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T&E OREGOW SCOUT.
AMOS K JOXKs. - - i:ilTolt. !
The Oregon Scout has a. large tt ciitm- j
lation as any two papers in this sec
Hon nf the .State, combined, unit is eor- j
respomlinghj valuable as an advertising '
Will' I) in. i
Thursday, .July li, 1SSS)J
LOCAL J.VFOU.MATION.
Uatlieictl l ly 1'li Scout ami I.rtiught
to llcndqwutcrs.
lee crcum at tliu ltnii Ton.
Itcod K. H. Hill's ail. of Jersey cov for
SIllC. I
Pendleton wonts to have n baseball tour-
llMUIL'llt.
Head the "Notice to bridge builders" In
tilth isstlO.
Order your shingles of S. 15. nurrotighs.
of tho Cove.
Meals .'" cents and the best of accomoda
tions at the Union Pity hotel.
If you want money, eall on Coitpor V
Burleigh, of the t'nion Loan Agency.
New styles of furniture constantly on
hand at WilMHi -. Millet's. Call and ox
- amine it.
The county court want.- .some cord wood.
See ailvorti.-etuciit for sealed bids in uiioth
cr column.
The Occidental saloon and other proper
ty at North Powder, is for sale. Sou ad.
in another column.
Remember that Wilkinson A- son have
the best qiiality of lumber for sale at the
High alley saw mill.
Mayor Kennedy received thin week the
sad new.- of the death of his father who re
sides in Yamhill county.
,i.t your property with the t'nion Real
Kstatc Association. They will sell it to
good advantage for you
Wilbur Davis' new ipiartz mill arrived
Inst Saturday and was immediately loaded
and forwarded on its- way to Cornucopia,
by teams. ,
The beeves for the Fourth of July dinner
were roasted by John Vanordcr, of the
Park. He thoroughly understands the
business.
At a meeting of the board of directors of
school district No. .", last Saturday, James
Kakin was selected clerk in place of Oeorge
Hoidleman. resigned.
Stockmen throughout this part of Oregon
are spaying large numbers of cattle. This
w ill, in a few years greatly decrease range
cattle, say- the Harney Items.
A man at Milton, Oregon, has quite a
crop of cotton planted, all looking well.
This may be the beginning of another prof
table industry for this country.
The Police Gazette, containing a full, il
lustrated account of the great Sullivan
Kilrain light, for sale at the Cove drug
store next week. Price inc. each, postpaid.
The Sullivan-Kilrain light which occurred
last Monday, resulted in a victory for .Sul
livan after seventy-five hardly contested
rounds hitting two hours and fifteen minute.-.
The Union cemetery society will meet
Saturday, July J:h at o'clock p. m. at
Mrs. Cromwell's. As there will bo an elec
tion of ofliccrs, all members arc requested
to be present.
The last Legislature changed the time of
of making tho abstract of mortgages from
the first of August to the first of July, and
all mortgages which have been paid and
not satisfied on the records on or before
-July 1st will be listed for uuiiiciit.-Kx .
The oration delivered here on July 1th
by Hon. T. C. Hyde, of Hakcr City, was a
masterly piece of oratory, full of patriotic
sentiment, Mr. Hyde is one of the able
speakers of Oregon, and one to whom it is
always a pleasure to listen.
Say, there. Does it make you feel any
better to hold oil' from .subscribing to the
railroad subsidy while your neighbors are
putting up for somotlicng that will benefit
you as much a- it will them? If it does,
you are built on a di liferent plan from the
average man, and we don't envy you.
The dry weather of the past few weeks
has doubtless impressed the farmers with
the necessity ot wind mills on their ranch
es. No farm should be without one.
Thomson ,fc Pursel of this city, are agents
for the Cyclone wind mill, the best now
manufactured, and will sell them cheap.
I,. P.. liinehart and 1!. F. Wilson took
their departure Saturday for Suinmerville
aud Klgiu to work up as speedily as possi
ble the Hunt railroad subsidy. The work
of the various committees should bo light
in securing the remainder of tho subsidy,
and would be if tho people would look to
their own interests.
Sixteen blind hor.-Os were shipped to
Pendleton Sunday and placed in u'livery
stable. Thcv will be used in tlio elevator
houses along the line, blind horses being I
able to do the work required without u dri-
ver. Sixteen horses totally blind are not
scon every day. and quite a crowd gathered
to watch them us they wore led down tho I
street. K. 0.
