COVE NEWS.
Huckleberry Parties Tie
port; Fair Success.
HAYING IS ABOUT FINISHED
Tho Ice Jream TeBtlval A Large Cons&r
and Bear Other Notes.
A tigtist 0, 1&D0.
Mr. Hilory Mitchell bought nn Os
borne H'lf binder thiough iv Union firm
this week.
Mrs. Dr. McDonald of Lu (Jmndo ia
visiting in Govo nt the re.side.nco of
Mrs. Campbell.
Mi&s Edith Conkliu is sovurly ill nt
this writing. Her many friends hope
for a safe and speedy recovery.
News lias been recieved that Thos.
Kussell died at hin homo in Kiimiiier
ville, Monday. J lis son .las. went down
Monday evening.
Mr. JO. P. McDaniel has gone to
Spokane Falls. Ho is drumming the
cheeso market in the interests of the
Covo Dairy Co. '
The numerous hucklobcrriers Sun
day got one-half pint to five gallons
each. The berries are not very plenty
but of unusual nizo and flavor.
Jus. Jllooin and family left Wednes
day per his own private car for a trip to
I'ino valley and Cornucopia. Jim took
an armory and expects to roturn envel
oped in a bear skin.
Messrs. H. W. imbler and H. M.
Bloom, have purchased a Champion
baler and will bail a car load of hay at
onco for the Dalles market. They
have a largo amount of hay for ship
ment this fall.
Mrs. Jus. Payno has purchased a
new binder at La (Srando. There
Bcems to bo a lack of binders in the
community this reason and trouble
is experienced in gettingl a machine
when needed.
A. JJ. Conloy has received his "llur
vest Qucou" which after passing over
a field leaves the grain ready to bo
hauled to tho granary. It will bo giv
en a trial as soon as grain becomes a
little riper.
A largo cougar and bear have boon
scon within a few hundred yards of Do
Horde's saw mill lately. Tho for
mer is a long, lank, hungry looking
beast and might give nimrods lots of
uport.
Visitors to our town next Sunday
besides Coveites, can got a tempting
dish of ice cream at Mrs. A.J. Foster's
That lady is an oxport at making a
fine article which tickles tho palate
immensely.
Foster it Son will commenco rcmod
hng thoir llounng mill this week. It
will bo changed into a full roller sys
torn and tho latest improvements ad
dcd. Mr. J. 0. Smith, tho skilled mill
Wright, will superintend tho work.
Mr. L. 1). Stearns sold this week n
Eolf regulator wind mill to K, IS. Coiv
loy of tho Saudridgo. It has boon sot up
and .works to perfection. Not many
years will pass boforo wind power
pumps will he as plentiful in tho val
ley as farm houses.
Haying win toon bo mushed m
many fields. Tho crop is very fair.
Haling has not yet commenced. fjolf
binders aro .it work and threshing will
follow in a few dayH. Tho presoutout
look for a profitable price for grain is
encouraging and furmors feel exceed
ingly voll pleased.
Mr. Ambrose Foster was tho re
cipient of a very pleasant surprise
Monday, it being tho occasion of his
lifty-Mxth birthday. His daughters
were tho managers of ceremonies and
made the ull'iiir a success in every par
ticular. Near forty guests wore pros
out. Thoy were entertained with dan
cing und some very nice refreshments,
Tho ico cream festival nt tho hull
Saturday evening was well attended
und about fourteen dollars realized at
Uio rate of ton cents a dish, The pro
ceeds aro to bo applied towards pur
chasing an organ for tho Morrison
church. The ladies now should ar
range to havo a concert, and if neces
sary secure talent from tho neighbor
ing towns. Tho affair would bo cer
tain of liberal patronage.
Two Train Dally Between Portland and
Spokane Falli.
Jttt'Ctivo Mnr 11. 1B!K), tho Union l'aclllo
ByHtein will establish two dully trains be
tween Portland und Kpoknno Full. Pull
man Palace Hlccpcrti und Reclining can
will lo run between Portland and Bpokutie
FuIIh without change.
