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cause of decay.' It ; pushe9 its fibers,
which are often finer? than the finest spi
der's web, through thf organic matter,
appropriating the stored plant food, cel
lular and Wood fiber nd eventually if it
is not checked leaves nothing but the
mineral matters of the Jobjoct fed upon.
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ter, appropriate such parts as are Buited
to it and die out. Then another may
take its place and do the same thing and
then another and another until every
thing but the mineral matter is used up.
For instance, take weak grape juice.
First the yeast plant generates in it and
carries it through the alcoholic fermen
tation. This leaves the liquor In) condi
tion for the growth of the plant, whioh
Is acetic fermentation, which changes
the liquor into weak vinegar. This is to
be- followed by a putrescent fsruient
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Vr!rtei"wiUi thoJaiau.'M. irUe etUc!
at the bottom in a sediment which in
time changes to what is called clay with
perhaps the silica crystallized into the
form of sand. Therefore the main office
of the cryptogamia is first to decompose,
rot, cause the decay of organic matter,
set1 its elements free for tha uses of life
again; and then to clean up and purify
the debris. In faot these millions ot
minute plants are often so small that
they cannot be defined by the highest
powers of the microscope. But they are
the greatest ol the world s workers as
well as destroyers. They have nearly
unlimited usefulness as well as destruc
tivenoss. Were they not confined in
generation, growth and spread by ex
ceedingly narrow lines, thsy would re
duce all living organisms to lifeless clay.
It is well they are thus closely confined.
They generate from spores, minute
bodies that Are thrown off in millions
and billions from the mother plant.
Each spore is capablo of generating if it
can find the right conditions in which to
germinate and feed. But there is the
rub. Only one perhaps in many millions
can reach such conditions and then it
must meet ten thousand accidents and
chances for destruction before it can so
far mature as to ripen a crop of spores.
Yet of all these thousands of crypto
gamic plants enough spores of each are
thrown off to generally be present ready
to germinate in any spot where the con
ditions are right.
-' They are of every possible character.
Some throw off billions of spores, others
ery few except under the most favor
able conditions. Others may go on and
generate for an unlimited time by sell
division alone without maturing spores.
Others have very feeble spores that can
hold their vitality only for a very short
passage through the air even when the
air is in the best condition for them.
Such usually have very destructive
powers when they do reach a suitable
host, be it plant, animal or aeaa organic
matter. Others have spores that may
float through the air or lay quiescent for
nearly an unlimited time and spring into
life the moment they find right condi
tions. We might go on and ring the
cuanges on these things for months and
then have only commenced.
If it were not for their generation by
spores or if all of them, especially those
known as the worst, could only spread
by contact, it would be mnch easier to
control them. All tnat wouia oe neces
sary would be to isolate the trees or ani
mals and disinfect any new thing brought
in conjunction with them. But the
great majority cannot be dealt with in
HB WAN I ED BLOOD.
Edwin W. Hahn Attempts to Commit Har
der And Miiclde.
and have none of the green matter seen an acre 01 ineauow was on me umw.
in the leaves and twigs Of higher plants, ann me lenani sum u wiw uuui ,
The fungi usually tak their nourish- gw clover. I began by putting in the
ment from the organic matter in the ! best portions of the farm to fall wheat
higher plants or animals, usually when ! "1 " Prf Part9 to f"11 r'e- D,u7nS
this matter is In a state of decay. As a e winter 1 cut wood and hauled it
rule, though, the fungus is the primal dwn to the city, and when 1 could not
Cb 1UU VI MlUUU.d gltUM w "W . .........
usually buy a two horse load for twenty
live cents. This I used as a topdressing
on the fall crops, very thinly of course.
In spring I sowed clover and timothy
seed on the wheat Hnd bo much rye as I
had topdressed. This 1 followed with a
forty-five toothed steel harrow, which
served the double purpose of covering
the seed and fining the nianuiv, Vhe
balance of the rye 1 left to grow H best
it might till about June 1. Then I pro
ceeded to plow it down with a weed
hook or a chain fastened to, the furrow
horse's whiffictree and back to the plow,
i then rolled and fined the soil to
hasten the decomposition of the rye,
and after properly pulverizing and again
rolling 1 planted it partly to potatoes
and corn, sowing the balance to Sat
turnips. In August there was a good
growth of bottoms. I pulled the larger
ones to fued to the rtoclt, t. tnts "eft-
son of the year the pastures are suffer
ing from dry, hot weather. . Then I
plowed down this mass of vegetation
and again rolled and harrowed till time
to sow to wheat. The next year there
was no trouble in locating the line of
the green manuring.
As soon as it was tune u stop . titi
vating the corn crop 1 sowed ryo in the
corn, cultivating between the rows with
a shallow tool. This gave pasturage for
all kinds of stock till the snow covered
the ground. This item of pasture alone
will pay the cost of labor and seed rye.
