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About Heppner gazette. (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1892)
MEN T WHY ARE YOXJ B JSffS, III 1 ffjf WEAKNESS MONEY iH 0 M c hart a relief and cure In your ignorance of effects and vitality which is system the elements thui , strength and vigor will fol- .c cure or money refunded, ;g T1- C I ' Cl.rii- . r after all other treatments testify, and from many ot THE 5 '(n ,w,Y.iV romnlete galvanic battery, made into a belt so as to be easily worn clurin? work or at rest, and it gives sootnmtt prolonged curreni XJehoatM weak nans, or we forfeit $5 OOO. It ha, an Improved Electric Suspensory . th which aie eYeatest boon ev.r given weak men, and we gieatest ooon rv iu ' Money Refunded. ; They are graded ,U 8ANDEN ELECTRIC CO., 172 First St., PORTLAND, PRECOX CHRONIC & NERVOUS DISEASES CCHID BT Dr. 6. F, Webb's Electric Body BolU uid AppLluwetf rls. Catarrh, KUoinnutUra. flcJuiico, Amooorrhma, SpormatorrbuoO, FrtjlapBUfl, CbloroaU, Gainful Moawi, Loucorrbcoa, Nominal Woiiknoes, EiTocto of Oiiaultnu. Inooniinuncn. Palpit.itiun. Paralysis, Norvoua Debility, Sterility. Impotfocy, NouruHtbAtilft, Klflr HoadaobUi Vartcooele, H lrnla, Inwmnia, Luinbugo, hpinal Disoaio. I)y91ep3ia, Constipation. KUnoy Complftlntfl, Oenoml Dtbilliy, liOflS of Momovy, Loco-Motor A lax in, Epilopny, tc.( oiu. DR. G. F. WEBB, Inventor and Patentee, United and Foreign Countries, t tT Send for Catalogues and Testimonials. Kansas City, St. Paul, Chlongo, ANI ALU POINTS EAST, HORTH m SOUTH. Leaves Heppner, 8 . m. Arrives 0:50 p. m. J'tilliii.t 11 (ileenerai Ctoloxaliat Hlocpcr., Reclining Chair Cars and Diners. Steamers Portland to 81111 every four days. I"rauoi80i Tickets TO -A-lTD FEOM Europe. For rates and general Information rail on Dupot Ticket A K01 it, J. C. HART, Heppner, Oregon. W. H. 1HIKI.BHKT, Aaat. Gcnl. Tina Ast. I'A Waahtuston St., POBTI.AND. OHKttON. QUIOK TX3VI IJ 1 TO San lrtmo ioo And all point in Califurnia, via the Mt. Mhuata route of Uie Southern Pacific Co. The STflat hitrhway thronith California to all IHjiuU East and South. Grand Heenio Houta of the Pacifia iiMt. IHillumn lliillot Hleepere. Bfloond-clans UlneiH-ns Attauhed to oxpresi trains, affording superior aocooiniodHtloiiB fureecond-cliuw p(untnt're. For rates, tickets, tWping car reservations, to,, oall opon or address R. KOK11LEU, Manager, K. IV KOOKUH, AmL ' yen. F. & P. Agt.. Portland. Oregon. S7P. FLORENCE, ! STOCKRAISER HKPFNKR. OHKGON. Cattle branded and far marked a uliown atntTt. HoraM F on ris-lit shoulder. Mr cattle raiitfe in Mornw aud I'matiila coun ties, 1 will pay 1 100.00 for (he arrtwt and cuu Tlctioo of aay itenrafl tteatiBg my stork. I EC? AND SUSPENSORY '7 TJ - TO mi m who are debilitated. and suffer' ' $1 from Nervous Debility Seminal v : NESSL0SSES.DRAIN5.IMP0TIINCV Lost Manhood. Rheumatism. Back. Kidney Z0h FFDI FSSNFSsFbopMEMORVsGEMESAL IllHeALT. the effects of abuses, excesses, in our marvelous invention, which requires but a trial to convince the most sleep; ic.il or by excesses, or exposure, you msv have unduly drained your system of nerve foro electricity and thus caused your weakness or lack of force. If you replace into yon drained, which are required for vigorous strength, you will remove the cause, and health, low at once and in a natural way. This Is our plan and treatment, and we guarantee a Send for our Illustrated Pamphlets, free ; sent by mail, sealed. B-It is no experiment, as we have restored thousands to robust health and vigm failed as can be shown bv hundreds of cases throughout this State, who would glad1 whom we have strong letters bearing testimony to their recovery after using our Be.t DR. SKNDEN ELECTRIC BELT warrant it to cure any ot the above weaknesses, ana raemarjcsnn,,, u,u, u yV , .,u , oil ,!,.. WMkness In vouno-. midd e-aire,c.V.or old men, and will cu Sl'LliJlM ' - C WONDEEFULBUT TED! ELECTRO-MEDICAL SCIENCE STILL IIIIUMPHANT I The Deaf Made to Hear bj Electricity ! lDtoiilnl in April, 181)1, Patented la Jam, )Vt ilMlUBiilidv l'rorlaiul 1U ouder ftil aud Terfect Uesulta I THE ONLY BUCCE88TOI, TB&AX aitWT IN TilU WOULD I Any one. old or yoitnir, whoso ear drum Is unbroken can be madetobi nr and converso In ordiiiiii y tones, and he cured by Dr. G. F. Wobb s Electrical Anpnratiis lorTroiitliiK Dcutncss. An EU riro-Medli nl Hod- Ilntieiy with ap pllnnees Invented especially for treat IriB Deafness and the diseases wluca produced It. ,, , Send m centB for my Electro-Medical Theory and Praotli e, describing treat" States niont. 