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of our couutry when the df-mnnd f'r
inventions and improvements in the arts
and sciences generally was eo great as
now. The conveniences of nmukiud in
the factory and workshop, the household
and on the farm, as well as in offieial
life, require continual nccesa;ons to the
appurtenance and implimeuts of each
in order to save labor, time and expense.
The political chimin in the nilmimntra
on government does not aflYct the
progress of the American inveutor, who
being on the alert, and ready to per
ceive the existing deficiencies, does not
permit the iifl'.iirs of government to de
ter bim from quickly oonoeiving the
remedy to overooine existing discrepan
cies. Too great oare cauuot be exer
cised in choosing a competent and skill
ful attorney to prepare and prosecute
an application for patent. Valuable in
terest have been lost and destroyed in
innumerable instances bv the emplo)
ment of incompetent counsel, and es
pecially is t Lis udvioe applicable to
those who adopt the "No patent, no
pay" ajstem. Inventors who entrust
their business to thia class of attorneys
do 90 at iintiiiniit risk, as the breadth
and strength of the patent is never con
sidered in view of a quick endeavor to
get an allowance nml obtain the fee.
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t HOW LEO SPENDS HI3 DAYS.
I'll Croat ('nllinllr I'.
from llor-il::;: t
In Rummer, as in u in
( il-.o
.1 -in.
', I.e.
r.il.y
XIII. is
awnUencd at six by
accordinfr to the N,
view. The pope .'cts
aided, anil nlsn pri-fnr
aided, except shaving
his mass and hours a i
liruU'il bv one of tl
i jn-iviLtc servant,
t li .i:i: ri''an lie
up 'rum bed un
jc. his toilet uu
At seven he says
'copil muss celo
iittcoiliints. It
happens soiiictiuios that the pope, hav
ing been troubled with sleeplessness,
gets up with a piece of l.utin or Italian
poetry composed duritur the wakeful
hours. Tin; breakfast of t he p ipe con
sists of eoliee, milk- nod broad without
butter. Soon after the official tvoption
begins, except Tuesdays and I'ri lays,
which are set apart for the re-cpti :n of
the diplomat!. body. Cardinals, heads
of eoiif,rre;ratinns. genera's of monastic
orders, Htraiijt'ers of li..t inelion. are re
ceived later mi the day. In winter, if
the sun shines, the receptions arc inter
rupted for awhile for a walk or a drive
of half an hour in the Vatican iranlcns.
I.eo XIII. dines at one o lock in theold
Konian style. '1 lie dinner is composed
of a soup, genera ly pate d'ltalie, a
roast, a veg-ct able, very often fried po
tatoes, ami fruit. The only wine served
Is (dd llordeaux.
The pope is very apt t i ghmee over
the journals at meal limes. He dines
alone jfenerully. An invitation to take
coffee nml milk after the pope's mass is
considered u prcat honor. II has lately
been grunted to tin- e.-'ran.l duchess
of Tuscany, and to Princes linrif.
hese, Aldobi-andiui. Alticri and l.ud
ovisi. In all cuses the visitors sit at a
small table placed nest to the pope's.
After dinner I.eo Mil. takes a siesta
never lusting beyond the hour. Then
follows a drive in the llelvedere card
ens. At six o'clock, after erautino
ather audiences, be takes a cut) of
bouillon and a ivlass c f llordeaux. Even
ings are generally devoted to study and
writing. The literary, or mental, work
of the pope is really prodigious. lie
prefers to dictate t i his sc retarios
from notes wbi.h arc prepared on a
number of small scraps of paper. These
scraps are afterward torn into a thou
sand frae-nicnts to prevent their being
saved, gu-cii away or sold as auto
graphs. hen there Is nr;rency in the worli
confided to one of the secretaries tin
pope routines him in a room, supplies
him with writing materials, and goes
away, puuin;; in his pocket the key.
The prisoner, after two or three hours
hears the key tuvnhcr in the lock aud
sees the food pope come ipiictly in with
a bottle of excellent w ine aud a few
biscuits. After cxamiiiin;,' the work, tin
august visitor says a few words t
stimulate the activity of the writer
offers him the refreshments, and soor
leaves n;ra'n, taking with him his botth
and his biscuits.
When the ni;:ht work is over tlu
pope recites the psary. Itetween hai
past ten and eleven o'clock he tastes n
cup of consomme, it bit of cold niea'
saved fr on the dinner, and the usua
glass of Hoc leans. The regular houi
for rctirhi ' is eleven o'clock. The popt
does not enj iy calm sleep, especially
when he has over-fat i;rued himself ilur
lug the day, or when there are suddol
changes in the weather.
Where?
