TllUKSDAY, FEURUAUY 12. 181)1.
Death of Bradlaugh.
Editor Oiiegon Scout:
In the death of Charles Bradhuigh,
winch occurred on the .'iOth of Janu
ary hist., England lost her lending lib
eral. For eleven yearn ho has been in
parliament, and his atheism has given
that august body much disquietude.
Ho had never swerved ftom the line
of duty, but Protestant England saw
in hirf elevating doctrine the downfall
of many a pet idea. They in power
saw his new era of free thought gain
ing at astonishing rates. It was di
rected at all the pernicious principles
that hold men in servitude. It was to
cut the fetters from many a wrist and
place tho tenant on equal grounds with
his lord. It aimed at oppression. It
was to drive from the land all bondage
and make the peasant one of society.
In 1808 Mr. Uriidlatigli was defeated in
tho election, and in 187.'! ho came to
America on a lecturing tour. He
lectured nearly exclusively on the Eng
lish question, and as lie was &o fair and
just in his principles and in his loyalty
to England so zealous, when ho re
turned homo the English people looked
at the Infidel in a newer view. They
found much to admire in his manly de
fense of Uritain.and his logical theories
Bcemed prophesies that promised bless
incs to the oppressed. Tho tumult of
religion was stirred. Protestantism
boiled high. Tho election of 18S0camo
on, and Bradlaugh was chosen from
Northampton as member of parlia
ment, but there wore strong objections
to his taking his seat, on grounds that
ho. being an atheist, could not take tho
required oath. Ho was, however,
seated on ailirmation, and tho first
outspoken Inlidel held a teat tho su
preme tribunal of Great Britain I How
liberals shouted in enthusiasm till Al
bion rang with tho music of united
voices from shore to shore! A victory
over the tyranny that had ground tho
common people for ages. Tho first
grout stride- that liberalism had made
even in tho nineteenth contury. An
honorable, open, fair trial of its princi
ples had at last convinced (ho pooplo
that it was no monster bent on the
destruction of tho good and glorious
things of civilization. It had some of
human propensity in i t s inaki-up.
The demon was not there that shudder
ing Christianity expected to behold.
There was in Bradlaugh's atheism
much that would add to the purity of
a Christian's life There were princi
ples that tho pulpit admitted as being
superb principles that would lift all
mankind to better aims and to brighter
aspirations. He was not bent on tho
destruction of established doctrines
Ho was building a new one, to launch
with the old in the sea of thought! He
had a lovo for freedom of thought that
overwhelmed all mean desires. The
bettering of lower classes and the di.v
trihiiliun of knowledge tho purifying
and elovatioi. of polities and the do
throning of superstition are amoi.g his
aims. The tamily altar was his higher
temple of devotion. Lovo for wife am
weans was higher than tho unfounded
lovo for Mohammed, Buddha or Jesus,
A wife claimed her husband's heart,
and a husband that gave his heart to
Jesus was a porjurer and a despoiler of
tho felicity of tho holy homo. The
marriage vow was tho tio that bound
inviolably tho husband and wife, and
no man even tho mythical Jesus
could claim the ailection of the honest
husband.
In politics ho saw corruption, and
found in the aristocracy of England
much that was oppressive to tho com
mon people. Ho saw in tho religion of
today much that should have died out
in ages past. Its weak foundation he
saw quivering before tho mighty rush
of tho nineteenth contury Some of
its main stays ho found wanting in tho
true principles of manhood in tho
character that should set an example,
he mw many faults. It was merit with
him, not popularity. It was true worth
and not gilt.
And now, just ii4 ho was gaining a
promiuouctt that was enviable, ho lays
down the Hag and oilers up his ac
count. Mfo has ended when its sun
was at its highest noon! The strifo;
and tho struggle is done. The tireless
brain is at rest at lust, and tho warm
heart is tho pulseless clod of clay. The
virtues uud tho faults arc left alone as
tho solo testators to his worth. Tho
day is fast approaching when parlia
ment will contain many more just such
noble, big rottld men. Tho dawn of
the twentieth century is just streaking
with a grand lustre in the east, and no
Mo old Victor Hugo says tho twentieth
century will ho happy! Man in his
udvuueo is bocoinlng more libera).