Next year the ryo was turned down,
seeding to clover and timothy. After
digging the potatoes 1 harrowed the
ground down level and sowed to rye to
plow down for com or millet for fodder,
taking off in time to prepare for wheat
to be seeded down the following Bpnng
to clover. Sometimes 1 plant potatoep
on every third furrow when plowing
down the rye, and if it stould be a dry
season the potato crop will grow right
along as the rye seems to retain the
moisture. 1 have had potatoes thus
planted that were green and flourishing
weeks after all ordinary tender vegeta
tion was bluckened by the frost. In
digging potatoes so planted it is better
to plow them out. It is enough to make
a man enthusiastic to see the clean crop
of tubers lying in a rich bed of decom
posed vegetation. This plan or ennob
ing the farm may be carried into the
garden patch, taking off squash and
other vegetables, and sowing to rye to
plow down for the same kind of crops
the following season. No matter if it
does not come up that fall, it will come
all right in the spring, and only be a few
days behind the earlier sown crop.
American Agriculturist,
From the Portland Mercury. .
Early this morning the shrill cries of
a woman emanating from the building
on the northwest corder of Fourth and
Oak streets attracted the attention ot a
number of people. Before any one oould
enter a young girl came rushing out, her
face bathed in blood. The was taken to
'be police station where she said that
Edwin W. Hnhn bad attempted to mur
der ber. Captain Holmberg detailed:
Offioer Oollins to search for the would-be
murderer, and returniug to the house the
offioer found 11 uhn lving on the floor
with his throat cnt. Dr. O. H. Wheeler
was summoned, and after ex training the
wounded couple stated that neither was
dangerously injured.
The girl's name 18 Sadie Quiner, while
that of her attempted si yer is Edwin W.
Hahu, familiarly known as Ole Oleson.
He has been employed as 'bus driver at
the Hotel Portlaud. Miss Qniuer's moth
er, Mrs. Mormon, resides in the city
while Quhn's pareuts live at Kings, Or.
He has a sister in Salem, Mrs. Walter
Warner.
Sadie Quiner and Ed. Hahn obtained
considerable notoriety about four months
since by being implicated in the unsavory
Frick case; in fact Miss Quiner .was the
proseoutiug witness. E. O. Frick was a
bunker in Eastern Oregon, and about
four mouths a no was arrested at the in
stigiilion of Sadie Quiner on a charge of
rape. Hahn was a witness in the case.
Immediately after the case was set for
trial the couple left the city and it was
supposed that they went to Salem, where
it is alleged they were married.
Miss Quiner denies that she was ever
married to Hahn, while the latter claims
that Sadie was made his wife in Taoonia
four mouths siuee, The Friok case sa
vored of blackmail, and on motion of the
district attorney it was thrown out of
court. Neither of the parties are deserv
ing of sympathy. They have ttgnrod
conspicuously in the newspapers, and are
a bad lot. Balm should receive the ftl1!-
est extent of the penalty for bis attempt
ed orime, while his would-be viotini has
been punished for her ohoioe ot a com
panion.
liKTKlt 111.
Ing her own way before marriage is' very
likely to get it afterwards.
Antagonize-her parents if yon wish to
make her love you. The girl who mar
ries to suit her father and mother lives
only iu the story bo ks.
Because marrying for love is a luxury,
it does not follow that doing so for mon
ey is a ueoeBHity.
Love after marriage is generally a very
one-Bided affair.
It Shonld be In Every Hnnse.
J. 13. Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharpsbnrg.
Pa., save he will not be without Dr.
King's new disoovery for consumption.
coughs and oolds, that it cured his wife
who was threatened with pneumonia af
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other remedies and several pnysioiani
had done her lid food.' Briber' Barber,
of Cooksport, Pa., claims Dr. King's new
discovery has done him more good than
anything he. ever used for lnug trouble.
Nothing like it. T.yit. Free trial bot
tles BtSlooum-JohnBton Drug Co.'s store.
Large bottles, 60c and 81.
Electric Bitters.
Tli ia remedy is becoming so well
known nud bo popular as to need co spa
oial mention. All who have used elec
tric bitters sing the same song of praise.
A purer medicine does not exist and. it
is tiuaranteed to do all that is olainied.
Eleotr.o bitters will cure all diseases ot
the liver and kidneys, will remove pim
pimiiles, boils, salt rheum and other af
fections caused by impure blood. Will
drive malaria from the system and pre
vent as well as cure all malarial fevers.
For core of beadnohe, constipation and
indigestion try Eleotric Bitters Entire
Hatisfiictinn guaranteed, or money re
funded. Price 50 cents and $1 per bot
tle at Slooum Johnston DiugCo. s.
NEVADA' APPLES.
Larg Mhlpments of Cholc Frolt
the Sag-ebrnsh State.