At Abrnbntusiok's. Iu sdditiou to bis
tailoring business, be has added a One
line of underwear of all kinds, uegligee
shirts, hosierv, etc. Also has no baud
ome elegant patterns for suits. A.
Ahrohamsiok, May street, Heppnor, Or.
Rheumatism
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WHAT
TIs Nut
A COLD
WAVE. IS.
in Avalanche of
Wuvo but
olil Ah.
The term "cold wnve" applied to a
sudden imd (frent full of temperature
is u li viire of .spooeh. It, is ruther an
aviihmehe of eohl air that eomes clown
upon the country, explains I'rof. litis
sell iu the r.iiinecriii Magazine. The
essential iilea in a wave is repetition.
In the eastern part of the country there
is a regular change in the temperature
of air of aliout ir degrees from day to
niffht. In the hi;.'h and dry regions be
yond the .Mississippi river the daily
rano is de-rrees in some places. The
(front irre,;iil.ir ehaMires culled cold
waves have no t 1 1 ! i 1 1- period.
The ueather liuroau definition of B
cold wave is a fall in temperature of ail
decrees or more in twenty-four hours,
free of diurnal valine and extending
' vor nil area of at leai.t. .Ml, 000 square
miles of count rv, t he teinH'ratnre some
where in the iiivu irointr at, least us low
as:!.i (lejrrees. .Markni;j; un a map where
a eold wave has occurred by lines
lhroii;;h the pho-es of equal fall of
temperature the areas are seen to be, in
closed anil sometimes very (Trent in ex
!,ent. Iu one of the greatest cold waves
:i recent years, thai, of February 17,
Lis:'., the temperature at 7 a. in. was at)
:e;rrces lower than at the same hour
nthe day preceding throtifrhout nn
irea of I,ii:'i.i,o,).i scpiare miles, extend
,iy from l.a!;o Superior and (leoi-(rian
iy on the North to the Ilio Crande ou
he south and from Kansas City to t'in
ionati. Inside of t'.ie area of 'JO-dopree
.ill 1 lii-re wa.i an area of :!0-dc(rrce. fall
f .11 i.il:i,l:iijiiaro miles: inside of the nren
if ::.i-do;rr.-e fall there was an area of 40
I v;ree fall of Pi7,0 ill square miles; in
.'ulo the -i;.de(rree fall there was ;tl,000
pl ire miles of f0-de;ree fall, mid In
ule of the ,'iO-,lo!rree tall a fall of (10 de
,'rees at KeohuU. la., the center of the
old w.ive, the teuiperat ure, which was
I ilcjrrees on the inorniny of February
iU, Lii'ili'T zero the next dav.
J'rlce of mi I'.iilriit! ir Society.
The I, union Times and Telegraph
lublished the other day this reinarkiv
ole ailvenh.onieiit: "A lady of title,
inoviii;;' in the best, society, will receive
a yoini;: lady into her house as a frieud.
Terms, ten thousand dollars per mi
nimi. Any introduction of such w ill be
handsomely acUnowleiljTed. Address
Patrician, i:t.T-Jii. etc." At once the court
ol'.icials set to worli and they found
that it emanated indirectly from the
widow of a baronet, who is in a posi
tion to ofi'cr the social advantafes
which the advertisement implies, but
she finds herself in a very straitened
linancial condition; hence the advertise
iient. While the otiieials refuse to (jive.
!ho name of this latter-day "Patrician"
they have t.iUen steps in warning de
hntantesand their parents against this
expensive lod;'i:iir, and furthermnre the
baroness has been iiotUied that if she
appears in society wiili any strange or
u.iliiiowit lady her name will be (riven
to the press as the authoress of the tui
jrUM'menl. Who Want a Crown?
A real crown of pure oU' suable,
with a thousand iliamomls and valaee
nt Si7,.Vi0 is to tie put up t uuetion m
Singapore. H formerl v I'eloiqrod to tlu
Malay Sultans, and is bone sold by tin
estate of the lato Sultan of Perak.
llrsntle UiTtmutirnil itlmm.
"Are you sure von aro stronj
enoii(;li for my work'.'" "Oh! yes sir
you may be sure as to that. .Why, thi
last man I worked for was bijjjrcr thai
you, mid 1 krwoked him down and broki
three of his rlba with one blow."
MB
FAIR
AWAY.
Few ?rjr-
. thede
"port of
liayes,
hiriirton
.1. II.
iu part
Post
"t-li arno
per cent, of
lie equals 2.75
io.!.!bi.-r in the
in ihis depart
A to deatii rate
i:sajd, a larger
I . rl.. ir.r, t.) any
Oir ba;at of
:ii".ly iaiistered
i! , v. h
Grai.'i
Dlt'llt.
