The Oregon scout., June 13, 1889, Image 8

Cuntlniird fmn llrrt .;.
limit neks a subsidy of .$180,000 to
bring tbo road into (irando Hondo
valley. Vl'18,000 of tho amount is al
ready recti red and subscribed by its
citizens and vicinity. The- remainder,
$:J2,000, i yet to be obtained. Jn
their oH'orta to raise this stibtidv thev
Saloons . . ..'I
l'nlilie llall.M 2
Dealer in blooded stock 1
Union can boast of two live newsjia- j
pcrs: The Oregon Scout, with a eir-J
dilation of about 1-100, ably edited by I
I A. IC. .Jones, and The Hcpublican, with ;
a circulation of about SOO, edited by j
i Frank (!. .Middleton, formerly with tho
i
Miicniiinn. mill l'-t il utiii'V mill well
have an.l arc e.u:,untcrn1ano1,1osi;!c(Utc(1 Thi hm
onlv been in existence about one vear.
j The mines of Cornucopia, Sanger
' and Sparta being in Tnion county,
Union supplies them with the greater
tion from a certain source which is
a malignant and abusive character,
This opposition comes from corres
pondence in tho Orcgonian and edito
rials in the same paper. It is a well
known fact and a laudable one, that
tho citizens of J'ortland, and the Orc
gonian in particular, use every effort
in their power to bring into Tot-Hand
any and all means of transportation,
bo it by water or railroad communica
tion. That every ellbrt is made to
make Portland one grand railroad cen
ter, thereby teeming to the business
as cheap and low rates of transporta
tion as possibly can be had; thus
making their city tho grand cntorport
and distributing metropolis of, the Pa
cific Northwest. ut when one little
city of loOO wishes to secure to them
selves tho building into their section of
tho county and their city an opposi
tion railroad which in their belief will
lessen thcr rates on freight, build up
their town and secure to them all the
advantages they now enjoy and the
rivalry of two loads, tho bull dogs of
war must bo let loose and hurled upon
them in tho shape of vituperative cor
respondence and editorials in that
Ureal and only ucwxpuprr of tho North
west which xcurim to do a mean act,
the great Oregonian. . Hut the road is
bound to come sooner or later. With
all this opposition the full amount of
the subsidy will be raised. Mr. Hunt
will build tho road against all opposi
tion of the Oregonian and tho gnash
ing of its tooth. One reason of the op
position of certain parties to tho in
coming of tho Hunt road is, that if tho
road is built tho county seat will not
bo removed and Union will retain ita
prestige, grow and become tho city of
(Jrando Hondo valley.
The fanning country around Union
is equal to that of any in the' county.
The soil is rich ami productive. He
sides wheat, oats ami barley, which
grow and yield abundantly, herd or
timothy grass grows to perfection and
clover is fairly luxuriant, in its growth.
Tho population of Union is about
1500. It has a (ino school property
worth $10,000, tho school building of
brick being two storied A graded
school is maintained with four teach
ers. The average daily attendance is
200 pupils. Tho number of scholars
drawing public money in the district
is 27ir. Tho wages paid the teachers
amounts to $2110 per month in tho
aggregate. Tho value of taxable prop
erty in tho district is 2!K,7l!r. Tho
standard qualilieation of the teachers,
their ellluiency in teaching, enables
tho pupil to obtJiin a thorough com
mon school education. A number of
retired farmer,! make Union their resi
dence for tho express purpose of giving
to their children tho advantago of a
thorough common school education
previoun to sending (hum to higher
schools.
part of their supplies. There is also a
line of stages which run to the mines
from this place, carrying the mail and
passengers and a large amount of trav
el is daily passing over this route
which is claimed to be the most feasi
bio and nearest route to thes-j mines.
Tho water power of Catherine creek
is sufficient to supply almost an un
limited amount of machinery if only
utilized and it is only a matter of time
when this power will bo used in largo
and extensive manufactories of dill'er-
cnt kinds.
The citizens of Union aro a live and
spirited class of people. This is shown
by their exertions to secure the Hunt
railroad, and the opposition of the
Oregonian to Union and their project
has only stimulated them to greater
exertions and zeal. Success and vic
tory will surely crown their ellbrts; for
win they will in spite of all opposition
and they are worthy of it. They are
About :;00 acres of l.'.nd is being
fenced in, with wire, in the vicinity of
Jimmie creek, which will make the
range a little scarcer.
.Too and Davo IJradford started for
tho Wallowa valley on-the 81st of last
month to improve their mnchc.