Several destructive liros have occurred 1
during the past few days. The entire biui- '
ness portion of Flleiisburg, Washington,
was destroyed by liro hut Thursday night.
Fourteen blocks were burned before tho
lire was under control. Tho loss In esti
mated at ? 1.000,000. The entire business
portion of Hailoy, I. T., was aNo destroyed
by tiro on tho morning of .lulyi'nd. Kvory
thing was at the mercy of the llaines. Tho
loss i estimated at from JoOu.000 to $750,
000. The insurance is onlv Hity'
Plows! Plows! Plow!! Lutest improve
ments aud lowest living price. Simplest
and most convenient method of adjusting
beam and line of draft, making plow run
lil'tor and do better work. II never
buon equaled and cannot be excelled. Tho
lightest draft sulky plow In tho world ithe
Improved Wheel Land Side Sulky How,
and there is no plow made thai will do bet
ter work. These plows ull manufactured
by the Rock NUi.d Plow Co.. mmI are sold
i., i rank IttipteUMUrt Co, w iWr
..r'c lit-.
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Im.S)S I'AliAIM.
Tho .Scout's Wcrltly Inspection nutl Up.
port of i'ricniU ml' Duty,
K. II. Mix. of Hakcr Ciiy, visited Union
yesterday.
Mls Maud Summer returned fiom the
east last week.
Joseph Dolby, of Dig creek, called on us
a few days ago.
Dr Day returned front Dayton, Wash
ington, hist Saturday.
11. W. l.ce.antl wife, of Rift creek, were
in the city last Saturday.
A. Levy aud wife visited SununorriMo
the foic part of the week.
Luthor Rusick, who ha been quite lck
is able to bo around again.
(!. F. Carol writes Jo Us from Malheur
city, and subscribes for Tin; Scoit.
(us. Hutchinson, of North Powder, paid
our otllce a substantial visit last Friday.
Jos. Fieklin handled the ribbons in line
style as driver on the liberty car during the
Fourth.
Win. Roth was down from Pine valley,
and took in the eelccration hero on the
Fourth.
Matt Hall called on Us this week ami ad
ded his name to tho subscription list of
Tin: Soon.
Mrs ICd. Catcs went down to the Cove
last Friday to see her mother, Mrs. Jones,
who was reported sick.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyte
rian church will meet at Mr-. Deering's,
Friday afternoon at - o'clock.
Littlu Winnie Hrainard came up from
Portland last week and is i-iting his fath
er, Judge llrainnrd of tin- city.
J. AY. Minnick, of High valley, left in our
olllce a few limbs cut from the currant
bushes on his place, They were perfectly
matted with the luscious fruit.
J. 1). Carroll brought into our oilico this
week an enormous pic plant, one sak of
which weighed a pound and a half. It was
raised in his garden in North I'nion, and
is a sample of most all his vegetables there.
J.tck Plummer, of North Powder, called
on us recently. He has been stopping at
the Hot Lake for his health, being atllieted
with the nasal catarrh. Under the care of
Dr. Kgb'-rt. of Walla Walla, he is rapidly
recovering. He thinks the doctor can cure
any case of catarrh.
Ueorge ifeidicmun will leave to-day for
Moscow. Idaho, where a position as freight
clerk has been offered him by the O. It. ,i
N. Co. George is a sterling young man
and the people of Union will miss him. It
is our opinion that some of the young la
dies will feel pretty bad till he returns.
Tin: Scot t wishes him success wherever he
is.
Deputy Clerk Turner ( liver in issuing
tho mairiage license on the Fourth to J.
W. Kai ls and Miss Katie Sheets, wrote the
name of the young lady "Katie Karls,-' (be
ing a few hours too previous, n it were,)
and the mistake was not discovered till the
ceremony had commenced. We don't
know what Turner was thinking about at
the time, but lie should be more careful.
It is harrowingon a man's feeling when he
is about to be married to be rudely shook
up in tiiat manner.
Council I'rocroiliiifis,
Last Saturday evening the city council
met in regular session. Present, council
men H. W. Davis, ,1. S. Elliott J.M.Car
roll and A. K. Jones; recorder, J. K. Tuttlo
and manhal, M. Heritage.
Minutes of the meetings of May Hh and
July 1st read and approved.
Liquor license granted to Sherman it
Rnloy for six months.
