THURSDAY, JULyTu 1890.
"Written for Tub Scout.
THE .PIONEER.
Oyer plain nnd priilrie,
Through the mountain pass,
Aiwnys necessary,
"Water, wcodiuul grass."
Prospects oddly luiriiished
Where no fuel growh,
Chips nre kindly furnished
Jty the hitll'alocM.
On tho (Insert dreary,
Neither gram or hay,
0.!i g.-owing weary,
Falling by the way.
Westward still proceeding,
Ilroncho and a stcier,
Looking for an Eden,
Comes the pioneer,
On his wagon printed,
Hidden by the dust,
Destination hinted,
"Oregon or bust.''
Reaches mountain yalley,
Money gutting low,
Thinks he'd better dally
There a month or so.
Country fast improving,
Year.s have passed away.
Tired of always moving,
Settled there to May,
Never failing rations
Whiskey and cigars,
All his poor relations
Coming on the cars.
Loafing in retirement,
Travels on a pass;
Still arc his requirements
"Water, wood and grass"
widows.
LtJ.NA Tll'K.
THE COVE.
Nows of tho Weok as Noted by Our
ular Correspondent.
Retr-
July IK), 1800.
Miss Sarah Ohrisman has finished
her school pour Elyiu mid returned
flioiiiii!
E. T. J'Wor started on a short busi
hess trip to Huntington, Pendluton
and Walla Walla, Tuesday.
Do not forgot tho iuo cream festival
Saturday ovening of this week at the
hull. Everybody in invited to conic,
cut and bo merry.
Mr. S. Burroughs in shipping largo
quantities of Hhiugles to Union and
La Grande. Tlioy aro of good quality
and in demand everywhere,
Mr. and Mrs. West of East Portland
on their way hmnu from llaker City,
nrrived in town Tuesday. Mrs. V
is n niece of Mrs. Hcndorshott.
The intelligence has just arrived that
Bert Huflman tho well known writer
of verso and prose has thrown down
tho pen and is tuning his lyre to tho
eoug of a mower in lower Covo.
NewB of interest is not to ho found.
Tho bent part of tho community is
busy in tho hay hold and havo no time
to get into mischief or do any thing
for tho itemizer to mako note of.
'J.IH8 lias neon a very lavoraulo sea-
boii for gin don suss in Covo. Now po
tntocs, pens, beans, turnips, rutabagas
aro on cvory table and if loss favored
mortals of tho valley aro vogolableless,
thoy can secure ample supplies hero
Mr. ll.'lliirrell has a well on tho
ftaudridgu 127i feet doop. It was
driven jwrt way and bored tho rost
The water which was of excollentquali
ty has suddenly failed hut it is thought
Band has washed in and stopped the
pipe.
Messrs. A. J. Foster and C. G. Olson
havo gono to Milton this week. Thoir
business is to examine a ilouring mill
in that town which contains all tho
latest improved machinery, with u view
to making similar improvements in
tho Cove mill.
A largo number were in town last
Sunday to see a match gamo of base
ball which was to have been contested
on tho Covo grounds between Union
and Kummervillo. On account of tho
Bummervillo uiuo concluding not to
como neither side put in an appearance
and tho crowd wished it had gone
huckloborrying.
Mr. A. II. Conloy of tho Bandridge
has purchased one of tho new fauglod
harvesting machines. 1 1 is pulled over
tho field by a drove of horses and cuts,
threshes, cleans, grinds and makes
hot rolls out of tho product. Dread
wagons will be supplied direct from tho
machine. It will bo well worth a visit
to Mr. Conley's mammoth farm to see
this ingenious machine at work.
Take It Bafore Breakfast.
Tho great appetizer, tonic and liver regu
lator. In uo for moro than AO years in
Knglftiid, Positive speollle for liver com
plaint. Dad taste in the mouth on aris
ing In the inornlnu', dull pains in tho bend
ml back of tho eyes, tired feeling, dlrzl
nw, lnngour Hyin)itom of llvor com.
plaint, Uenit'dy Dr. lienloy'a Kncll-h
Dandelion Tonic Keliovu.. constipation,
eburpenx tho uppotito and tones up tho en
tire bystcm. Out tho genuine from your
dniggint forfl, and take according to dl
ruction. 7-3-yl
HAINES 1TEM3.
