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THURSDAY, AUGUST 21. 1890.
Written for Tiik Scout.
THE OLD FOLKS AT HOME.
"William." a matron said to her mate,
As n tear coursed down her check.
"1'vo been neariy worried to death of lnte.
And scarcely -lept for a week,
For ourboy that joined in the world's
great light
Is naught luit a raw recruit.
And in hit lift letter he writes. 'To-night,
Dcnrjn jthcr, I'm bifted in llntte '
How lit l(ing fora glimpse of tins old home
Monti And the uphord behind the door.
How he'd prize a loaf of his mother's bread
Store highly than ever before.
God bless the bo ho will always find
In his moilier'j heart a place.
I'd give all the gold in the state, were It
mine,
Tor a sight of his handsome faoj.
There's the Angus cow will have to ho sold
To the lirst buyer comes around;
Each morn, fora ycir she's had to hu poind
To gentle her spirits down.
I'll make my last ycar'.i bonnet and dress
Do duty another year,
To send him money, an I rather guess
Ills lonely heart 'twill cheer."
"Well, Katy, that hoy is a genius yon
Know,
A shaping his thoughts into rhyme,
And somehow I thought he'd be rather
slow
When starting the ladder to climb,
Hut some day 1 reckon he'll got to the top,
And sitting there tuning his lute,
IIo'll not euro a snap for the Impudent
'cop'
That null id his fading in Unite.
Thcso little drawback wo will havo to ex
pect As i.artof the trials of life.
And if lie keeps sailing and never gets j
wrecked,
Wo oughtn't to growl, dear wife.
Tho greatest of man havo to hoe their own
row
And oft without dnllaror dime.
J1 or I have been busted myself, you know
All orrr, a many a timei
Thlsclolid will pass by mid tho sun come
forth
Shining brighter than ever before,
And our son will como back from tho
away north,
Lot ushopo to leave us no more.
far
AVo'll call in iho neighbors, tho girls and
the hoys;
The hills that are usually mute
Will Miout to e.ich other with echoing noise
For our boy that was busted in Uiitto "
"I.tr.vA Tick."
Church Dedication.
Oa Sunday, August 17tli. the, Moth
ouisi iMiiscopai uiiuroli at Elgin was
dedicated. Dr. IT. K, Hines proachet
uio dedicatory sermon, wiucli wuh
listened to by a largo and appreciative
audience. Tho Dr. also preached in
tho uflomoon;both these sorinons wero
nmstorpiecoH of eloquence and will bo
long remembered by those who heard
tlioin. At tho close of tho services ho
announced that tho ontiro cost of tho
church was $2:100, and that there still
remained a debt of $1050. on tho
building. An appeal was mudo to tho
audience nnd in a very Bhorttiinoevory
dollar was subscribed. Tho building
is a large and beautilul structure am
is ono of the largest and finest churches
in the ha Grundo district. Thin enter
priflo lnis been successful from tho
start and though tho building was
dolayud, by the burning of tho mil
supplying tho lumber and the lack of
faith on tho part of some ollleials, yot
tho church stands a momimont of
porsovoranco and energy.
Tho Woes of an Editor.
Editor Kellogg, of tho llig Bond
Empire, is in hiding at presont, says
tho Coulco City News, and his fore
man is trying to fix matters up so ho
can como homo again without tho fear
of being pulverized. In writing up
visit to a lady's house hodoscribed her
elegant selection of houso plants. He
wrote in this way: "Mm. 11 has tho
prettiest phuits in town." In making
up tho form, tho letter 'l" dropped out
of tho word plants, and tho mistake
was not discovered until tho paper was
run oil'. Tlio whole town was in an
uproar, and when tho olU'iisivo word
was pointed out to her husband, ho
armed himself with a horse whip and
rovolvor and went to tho printing
ollico with blood in hi eye. Tho
editor saw him coming and jumped
out of tho window and started for tho
canyon on a run that would have
ashamed n scalded dog. Editors have
their troubles tho sumo asolher people.
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return of purchase price. On thUJsafu plun
you can buy from our advertised druggUt.s
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CONTINt'KD fltOM 8HVK.VTII PA OK.
criptions of the land ho has visited.