Tho heart is taking to its atoroof ten
tlerness ono more uttribule -churity.
In public, thiR has long boon sleeping.
But in this Liter day the great man
must be the chariUiblc man.
To some the death of an Infidel ap
pears to be an awful ordeal. No hope,
they say, no refuge, nor haven in
sight. No glorious refsilrection of (ho
soul, no rapturous meeting beyond the
shadow of the tomb, no talents to de
liver up to the maker, no songs to
chant, no ..harp to twang, no angel
fingers to clasp and kiss.
To those who are Christians, the In
fidel's death has horrid aspects. The
darkness and terror of chaos spreads
before tliem, tho awful abyss without
depth, without width. No God to lift
him up through the tumult of death
to everlasting peace! No Savior to
stand ns council for him in the supreme
court of heaven. The grave, no
further.
But to (he true Infidel it presents no
such scenes. The last parting with
loved ones is a tad rite, but when the
remembrances of all past goodness
and by-gone kindness comes up in re
view, it is a happy moment. Tho con
sciousness that in all the past you have
aimed at the right, and aimed at the
justice of all things, is enough to quiet
all rullles that stir life's last moments
Tho faultless love you have homo your
family and the generous spirit you
have exhibited to your fellow man is
satisfaction to tho soul. When no
dark clouds of ills and aching you
have caused to others hovers over your
death bed when the conscience is free,
and all life's deeds bear well on your
mind, it is no pain to die even though
you have no hope beyond. Jt is
chance immutable chance! Fate de
signs it so. Who can question whether
its object is not tho bettering of us all?
Bkiit W. Uuitman.
Resolutions of Condolonco.
II AM. 01' Covk Loikjk, No. !)1, )
A. F. A A. M.
February 7, A. I). 181)1. )
Wo your special comtnittco appoint
ed to prepare suitable resolutions of re
spect to the memory of our deceased
brother, Eugene T. Foster, respectfully
submit the following:
WiiKltKAS, Tho solemn messenger of
Death has invaded our order by remov
ing from us a beloved and honored
member, Eugene T. Foster, and while
wo bow in sorrow to the inovitiblo sum
mons, wo trust that he for whom we
mourn and tho life that has forever fa
ded from our view has bloomed again
in eveibuting peace and happiness on
tho bright shores of eternity, and that
our loss, though sad it be, is his eter
nal gain.
Being endowed with thoso noble
traits of mind and heart which elevate
mankind, his counsels will bo missed,
therefore, be it
Resolved, by Cove Lodge No, 1)1, A.
F. fc A. M., that in the death of Broth
er Eugeno T. Foster tho order has lost
a beloved and honored brother; the
wife a truo husband; tho parents a du
tiful son ; tho sisters a loving brother,
and society an upright man.
Resolved, that we tender our earn
est sympathies to the alllictcd family.
Resolved, that these resolutions be
spread upon tho records of tho lodgo;
a copy bo sent to tho family of tho de
ceased, and that a copy be furnished
tho press of Union and ha Grande for
publication.
John E. HonniiJ
Gi:o. W. Thomajo Committee.
L. It. Hoi.mp.s.)
CIRCUIT COURT.
Tho HuBlness Transacted up to tho Tlmo
of QoiUB to Press.
Clrcut court convened in this city lad
Monday, with .ludco .1. A. Fee in the chair
O. A. Johns actinc district attorney by up
pointment of tho court; Turner Oliver
clerk; J T. Holies. hherilV; George Heldle
man, court bailiff and .1. N. Moore, bailill'
for the grand jury. The following persons
were drawn to nerve as grand jurors : .1 . It.
Kellogg, foreman, S. S. Moothr, Ott Vand-
oriuculen. Davis Uoswell, P. A. MeDonnld.
T. F. Gooch and Win. Shaw Jr.
I) A McAlistor vs W A Cusliinan and C
W I.add; default and Judgment,
1) A McAlistor vs C W I.add; default and
judgment for sale of attached property.
O .t W T Ity Co vs Hutcliiiibon Pros; ills-
missed.
Jos W Palmer vs Grilllu uud I.add; de
fiant and judgment for sale of attached
property.
Itees & ltrdmiui vs A UOsborn; contin
ued for service.
