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TIIU11SDAY, JUNE 12,1890.
Written for Tin: Scout.
CAUSE AND EFFECT.
In tliffor'st'sconl recesses,
- IJy tli's side of nioitntiiin stream,
Mhlst tin! zopliyt's cool caresses,
Here I love lo .'it and dream.
AVhcrc no strife or agitation
Until mv. sweet retreat Invade;
Jlcro in quiet meditation,
Sit I in the pleucunt shade.
Hero my mind seeks information
Strives- I o learn of Nature's law.-;
Anil I 11 ii-1 tliut till formations
Are lntt I he effects of cauc.
At my liable a lni tree loometh
1 1 i sj. 1 1 iibive surrounding tree;
Uy my feet n llowtret bloomclh,
Casting fragrance on the breeze.
At my right, and alder sappllng
Stands on bank of rippling stream;
At my left, with tendrils granpiing.
Grows a vine of humble inuin.
Knch of dlllcrent form and fixture;
Kaeh n iliffi'rent law obeys J
Each wrotiuht by a dill'erc'nt mixturo
Of coinmlngllng gas and clavs.
If the older chnngo and perish,
It will help to build the pine;
And llkewlsu the pine nuiv cherish
Uolh the llowerot and (lie vine.
Thus by er.ue we sec the ffect,
Which in turn product's cause;
Effect is cause, and cotisc is oiled,
First and last of Nature's laws.
II. C. Emi:uv,
COUNTINd THE PEOPLE.
Somo of tho Inquiries to tio mado by tbo
Coucua Enumerators This Month.
Tho eleventh census of tho Unitct
States will bo tuhen during tho month
of Juno. Tho census enumerators
hegun tlieir work on Monday, Juno
2, and will visit every housu and ask
questions concerning ovory person and
every family in tho United .States. The
questions that will ho asked call for
tho naino of every person residing in
tho United States on tho first dav of
June, with tlieir sex and anv, and
whether white, black, mulatto, quad
roon octoroon, or Chinese, Japanese, or
Indian. Inquiry will be made also of ov
cry port-on as lo whether they aro single,
married, widowed, or divorced, and,
if married, whether married during tho
census year. Tho place of birth of
each perhon, and Iho place of birth of
tho father and mother of each portion,
will also bo called for, as well as
atalonient as to the prollotsion, trade,
or occupation followed and the nuin
her of months unemployed during the
census year. For all persons ton years
of age or ovur a return must bo made
by tho enumerator as to tho number
ablo to road and write, and also tho
number who can speak ICnglish tho
particular language or dialect spoken
by thorn will bo ascertained. For
amnion oi tcnooi age, also too num
ber of months thev attended school
will bo recorded by tli Jconsus enumera
tors. In tho caio of mothers an in
quiry will Lo made an to tho number
of children they havo had, and tho
number of thoto children living at tho
present time. This inquiry is lo bo
mado of all women who aro or havo
boon married, including all who aro
widows or havo been divorced. Kor-oign-born
males" of adult ago, that if,
21 years of ago or over, will bo asked
(is to tho number of years they havo boon
in tho United States, and whether they
aro naturalized or havo taken out na
turalization papers. Of tho head of
each family visited tho question will
bo asked as to the number of persons
in tho family, and whether his homo
is owned or hired; also, if owned,
wliuthor tho homo is free from mort
gago incumbrance. If the head of tho
family is a farmer, similar inquiries
will bo iniido concerning tho owner
ship of tho farm. In addition to these
inquiries, all of which aro mado on tho
population schedule, tho law under
which tho census is taken makes tho
provision for special inquiries concer
ning such of tho population as may
bo mentally or physically defective in
any respect, that is, insane, feeble
minded, deaf, blind, or crippled, or
who may bo tomporaiily disabled by
sickness, disease, or accident at tho
time of tho enumerator's visit. Cer
tain special inquiries will also ho mado
concerning 'inmates of prisons and ro
formatorio.1 and of charitable and be
nevolent institutions. lies ides this,
a statement will bo called for concern
ing all persons who havo died during
tho census year, giving their name,
ago, so.v, occupation, and cause of
death.