Taxes of A. T. Nclll reduced to r'iiil.
The street commissioner was instructed
to notify property owners on Main street
to repair their sidewalks.
Report of street committee accepted and
committee, discharged.
The following ordinance, prohibiting the
riding of bicycles on tho sidewalks of the
city, was passed :
ohui.wm k No. 7
An ordinance prohibiting the riding of bi
cycles upon tho sidewalks of the city of
Union, Union county, Oregon, and fixing
a penalty for violating tho same.
The people of tho city of Union do ordain
as follows:
Section J. That it shall be unlawful for
any person or persons to ride any bicycle
upon or along any of the sidewalks within
the corporate limits of the city of Union,
county of Union, State of Oregon.
Section II. That any person or persons
who shall violate Sec. I. of this ordinance
shall bo deemed guilty of disorderly eon
duct, and upon conviction thereof before
tho recorder, shall be lined in any sum not
exceeding ton dollars.
Section III. It is hereby made tho duty
of the marshal to arrest, make complaint
against and prosecute all persons guilty of
violating any of tho provisions of this or
dinance. Section IY. Inasmuch as bicycle riding
upon the sidewalks is becoming a public
musunco in tho city of Union, this ordi
nance shall take effect and be in force from
and after its approval by tho mayor, aud
proper publication.
Passed tho common council July (i, IH&i.
J. K. TlJTTI.K,
Recorder of tho City of Union, and ox
olllolo Clerk.
Approved July (f, I6i&).
J. W. KKNNHDY.
Mayor.
Is Ciiimuiiiptinu lnciiralicV
Head tho following: .Mr. P. II Morris.
Newark. Ark., say. "Win down with Ali
ces of Lung:;, aud friends and physicians
pronounced urn an Incurable Consumptive,
llegun taking Dr, King's Now Dicovory
for Consumption, am now on my rtiird Un
ite, and able to overs the work on my
furm. It is the finest medicine ever nmde.''
Jew MiddUmttor, lctiur, Ohio, tnys:
"Had it not been for Dr. king's New Di
euvery for Consumption J v.ould have died
oi Lung Troubles. Wa given up bv d -Van.
Am now In Wt at katftii. '' Try it.
iowpto fcouka ffw at Hiwn'i drug vtarv.
TUB FOURTH.
Suv National Anniversary Ap
propriately Observed.
i THE COVE PEOPLE ASSIST.
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Must ImitOsiii" Street Pageant liver Wit
nessetl in I'nion lountv.
j The grandest celebration tbut ever took
; place In Union county occurred in this
city on the Fourth of July. For several
', days preious, guest" from every portion
of the county were coming to the city in
. anticipation of.thc event, but not tilt tally
i in tho morning of the day did the ru-h be
I gin and by 10 o'clock the streets were lined
J with several thousand happy and contented
men, women and children, all eager to par
' ticlpate in the celebration of the nation's
' anniversary. The city wa gaily decorated
with b.tnting and Ibigs mid presented a
I lovely appearance.
At 9 o'clock the prucc-sion commenced
forming at the court house, under the di
rection of liraiid Marshal O. F. Hell and
his aid. Unusu it interest wns manifested
from the fact that the Cove divisions were
en route and would Join the procession .
All being in routines- the procc-sion,
bended by the Union Silver Cornet Hand,
marched down Main street, to North Un
ion, where the column wit- reformed, ns a
mark of respect and appreciation the Cove
division being placed in front, and the
grand march through the city t the
grounds commenced.
It was a splendid and imposing spectacle.
j First came the marshal of the day. Oeneral
O. F. Hell, handsomely mounted and
' dressed in complete uniform, a striking
I and soldierly figure followed by bis aids,
! (icorgc Hcidleinan, James Johnson, Frank
llidwell and Marion Davis, each mounted
and in uniform. Then came the Cove Cor
net Hand, an excellent company of musi
cians, discoursing our national airs. Ne.t
came the Cove liberty car, and a nuirmcrof
admiration ran through the assembled
multitude as their eye. rested upon it.