Snow vs .Makinson ; dismissed at plain-
tltr's costs.
Slaver t Walker vs A Shaw; settled and
dismissed.
Jos Wrifiht vs Jos Floklin; settled and
dlsmhsed.
Wade Pros vs Wood it Woods; settled
and dismissed.
Wm Wilson vs G DPiaklln; default mid
'judgment.
H Wlldey rs Farrull and Parrell; dis
missed. A K F.uton vs Sarah J Wast; dismissed at
pUlutllPs ousts.
HaUt v llalil; lUf.udt; John Whreler,
referee.
Hill vs Hill; euntluuod fur twin,
Murx vi GuoJituiigh; coallnunl on for
mer order of court.
Stulli vs Stalls. dimWJ t.t plahitlll's
cost.
II 1' Gregory ,v ( o v Kcllozg & Punch;
dismissed without prejudice.
Wallace v Frrell fc Frazier; continued
or term.
.1 II Rinehart vs Adam Rorasford ; de
fault ami judgment.
Hutchinson Pros vs Frank Bid wall; eon
tliucd for the term with referee to report
testimony.
Fresh vs Fresh ; continued for the term .
P K Wade vs U It Ex Co and Farrell ,t
Wallace; dismissed.
S II and Wm Neville vs O it Ex Co; set
tled and dismissed.
Gibbons McAli-Uer vs John Southwell ;
continued for the term.
Win M Huntley vs Albert Huntley; de
fault; Winnie Hlakoslee appointed refereo
to take testimony.
WO Hunter vs ritandley and Huntley;
continued for term.
A Hummer vs (J M Irwin; continued for
term,
French vs Plnom ; same.
Barnctt Pros vs Nodlneand Uoers; judg
ment for plaintiff for units.
.Merrill vs Irwin; 11 F Wilson appointed
guardian ad litem.
Kachul I.add vs Cha I.add; default and
judgment.
K Ilcidenreich vs Win Thopui'son; strick
en from the docket.
Newberry vs Noborry; default; Robert J
Slater referee.
BijjgcrH vs Hill ; answer and consents to
judgment.
.Statu vs Hathaway; plead guilty; court
set Saturday for sentence. ,
Ephavs Kpiia; default; A 0 Williams,
referee.
Sterling vs Grant et nl; default; Winnie
Blakeslee appointed leforoc.
Bucklon'8 Arnica Salve.
Tiik Ukst S.u,vi: in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sore", Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Kever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi
alvely euros Piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to jive perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 2.5 cents per
box. For sale at Itrown's drii store.
A QUAKErt'S DOZi:.N-
IMcban! Stcjc, tho well known propriotor of
tho Quaker Dairy, No. EO Ellis St., San Franol'co,
last week scut tho following letter to tho Edwin
W. Joy Co.
My lamuy navo been taxing
Joy's Vegetable Sareaparllla now
for mouths with splendid rsaults.
Our cxpcrlcnco has been that after
takiufj It regularly for a short time
and getting tho system started right,
an occasional doto thereafter keps
tbosysten in perfert condition. A
peculiarity of your vegetable cooi
pouud inexpllcablo to mo is, that it
does not loso its effect, but seems to
accomplish tho eamo results continually. As a
liver and bowel regulator and correctivo it is per
fection. Wo would not bo without it In our
house. In fact I linvo just bought a dozen bot
tles to get tho reduced price."
A. M. Uowc, of 623 Jones street. 8. F also
writes thnt It has been bis habit for years to
inval;o In tho mornings with a beadacho and nn
exhausted feeling; but sinco tho first bottlo ho
has had uo return of his old time debilitating
headaches.
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Address: W. C. ItAlUD,
Island City, Or.,
Sole Agent for Union County. 2-5w2
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AT
WRIGHTS' HALL, UNION, OR.,
-ON'-
May, Feb. 13,
The Best of Music and n Good Supper,
Prizes of Value Will be Given.
Tho city hus will run nil night to
connect with trains, for the accomoda
tion of those from a distance.
ayTicki)tti, including suppor, if 2.f0,
R. Ii BROWN,
Dealer in
TOILET AKTICLhS,
PKKKUMKRY, PAINTS.
