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About The Oregon scout. (Union, Union County, Or.) 188?-1918 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1891)
Ite teflon THURSDAY, SEPT 2J 1891. That Recorder Supplement. Union, Oregon, September 21, 1801. Editor Oukoon Scout: 1'n.MSO .tiiow mo spuco in your es teemed joiinuil this week to notice briefly a verv loni'thy und bitter de nunciation by the editor of the La Grande Chronicle, on the 11th inst., of to him ut least a very ofTe'iiHive circular which he ela'mu to have (lis covered in the folds of the Elgin He cordor. Now I have been ho fortunate, or unfortunate, as (he case may bo, as not to have seen this very obnoxious circular, nor have I mot anyone olao who has seen it, or knows any more about it than the Chronicle tells us, but I urn able to say that it is not authorised hy the alliance of this county, if that information will tend to quiet the over-strained nerves of any of our very solicitous friends on the onlwide. It may havo had soino sort, of endorsement from some snb alliance of the county, but I doubt that. ( atli'iidi'd the meeting of the county nlliiinct' the 18th inst. at Cove, but Unit t'ir'iiliir was not mentioned in the meeting, as the time was fully ie 1 cupied by the consideration of business that 1 conclude was thought to be of more importance. This ttiitcmimt may .-cnmisly sdiock some of our un initiated friends who seem to lie h afraid tli.it the alliance will go astray. For beveral wi-eks after the organiza tion of the alliance in the county, and while the Chruiuclc man seemed to expect Mime personal gain from the order, im was di.fjKcd to treat us kindly and ive us friendlv notices weekly, but of late, for some reason known to himself, he has gone back on us, as it wero, and gives us a box on the ears quite as ofton. It appears impossible for us to do anything to please him. lie works himself into a perfect frenzy in the column and a third of vituperation abovo referred to. It is f. nihil to contemplate his writh ings and contortions. I deem it scarcely necessary for me to say here that it is not the purpot-e of the alliance, collectively or individ ually, to defraud anyone or keep thorn out of their just dues. I nover yet have heard a single expression from a member squinting that way, nor do I believe any merchant or other creditor , of his fellow citizens whoso interest it was to profit by the fruits of his toil; that his receipts of this world's goods are sadly disproportioncd to his labor; that while the country has been accti mulating wealth very rapidly, the agri culturist has been losing ground in the race for property moro rapidly. While they with whom he deals, and who handlo tho product of his cease less round of labor, aro accumulating largo fortunes, ho is growing rapidly poorer year by year; his mortgage is growing frightfully fast despite his in creased industry and energy, and they labor not and tako not half tho risks, yet notwithstanding his extremity ho is forced to pay 80 per cent of all the taxes for the support of this unjust government that discrim inates so out rageously against him. And now that ho is awakening to a partial reali zation of tho qreat wiong done him by class legislation and trade discrimina tions, and begins to look about him for a means of regaining part of the lost ground, there