Large shipments of choice mountain
apples have lately been made from Ne
vada to Southern California. The re
turns were so gratifying that planting
has increased largely.
Think of sagebrush Nevada shipping
apples by the carload and even traiu
load into California 1
California, even Souther California,
has unnumbered thousands of acres of
land that can lie obtained free from the
government. The climate is such as
will produce as good winter apples as
ever grew In Carson or Honey Lake val
ley. To bring the winter apple to per
fection two points are necessary. First,
a short season of growth. Severe cold
Mr. Editur:
I take mi pen in band to drap vou a
few lines to let yon no that the peples
party are all rite yit fur Sign au' Alvie
Leecn sed sow an' tba kno. Gen. Jay Be
Weover is awl rite do n in georgy ; tha
air goin fer him rite along. (Butt it is
with rotten aggs though.) An Mother
Weevergothitt with aatrg to .-now I think
that wos reel meiu in tuim fellers. But
that is knot hear nor thair, I am gittin a
little ofe my snbjec. We ar a lookin
fored to Mister Cleveland bein eleokled
president. We ar knot a goin to Vote for
Uyra thou. We ar a goin to vote for Gen.
Jay Be Weever so as to draw as many
voles f rum old Haristin as we kin an we
nil tri an hro the eleotahun in the lious
if we kin, an if it ever gose thair we ar
shure of the president.
Dawn at Albany, Georgy hour Gen.
Weever maid a epeaob in faver of the
pepels party an a bluok nigger got up to
repbute what hour general bed sed. An
hour generul gut so mad that he left the
stand. Now Mister Editur I think that
wuh mein in the nigger. Wei we wont
Kit Ueorgy in the Nov. eleolsliun anywa.
the miine electshun passed off very qui
et but the dimuorats filled us thair agin
tha wutild knot vole fer hour man bo that
let the publicans gane the du
Now the next eleotahun is in Phloridy
on the iiid day of Oct. We pepels pholks
op north dont kno whether to bteive
them this time or knot. Butt tha say
down thair that we will be shore to gain
this eleotahun.
We ar fuzm with the uimoorats over
iu Moutany an in Kuubrasky to, an
think we wil git both of them stalls.
I wanted to sa somethin in relative to
the poast masters the way they hav been
a doin hour pepel when they come round
a Bpeakin and a bavin them books an
papers ootne hi male. The poast master
at Hepcer be kept a lot of Miss s E
emorys books a da or too jest so she cood
knot sit them in lime to skatter tbetn
when she spoak tbnir. We knowed all
he time that be whs boldin her male.
An the poast muster at Lexington tnde
the saini gaim. butt we v. ns on to the
aket bv that time an we wooht blm so
oloast that he WUH afeard to cum out so
I , ,1,1 hi the nnast muster at lli-iiner
1 wil oloze know till "0 bur fruin
Phloridy. Respectively yontz
Rncklen's Arnica Halve.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers salt rnenm, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, obilblains,
noma, nnd nil skin eruptious, and posi
tively oures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to titve perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 26 cents per
box. Dor sale by sloaum-Johustnn
Drug Co.
BIIKEF MEN TAKK NOl'ITU.
I will be iu Heppuer Oat. 10tb, with a
choice lot of Thoroughbred Spanish
Merino bucks, Grade Meriuo bnoki,
l'lioroughbied Shropshire bucks, bait
Shropshire and halt Merino, and half
Oxford and half Meriuo bucks It will
tm the sheep men to eonie and look it
these bucks. If parties want any of tbe
above bucks they must come about the
above (late as 1 will not be tn Ueppuer
but a few days N. H. Cotikkll.
Lexington X Roads
I'eulaud's buck rauoh.
V. Nai-by.
hlch wuz Bill
that way. Their spores or seeds may he m uter is not a necessity. The heat
F w i.nncs tut no NiT INJL'Rl
',2 f$
.h bv HAP.M- AJ KA
the bfftllh r iotrfer with bwiiiMt or pluorr, (t builiti f
uiit )i rnvM the KvDcr&i htwtfa, clm tb tklu and Wuijti
the co't plril n. 0 wrink .M or flanbineti Ibllw tbi trrat
uui.t. EiiUvrsodi by pfayakttvii tud latating Msctetv IswiU-i.
PATIENTS TREATED BY KAIL. CONFIDENTIAL
HaralMS wttli m rtftrvlM, bcMvtilnirsKjti
foci, for (Mrttealat-f 44rM, wiU cwou la unif,
II. 1. 1. F. SNYDE1 I IICKCl S TIEtTlf, HICK
aTaTaVJHiaaWHMB 1 Hiakt, uwaj
i. uutf tin tor law lfistiti. xXjO
t lo if amei.aJl winning. 1'crf ct
work, weijjM, and caniwt be d.
tx'l byo ukU-re. Confidi-titm!
cumrTKndv r ltd irae inviU
ed. VAm -M w-Ouu rp r set, ttt.