Hm.vks, Or., July 2.1, 1S!H).
d-MTon Okkoox Scout :
Activity in the building line -till
continues here. Tho following resi
dents havo completed handsome resi
dence buildings einco spring opened
.1. J). Wilcox, L. Taney and Albert
Taney, tho latter not yet completed
but by far the handsomest and most
cosy little cottage in town. A -f If 500
church, a now depot building, a grain
warehouse nnd several residences are
contemplated and will be completed
yet the piesent season. Two new
business houses are among the latest
improvements, while next year a brew-
ery, i.otel building, sash ami door
factory 'are among the piobahilities.
TIIK 'lll.0ltll)l. mini:?.
near Kock cruok ownel mostly by
parties of La Grande is now being
worked by a party who left hero tome
two weeks ago. Jt is believed hero to
bo a good paying investment and one
that will ultimately prove rich. Tho
Gardner placer at Bulger flat is now
undergoing a clean up after a three
mouths piping and will it is believed
show an increased quantity of gold
over that of former seasons. One
would be surprised at tho amount of
mining thatjins been done in former
years between Kock creek and muddy
streams in t)io mountains, but of late
years tho farniera near the foot hills
and the valley have laid an injunction
on it, on account of damago resulting
to farming lands by lUo debris.
DMATII'K IIAWVKST.
Jt is with regret we announce tho
domifcoof a most worthy and respected
citizen of this community. On the
morning of tho J8th inst. at his homo !
on Bock creek tho spirit of Wm. Uli.e
returned to his maker after n long and
painful ilhil. out ono year.
Tho
eceased was about thirty-five years of
ago and leaves a wife and three young
babies, also parents, brother and sisters,
who, wo learn aro residents of Union
or vicinity. Tubercular phthisic, that
fell destroyer of mankind, claimed
him as his own while reaping his har
vest of death. An infant daughter of
Mr. and Mm. Spruce was buried yes
terday at Rock creek cemetery having
died on Sunday morning after a sick
ness of twenty days of congestive apo
plexy, superinduced by heat and ovei
exertiou prior to the attack.
I'AINI'UI, AtTIDK.NTri.
One of Tlios. Mills' hired men at tho
saw mill on llulgcr Hat a few days ago
accidontly tested the velocity of a cir
cular saw in motion with one of the
digits of his left hand and in conse
quence is minus a portion of his ana
tomy. Howasbtought to town and
submitted to an amputation of the
linger.
Prof. J. 0. Applewhite recently in
structor in tho public school, in reduc
ing a now horse to submission eaino
near being reduced himself by his ani
mal falling on him. Tho professor
has boon under tho caro of a physician
carefully nursing his bruited anotomy
for some time but anticipates a remo
val of hostilities as soon as ho is re
stored to his former usefulness.
NOTKH.
Mr. A. K. Jones, editor of tho Scour
accompanied by his wife were in town
last week being called hero by the sad
nows of tho death of Wm. Hlizo a
brother of Mrs. Jones.
Mr. Thompson recontly of Union
with his family aro now permanent
residents of tho place. Mr. T. is on
gaged in tho boot, shoo and saddlery
business and doing well.
Col. Hradford, coinmundor Preston
post G. A. It. of Union called Saturday.
H. Kothchild and Miles Leo of North
Powdor were in town yesterday.
Miss Fanny Punch of thu same place
is visiting at Mrs. J. 1). Wilcox's.
Mrs. Hunt proprietor of tho Haines
restaurant recontly visited Union and
is fascinated with tho city.
Mr. Lamlis and family contemplate
removing to California in tho fall.
"Joe" Chinaman, long a resident of
North Powder visited Chinese and
Melican friends hero last weok.
QlMIIKItNOr.
SPARTA,
Matter of Interest Reported by Our
Reg
ular Correspondent.
July 27, 181)0.
Mr. Geo. Henderson has gone east
after a mill to ho erected on tho Del
Monte mine.
Messrs. Criley it Pago havo received
their machine for concentrating, and
will havo the biuno in running order in
a few days. Mr, Pago has been quite
sick siuco his return from Denver, hut
is slowly recovering.
Sparta is coming to tho front us a
mining center. The Winter mine,
owned by Marottu Hros, lias been Mild
to a Michigan company who intond
putting up a mill and othor extensive
improvements immediately.
Mr. Henry Ilodgcrs had a very seri
ous accident last week. While un
hitching his team they became fright
ened at a passing vehicle, and ran
away, running over Mr. Kodgers and
bruising him up badly. No bonos
were Inokcii and it, is hoped that he
will be out again soon.