Of tw,
death
Army KcpiiM!
This is t.i;:'.-:
nty-veven in :,
rate than uv;:!
given nun.beref p oj iv
nearly 4.0:i is beia?T r.
out. and if we apply the
imple rules of
arithmoti , ami provided Unit we re
cruit no more, i:i the year iy:.:o not one
of our 4.000 would he alive to tell Hie
story of the p::,s;..
We an
faster 'ban any other
ation. I else no of
iV'i r! i -m i- m more tt an
s',.:"e -i!. less of
:.!:..;' .rttiewnr Ko
.' cr.il toe exjiosare and
class of our p
the 000 iu lie.:
one-h.ilf an.- ihii
limbs, from woi
bilitii" ooi-tra '
suits of pr,:.:o i
deprivation lie c'.i .i lla veto now cause
more Mie'ei'i:'.,'T t:..::: .,e teallet. l.ossof
a limb s!e rt"::s the life, but the rheu
matisi". r.r.d s '-r-. v eo::t:'a ted in prison
also yeariv eeb for thel,- premature vic
tim". IV -r:r m- -i:':r i f all the or-
pun s, (.!::.'... i ...d o! i ; se tnnee to ail
(lister',!. -,.;:.:! m'.ie especially
disc: s 's o' - !:e i- ari . , . so alarrniniy-
ly present v. iih many surviving com
rades, are mainly due to the rheuma
tism and scurvy of prison life.
"I have never seen a survivor from
the prison at An lersonville, Ga., that
did not have disease of heart in some
form or other. So, taking1 our little
band of 4.0:10 to-day, in ubout forty
years all who have lost limbs or been
seriously e. oorii'cd or sulTered the hard
ships and horrors of prison life will
have passed iwuy."
Only the Scars Remain,
"Among the many testimonials which I
tee in regard to certain medicines perform
ing cures, cleauslug the blood, etc.," writes
He.nkv Hudson, of the James Smith
Woolen Machinery Co.,
Philadelphia, fa., "none
Impress me more than my
own case. Twenty years
ago, at the age of 18 years,
I had swellings come on
my legs, winch broke aud
became running sores.
Our family physician could
do me 110 good, and it was
feared that the bones
would be alfected. At last,
my good old mother
urged me to try Ayer's
Sursaparilla. I took three
bottles, the sores healed,
and I have not been
L4 troubled since. Only the
scars remain, and the
memory of the past, to
remind me of (he Rood
Ayer's Sarsaparilla has done me, I now
weigh two hundred and twenty pounds, and
am in the best of health. I have heen on the
road lor the past twelve years, have noticed
Ayer's Sarsaparilla advertised In all parts
ot the United tttates, and always take pleas
ure In telling what good It did for me."
For the cure of all diseases originating la
Impure blood, the best remedy Is
AYER'S Sarsaparilla
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mm.
Cures others, will cure you
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DOINGS Of A VOODOO.
A ftro IKirt raa In Lualalana Sarallowi
Nnkii for PitHllme.
An aired ncgris of (rrcat repute as s
voodK),'' or witch doctrts, aiann? th
negroes of this section, in attracting
mueh attention, not only from thos
of hor own color, but from the more in
telligent portion of the community, ant
the way iu which she does this is to ap
parently swallow a number of amaV
snakes of a variety unknown in thh
section. They are of the dusky color
nearly black, Died with a dull gren al
the flat head, and of a dirty white ii
the belly, says a Louisiana corrcspon
dent of the Cincinnati Enquirer.
These reptiles remain secreted about
old Nance's cabin until she gives a pe
culiar whistling1 call, when they wit
come to her, wriggling in great hast
over the floor, up her dress, and rut
into her open mouth, hissing hideously.
They disappear and remain bidder
sometimes for miuutes. (She assert
that they arc concealed in her stomach
until she recalls them, when they will
come pouring out to writhe about hei
scraggy neck and coil in her bosom. j
Where the snakes really go wher
they vanish in her mouth is a mystery,
and has puzzled all the physicians
about, many having come from New
Orleans tn witness the phenomenon.
Some really believe that the snakes dc
go down into the stomach, while others
are convinced that the witch is simply j
playing some sleight-of-hand trick on
them; but if the latter is the case it is
so cleverly done that there is no detect
ing the performance.
The witch presents a most extraor
dinary and hideous appearance sitting
with the snakes darting their flat heads
in and out of her toothless mouth, with
their little bead-like eyes snapping as
if in fury at, all about their mistress.
A s nearly as can be counted there are
six or seven of these reptiles, though
old .nnce savs there are as many morr
but they aro all so much of a size anil
color that they cannot ba identified.
