TIIUKSDAY, JULY 9, 1891.
UNION PACIFIC TIME TABLE.
No. 1 Fast Mail, West.. 7:0.) p.m.
No. 7 Pacific Express. West 7:5."i a. m.
No. 2 Fast Mall, East . .11:35 a. m.
No. 8 Pacific Express, East. 11:00 p. in.
-otici:.
On account of the change made in the
management of this paper, all accounts due
up to Jan lfi. 1&91. must be settled without
' delay. Those knowing themselves indebt
ed to the paper are requested to conic in
and pay up without further urging.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
A Paragraphic Record ot Recent Happen
ings In and Around the City.
Lawn social Friday night.
E. E. Clough, of Sparta.
was in town
Monday.
Dr. J. 15, Mahanna arrived in town Tues
day evening.
Jno. S. Clark, of La Grande, was in the
city Tuesday.
Corvallis is to have u $50,000 carriage and
wagon faetury.
Angus Shaw, of Summervllle, was in the
city yesterday.
II. L. Daugherty. of the Cove, was in the
city Tuesday.
Caldwoll. Idaho, is said to have free pos
tal delivery now.
A largo 'lot of circuit court blanks on
hand at. this oiiiee.
Gracie Wright, of Medical Springs, is
visiting!iu the city.
J. D. Slater, of La Grande, came oyer
Monday on business.
Messrs. J. T. Jones and Dion Keefe
arrived in town yesterday.
Don't forget the lawn social at W. T.
Wright's on Friday evening.
Butter and eggs taken in exchange for
goods at Mrs. Kinehart's.
Jesse Inibler, Union county stock in
spector, was in town Tuesday.
AV. J. Townley came down from Sanger
on Tnesduy evening's stage.
Geo. Q. Johnson and wife will occupy
the residence of John Per Icy.
Messrs. Dully and Tice are down from
Cornucopia on legal business.
G. W. Huckman and family came in
from Sunimervillo yesterday.
All kinds of millinery goods at cost, for
cash only, at Mrs. Kinehart's.
Commisoners court convened yesterday.
Proceedings will be published next week.
Don't forget to call at Tan Scout ollice if
you are in need of job printing of any kind.
Miles Carter, who has been attending the
Willamette University, returned home
Sunday.
Before purchasing railroad and steam
ship tickets, consult agents Union Pacific
System. . 7-9-0-1
It is reported that there will be a large
amount !' huckleberries in the mountains
this season.
The town lias been billed for Forepaugh's
circus which will appear at La Grande on
September 17th.
A fine and well selected stock of printers'
stationary, inkx and new typo just received
at Tun Ht'ouT job office.
Hall Brothers, of Union, will now carry
tho full line of Frank Brothers' Implement
Company's machinery. 3-12-lm
Tho west hound train Tuesday evening,
duo here a 7:0), was delayed several hours
on account of a land slide.
Tin: Scout job office is now prepared to
turn out all kinds of printing on short
notice and at very low prices.
Justice Summons, Warrant of Arrest,
Executions and Writ of Atrachment blanks
for sale at Tiik fc-'coirr job office.
Geo. Q. Johnson and Mike Woodward
have opened a new saloon in the building
foimerly occupied by Win. James.
Administrators or Executors Bonds for
sale at this office. Every attorney should
have a stock of thi-so blanks on hand.
There will be no services at tho Presby
terian church next Sunday except Sabbath
school, as thi; minister will bo at Bakur
City.
S. D. Townley, brother of W. .1. Town
ley, superintendent of the Sanger 11111104
arrived front Madison. Wis., on yesterday's
train.
Milos Carter and Will Wright, accom
panied by Fannie Wright and Mabel Car
tor left forisuugor Tuesday to be gone about
a uotik.
L A. l'iliert-on called on us this week
and hubwrihi-it for another copy of Tiik
Swim to be .-cut to W. T. BoberUo::, Wad
dell, Mo.
Itomoiober tho alliance picnio at tho Cove
next Saturdny. Preparations are being
made for a grand time. All are invited to
attend.
Tho agents of the Union Pacific Systom
are provided with railroad and steamship
tickets to all points cast, as well as to and
from foreign ports. 7-9-0 1
A. N. Hamilton, accompanied by his
dauKhtor, Minnie, and Miss Cordio Norval,
passed through Union a few days ago on
Ids way to Portland.