is a dismal howl from all those who havo been unfairly prospering at his expense, and those paid to shout for them, that the dirty, dishonest farmer is trying to form a trust on wheat by storing 50,000 or 60,000 bushels together to try to se cure o cents or 1U cents a ousiiol ad vance, and from tho screech that reaches our ears wo might bo led to believe that the farmers of the county wero attempting the commission of a great crime, did we not understand the position of tho seiecchers. The bears may force tho price of wheat or and blood. And if there is any till ers of tho roil who is not with uf in heart and spirit, and is not ready to buckle on tho armor and battle in the cause of equal rights one who is hap py and contented in his present state, or thinks he has nothing of which to complain, or thinks that by practicing a little more industry and economy ho may survive a little longer, and desires to make no effort for anything better, I would mildly suggest to him tho pro priety of stepping aside while tho grand procession moves on, for on it will move to final victory. The Chronicle man has labored dili gently for many weeks to got Brother Swiuehart out of the alliance, and has apparently worked himself almost into convulsions because the order does not expel him, but I have yet to hear an expression from any inembi r favoring his expulsion. And it docs seem to me that if the members of the order are satisfied with his member ship, it should not ttotible non-members a great deal. Mr. Swiuehart, under a strict con struction of the law of tho alliance. may not have b-en eligible to mem bership, without permission from a higher authority, but I have never heard it intimated by anyone in tho order that he was not an exemplary member, and without Mich charge I do not think we could, or vish to, ex pel him. Nor do I believe, as charged by the Chronicle, that we have mem bers in every alliance in the county who are not eligible, though recent events satiMied mo that we do need a n V t -t ; 1-oinl.nnl It M, mttr on hind W K Unnks f Q TTT rT Tpv -p For Sale.1 l2tel,ov.r!n,.,, . ( Wv W K k sek, iicH H'M Hec 27 T 1 8 It Ho II . Lord Win, miK land O W riillooti H rl't SI I l.MlWK I .,,,,, .,,. . .. . ... i I.ewin it II, nit on bind .Inn McOattloy TiAHM In love, coiiMMIuk of lfO acres. All l p,.t ' j.n i T IS It "S E " uinlcr fctiee, email orchnnl, nlno room I iiMmnViin Trult f'n miir'nn Valid V M horow, nunll barn, out bulMIhcii ami one wood U ro S cw"di l iil worKiiii; chiaonsnincnt run by water iowcr. , y (f K(J, y: j , nci3 gct..sfT4S iiuiiiiru uif.ii. uiirroiiKJiH, i ovc, ur. v-i-wi. 1 It ."Ell, . . . i Mercantile Triiht Co, intK on land It It 11 imvis K!i mrM. nwsd kh, ej, nwi Sec 12 T in 11 41 K Mercantile Tract Co, mtp on liinil S II Wit Himmoii Ktlf, e mi'M, ;.; iicji See 2."), w's 's Soo I T ;t 8 It :w K Miller c I', mtB on liinil Jno 11 Telfonl lots 1,2, :S,n, 7, s block 2 Chaplin's iiil'n to I,ii Urande Northern Counties Inv TC0I.1I, nitjiou lnnil Jno l'mser nil H of present chiui nolof KukIu creek ofsW kwVi, See 2:1, nJa wxVi Pee 2fi T 9 S It -6 12, itwH Sec 23 TUSK Northern Counties InvT Co I.d, intRim 1 fio 8 10 OPENED - ANEW! T I IE ELK HORN Livery and Feed Siable, (Near the Court Ilnuse.) Hulick & Wright, Proprietors. 69 M 12 03 09 12 10 97 "The Hunt Line" Good Teams, Buggies and Hacks for tho accomodation of customers. CHARGES REASONABLE. 