They are probably of a harmless na
ture, though old Nance declares they
are highly poisonous and no one wishes
to experiment with them.
ODD WAYS OF OSTRICHES.
The Mulpa rirnml Over tho Yoirija; and
Capture ICich OMier'a I-'ttuiillcig
The ostrich has many strange ways,
and I was particularly interested in
studying them, says a writer in Forest
and Stream. They go in Hocks of three
or four females and one male about
their nesting time, and for several
weeks before locating their nests the
hens drop their eggs all about the pam
pas. These are called haucho egg
(pronounced "wateho"), and are much
more delicate in flavor ttian the egg
taken from the nests. They have a
thinner shell, and when fresh laid are
of a beautiful golden color. Wt
cooked them by roasting them before
the fire. We would first break a hole
in the small end of the egg.
large enough to insert a teaspoon. The
egg would be set up among some hot
ashes, a pinch of salt and pepper put in
to it, and the contents kept stirred with
a stick so that all would be done alike.
The flavor is excellent, and one egg
would satisfy a very hungry man.
As soon as the ostriohes decide upon
a suitable place for a nest, the male
bird scratches away the grass and
slightly hollows out the ground for a
space of alnut three feet in diameter.
All the hens of the flock lay in the
same nest until there aro from twenty
five to thirty-live eggs laid. The male
birds then take possession and sit on
the eggs until they are hatched. As
won as the flock can leave the nest,
the old fellow leads them away to feed
n Hies and small insects, aud every
,hing is lovely until he espies another
male bird with a brood.
As soon as the old birds see each
Dther they make a peculiar booming
round, and every little ostrich disap
pears In the grass. The old ones then
approach each other and engage in a
most deadly conflict. They fight until
one or the other is killed or runs away.
The remaining one will then utter an
other peculiar sound, and both broods
will spring up from their hiding places
and follow the victor, who struts oft as
proud as a peacock. I have seen old
male ostriches with three broods, each
of a different size, two of which they
had captured.
Love of Anlinnla lur Drink.
Close observers have noticed that flies
will gather upon a half-drunken,
sleepy sot, while a dozen sober men in
the same room are not molested by
them. The flies will buzz around theii
subject witli great delight, frequently
alighting upon his perspiring face. Olf
they go, and return again and again,
quailing the alcoholic nectar issuing
from his pores. After awhile their
flight becomes uncertain and eccentric,
and sometimes they come in collision.
Recently a drunken man raised his
hand and brushed them from his face.
Some fell to the door and lay there par
alyzed. After awhile they got on theii
feet and wearily tlew olV. half dazed.
Many animals yield to the seduction ot
rum drinking, especially elephants,
horses, cows and swine. Poultry, es.
pvinlly turkeys, will absorb the tempt
ing drink till they tumble over in a
leaden sleep, lying around as if dead,
and utterly ignoring their ai-eustoined
roosts. On uwaking they stagirer lor a
few moments and soon rei-over. but it is
hours before they renew their cheerful
melding.
lUillrialiy DlltVront.
5Two tHlngs may look very similar od
life 0 surface, but be entirely unlike at
kti.tom, a" in this case reported by the
kle niphls Appeul-Avahiuche;
The landlady of a Imarding house in
th!j city hud an eight-year-old sou who
la remarkably proeooious. Not long
aivi he went up to towu and hud his head
ahiivrd. Among the Umnlers is a gen
Uuiuau n hoc hair long air.i bade him
for swell. This gentleman came to the
tul le the next day, anil . id:
"Why, Charley, you haven't any more
luaJrnow than I have."
"Yea, sir," said Charley, "that's so.
but I have a lot. more roots than you
tiava."
The ruMlier . v
The pusher is a ti.'Me utensil with
arhose use the majority of bachelors
nay ot unfamiliar, for it is used only
try small children. Even the best
bred youngster is apt at first to help
himself with the tools that nature pro
videdto push refractory bits of food
ajaon his spoon with his fingers. The
pi'.icr has a haui'.e like that of a small
spoea. Instead of a bojvl it has across
Hsi cr l.-.-.'.l ti right angles with it a
liV.e srN'u.ei'.iuped piece of silver with
Hie ea'Ji tuned .slij..'i.ly -forward, so
Hint fool can not slide off at thV
aides. ST4 . a spo,-n in one hand and a
pu.-.er fci Vjc (. er some c'iiildren can
da rnni'laiiM KXn ,is.
"For Years,"
Says Cabbis E. Stocbwell, ol Cheater.