Thev expect to return about the
Fourth of July next.
A recent occurrence, not for from ,
here, reminds us of the old preacher 1
who told tome bovs of tho Jiibln lwson : -von V . '''iVv' :
. . " , on or beio c-the 2 ;d u.i
lie intended to rend in tho morning,
and tho boys, finding the plaice, glued
together the connecting pages. Next
mo-ning tho old gentleman rend on
the bottom of one page "When
Noah was one bundled and twentv
years old he look unto himself a wife
who was (here be turned the leaf) one
hundred and forty cubits wide, built of
gopher wood, covered with pitch in
side and out." ITe was naturally puz
zled. Jfe read it again and verified it.
Summons,
In the ( ii nit court of the State of Oregon,
for I'nion county.
Tin' Pi.i:nl of CniHiiiH ion T i fr the snip
of :' houl Hi-el l'n! vers,ty ,n:i(N, mi fur
the- investment nf tin1 liuiii.-mrislng there
from, C the State of Oregon, I'lniutltft,
vs.
P. A. Mah.iffejr. Jfnrtlin 33. Mnhsffcy anil
.I'-hu 8. Hay. Defendants.
To Jm 8. IJay. vitn Anovs Namkii Dx-
rcsi'ArT:
FN th;: namu of tiik statu of
fi. Oregon, yon are 1-p-rTiV required lo ap-
pearnwit n t'lrmr.i iii-n luci auin-t
ptmrt and uk
; I'litesuher. A.
I. , the M.'iiu! he it;; L.c- llr-t day of a
regular t-n.i of the- ah ivi entitled court,
commencing next nlt.-r the expiration of
six weeks from tha date of thy llrt nnbli-
oution of this stiminoiis. nii'i if you fail so
Citation.
of Uii-
In the County Court for the County
ion, State of Oregon.
In the matter of the Ks-1
tuto or Thomas Oil- Citation.
vor, Deceased. J
To Mtirv A. Cnlvcr and llertlm Culver,
heirs at law of Thomas Culver, deceased,
(i reeling
TN THE NAME OF THE STATU OF . MSMWA
I Oieaon, Yon arc hereby cited nod re- , LJr.'.
inur-il to npiKMir in tin? otui-y i mirr oi
the St ita oi Orepm. for the Ct uoiy of I n
iin, at Uk court mom thertof. a: V ni-ii in
tlx' onotv of rnioii on Monday, the lir"t
dnv of .Inly, IS), nt 10 o'clock in the fore
no, in (if that day then and there to show
cause, if nnv von have, why nn order
should not bo'ar.'iited to I), h. Carroll,
Administrator of said estate, to redeem tho
laniN described as follow s : Too north half
of the northeast quarter of section 7, town-
inn 4 south, or rantre -iu ear oi mu mii-
; i Si i ill
Trains
arrive and depart from Union
daily, as follows:
will api.lv to the court for he relief deninn-. ""'"cue niera nan, ami 10 sai m v ' '
i to answer, for want thereof the plaintiffs
Kafrc thereon in favor of tho state of Oregon
of date May 1, is"", for the sum of ?2.-i0 8! I.
, which mortgage wik given on the wnoio ot
i tlic following described tract, to-wit : The
. i , . . t . ...i i .... ....
Tii souuiweti qunrier aim inu Mjuinni-M 4u.11-
north half of the northeast quarter of sec
tion 7, township l south, range -J'J cast of
the illamette meridian, ami the slim of
(iiVl in snld roini.laiiit. to-wit: For a de
cree fnreeloslng a certain mortgage given
by the defendant S. A. Mahaffey to tho
' Stale of Oregon, rove-ring the SUJ4 of the
W!4nmltlio Til.'A of h WW. Sec.
5 S- It. 3.0 K. W. M In Tnion county, State
! of Oregon, given to secure two certain
' iirondnory notes given bv said S. A. Ma-
I I. .... ... ..l.l ,,F I , ....... f.. ,1.,.
Iiuiiri r fc.n; mill .hiiv: ui -.iiiAUil i , , - i, .