Mattle Parry Krekol will be in Union
shortly and deliver a lecturo on "The Do
Inands of Secularism." The exact date
will be given later on.
You can always Und a good supply of
stationery, school books, novels, etc., at tho
postolllctore. A tine lot of garden and
tloww mU jiut received. -1-2-wl
Now type" and material just received at
Utliiotlloe, which bettor enable tu te exewile
flue Job work 011 ihort notice. Give in a
gall if yon want a good, noat job.
The Indie of the M K. ehuirh will give a
Uwn'wx hil at the residence of Jlr. W. T.
Wright on Fri lJV evening "f thi' We-k.
he cr-ni .ind ;ikj w II n- . at the
Uiililuln it' ll I" ' 11 -V-J'"
oral luviuiiau u tteuOtxi twl " I Uuped
a i4iaiit lime will be hud.
The Union Pacific System have on sale
excursion and single trip tickets of all
classes, to all points, which arc soid at
reduced rates daily for regular trains.
The usual morning and evening preach
ing services and Sunday school, at 12 in.,
will be held at tho M. E. church Sunday.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
The council met Tuesday evening and
granted a license to Duke Woods to soli
spirituous and malt liquors in less ipianti
ties than one gallon in the city ot Union.
A. M. Benson ami wife and Frank Bid-
well and wife, accompanied by Geo. Gig
nac, took their departure Monday for a
week's recreation in Pine and Eagle val
eyes.
Marlon M. Kerehcval, of this county,
and Miss Elizabeth A. Sinclair, of Uma
tilla county, were united in marriage July
3rd at the Golden Uulc parlors in Pendle
ton. Tuesday morning an elderly woman
traveliug on tho west bound train had the
misfortune to fall from the car near IIll
gard, breaking her leg. Name could not be
ascertained.
Frank Bros.' Co. will sell good Manilla
Binding Twine lor 11 cents per pound at
La Grande, and fully guarantee the quality
of tin' twine. See their celebrated "M. N.''
twine before buying. 7-9-wt
Tho Union Pacific System offers un
equalled facilities to tourists en route to
all points east. Vcstibuled Sleepers. Din
ers, Free Chair Cars through to Missouri
Kiver and Chicago without change. 7-9 o-l
Leon Levy zetumed home from Umatilla
county Tuesday, where he has been on a
visit. Some of the boys say he went over
to deliver the oration to the Umatilla Indi
ans at their celebration on tho Fourth, but 1
we think this is a mistake.
Sirs. Isabella Sheets, of Naples, Scott
county, Illinois, has a son somewhere in
Oregon from whom she desires to hear.
Please report the gentleman if you know
his whereabouts ami confer a great favor
upon an anxious mother.
A teamster known ns "Dutch George"
was instantly killed Tuesday morning nt
seven o'clock at Stoddard's mill near
Haines. Two heavily loaded wagons passed j
over ms uouv. -ii tieieoiive oruKo wincii
gave way on a down grado caused the acci
dent.
P. B. Wilson and family anived in Un
'Vm Sunday from Chemawa where Mr.
Wilson has been for some time, acting as
overseer in the wood working department
of the Chemawa Indian school. He will
make Union his future home and his many
friends arc glad to welcoino him back.
A man .by the name of F. G. Sopcr was
arrested at Colfax last week and brought
back to Union bv Deputy Sheriff' Glidewell,
charged with the larceny of a saddle from
J. M. Phy. The trial came off before Jus
tice Wilson, .Monday, and the defendant
was found guilty and sentenced to fifty
days in tho county jail.
Wm. Sheriden, a young man who lias
been herdingsheep in High valley for somo
time past, skipped out Inst Friday morn
ing leaving behind a few unpaid bills, in
cluding a board bill at Mr. L. A. ltobert
son's where he had been stopping for a
week or so. He was accompanied by an
other young man by the name of Oscar
Breeze. They were headed towards Uma
tilla county.
Ye editor, accompanied by his wife and
a patty of friends, spent Sunday in tho
mountains cast of town in quest of recrea
tion and fish. In the course of three hours
wo succeeded in catching two baskets full
of good sized irout over one hundred in
number. If any one person has beaten 1
this record on Catherine creek this season
wo have not heard of it and it wasn't a
very good day for fish cithot.