Held, N. H., "I was afflicted Willi an
extremely severe pain In the lower part of
the cbest. Tbe feeling was a.! a a too
weight was lam
on a spot tlie size
of my hand. Dur
ing tbe attacks, the
perspiration would
stand Iu drops ott
niy lace, aud u was
1 agony lor me to
'make sufficient
effort eveu to whls.
per. They cams
suddenly, at suy
hour of tbe day or
aiglit, lasting H orn
thirty minutes to
half a day, leaving as suddenly; but, for
several days after, I was quite pros
trated and sore. Sometimes tbe attacks
were almost daily, tben less frequent. After
about four years of this suffering. I was
taken down with bilious typhoid fever, and
wben 1 began to recover, I had the worst
attack of my old trouble I ever experienced.
At the Brst of the lever, my mother gave
me Ayer's Pills, my doctor recommending
them as being better than anything ha
could prepare. I continued taking these
Pills, and so great was the benefit derived
that during nearly thirty years I have had
but one attack ol my lormer trouble, which
yielded readily to the same remedy."
AYER'S PILLS
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer St Co., Lowell, Ma.
Every Dose Effective
niivinre the
str,t.rt onA nitif b
way which if followed leads to
Prof. HARRIS'
SOLUBLE MEOICATED
Pastille
Una been put up In a
pronrletiiry furm since
1878. and has benn it wed
for yours uriorto that time
In privnte prtictiee. It is no untried nostrum, at
duubtful reputation, but a Pennine Bpecttio fur
a very prevalent dineae. Thousands of men, of
ail Htft's, hiivo at some time in ilxe brought on
n'irnis dt'hility and exhaustion, with organic
weakness, by over brain work, excesses, too fre
quent liidulKence or Indiscretion and vicious
hiiMts.nud it is to these that we offera remedy
that will, by f in direct action upon the seat of the
diseit.se, stop the drain and restore tbe patient to
VaKoruii h!fi!tu and strength.
Uurnjeiuodof lntroducinn Prof. narrlH'PastUlO
treatment in one which commends Itself to all
sensible persons for the reanon that we supply It
upon their Judgment of its value. Weaskof our
patmns nothing in the way of expense beyond a
poHtal curd and a two cent postage stamp. The
postal curd to be used In Bending us their full ad
dres and the postage stamp fur the letter return
ing the statement of their ctise for which we
supply them with a question blank, to be tilled
out and an envelope addressed to ourselves for
us. in retnrnit'K it when filled.
When we receive the state
ment on blank we prepare
eight days' treatment and for
ward it hv mnil n.ntl nrpnnv
.TWAE poBtnge thereon and along
"UtCr vKrv wtt& tlie eight days' treatment
XALJruUifi, we send full directions for
uhiiik. Tlie t.ei.tmentin no way Interferes with
a person's Attention to business, and caueea no
pain ur inconvenience in any way.
We are so positive that It will give perfect satis
factii n that we leave the matter of sending orders
entirely with those using the free trial treatment.
Having sat lulled thote sending for trial packages
of our ability to benettt tbetr sexual condition we
fool that they are more largely Interested than
ourselves In continuing the use of the Pastilles.
Kven then we do not attempt to rob them byde
miinding high prices. On the contrary, we make
the prices us low as possible, and the srtmetonll.
They are as follows: for one monthi $5 for
momoimiH; wi tortnree monms.
These prices secure
the delivery of tbe
PnRtilles by mall. If
desired by express we
leave the patient to
pay the charges. For
over ten years we
have onerated our
....T.....m.ca..t,atl
business upon this plan with satisfactory results.
vve asa an persons needing ireiument ir any
of the secret ills which come to mankind through
a violatiun of nature's laws to send us their ad
dress on postal card or by letter and allow us to
convince th-ni that PROP. HA II KIN' NOI..
VKLE M Dim ATF.ll PA4TILLES have
merit and nre what they need.
A II cummuuicaUons confidential and should he
addrcfsi'd to
HARRIS REMEDY CO., Mfg. Chemists
J9Kerhman St.. NEW YORK 011 N.T,
I fiOO worth of lovely Music for Forty
j I II , . Cents, consisting of 100 pages -7
eluding four large size Portraits,
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fc PADEREWSKI, the Great Pianist, r2
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same as used by thoc lands of woman all over tl
United States, In tho ?LD DOCTORS private mat)
practice, for 38 years, and not a single bad r fault,
Monev retnrnd if not as represented. Bead 4
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ties of Rupture e.mtiles us to ftuarantpe a
poMtlvfl curs. Question Blank: aud itoofi
tree. Call ur write.