OILS, GLASS, PUTTY, Etc.
A Compluto nnd Varied Stock of Wall
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blniillv on liitiul. ri'-rFi
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SOON IT WtlL BC TOO LATE.
! hD ve "-vt troub'ed Wrttiy veers with
Cue-isc cftl-.e kidneys and have tried
:cit-y dLfcrent temedtn ami nev
n:;ht ::! fcuri difitrrot phyddatH
Willi jit relief. AIkmH the 15th of April
I w.n su.'tiiinj froto.i very violent
attack that almost orosiruted me in
mrh n inmner t.iat I was bent over.
When I sat down ii wns r.lmot impos-sit ie for me
lo Ktt i:p nlone. or to put on my cit,inu, wnen
kind t'rovitl'-nce unt Dr. Ilcuiey, with the
OUEGO.N KIONliY TiA, to tny
bold. I im-nedlately commenced
using the tea. It had an almost
miraculous effect, nod to the aston
ishment of alt the guests at the hotel,
in a few days,! am nappy to state,
that I wa a new man. I wilt'
teems in end the tea to nil a&icttdi
as 1 have been. 1
g. a. TwrrUR, I
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Gall and Examine Them.
Suits Made to Order,
Cleaning and .Repairing.
All work warranted.
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LUMBER for SALE
at tho High Valley
Saw Mill.
All kinds of lumber constantly on hand
or furnished on short notice. Prices cheap
as the cheapest.
Patronage - Solicited.
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"WM. WILKINSON & SOX.
Thomson fc I'ursol wo asrents for
the eclehrated Cyclone AVindMill, and
as tho prices on them liiivchcen great
ly reduced they are now within the
reach of nil. Sample mill to ho seen
at their planor in North Union. Call
and examine it.
IIOI CITY HOTEL.
(Opposite tho Court house,)
L, J, Boothe, - - Proprietor.
Having refitted the san. and added a
large new dining room, I am now bet
ter prepared than ever to accomodate my
patrons.
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EAST, WEST,
NORTH ar.il "OUTH
UtflON, OKEGON,
A. n. KIji.IS, Tlehnt Agent.
TJMK TA8LE.
Trains depart from Union daily as follows r
east nocsn.
Overland Flyer, No 2 11:33 A. M.
WEST JIOCH1I.
Overland Plyor, Xo 1 7; 0 P. M.
Main Line, Nos. 8 and i. "The Limited
Fast Mail," carry Pullman Dining and
Sleeping Cars between Portland and Chi
cago. OOEAX DIVISION.
Tho Union Pacin will dispatch Steamerr
between San Francisco and Port
land, ns follows.
FROM PORTLAND. FROM NAS FI.A&C14C0.
At 10 p. m. At 10 a. in.
Columbia... Feb. 1 Oregon . ..Feb. 4
State . ' 5 Columbia " 8
Oregon. ..." U State . " 12
Columbia " 18 Oregon . . " 16
State . . " 17 Columbia.. . " 20
Oregon " 21 State. . " :M
Columbia. .. " 26 Oregon .. ' 23
State.. . .. .Mar. I Columbia Mar. i
Tho company reserves the right to change
steamers or sailing days.
HATES OF PASSAGE:
Cabin, - - $i0.OO Steerajre - - $S.0n
Hound Trip Tickets, Unlimited 30.(M
Cliildren, under 12 years - - Half Fare
,, f years ... Free
Including Minis nnd J'erths.
C. S. JIUI.LKN, I T. W. LISK.
ficn'l Traffic .Manager. I Gen'l. Ticket Agt,
A. K. ELLIS, Agent. Union.
NOTICK OK I'OUKJClTUItH.
State of Oregon, county rf Cnion, )
November 10, 18!)0.f
To John Noixn : -
You are hereby notified that I lmvo ex
pended one hundred tloMars- in labor and
improvements on the Fryiinr Putchmun''
iiuartz lode, situated in 'Granite mining
district. Union ceunty, iregon. as will ap
pear by certificate rlie'd November 10,1800,
!ind recorded in Hook E of quartz claims,
page 220, in the ofliee of tho recorder of
said county, in order to hold said premises
under the piovisions of section 23Jt revised
vtntutcs of the United 'States, being the
amount l' lpiiri-d to hold the unuif for tin
year ending December SI, lNOO. and if with
in ninety days alter this notice by publica
tion you fail or refuse to contribute your
portion of such expenditure, and of other
expenditures for whb'h you are legally
bound as co-owner, your interost in saiii
claim will liecoine the property of the sub
scriber under said seciimi '.,::M.
ll-13-l.1t CHOUGH W. PERKINS.
