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THE OREGON SCOUT.
AMOS K. JONES
EUITOIt,
City and County Official Paper.
Thursday, October 3, 1889.
nsnimrm
UDlTOltlAIi XOTi:S.
"WliiKiR Coi.mns, the novelist, died
n London, September 28, 1889, nt the
jigc of sixty-four years.
AjlJncHsh lady who died recently
q lcfp50,000 to be devoted to photo-
.piling tnc stars, piuncisanu ncuuiiu.
K Otudok Gkofk, of Omaha, has been
0 Appointed commissioner of the general
. janu omcc, Vico JjUinor in. mocKsinger
resigned.
A. N. Gii.hkht has been appointed
postmaster at Salem. This, in tho es
timation of the Valley Record, means
John Minlo for United States marshal
for Oregon.
Tin: Portland World is getting early
in tho field, nnd has nominated Sylves
ter l'cnnoycr for Governor and lion,
W. II. Uiggs, of Sherman county, for
congress. Tho World knows u good
man whan it sees him.
All signs point to tho election of
tho democratic ticket in both Montana
and Washington. Tho two Dakotas
nro nothing but the property of tho
railroads, so there is no hope for their
redemption. Thoy will cast their
votes on tho sido of boodlo and plu
tocracy. Tin: following is a dciination of the
tariirpublished in tho Uoston Trans
cript: "It is a compact under which
tho people agrco to slarvo rather than
eat tho fruit that hangs over tho wall
between themselves and their neigh
bors gardens, in order that Farmer
Jones, down at tho Corners, may get
a big prico for his apples."
In Chicago a tedious farce is going
on to securo a jury to try tho murder
ers of Dr. Cronin. As Chicago is a
largo city, it is probable that in tho
course of timo a dozon men will be
found who aro ignorant enough to
comply with tho law. Whoro tho
highest intelligence is needed it is ri
diculous that there Bhould bo this pro
longed search for ignorance to try a
case. Ex.
A Philadelphia soap man, who him
self mado a fortune clearly on adver
tising, says it would pay a half a dozen
papers of big circulation to take up
any pauper from tho street, establish
him in any business under tho sun,
no matter what, and give him a col
umn of advertising every day free for
a year. Then, ho said, tho papers
would show by practical object lesson
to tho advertisers the tremendous oflbct
of advertising, because the pauper thoy
took ofl' tho street would then bo a
millionaire.
Tin: long contemplated suit to bo
brought against tho dillorcnt wagon
road and land companies and numer
ous corporations and individuals, to
dcclaro forfeited millions of acres of
granted land in Oregon, alleged to
have been obtained through fraud, ban
at last been begun in tho United States
district court at Portland by District
Attorney MoArthur, who has been
many weeks in proparing his bills of
complaint. Tho parlies defendant
number eight corporations and sixty
oight individuals, and tho suit piom
iscs to bo one of tho most vigorously
contested cases in tho federal courts
for many years.
Tin: recent mooting in Salum of
many reform organizations for tho
purpose of organizing a new patty suc
ceeded to tiio satisfaction of tho prohi
bitionists. It seems tho majority of
tho representatives of all tho trades,
unions, parties and isms in attendance
wero strongly in favor of prohibition
and prohibition was tho main feature
of tho permanent organization. As to
what oll'cet this new "party" will have
in statu politics will bo ascertained at
tho general election in Juno of next
year. No doubt this now "reform par
ty" will nominate a full state ticket
and many full county tickets will be
placed before tho voters at tho next
election.
Tllli l'UTtlKH.
Notwithstanding the partial failure
of crops in Eastern Oregon and Wash
ington this season, says the Times
Mountaineer, tho prospeotH for anoth
er year aro as bright us in any portion
of tho United States. This is tho first
misfortune in tho shape of drouth that
Iiuh happened in tho inland empire
since it lias boon settled by white men
over a quarter of a century. Thero
Wi no reason to U-lii u tn ' v. toi'.l
again happen in the same- length of
time and no one should be discou
raged. Tho loss this year, by the exer
cise uf enterprise, can bo easily ovi
come, and in this way it may n :
an incentive to our retarded uVvi lop
mcnt. For year?, without any tl!"it
apparently to counteract the influence,
tho tide of immigration from tho
eastern states has been drifting toward
eastern Washington and the Willam
ette valley. If wo will me business
sagacity next year we will receive
largo accessions to our population
from this source. Our lands are as
fertile and we have vast areas un
occupied as any in the Northwest
and home-seekers would gladly settle
in our midst if they know the advan
tages which wo possess. This knowl
edge should be spread broadcast and
every dollar so spent will bring ten in
return. In this regard wo should
follow tho example of our neighbors
who have been reaping a rich harvest
of immigrants while wo have lain
dormant. All kinds of literature
newspapers, pamphlets and circulars,
should bo sent to largo 'eastern cities
and profusely scattered f among all
clatses of people. Cold winters, cy
clones and buzzards, and all over
taxed soil have forced the, industrious
to look elsewhere for home. If we
desiio them, information of our u
eourcos should bo givjm and thoy will
come. On tho contrary, if wo do not
want tho industrious claeies of Ameri
cans as adjuncts to our growth, tho
efforts will be a waste of energy, and
contrary to tho principles of economy
in all kinds of labor which wo prize so
highly.