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m Pino Street, - . ST. LOUIS. MO
Peduct-a l.i to 25 p und rn"nth. No
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drui.M. 'Irratmetit pTtfcilv hitrmlcit aud rictlv couli
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Answers are Correct
A man -'nrii pmered prtaon whm wun miflni!
i riii.tfini.til crimin:tJ On making s rwinest to U
'intltii'tiit into tlie pretence of the doomed man, th
isiior wft ii.forn.fd that none hut relatiTw were peruiit-
eil t me the prisoner. The visitor amid : " Brother!
n.l jusiers hnve I nne, but thai man (liie prisoner !
tiller i my father'ason."
Hf was at omf lakpn to the pHaonw. Now, wbt r
iti.'ii Ka the primmer to the TiaUorf
T e ABrirulturial Piitiliahmg Company will five $S0 a
er for life to the prnn arndinp thetlit correct ao
er; rd0 to the aecood ; 3nl. 2S0; 4ih, $100: 5th,
50. and over ltftin other ppwarrl, wnnia-ing of pianos,
rpins, laHes and eenu fild and atirer watcheo, ailver
"r ivs, diamond riiitrs. et
T-iil-.' p'mn scndtnif the taat eorrert answer will hf
.i'-ri a hit:li-rimi. piano, to ihf nett t. the lam a beftUti
il irtt. and 'he next 5.00U will renive ?aluable piu
' MiivrM are, 4c.
IM'I.I'X -il) All answer mnat he rient by mail, aix1
ii- i i'n.arK nut later than 31, 13 12 Th re wrl
no , harn halt-vrto emrrihw (xtmpetition, but al
In iniiieie are eipectfd to arml one dollar tor ail
.'it!, aiiI. rintiun U either Th Ladiih, Uomi
liitAiNK or TMK CN.l.ty Aomci LTfKl!T twi
f lit- moii-eat iHu--tratM i-eriodkala of tbe JajL (3
l pria. aniner mil b r-ipM to awi! ii in H iwi
i our eirvulrttinn. HI The tinrt corm t nnswei TV(.-enec
-ndi-r a ivmiiark taken in all ca hs date ol n-ii i,t
i as to fiTf evt-rjr one an equal cliatKH', co niaitfr nHn
e r Fh- ntay n-a Ut-l will aei-ure the dm i-nj; lin
1'ond. the next pt'e. ard no mi.
TliK A- ::tn i n hist ia an old establish, d cfiirern
n ,nwi ar pl n-eaun :o epal le it ttarryuui al
k pMiiiiw (."H-i ai ftar pnntttl list of lormer prut
ntn in )
f-.p t. ti tt w t b ji .i,- i. tlrf 111 Hf I .. . . 2,
V I ."X : r ' V JiilCiiiil ; -t nnuli n- t ! tr : i'OI
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jt ttLbjtt I t a fit. il. V i, r-.c;i. t .
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un n sw a-?
9 H H
Jk
jljjTnid
PCWELE M STRICTURE
With nil bad conaequeoce,itran(ruary, laol a
tvfTtv. rrrvoui f x. itrma U ervuui debility,
ttsiifitura! disc.iarpea luit maotniod, deapondf ncy, vnfit
D- is to m rrr, wiailsft awav of the nrgaat, crta nl.' ard
mpid y pnreci tir tsfe and ea'f meth-d . Cures posttlTely
fuaraDtceo. (ut-i-t.ci. Uukand Utwtfret). CaUorwrl.
DR. WARD INSTITUTE.
120 N. Ninth St., ST. LOUIS. HO.
DK.DODD'fS Ct-o
to:
OI.IC IN HOUSES.
GUARANTEED.
tv.ry owner O' a hor.i. .Iiuti'il keep
II OD Oaiiu. i. uu iue me vi a
alubic animal One package wi.l
cure eiD; ;o icn va?. frice 51 0J.
ben! by inal, o e'.prc. Our Ac.
cuuDt itouk. V Ic.1 cont.lna biota
atable keeurr., m ill t tree
II. i., Ji.MlN a O.. tot Pine at,
St. Locm, mo
The Old Reliable
KstatIlJied3Syft(irs. Treats mnlo or fm il,
murrled or single, In asos of exposure:,
abuses, excopees or lmtuoprtetles. SKILL
GUARANTEKD. Board and aimrtwtnt8
furbished when desired. Qaesuou Black
aud Hoot tree. Call or write.
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IDiifaief Cnii:iJ w hfin
AND OTnEB
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hoiit th i um at
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QYPHILIS.
mw auc'eiif ulpraet.ee. Treat mi
The wont formi poil.
lively cared 38 year
ilnract.ee. Trt'atment coiiflilentia1. Curp:
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WANTED.
