The Oregon scout., November 19, 1891, Image 8

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p fount; EAGLE VALLEY.
THURSDAY, NOV. 10, 1891.
FROM UHIOH TO PORTLAND.
Ccencs and Incidents as Noted by n. C.
Emery, on His Way to Wild
wood, Wash.
EtiiTOK Orkoon Scout:
In my lust I btonpct in my narra
live as the train approached the ferry
landing, where the ferry boat rested in
the slip ready to receive the engine
and cars and convey them from the
Oregon shore to Kalama on the Wash
ington shore. From some cause, after
the boat withdrew from the slip it was
turned so that the cars rode backwards
ncross tho river to the slip at Kalama
where tho train was backed off the
boat from the samo end that first re
ceived tho train. When about mid
way of the stream I left tho cars and
stood on tho deck, that I might better
behold tho grandeur of tho great and
noble stream, and while taking into
consideration the majesty of the great
Columbia river I was led to exclaim :
Thou noble strcnml of prieeleim worth,
Thy iikc unknown, or time of birth;
Or when thy vntern, bold and utroiiR,
wr V nun Hi) HnnjiBiiwiiimi'
HuKiin to roll thy tides iiIoiir,
Thou noble Ktrcnin! I'rlde of the west!
We safely ridcuimn thy breast.
And Keiitly thou dost bear ur o cr
UKin thy tide, from shore to nhorc.
Thou noble nt renin I unchecked and free,
Forever flowing to the cn,
While oft 11 Kin thy rippling tide
The stately ftcamcrn Mifcly glide.
Our stay in Kalama was short and
we wore soon speeding our way in tho
great state of Washington. We jour
neyed for quite a distanco along tho
Cowlitz rivor, by orchards loaded with
fruit. For a. considerable distanco tho
railroad hugged tiic bluffs. I noticed
a. cemetery up at tho right of tho road
where a few slabs wcro standing to tell
the talo of sickness and death that is
met in all climes and localities, whero
tho rich and tho poor, the strong and
the weak, tho, wise" and tho unwisu are
all brought to one common level. I
noticed several little station towns
along tho road that will, in the course
of . time, havo to back high up the sido
hills, if they ever succeed in being
cities of much prominunco. We
crossed tho Cowlitz river at 3:15 p. m.,
and left the stream at our right, We
passed Little Falls atH:2H. At this
place wo wore about six miles (direct)
from my daughter's homo, hut we
must needs go on to Chchalis on ac
count of impasablo roads out from
Little Falls I saw but littlo to Inter
est mo from this placo on, and only
noted tho timo of passing tho little
stations. Wo passed Mill switch at I
3:31; Winloek at 3:37; Naplerino at
3:51; Nowaukum at and arrived at
Che'halis at 4 :lf p. m. October 7, 1 Si) J .
The morning of the Sth was quito
foggy, but tho fog soon cleared away.
Chohalis is not really a picturcsquo
town, yet Micro are many nice build
ings, and it boars tho appearance of a
prosperous town, as well as tho ap
pearance of a vory muddy one. I
noticed thai many of its streets wore
planked with heavy lir plank. I also I
noticed a very nico, largo school house,
which told that tho people looked
nftor the Wfjll-boing of tho rising gen
eration. I was told tho population of
the place was about 4,000. On the
9th,, at about 10 it. in., we loaded into
R'hiredtrohvoyanoo aud sturted for tho
place of our destination, a distance of
near 2f miles, nearly south, up the
ChohnllH river, amid a wilderness of
exceedingly heavy and large growth
of timber. Wo halted for the night
within about threo miles of homo and
nest morning discharged our team
and hired an ox team to tnko us the
rcBt of tho way. 1 walked most of tho
way, and as I used to bo quito tv huml
at fishing I thought to out a little
Htaddle that stood by tho sido of the
river, and try my luck ; but after view
ing tho staddlu that 1 thought to cut
for a fish pole, I thought I would not
cut it just yet. 1 measured it and
found it to be 0 feet in diameter, and
tall accordingly, so I left it stand.
We arrived at home a little boforo
noon October 10th, whero wo now uro
News Itums From the
"Garden of Eden."
NEW IMPROVEMENTS GOING ON
A. n nounce m e n't.
The
nor so Market Fine Beef Cattle
Sale. Some Largo Vege
tables and Fruits,
for
enjoying ourselves vory well.
11. C. Emkky.
Wiluvtooii, YVanh., Nor. C, 1S01,
, The New DUcovery.