This ollleial count of tho people
comoi but onou in ton years, and
ovory family and ovory person should
consider it to ho their duty to answer
tho questions of tho census enumera
tors willingly and promptly, so that
definite and accurate information may
bo gained onotrning tho 05,000,000
.people living within tho bounds of this
grout country.
vcntoui
To'excliinso goo U;fr ro cords of waod.-
THE PABK.
A Condensed Record of Recent Interesting
Happenings.
Hnm'l Ilutlcdgo is in tho mines at
work.
Tho recent rains wot the ground in
pretty good chape.
The prospect is splendid for good
crops of grain and hay.
Tho measles havo about disappeared
from this community.
School will begin next Monday, with
Miss Kennedy as teacher.
Jack Frost has been in tho Park, for
it is plain to bo scon where ho has ta
ken a bite.
Mose and V. M. havo got tho jus
tice paid; all tho trouble now is for
thorn to find the other parties.
Mrs. K. T. Smith, Miss Carrie Ilut
lcdgo, J). Smith and Dan Van returned
Monday from a week's visit to La
Grande.
Dick Duncan has got the logging
contract and has moved up ready to
go to work, but tho rainy weather is
putting tho work hack.
Dunham Wright has got over tho
measles to that ho can talk some.
Everybody knows that it is a task for
Dunham to talk much at any time.
Tho election passed off" quietly.
Votes for Union wero thick around
here. Sanford Shaw come homo from
tho sheep camp in order to voto for
Union, and on his way found a mare
that ho had given up as stolon as
sho had been gone about a year.
Moral Do tho right thing and you
will bo rewarded.
It is reported that La Grande voted
everything in tho shape of a human
that could ho found. 10 ven the pass
engers on tbo trains could haid'y es
cape. Tho ktt-klux wero honest com
pared to tho La (handers. Wo should
not blame them however, for accord
ing to the doctrine of tome creeds it
was foreordained from tho foundation
of tho world that La Grande should
do just what it has dono and is doing.
Tho mill company havo got their
boiler and engine homo and in place.
They will start to i awing in a day or
two if the weather will permit. When
they wore bringing their boiler around
by way of Tolocasct, tboy lost a four
inch monkey-wrench boniewhuro be
tween Fra.ier's place and Lyon's hill.
Anyone finding it and leaving it at
Tim: Scout ollico will bo paid for their
trouble.
I will mako the boy take mo to tho
sheep camp. S. It will bo hard for
mo to take all that brandy and ginger
I got for tbo mcasels, but I can if I
havo to. I. I think my boy is tho
best and prettiest there is. K. If I
had known he would deny it, I would
too. II. Oh for a g.il a gallon of
good old rye. W. Oh for a man a
mansion in tho skies, D. If ho gets
drunk again 1 will whip him, so help
mo God. L. I never was so drunk
in my life. J. I am going to send
for hor; I don't like to have a woman
and not havo her, either. J.
Moiki:.
WOLF CREEK BUDGET.
Plenty of rain.
Crops aro growing nicely.
Sunday school every Sunday at 2:110
in.
Election is now ovor and wo con
gratulate Union on her victory.
Jno. O'Hriont has moved to his
"peach ranch" in tho foot hills and is
running a dairy.
Theio was plonty of La Grande
whiskey at tho election. So much
that tho streets almost staggered tho
next day.
Mr. Jas Gilkinson's son made a Hy
ing trip to tho Dig Creek country this
week on a visit to his nephew, .las. K.
Gilkinson.
Tho school on Wolf crook is progress
ing nicely with -lo pupils enrolled.
Last month tho daily attendance was
Several of tho North l'owdor pu
pils aro attending Wolf crook school.
Tho 1st inst, Itov. Douglas, editor
of tho baptist Sontinelof Dayton Wash,
preached to the good people of Wolf
creek. Tho sermon was good; but
wo will havo to take exception to tho
alter part, hccaiibo no true christian
would make tho assertion, "unless you
aro dipped under tho liquid wave you
vill ho lost." Such an assertion is
not consistent with tho touching of tho
bible. Wo are of tho opinion that
there aro other baptisms than water.
Booml Boomll Booialll
Ho quick if you want a flrnt class
mrgain in city or country property
(We'll loan you money to buy with.)
Now is tho time. Got thoro "Eli."