PlrHir"l tj-,tTorT recut pair, I8.M; iosuled.
Ugh orlow, )&. Ordinary wo tit. to dmi, bone, 1-t
or ff It iHch. pair, tl , Ivory, -. Finest ni.-vrk.-d
errt mavde.Sar-.l., II . a' lt. MjkVn(st.nu,
carried by the wind or in ten thousand
ways everywhere. Fortunately the
conditions must remain right or the life
of the fungus will stop. Too littleor too
much heat, cold or moisture and the ca
reer of the fungus is ended.
The northern coast counties of Califor
nia and Oregon and especially the red
wood region is covered with a worthless
fern, to the complete exclusion of valu
able grass and plants, This fern is a
cryptogam, throwing off spores in
countless numbers, every one capable of
producing a new fern. Then why do
not the adjoining counties quarantine
this fern? The prevalent west wind
miuht carry fern spores where they
would germinate and spoil the pasture.
Therefore a strict quarantine unould U
established.
Black knot, .fururus disease of the
of summer must not be too long or too
intense. That is, the fruit and tree
want late spring and early sharp frosts
in autnmn. Second, in all climates of
rainless summers the tree, to perfect the
winter apple must have a good drink of
water about August first. Such a drink
can only be furnished here by irrigation.
Some few of our near coast apples
grown on deep, moist, sandy loams, are
fairly good though none are best nor can
they ever be best without the August
water.
High np on the mountain mesas in
Southern California where the soil is
right the winter apple can lie produced
to p' faction with water the lutter part
of summer. The apple orchard iu the
long run will be worth double that of
I orange orchard.
Love's Aphorisms.
Pick ont the best girl yu can find.
vvoman is mote apt to love you
you are deserving of her.
The girl who never insists npou bav- in this issue,
the
A
less
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
Buhl, the baker. Buy your bread and
oakos and save money, try it. a. -
Look out Tor Fell ilro.'s sale ot rem-'
nants bargains iu everything. a
The Studehaker waaon heads them all.
For sale at Gilliam & Bisbee's. a
Why go hungry when the City hotel
furnishes you n good meal at living
rates. a
John Jenkins advertises his fine kiln
ot brick. Itemeinber that Ueppuer brick
equal tbe best. a
"Hatdware" did you Bay? Why, yes
at P. 0. Thompson & Co.'setaud, and the
place tor bargains. a
Call on Hip to do your wood sawing;
snme old price. Also delivers wood to .
any part of Ueppuer. See ad. a
M. Lichteiitliiil & Co. have just re
ceived a fine lot ot ladies' kid, button
and tie shoes. At bottom prices. a
For onsb you onu get more at the East
ern Clothing boiiHe, with Levi uu deck,
than any other plaoe in Heppner. a
The Palace is the leading hotel in tbe
city. Well furnished rooms with plenty
of light are provided tor evervoue. a
Borg, the jeeler, is th' nan to fix up
your wntuh or clock. ,e keeps a full
stock of everything pertaining to his
business' a
Don't overlook T. W. Ayers, Jr., the
leading druggist. Choioest perfumes,
purest drugs and the finest toilet articles
always on hand. a
Tbe Bucbler beer, 5 cents per glass, at
the Columbia Beer Hall, Onmers &
Hughes, ptops., next door to M. Lioh
tuotbal & Co.'g shoe store. a
The M. L. & T. Co., sinoe they have
roofed all their platforms, have an im
mense storage capacity. This company
uow deals iu grain, lumber and wood, a
Sinoe Shaw & McCarty purchased the
meat market they have altvnys endeavor
ed to keep on hand tbe freshest and
choicest meats, sausages and bolognas, a
Thompson & Binusowo tbe buss which
goes to and from tko City hotol, but will
oall for parties desiring to go to train iu
any part of the city. Leave orders at
City hotel. a
What will perseverance, plnuk and en
lorpris avail iu this wild west, if you
cannot get big bargains? However, be
fore giving up entirely, visit Minor Bros.
empor um. a
Gillium & liisbee, the hardware and
tiuwara merchants, oarry everything sp
pertaining to their lines, even aKricul
tural implements. Don't you need a
plow this full Jf a
Don't overlook Kirk & Kasmns for
bargain. They have purchased I he bus
iness of J. W. Matlock & Cu but will
soon remove tn the Mallory corner, oppo
site the Pulnoi b itel. a
Dr Grunt's Olnalo, the great dyspepsia
onnqtiprer, will positively oure dyspepsia
and all its kindred ailments. Every bot
tle gold under a positive iNiaraniep to
effect a cure or money refunded, See ad.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Pn? fi Baling
ABSOLUTELY PURE
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