! The car was drawn by six large horses,
driven by Mr. James Hloom. It was hand
somely decorated anil surmounted by a
high staff around which was draped the
national colors. Under a tanopy in the
center stood thelioddess of Liberty Miss
Inez Fisher, a most beautiful young lady,
surrounded "by a bevy of charming lassies
repiesenting the dill'erent states.- Follow
ing are their names :
Arlie Foster
Kate Sanborn
Kdna Payne
P.essio Powell
Helen Powell
Sallie Powell
Suie Smith
Stella (iib-on
llirdio Lynch
Dollio Anderson
Orphic Kollcy
Ollic May
Lucy Hlooin
Clara I'.anner
Cannie Miller
Hello Kennedy
Minnie Foster
llertic Hurroughs
Oracle Kuntlall
Dora Foster
Lucille Fargo
Frances Jlorton
Kiln Hoswell
.Mary Hoswell
Mollie Phy
Maggie Phy
Kva Wil-ou
Freddie Foster
Carrie Dougherty
Fthcl Ilolinan
Jessie Hooth
Kinniii Kelly
Lucy Day
Lottie Pfcillcy
Ktlie Hoothe
Annie Hoothe
Uuth Katon
Daisy (iibson
Mattie Wagner
Mertie Wagner
Minnie Wagner
Hello Hortou
Then came the juvenile band, composed
of children living in the Cove. Tho boys
wore white waists, blue knee breeches, red
stockings and tri colored caps. Tho girls
wore white skirts and blue sashes. The
members of this remarkable band are as
follows:
Hurl Stevens, leader, Cornet
Caddie McDonic! . Tenor
Hossio Conkling . . . Trombone
Ftlltli Coukluig . Kaiitono
Oracle MeDaniel Alto
May Stevens Hasso
Hoy MoDaniol Snare drum
Frank Stevens . . Cymbals
Willio Foster ... Huns drum
Winnie Lynch . . "
Next in the procession was the Union
Silver Cornet Hand, followed by thcHroom
Hrigadc, a company composed of a number
of tho ladies of Union. They wore all
dressed exactly alike in white waists, blue
skirts, red scarfs and white caps. Kach
carried a broom hi military style, ami
marching four abreast kept perfect step to
tho music. They presented a pretty up
pcarouce ami elicited much applause as
they went along. The ollicers and privates
of the brigade wore as follows:
oi 1'ici:i;h
Mrs. Lucy Hiiuyoii
.Miss Lorn Warren
Mrs. Clem. IComillartl
Miss Leah Warren. . .
Captain
First Lieutenant
...Second Lieutenant
Sergeant
riiiv.riM.
.Miss Mollio Lewis
Mrs. Salio Haley
" Johanna Striker
' Lucy Hiirloigh
" .Mollio Carroll
" Zolla Sherman
" Anna Gardner
" Susie Catos
" Jennie Hamilton
' Lizzie Katon
Miss Kato Hooves
" Piiiuilo llaslett
" Cora Kiiiipp
' Mary Jones
" Maggie Smith
" Anna Makln
" Helen Striker
' Magglo YuiisoII
" Lena Matlilou
" Hannah Hceves
" .Jennie McOillis
" Kittle Miller
" Atldio Irwin
" May leister
Lena Itcevos
Mollio Myer
Next came tho Union Hook anil Ladder
Company, tho stalwart liromou drawing
the hook and ladder wugou which was
baniltoinly decorated, tho ladders being
plueed upright forming a pyramid, sustain
ing a canopy, underneath which was scat
oil little Lulu Cleaver, personating the
"Firoitiueoii,'' and right royally did alio
tlo It. Tho beautiful child with her wealth
of golden hair mm the cyiio-uro of all
eye.
Next in the procoiwloii wa the Wu-hiiig-ton
Contonniul Car. on which wan -eatcd a
large nuiiibor of littlu boy attired in conti
nental sojts, 'epresenting the . lylc ot u
cautury uo. .-tundinsr up, under a ruhMt!
luiiopy us Master Hurry Coojcr (the
'.entrul ligurej reprfciituig (ieorge Wash
ington. The b" o c ijiying thin car were .