'Bus to aud from the depot to con nect with trains. 0-1-tf. snKitiFrv- H.ti.K. -pY V HIT UK OK A WARRANT ISSUKD OUT Ij of the County court of the Htnto of Oregon, for the county of Union, to ine directed, coiu iniindinff me to levy on the goods and chnttels of tho leltui)ucnt taxiuiyers imnied In the delin quent tux roll for tiild county for the year 1890, thereto attached, and If none bo found, then up on the real property as not forth and described In the said delinquent tax roll, or so much there of 11s shnll satisfy the amount of taxes charged therefor, together with costs and expenses, I have duly levied, (having been unable to Hud any goods or chattels belonging to the delin quents hereinafter nmned,) upon the following iiekcribed pieces or parcels of real estate, as tct fortli In said tax list, lying and being in Union county, State of Oregon, described and assessed as lolfows: laud Clias Van Ilouseu 11W sci. si seU, scJ4 swJi Sec 2(5 T S It X K . . dell .Ins, intg 011 laud A T Merwln seli sci, sec , w nwyi sec 26, new neji Sec 27 T 8 S It 42 K rredmore John, nitgon land I-'i Orainle Land Co c)A A 20 acres oft n end of eJi stt i Sec ." T .1 S It .18 e except- 10 9fi 14 00 Ing: comnieiiclng ut nw corner block l.Vi Cliiinlln's ad'n to Ln Orande thence 11 .120 ft, e 3.19 ft, s 320 ft, W :W.l ft 118 SO Terry WS, mtgon hind Msers llros se'4 ne'.f, uct sei t lot 1 Sec 31, hw'a awU ,w.I ' .('. I.itu 1 o n .f. .! Q..n '1'. 1 "VII '-4 fvj VV i .. v I.' Tlblt :V K it scU iicti it lots 1, 2 it 3 IS See 1 T 2 S It : Terkius Oeo W, mtgon land Ami V Chase svJ-t uwJ4, mvJ4 4iiKl K. nwi n4 Sec 32T7H K 3T 83 ,-i 70 I 10 3 00 20 20 any other farm product down no mat-; little weeding out. When a brother ter how low, though it may be half, or I in a state of intoxication will deliver a less than they can afford to give, and i harangue for thirty minutes, liberally there is never a protest from these ; interlarded with profanity and bilings- howlers. Even'ono knows that tho gate, before an audience of ladies and of members of tho order in this county j orB 8l,1)I)0so wo talk this matter ove appreneiKiod any action oi tho alliance oncouragiug fraud of any kind. Of course tho body of tho order could not reasonably be held responsible for all the actions of individual members, but tho worthy inombors of tho allianco require no vindication at my hands, They comprise, to a great extent, tho vory best element of tho farming com munity of this county nnd will not bo injured in tho least by any strictures of tho Chronicle or from any similar source. In tho same article ho makes a fu tilo offort to rellect on tho ohuracter Of tho officers of tho stato alliance, but in that he will bo as unsuccessful as lu) has been in steering tho allianco of this county in tho straight and narrow path blazed out by himself. While I have only a slight acquaintance with any of thoin, I hivvo no hesitation in believing, from information, that they, each and every one, aro grand aud good men, honest, conscientious and oarnost in tho work before them. Now while 1 havo said that which was needless to say, that tho allianco does not proposo to dofraud any ono of their just dues, wo know of no law or or roason, statutory or moral, that would debar us, either as a body or individually, Irom engaging in any business or