan Swiger, Wade SJlielton.O. L. Kagc
and William Swiger, all of Union, Oregon.
Anv person who desires to protest against
the allowance of such proof, or who knows
of anv 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 abovo men
tioned lime ami place to cross-examine the
witnesses of said claimants, and to oiler
evidence In rebuttal of that submittud by
claimant.
IlC.VItV lllNKllAHT,
r-10-w(i Kegister.
NOT1C10 FOR PUBLICATION.
Lash Oitici: at La Guanui:, Oueoon.)
May 8, lSs!. f
Notleo is hereby given that the following
named settler has Hied notice of his Inten
tion to make I'mal proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore the register and receiver at La Grande,
Oregon, on June 20, 18SSI, viz:
HUXJAMIX K. I'Y.WKI.,
I. S. No. 7811, for tho NHK NWK and WK
NK4 See. 28 and SK SWK 'S-'C 21, Tp. 7
S, It tr K, W. M.
lie names tho following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon ami
cultivation of, said land, viz:
Wallaco llovles. of Medical Springs; G.
T. l'orry of N'e'w llridge; N. Holey of Cor
nucopia"; Thomas Carson of Half Way;
Union county, Oregon.
Anv person who desires to protest against
tho allowance of such proof, or who knows
of any substantial reason, tinder the law
and the regulations of tho Interior Depart
ment whv such proof should not be allowed
will be given an opportunity at tho abovo
mentioned time nnd place to cross-examine
tho witnesses of said claimant, and to oiler
evidence in rebuttal of that submitted by
claimant,
Hr.NltV ItlNKll ART,
o-Hl-wO ltegi-ster.
NOTICI-: FOR PUBLICATION.
Laxh Omci: at La Ghaniik, Orkiiiin,)
April 10, 188!). f
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named settlers have Illed notice of their in
tention to make Until proof in support of
their claims, and that said proofs will be
made before tho register and receiver at
La Grande, Oregon, on May 28, 1880, viz:
HitoAiuuiH W. Hati:s.
lid. No. 2W, for tho SJi SWU Sec 0 and
NJ NWK See 7, Tp. 4 S, U. 41 H, and,
John It. Clink,
Hd. No. '.W.. for tho 8KW SKU Sec 12.
N KV; N KVi See I !l, Tp. 4 S, It. 40 H. and W
V4 SWW See 7, Tp. 4 S, It. 41 K, W. M., and
John Hatkh,
lid. No. SWtt, for tho.SWW NK',. K NW
K and NHU Vt' Sec 7, Tp. 4 S, It. 41 K,
W. M.
They name the following witnesses to
prove their continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of, said land, viz:
Andy Wilkinson. Alfred Mlnnlck. H. V.
Davis and William Wilkinson, nil of High
Valley. I'nlon county, Oregon-
Anv person who desires to pretext against
the allowance of Mich proof, or who knows
of any substantial reason, under the luw
and tho regulations of tho the Interior De
partment, why such proof should not be
allowed, will ho given an opportunity at
tho above mentioned time and place to
oro-o.uinino tho wltuussr of said elulni
ant, and to oiler evidence n rebuttal of
that submitted by ulaiuuiut.
llHMtY ItlNKUAUT.
4.18-wa Iti'gtstcr,
NOTICE KOU PUBLICATION.
Land Ornci: at La Uiiasd:. Onr.nox,)
May 7. 1889. f
Notice is hereby given that tho folIowiiiR
nnnicil settlers have illed notice of their in
tention to make limil proof in support of
their claims, nnd that said proof -will he
laud.o before the renter and receiver at La
(iramlc, Oregon, on June 2", liS!i, viz:
William K. Htciiaxan,
lid. No. 2710, for the KKqrSWcir. Lots 3
and 4 Me. 7 and Lot 1 .See. 18, Tp. 8S, Jl
47 K.
Axso.v H. Cckuy.
lid. No. 2.V.7. for the NK qr Ml qr fee, !),
Tp. SS, It t(JI. YV M.
Juki. Hewitt.
lid. No ::2.r,2, for the fiWiir SEqr, SKqr
SWqrSec. 4 :md NWqr Xlvir mid NKqr
NWqr See. I), Tp. 8 S. U 4(i K, W. M.. and
Louis Kowi,
lid. No. 2.W0, for the SKqr and SK
NKqr Sec. !). Tp. 8 H. It 4(i i', W. M.