VERMONT B BED
! I liuvo just roi t lvid at I nu n. ;b
,151.001). Two of this family, .Mary
York for $.1,100. I will sell thcinnt it
Kufus Wright
Johnnie Hceves
I.onnic Mitchell
Willie Dobbins
Joe Wilkinson
Phillip Alitor
Walter Carroll
Kov llall
Kay Clark
On ille Saunders
Willie Newborn
F.lmer Wilght
Willie Davis
Floxd Tuttlo
Frank Nelson
Johnnie Dobbins
(ieorae (irccn
O-cnr Algr
(ins Lew
.Ion Hasfetl
Jimmio Clark
Tom Cates
Walter Swiickhamer John Striker
Kddio Wright
Claut! Wrlht
lioscce Thomson
Itcrtie Hcidleinan
Charlie Dlon
Howard Odalo
Hcrt Odnle
Frank Hamilton
l!o-coe Heiison
(iiiy Ostraudcr
Homer Dixon
Archie Cilfillan
(ieorge Oilale
Kddle Hoothe
Arthur Hixehart
Fred Nodinc
Following thi was a nuciniliceiitly deco
rated car inscribed with the words, "Uur j
Future Housekeepers',' in which were j
seated thirty-six little girl, none of them ,
over eight years of age. Kach proudly ear-
ricil a siualt broom, and their happy, smil
ing faces were beautiful to look upon.
This t sir wa one of the prettbM features of J
the parade, 'fhe little ones occupying the
car were:
Certie Mitt hell
!vv Hird-clt
I.c'la (illll'.lali
Fiaitkie Heritage
Laura Martin
I, rlu Lou
Lola Carroll
Llva K:to
In ne blacker
lieul.ih Junes
Fiances D.irling
Maggie Fieklin
Myrtle t 'vaig
llil.d JllJC'W
lCilna Le v
Stella Levy
Nora II a) lies
Delia Striker
Osie (Jili'dlall
Nellie DoerliHt
Kit it h Heritage
(irnce Carter
Leona Carroll
Maud Walters
Pear! Smith
(iiissio Mutchiunn
(irncie (ioodall
Myrtle Clark
l'osa Fieklin
Lydhi Moore
Allte Johnson
Kilim b'clnllliiid
.lie Itciuillaiil
Mabel Sheltnn
Lillie Mitchell
Ncct came th'' Liberty Car, the most
gorgeously decorated and principal attrac
tion nf tho parade. Miss Nora Collin per
sonating the (ioddoss of Liberty in a most
charming manner, occupied an elevated
position in the center, and was surrounded
by the following young ladies representing
the various states;
Dora Springer
Kdith Wright
Katie Wright
Nettie Watson
Pearl Carter
Lulu Ilavncs
Hottlo Fi"klin
D.ilan Hamilton
Hello Hhikeslee
Nellie Mitchell
Winnie Tuttlo
Oeorgie Hall
ivy Hutchinson
Durham Welch
llattie Ilaslctt
Lillie Hudson
.Aland Clark
Flora Springer
Khun Thomson
(ieorgic Wright
Maggie Dobbins
.Vddie Hutchinson
Jessie (ioodspced
Anna (irccn
Jessie iilfdlan
Mabel Katoll
Maggie Miller
Nellie Wright
Neva (iillillan
Inez Wright
Minnie I lamilton
Carlie Wilson
Hello Long
Fanny llaslett
Maggie Hall
Oeorgie Kakin
llattie Heritage
Mattie Phillip
Maggie Shaw
Lillie Decring
Cora Ottos
Marv Fieklin
After these came a long line of citizens
in various kinds of vehicles, and on hor-e-baek.
Arriving at tho beautiful grove in the
edge of town, belonging to Mr. Fred No
dine, who generously allowed the city the
use of it for the occasion, the program was
carried out in a satisfactory manner. The
speech by Hon. T. C. Hyde, of Hakcr City,
was masterly, eloquent and appropriate,
and was listened to with marked attention
by the vast concourse of people. Mr. Hyde
is one of the ablest orators on the Paeillt
coast and the committee ditl well in secur
ing his attendance.
An ample dinner was spread on tables
in the grove, to which all did justice. In
the afternoon, after all hail partaken, such
a largo amount of the edibles prepared
remained on mind, that a public announce
ment was made requesting the people to
take home as much of it as they desired, as
it would be impossible to dispose of it in
any other way.
In the afternoon various sports ami
games were indulged in. Tho Huganiug
gers appeared about 'J o'clock ami kept the
tho people in roars of laughter for some
time. We should like very much to pub
lish tho effusions of the orator and reader,
but our limited space will not allow It.
Their reinaiks were to the point ami irrc
sistahly funny.
The dance in the evening was hugely at
tended and thoroughly enjoyed by all.
The celebration was a complete success
In every particular, and much credit is duo
to the comiuitfees having it in charge.