This new nrruugenient will ullord both
local and throned pasaciigers ndilltloiiul
and uiuurpnfiaod facilities. Tickets, do
tailed time of trains, und general Informa
tion, can be obtained upon application to
.any ticket agent Union l'aolllo HyMciu.
T. W. LKB,
Ocn'J I'uss, Agent.
CONTINUKI) KI10M I'AtiK 7.
scorned," especially a Spanish woman,
for bo it known that these women car
ry small silver handled daggers with
which they redress their wrongs. "Wo
had been watching the dancers some
time when our attention was called to
an old man who was sitting by a fire a
few rods awny,crying,"CheI chel chel
chu 1 chu ! nowicum I nowicum 1" which
being interpreted into modern English
would be, "A there! Come here!" He
was starting a peon game. This game
is played by four men on a side, who
git on either side of the fire. The men
on one side holds a blanket by their
teeth thus entirely hiding their hands
from view. Each man has two small
pieces of wood about an inch long
connected together by a string. These
can be wrapped around tho hands or
fingers in quite a number of different
ways according to the rules of the
game. When tho players have wrap
ped tlietc about their fingers, they
fold their arms in such a way that
their hands cannot be seen and then
drop tho blanke. They then go
through nil kinds of contortions nn
grimaces constantly rocking their
bodies to and fro. It is the business
of tho other side to guc&s by tho ex
presfcions of tho players faces, in whicl
hand the pieces of wood aro held and
how they are wrapped around tho fing
ers. If they do this, they gam a point
It is goneruly played between men of
two different tribes. Tho women of
each tribe take their stations behind
tho players of their respective tribes
and sing during the continuance of
tho game. The first part of the song
which is in tho Indian language, con
sists of an invocation to the Cods to
help their side to win tho game. Af
ter tho game is fairly started the song
changes and is directed towards tho
players to encourago them and urge
them on. to do their best to win th
game, wnon ono two winstnoy snou
and sing the song of triumph and
victory.
These people, like most Spanisl
American people, aro inveterate gam
biers; nnd men, women and children
wero seated on tho ground in small
groups horo and there playing nionte
with Spanish cards. Tho next dav
was devoted to horso racing and pilote
an Indian bull game. Thus they con
tinned to dance and sing, gamble and
play, for nearly a week night after
night and day after day having, as
they said, tt lentil ijrande.
GEORCIHQUINSOHARD.
Written for Tun Scout.
REALITY.
Alono ami at my work to-day,
1 asked: "What is there real?1'
My mind (lion wondered fur away,
llut found naught but ideal.
Mviiilnd still rambling on and on
ltroui;lit much in thought to view;
Yotall my mind could dwell upon
Was old thitii?.- chuiitrett to now.
And yet there's nothing now, forsooth,
For every thlni: is old:
All tilings are changed from aj,ro to youth,
ny changing i too mould.
I look at the bright Mowers to-day,
Whoso petals smell so pure;
And then behold, but yesterday
Thoy wero but stalo manure.
Tho trees that east a pleasing sh.ulo,
Ami have a beauteous show.
Are dressed with niueh of pirb.igo mtulo
lly which their leallets grow. .
Not yet 1 flint "reality,"
Oh, that most potent word;
There's nothing staple 1 can see,-
Of ought I've seen or heard,
Hut yet I hope to find In thought
Whero there's reality
And thus behold whore there In naught
Hut real things to see,
'Tin not of enrth, for naught Is hero,
That will not chance iigaln:
For all within this earthly sphore,
Kluslvo is, and vain.
Hut vet niothluks there Is nonioplnco,
Where no Illusions aro;
Where real bclou, face to face,
A happy homo will share.
Where naught unreal enteretb,
Or llc.tion of the mind ;
No more annoyed by thoughtsof death,
For change Is left behind,
I halt; 1 cannot entertain
"No change" of thought, and these
I now look over and think again
MINI) cannot rest at ease.