You have heard your frtrudu mid uelKhbora
talking about it. You may yourself bo ouo of
the many who know from raual experience
Jtuttiow Rood a thluKltU. If you have ever
tried it, you are one of it alauuch friends, be
cause the wonderful thing about it It, that wlieu
uee given a trial, Dr. KIuk'h New Discovery
erer after hoUUn placo ill tho hnuao. If you
have never lined it and should bo anllcled with
cough, cold or any Throat, l.uug or Client
trouble, secure a bottle at once aud give it a fair
trial. It la guaranteed every time, or money re
funded. Trial bottle free at llrowu'a drug
More, Union, Oregon.
Boya and alrls Aid
Society of Oregon.
Jloytj iiuiv Ih had (and wiiiiutlmoH
gills) foronlliutry terviwat wugeK.ur up
hi iiulujitiiru, (tnvtork .attend M-honluml
Ih brought up Niuu-whut aw your uwnt)
11ml uhllilriMi niuy ho hud fur legal mltm
ijon. Addn.Mi, U. T. IMHH.KY.
Hupt, (tntjun lliiy' amiUirU' Aid Fo-
Inly, I'orlliuiil, origin.
Kaiilk Vam.ey, November 'J, 1M1.
Everything is booming.
Tho health of our people is splendid
Land here is worth from !f 35 to $50
an acre. Good hay land is algo worth
$50 per acre.
E. and W. Chandler's fine dwelling
is almost compictcu. it presents a
good appearance.
Several commodious dwellings are
being erected in the valley, also a fine
church with a hall overhead.
G. W. Moody has built a fine, two
story addition to his residence. It
adds greatly to his nico home.
There are a great many new comers
arriving in the valley this fall, and wo
ure looking for two more families every
day.
Geo. Sanders and Dave Allen have
built good houses, and I have no
doubt but Dave is looking after her
now.
There will be thousands of prune
trees set out hero this fall. Eagle val
ley is fast being cut up into small
fruit farms.
rank r. hco is building a very
substantial residence at the uppef
bridge. I guess Frank will run a
1
hotel and feed stable
Tho now bridge at tho upper end of
tho valley is completed, and it looks
like a Cheap John concern, as it is put
up on a very cheap plan.
Thoro aro a largo number of fat cat
tle for sale in the valley. Buyers
would do will to visit this section if
they aro in need of beef cattle.
W. W. Kirby has a farm of 100
acres, well improved, which he will
tsell cheap for cash. Call on or ad
dress him at New Bridge, Union coun
ty, Oregon.
All of our horso men that shipped
horses cast this fall are still absent.
Lewis Ferguson is expected home this
week. Eli Chandler is in Minnesota
with his horses and savs tho nrices uro
low. K. Young is in Illinois. Others
aro in Missouri. We hope they will
all havo good luck and a safe journey
to their Oregon homes.
Eagle valloy can boast of tho finest
vegetables that over grow out of tho
earth, aud the 10 aro enough to supply
Union and Baker counties. They are
being sold very cheap. Four potatoes
dug out of ono hill in Ben Ixmgloy's
gardon weighed 23 pounds. Who can
beat that and tell the truth? That is
not all. Wm. Bcnnehofl' raisod some
apples that weighed 2 pounds each,
and has some of tho same apples yet.
I want to see if any of tho mossbaoks
of WobfooY can beat that.
Messrs. Noble it Dooley have a fine
lot of mutton sheep hero on alfalfa
pasture and will feed a large band
this wintor at W. W. Kirby's ranch.
Mr. Childors will feed a largo band or
so at John Fnuier'a ranch; Barber
Bros, will feed at Sanders' ranch ; Tim
Quingley will feed at Frazier's; tho
Jacobson Bros, will feed at Ben. Long
loy's ranch and I'.-r Iowe will foed
at C. H. Craig's, i.ral other par
ties havo thousands of tons of fine hay
for sale at $4 por ton, with good feod
ing yaitlB. Thoso desiring to feed
stock will do woll to come to Englo
valloy, for wo can turn out stock in
February and save at least two
months feeding, which is quite an
item to stock growers.
K.
in iim n JUTV npr&ML
Co
J
I siikkiit's s.vm:.