You'll duublo your money tho ilrt
mouth. Call on Wilson k lluekutt,
managers Union Keel Estate Associa
tion.
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Ladies' Furnisliini Goods and Fine Shoes.
All of which wili bo sold at bottom prices.
'tlio for X'tibliciitiiin.
Land Offick at La OitANnn. Oiti:oo.v,)
Mav .11, 181)0. f
NOTICH IS HHItKIlY OlVHX THAT
tho followiiiK-nanied settler has liled
notice of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said proof
will bo mado before the register and receiv
er at La Grande, Oregon, on July 2,
1800, yu.
tt. AV. Dolnn,
I). S. Xo. 0.-i!Kl, for the XK
VnA SW. Sky, SWK Sec.
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si:m see. -i,
;i, t p. s. it.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of. said land, vi.:
Alma Holny, W. It. Wells, Joseph Har
rison and (I'jargo Stoddard, all of Xorth
Powder, Oregon.
Any person who desires to protcstngaiu.?t
the allowance of such proof, or who knows
of any substantial reason, under the law and
the regulations of the Interior Department,
wh.v 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 olt'er
evidenco in rebuttal of that submitted by
claimant. Hunuy Uiniuiaut.
(1-12-wiJ Register.
Motlco Tor rtililiciitlini,
hand Ollico at La (! ramie, Oregon )
June!), 1MK. f
Xotice Is hereby u'iven that the following
named settler has liled notice of his inten
tion to make fluid pioof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will bo made be
fore the register and receiver at La Grande'
Oregon, on July 2U, 1800. viz:
Joseph . llarrlHOii.
D. H. Xo. 0ST)(J, for tho SKV, SWjf Sec..'!.
XKK XWJ4. WJ4 XW Sec, 10, Tp. OS,
It. .'IS H.
He names the following witnesses to
prove Ills continuous residence upon mid
cultivation oi, said land, vi.:
(i. W. Dolan
i, W. L. Well's. Alma Xcwllu
arnos, all of North I'ovvder.
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and L. It. Charnes
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the rcL'tthitions of the Interior Department
why such proof .should not be allowed, will
be given an opportunity at the above men -tfouod
time and place to cross-examine the
witnesses of said claimant, and to oiler
evidence in rebuttal of that submitted by
claimant Hunuy ItiM HAnr.
0-12-wO Itegister,
Xiitlcii I-'or riilillcutiDii.
Land Ollico at L't Grande, Oregon I
.May 21. 1MH). f
Xotice is hereby given that tho following
named settler has' tiled notice 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 L i Grande,
Oregon, on July 1 1, 1S00. viz :
,luHpli ISoKUer,
I). S. Xo. 80(K), for the XKKSW'MSec 20
Tp. 7 S, It. -in K. W. M.
Ho names tho following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of. Mild laud, viz:
Daniel i , .Moore, uiaronce nayioril, Free
man Steele, and George Steele, all of Pine
valley, Oregon.
Hn.sitY Ki.Ni:ii.un
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Itegister.
t leu I'or I'ii litleat lim.
Land Ollico at La Grande. Oregon,)
May 2.1. 1MW. i
Xotlco is hereby given that the following
named settler has tiled notice of his inten
tion to make llnal proof in support of lib
claim, ami that said proof will lie made be
fore the register and receiver at La Grande,
Oregon, on July It?, 1800. viz:
Ctiiulos O. Hlilut'll,
D. S. No. 87iSl, for the SK qr. XF nr.. XH
or. Si: qr. Sec 22, SWqr. XWur., XWur,
t5W qr. Sec 2;i, Tp, I S. It -10 K.
Ho names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of, said land, viz:
George Ames, L. A. Robertson, J.A.
Kuinbly and Alupxo Vauscart, all of Un
ion, Oregon.
1IK.NKV Itl.NKIIAKT.
0-fi-w(l Uegiater.
Nutieo or rorfelture.
Cornucopia, Union county. Orcou,l
Feb. 25. im. I
To Jami-.s Kaiiiwiutiiku and Jami 11.