The Baker City base ball team was de
feated at La Grande on tho Fourth by a
score of (i to 1. al.-o ai Baker on the day
following by a score of 11 to 4. AtPondlo
ton on the Fourth Walla Walla defeated
tho Pendleton team by a score of 7 to 8, and
on Sunday by a score of 12 to 2. The game
at North Powder on the Fourth, between
the third nine of Baker and tho Nortu
Powder club, resulted in in a victory for
tho foruior by a More of 13 to 2.
A man by tin n.mieof W'ostfall, living on
Indian creek near Vale, Malhour county,
was dragged t d.;ut.h last Friday by a wild
ho se whieh hp h.ns lassood The lope be
came entangled on his arm and the fright
ened animal ran .i:-ound the corral amongst
other wild horses which kicked and tram
pled on him. 1 1 i -t grumlxoii, Leu Mullius,
wiiia-s.-oxl the horrible accident, but boforo
h- i-ould cut 'he rope ami llboruto tho old
m 411 ho was nuarlv d.;ad and lived but a
sii'. rt lime
Saloon keeper- und others who deal in
cigars would d 1 well to closely study tho
law enacted by the lam congress in -regard
to tho sale of cigars, (Section 2(502 of the
llevised Statute nays that cigar must bo
sold to customers direct from tho properly
stamped box. A dealer who takes out a
handful of cigars and lays them before tho
buyer to choose from or a saloon keeopor
who brings a customer a cigar on a plate or
in a glass, makes himself liable to a fine of
$100. West Cont Truto.
A novel experiment nas been devised for
tho entertainment of dinner parties, tho
serving of salad grown undor tho cyos of
tho guests who partake of it. 'I ho secret
of performing thin magic feat lies in soak
ing good germinating lettuce sued in alco
hol for about six hours and sowing It in
an equal mixttiro of unslaked limo and rich
soil. After tho soup has been sorved,
sprinkle the seed with hike warm water
and they will prout Immediately. Tho
lettuce grow about the size of hazel nuts
before the time for serving the salad arrives.
Exchange.
NOTICE.
God's Blosilng to Humanity So Say a;i
Oregon Pioneer, Ninety Yearn Old.
F011R8T Giiovk. Or.. Mnruli 10. I have
need the OltliGON KIDNhY TflA and
obtained liiuifodtalo relief. It It God'e
bleiainp to humanity. I take pleuwuo In
r. . iiiiliiieiidim.' it to the alilu U-d. I Ml
iii m neurl ninety tirx tdtl , (inn-in lire.
'i 111 I1J in '! t- ni.'oy ot 'in- Hud on
I ' .V I 1111. 1. 111., . II 1 .!'.! T 1.1 ..II 1I..I1L' tilt
olHiAiOh KlUJuhY Thk I wyuy mad
hua. imvTd MUNiufiT
THE FOURTH.
iiow
It AVns Celebrated
at Union.
A SIG BLAZE AT LA GRANDE.
Another Disastrous Fire Visits the City
and Destroys Nearly Four Blocks
List of the Losses.
Although Union was nearly depopu
lated on tho Fourth, those who re
mained nt homo wore not at loss for
the want of umusoment, nnd wo doubt
if there was any set of people who
enjoyed themsolvos better than those
who remained at home in Union on
that dny. Our citizens were awakened
early in the morning by the loud re
ports of Chinese bombs, anvils ami the
; festive lire cracker, but from 7 to 9
o clock the town looked pretty dead
hardly 11 soul appearing on the streets
save now and then a small boy with
a lire cracker which he hntl been for
tunate enough to find. All this time,
however, fun was in the minds of a
few of our young men, and at about
10 o'clock when the mock band ap
peared on the street seated in tho
elegant now platform truck of the
milling company, drawn by Tom
Ficklin's lino team, it looked as
though Foropaugh's circus had struck
town. The band was composed of
various instruments;, such as tin horns,
triangle, tenor drum, bass drum, cym
bals, tuba, trombone, etc., but tho
most outlandish ana comical instru
ment was the "stomach pump" made
!vn(i operated by Fred Mallard, the
tinner. The band was driven all over
tho city and our citizens were treated
to this most excellent music until
about noon.
In the afternoon the fun was again
resumed, and sack races, wheelbarrow
races, hurdle races, mulo races and
various sports indulged in, interspersed
with music by the band. The ladies
also took an active part and tho after
noon soon passed away amid the en
joyment of all.