' ... r m ..,.!. ..r,.i i.,r.t i.nm. i money now due 1-red iodine, on
'from April 'iid, A.'lJ. ls7Satthe rate of ! mnm !,r. tlle .l'."'"-"1,.-. ot LS,',
cage ny said Conine, amoumiog
Then ho said: "My friends this is tho ' said premisesto satisfy tJie sumsdue'on t0 "lesuin of 10- fK. Hit shall then sti-
unl.l iinto .il,,n.b.il ,1k ,nru,n(u ,,f I PCIir Ulill SUI'll rCUClll PUOll HOUlll llll
this suit,'iuld notes and mortgage being I t1hu.,Vt.er?iSt of "".V.1 tti!t.
iinw ou ni.,1 hv n... olniiitifl lioi-Hi.. nn.i dicial to 1 the creditor, thereof,
to also acertani and determine
ac-
first time I ever met with this in the
Jliblo, but I accept it as evidence that
weaie wonderfully and fearfully made."
COYOTH.
MEDICAL SPRINGS.
Iiitei-i!itlng IIuiiit!iiliiK nf tlio AVeok i
Told in Sliluy l'aragi-;i;i. j
CIICIICII I'ltl VIl.KflKS.
Union is blessed with an abundance
of cl lurch privileges, as tho following
denominations have each n good and
comfortablo house of worship: Enis-
copals, .Methodist Episcopal, I'resbyto- I
rinn, and occasional ineaching by oth
er denominations.
sncinrr hociktiks.
Tho following secret societies are in
a llouiii-hing condition: A. l t A.
M., Kuyal Arch Masons, K. of 1'., 1. O.
(). K lCnoiunpnient 1. O. I). F (i. A.
Jt., and it society of W. 0. T. U.
Is oxcellont and tho city is sheltered
from tho high and rude blasts of wind
by the surrounding foothills which
break the force of any fury which they
may possess; yet high winds are of
nire occurrence.
The business of tho oily is as follows:
Jhiuks l
'Lawyers 8
Physician II
General Merchandise Stores II
Notion and Hook .Stores II
-Hoot and Shoo Stoma li
Millinery Stores ,
Money Loaning Institutions 1 j
ueai r.Muto uoaiors l
.Furniture Stores 1
Jewelry Stores I
Hotels i
iKostaurnnts 1
Tonsoiial Fatlors :t
Meat MntketK 1
Baddlo mid Harness Stores 1
Coiitr.H torn mid Guilders .'I
Planing Mills 1
Basil iiihI Door Factories 2
Jilacki inilh Shops 2
Livery mid Feed Stables 2
Cooptr Shops 1
Ornamental Painters 2
Undertakers 2
Prick Masun Contractors 1
Grist Mills. 1
also of n genial and social nature,
treating strangers with kindness and
courtesy which is foreign to tome other
places. May they succeed.
After viewing the route of the O. H.
it railroad from North Powder into
(Jrando Hondo valley by way of I'yles
canyon, it is a wonder and surprise
that tho cast side of the canyon was
not chosen instead of the west, thence'
direct down to Union city and across
straight to ha (Jrando, thereby saving
the 'company thousands of dollars in
tho construction and gain an easier
grade, and avoid the mighty drifts of
snow that some winters obstruct tho
trains in their course down Die can
yon, and if the Oiegonian, which wish
es lo do all it can for tho 0. I', it N.
Co., would take this matter up and ad
vocate ii changV' of track to the cast
side of the canyon instead of abusing
the citizens of Union, they might ac
complish some good and engender less
ill will towards Portland and tho O. It.
it N. road, for it is a matter of fact
that Union has just canto to find fault
with tho course tho great paper of the
Northwest has pursued toward them.
In conclusion Union is ono of tho
finest little cities in Eastern Oregon.
A desirable place of residence, with
fine scenery, plenty of fruit of all
kinds in their season, healthy, and
plenty of cold water, and no end of
piscatorial enjoyment as the streams
abound in tho finest of trout and is the
resort of many who enjoy piscatorial
sport.
JIMMIE CREEK.
I. in-Ill lliiiieiiliig4..1'ai in Newt anil Xiitcrf
l'DI'Mllllll llflll Inn.
rc-
.lunoS, KSS!)
A water spout m rvio canyon
eontly. Not much damage done.
Mr. S. F. Cusick, for two or three
days past, has been sull'ering with ery
sipelas in tho face, hut at present is
greatly improved.
Mr. Win. C Cuticle has a patch of
oats and potatoes on which ho is woik
ing for a premium.
More potatoes have been planted
hero this year than ever before.
' Two or three bands of sheep have
been driven through here this season.
Ono band contained about seventy
five hundred sheep. They were boing
driven to the east.
Mr. Smith has put up a sawmill in
the neighborhood of llog valley moun
tains and is sawing lumber. Tho mill
is situated on tho northwest side of
Hog valley limber.