avocation that wo conclude that wo can niako successful or profit able, no matter who wo como in com petition with, and wo oxpect to bo governed in all matters of a business character, or otherwise, by our own best judgment, regardless of outside objections or displeasure It is not our purpose to injure any porson in business or any othor occupation, but vo intend to attend to our business tho very beat wo aro capable of doing, Had tako caro of ourselves. And if I am not mistaken in tho temper of tho fanner, ho has arrived at tho conclus ion that ho has not received a just compensation for his labor or tho products thereof, but that tho balance of trado has boon greatly against him ; that lie lias not boon fairly doalt with, but has tiloml tit a great disadvantage Ju tho race of life, both politically mid Himuoiully, for lo tlioai many yenu; Mild tlint oveiy other Intciopt U coin WmmI ttyttluyt him. J I Is luck of knowl itt of hUmi mutlioiltf uiu polltltml Inktym lm $mtn In UU mm aim wM mwwMmo In 111" r' Won i m4 wwMMm (4 price offered for whe.it thero now is far below what it should be, but it is only the fanner who sudors by reason of this, so who cares. And horror of horrors! tho farmer must not try to got any inoro than somebody sees fit to givo him. Tho world's crop of wheat is short many millions of bushels, and long beforo another harvest wheat will be very high not less than if 1.50 per bushel in Now York and 1M or .$1.40 in ban I'ranoisco; but the farmers hero aro nearly all so heavily in debt, and our oppressors havo corralled tho money so that wo can borrow none, consequently most of us will be forced to sell for less than wo can afford to raiso it, while nionoy bags will reap the profit as usual. But, brother fartn- r calmly for a few minutes. Are wo content to onduro this outrageously unjust condition of affairs as wo have in tho past? Wo all answer, no. Then is it within our power to work a reform? To this query I think, with tho light that has recently shown in upon our herotoforo badly clouded in tellect, wo can answer, it is. how? By intelligent and united act ion in business transactions aud by placing our ballots where our interosts lio, and fulfilling our pledgo of assist ing each othor. Tho greatest obstacle we havo to overcome is our debts. If they wore out of tho way the rest would bo comparatively easy. Now lot us bond every energy to breaking tho chains of servitude riveted to us by dobt, aud arise in our manhood again as free men. Ah what glorious achiovemont if wo mud sills of tho nation could once again all cast off this accursed burden? Our hearts could rejoice then as thoy long havo not. Wo could sing hosannas and snap our fingers in defianco in the face of our oppressors. By educating ourselves proporfy as to rights and duties as citizens of our country, and working together in friendship und harmony, as our interest should ovor havo prompted us to do, wo can 6ecuro all the rights and privileges under thii government that wo aro justly entitled to. Now in view of tho blessed estato of being frco of debt, would it not bo wise to heed and profit by tho advico so oft and gratuitously bestowed by those who havo so long fattened at our exponso, to-wit: To work moro and spend less, and niako tho uecessa ry sacratlccs and a persistent, deter mined effort to como from under this tho worst