After supper the crowd was consid
erably swelled by parties returning
from tho mountains where they had
been spending the day in rest and
fishing, and the festivities again com
menced. Tho band again appeared
on tho trucks followed by Cofiinberry's
trucks loaded with a jolly crowd of
young ladies who favored us with sev
eral stirring songs. Quito a lot of tiro
Works were sent up from tho bridge
and our streets presented a lively ap
pearanco by the large number who
had congregated to witness the festivi
ties. Tho band wagon and the one in
which tho choir was seated were illu
minated with Chinese lanterns and
about train titno they both proceeded
to tho depot to welcome homo our
La Grando visitors,
AT LA GltA.N'DK.
Those who visited La Grando report
a very pleasant timo, although prepa
rations had not been made for such a
large crowd and tho town was unablo
to accommodate them, their being
about G,000 or 7,000 pcoplo present,
lion. J. N. Dolpli delivered the oration.
Many attractive sports wore indulged
in, including baseball, wrestling
matches, etc., and the day passed oil'
very pleasantly. At about 8 :30 in tho
evening, however, when all was joy
and merriment and tho young
people wore repairing to tho hall for
tho dance, tho town was suddenly
thrown into excitement by tho cry of
"Fire!" Tho streets were crowded
with anxious peoplo waiting to witness
(ho display of firo works, but not tho
kind that now threatened to destroy
tho town. Tho firo was soon located
in tho rear of tho Blue Mountain
houso and was under considerable
headway. A strong breezo was blow
ing from the northwest and tho wholo
building was soon under flames. Tho
firo spread rapidly, and boforo it was
under control had destroyed nearly
four blocks in tho heart of tho city.
Snodgrass' storo ami tho Gazette ollico
wore destroyed, including tlireo fine
presses and other machinery, with no
insurance. We understand tho pub
lication will be resumed as soon as
now material can bo procured. Tho
total loss is estimated at about $125,
000, divided as follows :
Loes. Ins.
Jamoti llislop $ 800 .$ fiOO
W..T. Snodgrass J50.000
Mule Mountain Houso 0,500
Nono.
.'1,500
Nono,
250
Nono.
2,500
1,600
3,000
1,000
7,000
5l00
Nono,
None.
Uuzotto Pub. Co .V00
J. K. Komig 1,000
Kleolrio Light Co J, 500
0. O. Uunto fi.OOO
It. IS. Iiryan .'1,500
Nowlmi & Vuhmr (5,000
McJCwnnou A Ilolmei 0,500
Young it Dart ... 11,000
J Diamond 7,000
It. J. Ctflltumi 600
J'Mclflo ISxproeit Go. . . 500
Haws it Co 2,000
1. A. Moskowitz. 1,500
William Noble 1500
Mrs.Mahailev 000
I. O. O. F. .' 2,000
IC.ofP. 1150
tfrandv it McCrcarv. . 1,(300
' Summer it Ilium 7,000
! C. S. Dumphev -1,000
I Mrs. Parker MO
i Mrs. McCrearv 1,000
1,000
1,000
None
None.
1,000
250
S00
.2,000
'2.S00
None.
None
Jo. Uaker 1,500
S00
Besides tho above a very heavy loss
was occasioned by the removal of
goods from buildings that were not
buni'jd, and goods stolen, besides valu
able wardrobes of guests stopping at
tho Blue Mountain House, including
two fine silk dresses and 11 diamond
necklaco belonging to Mrs. Senator
Dolph, valued at fGOO, and a gold
watch and chain. Win. O'Btyant was
run over by the hose cart and had one
of his legs broken.
La Grando lsjindeed unfortunate in
the way of fires, this being the third
since the new town was started, and
the meagre means which the town has
to fight tho destructive ilames should
be a warning to the citizens of Union.
Although wo have plenty of water in
tho creek and ditches throughout the
town, it is only a matter of time when
we will meet the same fate. The sys
tem of water works should bo pushed
to early completion and tho fire com
pany equipped with plenty of good
hose and a curt. We would then
stand some show. As it is, if a lire
was shitted on a windy night we
would bo powerless, and tho wholo
town would be reduced to ashes within
an hour's time. Take heed.
THE NEW SCHOOL noUSE.
The Work of Construction will be Com
linencod Early Next Week.