W. II, Kradford has grafted some
potatoes this year. Potato grafting
is not very well known, and it is re
ported that they will not grow as large
tho first year as they will after that.
In grafting proceed as follows: Take
two potatoes from which you desire a
cross, dig all of the eyes out of each
and change eyes. Suppose you take a 1
red potato and a white one. Dig the
eyes out of each and put tho red eyes ;
in tho white potato and tho white j
eyes in the red patato and plant them I
before they wilt. Ho careful to make !
the eyes lit the potatoes. Another,
way to get now kinds is to take Ihoj
seed that grows on tho top of tho 1
vines. I
Frank Stiokney, one of tho militia
men, has been sick for a week or more.
Captain, where is the hospital?
The Shaw Hro's. have purehated a i
shingle taw which thoy have been us- j
ing to good advantage. The boys .
make good shingles. '
Pretty girls a specially on Hig creek.
Local swains have no uso for tho fes
tive drummer on Hig creek.
Uncle "Crook" keeps his dog, Sny
der, chained up now.
The latest song gooseberry pie.
Miss (Jracic Wriirht and a little
friend caught sixty-six fine trout yes- I
terday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver, of tho Sand j
Hidge, are vititing the springs for
health and recreation. I
.lames Lowell and Mr. Heeves made
n professional visit to the springs this !
week and found out that the etcaped
prisolicrs were not out rusticating for
their health. Medical Springs has
many attractions but the prisoners
have not found it out yet.
Mr. H. 1). Drake isdoing the springs
, and neighborhood, and all aro pleased
with the pretty landscapes and pretty
faces he so beautifully portrays on pa
per. His Sangor views aro very fine
and a selection of them may bo had
from him at any time.
Mr. 10. II. Parker, P. Hasche's trav
eling agent, is visiting tho springs and
Antelope valley this week, and Mr.
Turner thinks from the "lout" Or
"croppings" he is finding that Mr.
Parker is nearing the precipice con
taining tho lodge of "matrimony."
Found. Near tho springs, a little
blue horse roaming over tho hills with
harness on, very much resembling the
horso driven to a popular turnout in
the neighborhood. The owner can
have the same by proving property
and paying for this notice.
Land is increasing in valuo in thd
vicinity where the supposed lino of
Hunt's railroad is expected to pass,
and Union agents should hasten to
and (letcrmine vour in
teres t and rights in raid premises as judg
ment creditor of the defendant S. A. Ma
hnU'ey. and that you may bo forever barred
of nil right, title nnd interest in or to said
premise-i and every part thereof, and for
general relief.
This summons is published by order of
the Hon. .lames A. Fee, judge of the above
entitled circuit fourt, made at chamber
and dated April !)th A. I). 1S!.
JOHN II. CIUTKS,
4-2Ti-w7 Attorney for Plaintiff -.
; Notice to Bridge Builders.
j TVfOTICK IS IIEKKI'Y (ilVKX THAT
J-1 the county courts of Union and Wal
! Iowa eouiitio-i, state of Oregon, will, up to
i 1 o'clock p. in, on July 'J'), lsM), at thecouu
I ty clerk's olllce in Uidon, I'nion county,
Oregon, receive sealed proposals for the
construction of a bridge auross the Wal
lowa river at or near the present bridge
across said stream, on tho countv road
leading from Elgin, in Union county, to
Enterprise, in Wallowa county. Said
bridge will consist of two spunsof aboutone
blind, ed feet oaclp with the necessary
piers, abutment-! and approaches; or of one
span of two hundred feet, with the neces
sary abutments and approaches. Each
proposal to he accompanied by plans, speci
tlcations and strain sheet, furnished by the
bidder, and with a certilicd check in the
amount of the bid as a guaranty that the
bidder will enter into contract it the award
is made to him.
The c'liiuty courts reserve the right to re
ject any and all bids.
O. P. OOODALL.
Countv Judgo of Union countv. State of
Oregon. T. II . VEASY,
County Judge of Wallowa county, State of
Oregon, i!-l.'i
Summons.
not preju
or that if
such redemption be deemed not proper, or
inexpedient, why this court should not
order said lands sold in the manner anil
with like effect as is provided in other cas
es of sale of real estate.
Witness the lion. O. P.Goodall. Judge of
the County Court, of the State of Oregon,
for the County of Union, with the seal of
said Court afllxed, this 2.')th dav of May,
1881). Attkst: A. T. SKILL,
ly Tritxn: Oi.ivr.n, Clerk,
l)-:0 Deputy. sbai,.