I 1 lll-'V IlillllU UK" 1U1IUWIIIK III1USU.1 IU
I pr(,ve their continuous residence upon and
Mliev name the louowing witncsf-cs to
cultivation of. said land, viz:
W. 1". lluchanan, Anson K. Currv, Joel
Hewitt, Charles L. Fee. Charles Stewart
and J. C. Urooks, all of 1'iuo valley, Union
county, Oregon.
Any person who desires to protest against
tho allowance of such proof, or who knows
of any substantial reason, under the lav
and regulations of the Interior Depart
ment, why such proof should not be al
lowed, will be given an opportunity,
at the above mentioned time and place to
cross-examine tho witnesses of said claim
ant, and to oiler evidence in rebuttal of
that submitted by claimant.
Hk.nry Hinkiiart.
6-2C-A0 Kegister.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Ornci
at La GiiANim, Oueook, 1
Anril 2(1. 18S9.
I
Notico is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten
tion to make I'mal proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will bo made Ixr.
foro the register ami receiver at La Grande,'
Oregon, on June 7, 1889, viz:
William II. Dowman,
Hd. No. .1771, for tho NV$ SI' SK qr. SE
qr. Sec. !14 and SW qr. SW or. Sec. 2b, Tp.
7 S. 11. 41 K.
He names tho following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
W. D. Kmcle, G. W. "Wright, Wm. Miles
and l' M. Dean, all of .Medical Springs. Or.
Anv person who desires to protest against
tho allowance of such proof, or who knows
of any substantial reason, under tho law
and regulations of tho Interior J)cpartinent,
why such proof should not be allowed, will
bo given an opportunity at tho abovo men
tioned time and place to cross examine the
witnesses of said claimant, and to offer
evidence in rebuttal of that submitted by
claimant.
IIKNIIY ItlNEHAUT,
5-2-wO Ucgister.
NOTICE.
In about three weeks I will have for sale
between two and three hundred head of
good horses, consisting of mares, colts and
geldings. All No. 1. Address.
J. J. GKIMMKTT,
Administrator of the estate of John Carr,
deceased, Island City, Oregon.
May 10, 188!). t2.
NOTICi: OF FOItFKITUKH.
CoitN'urowA, Union County, Oi:i:ison)
February 1, 18$!). )
To W. T. Harriett and Mrs. Jas. Anderson:
Von aro hereby notilied that I have ex
pended ono hundred dollars in labor and
improvements upon tho Spot Lode, situated
in Granite Mining District, Union County,
Oregon, as will appear by certificate filed
Juno 2!)th, 18Sr, in the oflice of tho lte
eorrior of said countv. in order to hold said
premises, under the provisions of Section
2.12s, Iteviscri Statutes of the United States,
being tho amount, required to hold tno same
for the vear eudinc December 31st, 1888,
and, if within ninety (!J) days after the
publication of this notice, you fail or refuse
to contribute your proportion of such ex
nenriituro as co-owner, vour Interest in said
claim will become the pronerty of tho sub
scriber uniiersaid section -'.vji.
C. J. DUFKKY.
Hy J. Dufi'ey, Agent. 2-7-3m
Summons.
In the circuit court of tho State of Oregon.
fur Unl.in countv.
Thomas H. Hart, I'lalntiir,
vs.
Sarah K. Hart. Defendant
To Sauiii K. Haut, run Anovi: Named
Dui'kniunt:
TN THH NAMK OF THI-2 STATIC OF
1. Oregon, you aro hereby required to ap
pear and answer tho complaint tiled against
you in tho abovo entitled suit and court, on
or before the first day of tho next regular
term of tiio auovo entitled court, to wit:
On the iird dav of Sentember A. D. 1889.
and if you fall so to answer, tho plaintiff
will apply to tho court for tho relief de
manded in the complaint, which Is for a
dissolution of tho marriago contract now
existing between you and tho plaintiff
and for general relief. And you will take
notico that this summons is published hy
order of tho Hon. James A. Fee, judge of
said abovo circuit court, made and dated
at chambers on the Uthdayof March A.
1). 1889. JOHN ll. CRITICS,
4-25-w7 Attorney for l'laintiff.
Summons.