of enemies that oats like a cancor day and night, rain or shino, lot or cold, nover ceasing and placo our feet onco moro on tho rock of in uopenuoneo. i,orr. an try, Aim wo will servo notice right now to tho doatcd plutocrats, created and fostered y class legislation and systems of damnable dlbcrlmiiiatloii in trade and transportation, that wo arc coining many millions strong, under waving piiiiuoo on which u iiiaoruioii our motto, "J i.K t ice and Equal ItlgliU." Wn MrotfulUttHl (or tho war, Ui coiHjuur or die in. tlio urvlnt, ami wit iojou li mry He war Into jlm pihih' mmry hiuJ l)r )u In llir child! en, as well as gentlemen, it is full time to pull wime weeds. And when an audience will so far forget the proprieties us to applaud such a dis graceful exhibition it is time to blush. I say this in all kindness, and with malice toward none, for I am sure it was thoughtlessly done. Very Respectfully, Lkad Punch, 5 i,- 5 4.i 7 :;o Specimen Cases. a. 11. (Jltlloril, New Uiisst'l, Wis., was troubled with Neuralgia and lthciiniatism, his sloniach wns disordered, liis liver was elleeted to an alarming, degree, appetite fell away, anil ho was terribly reduced in Hash and strength. Three bottles of Elec tric Hitters cured him. KdwanhSliephard, Hnrrlsburir. III., had a running sore on his leg of eight years' standing. Used three bottles of Electric Hitters and seven boxes of llucklcn's Arni ca Sulvc, and bis leg is sound and well. John Speaker, Catawba, O., bad live largo fever aorcs on lus leg, doctors said he was incurable. Ono bottlo Electric Hitters and ono box Hodden's Arnica Salvo cured liil'l entiicly. Sold at Hrown's drugstore. On Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays Of each wool; between .September l(i and We I October 17. t lit) 1 niou r.u ilic will sell ex 1 curslon liclicts to I'lirtland and return a Ono anil Ono-Fifth Fare for tho Hoim l'rip. Visit tho Exposition. IKI-olO mm .I..; IW 11 -,'i.:;s.-;cfi!!ly traveled with !. .. rfrMh wealth or any . Ii l!.'a rcqylros tl full i ,-uatic-icf ell tU fac- !:3 oedewed u with. . ... ;i'cii: c&R'ict exist unless tho : !(.'. viiiii! i la perfect woulng w.'a;, i.i(I (his Is p- ,olb!o tthan tho Jiw ari4 spleen are torpM, thus obstruct tag ;!.; sc:rst!ons, causing Indigestion c.-d .ivtpcpb, ulih all ol their accom- Xiijir.g horrors. DR. HENLEY'S English Dandelion Tonic exerts n specific Influence over the liver, excites It to healthy action, resolves Its chronic engorgements, snd promotes the secretions ; cures Indigestion and consti pation, sharpens tho appetite, tonos up the entire system, and makes lite worth living. Thomson X Pursol aro asronts for tho eolohrated Uyclouo "WindMill, and as tho prices on thorn havohceu great ly reduced thoy nro now within tho reach of all. Sample mill to bo seen at their planoi-in North Union. Call mul examine it. SU.MSIONS. In tlio Justices Court for North l'owdcr iro cinet. County of I'uloii. ritato of Orvuou. (iorhniu A: ltoUichlhll l'lalutlilii, lieioro Jno. i;iiwuniK j. r. vk. V Civil uctioa to uwver Jotoili C. llnrrUon uionoy. I'CieiKiiiiii. j To tlio ulxivu nuliiiNl Doonilaut. Jonoiili C. llnrrUon. lu tlio iiaiao of tho Statu of Oregon you uru iioniiy ritjuirxl to aioar no I nro ino uuiier klk'iKl, u Junllcool the Vvaw for tho iircclact rtinroiilil, on tlio 101 li iltty of Nnvomtior A. 1). Ihyi.nltlio hour of 1 o'clock i. in. of wtld la, atllio oillcv nl kiich Jiullc In uli iriclurl. timl auuir tlin ciiiiiluliii lllut injuliiil )ui) la tint alow eallllwl action, t hut Mug tit if IB ilu) hOumIio ukitlruUoii af llaitliae lnemttUol for tlio iMiullcutlou of ihl Mimmou. Aiw.u on iiiii iu u aiicnvr, lur naut iiikhwi IturroURhB S 11, cJhJ4 fcMkofbe'i i fcji Fee fT 8 S It 40 K ? tl 23 lllooin riiiul., lotaiilock (' llayilen's inVn to Cove, Union Comity, Oregon .... 