C 1 11rrV ANT tADT, employed or unemploynif ,
wlj H lY.L. can rake tl.iaf'r a tew houra work eath
day. Rflarv o-commlnglon. CIO intnplei fret Addrrsa
H. BbNJAMlN & CO., 822 Pine t., St. Louis, Mo.
Dr. Hash's Belts &flpplianees
An electro-prilvaniB hittory cm
bo .leu into lucdLuuted
Bolts, Susppnsorips, Spi
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jostiManhontl, Nervousness, hi-xual Weak
less, and all TrouhU'S hi Main or j emale.
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7rite,
Volfa-Medica Appliance Co.,
2 Fine Street. ST. LOUI3 MO.
Fodt-PrintKtmllif Path to llculili.
Everyone nfedir h (ltwtoi's ndvip
should reHtl one of Dr. Fnote'H dime
pamplilets od "Old Eyes," "Croup,"
Rupture," 'PliiniO!iH," "VHiicocelt,"
Disease of men, Disphrp of W men, nnd
learn the best menus of nel -etve. W
Hill Pub. 0o.t 129 East 28tb ht., Nt-w
York.
8TOUK RRANOS.
While yon keep your mibBcription pnid up j-i-i
oankeep your brand in free of ohHr.
AUn. T. J.. Ittne, Or. HnrBot (Hi on M
Bhnnlder; cuttle -Hnie on left hip, under bit or
ri(iht par, aitd upper bit on the loft; rango, filor
row comity.
Armfttrorjjr, J. C, Alpine, Or. T with bar un
der it on left shoulder of tuirBoe; catlle sain
on left hip,
Allison, O. DM Kipht Mile. Or. CHttle bnmd.
O D on left hip and horee sanie brand on rinrht
shoulder, ltaiitfe, Eight Mile.
Adkinn, J. JM Heppner, Or, Ilortee, JA on
tist ted on leit Hank; cattle, name on left hip.
Bftrtholnmpw, A. Q , Alpine, Or. Horgpp
branded iKoti either Bhouldur. Kantfe in Mo -'row
countv
Bleakmau, Geo., lluninmn, Or, Horwfj, a tiiu
ot'left shoulder; cattle auie on rinht should'')
hHimister, J. W., Hunt man. Or. ('nttle brand
iri B on left hip Rtid UiiKh: Hpiii in each ear.
Brenner, Peter, hot seherry Orcufti HorweH
branded PB on left Bhoulder. Cuttle same on
npht Biae.
Burke. M St C, Lotif? Creek, Or On cattle,
MAY connected on left hip, ciop off left ear, un
der half crop off rinlit. Horsea, same brand on
letft shoulder. Kange in Grunt aud Morrow
eounty.
lirosman, Jerry, Lena, Or. HorBee branded 7
on right Bhoulder; cattle H on the left eide.
Left ear half crop nd right ear upiwr slope.
Bartim, Wm., il ppner. Or. -liorneH. J B on
right thign. cattle. Bame on r ght hip; aplit in
each ear.
Brown, lea, Lexington, Or. Horse 111 on the
rihtstine; cattle name on right hip; range. Mor
row county.
Brown, J. CM Heppner. Or. Hornes, circle
C with dot in nn ter on left hip; cattle, name.
Brown, W. J., I.ena. Oregon. Hordes V bar
over it, on the left shoulder. Cattle name on left
hip.
Buyer, W. G.. Heppner, Or. Hornet, hoi
brand or r.gii hip cattle, name, with split it:
each ear.
Borg, P.O., Heppner, Or. Horace, P B on lefi
Blum der; cattle, same on left hir.
Bmwnlee, W. JM Fox,Or('attle. JB connected
on left eide; crop n left ear and two split ami
middle piece cut out on right ear; ou horvee same
brand on the left thigh; Kange in Fox valley.
Grunt county,
larmier Warren. Wagner. Or.-Horsea brand
ed O on right etiHe ; cattle (three barn) on
right riba, crop and split in each ear. Range in
Grant and SlorrowciMinl.es.
Cam.fc;., Caleb.Or.- Y 1 on horaeH on left ttitie
U with uuarier circle over it, on left shoulder
and on left stifle od all colts n der ! yean; on
left Bhoulder only on all horses over Ti yearn. All
range in Grant county.
Clark, Wm. H., Le- a. Or. Horse WHC con
nected, on left shoulder: cattle same on right
hip. Hai ge Morrow and Umatilla counties.
('ate, Chas. H ViiiBon or Lena. Or. Hormes
H C on right shoulder; cattle same on right hip.
Kange Morrow and Umatilla counties.
Cecil, Wm.. Douglas. Or.; immxi JC on lef
shoulder; ca'tle same on left hip, waddles on
each jaw aud two bite in the right ear.