Moiiton:
You and earh of you aro liereby notified
that John MoFaddcu lias expended one
hiuulred dollnrs In labor on the ''Xcttiu"
mine, situated in the Granite Mining Dis
trict, Union county, Oregon, in ordor to
hold said preiuioi under the provUinu of
So'. 'JXH. revistsl statutes of the United
Stilton, lielnx the amount rcqulnul Xo hold
ine same ior tno year uiHiiug in'. u, isu,
a nd if within ninety days from the service
of this notice you fall or refuxe lo contrib
ute your proportion of such expvuditiiro an
sueh eo ownur, your inturovt in said i-lalui
Mill become the property of the mlMoribcr
umlur said koctlon Hi I.
JOHN McFADDBN.
'.'27-ain.
Anv person who desires to protest again' t'l""-em ,c.i u.-uwh. '. ;-
tho allowance of such proof, or who knows roll, the above named plaintiff, obtained a
,.f u.,i..,.,,ti..i ,.,inriw. i.,. .,.i i ltidginetit and decree of foreclosure and
A Noiltlcullim.
To Whom ir May Cu.ncsk. :
My wifu. K'littia MrShauu. having left m
bisl aud board, without in v voiueiit. I f'T'.ai
any w to credit the said Kiiium M .Sii me,
on my mvount,ai 1 will not p.iy muv oi ux
dobu. IMITKIl M.MIANU.
Kltii, Orepon. May 13. IM).
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SUMMONS.
In the Circuit court of the Stato of Oregon,
for Union county.
Xelson Schoonover.
I'laintiir,
vs.
T. It. Tannatt and J. F. Hoycr,
Defendants
To the Defendants, T. It. Tannatt amlJ.
F. Hover:
I.n- tiii: nami: of tiih Statu ok Ounoo.v:
You and each of you aro hereby required
to appear and answer the complaint lilcd
against you in the above entitled suit, on
or before the first day of the next regular
session of tho above entitled conn after the
publication of this summons for six weeks,
to-wit: on tho 23rd duy of September. ISO),
or that in default thereof i'laintiir will
take a judgment and decree against each
of you tor the relief demanded in the com
plaint in this cause, to-wit: That by the
Itidgment and decree of this court the De
fendants be decreed to convey the XHK of
XKK of Section 21. Township I South, of
Uange .'Ml Kat. of the Willamette meridian,
to I'laintiir, oy a good and sutliclent deed
of conveyance within a reasonable time,
and that In delault tliereol the decree or
this court vesting the title to said laud in
tilaintill'bc rendered ami for costs and dts-
bursenients and for such other further and
nioro ceneral relief as to ttie court may seem
equitable in the premises.
This summons is published in Tin: Ore-
(ion nt'ocT nv order oi mo tionorame
James A. Fee, judge of the Sixth Judicial
District, of the State of Oregon made and
dated at chambers the 10th day of May,
1MH). SHF.hTON CAUltOLL.
.r.15 Attorneys for I'll!-.
siiKun'r'.s sai.i:.
W. T. Carroll, .I'llf. )
John Hanson, Deft, f
UXDFli AXD UY VIIITUU OF AX
order of sale and decree of foreehisure
I sale isMu-d outof the Honorable Circuit
"f '' s, , r ,0r.VKOI,,i'J,r "!V"
I ciuinty. on the 2.idlay of .May, 1800. in the
. ..i :.. i i.. ir T
sale against John Hanson, defendant,
the 12th day of February. lM'O.for the sum
ol $102 with interest thereon at the rale of
10 per cent, per annum from October s, ISss
and costs and disbursements taxed at .fJU fC
and the further stun of $20 attorneys' lees,
and accruing costs and costs of this wjit. I
am commanded to sell tho laud situated in
Union county. Oregon, and described in
said decree as follows, to-uil: The east one
half of tiie xiiithwest (liiaiter and the south-
west quai tcr of the southeast, quarter of
seciioii nil! ly-ouc, ill lownsiiip live siiiiiu, i
of range fortv-oue east of the Willamette j
meridian.' Therefore I will sell on '
Sntimt.-iy tint 'iHtli il.iy of .lone. 1K1K),
at 2 o'clock p. m. of said dav at public auc- I
tion at the court house door in said county. !
all the right, tftlo and interest which the I
said defendant has in and to the above de
scribed pioperty. Tonus of sale, cash to
me in hand.
Dated this 2;!d dav of Muv, 1WI0.