Contractor Keefe and J. T. Jones
arrived in the city from Walla Walla
yesterday. Mr. Keefe informs us that
tho work of preparing for tho burning
of brick for the addition to our school
building will bo commenced next week
and that the building will be pushed
to early completion. Mr. Keefe also
has tho contract for putting in tho
system ot water works here and will
also commence work on them as soon
as tho right of way is secured. Theso
two contracts will give employment
to quite a number of men and con
siderable money will bo expended in
our town, which will bo of great bene
fit to our business men.
Tho Installation
The public installation and ball given by
the Odd Fellows of this city last Friday
evening was very largely attended. Dis
trict Deputy Grand Master Thomson in
stalled tho following olllcers for tho ensuing
term: S. C. Miller, N. G.; A. Levy, It.
S. N.IG.; G.F.Hall, L. S. N. G.; L. B.
Uinehart, V. G. ; C. S. Miller, It. S. V. G. ;
A..I. Goodbrod, L. H. V. G. ; 15. N. North,
Sec; A.N.Gardner, Trcas. ; J. A. Gallo
way, W.;;D. J. Davis, L. S. K.; J. W.
Minnick, it. K. S. ; A. K. Raton, Con.; A.
M. Benson, I. G. A number of songs were
rendered by the choir, and an excellent and
able address was delivered by Hon. J. N.
Dolph. About 10:30 o'clock all ropaircd to
Wright's hall where tho dance was to be
given. A largo number of tickots were
sold and a yery good timo was had, al
though there was some dissatisfaction on
account of the lute hour at winch tho dance
was started. A number of couples wcro
patiently waiting for tho hall to bo opened,
as they could not possibly get seats in tho
lodgo room to witness the ceremonies there;
but taken altogether wo presume general
satisfaction was given anil tho affair was a
financial success.
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Nearly a Firo.
During tho celebration nt Stimmcrylllo
on the Fourth the parties having In chargo
tho fire works took thorn up on thp top
of Wndo Bros.' store In order to firo them
off. Tho box containing tho firo works was
placed on top of the building and when
they commenced firing them oil' tho wholo
business caught lire, causing great excite
ment. Tho box was kicked off and landed
in front underneath n span of horses
hitched to a rack. One of the horses was
burned In a frightful manner und it is
thought will die. They wcro finally re
leased und taken to a livery stublu to bo
put away and during tho excitement a
lantern wits broken in tho ham and another
fire started. It wan noon extinguished,
however, und all wont oil' smoothly.
Presbyterian Church,
Preaching every Sabbath at'll a. 111. nnd
7 p. in ; Sabbath school at 10 a. m; ChrLs
tlftn Mridofiyor Society. Ttioeduy tit 7 p. m,
All nr eordlully invited to attend. Wo
urge purwita to bring tholr children to
olitiruh thai (hey mny ba nurtured In mor
ality and piely. J. IIuaiiHO,
Puntor.
A CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
It will Build Roads on the Single-Rail
and Saddle-Truck Company.
Tho organization of a construction
company to build roads on the single
rail and saddle-truck system of Dr.
Mahana's is now in progros. The
now enterprise will have tho same capi
talization, .fGOO.000, as tho original
company, which controls the pateut,
and tho par value of each share is fixed
at $100 Although money is scarce at
Union, whore the original company
was organized, as it is now at everv
placo in the Northwest, the people
there quickly subscribed .$10,000 worth
of stock in the construction company,
which evidences their faith in the new
plan of railroading. The company as
soon as organization is effected and
plans arranged, will build tho initial
ingle-rail and saddle-truck railroad in
Oregon, probably in tho Willamette
alloy. Some of tho original com
pany's stock is being sold at Portland
for fifty cents on the dollar.
Dr. Mahana was in tho city today
en route for Union. Ho leaves soon
for Portland, to remain somo time.
East Orcgonian.
A newspaper in Ohio recently
roui:ht suit amiinst fnrt v-t.hivn mon
7 ! ------ - - - - - -
who would not nav their subscrintion
and obtained judgement in each case
for tho amount of each claim. Of
theso, twenty-eight made affidavit that
thev owned no more than tlin law nl-
lowed. thus nrovoutinu' attai'linimit.
Then, under tho decision of supromo
court, lliey wcro arrested for petit lar
cenv and bound over in tho sum of
$.100 each. All but six gave bond,
wiuie six wont to jail. The new pos
tal law makes it larceny to take a pa
per and not pay for it." Toledo Blade.