wjii tiu.'amjLisTMmeggrgeM
cikcuiv comtT.
Id.st of Cnc DIhixihciI of nt llio Sep
tember Term, 1HH0.
WHMNT.8HAY, HIIPT. 25.
C II Wright vs Jno Predmore; de
murrer sustained and Pill' allowed to
lile amended complaint.
State of Oregon vs .1 M Solder; Weft
discharged and sureties released.
Union County vs A T Wyatt; Deft
required to bo in court by Sept !10 at
one .o'clock.
State of Oregon vs Isaac iragerinan;
entered plea of not guilty.
Stato of Oregon vs Leonard Wagner;
allowed till Sept 2(i at ono o'clock p in
to plead.
Staver it Walker vs W A Galloway
ot al; dismissed at Phi's costs.
A 10 Eaton vs 0 11 it N Co; Defts de
murrer to Pill's complaint overruled.
State of Oregon vs Wm Michael; de
fondant allowed till Friday to plead.
TlIUltBDAY, SEPT. 26.
O 0 (Jovo it Co vs Island City M &
M Co; jury trial; verdict for Dolt.
Statu vs James W Dray; not a true
bill ; Doft discharged.
Wesley York, juror excused for the
term.
n:ii)AY, rki'T. 27.
Geo Miller vs Jlonrv Lynch; jurv
trial; verdict for Pill' Tor -tlfiO.
W W White vs Daniel Chandler; de
fault of Deft.
Stato vs Matlio Klder; default of
Doft; forfeit of if 12.") ordered.
A H Eaton vs Orin Skill' ot al; judg
ment in favor of l'lfl"; properly ordered
sold.
Tho School Hoard of Commissioners
vs 1) A McAlister, Admr ot al; default
of Defts.
Freeman Ladd vs Charles and Ra
chel Ladd ; judgment for l'UTnntl Hint
ho recover costs ote.
Charles V lleliinderadmilted to citi
zenship. Siednuin, Lachinan it Co.vs C W
Ladd; judgment agaiiiht Deft for $122,
fiO; mle of real estate ordered.
State vs L Wagner; entered plea of
guilty ; Monday set for passing souteuco
State vs J C Clavbitrn; allowed till
28th to plead.
State vs Isaac lfagennan ; withdrew
plea of not guilty and plc.ud guilty.
Stale vs Jno Predmore; allowed till
the 2Sth at 9 o'clock to plead.
State vs Clias Urookius; same.
State vs Henry Wright an I .lanirs
Allen ; same.
Jennie J (unlet vs Joseph Ilm-lot; J
A Kakiu appointed referee.
Stato vs W Michael; plead not guil
ty; trial sot for Monday.
1) Somer vs 11 G KiUgcraKl ; dis
mUsi'd at Pill's cost without prejudice.
Slate Insurance Co vs K Deal ; judg
ment for Pill' for iftilV.U).
A 10 Eaton vs l.avona Uhn et al;
foreclosure and sale ordered.
Adam Grossman vs J C Clayburn;
motion overruled and Deft allowed till
Sept 510th to answer,
Dan Marx vs C Goodnough ; contin
ued for term : J 1) Slater reforeo.
Hoard of Commissioners vs D A Me
A lister Admr; taken under advisement.
Davis it Itaukin vs LaGraiideGiv;iu
ery; continued; T 11 Crawford referee.
A Summer vs Wm Noyen ud wife;
motion to strike out part of PI Ho com
plaint sustained,
Summer it Ilium v Wm Noyes uud
wife; biimo.
Jno Farrell vs J U Hunter et al;
motion to strike out part of Defts an
swer taken under adviocment.
Sonuner it Blum vs Win Noye; de
murrer to l'lll'ii complaint overruled ;
allowed till Monday to plead.
J S Sherman vs L M Sherman; u
mihed at Pilot cost without piv.udui
State vs W It lloothe; dii hai ; d.
