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About The Oregon scout. (Union, Union County, Or.) 188?-1918 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1891)
ft It. THURSDAY, DEC. 3. 1891. PARK PICKINGS. November SO, 1931. Good time tp plow, but all uro off courting. V ' There is eotnrV'appetmiiicc of falling weather now. $ Fine weather ?3r tho time of year. No snow in sight. Uncle Van fell sosie time ago and hurt his hip, but is Around again. It seems that Union county is turn ing ouCii fine crop of convicts this time. Jo Van is nt Union very sick, a blood vc9sel having burated on liib brain. Matt is not a widow any more. His wife has come back and he is happy again. The loggers arc getting logs at the mill. It is getting quite soft for tho business now. Archie Vanorder and wife arc stop ping on Jo Van's place, taking caro of the stock while Jo is away. Uncle John Vanorder was called to court as a juror, and is quite sick bo tho word comes to the Park. Tho stage company law made a station at It. M. South's again. Tho drivers lay over night there. - Grandma South has been ick and v' -near diith's door, but is gutting along JeryAvcil now, considering her age. . ". iLEcWs the older one gels the longer it takes them to get over thoir courting sprees. One night satisfied nib. . .? Wi&l Moos, of California, pacd through tho T.irk on his return from a .'vTito hi3 sister and niece on Powder. nver. f it. M. Kouth starts to carrying the 4fmini) llu'a KVPlllIH'. Ho IS "Olllir tO .Wi'te t4dfivo from his place to Union, .and bacfc, for tho winter. . L Mr. L. Uuaick' and Mits Cora Ken ncily pasted through the Park Katur- day. Miss Kennedy was returning homo, her term of school being out. ' I saw a reverend pass through the Park reccntlv. Ho looked like a working man. He is going to hce ! tl"cn liaV8 t'10 kptlt' preaching for a giving orVworking for. it. I think work Wm wil1 Bel ,uore biscuits for the babies. W. M. South still keeps bach at tho same old stand, and the women oome along the road and say "why don't youget married," to tantalizo him; but he says "bachelor's hull, I protest, ie best." No wife for to scold, No children for to bawl? Happy is the man Who keeps bachelors hall. 'And there went fortk a wind from tho Lord, and brought quails from Uio sea, and let them fall by the camp as it were a days jonmcy on this Bide and as it wero u days journey on the other side, round about tho camp, and as it were two cubits upon tho face of the earth. And tho peoplo stood up all that day and all that night, and all the next day, and thoy gathered the quails. He that gathered least gathered ten bomcrs; and they spread them all abroad for themselves round about the camp. And while tho flesh was yet between their teeth, ore it was chewed, against tho people. And tho Lord tmoto tho peoplo with a very great plague." Numbers 11: 31-33. Sup- , . i poso wo mako some calculations as to ! tllO number Of quails brought from tho sea to the children of Israel. A Hiblc days journey is thirty miles, and ! as it was a days journey on either side , of tho camp, it would bo sixty miles ! " v, ... , I W diameter. Now square this and WO , n iui r,.. .,.,,1 if I haVO .J,(KX) square lllllos; mill if WO onl.i,lnn in Llrolll.tr ,ltl!lllr, u calculato in circular measure, as filinnlil 1m ilnnn it wnnld li mow ImL ' bHouui ue uono, it wouiu uo more, utu , W0 Will UfO Square measuro Olllv. I Now, thero are 27,87o,-lOO sqtiaro feet i ., V. , I m a square mile, consequently there would bo 100,302,210,000 square feet i i 3,000 square miles. It says Uio j quail, were two cubits high. That ; woultl be thirtj'-aix inches. Now tako I a box otie foot etiuare and three feet ... , . . . I high and you can put in it at least, , . ., , , ... mty dead quails, but we Will say j thirty-five lobe i reasonable limits. I lir ,,nu. mntfinlv ll, nltnvo imtnlinr ' WO DOW multiply the alX0 numuer of stiuaro feet of surface covered with j ijuails