Several strangers from Denver ami eastern
cities wore here ami expressed great as
tonishment, particularly at tho paratlo
which they declared would bo croditablo to
a city of ton thousand inhabitants. Their
words held no tingo of flattery, but were
spoken in sincerity and truth.' The people
of I'nion were determined to have a big
celebration anil succeeded admirably.
.'.licinc Hitlers.
'fhis lenictly is becoming so well known
and so popular as to need no special men
tion. All who have used Kleotiio Hitters
sing tho same song of praise. A purer
medicine does not exist and It is guaran
teed to do all that is claimed. Klcctric
Hitters will cure all tliseastm of the Liver
anil Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Hulls,
Salt Khoiim and other affections caused by
Impure blood. Will drive Malaria from
the system ami prevent as well as euro all
.Malarial fevers.- Fur cure of Headache,
constipation ami Indigestion try Klcctric
Hltterji Kutiro satisfaction guaranteed or
or money refunded.- -Price .V) i ts. and f 1.00
her bottle at Ilrowii'mlrug store, Union.
Itlllti .Mutch.
Tho rifle mutch on July Illi.'.'O't yards,
of! hand, open sights, American full target,
llr-t prize f JO, second fill resulted a fol
lows :
,1. 0. Hluvcu. M il ! li I li Hi (I !l i) li-'i
A. ,f. Ilaekott fl 0 a ! ', Vj
li. V. VlKM 'i 2 0 .i .1 i i. .4 :X
A. T. .Veill . . i I 'J R 0 J 8 ;? iv-Sl
Wilson mid -Void ued ilMO Wlrudilor
Ingle shot guns, lluckett a -I'i-TO Hulbrd
aiidhtcvcun a 10-CO Wim.licter oiugle shot.
jm cows
oOu
head of very hiu .loiscy Cow. nntl
Ann of St. Lambert, ami lier luii'ir,
slight reduction on the cost if sold
J. M. Phy A: Co. will pay good prins for
your wheat at the Union mill.
French young lady, '.'.'I years of ago, a
milliner, not wealthy, wishes to marry. She
tltes not understand Kngll-h. Address
Alice Dumouleii, Detroit. Michigan. 1
Anyone wishing to buy farm lands or
town lots should call on the Union Heal
Kstate Association. If you have property
for -ale you cannot do better than list it
with them for their facilities for attracting
purchasers are uiisiii passed.
C. C. Cotlinbery, the blacksmith, of this
city, is agent for the D. M. Osborne .V. Co s.
mowers, rakes, reapers ami other machiii
eiy. Farmers will tltttl it to their interest
to interview him before purchasing else
where. I 1
KsiKle i'lmpor Shop.
S. H. les, proprietor. Manufacturer of
butter fcarrcls and kegs, a gotsl supply j
always on hand, shop south of school
house. Union, ( iiegou.
T.I IllsJM'l fllllls.
Headaches and Fever-, to oliM'i-o the
system ellcetiially , yet gently, when i otlve
or bilious, or when the blood N impure or
slugitish, to permanently cure habitual
constipation, to awaken tiie kidneys ami
liver to a healthy ai t' ity. without irrita
ting or weakening them, u-e syrup of Figs.
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For Sale
Saloon, w itli a !ood unit
of custom, brand now bil
liard and pool (able, jood
fixtures;
Also a fine, newly built
residence with all modern
improvements, fine barn
and shade trees, lies! prop
erty in town. Furniture
Avill be sold with house if
wanted.
If sold within two weeks
a bargain can be had.
For terms apply to
(J. SCII1J3D1IAUI2K,
North Powder, Oregon.
Honson for soiling;, removal.
Kstray Horses.
Strayed from my place in Kaglo alley,
about a year ago, ouo black horse, little
over medium size, branded t2 on tho loft
shoulder.
One brown mare, branded L'O on the
shoulder and J'J on the thigh.
Other horses are also missing branded tin
und '.'2.
Any one giving iiil'oi million that will lead
to the recovery of the horses will bo liber
ally rewarded. Address,
7-l-liu J. li. FF.WKLL,
New Prill. ;c, Union ( oiinly, Oregon.
Dissolution Not ice.
xroTicH is iii:i!i:hy oivkn that
X the partnership heretofore existing be
tween W. M Nash and Heanl Hros, in the
sheep business is this day dissolved, W.