NOTICE FOIt PUBLICATION.
E 1ST lint Nl. i W. ST In it Nil.
Passenger. No. 4, L'vc ;er S'o.3, L'vc
at 0:2.") a. In. nt l:.;i)p. in.
Freight, No. H, L'vc1 Freight No. 7, L'vc
nt 2:3.) a. in. I at 11 :l'0 p. in.
Tnn;T' !ll,tl lrom principal points
n ivi. i o , lho i:nite(I stal0! c!lll!ula
and Europe.
Elegant RSIST Cars.
Emigrant Sleeping (Vs linn Through
on Express Trains to
OMAHA,
and ST. PAUL
Tree of Charge and Without Change.
Clo.c connections at Portland for San Fran
cisco and Paget Sound points.
OCEAN DIVISION.
The Oregon Hallway ifc Navigation Co., and
Pacific Coast Steamship Co. will (lis
patch Steamers between San Fran
cisco and Portland, as follows:
FltOM CORTLAND. I Fllo.M SAN FItANClSCo.
Leaving at 12Midn'i, L'v'ng Spear st. vh'
as follows: I at 10a. m. as follows :
Oiii:oon,i
7. 1889. I
Land On-'ici: at La Ghamu:
Mav
Notice is liercby given that tho following
named settlers have liled notice of their in
tention to make tinal proof in support of
their claims, and that said proof will bo
made before the register and receiver at La
Grande, Oregon, on June 2."i, 1S.M), viz:
WlI.I.IAJI F. ltlT-UANAN,
2710, for the NKqrSWqr, Lots.'!
. 7 and Lot 1 Sec. IS, Tp. 8 S, R
present subsidy subscriptions to the
larjjo land owners in I'owder river val
ley. Mrs. L'o(I,t,rors lias gone to P.akor
City and will make Covo and Union a
visit shortly. Slio expects to niiiko
homo pretty dresses for her teleet eus-
visit.
joiiN smith.
tomcis during her
In tho circuit court of tho State of Oregon,
for Union countv.
Thomas II. Hart, Plaintiff,
vs,
Snrah E. Hart, Defendant.
To Sahau E. IIakt, tiu: Anovr. Nami:d
Diifkndant:
FN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
X Oregon, you are hereby required to ap
pear and answer tho complaint tiled against
you In tho above entitled uitand court, on
or before the first day of the next regular
term of the above entitled court, to wit:
On the 2,'lrd dav of September A. 1). ISM),
and if you fall so to answer, the plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief de
manded in tho complaint, wliich is for a
dis-olutioii of the marriage contract now
existing between you and the plaintiff
and for general relief. And you will take
notice that this summons is published by
order of the Hon. James A. Fee, judge of
said abovo circuit court, made and dated
at chambers on the Hthiiavof March A,
1). 1S:). JOHN It. ClilTES,
I-25-W7 Attorney for Plaintiff.
lid. No.
and -I Sec
17 E.
Anson It. Ccr.nv,
Hd. No. 2.-57. for the NE qr NE qr Sec. 9,
Tp. BS, It l(i E, W. M.
Join, II K WITT.
Hd. No 8252, for the SWqr SEqr, SEqr
SWqrScc. 4 and NWqr NEqr and NEqr
NWqr Sec. !), Tp. 8 S. 11 10 E, V. M and
Loris Zoi'ii,
Hd. No. 2.m(I, for the EJ SEqr and SV
NEqr Sec. !. Tp. 8 S. It Ki E, YV. M.
They name the following witnesses to
prove their continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, vjz:
W. I". ISuehanan, Anson it. Curry, Joel
Hewitt, Charles I.. Fee. Charles Stewart
and .1. C. Mrooks, all of Pine valley, Union
county, Oregon.
Anv 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 abovo mentioned time and place to
cross-examine tlio witnesses of said claim
ant, and to otter evidence in rebuttal of
that, submitted by claimant.
IlnxitY 1!i.m:iiai:t.
.ri-2ij-(i Register.
Oregon, June -5 State, .lime .'I
State, " 8 Columbia, " 7
Columbia, " 12 Oregon, " 11
Oregon, " Ki State, " lo
State, " 20 Columbia, " It)
Columbia, " 2! Oregon. " 2.'5
Oregon, " 28 State, '' 27
The company reserves the right to change
steamers or sailiuc; days.