Union County v A N llaiuiho i ; m
ken undur advibomuiit.
State vs Jno Pari ell ; diichwgcJ.
Stato vs ,1 II Hunter; tannin.
State n A W Wilson ; nume.
if V J-r. ..n W M Redding; con
tinued tor 1 1 'i vice.
satiuday, fi:rr. 28.
' A "E -Eaton vs O R it N'Cfi; demur
rer i)orruled. .
O (' ('..ve it Co vs Island City M &
M Co; judgment for Delta for costs;
Fit! given :30 days to lllo bill of exception.-.
' E J .Tn por vs W R Jasper executor ;
i judgment for Deft for $C(i.7o.
Hosier fc May vs Dan Chaplin ; salo
j of real estate confirmed.
j W R Jasper executor Vs W F Mar
tin; ale confirmed.
State vs J C Clnybum ; plen of not
guilty.
Stale vs Jno Prodmorc; same.
Stato vs Clins lirockins; same.
State vs II Wright aud J Allen ; do.
MONDAY SEI'T. 550.
Stato Insurance Covs R Deal; judg
ment for PUT.
Thos Hart vs Sarah Hart; decree of
divorce.
8 O Reed vs Jno Basset t; deed cor
rected. Hextor fe May vs Dan Chaplain;
confirmation of sale.
Sommer & Blum vs C. W. Ladd:
judgment for riff and salo of real es
tate ordered.
Lizzie Hill vs Henry Hill; referred
back to referee.
State vs L Wagoner; sentenced to
penitentiary for two and a half years.
Stato vs laaue Hagcrman; sen
tenced to penitentiary for one year.
Tho A P Hotaling Co vs J. C Clay
burn ; A J Ilackett appointed referee.
T. A. Horowitz vs S T Uhn; dis
missed at Flff's cost.
Raymond Squires it Co vs Kellogg
& Punch ; continued until next term.
State vs C Brockins; jury trial; ver
dict guilty. Thursday set for sen
tonce. TUESDAY OCT. 1.
A Sommers vs Wm Noycs et al;
judgment for Plfl' for $000 and fore
closure of mortgage ordered.
Jno Farrel vs .III Hunter; jury dis
agree. ;.Park McDonald ot al vs S J Soudcr;
Doft confessed judgment.
!lato vs Wm Michael; jury trial;
vonliot manslaughter.
Win Godley vs W and Mary Lieu
rance; jury out.
J V JConnedy vs Union Milling Co:
sheriff's tale confirmed.
R W Deal vs G. II Benson ; same.
W K Iliiulmit vs JnoPBaird; same.
American Mortgage it Security Co
va 13 Cochran ; same.
SOCIAL DAWCi,
AT-
Davis' Hall, Union.
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Tickets, i. oo.
EVERYBODY : INVITED.
Baird & James, Managers.
Notlm; of J'ljml Botlltimciit.
In tho Oounty Court ol the stato of Oregon.
for Villon ooiinty.
lu the nmttar of the os-)
tat of Frederick Mitch- V
ell decuamod, j
To mi. Waom it May Coxcntx:
TV OTIC K IS HKJtliUY (ilVICN THAT
JLi -the ntidcrsigm'd. administrator of the
esliitii of Frodcrick Miti-hcll, deeuusod, will
at tho npxt ri'ifiilar hc1ih of the euunty
court, iifli'i- the itil!lli;iition of tl-is notice
for four tiueci-Msive Wivk, to wit: on the
FIFTH DAY OF NOVFMltlClt, 18l
jreitnt bis IhinJ ncc.)Uiitt' said court and
utik to Imvc tiie snnio oonliniii'd, and thiit
he be dlschnrrtt'd from liis tnit as such ad
ministrator, nt which time all parsons iu
teiaHtuii in Ktdd estuto may appear and ob
ject to Mild continuation if they chooso to
do to.
This notice Is published by order of lion.
O. P. (Inod-dl. juilge of said county, inmlu
nnd dated the 3tli duv of Soptomber, ISS'J.
i a m i.'kj m m l'lviriiM i .
10-3
Adiniiii'itrator of said Fstatc.
Nulled or l'liuit Stittlii!nt.
ln'tbo County Court within and for Union
County, Oregon.