CDninjlseiouors' Court.
At u special meeting of the com
missioners' court held in this city last
Tiierd.iy the following busings was
! transacted
j Liquor liccnn' granted
to .John 1).
liquors for
Casey, of Ililgiui.., In sell
one yetir.
The Mipervieorn in tlio various load
districts whew railroads ciiun tho
county roads w ns instructed to oom
compel tho railroad companies to put j
said crossings m u good st ite i re
pair and so keep them during all
times of the year.
Wm. Koenig, of the Cove, was
awarded the contract for constructing
and equipping tho vault for the clerk's
odice, for the sum of $12fi0. There
was but one other hid, that of Mr. S.
L. Hunter, which was for $1205.
CHEAP MILLINERY GOODS.
A Rare Chanco for tho Ladles of Union
and Vicinity.
We take this method of Informing the
public that in order to make a change in
business our entire stockof millinery goods
arc being disposed of at eot. Tho goods
will be sold in wholesale or retail lots. We
mean just exactly what We say and those
wishing anything in our line should avail
themselves of the opportunity to get the
same at actual cost.
-ilDWELL ,fc 11EN30N.
MerJ Wins.
Wo ileslio to say to our citlens, that for
years wo have been selling Dr. King's Xcw
Discovery for Consumption, Dr. Kin s
Now I.ifo Pills, Kucklon's Arnica Salve and
Klcctric Hitters, and have never handled
remedies thu'. sell as well, or that have giv
en such universal sali notion. We do not
hesitate to guarantee them every time,
and we stand ready to refund the purchase
price, if satisfactory resuljs do not follow
their use. These remedies have won their
popularity purely on their merits. It. JI.
lirown, druggist, Uni'in, Oregon
NOTICE.
(Sod's Messing to Humanity Ho Says an
Oregon Pioneer. Ninety Years Old.
Eoiinsr (iitovn, Or.. March 1!). I have
used the OltKOON KIDXUV TKA and
obtained iiiimeiliato relief. It is God';
blessing to humanity. I take plcastiro in
recommending it to the alllicted. I am
now nearly ninety years old, tamo to Ore
gou in lSI2ln tho employ of the Hudson
May Ooinnany, and since I bt-gun using tho
OUK(50X KIDNKY TKA 1 enjoy good
health. DAVID MUNKOK
Is Conaumpiion Incurable?
Read tho following: Mr. C. II. Morris
Newark, Ark., says: "AVas down with Ab
cot-s of bungs, and friends and physicians
pronounced me an incurable consumptive,
began taking Dr. king s New Discovery for
Consumption, am now on my third bottle
and able to oversco the work on niv farm
It is the linost medicine ever made."
Joaxo Middlowator, Decatur, Ohio, says-
"Had it not been foi Dr. King's Now Dis
covery for Consumption I would havo died
of bung Troubles. Was given up by doe
tors, Am now in best of i.ealth." Try It,
Sample bottles free at Mrown's drugstore
CI.IVli YOUR FACK.
H lias bcvii heretofore shown Iq
theso columns that modern medl
cluo lms demoustrated Hint a plm
ply skin Is not tho result of hlood
discuses, but Is caused by impaired
ingestion, for which they now give
vegetable correctives instead ot pot'
ash and mtucrnl Mood purlflers, Two short tcsti
tnonluU aro hero given to contrast tho action ot
the potash sarsaimrlllas uml Joy'u A'cKCtnblo Sar-
sapnrllla.
Mrs. C. D. Stuart ol 1221 Mission street, S. K
writes thnt she took 0110 ot tho lending Mxta
par Hint for indlgc.tlon anil dyspepslu, Its only
effect was to cam o pimples to uppenr on her face.
Upon takltifr Joy's A'cgetablo Sursuparllla the
first effect was tho dUuiipcnrniico of tho plm
pies aud she was euWipicntly relieved of hci
Indigestion nnd tlysr.cp.Ia. ltobert Stewart alsc
writes from lVtuluuiii, Cat., that
being troubled with bolls ho found
that ono of the lending rnrsapa
rlllus actually Increased tho erup
tions, which responded at once to
Joy's A'cgctablo Hnrsnparllla and
disappeared almost Immediately.
THE
CRY OF MlLLIONi.
OH, JVV BKCKl
STOP IT NOW,
BOON IT WIIL DC TOO LATE.