! VNiTH'K I ItKKKHYinVKS THAT IIY VI K
I A u,e of flu execution iiil I ou of the I -
1 (irublc circuit otirioi me .-miv r
I ri lourounty, bearing Onto thc hlny of Orto
I berlMH. tome llreetci mid deli' cred upon n
I ... I I c,.,vl thnn.lll nil thC -itll Hlf OI
i-ebruarv, 1S91, which judgement enrolled
in docketed in the clerk; cilice of m. W court In
.aid county, on thcilth day of l;e linwo, 1W1.
wherein Haver v Walker are l"uu,J,uLd..:
W. J.ndd is defendent for the fi m " n
dred mid lifteeu and C'.MOO dollar with in
terest thereon at the rate of 10 i)cr cent, per mi
lium, from the 21th .lay ol ruary lMd.amUhc
further sum of twenty-one and 9.-10O dol nn
posto, and nlfo tho costs of and upnntlil w rit.
Therefore. sullleicnt iwonnl prom-rtv not being
found, I have levied m-on the fo Hotting de-
.,.ll., Unntixl 111 I'lllOll COUUtVi
0rai to tilt : SU of SEU See. 20, Tft if, J. 1
SS K. W. M. and by virtue ol tmid execution una
levy, I will sell at public auction at the court
house door, in Union. Union county, fctotc of
Oregon, on Saturday the 5th day of 1 eccmber,
lh'Jl, at 2 o'clock p. m. of said day, nil the right,
title and interest of in and to the .above de
scribed premises that the said defendent. I .
Laddhnd therein on the 21th day of l-cbruary,
1801, or has sinco acquired, to satisfy saidlmlKO
mcut, interest, costs mid aecrulnir cots. ferniH
of sale, cash to me in hand In t. S. j,-old co u.
Dated at Union, this the 3rd '''j'jjf'fa1
Shcrlll of Union County, Oregon
lly W It Usinnt, Depu .y
SlIKItlFF'S SALE"
NOTICK IS IIKKEHY (ilVEX THAT 11V VIK
tue of an execution and order of sale issued
out of the Honorable Circuit Court ol tiiehiaie
of Oregon, for Union county, bearing date the
irth day of November, U91, and tonic directed
mid delivered, upou h Judgment and order of
sale of heretofore attached property, entered on
the Villi (lav nf October, 1S01, wherein Thomas
Trill Ispliintllt'iind H. II. Kivers and Jos. Gil
uourIi are defendants for the sum of Ninety
and eighty-seven one-hundredtlis dollars, with
Interest niereou at the rate of eight per cent,
per annum, from the 14th day of October, 1S91,
and the further sum of Thirty-six and twenty
six one-hundredtlis dollars for costs and dis
bursements, which judgment was enrolled and
docketed in the clerk's olllcc of said court, ou
the 14th day of October. 1891, aud ordering the
bale of the following described heretofore at
tached rcnl estate, to-wit! All the right, title,
Interest and claim that the defendants, II. D.
i myers turn jus. uiiuougn or cimer ui uieiu nuu
, v bh - . , . i on me inn nay oi ucioocr, isui, or since nc-
f 1 J A LZ T A-TTT .T I quired in and to Utsl, 2an.tr. in Illock 115 in
I I rY I I I 1 T I Chaplin's addition to La Grande, Union county,
v " BaB J- J- -k. . , Oregon. Now, therefore, under and by virtue
I will sell at public miction at the court house
I flrwir ill ITlilriti. llnlmi iiiiiiitv. Hfnli. nf Ornirnn,
on Friday, the nth dav of Occomber. lSfll.at'J
o'clock p. m. of said day. all the right, title, in
terest and claim that the said defendants II. 1),
Kivers and Jos. Gilnoimh or efthcr of them had
on ine I4tn day oi October, isai, or since aC'
quired in or to the above described rcnl estate
to satisfy said judgment, fees, costs, disburse
mcnts and interest as aforesaid uud accruing
costs. Terms of sale, cash to mc In huml In
gold coin of the United fctntcs.
Dated .November Uth, 1M1.
J. T. ltOM.KS,
Shcrlfl'of Union Cotiutv, Oregon,
Hy W. It. U8iiF.li, Deputy. 11-12-W5.
iUV.r.R.K.
"The Hunt Line
lit Connection uIUi the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILKil)
-I'orms the
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Hnyc on the way and now arriving, several car loads
Agricultural Implements.
The Company ill hereafter carry n full and complete stock of
MING -:- MACHINERY.
P-Tliisdepartiiieiit will hclunder the management of Mr. Kllpatrick.
2 -19-V- . THE M. & M. Co.
A Soothlns Addrei,
Over at Cheney a lady, Mrs. Cora M.