3 c0 LOIHl .1 l , HUH 1,1, 11 IX l.lblUCK sis ciiiipun s ail'n to I.a (irainle 8 0.") Courtney A W, lot .1 block 2 Kljriti, Union county. Oroifou. .".I OS Cliandlor V 1), vK inv it nw W wwl.f Sec 19 T 1 N It -10 13 ... ....... 117 10 CoKRiui Knima L, nc)4 of miU .; y, of ucJi Sec 13, T 3 K It !17 K ' !) .V Clark A, nej bee 2 T 1 8 K :V K 8 SO Dwlpht I" W, block 0 and lots 5 & o block 11 CoKpiin'ts ad'n to I.a (irnmlo .TS 10 Dearborn (ieorRe, coiaiaeneiiiK at a point CO ft n of nw corner of block I of the town of West I'nton, I'nioii Co. Ogn, thence n 100 ft, o 100 ft, 8 100 ft, tlionco w 100 ft, to place of beIiiiiliifr, ii1m coiaiueacliit; at a point 00 ft n of nw corner of block I town ot West Union, tt,,IIW, It IDA ft tl.n.tn.. ... r.li ft- ...v... .1 .WW 1., V11C1HV . in. it. h 100 ft, theaco e 00 ft to beKiuuIni: . Klliott C II. lots 10 .t 17 block OS Chaplin's ad'n to I.a Grande Kills W W, nw.4' svl4 Sec 31 T (! S It :w K Oroth Jacob, n's nw'X, heV. uU A: h neli Sec : I 1 N It 40 K HI 10 oates barali II, lots 'J &;i block 131 Cluip- Hn's ail'ii to I.a Oriuide Grande Hondo Water Mfc Co. 17 acres out of tho w4 of ne,'4 Hcc 13 T I S 11 ;?.i E 1: 00 Houghton it Alnley, s,' m '4 hec 3, tcx4 eW Sec a it neJ4 oe.'-i fce- 7 it nv.k n ill Sec S T S S 11 12 K. as H3 Iloleonib C K, lot 20 block US Chaplin's ad'n to I.a (irauile in 7(1 iloilgc Davis t Co, out lots A it I! Chap lin's tid'ii to I.a Grande . Johnson Thomas, hv) See 22 T 0 S It 10 12 Miller A A, sK iwk bee 3 it n'i.' mi Sec 10T4S li ;i'.) H JlcCrary Kobt, estate, lots li) it 20 block 102 Chaplin's inl'ii to I.a Grande McDonald W II, lots 3 it t block (H Chap lin's ad'n to 1m Graiifle Jlcfirav. .1 II, lot 7 block as North l'owdcr .MCCIIUM1'II 11, hVJi rCC 10 I 2 It 30 li . . Osborne W II, w'a of w; Sec 20 T 3 H It its K i-arKur wci'ivious, ioi 11 uiock oi ine town of North Powder Perry T II, sv.4' it be of ueli Pec 31 T 7 S Haley J II, uk aw J4 Sec Zt T 2 S It :!'.) K . Seaser F S, lots 1 & 2 block (S3 Chaplin's ad'n to I.a Grande St John, lots 17 .t IS block 121 Chaplin's ad'n to I.a Grande Smith Chas, tract P Cohan's 2ud ad'n to I.a Grauilo . . . . Smith Vt' A, lot S block (11 Chaplin's ad.n to I.;. Grande Steele Stewart, lots 1, 2, 3 it i block 87 Chaplin's ad'n to La Grande Smith K K, e. seK Sec SI T 1 S It iiS K . Stevenson MA, lot II north side Main street Klein. Oregon Smith S II, wU iiw'ee 17 it seli selij-ec 18 A neU ne'-i Sec 10 T 2 S 11 37 K Taylor l: G, s'. ne'i it eJi se1 ,' Sec 31 T 2 N u ai i-. unknown, lots lto2i block 1 II Chaplin's ad'n to I.a Grande . .... Unknown, lot 10 block 00 Chaplin's ad'n to I.a Grande ... Unknown, li' o ne?,, it sej.i nc'J See 23 it nw'j of nw' . Sec 21 T 3 S It oil K. .. . Vi'oodaril Mrnl lots 3, I, .l.tii, liclng the s-,. hi uiock .i iiaiiaiin s ai u to wcm I'filun Unknown, lots y, 10. 