7- pnyes. Audress B, B. BLISS, General Agt, IOWA FALLS. IOWA. JAPANESE? CURE A new and Complete Treatment, conslstinK of .mppuHi rones, innineni in t.apsmeH, aiHoin vox mid I'M In ; a positive (Jure for Kxternal, Inter nal, Hllnd or llleedlnti. ItchiiiK. Chronic, Kecent or Hereditary Piles, and many other diseaHet. and female vveakiiesHi-s; it isalwavsa irreat ben eilt to the Ketieml health. '1 he first discovery of a medical cure rendering an operation with the knife unnecessary h reafter. This remedy has never heen known to fail, fl per box, 6 for f; sent by mail. Why miller from this terrible dis ease when a written Kiiarantec U pivot) with t boxes, to refund the money if not cured. Heud stamp for free sample. Guarantee issued by WoniMftn, CiutkK ik Co., VMiolesalu dt Kutail UriiKr-dstH Hole Agents, 1'oitland, (r. MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE. Save ilt Wi irti cenli- on every tlullar you ppeml Wrlle lor our minniolh (;iUl"Kiie. UKi-paxe bonk, oiniaiiilnBlliuiralloll ami irivinglowl illini uUclurcrH' iMlCfi,, with iniumtiu-lurti.a'ulfciiiiiiui ol .very hlml ol kikkI and iiiill(! luanlll.ieiiii ed nd Iraiinried iuw the Unlied .iiauw. Urucariea, llonncliold Omul-, Fiirnlliun, Umhlng, Lndie..' ami (hoiih' Llolhlni: mid KililliBlililK Otiodi, Urosa UoiKla, While tloode, llry (iooils, llala, Cape, Doom U(I Shopi", lilovea, Nollnua, lilaaawaie. HlKllonery, Walchea, Llorka, Jewelry, silverware, ltnuillea, Wliipa, AKilcullural linplem. uia, eio. ONLY KlHSiT CI.AS lildlllS. Laialonue aenl ou receipt of .ft rem for expreHfiiKe We nre the only concern which ill tiiiimiliicmrei pricea, alliiwlni! the buyer the nmu diaroimt li.ai ihe niaullliiclurer rlvea lo Hie whnle-ale buyer. We eiiaiantee all nod as lcireBeuled; If uol fuutid ao, nioiiey refunded. Uuodn eenl by exureaa or IreinUl, wllh privllCK" e.vunmuoin V' njg. A. KAKl'I'-N CO.. WE WILL PAY A aalarr of $'26 to $.M) per week to HOOD age'ita to reiiiem-iil ti iu everv cmiily, and nell our general line of Merchiilidleal mniiiifiicliirei-a' pricea. Only Tltoaa WHO WANT SlltAliY KMl'I.OVMKNT Nl.KO IPl'l.r. l.ntalouuv and particular scut on receipt ''" " """" A. KAItPKNCO. Ml gulucy Slreel, C hicago, HI. REGULATE THE STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS, A HP PURIFY THE BLOOD. A RELIABLE REMEDY FOR Indlrevtlon, ItlhouBiieM, Headache. ConatU put ton. Urapepitlt, Chroulr Liver Troubles, Dltilrica, II ud Complexion, Ujimterr Uffitv Brrath, and all dtaordvr of the Hlomai'ht I.lvr and Bowel. Rlttnnn TnbuliHi contnin nothlna thn uiimt tlchouU' I'oiiUtuttnti. I'll Intr Injflrionti to 9 l'lintut tu lake, i rvlM. ! urn. rlToi'tuaJ. (llvti ImmoiliBtA rvlM mhi tT arueifiHTH. Aintti tHUiio mui djuuui On Teti)t of lo ents. AiUirt'M X THE RIPAN8 CHEMICAL CO. J SO 8FBUCK STREET, NEW YOKK CITY, L j E 11 ! 1TE HAVE Kill! S.M.K AM. KINHS OF fN T dreaacd l.uiuher, itiuilleaof Huppuor, at what la known aa llio HCOTT SAVVMIIjIj. run l.ixm ff.kt. itoroii, fl.KAK. 10 l) IK nKMVKKKM IN ItKIM'NKK, Wild. IVuHj nor 1,(U) tevt, aldktioual. L. HAMILTON', Prop. lliiiullton.Mnii'ur CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS. DRSION PATtNTS COPYRIOHT1, ato. for infnrmatloa arc! fre llandhoolt wrlta U Mt'NN' t CO.. aa'l HlioM'WAY. NtW YORK. OlOoat hiirt'au r.ir 8cciuinB PHfiil-" 'u Ann,rtefc Kvorr p.-iteul tuln'n out tip us I. tirouuM tuifor, the jmlillo by a net ic tfiven free of ctiun: lu Uif Scientific wrticau t invent eirenlatlon of sn. .elontirte paper In the werttl. St!ei,lullv ehistrati',1. No liiiellitfpitl mini .!i;iM he witheul It. WeeklT, S;I.UO ft .ear; fl.il tx mo.itliis Adilma Mt'NM CO, I'UUU&muta.&U Urojdwft.r. New York. .nw,;, Scieniifio America WEAK? Troubles. Nervousnes worry and exposure. For such "sufferer. C' , OH Ti WBSH1KBIQH! NATIONAL 26th ENCAMPMEN'I Grand Army of the Republic, Washington, D. C. S'olf mber aoth to i6th 1892, The Wisconsin Central Lines and Bali imore& Ohio Rail- Road Have been Beleetod as the ''Official Route" be twueu Ht. laul, Minneapolis and Vunhtnglo D. C. All fM'rilrnuB 01 tnkiiic nnvanttiirp of the mil vcrhally "Low Hates" Hboulcl see that their tick is read via hub "kouih. ana Beeure tner hlecpiiiK far nccommodatioiiB In advance. for inn particulars auorewt O. F. MuNKlLI,. City V. and T. Agent ly Nicollet House Hlock. MlnneaiM)lis, Minn, yj. niuc, f ;uy r, ann 1. Agent, 162 East Third St.. St. Paul, Minn QUAINT EASTPORT. rlie FHr-E:iit Town Tlmt Was the Si-n of a Itooent Interualional Kptaode. h.'iitnoi-t, the scone of the bD' sc iznro of American finlimfr boats by iloiiijiiion eruiser, is not, as Is pouulnrl mpiioscil, the most easterly town ii the United States, as a part of Lube extends about a milo farther towari the sunrise, but it is far enough east to Ije commonly known as "the jumping. ill place," and it is an old and interest iiir; town. Eastport, says the New York Sun. occupies the whole of Moose island, which is connected with the mninland by a bridge twelvo hundred feet in length and separated from the queen's dominions by picturesque Pp samaquoddy bay. Moose island is about two miles wide by five miles long, and Kastport village is situated at its south eastern extremity upon a harbor which is open the year round, never having been closed by ice. Eastport has suf fered more from disastrous fires than any other town in Maine, having been practically wiped out three times within the past half century, in the busi ness section was swept away by the flames, and this was repeated in 1804. when two hundred and fifty thousand dollars' worth of property wai burned up. Again, In 1880, the town was visited by a conflagration which lostroyed one hundred and sixty-two