I hnvc been troubled many years with
dUcuae uf the kidney- nnd have tried
manv different temedles and have
s.ai)it aul from different physicians
willumt relief. AtoiU the ijthof Apnl
I vn -lillcrinir from a try violent
attuek that atiuott prostrotctl me in
oi. l, u uuimii-r t.mt 1 was Ixnt over
When I sat down a waa .dinat imioible for me
to get up nlune. ur U put oil my clothes, wheu
Litid I'luvMciicc wilt lr lteidey, with the
OKltUON KIDNKV TKA. to my
hotel. 1 Imuieillali-ty commeuceil
using the tea U had an aliuo-t
iiilim-uloiti elUvt, and to the aston
ishment of nil the kucM at the hotel,
iu a few ila,I uui happy 10 Mute,
Hint 1 wa u new man. I wit!
tccuiumciui t:.c tia to -U uilhuiV
M I lUM IjiAU.
1. .v Trrr1.1t.
I oj. irt t a ulrnt d HaUl,
Ull, , I -1
EMORY
Mind wantl riair canfJ. llooVs !ml
la kim rMilinc. TcUrooiiUl (nun all
furU ol Ihaalob. Iruclu-rotT
mrc Mat m appuraHoti ila I'rof,
A. iMMWt, 311 lMUiArts Nw Yk.
r 1
Lmn.'iiiinMi,U',i .tl ). MLfyl.flT,r,rTwi"i'iMinuay,.finl BI'lllfT L1EIITTfrfT
SIM.KIFF'S SAI.K.
"OV V HIT UK
OP AX EXECUTION
Xj i-stied
out of the Honorable Circuit
Court of the stnte of Oregon, for Union
county, to mc dim ted and delivered, bear
ing date of July 11, 18.0. upon a judgment
rendered In sudd court ontnc UOtfi day of
February, 1KWI. in favor of J. M. Fordlce
anil .1. A. Oliver plaintiff and nirain&t W.
II. McCninn defendant, for the sum of
three hundred and thirty-three dollars and
forty-one cents, ivtih li Judgement was en
rolled and docketed in the clerk's ollico of
said court mi the 'JD'h day of March, A. D.
lstfl; therefore I have levied upon and will
cll at iiuc'ion on
Moiitlny, tin? lath tiny of Aujrnst, 181)0,
nt '2 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the court
house door m Union, Unioii county, Ore-
I gun, to SHtisty mid judgment, to-wit: Three
j hundred and' three .mil OVS-100 dollars, with
j inlortft- thereon at the rate of 8 per cent.
per annum, from the said 20th day of
J obniary, A. 1). 1830" and accruing costs
thereon, all the right, title and interest
which the said defendant W. II. WcComas
had on or after the said 20th day of March,
18fHt, in or to the following described real
ctnte, to-wit: Iot N'o. .") in Mock No. (1)
ontMii the town of Union, Union county,
slate "f Oregon.
Tc his of stilc.cNxli to me in hand.
Dated this Mtli duv of July. 1K!K).
J. T. JJOLLKS.
My W. II. IlHiir.it, .Sheriir.
Deputy. 7-l"-vo
i .
I 'J'linliur J.Miitl. Act Junu :!. 1 S7i!. Xotlco
I'or J'ulilli'atlon.
IT. S. Laxii Oi'Kick, La Ghanih:. Onnoo.s,)
June ."(). 1S90. I
Notice Is herebv given that in compliance
...11. .1 - f .
wuii iiiu provisions oi inn act, oi congress
of June ,'(, 1878, entitled "An act for the
sale of timber lands in the States of Califor
nia. Orejron, Nevada, and Washington Ter
ritory," George G. Gray, of Cove, county
of Union, state of Oregon, has this day
filed in this olllce his sworn statement No
ill. for the purchase of theSJ SWK.SWjd
Kl.14 .of Sec, No. 1, in Tp. No. 2 S, Hant'e
No.3i 13, and will oiler proof to show that the
land sought is moro valuable for its timber
or stone than for agricultural purposes, and
to establish his claim to said land before
the register and receiver of this oflice at
La Grande, Oregon, on Saturday, the 27th
day of Sept, 1WK).
He names as witnesses: W. AV. Randall,
J. O. Smith, Miko Riddle and J. C, Randall,
all of Cove, Oregon.
Any and all nersons c'aiming adversely
the above-described lands, are requested to
lilo their claims in this olllce on or before
said 27th day of Sept, 18W.