OT!Ci: OK DISSOI.t'TIOX.
-VJOT1CH IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
J- we, .Squiro K. Tlmmas and .1. II. l)e-1
Inucy.hnve tins duv dissolved bv mutual
con.-ont the partnership business heretofore
existing between u-, and J. II. Delaney is
herebv authorized uud undertakes to 'pay
all debts of the linn and collect all accounts
due.
Dated nt Union Oregon this 30th dav of
December ISiXi.
SQUIRK K. THOMAS.
J. H. DISLANKY.
NOTIOi: OK lUb'SOLHTlOX.
Notice is hereby given that the co-part-
nersliip lieretofore e.l-tlug between . N.
(ianiner. A. . Ua.duer and Ilutohhison
lirus. in the sawmill business ut North Pow
der is this day dissolved bv mutual consent.
W.N. (iardner and A. N. (Jardner retiring;
irom :ne ousiness. iiutcliiusoii uros. will
pay all the indebtedness of the lirtu and col
lect an monej due said lirm.
Dated this 23d dav of January. 1801
HUTCHINSON DUOS.,
W. N. GARDNER,
'J-IlMul A. N. GARDNER.
XMTICi: OK DISSOLUTION.
"VfOTICE IS HKRERY GIVEN THAT
1 the co partnoi ihlp heretofore existinji
between A. Ii. Jones mid 1$. Clianeev, in
lie publication of Tun Oukuo.v srorr. I
this day (lissiilved by tutiiual consent. Mr
ioiios win retire and Mr. Chunecv Kill con-
tinuo tlie business. Either nne will rteeip
for moneys due. All back accounts must
bo settled wtibout delay,
Dated tins loth day of January, 1W1.
A. l. JON IK.
II. CHANCEY.
KSTICAY XOTIOM.
Notice is hereby giveu that there was tak
en up hyt . A. Gray, on Clover creek in the
precinct of North Powder, Union cniintv.
Orenon, and pouted before the undersiKued
a justice of the peace for the above preeine
one dark iron pray hore. supposed to be l'J
years old, Kii.v bauds high, branded with a
a capital!) (script) on the left su-uilde
Apprnieit at 35 tlil January 3, im.
l-S-3t JOHN EDWARDS.
Justine of the Peace.
Toiicliors' lixaiutiiiitiiin.
Notice is hereby (tven that for the pur
jiose of mukinx an exnminaiioii nf all pel
suns who may offr thoinselvesa- candidate
for toachers of thexhooU of thi county,
the county school superintendent there"!
will holdnpublice.xaiuinutio't a' La Gr.indc
OomuieiiehiK at noon, Weduesdav, Febtu
urv 14U. Dated this Keltnuirv'l. sl.
II. S. .STRANGE.
County School Superintendeiit. Union
County, Oregon. td
NOTIC'H TO SKTTI.K.
All persons iudi'hied to (lie undersigned,
by note, IhioK aucount or otherwise, are
ex e'ed to settle tlnir aci-oiiuts without
furtlier iiniie-. 1 am compelled to adopt
tlii' t oursr i II ai'i iiTii ,il in) l'ebylBe
rn . ill i i- in l i in p' i
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DAYTON", WAITSBURG, WALLA
WALLA, WASH., and PEN
DLETON, OR.,
Making close connection at Ilunt'sJunc
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ma, Seattle, Victoria, 1J. C, Ellensburg,
North Yakimn. Paco, SpraRtie, Cheney,
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St. Paul, Minneapolis,
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
Passenger Train, making above connec
tions leaves Pondlefon daily, at 7:10 p. in.
Through Tickets Sold to all Points East
at the Lowest Rates.
, W. F. WAMSLEY,
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AValla Walht, Wash.
G. W. HUNT,
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Drop in and lie sociable. Fine billiard
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