In the matter ot tho K-)
lull, uf lollll It Ale. -
t'ulibln. I)i'ea?-d. I
NOTICK IS HKUKIIY
V. W. YVoiniu-k. tlio
OIVKX Til '.T
administrator of
tho c-tato of John It. McCiibbln. deceased.
htut reudenit and priFontvd for hettleiiient
and i!ed ill vuli ci.uvt his tinal account of
his itdiuimwtr.itioii of suid estate, and tluit
TI'KSDAY. tho 5th dnv of NOV.. 1,-S0. nt
tbo court hiuo in tho city of Talon, I'nion
ootintv, OrfRim, has been duly appointed
by said court for tho settlement of mild ac
count, nl which time iiltd ptucc any portou
interested in said estate limy appear and
llje exceptions n ml objeetioim thereto, and
eon lest tlio same.
This noti'-e it made and pitbilshed by or
der of the Coiint l imit aforesaid, made
am! dated tho Olli il.v of Hept.. A. I). IS.
('. W. WOMAl'K,
Adiiilnlstrntnr of tho estate, of John II.
MoCxibbtti, de ej-l, 10 it.
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iulli.
lHiixti) Album ati Urn toiii
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Combines ths juice of the Blue Figs of
California, so laxative and nutritious,
with the medicinal virtues of plants
known to be most beneficial to the
human system, forming the ONLY PER
FECT REMEDY to act gently yet
promptly on the
KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS
AND lO
Glesnse tiia System Effectually,
SO THAT
PUHS" BLOOD,
REFRESHING SLEEP,
HEALTH and STRENGTH
Ns'.urtlly fb!!ov. Every one is using it
and all are dciiphted with if. A-!: your
druggist for SYKUP OF FIGS. Manu
factured only by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.,
Sam Fkahcisco, Cm..
Lot-tsvtLK, Kv. New Yoxk, N. V.
Trains nrnvo nnd depart from .Union
daily, ns follows:
EAST IIOU.NI).
Passenger. No. 4, 1ve
nt 5:25 n. in.
VIIKT HOUMl.
I'nssunger, No. 3, L' vo
at 1 :80 p. in.
Freight. No. 7, L'vo
at 11 :20 . in.
Freight. No. 8, 1,'vc
nt -':,.) n. in.
TirKTTto and trom prlncliml joints
l i Viv I o in tho lTnitciI suites. Canada
and Kurope.
Eles'a11 Nov Dining',
Pullisum rahico Sleepers,
Am D
Free Family Sleeping Car8 on all Ex
press 'rraina to
OMAHA,
COSJiVlGBL BLOFFS
and ASASCSTY0
Free of Charge and Without Change
Close connections at I'i irtlnnd for San Fran
cisco and I'ugct bound points.
OCEAX DIVISION.
Tlie Oregon Hallway it Navigation Co.. and
J'acilic CoaHt Hteainhip Co. will (lis
putcli Steamers between San Fran
cisco and Portland, as follows:
ritOM l'OKTLANK.
Leaving at 12 MidnY
as follows:
t'UOM 8AS FKANl'ISCO.
L'v'ng fc'pear st. wh'
at 10a. m. us follows:
Oregon Oct U, M, 2"!Stato Oct 1, 13. 2.5
Stato ' (i, IS, .'iO' Columbia 5,17,20
Columbia" 10. 22, Oregon ' U. 21
Tho company reserves thoright to change
steamers or failing days.
KATES OF PASSAGE:
Cabin. - - $10.00 Steerage - - $8.00
Hound Trip Tickuts, Unlimited - fHO.OO
Children, under 12 years - - Half Fare
,, ,, 0 years ... Free
Including Meal and ltcHh.
C. J. SMITH, I A. L. MAXWELL,
(i'cn'1 Manager. I C. V. & T. A,
,1. W. SXUEI), Agont. Union.
PATENTS
Obtained, and nil Patent Business attended
to Promptly nnd for .Moderate Fees.
Ourotllce is opposite the U. S. Patent
OHiee, ami wo can obtain Pntonis In less
time than tboso remote irom Vaoington.
Send MODEL or 1)1! AWIN'O. We adviso
as to nautentnbililv free of charge; anil we
mako NO ClIAKfiE UNLESS PATENT IS
SECUKED.
We refer, here, to tho Postinnstor. the
Supt. of Monev Order Div., and ti olllciab
of the U. H. l'atent Otlice. I'i l circular,
advice, terms and rell'ereiiccs tt aitual li
cnts in your own State or County, write to
C. A. SNOW & Co..
Opposite Patent Otlice. Watiiiiigtou. I). C
IMrJ.F. Smith,
ji - . Speeialistni
Veterinary Surgery.
Kidgllug horit s Micccsfully treated.
Hellers ami s')vs spayed by the lutist im
luoved nuthodw. 1 will nlvo inttt ruction
in my system of treatineut, nnd goaruntee
ati-taction in every instnuee, or no i tiurires
will be made. I am permuneutlv loeuttil lit
Union, Oregon. Will promptly attend to
all calls, by mail or othorwine. ' 8-l.Vtf.