Jones it Chanccy still make the
Oregon Scout a foremost journal both
for party and for principle, butit never
sacrifices principle for party. When
Senator Notvnl, of opposite politics,
was attacked by sotno religious bigots
for his Liberal opinions The Scout in
formed these members of its own patty
that if they had no better reason for
votinc acainst the senator than his
Liberalism they might as well give up
the campaign, for on such an issue he
would bo triumphantly elected.
Our good friends Mr. and Mrs. Tar
t:ir arc as interested as ever in the
morning of the world's progress, while
the ovening of life prevails. This is the
"eternal youth" of the free mind.
G. Vincent isahowith the ling every
time. As tho Indians couldn't kill
him, so the orthodox shot is equally
unavailable, lie sticks to tho solid
earth, and takes no stock in tho winged
soul, hut in tho solo that is trampled
under foot, which really furnishes the
most genuine locomotion for tho
world's good. Hotter walk this globe
than circle about an immensity of
nothing.
Dr.Dny, in tho same line, industrious
ly and skillfully keeps people from tho
New Jerusalem. Ho will not give,
them a pass to tho "bettor land."
Grando Hondo valloy is more attractive.
"Is life worth living?" "That depends
upon the liver," would bo tho doctor's
sago advice.
U. Ghanccy nnd others give tho
hand-shako of tho Liberal heart.
Tho Hov. Sam Driver, son and imngo
of Kev. I. D. Driver, of Portland, was
present at tho lecture, and I was
pleased to make his acquaintance. Ho
oven said amen to some of my utter
ances with fine Methodist fervor. I
gavo him a copy of "My Keligious Ex
perience." Ho may travel tho same
way. His head is not altogethor after
the orthodox fashion.
So the campaign went on, short but
good. I wanted to stav longor, and
shall the next time, for there is always
a combination of good things at Union.
"The Union forever."
In tho moonlight I go out nine
miles, with G. A. Thompson and fami
ly, to their home under tho hills. The
next day the picnic, with whoso de
scription I began this article, joined its
glad array to the lino of march. In
tho evoning I went on to linker, via
Special Providonce. Wednesday morn
ing I take Clark's stage for Now Uridge,
and of Now Hridgo anil Eaglo valloy I
havo many good things to write here
after.
WORK SUSPENDED.
Tho Right-of-way Must be Secured Before
Opsratlona Can bo Resumed.
Mr. Hunt has completed bin con
tract with tbu peojilo of this valloy
for tbis your with tho oxcoption of
grading througli tho lands of Hutchin
son Him. and .1. L. Hoo. This cannot
bu dono until tho right-of-way through
thu snino is secured. Work would
have, in nil probability, boon contin
ued during tho fall and winter wore- it
not for those obstacles in tho way. The
l'entlloton Trilmno has tho following
to Hay in regartl to tho matter, which
shows tho Boutiuient of the people in
that section concerning tho kickers;
From n gentleman who is on tho in
side and evidently knows, wo learn that
work on tho Grando Jtoudo extension
of tho Hunt system of railroads has been
stopped, mid that until certain obstruct
ors havo como to their senses work will
likely not bo resinned. Tho men now
employed in grading this rotul mo to
bu removed to tho sound to finish up
tho contracts at that place. It is
questionable if tho work on tho Grande
Kondo extension will over bo resumed,
owing to it disposition on tho part of
some to obstruct its building. There
is trouble to boouro tho right-of-way,
and it is possible that tho responsibi
lity for tho tho failure to build this
much needed road will rest on few
bull headed persons who havo refused
to grant tho tight-of-way through their
land upon reasonable terms. The citi
zens of that valley Imvo pledged them
selves to pay a subsidy of $100,000,
unit to secure tho right-of-way through
thu valley. This latter is now the
sticking point. Fanners are holding
out for an unreasonably large compen
sation for the right-of-way, hoping
thereby to secure a portion of the
amount they have pledged to secure
thu subsidy. Surely they are acting in
ii very short-sighted manner, nnd it is
inped they will speedily come to their
senses.
A Pointer for You.