It is not the intention of Tiik Scout
to force tho paper upon anyone but if
thero is a person now taking it who
does not expect to pay, cr is owing us
on subscription and thinks tho same
will not have to bo paid some day, they
aro badly mistaken. Tho dav of
settlement will como and we will have
our pay. Wo aro in hopes wo have
nono of this class of subscribers, and
that wo will not have to resort to such
means as tho abovo in order to net our
money, but if wo should, tho olnims
will be pushed to tho fullest extont of
tho law.
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was persuaded to try Dr. King's Now Dis
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School Report.
Following is the report of district N . 10,
I'nion county. Oiegon, for the mouth end-
lug June II), 1M)1 :
Number of pupils enrolled, 10. Names of
pupils neither absent nor tardy: Lou Per
in, Kddio Perin. Harlow Foster, Uov
.Sutherland, Walter Sutherland. Floye
Sutherland.
Names of pupits absent, but not tardv:
F.llie Miller, Mary Miller, Johni Miller,
Delia Sutherland, Lemuel Perin, Curreti
Farloiv.
Names of pupils neither nb.'-ent nor tardy
during tho term: Lou Perin, Harlow Fos
ter, Ivddie Perin.
Names of pupils absent but not tardy
during the term: F.llie Miller anil Delia
Sutherland. Lvnt.i Bk.nn.
Teacher.
Specimen Cases.
S. II. Cltllbrd, Now Uaswl. Wis., was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism,
his stomach was disordered, ills liver was
eil'ected to an alarming degree, Hppetite
fell away, and ho was terribly reduced In
flesh and strength. Three bottles of Elec
tric Bitters cured him.
KdwardShephurd, Horrlsburg. III., had
a running sore on Jliis leg ',of eight years'
standing. Used three bottles of Klectrlc
Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklcn's Arni
ca Salve, and his leg Is sound and well.
John Speaker,; Catawba, 0.,;had five largo
fever sores on Ids leg, doctors said he was
incurable. Ono bottlo F.leetrio Bitters and
0110 box Bucklcn's Arnica Salve cured him
entirely. Sold at Brown's drug store.
Agents Wanted.
Ouragents mko?t00 to 1300 a month sel
ling our goods on their merits. Wo want
county and general agents, and will t ko
back alt goods unsold if a county agent fails
to clear $100 and oxpenses after a thirty
day's trial, or a general agent loss than $250.
Wo will send large illustrated circulars and
letter with a special oiler to suit territory
applied for, on receipt of threo ono cent
stamps. Apply at once and get in on tho
boom. Address,
llKNKUK MANlTl'-AUTUltlNll Co.,
l-a-ly Pittsburgh. Pa.
Tho Pulpit and tho Stage.
Uov. F. M. Shrout, Pastor United Brotli
crn Church, Blue Mound, Kan., says:
"I feel it my duty to toll what wonders Dr.
King's Now Discovery lias done for mo.
My lungs wcro badly diseased, and my
parishioners thought I could livo only a
few weeks. I took five bottles of Dr. King's
New Discovery and am (-omul and well,
gaining 20 lbs, in weight.
Arthur; JLovo, Manager Love's Funny
Folks Combination, writes: "After a tho
rough trial and convincing evidence, I am
confident Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption, beats 'em nil, ami cures
when everything fails. Tho grcatost kind
ness 1 can do my many thousand friouds is
to urgo tlicin to try it." Free trial bottles
at Brown's drug store, Uegular size 50 c.
and $1.00.
Subscribo for and advertise in The Ohk
(ion Scout.
.MAKitir.n.
.IOIINSl)N-MKItD0CK..Vt tho Depot
hotel, July 0, Mil, Mr. Geo. (. Johnson,
of (Ids city, and Miss Lola Mordock, of
Shasta county, Cal., C. L. Blakcslco, J.
P., fillleiating.
FIH1IKH SY. At tho IContonnlal hotel,
July 3, 1891, Mr. Henry Fisher and Miss
Augusta Sv, of La Grande, S. Albcrson,
J. P., officiating.
Powder
Circulars, Business Curds,
JJuvolopca, Society Cards,
Buooipts, Visiting Cards.
Tickots, Wedding Cards,
StatumoiitB, Mall TrogramB,
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