IlKNIiV RlNEllAllT.
7-17-wlO Register.
Tlmlier I.nnil, Act .luno a, 1878 Notice
1'or I'ulillcntioii,
IT
S. Lam) Ornci:, La Okandk. Onnoo.v, )
Mav 2d. WM. f
Ntlce is hereby given that in compliance
with tho provisions of tho act of Congress of
June 3, 1S78, ei.dtlcd "An net for the sale
timber lands in t.." states of California,
Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Tor
ritory," AVIlllnni It. llnothe,
of Cove, county of Union, state of Ore
gon, lias this day tiled in this ollico his
sworn statement "No, 208, for the purchase
of thoSWJ NWKand W SWot Sec
tion No. 22, in Township No. 2 South,
Ranac No. -10 Kast, and will oiler
proof to show that the land sought is mo.
valuable for its timber or stone. (nm for
ngriciiltural purposes, nnu ;0 establish his
claim to said land before the register and
reaeiyeroi mis ninee.-u l.a Uraiutc, uregon
on Saturday, tho 23rd, day of Auk., 1800,
Ho names as witnesses: .1. O. A. Rich
ard?on, h. h. A illard, J, P. Smith and
John Tallct, all of Cove, Oretron.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above-described lands are requested to
lilc their claims in this olllce on or before
Mild 2,'!rd day of Aug., IS90.
IIi:.M!V RlNKIIAIlT,
0-12-wlO. Itegistcr,
Notice for Publication.
Land Olllce nt La Grande. Oregon,)
Mav 2.T 1MK). f
Notice is hereby given that tho following
nnnieii senior lias tiled notice 01 ins intcn
tion to make html proof in support of hi
claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore tho register and receiver at La Grande
Oregon, on July 18, 18!0. viz:
CliiM-lex C. ltldwell.
I) . S No. 87(10, for tho SE qr. NE qr. , NI
qr. SE qr. Sec 22, SW qr. NWqr., NW qr
qr. sec -'.(, rp, 1 a, u -iu r..
Ho names tho following witnesses
to
provo his continuous residonco upon and
cuitiY.uioii oi, saui lauu, viz;
Georgo Ames, L. A. Robertson, J. A
Ruinbly and Alonzo Vanscart, all of Un
ion, Oregon.
llr.NI.V RlNKIIAUT,
(1-fi-wO Register,
NotUMi 1'or rubllcatlon.
Land Ollico at La Grande, Oregon,)
June 20. 18IK). 1
Notico is hereby given that tho following
named sctler has tiled notice of his intcn
tion to mako final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be
foro tho register and receiver at La Grande
uregon, on August 1, luno, vis:
Striitioii Conner.
Hd, No. aOOS. for tho Lot 1. S XEJ NEK
sis "4 see. a, rp. os. u. hi i.
J Io nnmcs tho following witnesses to
provo bis continuous residence upon and
cuiuvauon 01, sain iiimt, viz:
Tliouias Anderson. Frank Carpenter, S.
O. Swackbnnior and W. M. Stoker, all of
Union, Oregon,
IlEXItV RlXKHAltT,
fi-2(l-w(5. Register.
NOT1C1. Ol' FINAL SHTTI.K.MKNT.
Notice is hereby given
that tho undcr-
signed executors ot too
ugned executors ot too estate ot v. T
Fickliu deceased, havo lilcd their linal ac
count In said estate, in the county court of
tho state 01 uregon, lor union county, and
that September 2, 18!K), at a regular term
ot said court, mis Dcen sot lor hearing ob
jections to said linal account nnd for tho
settiemcni inoreoi. ah persons interested
in said estate, Having objections to said It
mil account aro Hereby notlllcd to appear
and lilo their objections thereto on or before
said 2nd duv 01 September, inshi.
v w viniri.iv
S." I).' KICK LIN,'
7-17-wtl, Exexutors.
NOTICK OK KOUl'KlTUUi:
To the heirs of the luto E. A. AVarner:
A'ou aro hereby untitled that I havo ex
pended forty dollars in labor and improve
ment on tho '"May Flower1' initio iu order
to hold tho said mine, ns provided in sec
tion 2321 revised statutes of tho United
States, being the amount required to hold
one-third of said mine forthe year lt-80, and
If within ninety days from service of this
notice you fail or refuse to pay your pro
portion of such cxpeiullturo as co-owner,
vnur Interest In said chum will beennm tlin
properly of tho subscriber under bsid sec
tion -cm
Cornucopia, Oregon, July 15. 1800.