If you want to ninko every dollar do
full duty, catch on tOHOtnuof tho cheap
bargains in farm or city property now
ollered by Wilson it Unukutt, mana
gers Union Heal Ksttito .Wooluiiun.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit court of the State of Oregon,
for union county
Mury Higgers, Plaintiil,
K. II. HilLDefcndatit
To H. 11 Hill, thonbovo named defendant:
l the Nam b or thi: Htati: ok Orkuo.v:
You are hereby reutiircdto annear and an
swer tho complaint, tiled agaui-t you in the
above entitled court nnd action, on or tie
lore the lir.-t dav "f the next regular term
of said court, to-wit: on or hofnro the 11-X
day of fjoptumbcr. J MX), and if you fail so
t') appear or answer, the pliilutiit' will take
juilgumeut ng.iiii!t you for the Mini i'f three
liuudred and sixty-six ait-. I -J-10 1 dollars,
am! interest thereon from June 'Si, r) nt
tho rate l ten per cent, per annum., bal
ance due upon a prondsory note lgned by
you, and the further sum of fti I special at
torneys feo and plaiittlll's cots ami dis
bursements of this action. You will fur
ther take notice that plaintiff has caused
to be attached In said action the following
described real estate to-wlt: All of vntir
right, title and interest In block nine (!)) in
Hannah's addition to the town of Wot
Union , I'liion county, state of Oi -iron, a' -cording
to thu plat thereof now on itcoid
in the ele.k's olllce in nul county and t.itc,
also the lollowing. to-wit: Commencing I
at a point on the MEK of Sec. 1J, Tp. 1
1!. .'ill Ii, V. SL. I' tuuii county. Mine of I
Oregon, (!0 feet west and 21 ft feet oiith of j
the N V corner of the land trail-ierr d by i
C. L. Ulakosleo and Caroline lliakcslee to ,
M. K. Warren, by deed date -Mar. lt 17. JsS), '
and extending llienco wul 200 i-'t. tin n.
south 21ft feet to tho laud owned by -Mrs.
Ile.isou, thence east 2(KJ f'.et, Hume north
215 feet to place of beginning, mid parcel
of land being a portion of :' .s' '(
Kec. 1.1 .Tn. IS. 11. t!) K. V. M.. l.iil.m
county, state of Oregon, an 1 tlii plaintiff
will amilv to said cutirt m s..ia .iv..jntor
an order of sale of said premises, to satisfy
said judgement.
You will further take notice that this
summons is published in Tun Okkgon
Scoot, by order of tho Hon, Jas. A. Fee,
judge of 'the above entitled court, made
and dated at chambers at Pendleton, Uma
tilla cotintv. state of Oregon, on the 5lh day
of August, law.
,lUil It. I lliiln,
8 7-w7 Attorney for I'lir.
Tlinliur I.nml, Act .Jtitm 'J, IK7B
I'nr 1'ulillnatloii.
-Nntlco
U. S. Iaxd Oikick, La Uiiandi:. OnnooN.)
.June 30, 1800. )
Notice Is hereby ixiven that in compliance
with the provisions of tlmactof Congress
of June JS, 1878, entitled "An act for the
sale of timber lands in tho States of Califor
nia, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Tcr
ritorv," Ocorgo O. Gray, of Cove, county
of Union, state of Oregon, has this day
tiled in this otlicc ids sworn Ktatemeut No.
2ftl, for the purchaso oftheS SVi,SWK
HICK of fe'cc, No. 1. in Tp. No. 2 S, itangc
No.. I!) lO.aml will oiler proof to sliow that the
land .-ought is more valuable for its timber
or stono than for agricultural purposes, and
to establish his claim to said laud before
the register and receiver of tins ofllco at
La Grande, Oregon, on Saturday, the 27th
dav of Sept. lb!X).
He names as witnesses: W. V. Randall,
.1. (1. Smith. Miico Kiddle and J. C, Randall,
all of Cove, Oregon.
Any and all persons c'aimiug adversely
the afiovo-describcd lands, are requested to
tile their claims in this olllce on or before
said 27th day of Sept, WM.
JIUNUV IllNP.lIAUT.