It
ATKS OF PASSAGE:
Cabin. - - .flO.OO Steerage
Pound Trip Tickets, Unlimited
Children, under 12 years -
0 years - -Inchulhuj
Media mul lkrth
. 1
- - ?3,00
- $."0.00
Half Fare
- Free
0. J
SMITH.
Gen'l Manager.
MAXWELL,
G. 1 iteT. A,
. L. HANSOM, Agent. Union.
Cornucopia Saloon,
AV.M. Wilson, Pkoi.
The Finest of.' Wines, Liquors
and Cigars always in stock.
FIRST CLASS PILLIAKD TABLE.
Drop in and be sociable
NOTICIO FOR PUBLICATION.
Tiinlim-
I.niKl
Geo
Act, .1 nun :i, 1878,.
for I'lildlc-nt Inn.
X 4 1 -
.Sii.viti.i:, tho "queen city," is not
composed of men who will sit down
amid tho ashes and desolation and be
wail their loss. No spirit of this kind
lias over pervaded Seattle, and it will
not, now prevail. Fortunately, from a
sympathetic point of view, most of
those who have lost by tho fire are able
to rebuild, and tho money paid out by
the insurance companies will in tho
aggioato bo immense, and tho work
of lebuilding will commence so soon
and progress so rapidly as men and
money can push it and Seattle will
be a liner, bet tor ami more substantially
built city than before tho tire.
United States Land Otllco. I
La Grande. Oregon, Juno 10, lSsn.i
NOTICE IS HKltKlIY GIVEN 1'IIAT
In compliance with tho provision of
the act of congress of June!), 1S7S, entitled,
"An act for th sale of timber lands in the
states of California, Oregon, Nevada, and
Washington territory,''
MKutiirr E. Wilkinson,
of Union, county of Union, State of Ore
gon, has this day tiled in tills ollico his
sworn statement No. IK), for the purchase
of tho SE1 , of Section 0, in Township No.
t S. Kange No. 41 East, and will offer proof
i to show that tholnnd sought is more vidua
I bio for its timber or stone than for agrieul
I turtd purposes, and to establish his claim
to said laud before the register and recei-
ver of tills olllce at Lu G-ande. Oregon, on
! Saturday, the 7th day of September, ISs!).
i He minus as witnesses: llernurd Logs-
don, J. W. Minniek. It. V. Davis and U.
I W. Hates, all of Union, Oregon.
I Anv and all persons claiming adversely
' tho above-described lands aro requested to
llio tiietr eiainm m tins oinee on or netore
said 7th day of September, lhfili. .
IlBNIlV lll.NHII.MlT,
0-13- w 10 Hogis'ier.
Notice of I'liuil Settlement.
Kentucky Liniior Store
AND SODA FACTOPY,
Cor. Main and 1! Sts. - - Union. Oregon,
sin:i:?.fAt is uai.ijy, fmps.
Manufacturers and dealers in Soda Wa
ter, Sarsaparilla, Ginger Ale. Cream Soda
and Champagne Cider, Syrups, etc. Or
ders promptly Idled.
Land Ornci: at Lv Guandi:, Onnoox,)
May S. IS-!), f
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlor has tiled notice of his inten
tion to make tinal proof in support of his
claim, ami that said proof will he made be
fore the register and receiver at La Grande,
Oregon, on June 2'J, ISSil, viz:
IIi:njami. F. Fi:wki.,
vi' sr-;(?,;.;'YV -4 Thomson & iiM.Hel aro atrents for
S, K ir. E, W. M. ---I-, (10 celebrated Cyclone WintLMill, and
lie names tho following witnesses to as the prices on tlicin have been great
prove his continuous residence upon and ' lv reduced thev are now within tho
cultivation ot, said hind, viz: roach of -ill S-hiiiiIp mill to bo enmi
Wallace llovles of Medical .Springs; G. i? tVlI"',.le lV 00 ec
T. Perry of New llridge; N. liolov of Cor- i at t',c" l'!'1"01' 1,1 ;Noi'tl L 111011 Call
nucopia; Thomas Carson of H.'df Way; j and examine it.
union county, uregon.
Any person who desires to protest against !
me allowance ot suen prool, or who Knows
of any substantial reason, under the law
and tho regulations of the Interior Depart-
inont why such nroof should not bo allowed
will lie given an opportunity at the abovo
mentioned time nnd iilace to ci-iKs.ovainine
j tlie.witnesses of said claimant, ami to offer
evidence in rebuttal of that submitted by
claimant.