7-17-wia, C.J. DUF1
'BY.
N'OTICK TO CONTHACroltS,
Scaled bids will bo received by the county
clerk up to noon on Julv25), 1MK), for the
construction of a brick vault over the
present court house vault, to bo of tho
s:iine biro nnd similar design. Tho said vault
1 1 communicate with tboroom in tho court
tiuiiso over the present clerk's olllce, with
dour similar to the one in thoproont vault
Plans and specification, must ueoomnanv
each bid, and thu court reserve thu right j
to reject any aim all tuns.
iiy onior oi uio oouiiiy ooun.
TritN'EU Old VKlt.
" J7-t8 i ountv Vmk.
m..3j. .
AD.MINISTItATOi; NOTIC1..
otice is hereby given by the undri;:ncd
administrator mVF adnitnHrutrix of the
estate oi at.''niei .--wixer aceea- i. io me
creditor. of, nnd all pcrMins having clnim
against the said deceased, tu pri' nt thi'ii
with the proper vouchers, within six
months from thednto of this notice, tn tho
said administrator at bis residence In High
vallev. or said administratrix a; her roM
donee about three miles .out he ist of Un
ion, or to Shelton it Cirroll nt their olllee
In Union, nil of said placet- bi ing in Union
county. Oregon
Dated at Union tbi2 ith day of .tunc. ISOO.
ANDREW WILKINSON.
Administrator.
POLLY S Mil. It,
7-!! Administratrix.
C. C. GOFFSSMiSERRY,
Denier in nil hinds of
Farm Machinery.
UNION, OI.EGON.
Jor rcasonablo terms and low pnees
call on me and I will satisfy you.
:i-27-tf.
PATENTS
Obtained, and all Patent Musiness attended
to Promptly and for Moderate Fees.
Ourollice is opposite the U. S. Patent
Olllce, and we can obtain Patenis in less
time than those remote from AVasoington.
Send MODEL or DRAWING. AVo advise
as to pantentabililv free of charge; and we
mako NO CHARGE UNLESS PATENT IS
SECURED.
AVe refer, here, to the Postmaster, the
Supt. of Money Order Div., and t . olbcials
of the U. S. Patent Olllce. Kci circular,
advice, terms and rclTercnccs to actual cli
ents In your own State or County, write to
C. A. SNOW & Co..
Opposite Patent Olllce. AVasbinuton. D. O.
Union and Cornucopia
Stage - Line !
Quickest and Cheapest
Route to the Pine Creek
Klines.
ItATES :
TAnr..
$1 f0
!! 00
0 00
riiEiOIIT.
nion to Park
" " Sanger
" " Cornucopia
J.F.Smith,
Specialist in
Veterinary Surgery.
Itidgllng horses .uccesfully treated.
Hciters and sows spayed by the latest mi
proved niethods. I will give imstructic i
in my system of treatment, and guarantee
satisfaction in every instance, or no charges
will bo made. I am permanently located at
Union, Oregon. Will promptly attend to
all calls, by mail or otherwise. 8-15-tf.
Tlie : Blue : Liif
SALOON,
Wm. .lAJtr.s, Proprietor, Union, Oregon.
Pine Wines, Liquors and Cigars
in Stock.
Drop in and bo sociable. Fine billiard table
LUMBER for SALE
at tho High A'alley
Saw Mill.
All kinds of lumber constantly on hand
or iiiruisucii on snort nonce, l'rices cheaj
as the cheapest.
Patronage - Solicited.
5-30tf
AVM. AVILKINSON A SON.
yr T. CHAPMAN,
Real Estate Agent,
AND CONVEYANCER.
Parties desiring to invest in Elgin
town property or in farming lands
should call on or address nio nt Elgin,
Oregon.
I-17tf.
W a n ted
To Lot Contract for Put-
tiny: up 150 or J200 Tons of
Hay. Terms Cash,
, 11. H. FKKXCH,
0 19-t l. Cove, Oregon.
8CND FOR OUR CATALOGUC.ni PRICES
ATLAS ENGINE WORKS,
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
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PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST, WEST,
NORTH SOUTH
UNION, -
A. It.
OREGON,
Agent.
KI-MK. Ticket
TI.ME TA15LE.
Trains depart from Union daily as follows;
IJAHT IIOfM).
N'o 2 Hxprew. .