M Nash retiring from tho business. The
business will hereafter be conducted by tho
Heard Hros.
Now Ilridgo. July 8. I.ssn.
W. M. NASH A CO.
Notice to Wood Haulers.
fJSenled bids will bo received by the county
court of Union county, Oregon, at the
countv clerk's olllce, up to one o'clock p.
in. July '.'0, 18-11, for the delivery in the
rourt house yard, of twenty-live cords of
good sound wood, four feet In length, pay
able in coin. The county court reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
Union, Oregon, July 8,
O. P. (IOODALL,
County Judge.
For Sale.
1 COO ewes and lambs aud
IOO wethers, yearlings and
two year olds. Will sell at
a bargain. Enquire oi'T.il.
WILSON, at Cove, or li. F.
WILSON, Union, Oregon.
Farm For Sale.
100
ACHKS, Ni:.U NORTH POWDF.U.
Union County. Orcirun. all under
foiieti. a good Vi xlory house, good cellar,
wgll, bam and outbuildings. Terms easy.
For furihur particular cull ut ibis olllve.
1 CJ
crp
FOR
Heifers, of tin noted ST. LAMHKUT
rmntly sold ut public sale in New
soon. K. 15. HILL.
Bon Ton Restaurant !
Now open to the public on Main Street,
Union, Oregon.
Board and Lodoino-.
SKHVKD
at
ft All Honrs
No Chinese cooks employed, and ccr
thing neat ami clean.
The hiblic Patronage Solicited.
Mlis M. Woi.katii, Prop:-.
li-s-tf
We Still Live at the
UNION CITY HOTEL
(Opposite the Court House.)
'Ihe I'cst of At commodaiioiis to Patrons.
Meals. 250-. Beds, 25c.
Lixerv ami Feed Stable in ( oiuiection
with the Hotel.
J'ATIU) X A G K SOld CM '1' V. 1 .
L, .1. HoO'l'llK. - Proprietor.
.V.i tf
nv n
Ju-t opened at tin
lm Ton licstsuiraiil.
Icecream and temperance drinks sened a
all hours. Pi tvate rooms tor ladies
i-j:-tf
MILS. WALHATH, Prop.
m Line to Cove.
Leaves Union daily at 'J p. in, arrives at
Cove at ,":.'i0 p. in.
Leaves Cove at S a. in., arrives at Union
at 'J:,'!0 a. in.
Connections made with Klliott's concha
running to the depot, carrying passengers
for east and west bound trains.
lt.Ti:S tor I'A.SKKNGIIKS. UCflAfiK
nntl l'KtCUIHT, KKASONAllLi:.
H0HINS0N .fe LAYNK.
Proprietors.
Union and Cornucopia
Quickest and Cheapest
Route to (he l'ine Creek
Minus.
KATHS:
I'Aiti:. KiiroiiT,
SI oO ) c
Union to Park
Stinger
:i no lisle
" " Cornucopia - - (i 00
Geo. 1. HALL, Agent. Union. Or.
City Meat - Market.
Main Street, Union, Oregon,
BENSON BROS. - PROPRIETORS.
Keep constantly on baud
BEEF, PORK- VEAL, MUTTON,
SAUSAGE, I LUIS, IA lil). Etc.
I
i
Eugenes Oregon.
Next session begins on Monthly, Septem
ber HI. Kst).
Free scholarships from every o.tiinty hi
the state. Apply to thecouuty superinten
dent, l'tir titithm iij'tef liinimrii 1, s!X).
Four courses: classical, scientific, liter
ary und a short Kngllsh course in which
there is no Lathi. French, 0 reek or Ooriuan.
Tho Kngllsh is preeminently a business
course. For catalogues or other informa
tion, address J. W. JOHNSON.
(Is-l'ui President.
Shingles For Sale!
An unlimited amount of No, shingle
constantly on hand ami for sale cheap.
Onion from all parts of tho country so
licited. S. It. HUUKOUOHS.
.1-1 1 If Cove, Oregon.
LUMBElMbr SALE
at tho High Valley
Saw Mill.
All kind ol lumber n: iji.tl '.. bavi
o. :..r.i.t:e.'J o.n jiibti ..o;lv.o .'ivCw .map
uu iUc oi.cupoiK.
Patronage - Solicited.
-30lf WM. WILKI.VftON i KON.
lea
25 ts
ICE CEEAI PARLOR
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