And I must think-in thought progress;
While countless ages roll;
To cease to learn were wretchedness;
A blight uron tho soul
And now in thought, it seems 1 find
Solution of the whole;
"Reality" is but (he mind
Kmbodlcd with tho soul.
-11. C Kmkiiy.
Union, Oregon,
The Pulpit and the Stage.
Itev. F. M. Shrout, pastor United llrotli-
ren Church, Hhto Mound, Kan,, says: "I
feel It my duty to tell what wonders Dr.
King's Now Discovery has dono for inc.
My lungs wero badly diseased, nnd my
purlnhoner inougtii i couuiuvu omy n iow
weeks. I tool! live bottles or Dr. King's
Now Discovery und urn sound nnd well,
gaining 'JO lb in weight.
Arthur Love, munugor l.ovo's Funny
Folks Combination, writes : "After n thor
ough trial nnd convincing evldenco, 1 urn
contldent Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption, beats Viu all und cures when
everything vUo fulls. Tho greatest kind
ness 1 can do my many thousand friends is
to urge them to try It." Free trlul bottles
ut Ilrown's drug store, Regular slro fiOc.
und fl.OO.
li)
THE
To West Union, is
rpil IS beautiful property fronts Union on the west, no part of which is
X situated one-half mile from the business center of the city, watered
bv a stream running diagonally across it from the north-east to south
west, carrying a siiliiciont volume of water to irrigate tho entire tract at
til seasons of tho year.
'piIK company's road is now graded to the vil boundary of this addi
J tion am! will be completed to thu'maiii business portion of the city
within a mouth or six works, and when completed the farthest lot or
block on the entire line of the addition will not exceed two blocks distant
from the railroad line.
Lots in this addition
ces and on terms within reach of the poorest
home-seekers.
id ''PUB city of Union is considered
Kj .1 the most boautilul cities west, oi Milt Kike, and with its excellent rn
fTll water nower and mamifnuturin" facilities is destined to become one of tho Hi
Jj largest and most desirable places for investment in tho state. p.
'ji fpHBIiBurc no loss than four brick business houses under contract for H
p JL construction at this date, und many others in contemplation. !ji
j! "7fTlTIf tho completion of this company's lino from tho Union Pacific
JJ VV throuuh the center of the citv. and the O.ifc W.T. It. It. skirting the H
eitvon the east, an era of irrowth and
(j- bo excelled by that of any town in
. All those investing now are amply assured
of doubling their money three or four times
within the next few months.
Aid. persons desiring information with a view to purchasing pro;
In tho Union 1'ailway addition will call on or address Shclton fc
roll. Union. Oregon, who will take
otherdesired Information. Itean no
Is being hold at such 11 gures as to
Tr-T-vrrw I.. !.l . I . .. li 1
Ui luii i- iiuiuier iiiu i-zuiivur
Hondo Vallev." but for beauty
it surpasses its neigiioors oy ur. statistics lor loon snow t
put of gold In Union of any county in the state, and is ono
loit places on noil's loot-siool
The Union Railway Ad
dition to W est Union.
M
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AT XME :
--HIVER5ELLEjSti'n(,s at tllc Hcad'
PARIS, 1S59
Tha nighost Possiblo Premium,
? THE ONLY GRAND PRIZEi
FOR SEWING MACHINES,
WAS AWARDED TO
WHEELER & WILSON MFC. CCjEiegant in Workman
AND THE
GR0SS 0F THEW
LEQION OF HONOR,
WAS CONFERRED UPON
NATHANIEL WHEELER,
The President of the Company,
HJMIMIttllMMIIIIII'lllllllltlllJIIIJIItltltlMUIIS
I
siiKKirr's S.11.K
BY VlHTrn OK
i-sued out of tin
X KXIXTTIOK
tho llonorahlo Circuit
Court of the state of Oregon, for Union
ounty. to 1110 directed and delivered, hear-
11; date of July 11. 181)0. upon a ludirincnt
rendered In wild court on tho liOth day of
ehruury, 1SS0, In favor of J. M. 1-ordlco
liuj. a. uuver piaiuiHis ami airainM V.