by thirty, and will gel a.uiu,-' S07,2OOXX) quails, a number beyond J human comprehension. There never! lias been this number ol quails alto gether on the earth in six thousand yearn. According to Moaw there wero HX),000 people in camp, but tomo commentators think there wero not more tl.au 10,000. However, we will . - fukotho numtwr ulvrn by Moc-. ThU kIvm eveiy man, wo,uuu ami ! child fi.QlfMIU nimlU, Now wlul ...... .1 r 1 I wouW yo UilnV'cf llw Hfdowoi creator who would send you over five million of birds, even if you were hun gry as a bear. Then again, how could the people move around or do any thing with the quails three feet deep at evcrv step? And just think how many would be smothered to death and die for want of water and food. Why, the de.id ones would create such a stench that no human being could live within miles of the place, let alone in the midst of them. It says Un people stood up two days ami a night. Can anyone believe that all those peo ple stood up for sixty hours? Now if you will look in tho tho same chapter you will see that the children of Israel were complaining to Moses of what a good time they had when they were in Egypt, and what u bad time they were having in that desert land. Then it goes on to state that Moses promised them that he would call on God and see what could bo done for them. Well, Moses did call on God, and lie came down and they had a talk, and God promised the people meat. That was the food they wished for, and God said to the people, you shall have meat. You shall not eat one day, nor two days, nor fivo days, neither ten days, nor twenty days, but even a whole mouth, until it comes out at your nostrils. Now does he fulfill his promise to tho people? And it says the least anyone gathered was ten homers. Now a homer is a little over eleven bushels, so that th poorest worker gathered one bundled and ten bushel-. Suppose we say they aver aged fifteen homers, that would be 330,000,000 bushels of quail they all gathered. And it mys they, spread them abroad. Now wheto did they bprmil liieni, beeing that sixty miles in diameter was covered three feet deep with quails. It appears that the Lord treated these people with cruelly en tirely the epposilo of wisdom, good ness and power the attribute- ( f a creator for after all their hard work gathering the quails, cleaning, etc., and while the llesh was Wtwcvn thur teeth, tho Lord got mud at tin iii and smote them with a viry reut j-lu-u -and thotu-ands oi them ded and llifV never knew what for. It. ir just Mich MuiK'hiiUfcou stories as the ubow in the Dible that outrage common sense and reason and make thonsands dis card the book, although there are many good things in the Bible. Javnk. Boys and Girls Aid Society of Oregon. Boys may bo had (and sometimes girls) for ordinary service at wages, or up on indenture, to work .attend school and be brought up somewhat as your own ; and children mav be hud for legal adop tion. Address, K. T. DOOLEY, Supt. Oregon Boys' and Girls' Aid So ciety, Portland, Oregon. Put Money in Thy Purse." Our lady readers will be deeply inter ested in the advertisement of Glasgo Ijico Thread Co. which upiiears on our editorial page. The Examiner. The Kxamluer ami Pcout will both be cent to auy address on receipt o( ti7o cah In advance. Kach kubscrlbcr UltuUo have his choice nf the above picture ami a chance In the Kxaminer'it Kraml drawing. Call at Tub Scout ofllco mid tbxcrlbe A Rare Chance to Make Money. J. W, BUEL'S NEW BIOK, Heroes of Unknown Seas and Savage Lands. 