imldmgs, causing a loasol eight mm lred thousand dollars. The people, lowover, soon rebuilt their town, this Lime in a more substantial manner than before, when nearly all the buildings ivere of wood. Kastport is to-day iniidsomc town of something over fire htiusand inhabitants, the greater part if whom are connected in one way or mother with the fishing industry, nil ill of whom seem ti prosper better thin lie average of mankind. This is th 'l-eat center of that interesting Indus ,rv whose product is "little fishes bile, n ili" the sardine business. Here, nv lually, millions of small herring ar xiiled, spiced and packed in oil in litt in boxes coveted nil over with nitist French inscriptions and they are jn is good ns any sardines, if you mil .vant to think so, and ninety-nine pei lie In one hundred don't ltmm- the dii eivneo. If line si-en.T could lie Ix.xi' ip and sold like little herring Knstpor vonld soon be as rich as New 1 ork The whole place seems designwl b Kit tire f.ir a summer residence, an vheu lien, llutler was down there h leclared that if the people who bui) liar Harbor could have seen Eastpoi .irst the great re-'rt of the nabob would luive been locate,! at Pnssnmt nuoddv instead of on Frenchman's buy APPEALED TO THE GOVERNOR A Lady Auks to ll-tv Hiii Monterey Mase Torn t'p. The maze in the Del Monte Onrdens in Monterey Cal.. is so elaborate that visitors frequently get lost in it. "1 shall not forget." said a tourist to a New York Tribune repot tor, "the ex asperation of the wife of a prominent I'nited States senator who determined to solve the intricacies of the imuo. Shi is elderly ntid iiu lined to bo stout, and was warnvd that she mic:M tlnil it a difficult matter to get out of the maze She scouted the idea and marched in Then there was trou'.V. She was it there fully an hour before she couli find the center of it, and, worse still. slu could not find her way out. A youni nephew of hers was in the center am tried to explain to his aunt how to get in. She finally lost all patience tint exclaimed, with heat: 'Don't talk to mi any longer. I'll find my way alone. She was finally escorted out and, look ing back at the maze, said: 'When 1 get enst, I'll tell Mr. Huntington to have that nasty thing torn up. They hare no riijlit to put such affairs in a place intended for pleasure. Gracious me! shall I -ver reach the hotel? 1 am almost dead.' , And all the way to the hotel she vnv.cd vengeance against that maze and longed to have the sym pathetic ear of the great railway millionaire." "THE HESSIAN FLY. Method Practiced for ClreomTentlng ThU Truubleaoni Wheat Peat. The adnlt of this insect is a small two winged gnat about one-tentb of an inch long. In a general way it is like the house fly, and is even more like the mos- to wheat at this stage or its me. me ks produced by the fly are long and slender of a pale red color, and are at- tached. from one to thirty o ro w in a place, on the upper side of the blades or , a xt .,v. .l,w.h young wnuau touuy iuwo u.vu hatch from the eggs make their way downward and crowd themselves be tween the blades and the stems. They are white, short, rather stout, without , head or legs, and may be recognized from other grubs which feed on the same parts or wneat ty a mue uuuj ruu, a sort of a breast bone, wmcn is im bedded in the Bkin of the forward part of the body. They have no biting jaws or other mouth parts, and absorb the ' juices of the plants through tue sKin The large ones come to lie finally in a cavity which the continued pressure of their bodies makes In the slues oi tne stems. The "flaxseed" or pnpa stage is the one which follows next. The change from grub to enna takes place in the cavity of the stem already mentioned, i HESSIAN FL1K9, EXLAROKD AND NATURAL size. The pupa is smooth and shining, of a bright yellowish brown color and, as the name implies, resembles a small seed, Tho nrlnlt flioa which in turn emerire from the flaxseeds, loiter about until op- portunity offers for placing their eggs on a suitable plant. Two broods develop each year, f lies WU1UU llOVO u flaTHeada Armour enrlv in snrilnr and - i ' . 1 . place eggs tn young wneat. most, oi the grubs hatching from such eggs be come flaxseeds about harvest time, and many remain in this condition in stub ble after the wheat is cut. me mes from this first brood emerge from stub ble in time to place their eggs on fall wheat for the second brood, which pass that quesiiun'" she answer e,,yiy. And the winter as flaxseeds. The injury he, looking into i-lh of her ecs, con done in fall consists in checking anil fessed that lieeouidn t - Jury. killing the plant. Infested wheat is recognized by its unhealthy color. The spring brood of grubs also destroys fhe , young plants, but more orten tne wneat gets its growth and then breaks down because of the injury done to tne lower part of the stem. I Vaine -f "mail nors. In a bulletin trom the Kentucky ex- Mrs. Watts- May Ann. the ba'us periment station in connection with late tern seem am avs dusty. 