11 it 12 block 137 Chanlin's ad'n to I.a Grniutc Wilkinson m it Son, ueK c4 Sec 1 T 4 S h ai i'. it in', swvi fee a r i s it -u v. . . W'llkiiihon .Meirltt ft, sVj so!4 Sec f. T I S It Ward M A, lots 1 ,t 2 block 1 town of I III- gaid Mills Kiln aril. s'i swX Sec 3 T S 15 U 13 U Oregon it Wash Ty It It Co, nlxnit 18 miles oi rigni oi way uuuiiisiioil irom or ...... . it..i.... u..... ..iii.. , ......... (1V..I t llli.ll ll .7llltjllll-t . I llv, l.lMHIfll UukiioMii. lot. 1 to 22, inclusive, block las cuapiln s airit to J.a orauac .. . MoitTo.iiins. Americmi Mtg Co, Mtg on hind W II StulV- onl n1. se1-., mvia se4, m-1 hwlij Soc 1 Tfl.S li.io K . $10 00 American Mtg Co, on land W II Stallhrd, n.'i sc.'j, sw4 s0'4, m"4 switi sec 1 T a 8 It ;w K . . . 10 03 American Mtg Co, on laud Hen Uaiglev, v.., iievi. uh4 se!4, m'i mv Sec 20 T tlSU43 1-: .VJ6.1 American Mtg Co, on land Isaac T Weaver w';, ci See 31 T 1 N It 40 15 10 00 Aiiferiean Mtg Co, on hind Sarah A Albor- miii syi ci a i .in u .1.-1 r. ir.i , American Mtg Co, on laud T V Uooch '((, tieV,,o's nwl4',nJ( boj'i Sec 17THS ii mi r. ,vri 07 American Mtg Co, on laud W II Liuigley 8W'.4 ne'j, ejj e'i. sec v, sc4 swyi, w' U, Sec 14, nwj4 it mvW bw14, sw'4 neC4, nw'.4 scj Sec 23, si'4 nej4 Sec 20, WU tiw li Sec 23 T 3 S It W, li 30 73 Alliance Trust Co, on bind Chut I. Harris sc'.j nwv4, s.'-i uo)n, ne4 sej4 see ;w r l N it 40 1: 10 8S Adanib M J, mtg on laud V X Dolau SCC IJ, 11WM SW-4 MC I'J, BWM t& SCO 1 T li S It 30 K .. ... .. 17 11 Athertou Chas K, mtg on laud I.ucrctta uougii tracts i it j cogKuns ml n to Iji Grande . 3 30 ii , ...... .... i. .i .., i . ituvr i.i iiiik mi lutui liinil iitmur nw su4 Sec 31, nw M bwW, uU sm M Sec 33 T 1 S It ttS li .... 0 25 llalfour Uuthrln it Co, mtg on laud 11 S 11, ill. .v kl,. K,m T ri 11 .! ! :li niggers Mary, mtg on lami ciuis McCluro lots 3, ti, t, 8, 0. 10, 11. 12 it lit block U Chunliu'k ad'n to Iji Gruuile 30 32 llloch it Co, liitg on laud A ThonipMHi kW).j nwj.4 sec , mvs u, ou su Soo M, CW IIOVi, 1K4 l4 bCi 1 S H SO K (10 Coggnus 1: 1., mlg on laud Claronco Kalou iraci it i oggaiib aiin an u in ui uranoo I (J IMmUtoii J K, mlg on laud J It l'owlo 11), uvU, wk oJ4, kwV4 fee 2ii T 5 b it r. 12 8ft IVun W I), nitK on IiiihI It J Matvr k Sue si T a 8 it n i: . iu ai tluylonl K II, uUk mi huut i Urn GmIUmiim vyj i4ii uiuvk i .uiriivmu ami ioi- nrov vmoiitt T li Huut Glllwrt. utu uu Um! W It it H V Ul lUHKV U.I. V, IU, 11 A a block J KUtU k m lluliuau i. , mitt on luii'l V MnlOucl 10 70 3 13 3 20 ca 4S 42 80 83 2 13 10 03 1 30 3 73 10 00 8 30 0 40 2 13 2 83 11 fif, 8 73 II 43 3 20 ST, 71 10 15 4 10 12 83 8 10 8 Ui C.2 43 10 83 Id 00 3 20 .32 03 2f, 33 Perry Mary, mtg on land 1) Painter ! swJ4 ne4 Sec 30 T 7 S K 13 Ii HamseyO A. mtg on land II W Weaver lot 1 & neK nwJ4 Sec 10 T 2 S 11 37 K. . ltamsey O N, mtg on land Jno M Hale nwSeclOT2SK3T.li Itaiasey O X. mtgon land It S Xelll c( sw W Sec 4, ne'i nwli, liwli nc!4 Sec 0 T 3 S It .'!( K 3 GO itefsell P O, mtg on land Jno W White tiw'i swU Sec 11, nc'i nwJi, swV ne'i Sec 2.3 t i x n 30 i: 12 n springer Pettis, mtg on land of Ambrose Clark neV4' Sec 2 T 2 S It 33 li 3 20 st Joan A .N, mtg on land Kdwd ICbeu lots 17 it 18 block 123 Chaplin's ad'n to I.a Grande 4 10 ftiioograss v J,mtg on laud I W I'atilk cJi nwH, WU iicK Sec 4 T 3 S It 30 Ii S 30 snoiigrims J, mtg on land J W Kitching lot 0 block 0 Granily's ad'n lo La Grande 1 23 seotta r, mtg on laud II O Gorhaia ,t I) C Nelson lot 1 .t fraction of lots 2 it 3 block 20 North Powder 10 40 Saunders 1) 11, mtg on land Thos Irwin swJ4 nw,'i it lots 2, 3 i 4 See I T 8 S It , "' li 11 50 Snow era it M I. Olnibtead, mtg on laud fcamantha Johnson und'd In U fcc.nwis' se'i,b'i nwK, nuV nwlj Sec 7 T8a It 12 1-., also und'd V, fii nwK n sw uwK Pec 17, nJif'ueH Sec 18, se-, neJ4 Sec Is. c sw Sec 7, nwj4swi4 SCC7T8S H42 li. .... .. . 