In tho Circuit court of tho Stato of Oregon,
for Union county.
Tho Hoard of Commissioners for the sale
of School and University Lands', and for
tho investment of tho funds arising there
from, of the State of Oregon, l'laintitl's,
vs.
S. A. Mahaffey. Martha K. Maliaffey and
John S. llav! Defendants.
To John S. Hay. tub Anovn Namkd Dk-
IN "TilH NAMK OFTHH STATU OF
I Oregon, you aro hereby required to ap
pearand answer tho complaint tiled against
you in tho above entitled court and suit,
on or before tho 23d day of September, A.
D. 188!), tho same being the first day of a
regular term of tho above entitled court,
commencing next after the expiration of
six weeks from tho date of the lirst publi
cation of this summons, an d if you fail so
to answer, for want thereof the plain tills
will apply to tho court for 'ho relict deman
ded in said complaint, to-wit: For a de
cree foreclosing a certain mortgage given
hy tho defendant S. A. Mahaffey to tho
Stato of Oregon, covering tho SK'i of tho
NWW and tho NF.4 of SWj;, See. 7, Tp.
R S- U. :t!) K. W. M.. In Union county, State
of Oregon, given to secure two certain
promUory notes given hy said S. A. Ma
haffey to tho said Stato of Oregon for tho
sum of $33.33 each, and interest thereon
from April 22nd, A.I), 188 at tho rate of
ton per cent, per annum., and for a sale of
said premises, to satisfy tho sums duo on
said notes, and costs and disbursements of
this suit, said notes and mortgage being
now owned by the plaintiffs herein, and
to also ascertain and deteruiino your in
terest ami rights in said premises an judg
ment creditor of tho defendant S. A. Ma
hatl'ey, and that yon may be forever barred
of all right, title and interest in or to said
premises and every part thereof, and for
General relief. 0
This summons is punished by order of
the Hon. Jutnes A. Fee, judge of the above
entitled olrc&'t court, made at chambers
and dated April 0th A. I). ISM).
JOINS' It. CKITBS,
i-21-wT Attorney for Plaintiffs.
NOTICE FOlt PUBLICATION.
Land Omen at La GnAxnn, OnEoo.v,)
May 15, 18M. I
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has lileri notico of his inten
tion to make llnal proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore the register and receiver at La Grande,
Oregon, on July 11, 1889. viz:
AVilliam II. PoIlTEIl.
I). S. No. F0.V2, for the lots 1 and 2. and V.4
NW quarter Section 31, Tp. 4 S. It 11 H.
Jic names the following Kiiiv-sts i
nrovo his continuous reiidciice up n -iin
cultivation of. said laud, viz: G. W. Mm
liions, Alex Cockral, (J. W. Ames and M. f.
Ames, all of Union, Otegon.
Any person who de-ires to protest against
the allowance of such proof, or who knows
of any substantial reason, under tho law
and regulations of the interior department,
why such proof should not be allowed, will
be given an opportunity at the above men
tioned time and place to cross-examine the
witnesses of said claimant, and to oll'er
evidence in rebuttal of that submitted bv
claimant. 1 1 F.N It Y HINKII AKT,
5-23-Ow Register.
l-KAOIIUUS' UXA.UINATION.
Notice is hereby given that for the pur
pose of making ah examination of all per
sons who may oiler themselves as candi
dates for teachers of the schools of this
county, the county school superintendent
thereof will hold a public examination, at
La Grande. Oregon, beginning at noon on
Wednesday the'29th dav of May. 18:9.'
Dated tins 13th day of" Mav, ls89.
J. L. CAllTKH.
County School Superintendent of Union
County, State of Oregon. 2w
Notice of Finnl Settlement.
In the County Court of Union County,
Stato of Oregon.
VTOTICK IS HICltKHV GIVEN THAT
J. the undersigned lias filed his final re
port as Administrator of the estate of J. N.
Donncll, deceased, in tho above entiled
Court, and that Tuesday, the 2nd day of
July, 189, has been appointed for heaVing
olilections to the same. All liersons bavins'
any objections to tho approval of said ro-
pori are requiieu 10 present uu; same on or
before said day.
JOHN Hit ATT A IN.
Administrator of the estate of J. N. Don
nell, deceased.
KXKCUTOIl'S NOTICK.