1 v as t Mrs. planting, two other procedures are ad- Johnson a t- day aid lier stair-rails are vised during outbreaks. First is that of elean and as mnoclli as glass, burning over stubble fields as soon as Mary Ann Vis, mem 8lw has free possible after the wheat is cut for the small boys. ludianapolU Journal. purpose of destroying all flaxseeds tnat remain in the stems. The second prac tice is the planting of small plots of very early wheat as lures to the flies, so as to entice them into depositing their eggs before the regular crop comes np. The wheat of the plots can then be de stroyed by deep plowing or otherwise. These practices have the sanction of the most recent and thorough study of Hessian fly injury. It is believed that WHEAT STALKS AFFECTED BT HESSIAN FLT. when farmers generally practice late planting with judgment, and supple- nient it by the precautions just men- tioned. severe injury from Hossian fly need not be greatly feared. With the above a few other methods of lessening injury may be mentioned as having had advocates among practical farmers: 1. The use of air slacked or water slacked lime sowed broadcast over growing wheat at the rate of one or two bushels per acre has been strongly advocated. 8. Close grazing by sheep has also been declared beneficial, the sheep being thought to . .. , a ti destroy tns grurjs ana naxseeus. . " selection of "flyproof" varieties of grain, the Mediterranean wheat and red wheats being claimed to be nearly ex empt from attack. "The testimony on this head is, however, very conflicting, and no recommendations can be safely based on it. 4. The use of fertilizers here, as in other cases of Insect attack, is to be recommended strongly as calcu lated to stimulate the growth of infested deDt 0t honor? wheat until it is beyond danger. i-a Wno has had experience! It is In the second cut is shown the manner where s dear friend borrows fifty dol in which wheat stalks break after being ars till the next morning and you attacked bv the flv, the smaller figure never see him again Brooklyn Life, showing "flaxseed in Potion. , Ll,eru, correct. The ueiti of Bird ! TeftcterBy reptiles we mean such We find every now and again long ar- CTratureB as creep along the jrround. ticlee on the value of birds as insect de- can v00 name one as an example, trovers. Generally the birds which do Adolf? the greatest injury receive the greatest Adolf Yes; my little brother. From praise. Snch writers forget or do not denblatt trnrttv that nnnit inta AV nf DTHtt .Mv .- u....v ...-jw-v - o value than the binls. Only with their help are crops of any kiud possible. The uiras ao not uiscrnmnate oui i.ikb m au kinds. Flitfht feeders SUCh as night- v. k.. .,ifta A hawks, swallows, martins, swifts and all the fly catchers, which live entirely on insect, do a thousand times more j i , a The commercial valne of high clasa roads is diflicult to estimate. But it is a well established fact that a horse can draw twice as much load on the surfuce of a macadamized road as urxm a dirt road in iu best condition; four times as much as when the dirt road is in its aver age state, and ten times as much as when the dirt road is turned into mui Aaklng Notliln L BraoBbl. Ilulfinch liow are Naggedat and his wife getting along together? Wooden Oh, I don't kriowi what makes you ask? Bulflnch Oh, nothinj; only when they got married they had one of' those mottoes: "God Bless Our Home," In the sitting-room; and now he has It p in bis smoking-room with "At Far Aj Possible," written underneath lv Bos ton Courier. flulned. Proprietor What are you taking back, there? Waiter Customer sent this bee Is lean ' ,min, uT.Im It .V"'"? W v: k-u We can never use it ln;hPcmi8bcnt it all out of shape, 6 1 UtK. A Dang-erona rractle. When at 'Frisnn they were wed, She was w-nty two she said, lie. since she had won his heart, Said aho ' dda t look the part." Bathe trained with grief andpala, When Oit-j tooK a tr p to Maine, Wacro Ure cat y life was spent Ei e she ever westward went, Hhe had arvoJ upon a troe Her dour name, date '03. ' - Detroit Trilran. A Lover's Heart. Jessie If that bull should attack us, what could you do? Tom I could reach that fence in less than two seconds. Jessie Yes, but what could I do? Tom Your parasol would keep his attention until I was safeiy over. Texas Siftings. - Al s,,,!,!,. I Heroic O i rl What has become ol th at handsome man who cneeied no londly when t rescued tho lutle boy from drowning? j Friend He isoverthereon tho reran da, proposing in the gul who screamed and fainted. - N. V. Weekly. Not In Harmony. Little IV't Mamma, I mus hart) a new doll riglit away. Mamma What is the matter witn tne old one? Lit'ie Dot TVs get some sewatches on its fare, an' looks sorter shabby along side of baby - -Good News. Tmpiutlou XteaUted. St. retcr -E-litflr. fh? What good thing have V"n ever done? Neiv An'ai I once took the blame for iipc of mv "wn misfKew. inad t flr Oil rowing it onto the intelligent eomposi- in tor. (St. Peter Ontip head. - N. V. Weekly. Twi vr rieluht P'liilU. "Have yon nr bright pupils?" he asked ot the prett.v "h Kiimann. "i 'an you lonk me m tho oyi and ask Mmaii Ncor. , ,ha, wni,, , on riinii,.,i8reaiaalmes.eLii-aoI"gore? " -o " To et " um0 ' ,""Jn, Tuek. A CRI1K.I. INNtlENDO. 