Fitzgerald by name, was employed to
teach in tho public school for a period
of one year, beginning in Oct. 1800,
Sho hud been teaching about six weeks,
when a vnomber of tho school board
visited the school. Ho listened awhile
to the recitation, and then got up to
make u speech. In his address ho
highly complimented tho teacher and
tho pupils, tho former for her cnicicn
cy, and the latter for their closo appli
cation aud rapid progress. Hut when
ho finished his address ho found the
teacher fast asleop. This caused tho
"trusteo" to become very indignant; he
reported tho case to his associates, and
Mrs. Fitzgerald was summuriully (lis
missed. At this unexpected perform
ance tho bohool ma'am became uidig
mint ami forthwith brought suit fur
her full yuar1 pay, if IW). Tho eiuo u
now in oourt. Hut what a "uporuhei "
(hut triutco" hum bo!
Quickest and Best Route
jiciuccu niiMiuni vivkuii mm "aninptnn jtud
liliif nnM hlNint I tt ..It 1
POINTS H'VST and SOUTHEAST
FULLMV K SLEEPING CAltS,
SUPERB DINING CARS, and
FREE SECOND CLASS SLEEPERS
Tlirongh to Clilengn via this Line.
Pnsscugcr Trnlns of this Company nre runihuR
regulnrly between
DAYTON, WAITSBURG, WALLA
WALLA, WASH., and PEN
DLETON, OIL,
Making close connection nt Hunt's .lunctiou
with Northern Pacific trains for Tacoma, Seattle,
Victoria It. C, KUensburg, North Yaklmn, Pas
co, Sprague, Cheney, Davenjiort, Hiwiknne Falls,
ltutte, Helena, St. 1'aul, Mluncnpolis.
AND ALL POINTS EAST.
Passenger Trains making nliove conncetlous
leave Pendleton daily at 7:40 p. in.
Through Tickets Sold to all Points
at the Lowest Rates.
East
KSTKAY NOTICE.
T OS'
j II
OST OU 8TISAYKI) KROM I1A11TOX I.AKK
IIIUUV UILLOII. UlJUllt, LI1U IIISL til
May. 1M1, fourtetMi haul of hoics nil bnuiuca
ou riRiu suiiu us lououh
JU
One sorrel mare also brnndeil II underneath
the above brand.
One L'niv lniiri. ulsn hrmnlpd 1 1 linilnrnriith
the iilxivc brand had n vow bell on when last
seen.
Onu brown innro also branded oil on left
shoulder.
All the above described anlninls were taken
from Wallowa valley last fall. Any one giving
Information of their whereabouts, between Hur-
ney anu vtttiinwn vaiievs. win be libcniuv re
warded. Address: 11. J. ltlNKHAltT',
10-1-nil. Sununerville. Oregon.
TYPE FOR SALE.
1 Kft POUNDS OK MINION TYPK.INTHKI
IfJxJ Pair of cases. The type Is III fair order
and will be sold at a barcilin. lor further hit-
tlculars cull on or address this ofliee.
CAT A DA'" fi5)K Per week. tVnnted.
Oil LjI V II I (lood AcentH to sell
our general line of merchandise. No Peddling.
Above suiary win be paid to "live agents.
ror nirtner luiormaiiou a.uiress:
('HICA(U) (IKNEltAI. SUPPLY CO.,
I-Sl-yl 18 Wist Vun Hurcn .St., Chicago, 111.
UNION
BILLIARD HALL
K'pknv & Snuins. Prnnrintnrs.
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1 lV 1KUII111US IlllVlllg LH'UM lUUlUltSLU U 111U UddltlUIl UI .1 J111U IVbSUILlUUU', Ul I
now tvno and a larco invoice of tho finest naners and material, is now better Ml" "Pi'o-itc the cvntenniai bote, Union.
,1
.lopiw.wmu JiiMt oneucd.wlthl.l-
THE IFUIIISriEST WORK
Nice, New Stock of Plain and Fancy Con-
' fectionery, .Cipflvs, etc.
W. F. WAMSLEY,
ficn'l Fr't and Puss'er Aceut.
Walla Wulln, Wash.
G.
W. HUNT,
President nnd Gcn'l Maniii
H. I.. DEACON, Ticket Agent.
;cr.
Union, Oregon.
A Grand Opportunity!
THE FINEST OF THEM ALjJff
Seas and
13 L.
"Heroes of Unknown Seas
, Savage Lands.
grandest subi-crlptlon liook Cier Intro-
Over 000 extru hirge quarto
iilV'rations.
The
duced on the const.
pages. :00 mngultrcent original
SELLJ' ON SSGHT.
A "CTXTTCJ wanted In this county.