1, McComan dofeiidaut. for the sum of
three hundred and thirty-three dollars and
forty-one eontu, which Judgement was en
rolled und docketed in the clerk's otllce of
mild court on tho '.Hlth day of March, A. 1).
ik.ni; uiereiore i navo levied upon ami will
hell at Hiietioii on
.Moniliiy, till' lWth dajMif Ausrunl, IH1IO,
nt '2 o'clock ii. in. of said day, ut tho court
limine door in
io door in Union, Union county. Ore
i.tofiitiufy said Jiidi:mciit, to-wit: "rhree
mired and three und KY-IQQ dollars, with
on
ion
interest thficon at tho rate of 8 per cent.
er uiiiiuiu. ironi mo mm .inn nay oi
eliruarv. A. 1). ltvSd nnd nccm costs
thereon, ull the rih'lit, title nnd interest
which tho mild defendant W. II. WeCoiuns
IiaiI on or after the said 'Mh day of March,
IKNJ, In or to tho followlim tUcribed real
estate, to-u it: Lot No. b in Illock No. (1)
oueln tho town ot Union, Union county,
line oi uncoil.
terms oi cue. casii to mo tn hand.
Dated this Kith day of July, 1MX).
J. T. HOI.LKS.
lly W. It. UmirB, Kheriir.
D.puty 7-17w5
EMORY
Ulsd andrinc rnrvd. ltonL Inrnnt
in twwiin, TnllniiWlU Inon all
liuit ut (lie ilotx. . l'nwturoT
ru. Mnt nn appllrttlou la rmf.
A. twUMW, S37 lUUi At. $v Vwk.
Pacific Coast Agency,
,
UNION-
Now on the Market.
If
arc being sold at pri
by all who have visited it to be one of r'
nrosoeritv will follow thut will
Oregon.
notU
in
IT
icrty rr
Uar- m
pleasure in furnishing plats and all It
louirnr bo said that Union nronortv hi
11
drive purchasers away.
Mr
. r . I 1 1 T - . . . . r I.. I'l
ui wroguu iiui uiu ivuy 10 uiuime rn
and location for paying investment nr
lop; nit uaiuii'iii h
the largest out- it
o of tho health- fi"
T
i
as
Machine
Most Perfect Machine
111 LiiU J-vul iui
Family Use.
ship and Design.
il
ook at them before
Purchasing.
1368 Market St.,
San Fancisco, Cal.
Timber I.nnil, Act June 3, 1878.
For 1'iilillrntlon.
-Notleo
U. S. Land Oki'ick, La Grande, Oiuuion.)
Juno 30. lSOi). i
Notice is hereby given thut in compliance
wun uio provisions oi inn act oi t'ongress
of Juno ,t. 1878. entitled "An net for tho
sale of timber lands in tho States of Califor
nia, Uregon, Nevada, and Washington Ter
ritory,'' ueorgo ti. (iray, or Uove, cotintv
of Union, state of Oregon, has this day
tiled lu this otllce his sworn statement No
&M. for the purchase ofthoSJi SWh.SWh
SUV of Sec, No. 1. in Tp. No. 1! S, liango
No. ;W K, and will oiler proof to show that the
land sought is uioro valuable for its timber
or stono than for agricultural purposes, nnd
to establish his claim to said land before
the register nnd receiver of this ortleo nt
La Grntule. Oregon, on Saturday, the 27th
dav of Sept, 1MX).
lie names us wltnosses : V. Rnndnll,
J. G. Smith, Mike Kiddle nnd J. C, ltnudall,
nil of Cove, Oregon.
Any nnd nil persons claiming adversely
the nbovo-described lands, ure requested to
tile their claims in this otllce on or before
said 27th day of Sept, ISM.
llKXltV HlNKIIAHT.
7-17-wlO Iteglstcr.
QETJ5 ct MKlGUlt,
Contractors
and Builders,
Union, Oregon.