Ilr.XKY ItlNKlIAItT,
fi-lfi-wll liegister.
A i'i:w determined men can make n
thriving town of any plncoju&tasa few
mossbaeks can keep back even so advati
tageouly loeated a town as Union. A
mossback is n man who has made his
money in a place and will not jjivo or
risk any of it in the improvement of
tho town. And the wav to become n
mossback is to always hold back to sen
wiuit some one else is going to do.
In tho County Court within and for Union
County, Oregon.
I In the matter of tho Its-)
late of W. H. Martln.f
' Deceased. )
VTOTICI-: IS HE11EI5V GIVEN THAT
I li Lucv J.Mariiu. the Administratrix
of the Estate of W. II. Martin, Deceased,
I has rendered and presented for settlement
j and HU-d in said Court her tinal account of
her administration of suid Estate, mul that
I TUESDAY, the second day of JULY. ISM),
I lm (teen duly appointed by said Court for
the settlement of said account, at which
I time and place any person interested in
, said Eittate inuy appear and file exceptions
, and nhit'utioiik thereto, uud contest the
NOTICK FOR
Lanii Officij at La
PUBLICATION.
:, Op.koon,)
l.r, in,.,,, i
Kvorybody knows in advance what the
mossback will do so don't wait on him
but go down in your pocket and push
ahead regardless of his croaking.
Notice of Tinal Settlement,
of Union County,
fliis notice I made ami nublidii'd bv or
der of the Countv Court h foresaid, made
ami datfd the Dili day of March. A. D. 1SS0.
Lucy j. martin.
Administratrix of tho Estate of YV. II.
Martin, deceased. .V.'iu
Notion of I'llinl Settlement.
In tho County Court
Statu of Oregon.
JOTICIi IS IlliUlillV
the undoi signed ha
GIVEN THAT
tiled Iiim Anal ra-
port as Administrator of the cUto of ,1 . N.
Donncll, deceased, in the above entiled
Court, and that Tue.day, the 2nd dnv of
July, Isni, has been appointed for hem inu
obJtM-tinns to the namu. All pttratuu Unvittg
any objections to the upprovnl of iwid re
liort nru rtxptlred to pre-nt the muuv on or
before said day.
JOHN 11 H ATTAIN.
Administrator of the estate of J N. Don
noil, devoancd.
In the County Court of tho SUito of Oregon
for the County of Union.
, TOTICK I HEl'KIlY GIVEN THAT
: 1 the undersigmvl bus liled her tlnul rt?
iHrt as Hiluiinistr.itrix of the estate ot Peter
llruyer. deceased. Ill tbealioxe entitled
Court, and that Tl KSDA Y. the 2d day of
.11 Ll Ivsii, hi.k I.e. n ilpxiiite(l l.r ht-aniig
objet'tioin lo ihk. iui. Ail (M.-rwuu haVlllK
any objwtionn to the approval of said re
jHrt are require ! to present the same on or
tK'tore sunt d .
on jiahy mtUGuriL
Adniiiii.tr, itr.'trix oi tlu- Kst.ite oi JVter
llrugjcr De.-c.isi-d.
GitANiu:
Mav
Notice Is hereby given that the followimr
named settler has liled notice of his inten
tion to make tinal 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 II, ISS!). viz:
William II. PouTr.n.
I). S. No. sav.', for the lots 1 and 2. and K4
NW quarter Section .il, Tp. 4 S, It II E.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz: G. W. Sim
mons, Alex Cockral, G. YV. Ames and M. P. fes
Ames, all of Union, Oregon. I litliZ
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance of such proof, or who knows
of any substantial reason, under the law
and regulations of the interior department,
why such proof should not be allowed, will
bo given an opportunity at the above men
tioned time and nlaee to cross-examine the
witnesses of said claimant, and to oiler !
ovidonoe in rebuttal of that submitted bv j
claimant. HENRY RINEHART,
ft-iil-ilw Register. !
DISCOVERY-
Only ncnuino Rratrm of Mc:cir.v I'rninins.
l-.ur j:ool.j 2,1'iu-nrd lu f.n.i icailnis.
ilfliiil wiiudi'iins etu-eil.
Kvnry rlillst ami ndu't Kroitiy L.-nefiticiI.
(ru,t liiJaceu-euts to C -rrbpfUJcnu-ii Casis.