THK UN D Kits I G N K D HAVING JJKKN
appointed by tho Hon. County court of
Union county, state of Oregon, executrix
of the estate of Joseph S. Shoemaker, de
ceased, all persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to present
the same, witli proper vouchers, to me, at
my residenco near tho Cove, in Union
county, Oregon, within six months from
tho date hereof, or be forever barred.
Dated at Union, Oregon, April 8, 18S9.
SIND1ULLA SHOEMAKER.
4-ll-w.ri Executrix.
Union and Coi'iiucopiii
Quickest and Chesipcst
Itoutc to the Pine Creek
Mines.
HATES :
l'Aiii:. nn:T(;iiT,
Union to Park - - $1 SO -K c
' ' Stumer - - 3 00 l'c
" " Cornucopia - - (i 00 'IV. o
Geo. P. HALL, Agent, Union, Or.
Bon Ton Restaurant!
Now open to the public on Main Street,
Union, Oregon.
Board and Lodging.
SERVED
-at
All Honrs
ir
s
No Chineso cooks employed, and every
thing neat and clean.
The Public Patronage Solicited.
INf its' WoutATH, Propr.
12-8-tf
City---Ieat---IarM
Main Street, Union, Oregon,
BENSON BROS. - PROPHIETOKS.
Keep constantly on hand
BEEF, PORK- VEAL, MUTTON,,
SAUSAGE, HAMS, LARD. Etc. 1
The Cove Drug Store,
JASPER CJ. STEVENS, 1'ropr.
DKAI.KK IN
1
)ure Drills,
iitoiitIrcdlcincs,
orfumery,
aints and Oils.
Prescriptions carefully prepared
-ALSO DKA1.KII IN-
SPORTING GOODS,
Consisting of
Mes, Shot to, ft-
Imported and Domestic Ci
gnrs, etc. !
GIVE ME A OALL, I
Stage
1
lea
25 ts
tols aDi CarrricsGs
I ,-.. i ,i lU'iqUL'i'.TT'l niM.il IU. 'AlW. JF.'!.JiKa
'i' ... ...... i i . . r . ... 1 .......
I !. ilv. as nios:
I
r v r i: i - i. I i -. i.'if n.
I'asscn'jcr. No. . L'v '.'.,,' iv.cr. So.'.i. L'vo
lit i:2." a. m. at 1:30 p. in.
Freight. No. 8. L'vc Freight No. 7, L'vo
at 2 ::' a. ni. at 11 :.) p. in.
Tiriv PT " and from prim ipai imints
lllvii ,n the ijnitci dtfltos, Canada
and liurope.
Elegant P?Jirn Cars,
Jimifc-r.int Mci pin;; Ca-s Itiin Through
nu Upre s Trains to
OMAHA,
O0yjYiBL BLUFFS
and ST. PAUL
Free of Chnrw and Without f'hange.
Close connections at Portland for Sun Fran- X
Cisco and Puct Sound points.
For further particulars inquire of any
Agent of the Company or of A. L. .Maxwell,
G. P. A., Portland. Oregon.
OCEAN DiViSJOX.
The Oregon Knilway it Navigation Co.. and
Pacific Coast Steamship Co. will (lis
patch Steamers between San Fran
cisco and Portland, as follows:
fliOM l'llltTLANII.
Leaving at 12 Midn
qj follows :
KIMM SV.N KKAJfCTsOO.
t., L'v'ng Spear st. wh'
I at Ida. m. ns follows :
Oregon, Mon Mar -1
State, Friday ' 8
Columbia Tucs 12
Oregon Sat'y. " 1
Stato WVri'y " 20 1
Columbia Sun. " 21
Oregon, Thur. " 28!
State, Sim. .Mar. .'!
Cnlumbi'i Tour " 7
Orctriui. Mrtn. " 11
State, Friday " l.r
Columbia Ttics " 111
Oregon Sat. " 2!J
Stato Wcil'v. " 27
Columbia Sun. ' :il
Tho company reserves the right to change
steamers or sailing days.
It ATMS OF PASSACiE:
Cabin. - - iflO.OJ Steerage - - ?S,00
Round Trip Tickets, Unlimited - -fKO.OO
Children, under 12 years - - Half Faro
,, ,, 5 years - - - Free
The nbore rate Ineltuie Hoard.