Contrasts solicited und nil work promptly
attended to.
ADMIXIHTUATOU NOTICK.
Notice i. herchy ulron by th' uiv' r-i r d
adiniiiistratOT, and mfti.fni-' r i!n . ..e
estate of Nat'anll Ktfijrer . - d.-winc
creditors of, and all per"ii h..' 'nir fl:i!ii..
ngailist the said deceiised. tn trc- nr them
With the proper vouchors, within six
months from thedate of this notice, t" (he
iald administrator at his resHenee In Hieh
valley, or said administratrix it. hot resi
dence about three miles southeast of Un
ion, or to Shelton ,t Carroll at their office
in Union, nil of said place being in Union
coilntv. Oregon
Dated at Union this 21th dav of Juno. WOO.
ANDltKW WILKINSON.
Aclnil!iitr.tor.
POLLY SWIOKR.
7-3 Administratrix.
Dealer in all kiiulw of-
Farm machinery,
UNIOK, 0 KEG ON. .
J( or reasonable terms and low prices
call on mo niul I will satisfy you.
13-27-tf.
PATENTS
Obtained, and all Patent business attended
to Promptly and for Moderate Fees.
Ourollice is opposite the U. S. Patent
Olllcc, and we can obtain Patents In less
time than those remote from Wasoington.
Send MODEL or DRAWING. We advic
as to pantcntabililv free of charge: and we
mako NO CHARGE UNLESS PATENT IS
SECURED.
Wc refer, here, to the Postmaster, the
Supt. of Moncv Order Div., and to officials
of the U. S. Patent Ollicc. Eci circular,
advice, terms and roll'ercnces to .'ictual cli
ents in your own State or Countv. write to
C. A. SNOW & Co..
Opposite Patent Oillcc. Washington. I). C.
Union ami Cornucopia
Stage - Line !
Quickest ami Cheapest
Route to the Pine Creek
Mines.
KATES :
FARR.
$1 60
- :; oo
- o oo
niEK.IIT,
c
Hie
2'c
nion to Park
" ' Sanger
" " Cornucopia
J.F.Smith,
Spcchilist in
V eterinary Surgery.
Ridgling horses succe?fully treated.
Hellers and sows spayed by the latest ini
proved methods. I will give imstructio i
in my system of treatment, and guarantee
satisfaction in every instance, or no charges
will bo made. I am pernianentlv locuted at
Union, Orogon. Will promptly attend to
all calls, by mail or otherwise. 8-1.3-tf.
is : iii If
SALOON,
Wm. James, Proprietor, Union, Oregon.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars
in Stock.
Drop in and bo sociable. Fine billlaid table
LUMBER for SALE
at tho High Valley
Saw Mill.
All kinds of lumber constantly on hand
or furnished on short notice. Prices cheap
as tho cheapest.
Patronage - Solicited.
"5-30tf
"WM. WILKINSON & SON.
y T. CHAPMAN,
Real Estate Agent,
AND CONVEYANCER.
i-: i- . . .
xuiiiua uuairiug 10 invest III lilgm
town property or in funning lauds
should call on or address mo at Elgin,
Oregon. -l-17tf.
Wa n teel
To Lot; Contract for rut-
tiny up J 50 or 200 Tons of
Hay. Tonus Caslf,
11. H.PHBXCH,
0-19-tl.
Cove, Oregon.
Tie
6CND FOR OUR CATALOQUCno PRICES
ATLAS ENGINE WORKS.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST, WEST,
NCR
TH
SOUTH
UNIOX, OUKGON,
A. IS. Ticket ARont.
TIMK TABLK.
Trains depart from Union rlally as follows:
KAbT D0UX1).
No 2 Express 11:55 A. M.
No 1 Mail...
7:15 P. M.
wkst nou.M).
No 1 Express..
No a Mail.......
1 :25 A. M.
1 :55 P. M.