.5-20 A. N. HAMILTON.
Sheriff.
Tlntlier I.niiit, Aitt .luuii It, ltSTM Nutico
Kor l'lililluntlon,
U. S. Lav ii Oitick, La Gka.VDR. Ounsox, I
May 2i, ls'.K). (
Xotice is iioroby given that in complianco
witli tho provisions of the act of Congress of
.luno .'1, IS", entitled ''An act lor tho sale
timber lands iu tho states of California,
Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Ter
ritory,'' Wllllum 11. Itontlie,
of Cove, county of Union, stato of Ore
gon, has this day riled in this ollico his
sworn statement Xo. 203, for the purchuo
of thoSWi NWKnml W.4' SW!", of Sec
tion Xo. ', in Township Xo. 2 South,
lint ice No. It) Fast, and will oiler
proof to show that the land Nought is more
valuable for it timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish his
claim to said land before the register and
receiver of this olllceat La Grande, Oregon,
on Saturday, tho 2:ird. day of Aug., 1K!K).
Ho names us witnesses: .1. Q. A. ltieh
nrdson, H. K. Willard, J, F. Smith and
John 'I'ii Hot. all of Cove, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above described lands nrc requested to
tile their claims in this nflleo on or before
wud 23rd day of Aug., 10.
Hf.MtY KlNEIIAKT,
tH'JwIO. KejrUutr.
Timber Limit, Act
For I
Juno it. tH7H--N"nllH)
iiMlontliui.
V.
S. L..t OmcK, U Gramik. Orkook.i
April su, iMM, y
Xoticf I hereby given that iu coinpliMllcu
with the oroviiiotm of tho net of Coni:res
of June s. 17', entillwl "An act for the
sale of liuPwr lauds iu the Stuten of ('alitor-1
nia. un-giui. .Nevada, mm wuMiinniun -rur-1
rwory,'' AmerlcnK. Kees. of Cove, ooimty j Hipp U'tnoc I innnrc nnd fin-n-of
Union, mate of Oregon. lias thU day! 1 nlHtS, LiqilUrb tllld Llgai?
Iiel in t tnce lu r cuiirn M.. lenient r0
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lUi!. for the Mir. base ot the l. , NK!, ot I
SiK'tion Xo. Ii, in Tp. No. S, Knii(t) No.
It), and will oiler proof to slum that the i
laud Mititfht is more vuluu'ile for its Umber !
or Htotu IIiki. forHKricuitural purpuM-k. ui.d
to utaUi-n lier emiiu to miid laud lx;tore '
the rt'Klster nud rvoeitrrof thm vt&vr nt ,
Im Gr.iiidu Oregon, en .vuturiiay, the 12 h
day of Ju y. li.
h)u' liuoien- wltit-i' - O'U" Krk''iley,
Wlllimn Mi ihSkit, loloi Slim-.'uul.er Ji'd
In lues 1 Ifii. I- I -. t all i t ' 'V e ift goli
Anv jii'i I i.r..i , , hi i; a.lw rV.
the L.'f d' '1 t III I- u:e t, i,u,-lel i
fdo their i ' i ni. n :iii- oi'i e .t k. U are
-aid I2tli i !ui. Js:.