F ;iO'-t is. Iv'th oiilnioni of Dr. W'm. A. t'lain.
mo. i t, i-'i vv"!,,l-f..ni 1 !v 1" '. i)
D.iai.'l 4. re -il,.itThni-i' o-l.t -f l-sr.-'i ,.
-, .i. .;r. it'K-M'-.-, t i . ' i ,Tt
1 -,- ,-u;- . ) , n eiuir! I'r.iet-i"- i,-n:. .
I l.i . V- . ", V J -i ' ' J da.i x:
U" 1 '.. i, i 1 , , . . ,
!
i
Cil 1 Pt."i' W .Til Jl
i mm
Sewlno:!Unclilnel
o i enco eataoiMbl
trail ia U parti, b
Dlacior our machines I
aad food nbtrt tb popla cau it
iQnj, wa wiuavaa irec toon
peraoa intaeb lew a!i(jr,tbe very
beat ainiormacLina mrJ in
tbe world, with all the attachment.
win alio iena I ree a com pie t a
line of our coatly and valuable art
amplcs. In return we atk tbat 700
bow what we aend, to those who
may rail at your home, and after 3
nionini in iDaii Dfcome your own
property, Thie arand machio ia
ruade after Hie Slitcrr pateota.
n hicb bat e run out Ixfore patenta
run out 11 aoia tor vis, witn ia
lachmenta, and now aella for
Itttt(roBRrai,mot ute.
ina hlna in toe world. All la
No capital required. Plain.
e v a i .11 uh" write 10 ua at once ran it.
1 iru tveo tbe bet er mir-inai li.no in the world, and tbo
iMtn -ofi arki of btph un rrr ho n topflhrrin America.
'l2i liiCO,, I5uu 7lOf AuctiaCiii Mulue
notice roil
Lanii Oitick
riJHLICATIOX.
at La UiiAXDi: OitKiiox.i
May 7, lviii. i
Nntico Is hereby given that the following
uaiaed settlor has tiled notice of his In
tentions to make llnal proof in support of
his cluims, and that said proof wilt be
made before the register and receiver at La
(Iraudo, Oregon, on Juno 21. lsi, viz .
(iiiomn: N. Uachiikh.
H. D. No. 3IHR), for tho lots 1, 2 and i and
Sin, NW'K ti-. IS, Tp. I R 11 E.
Ho names the following witnesses to
prove ids continuous residence upon and
cultivation nf sni land, vis:
Nathan Swiger, Wade Shelton, (). L, S.ige
mid William Sw Igr r. all of I'nion, Oregon
Ali v person who desires to protest against
the ullowanee of ui-h prKif. or who knows
of any ubtantiul rtaon, undertbelnwand
the regulations of the Interior lupai tiiicnt
why Mtch proof nhould not be allowed, will
I jrlven an opiKirtiinlty at tho above men
tioned time nnd place to eromi-exaiiiiiie the
wltnoe of said e'aiuiHiits, and to tiller
evnience in rciuitt.it oi that nubnutted by
claiumnt.
jROYAL ST JOHN
I S3KWIKri3-
a ii i i in in in
I
i
.'i-IO-wi.
Hi XRY I'tN'KUAKT.
Reguior.
MACHINE.
.o wroiijy wuy to run It . it pwj
tt.c tu.ae ruunu.g furwurit or
UickiMinl
Sit c:ri roes, or loor e Joints,
Xu holes to tlircuil la muclilae
orsliuttlo.
So L-noii point In any other run-
ililno It il x'H nol jKissess.
BUY THE ROYAL ST.'JOHN.
For Salo by
IE II UVOW t I i.u.u. Or,
Sop.! fcll Wat.b -
cum v j fcoiu mici
Hex o watt b lu tua -ril
rtrui iinikeep r t -
OUauae;l.iM il m Udtct
i.fiud at'it.wuaMorka
1 1 umi ( euual eatua.
I One 1 ! on iueacb to
r catt aeiurc one fter.
t 7' a wi'ti'ur larf audvaU
ii, . it.- Houat'liuld
wll wai.b. re acnj
1. and after m h&ra kret
tbem In rmir home f"f 3 in ubi I t m to those
who uuy Uav railed, Ibrv be. i.e our t n rwt tpr. Thote
wh wnte at onto ran k ur ( rrctmiaf the utch
an.4 Katilplr. Wa nay all tiptt", tfith,U. Addrtta
btluiuuO: Co,, Itox tflvNl'oriluoU, Mulue.
ar 'wJ'iTMk
r it j- jfwiu f
tj vn t 'aiaCT
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