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Wedding Cards, Statements, By-laws, Ball Programs, Briefs. For Sale! The undersigned lias for sale a choice lot of Cotswold bucks. L. E. HOLMES, Cove, Oragon. UACK TntlEAD CO., GUsfiO. Conn.. la prtmiuM i i y: m , "J, tffMl iwa, i or iu i" ; ... ' III . ... . to oU rtnSmU Of V" ItoUal&aUt. Tkml v. M 2000 coVS In Premiums. k rour dU r Ut diwUfl tlvtn fuU H . .. . . tfurintUu. Ifol n I li.l or lilin, ilk llll NOT Hk'l. l 1 . ,r.' IIWtM wlUlkWr lauuta of ouf Irllv M lll, WV I UHMM W " KCKKXJCXX .run.il, ...... . . ,1. . ... IV " S1IKKIFF-S feALK. XTOTICE IS HEKEIIY OlVEK THAT BY VtR IS tue of an execution IsMH'l out of the Hon orable Circuit Court of the Mate of Orefrciu for Union county, bearlns date the 2jth day of Octo ber 1S91, to me dlrecte.1 and dellvere.1 upon a JndRcmcut entcml therein on the itth day ot February, 1S01. which Judpemcnt ;va enrollcil and docketed in the clerk'? office of ald court In wildcountr,onthe2tth day of February, 1S91, wherein buivcr & Walker are plalntlrTii ami I. W. Ladd U defendent for the sum of one hun dred aud fifteen an.l 62-100 dollar!" with In terest thereon at the rate ot 10 per cent, per an num, from the 21th day of February island the further sum of twenty-oue and 97-lCp dollar owt?, and also the costs of and upon this writ. Therefore. sufficient persoual rorty not bclns foufil. I have levied upon the followlne de seribeiVreal estate, situated in t nton county, Oreenn.towlt. .N's of Sh'4t?ec. ip. n;l 3S K. w. ji. ami by virtue oi saiu ciremmu " levy, I will sell at public auction at the court house door, In Union. Union county, btate ot Oregon, on Snturdny tha oth day of Decemwr, lsai, at 2 o"clock p. in. of wild day, all the right, title and interest of In and to the above de scribed premises that the said defendentf C. . Ladd had therein on the 21th day of February, 1S91, or has since acquired, to satisfy said Judge ment, interest, costs and accruing costs. Terms rtf ..la tti ,rt ma I. hnnil 1,1 1' S. ITOldCOln. Hatnl At I'nlmt. this thp 3nl llav of NOV.. 1S?1. Sheriffof Union County, Oregon Ily W R Usher, Uepu y SIIKKIFF-S SALE- VTOTICE IS HEUEI1Y GIVEN" THAT BY VIM 1 the of an execution and order of sale Issued out of the Honorable Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Union county, bearing date the Oth dav of November, 1S31. and to me directed and delivered, upon a Judgment and order of sale of heretofore attached property, entered on the 14th day of October, 1H. wherein Thomas Trill is plautlfl'aud H. I). Klvers and Jc. Gil nough are defendants for the sum of Ninety and eighty-seven oue-huudredths dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of eight per cent, per annum, from the 14th day of October, lf91, and the further sum of Thlrtv-six aud twenty six one-hundredths dollars for costs and dis bursements, which judgment was enrolled and docketed in the clerk's office of said court, ou the 14th day of October. 1S91, and ordering the sale of the following described heretofore at tached real estate, to-wit: All the righr, title, interest and claim that the defendants, II. I. Uivers and Jos. Gilnough or either of them had on the 14th day of October, 1S91, or since ac quired in and to Lots 1, 2 and 3 in Block 115 in Chaplin's addition to Ln Grande, Union county, Oregon. Now, therefore, under aud by virtue of said execution and order of sale as aforesaid, I will sell at public nuction at the court house door at Union, Union county, State of Oregon, ou Fridav, the Ilth day of December, lt9, at 2 o'clock p. m. of said day, all the right, title, in terest aud claim that the said defendants It. I). Kivern and Jos. Gilnough or either of them had on the 11th day of October, IS91. or since ac quired ln or to the above described real estate, to satisfy said judgment, fees, costs, disburse ments and interest as aforesaid anil accruing costs. Terms of sale, cash tome In hand ln gold coin of the United i-tates. Dated November tfth, ls91. . J. T. BOLLrlS, Shoriirof Union County, Oregon, Ily W. It. UsiiEfi, Deputy. Il-12-v5. KSTKAY NOTICE. T OST OK STRAYED FROM BARTON LAKE. 1 j Harnev coiintv, Oreteon. about the first of May. inn, fourteen head of horse, all branded u ri'.'ht stifle as follows: JU One sorrel mare nlso branded 1 1 underneath the ubove brand. 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