IUi:. K NKiitiit
.Vts A 10 ' UK'-:
lender anil by virtue of an attachment,
execution mm order of nlu itsued out of
tho Honorable Circuit Court of the state of
Oregon, for Virion conntv. to me directed
and delivered upon n judgment rendered
in said court on the 12lh day of Feb.unry,
ism. in fnvnr nf V. T. Carn-lt administra
tor of the estate of ,lee H. Statist II de- i
waartl. tii .l nimiiist .1. It. Stutisell and . t
It. Hamilton defendants, requiring me that
I mif ,.f ill.. i.iv.i.cri v lirtvliuifier described. I
mnke the -mi of ? 14 1. 40 with interest at
the rate of 10 irr c-i'iit. mr annum, from
February l'J. 1MX. ami the further Mini nf
?i),00 nttornivs fees in this action, and
costs and disbursement-taxed at $'20.15 and
eo-ts of this writ, and accruing costs, and
whereas bv said execution and decree it
was ordered that the following described
real estate be sold, to-wit : The S'lA 'S'K
Section ."J2, Township 1 South of KangeHJ
East of the Willamette meridian, and N
yt of NHK Section r, 'I'ownxhip 2 South of
Itunge.TJ Kastofthe Willamette meridian,
all in Union county. Orcm, be sobl and
proeeeds nri-dnsc thcref.-nm be applied in
satisfaction of aid judgment; therefore T
will sell on
Saturil.iy, tho Utlnliiy of Jane, 1800,
nt '2 o'clock i. m. of said day, at public auc
tion, In front of the court hou-e door in
said countv, all the rifdit. title, claim mid
interest which said defendants J. It. Stan
Sell and W. 1!. Hamilton lmd on or afk;r
January :;o, 1V.W in or to said property, and
that I will tin tho same day and date above
mentioned s ll the following described per
sonal property, to-wit: Two black inures,
:i years old, branded S Don left hip; one
bav mare, !l vears old. branded S t) on left
hip ; one bav horse, .'1 years old, branded
S'J on felt hip.: two red cows, about
I four years old; one cow oyears old,
branded 15 on left side, and one roan cow,
branded F S on left hip, in satisfaction of
said judgment.
Terms of sale, cash to me in hand.
Dated Muv 8, 18U0.
A.X.HAMILTON,
SJieriir-of Union County' Oregon.
SHintlFK'S SAI.IC.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale
and decree of foreclosure and salo issued
out of the Honorable Circuit Court of the
state of Oregon, for Union county, on the
2'Jth day of April, 1800, wherein J. W. Shel
ton, pluintiir, obtained a judgment and de
cree of foreclosure and sale against J. W.
Drav and S. A. Dray, defendants, on tho
12th"dayof February, 1800, requiring me
that out of the property hereinafter de
scribed and described in said decree, I make
the sum of 2'51.00 and interest thereon
from February 12, ISOo at the rate of 10 per
cent, per annum, and costs and disburse
ments taxed at $ 1 1.00 and the further sum
of 00.00 attorneys fees and eos of this
writ and accruing costs, and that to secure
said payment or sum of money, said defen
dant J. "W. Dray, executed and delivered to
said plaintiff his certain mortgage upon
the following described land, situated in
Union countv, Oregon, to-wit : ThoSW'-t
ofXIiVinnd NWH of SK ( of Section 2u,
Township :i South, . f llange 3S Fast of Wil-
liinvette Mni-lilinn. nlso l.locks N'o. 2. 1.(1. S.
Oaiuf 11 in Arnold .t Dray's addition to the
tmvn nf.lji (inmilc. in snlrl cnimtv. also I
tlc Kastlhilf of Lot one in llloek one on
.trc-tit ilt said town of La Grande; that
, tllt. cliIm t(, nll(l interest in said land i
claimed bv defendant S. A. Drav is subse- i
,m(,Mt in "point of time and subject to the
mortgugo of said plaintiff; Therefore I will
v,,u ull
Sntmdny, tlie l ltli rfny of June, 1S!)0,
I at 2 o'clock p. in. of said day, at pubic auc
! tion, in front of the court house door in
i said county, all the right, title, claim and
j interest of said defendants J. W. Dray and
j S. A. Dray, of, In and totheabovedeseribed
j property.'and the proceeds to be applied in
I satisfaction of said judgment.
Terms of sale, cash tome in hand.
Dated May S, ISOO.
A. X. II AMI LT X,
Sheriff of Union county, Oregon.
SIIUttlFl-S S.YJ.U
Uy virtue of an attachment execution is
sued out of tho Circuit Court of the state
of Oregon, for Union county, upon a judg
ment rendered In said "court on the
1 12th dav of February. 1MK), in favor of W
T. Carroll administrator of the estate of
Jesse II. Stansell. de eased, and against G.