-6Vvjr-C21X X O As we are detcrniiucd
to extend our business Into this State, vvc aro
going to start in by offering better inducements
to live agents than any other house has over
done before. We deliver the books light at your
very door free of freight ehurges or any otlvi-
exense, all of which wc pay ourselves. tou't
take any agency for this great wonT'irom nuy
other bouse until you have sent to us for our
descriptive circulars and e.ttu'a miikiui.tkiimh
ami inducements. i e .uii guarantee io.io
better by you.
WJ..MU. l'UJIl.ltblllMi I ().,
Vancouver, British Columbia.
Cencral Agents for the publishers.
Union and C 'rtuicopia
Stage - Line !
Quickest and Cheapest
Route to the Pine Creek
Mines.
HATES :
nion to Park
" Sanger , -"
Cornucopia
FAKK.
$1 50
3 00
(J 00
FltEIOHT.
VAC
on short notice.
Letter Heads,
Bill Heads,
Shipping Tags,
Legal Blanks,
Posters,
Constitutions,
Call at once if you want anything in the way of
Circulars,
Envelopes,
Receipts,
Tickets,
Statements,
By-laws,
Business Cards,
Society Cards,
Visitiug Cards.
Wedding Cards,
Ball Trograms,
Briefs.
Nineral Water Drinks a
Specialty,
Billiards and Pool.
A uict, orderly resort.
11-12-t!
PRICES REASONABLE.
Satisfaction Guaranteed in Every Instance. Orders hy Mail Promptly
Attended to. Address: THE OBEGON SCOUT,
Union, Oregon.
Tonsorial :-: Parlors !
Gus. I). Johnson, Proprietor,
One door north of Ilalrds store, Union, Oregon.
SHAVING
Hair Cutting anil Shampooing in the La
test Style of the Art.
Give me a trial. H-12-tf.
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llnOCHETf
For Sale! "w5
Thomson Ss Pursol aro agents for
Tho unrlAraiO'nnrl 41,0 celebrated Cyclone TVindMill, and
Xiic uuuci oigxiu. as tj10 priCC8 0 thetn havo boon great-
has for sale a choice
lot of Cotswold bucks.
within tho
be 'seen
at their planer in North Union. Call
aud oxamluo it.
L. E. HOLMES,
Cove, Oragon.
niJUSOO LACE TnnEAD CO.. OlaifO, Ckinn., I
..III .1..lrihnli In nrrmlumi Two Thouand UoM
Ura. Ooia IX10. lor me .pcciiucaa ui a
fancy worK, 10 oo niaus vn.r imu iu. i
ULAKOO TWILLED LACKTUltKAIJ. I
toaUutiitnUOflK VnUtdStattuX
Portland : Property.
The bent way to male mouey U by lnvetiUK
$20002
coin in Premiums.
lOe. tar
auri npi
Twllle4
600YrJ. 1 1 injl'ottlind city proiK-rty and kulmrbau lots.
Term, 10 nr rviit. down and & ht cent, month-
I liuealMi fawtaU) farui, fruit, udRrdu
l.f
lllulrlJ
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your it,u fur i-trcuUra ytvlucfuirf-l
inrjriQ..oii ir not iiw m mm, m
miiMiu, nil nirr iiui.ai.
ItuiruHilily Mutwiary inwm uf uur Mia
Mill IMIIIUI-I'.l
OJ-ibOO lii. Tllltl:Ali W) UIMO (.XJHIl,
I
land.
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Sunt, of Monev Order Div., and to officials
of the U. 8. Patent Office. Foi circular,
advice, terms and reflerenccs to actual cli
ents in your own State or County, write to
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l A pamphlet of Information aneUb.
.iraci or me iawa, aaowin uow iou
uuiain i-aiemi, careai'. UTaau
N.araa, uoprnsnu. inu r(.
.iiinm MUNN at CU.x
x301 BrMdwnr.
Hew y.r.
rHE
CRY OF MILLIONil
OH. 2WV BKCK!
STOP IT HOW,
OON IT WIIL C TOO LATC
I have bf en troubled tnanv year
disease of the kidney and hay Ujea
taany different temediea .5rD
. . T. rlnr It-nfM 3. TCI T
attack that almost VJ?.
.ucha.manner that WXr&
. ..... .tin
tf0f,"SfW-lfl. the
When I aat
In ppt tin alone, or to
kind Irovldence sent I)r Henley,
ORKGON KIUN1JY TIIA, to my
hUel. I immediately commencea
using the tea. It had an almost
wlraculpua effect, otid to the astoo
lihweut of all the Kurtt at the hotel,
111 lew ilayt I urn uanpy lu Maie
that 1 w a new man I will
rtammeml the tea tu all alllwteO!
1 nave Ucu
0 A. TUl'l'MU.
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