7-17-wlO ltegister.
Timber I. unit, Act .liimi ;i, 1K7H Notice
Fop I'llMlcntloii,
IT. S. L. m Oiticu, Ija Ghaxiiu. Oheoon,
Mav 0. 1W)0.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with tint provisions of the act of Congress of
.liinu .1, lSiS, entitled "An act for the sale
Umber lands in the states of California
Oregon. Nevada, and Washington Ter
ritory,
"William It. Ilootlin,
of Cove, county of Union, state of Ore
gon, has this day tiled in this otlicc his
sworn statement No, 208, for tho purchaso
oi llie hVJ4 is tllitl WJS SWKOI Sec
tion No. I!!', in Township No. South
Hango No. 10 East, and will oiler
proof to show that tho land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish his
claim to said land before tho register and
receiver of this otlleu at La Grande, Oregon
on Saturday, tho 2:ird. day of Auk.. 1800.
Ho names as witnesses: J, O.. A. Itieh-
urdson, K. H. u illard, .1, K, Smith and
John Tallut, all of Cove, Oregon.
Any and all persons elaiininir adversely
tho ahovo-desei'ibed lands are requested to
lllo their claims in this otlicc on or before1
said li'ird day of Aug., IttW.
Hknky KiNiniAitT,
(1-1'2-wlO. ltegister.
NOTlCtS OF FINAL SHTT I.II.IIUNT.
Nntlco Is hereby given that the under
signed executors of tho estate of V. T,
Kieklin deceased, havo filed their final ac
count in said estate, in tho county court of
tho state of Oregon, for Union coiintv. and
that September i!, lt'K), at a regular term
of Kald court, has been set for hearing ob
jections to said linal account and for tho
settlement thereof. All persons interested
ill said estate, having objections to said II-
r.nl account aro hereby notified to appear
and tile their objections thereto on or before
said '-'nil dav oi September, inki.
N. 1 KICKL1N,
S. I). KICK LIN,
7-17-w(i. Kxextitors
NOTICK OF FOKFF.ITlTr.i:.
To tho heirs of tho into 13. A. Warner:
You aro hereby untitled that I havo ex
pended foity dollars in labor and improve
inent on tlio 'May Flower'' iniiic in order
to hold thu said mine, as provided in sec
tion '-MlM revised statutes of tho United
States, being the amount required to hold
one-third of said miuu for tho year IMS), and
It within ninety days from service of this
notion you fail or rcfuso to pay your pro
portion or sueii oxpondltiiro as co-owner.
your Interest in said chum will become tho
property oi mo subscriber unuer said sec
tlon U.I-.M.
Cornucopia, Oregon, July 15. 1S!K).
7-17-W13. C.J. DITKFI3Y,
AOMINISTUATOK NOTIOH
Notice is hereby given by tho undersigned
administrator ami administratrix of thu
estate of Nathaniel Swiger deceased, to tho
creditors oi, unit an persons Having claims
against iiiu sain deceased, to present thuni
with Iho proper vouchors, within six
month from ihedatuof this notice, to tho
said administrator at Ids residence In High
valloy, or said administratrix at her resi
dence about ihreo miles southeast of Un
ion, or toSheltou .t Carroll at their otlleu
In Union, all of said places being in Union
county. Oregon
Dated at Union this LMth day of June. 1S!K).
ANDKKW WILKINSON,
Administrator,
POLLY SWIOKlt.
7-11 Administratrix.
notioi: oi' final si:tti.i:iunt.
NOTI0I3IS III3UKUY OIY13N 11YTHI3
undornlgned executors of the ostatu of
K. T. Neville deceased, that they havo
Hied In tho county court of tho statu of Ore
gon, for Union county, their Una) account
In ad estate and that the court has ot
September A. IMMfor hearing objections to
said Until account and for thorettleuiunt of
thu same. All persons Interested in sMd
estate having objections to said final ac
count aro hereby notllled to nppu.tr nud
tlio their objections t said filial aeoouut
on or tieforo mWI Seiitcinbor A, lSlO.
Dated An. . S)J,
miI.OMON SF.VIM K.
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7 T. CHAPMAN,
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