3 J&$ in She So that is Hear mountain, doc tor? He Yes. that is it She- Hear me, how old it must be! Why. only look! it U quite bald. Uein crest's Magazine. That am Old I'n.krl. Husband- Where's your pocket dic tionary? Wife That's no pocket dictionary; it's a Webster's Unabridged What do you persist in calling H that for? Unsband-Hecnnse I can nerer find it. Detroit Free Treas. Uot the Job. Druggist (to applicant, Yea. I need a man for the soda fountain-but I see you wear eye-glasses. Is your sight de- fective? Applicant- A little, sir. but my heai- tng is superb I can hear a man wink, Chicago Tribune linrellable. He Something tells me that you art not entirely indifferent to mv atten tions Mhe-What U it? He A little bird whispered it tome. She Your feathered friend is off his perch. -Truth. Contrary to HU llules. Bonis Young Ardup doesn't seem to hare any bad habits. That at least, redounds to his everlasting -redlt Mr Howell lof tho firm of Oettup Howell) -Not at this store Thirty days is the limit with us Chicago Tribune. I A Debt or Honor. Johnnv Ireadine) Say. Da. what is a s - l i.. i asihiu ne uuu iua lenumsf nor tic a i turili jouraui with an engraving show- ing how to save a fruit tree that has ffirdie4 bv mice bv insertinir crafts -st tXn mA nnJttis hrW KW Ua . . , ; . ' . 4 "v girdled place and the other above. A laborious, uncertain plan. Many years t ft(ro t .tumbled on an arolntlv snre 1 . - plan for sarin such trees. Look over the orchard in early spring and bank np with anil aii tn eiirht im fiM hW th. wound miy tree found girdled. Reruovs the middle of August. If the wound is too hi-'h to COVer With Soil COVer With a eoodooatof hellac varnish and cover i that with" melted mftinir wax and then (vtvnr with a whit ninth. ,-iflIflPS J " -TfTK .UaVT a. Ml' i mm CONSUMPTION in Its early stages can be cured by the prompt use of Iyer's Cherry Pectoral It soothes the inflamed tissues, aids expectoration, and hastens recovery. Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. Lowell, Mass. TO TRtDE. I wish to trade dr) mares and aeldiDgs, fit for work, for cattle. Will give good terms. Call on, or address me, at Mon ument, ftraut oouuty, Oregon 523 38 Emmbt Cochran. Plenty of flour, bran, mill feed and chop always on band at the Heppner Flouring Mills. a sTOUh BRANDS. While you koep uur Biibecriptiuii paid up yci uan kep yonr brand in free of charge. Allyn. T. J.. lone. Or. HnnwH G(4 nn lef fhouldor; ciitile Htneon Jeft hip, under bit on rixhteur, and upper bit on the ltf(; run Re, Mor row county. AmintrouK, J. . Alpine, Or. T with bar un- ier ou left Hhonlder ol borhes: I'liltle saiue I m lefi hip. Allison, O. D., Kight Mile. Or. Cattle brand. 1 U 1J un left hii and horses same brand on rigid -ihonldar. Hangt- Eiglit Mile. Adkins, IT, Dayvilie, Or- Htraight mark aorope the thigh and two oropH and a ulit in th right ear; hontet. X opMtle down on the riglit thoald-r. hange in Grant county and Hear valley. PO addi-BSB alno al Harduinn. AdkiiiH, J. JM Heppner, Or. HornHa. J A con ttvieo on f t iiaiik: cattle, nam eon left hip. Ayers, Johnny, Lena, Or. Hornet branded ; triangle on Ion hip; cattle same on right hip; ! also crop off right ear and upper bit on same. Rlvth. Percy H.. Heppner. Or. HorseB Roman .rorit on -right shoulder. Hane iu Morrow I county. Bteakman. Geo., Hardman, Or.--IIort'B, a Ha; m left bhoulder; cattle ttaiite ou right aliouldt'i l aiinlHter, J. W., Hardman, Or. Cattle brand d B on left hip and thigh; split iu each ear. Brenner, P-ter, io seberry Oregon HorseB branded PB on left Blioulder. (buttle Bi.uie on ht B1QB llurke, M Bt C, Long uroek. Or On cattle, 1 A V connected on left hip, ciop off loft ear, un ilei half crop off riglit. UorBew, amne brand on . letft riliouhler. Uauge iu (irant and 11 or row count). ' Howhmaii, A., Mount Vernon and Burjm, Or. I Cattle, A B on right hip. two crops in hkcIi ear; Millie on horsea. on riglu shoulder. Itauge in t irant and Harney couuiiea. ' Hrosmuu, Jerry, Lena, Or.- HorseB branded 7 u right shoulder; cattle B on the left aide. ' .eft ear half crop and right ear upper slope, Barton. Wm Heppnor. Or. -Horses. J B on i.ghi thjH.t cattir Buuie ou riglit hip; eplit in each ear. Brown, lea, Lexington, Or. Horse- IB on the right Htitle; cattle aameon right hip; range, Mor row county. Brown, J .P , Heppner. Or. -H:rnep and cattle branded S with ox-yoke above on left ahoilkler. Brown, J. C, Heppner. Or. Horses, circle ' withilol mi teron left hip; entile, hhiuu. Brown, W.J. , Lena. Oregon. ftorseB W bar over it, on the lclt Bhoulder. Cattle bit in c on left hip. Buyer, W. G Heppner, Or. Horses, bo brand o - 1,, hip cattle, same, with split in each ear. Borg, P.O., Heppner, Or. Horses, P Bon left Khonltler; cm tie. same on left hip. Bnmniee, W. J., Fox,Or-( 'attle. JB connect ed on left side; crop on left ear and two splits and middle piece cut out on right ear; on horses same oranu ou tne leu tiugn; ttange iu rox ?auey, Grant countv. Cain.E., Caleb.Or. Y I) on horeeH on left stirle; (J with quarter circle over it, on lett shoulder, and on left Btitie on all col ta under 5 years; on left shoulder only on all iiorues over 5 years. All range in Grant county. Clark, Wm. H.. Le a, Or.