Main Line, Nos. 1 nnd 2. "The Overland
Flyer,'' carry through Pullman Sleepers,
Colonist Sleepers, Free Chair Cars and
Coaches, between Portland and Denver,
Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis, St. Paul or
Chicago.
Main Line, Nos. 3 and 1. "The Limited
Fast Mail," carry Pullman Dining and
Sleeping Cars between Portland and Chi
cago. OCEAN DIVISION.
The Union Pacifi" will dispatch Stcamorr
between San Francico and Port
land, as follows:
ritoM 1'OltTI.AM). I FllOM SAX FI.A.SC1SCO.
At 10 p. in. I At 10 a. in.
Oregon. . ..July 5 Columbia . . .July :t
Columbia. . " 8 State " 7
State " 12 Oregon " 11
Oregon ' 1(! Columbia.... " 15
Columbia . . 20 State " 10
Stnte " 24 Oregon " 2
Oregon 28 Columbia... " 27
State " 31
Tho company reserves the right to change
steamers or sailing days.
HATES OF PASSAGE:
Cabin. - - $10.00 Steerage - - $8,00
Round Trip Tickets, Unlimited - .f;50.00
Children, under 12 years - - Half Faro
,, ,, 5 years ... Free
Tnvludiiiii 3feuls and Jlerths.
C. S. MULLEN, I T. W. LEE.
Gcn'l Traffic Manager. Gon'l. Ticket Agt,
A. E. ELLIS, Agent. Union.
OJlWXRjT
"The limit Line."
In Connection with the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILR'D
Forms the
Quickest and Best Route
ltetween Eastern Oregon and Washington
and Puget Sound points, as well as
tiic J'onuiar anil Direct
Lino to all
POINTS FAST and SOUTHEAST
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAliS,
SUPERB DINING CARS, and
FREE SECOND CLASS SLEEPERS
ThroiiKh to Ciilengo vir. this Line.
Passengor Trains of this Company are run
ning regularlv between"
DAYTON, WAIT.SHURG, WALLA
WALLA, WAS If., nnd PEN
DLETON, OR.,
Making cloecouneeiiou at Hunt's .lunc-
uou wun -Nortneni racillc trains for Tnco
nia, Seattle, Victoria. I!. C., Ellonsburg,
North akima. Pasco, Sprague, Cheney,
Davenport Spokane Falls, lluttc, Hclona.
inn,
St. Paul. Minneapolis.
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
Passenger Train, making above connec
tions leaves Pendlefon daily, at 7 :10 p. in.
Through Tickets Sold to all Points East
at the Lowest Kates.
n -iW-P- WAMSLEY,
Gen'l 1-r'tand Pass'cr Airt.
G. W. HUNT, WBU Wh.
President and Gen'l Manager.
ILL. DEACON, Ticket Agent, Union, Or.
Lcnvos Union daily at 2 p.m. arrives at
Covo at 3:30 p. in.
Leaves Cove at S a. in , arrives nt Union
at 0:80 a. m.
Connections niado with Elliott's coachei
running to tho depot, carrying passoiiKers
'or eas.t and west bound truing.
KATHS for I'ASSK.VOEltS, IA7C.C.AGK
nnd rr.lHOItT, ItHASONAlSLK.
IIOIIINSON .fc LAYNE. - - - Proprietors.
A NORTHERN FAMILY
DOWN SOUTH,
O o
Uhs clinrge of tho PINE HLUPF COT
TAGE whero thoKo who wish to
oseapo tlieenld Northern Win
fors can get Hoard nt
Modkiiate Pnicns.
Amm rm pswes.
U E A LT 1 1 1 EST SPOT I N AMERICA!
tW'iiruK -
COTTAGE HESOKT,
Pink Ui.i kk, Modi:i: Co.. N. C.
Tlioinson & iuel nro ntrcnts for
the oelehinted Cyelono WiiulMill, nnd
as tho prices on them have hoon great
ly reduced thev are now within tho
reach of all. Sanijile n)ill to ho scon
at their planer in North Union. Call
mid examine it.
HI 1- Pi