No -1 Mail . .
ll:ftT A. M
. 7M P. M
wi:st lioi'.vi).
N'ij I Express 1:2") A. M,
No II Mail.
I:
J'. M.
Main Lino, Nos. 1 nnd 2. ''The Overland
Klyer,'' carry through Pullman Sleepers,
Colonist Sleepers, Free Chair Cars and
f'oache, between Portland ami Denver,
Omalia, Kansas City. St. Louis, St. Paul or
Chicago.
Main Line, Nos. ,'l nnd 1. "The Limited
Fast Mail," carry Pullman Dining and
Sleeping Curs between Portland and Chi
cago. OCEAN DIVISION.
The Union Pais ill 1 will dispatch Steamers
between San Francisco and Port
land, as follows:
FliOM roISTLANl).
At 10 p. 111.
1-ltOM SAN KI.AIsClbCO.
At 10 a. 111.
Uregon .
Columbia.
State .. .,
Oregon. . .
Columbia
..I uly
Columbia .
State. .
Oregon... .
Columbia.
State
Oregon.. . .
Columbia ,
State
duly
8
12
Hi
20
24
23
11
15
10
2.-1.
27
ai
State,.. .
Oregon. .
Tho company rcsorves the right to change
n ur sailing oays.
KATES OF PASSAGE:
Cabin, - - ,?1G.00 Steerage - - fS.OO
Round Trip Tickets, Unlimited - $30.00
Children, under 12 years - - Half Faro
,, ,, 5 years ... Freo
Including Meats and Ikrths.
O. S. MELLEN, I T. AV. LEE.
Gen'l Trallic .Manager. Gen'l. Ticket Agt,
A. E. ELLIS, Agent. Union.
OlWr.R.R.
"Tho Hunt Line."
In Connection with the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILR'D
Forms the
Quickest and Best Route
lSctween Eastern Oregon and AVaslungtoa
and Punet Sound points, as well as
the Popular and Direct
Lino to all
POINTS HAST and SOUTHEAST
PULLMAN SLUMPING CAPS,
SUTE11B DINING CAPS, and
FJ.EE SECOND CLASS SLEEPERS
TIiioiirIi to Chle.if'ti via tills Line.
Passenger Trains of this Company aro run
ning rcgularlv between
DAYTON, WAITS'BUPG, WALLA.
WALLA, WASH., and PEN
DLETON, OP.,
Making close connection at Hunt'sJunc
tion with Northern Pacific trains for Taco
ma, Seattle, Victoria, 11. (.'., Ellensburg,
Nottli Ankima. Paco, Spracue, Chcnoy,
pavenport. Spok'ine Falls, llutte, Helena,
at. Paul, Minneapolis,
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
Passenger Train, making above connec
tions loavos Pendlefon daily, at 7 :-10 p. in.
Through Tickets Sold to all Points
at the Lowest Kates.
Kast
n .iW-,.F- WAMSLEY,
Gen'l Fr't and Pa.sTgr Agt.
G. VV. HUNT, WUla.V.
President and (leii'l Manager.
ILL. DEACON, Ticket Atrent, Union, Or.
Leaves Union dnilv nt.
Cove at 3:30 p. in.
Leaves Cove at S a. m
p. m, arrives at
arrives at Union
at!):30 a. m.
CoillieotioilS llllldo Willi HIlloH'u ,.ool..
ruiuilng to the depot, carrying passenger-,
'or mst and wont, bound trains.
KATI.S for PASSTNOKUS. ..W.OAG1.
and ri:i:i.irr, uu hONAiH4i3.
IIOIHNSON .t LAYNE.
Proprietors.
A NORTHERN FAMILY
BOV. SOUTH,
O O
Has charge of the PINE BLUFF COT-
IA(jL where thoe who wifdi to
escape the cold Northern AVin
tors can tt Hoard at
MolUiMATK Phicks.
AMID THi PSWES.
1 1 E A LT II I EST SPOT 1 N A ME RICA!.
MIHKSS
COTTAGE KESOItT.
PinkHi.i pi , Moi.iiK Co., N. C.
Thomson & Piuel are nrents fnc
ihe rclebftitod Cyelnuo WtiidMiH, and
is the pricos 011 tbcin have been groat
i reduced thov ro now within tho
reach of nil. Smnplo mill to ho seen
u tlieir plHiiei in North Tnlon. (jnu
and eXKitiine it.
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lim lii ii Cots.
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