22 20 Telford W h, mtg on land of Kcrsev I.cep seji hwH Sec 0, eU nwkt-'ee 7 1 8 S It 4" i' 10 03 8 10 2 80 10) Wakefield Ira, nitgon land Hobt J John son, conmenclng at se comer of w4 sw4 Sec 13 T 3 S 11 10 li, thence 10 rods n. lo rods w, 40 rods s, 10 rods e to be ginning, containlug 10 acres, In Cove erts O li, mtg on land lizra Cauady nU . lv34 bck', swH Sec 30 T 7 S It l(i E aelty Adolph, intg on landGK Trock, coiniacncing at nw comer lot 1 block 15 Stimniervlllc, thence uortlieabterly 120 ft. northwesterlv 50 ft. sniithu-nHt. crly 120 ft, bouthciibterly 50 ft to beginning and on Monday, the 12thday of October, 1801, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, at the court house door in said county and State, I jylll sell the above described reafrstatc at pub lic auction to the highest bidder for cash, sub ject to redemption, to sutlHfyuIil warrant, costs and accruing costs. , , J. T. HOM.KS, . Mlcrl" of Union County, Oregon. Hy . 11. Uwtiat. Oennty. 0-10-w5 In Connection with tho NORTH HRiN PACIFIC RAILR'D Korms the Quickest and Best Route Between Eastern Oregon and Washington and Pugct Sound points, as well as the Popular and Direct Linn to all POINTS U A. ST and SOUTHEAST I'ULLM SLEEPING CAKS, SUPERB DINING CARS, and FllEE SECOND CLASS SLEEPERS Tluougli (o Chicago vin thli Line. Passenger Trains of this Company are rutt ing, regularly between DAYTON, WAITSBURG, WALLA WALLA, WASH., und PEN DLETON. OR.. Making close connection at Hunt's Junc tion witli Northern Pacific traiim for Tacc ma, Seattle, Victoria 15. C,, Hllensburg, North Yakima. Pasco, Sprague, Cheney, Davenport, Snok-ino Falls, lluttc, Helena. St. Paul, Minneapolis, AND ALL POINTS EAST. Paiscnger Train, making above connec tions leaves 1'cndlcfon daily, at 7:-10 p. m. Through Tickets Sold to all Points at the Lowest Rates. East , ,W. F. WAMSLEY, (icn'l I'r't and Pnss'gr Agt. AValla Walla. AVftsh. G. W. HUNT, 1'resident and (icn'l Mnag;cr. II. I,. DHACON, Tickc it, Union, Or V A pamphlet of Information andab-J Biracioj ma iaws,iuowing Jlow toi i-aieuiB, uareais, u'radci vaiurns, uopyngnis, tent Jree.. vAildnu MUHIt & CO.. xJUl lironawar. new xorK. A,n nounce m ent, s V ipi-imn pitv nprnfiM IVii VI Co Ag 2-19-tf. itjcniiu um , uijluuii. llayc on tho way and now arriving, several car loads ricultural Implements. The Company ill hereafter carry a full and complete stock of imC :- MACHINERY. J5-This department will bojuiider tlio management of Mr. Kilpatrick. THE M. & M. Co. House J. A. BELL, Painter t Paper Hanger. A.11 Kinds of kU M-i. 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Uall at unoo if yon want anything in tho way of .. wiroiiinrs, rai uiaiiKji, 'ITakutH. Ouiutlliiliuiw, HtnloiiidiKu, Jiy'luwn, HiiBiiiOfcH Oardtf, Hooioty Ouri!, VUitiug OurtU, in. i ii.. 1 I'llUIIIH IJIIIUP llrlufti. PRICIBS RKASONAWLKi ftrmtilmm OuamutawJ in vyry Jumihiho. oniw ,y m Pimnty AllsmUdiu. AiUhm. TllltUHJiUON NUflUT.