W. A. Stansell and Martha .1 Stansell de
fendants, requiring me that out of the prop
erty hereinafter described and described in
said decree. I make the sum of ifTV.KO witli
interest thereon from February 12, ls00. at
the rate of ,s per cent, per annum, and for
costs and disbursements taxed at .f27.72 and
i ,."n ,',,,ts ,,r' tli
writ and acuruing costs,
aid execution H was or
i UIl( wn'reas by
dered that) the following described r.-al
estate be sold, to-wit: The SW',of SIP,
Section :!2, Toi!slnp t South of Itange :;9
Fast of the Willamette Meridian, and XW
yt of XLM of Secilun 5, Town-hip 2 South
of Htiuge 8!) Fast of the Willamette meridi
an, all in Union county, Oregon, be sold
and the proceeds ari-ing therefrom bo ap
plied in satisfaction of said judgment;
therefore I w ill sell on
of.Iiiiio. 18110.
nt 2 o'clock p. m of
said day, at public
auction, In front of the court house door
in said county, oil the right, title, claim
and interest of said defendants G. W. A.
Stansell and Martha J. Stansell, of, in ami
to the above described property, or so much
thereof as may bo necessary to nti-fy said
judgment, with interest and costs, to the
liiuhest bidder, cash to me in hand.
Dated May 8, IssO.
A. X. HAMILTOX,
Sheriff of Union County, Oregon,
C. C. CGFRN3ERRY,
Dealer in all kinds of
Farm Machinery,
UXIOX, OltEGON.
For reasonable terms anil low prices
call on mo and I will satisfy you.
" V-17-tf.
:m: "Blue : IMT-
SALOOSM,
Jamcm, l'roprietor, Union,
W'u
Oregon.
in btock.
Drop in and be sociable. Kino billiard table
T. CHAPMAN,
Real Estate Agent,
AND CONVEYANCER.
I'.trt.i s desiring to invtt in Ely in
town jtMpiTty ir m f.i.uiu- l.m.ls
hiuld c ill on u ..d'i'i -- i: .it EL. p.
Ol.
in
Bars. Alger,
i
AT THK
Keens conpt-anlly on Hand a com
plete stock of fresh
Candies,
Stationery,
Slicoi Jlusio,
Wire Goods,
IJrackcts,
USKKUL
Household Utensils.
A share ol the public patronage so
licited. S-15-tf.
R. H.
BROWN,
-Dealer in
1101
TOILET AUTICLES,
PERFUMERY, PAINTS,
OILS, GLASS, PUTTY, Etc.
A Complete and Varied Stocli of Wall
Paper on hand.
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded
Day or Night.
A full supply of school books con
stantly on htind.
TOE WORLD'S BEST
lid Button 11.10 Shoe
Has no equal for Style, Fit nncl Wear. Positively
tbo Liojt uhoe in America lor tho money. Do not bt
deceived. -So stamp on bottom of each slioo. Take
no other. l.'verj imir warranted. Stylish and
cquul to a:i ?! kliuo iu tlio murkut. For aulo bl
Jos. Wrig'lit, Union, Or.
Leaves Union dail vat
Cove at JSi.'iO p. m. '
Leaves Cove ut S a. in.
at 0:30 a. m.
2 p. m, arrives at
arrives at Union
t
Connections made with Elliott's coachet
running to the depot, carrying passengers
for east and west bound trains.
UAT1IS for I'AStllNOI!
and I'ltlCKillT, IMC.
HIS. I.lTOd.VOE
,VS(AUL.If.
ItOUIXSOX .t LAYXK. Proprietors.
Union and Cornucopia
Quickest and Cheapest
IJoute to tho Pino Creek
Mines.
ItATKS :
r.Mii:.
1 50
- :i oo
- o oo
WEIGHT,
nion to Park
" " Sanger
" " Cornucopia
.F.Smith,
Specialist in
Veterinary
Surgery.
itidgling horses succosfully treated
lieilers and bows spayed by tho latest im.
proved methods. I will give lmstrttctia,!
in my system of treatment, and guarantee
satisfaction in every instance, or no charges
will be made. I am permanently located at
at
t
Union, Oregon. Will promptly ottend
all calls, by mail or otherwise. 8-15-tf.
LUMEE11 for SALEi
at the High Valley
Saw Mill
All klmls of lumber constantly on hand
or turnished on short notice. Prices cheap
as the cheapest.
Patronage - Solicited.
5-.KH f WM WILKINSON SON.
SEND FOR OUH CATALOGUEano PRICES
Tlroi nrci Qiul Woflininoi
mi w to too
Um
ATLAS ENGINE WORKS,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
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