-Horwh WHC con-net-ted, ou left thotiluer: cattle fume on riglit hip. lia ge fliorrow anu Umatilla counties. t'ate, ('has. K VitiHon or Lena. Or. Horses H C on right shoulder; cattle aanie on right hip. Kange Morrow and Umatilla counties, Cochrnu, ('haw., lone. Or. Horses, HP con n ec ted on left shoulder; cattle, V. on both left hioand stifle. Hanue in Morrow countv. Cannon, T. B.,Long Creek, Or,--Ton cattle on riglit side, crop off right ear and slit in left ear. i Our horeea same brand on left Bhoulder. Kange! iu Grant county. Cecil, Wm., Douglas. Or; horsea J C on lef shoulder; ca tle same on left hip, waddles on each jaw and two b.ts in the right ear, thirl, T. kl John Oay, Or. Double croBS on each hip on cattle, swallow fork and under bit in right ear, split in left ear. liauge in Grant conuty. Ou ahuep, inverted A aud spear point ou shoulder. Ear markoi ewes, crop ou left ear, pouched upper bit in right. Wethers, crop in right and umler half crop in left ear. All ra'ige iu Grat countv. Cook, A. J.,LHua,Or. Horaefl, 90on rightBhoul det Cattle, same on r ght hip: ear mark eguurn crop off left aud split in right. Curhn. H. i',t Currinavilie, Or. -HorBes, on left atitle. Cochran, J II Monument, Or Horses branded TI & A on left shoulder. ( 'attle, same on right hip. swallow fork iu right ear aud crop off I eft. Cox Ed. 8., Hardman, Or. Caitto, C will ii' center; horses. CE on left Mp. Cochran, It, E Monument, Grant. Co, Or. HorBes branded circle with bat beneath, un left shoulder: cattle same brand ou both hips, mark under slope both ears and dewlap. Chapin, H.j Hardman, Or, HoraeB branded "on right hip. Cattle brauded the same. Cross, tt L, Dayvilie, Or ( atile branded two crops and u split tn left ear; ou horses a reversed ', on left e title. Also have the following brands on cattle: 72 on lett hip, 7 on right hip, 72 on left shoulder, two parallel bars on Idft ahoulder. Ear marks, two crops. Doonau. Wm., Heppner . Or. Ilurw branded OU wLh bur over them, on left shoulder; cut tle same on left hip. Douglaah, W. M .Galloway, Or. Cattle, K L'un righi side, swi, low-fork in each ear; horses. K D on left hiu. Douglae. O. T., DouglaB. Or -Hones TD ou the i ight Ht i fie; cattle same ou right hip. Duiichu, W . P., John Day.Or. Quarter circle on right shoulder, both ou horses aud cattle. Kange (irant county. Driekell, W. E., Heppner, Or. HorseB branded K inside of u on left shoulder. Cattle same ou left side ol neck. Ely, J. B. & Horn, Douglas, Or. Horses brand ed ELI ou left shoulder, cuttle name on left hip. holt? r right ear. Eilioti, Wash., Heppner, Or. Diamond on right ohoulder. Meek, Jackson, Heppner, Or. Horses, 7K counected oi rinht shoulder: cattle name on nght hip Ear mark, hole in right and crop on lert. Florence, L. A., Heppner, Or. Cattle, LF on right hip; hunte V with bar under on right shoulder. Florence, H. P. Heppner. Or HorseB, K on right shoi Ide ; cattle, F ou right hip or thigh. Gay, Henry, Heppuer, Or. GAl ou left' shoulder. Gilman-French, Land and Livp Stock Co,. Fos sil. Or. Horses, anchor 0 on left shoulder; vent, same on left elide, ( attle, same on both hipe; ear marke, crop off right ear and underuit in left. Kange in Gilliam, Giant, Crook ai.d Morrow counties. Gentry, Elmer, Echo, Or --Hordes branded H. S. with a quarter circle over it, on left stifle Kange in Morrow and Umatilla counties. Giltwater. J.C.. 1'raine Citv. (Jr. On hnirutH 0 -O on left shoulder and stirie; cattle, ou right sidn. Kange in (irant county. Hams, Jamea. Hardman Or. Homes haded '2 on lef shoulder; caitie same on left hip. Kauge in and about Haitlmau. Hajes. tieo., Lena, Or, Brand JH connected, with quarter circl" over it, ou lei t (shoulder. Hiutt A. B., Kidge, Or. ( tittle, i-ound-top with quarter circle under it on the right hip. Kan r in Morrow and Umatilla counties, Hintou Jk Jenks, Hamilton, Or Cattle, two bare on either hip; crop in right ear and split in left. Horses, J on right thigh. Kange in Grunt county. Hughe, Samuel, Wagner, Or T F Lou light tnouhier on nurses; ou euiue, on rignt nip ana on left Bide, swallow fork in right ear and slit in left. ' hIt till u ; u......i, ..i,.-..,. HKii.Kdwin.jornii'ay.ur.-i attie t Hon rifrhi ' y p:nthts8Hme n "hl BhoulJer' tanKbin 1 Hiwhee. Mnt. Rpppner, Or.-Hnrws, shaded . heart on .the left shoulder. Kange Morrow Co. , Hunsaker. H . W aguer. Or. UortMW. H un left .hniiMMr: ca tie. S on left hh-. tiardisty, Albert, flye. Oresn Huraee, AH cunnecld. on left shoulder; Cattle on the left tap, crop off left ear. l'pk,'re'"' "' Haramn' ur-"ora"-u Hiatt, Wm. E., Rideo, Or. Home, branded ; bar croa. ob left ahouider: oattie aame oa left j liayea, J. !., Heppner. Or. Horw. wineglaaa ; , X-'tw'S6 u ruS". D on riant hm. irotiorf left ear and bit in n:lit. Horses WstM ua ieIt lwuwo H-ion. Luther. Eurhc Mile. Or.