Shindes For Sale!
An unlimited amount of No. 1 shingles
couktautty on ham! and for sle rheup.
Orders from all part of the country so
licited. .
S. P. UUKUOl tills,
.'1 11 tf Cove, Oregon.
ROY
SEWING IVTAGr-IirfaE.
Mo wrouc to run 11 : ti wa
tin' uiiiii running furanl or I
bul k iu J
' I'tiim, uir. or limM J ;
lioli to iiiriml iu uiitulilu I
or liuiiltf.
o rtMMt uulnl (n any cxln-r iu- i
. li I ii 1; dM nut nn.
BUY THE ROYAL ST.MOHN.
For Sale by I
V. II. P.K'W. 1 O
WORTH
To Cash
DEALER IN
JJSTTD
Latest Styles.
Just Ucceived, Direct from the East, a Largo Invoice of LADIES' nnd
MISSES' CALFSKIN SHOES, tho Best Ever brought to this Market.
Also a Fine Assortment of
nr
My Pi'iccs vrill suit tlic times. Drop in and see me.
C. VINCENT, Main Street, Union, Or.
MHirmpim ? mm? ,j mm m
(OPPOSITE CENTENNIAL HOTEL.)
Ja SD ELLIOTT,
Kverything Firt Class. Terms Very Iteasonablc.
Buss to and Fiom the Depot Making Connection with all Trains
Wilson &
Manufacturers
rs aiici
loiilte.
Keeps Constantly on hand a Laro Supply of
Bedding,, Desks, Office Furniture, etc.
All kinds of Furniture Made, and I'phoUteriiif; done to order.
WILSON t Ml IXKlt, Main St., Union, Or
Unn Wnn Mnritnnnnnt T
BUM I M MMJMlfM
Now open to tho public on Main Street,
Union, Oregon.
Board and Lodging.
Meals aS. 35 Lis.
Xo Chinese cooks employed, and every
thing neat and clean.
The Public Patronage Solicited.
l-2ft-tf
MltS. WAI.UATII. l'rop.
THE WORLD'S BEST
id Button S2.60 Shoe
Has Da ecjoal for aiiyij. Kit Hod Wear. Positively
tlie tH'.ii, abo in Amur ut t.ir tbe munuy. Oo not bt
tucciTcd. 8t tuiui on buuora of uitub itaoa. Take
no otli. rU Kry nuir vurrwiteU. MtrtUlt hii1
DMl Ut any Si mmh U Ulu mtrkL-i. for B&lu t
Jos. AVrlivht, Union, Or.
TlioiUMin A I'ur-i'l arc atii-nfs fdj
iLto ct'lfbrutc.l rcliii' Wiiki Mill, :iinl
II (he. priv oil 1 1 icln liivt liecn rri-ut -lv
rt'illlcr.l tin nil' li v wiihiu tin
rt'llfll "t l" . !.l !c liiill tu lie seen
at UK ii' 1 1 .l.i . ii. .i; 111 I'i i mi . ( all
Hint e.iiuiiic it .
?fIVT"T"T ozp- T
OF GOODS
Stivers at
All Kinds.
N S
FURNISHING -:- GOODS.
Miller,
of and Dealers in-
fil
mm kit
Leaves Union daily at 2 p. m, arrives at
Cove at 3:30 p. m,
l.avcs Cove atS a. in., nrrivos at Union
at'J:K0 a. m.
Connections made with Elliott's coachc.
runnin to the depot, carrying passcnjjer.s
'or cast and west hound trams.
It.VTKS fur I'ASSlJXfJKKS. MlfifiAGK
anil I-liinCillT, J!i:ASOXAJtLU.
ltOlUNSON .fc LAYXK, - - - Proprietors.
Union nnd Cormicoia
s 3
Qttiekest nnd Cheapest
Konte to the Pine Creek
Mines.
We Still Live at the
IIOI CITY HOTEL
(Opposite tho Court House.)
The Itest of Accommodations to Patrons..
Meals, 25c; Beds, 25c.
Livery and lVd Stablo in Connection
with tho Hotel.
PAT1IONAGH SOLICITE1).
L. ,1. liOOTIIK - I'ropriotor..
6-0-tf
Parlor ui M
room ki
Cornucopia Saloon,
Wm. Yviiox, I'kop.
The Finest of Wines, Liquors
and Cigars always in stock.
KIBHT CXAS BJhl.UItDTAIIIJi.
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