W'.U. IIOLCOMD, I A. L. MAXWELL,
fien'l Manager. U. P. & T. A,
15. A. BENEDICT, Agent. Union.
Cornucopia Saloon,
Wm. Wilson, Phoi.
The Finest of Wines, Liquors
and C'gars always in stock.
FIRST CLASS BILLIARD TABLE.
Drop in and be sociable
liliieMsrlre
AND SODA FACTORY,
Cor. Main audit Sts. - Union. Oregon,
s;i:;i:M.n'4 i;,vi.i:v, riops.
Manufacturers and dealers in Soda Wa
tei, Sal-".-'.!) .M.i, li'ngi'." Ale. ('',-sm Soda
arid Champa -no Cider, Syi tips. etc. Or
der promptly lilli-il.
7 wy
Thomson & Pni'sel iut uncut s for
the celebrated Cyclone Wind Mill, and
as the jirici'S on them have been great
ly reduced tliev aro now within the
reach of all. Sample mill to bo seen
nt their planer in North Union . Call
nud examine it.
SS5 M!M OoM Watch."
Moidfor.-SlUO. until lately
IK st 40 vtatcli in tus world. I
Pert eel timckettii-t. Win - P
ranted. Ilratv ulul ohl
-Allu-iiin ((. liuli IjJih
7'VVSri,-,1'iScllU' work!
niiii r.iM-t or equal value.
One lVr.ot fn each lo
ci itiv can iLcure ono free.
toj,'Mh' r with our large anjval-
u.ibio line tr itciucftiniti
Sampli"-. Theic tumbles, at
W11 n ll. o v,jiii, viu enu
Vimm. atid after y-m have kept
them In rour horns for 55 nonthi ami ehrnvn iht m to thuso
who nny have-called, thcybfromoyour on ti jiruprrtv. Ihoie
whft writ n unr can In - ir f receiving tho Watch
and Sunmle. Wo fay all cxprc, irelrnt, etc. Aildrei
tstlukuti JLS Co., 15oat HliJi I'ortlancl, alulae.
ROYAL
SEWIKTC3- MACHIKE.
So wronjr way to run It : It sews
the fame running forward or
backward.
Sf cams, coirs, or loose Joints.
No liolis to tliruad la mucking
or shuttle.
Xo pood point In any other mft-
clilno It dot- not possess.
BUY THE ROYAL ST.J0HN.
For Salo by
I' V luit)v n, i . .on. Or.
SOU SrwInp-MarliliiPT-ll
io ii vnce .iiauiiiuy I
IrJ la ill rrli, by p
dUcIdc our mtehinetl I
tad roodi wberc If mod, ria it
luria, w wui Maa I rep looa
Knoa much laraUt.ibe cry
t ttwiar.inftchln m,H. In
th Moild.vrllh all tho tuctimtau.
a wm iim icca rree a complcta
ling of our coilly and raluibla art
mplti. Inrtturnweaik.tbtroa
bow whit wa tend, la Ibox wb
mi jr rill al jtonr home, and aner St
.monini an torn brroma ycur owa
vrorrn-. ,nit ariau mirniat ia
midnfiar ibt Siiierr pattait.
w Dicn cave rna out txrort patraia
. ranoutitioldlor"li:i, ltta lb
rijiihrnrtiti. and now for
tj0. Iltt. ilrAnrMt. moat ma.
mi
ful mi-hint in tbe world. AM la
frtf. No rattlul rtmirtd. rialn.
tnei lawract, mt anvru
rrvru llmia wbdwrila lo ut ll onccranla.
tt t et . ... ii lh v.nrl.1. and lha
tre frco tat be t i
Unal I -k. nl IkpK n. w- lnthi, in A (,...!
'i'lll I ,LlUJloi 111), Auuuatii, .lluiue.
MARVELOUS
Only nrnulrjo Brstrm otMr rr Trn!nlnc
Tour ltrtoL I.i-iirnid iu on t Lulling.
Mliul vunili"iln ,1!,
Ilvrry clilltl nnd udult crrtulv lnt0c(ctl.
Croat I3juJvttU)OU W C Ttt-ajail- Li-JMK.
Pr--.tia, i,.th omni jo t at Dr. Wm. S. IIhih-
Iluirl i -t.tvl.rTi,ii
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I Cuvathoa.
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run.
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n-i
ST. JOHN
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