-Horee h on the left shoulder and heart on the left slide Cat- tleeameon left hip. Kan ia Morrow oooir,. Jenkins, D. W.,Mt, Vefnon,Or, J on horamon left shoulder; on cattle, J on left hip and two smooth crops on both ears. Kange in Fox and Bear valh-yB JuiikinTH M., Heppner, Or. Horses, horse shoe J on left shoulder. Cattle, the sams. Kange on Eight Mile. Johnson. Felix Lena, Or. Horses, circleT on left stifle; cattle, same on right hip, under half crop in right and split in left ear Kenny, Mike, Heppner, Or. Horses brandixj KNY ou left hip cattle same and crop off left ear: nndnr slnte on the right Kirk J. T., Heppner. Or. Hone ff9 on left shoulder; entile, Won left hip. Kirk, J C, Heppner ."Or. Horses, 17 on either flank : cattle 17 on right side. Kirk Jesse, Heppner, Or.t horse 11 on left ehouider; cattle same on light side, anderbit on ngtii ear. Knmberland.W.G,. Mount Vernon. Or. I L on cattle on right and left sides, swallow fork in 1 ft ear and under oiop in right ear. Horses same brand ou left Bhoulder'. liange in Grant countv. Koeney, Eli, Heppner, Or. -Horses J L and uoe of clubs on left stifle. Kange in Umatilla and fcorrow counties Lesley.M C, MouumeOt, Or- A triangle fjfwilh all Lues extending pa t body of figure on l hor ses on left shoulder, ou cattle diamond on left shoulder, split iQ righ - -u-t ..it in left ear Kauge in Gram county ad uiiartaof Johu Day L aliey, J W. Heppuer Or. Horses branded L nd A on left shoulder; cattle name on left hip; wattle- ver right ey three slits in right ear. Lof ten, Stepnen, lox,Or. b L on left hip on cattle, crop and split on right ear. Uorsee Bame brand on left ehouider. Kange Grant county. Liieuallen, John W., L Or. -Horses branded hatf-cncle JL connected on lett shoul der, ('attle. samt on lei- hip. Kange, near Lex ilia-ton. Lord. George, Heppner, Or. Horses branded double U coi.nectt Nometimee culled a swing H, on left shoulder, ftlaxweil, M.S.. Gooseberry. Or. Horses brand ed long aimouieit snouider; cattle, same on lef hip. Ear mark, under bit in left ear. Minor, Oscar, Heppner. Or. ('attle, M D on right hip; horttH Mon left shoulder. Morgan, ti. N.. Heppner. Or. Horses, M ) on left shoulo""1 cattle same on left hip, McC umber, Jas A, Echo, Or. Horses, M with bar over ou right shoulder. ftiann, H. ti , t,ena, Or. Horses old mares 7,Z on right hip; young stvck, smaU zz ou left ahouiiler Morgan, Thus., Heppner, Or. Horses, circle 1 ou left shoioder and left thigh; caitie. L on right thigh. Mitchell. Oscar, lone, Or. Horses, 77 ou righi hip; cattle. 77 ou right side. .Met iareii, D. G Brownsville. Or, Horses, V iKiire fion mhcIi Hhin.icler, cattle, Mz on hip McKeru.W.J. Mouut Veruon. Or XI ou oattle on right hip, cnp iu right ear. half crop in left same brand ou horsta ou lefthi... Kange iu Graut county. McCany, David H., Echo, Or. Horses branded D vi connected, on the left shoulder; cuttle same in hip and side, JVixGirr, Frank, Fox Valley, Or. Mule shoe , with toe-cork on cattle on ribs and under in each ear; horses same brand ou left stifle. Mcllidey, O. V., Hamilton, Or. On Horses, 8 . with halt circle uinJer ou left shoulder; on Cattle, four bars connected ou top on the right side liauge in (J ran I County. tseal.Audrew. Lone Hoc k.Or. Horses A N con nected on left shoulder; cattle same on both hips, Nurdyke, E rJilvenon. Or. Horses, circle 7 on ten uiigi;; cuue, same on left hip. Oliver. Josenh. Can win 1 :it.v. Op. A 9 nn nntt.lA on left hip; on hunts, same ou lef t thigh. Kange Oiler, Perry. Lexington. Or. P O on left rihou.'le.. Olp, Herman, Piairie City, Or. On cattle, O LP connected ou left hiu: hnraw nn left at.itln and wan le on nose. Huuge in Grant oouuty. feui-soii, Oiuve, Eight Mile, Or. Horses, quar ter circle sluelo ou left shoulder and 24 on left hip. Cattle, fork in left ear. right cropped. 24 on left nip, Kangt ou Eight Mile. Parker Hl Gleaou. Hurduiau.Or, Horses IP on I tt Hhoniiier. t iper, J. H Lexington. Or. Horses, JE cou uocteu u left shoulder; cattle, same on left hip, under tu in each ear. Pat berg, Heury Lexington, Or, Horses brand, edwitha Uumai cron on left shoulder; cattle urauued with Komau cross, bar at bottom, on lelt hip, PHtye, A. C., lone, Or.; horseB diamond P on Btionlder, cattle, J H J connected, on the left tup, upper slope in left ear and slip in the nght. Powell, oot i TM Dayvilie, Or Horses, J F con uec ed on lett shoulder. Cattle OK couuected on eft hip, two under half crops, otie ou each ear, vvat tie under throat. Kai ge iu Grant county. Kickard, G. D., t'-anyun t'ity, Or.--F ii on left -houidur, on horses only. K iuge Can you creek .uiti near vaiiey. Grant county. Uoou. Auurew, ilarituiuu, Or. HorseB, square m Willi quarter-circle iver it ou left stille. Keuiuger, Llins, Heppuer, Or. Horses, C K on iell slmuiuei. Kice, Dun, Hardman, Or.; horses, three panel worm fence ou lett sboulder; cattle, DAiN on right shoulder- Kange near Hardman, liuaio, Wm, iAJiig (;roek, Or. brands horses K oj right shoulder. Kauge GruuL aud Morrow counties. Kojse, Aaron. Heppner, Or Hcrees, plain V on .eft snouider; cattle, same brand reversed on right hip aud crop off right ear. Kauge in Mor row county. It uah Bros., Heppner, Or. HorseB branded 3 on the righi shoulder; cattle, IX ou the left hip crop oft left ear and dewlap on neck. Kange il Morrow and adjoining counties. Bust, William, Fenuletou, Or. Horses K on left shoulder; oattle, K on left hip, crop ofl right ear, underuit on left ear. bheep. K on weathers, rouud crop off righ ear, Kauge Uma tilla and Morrow c muties. Keaney, Andrew. Lexington, Or Horses branded A K uu right shoulder, veut quartei circle over brand; cuttle same ou right hip. Kange Morrow county, Koyse, Wm. H, Dairyville. Or HK connected with quarter cirr-le over top on cattle on right hip and crop oft right ear and split in left. Horses same brand on left snouider. Kange in Morrow, ti runt and Giliiam counties. Kilter, J F, ititier. Or Three parallel bars witn bar over ou horses ou left hip; on cattle, left side, two smooth crops, two splits in each eat. Uange in Middle Fork of John Day. Kector.J. W., Heppner, Or. Horses, JC ok lof t shoulder. Cattle, Oon right hip. Spickimll, J. W., "Goons berry, Or. Horses DraiKieu u ou lert Bh .ulder; lange m Morrow county. tjpray, J. Heppner, Or. Horses brandeabl connecteu o right shoulder; cuttle same on bolt nips. Hailing, C C Heppner. Or Horees branded S a on left shoulder; cattle same ou left hip. owuKKiir. , n. r., Ljexington, ur. Horses 'i with dash under it on lef l stitle oattle H with uasti unuer it on right hip, crop off riglit ear aud wuuoieu on rignt niim leg. itauge tu Morrow, Gilliam und umulilla counties. fSwaggart, A. L., Ella. Or. Horses brande ' 8 on 1U shoulder; cettle same on left hip. Crop on ear, wattle on left hind leg, ritruight W. E., Heppner, Or. Horses shaded J b on let stitle; cattle J S on left hip, swallow fork in righ ear, underbit in left. oapp. Thus,, Heppuer, Or. Horses, 8 A P on lett mp; eaiti name ou left hip. Miirtz. James, Long t reek. Or. Homes. 8 on left stifle aud over 'I on left shoulder. fehner.John, Fox, Or. NO connected on horses on right hip; cattle, same on right hip, crop utt right ear aud under bit iu left ear. Kange in Grant county. bimth Bros., Husmiville, Or. Hordes, branded H . Z. o i smmlder; cait.e, ame on left ifhoulder. bqtures, James. Arlington, Or.; horses branded J Nou tft snouiiter; cattle the same, slso nose waudle. Kange in Morrow and Gilliam oo nties. btephens, V. A., tiurduiaii, Or-; horses H a on right Btitie; cattle h rizontal L on the light side oieveuBou, iilra A. J., Heppuer, Or. battle, Id ou right in i swallow-fork in lett ear. Bwuggart. G. W., Heppner, Or.-Horees, 44 on lett atiuuiUt : cattle, 44 on left hip. btone. Ira. Bi 'kWtou, Wash, Horses, keystone ou left shoulder. biuitii, E. E. Lone Kock, Or. Horses branded a crossed seven on left shoulder; cattle same on lett side. Kange, Gilliam county, Hperry, E. G., Heppner, Or. Cattle W C on lett tup, crop off rignt aud underbit iu left year, dew lap; horses H ton left shoulder. liiompsou, J. A., Heppner, Or. Horses, on left eimuio r; cattle, t on left shoulder. TipHeis.tf.TEuerprise,Or. Horses. C-on left shoulder. Turner K. W., Heppuer, Or. Small capital T lelt shouidei. horses; cattle same on left hip with split in both ears. Ihtrutou, H. Mm lone. Or. Horses branded H I connected ou left stitle; sheep same brand. Vanderpool, H.T.. Lena, Or; Horses HV con uecied on riglit shoulder ;oatUe, same oa right hip. Walbridge, Wm., Heppner, Or. Horses, 0. L. ou the lelt sdou.der; CKitle same ou light hip. crop utt left ear and right ear lopped. Wilson, John U,, balem or Heppuer, Or. Horsos branded J y on the left shoulder. Kauge Morrow county. Warren, W B. Caleb, Or Cattle, W with quarter circle over it, ou left side, split iu riglit ear. Hornets (wine braud on left shoulder, Kange in Graut conuty. Wood, V L, Dayvilie, Or Hearten horses on lefi Btitie; on cattle, ' on left side and under bit iu lefi ear. Kauge in Grant county. Wright, bilas A. Heppuer, Or. Cattle branded H W on the right hip. square crop oU right ear and split in left. Wallace, Francis, Mount Vernon.Or Square on cattle on the left hiu, upper Biope in he left ear aud under slope in right ear. Bame brand ou hon-en uu right shoulder. Kange m Harney and (irant countv. Wade, Henry, Heppner, Or. Horses b landed ace of spaueo on le.t Bhoulder and left hip. Cattle branded same on left side and left hip. Wells, A. Heppuer, Or, Horses, y0 on left shoulder: can e same. oinnger, John, John lay City, Or On horuM three parallel bars on left shoulder; 7 on sneep, bit in both ears. Kauge in Grant and Malhaer cuunties. Woodward, John, Heppner, Or. Horvw, UP connected ou lef t shoulder. Watkins, Lishe. Heppner, Or. Horses branded Ct connecter, on left stitl. Wallace, Chariee, Portland, Or. Csttle, W on right thigh, hon in left ear; horses, W on right shouluer, Sirrn- same on left shoulder. Whittier Bn.., Drewsy, Harney imunty, Or. -Hoes hrandi W B. onneotl no left .'; laloVr Williams. Vasct, Hamil,n.Or. ijaarter cir cle over three bars on h ft h p, both cattle and horws. Kange Gram count. Williams. J O. Long Creek, Or Horses, qoar wr cirvie over inree oars on iell nip; cattle a i an.uiif inwhmr W m iimm nt,. ' lvirnLA; ppnfr-J Ur--Hur8p? ruutl" A : on shoulder; ('attie. same oo righi tow. 5'', SoSS?7, 00