Curl.T. H., John bay, Or.-Douhie crose on
each hip on cattle, Bwallow fork and under bit
in right ear, split iu left enr. Bange iu Grant
county. On Bhuen. inverted A utnl m.iir t.a.utt
on shoulder. Ear markiui ewes, crop on left ear
puuuiieu upper ou in ngnt. vvetiiers, crop iu
right ad under half crop in left ear. All rang
iu Urautcouutv.
Cook, A. J.,Leua,Or. Horses, Hion right shoal
det Cattle, sameon right hip: ear mark square
crop otT left and split in right.
( urnn.lt. i., Curriusvilie, Or. -Horse, 00 on
left stitie.
Cox Ed. H., Hordman, Or. Cattle, C will
I in center: horaes. CE on left Sip.
Cochran, li. E Monument. Grant Co , Or.
Horsus branded circle with hai beneath, oi left
shoulder, caltle fame brand on both hipb. mark
under slope both ears ana dt wlup.
Cliapin, H.t llhrtluiau. Or. llon-es braniei
OU null t tno. ( little hrniutM,! il.ta ttuif iL..
braiids I 1 on horcen tight thigh: t t e nit
biandon tiffbt khouldm. aid m.t. iff . t.,i
rinht ear
tickenB. Ebb Horses braided with thr
tineu fork on lef i si itie. ( attle sa ne on left side.
UoiudaSR. W. ill .(iallowai. Ur. i miiih k l
right sidb.owa low-fork ui each ear: hurt, K li
on left hip.
lougla, O. T., Do i ic I an, Or Hirm Tl on
the t ight isti Me; cattle same on right hip.
Kll. J. B.Ji biiliK. liiiiiKlHA. lr. tli)rhM hruhH.
ed ELI iU left nhoumer, cattle Mtme ou left
hip. hole ii riglit ear.
Ellioti. Wah.. Jtieppner, Or. Diamond on
righi shoulder.
iinieij, t . b., Hard man, Or.-HmaeB brandt-d
t) Uevt-rstd i n h tail j on left Bhtuder; ihu
tie Mime un iihi hip. Kange in Morrw county.
Meek, JackMiu, Heppner, Ol. Hurt,
; Counected oi. right Bhoulder; cattle same on
right hip. Earmaik. hole iu right and croo
oil left. H
I Florence, L. A., Heppner, Or. Cattle, LF ob
, right hip; horst l with bar under on right
! Bhoulder.
Florence, 8. P. Heppner. Or HoraeH, V on
right nhoi Ide. ; cattle. 1- on right hlj. or thigh.
rieuch, George, Hi-( pn-r. Or.-I atue branded
wr.wilh barovei tt. oi left sule; crop ott left
: tar. hursfa, sume biai.d ori U ti hip.
Gay, heni, Heppner, Or. OAi on left
huuiuer.
f Oilman-French, Land and Livestock Co.. Foe
sil, tr, Horsee. anchor b on left shouUtei ; vent,
fthiieonleti etiile. I aitie, bame on U-tn hij
ear marks, cnp ofi right iar and under bit in lft
: Hnge in Gilliam, Grant, Crook kv d Morrow
I counties
Gentry, Elmer, Echo. Or. -Hon brsndeti R.
B. with a quarter circle over it, on left stitie.
Kange in Morrow and Lmatiilsconntiee.
Htijes, Geo., Lena, Or, Brand J H connected '
with quarter circi ovt-r it, on leit e-houlder. J
Hiatt A. B., ltidge. Or. ( attle. round-top K
with quarter cirvle umler it ou the right hip.
Khi-Ke in Morrow and Lmstillaiountiei.
Hi ii ton 4 Jeukis llamilttm.Or I attle. two b;t '
on either Ihd: croo in rutht ear aiid ulit in If H I
Humes, J on nsht thigh. Utu.gein i no it county I
! Huh-M, Hiuuel, Wagner, Or-T F Li
tuwHwieuon lurui snuioer(n ni)iiM-: on cattle,
on right hip and ou left tide, swallow fork in
right ear and slit in left- Ukugti ia Hayt.avfc
1 dinuict, Uorvw eoontjr.
Hnle. Milton. Wnguer. C)r.-Rorwi branded,
-O- (. irrle witb parallel tails) on lefi shoulder.
' 4 attle aame on left hip aluo large circle on left
i side
i Hall. Kdwtn. John Pay.Or.-Cattle E Hon right
I hip; horses same on right ahouider. l augeiia
I Grant cmniy.
Howard, J L, allowny. Or. Hordes, (t roiw
with Imr above it) on right ahoiiluer; cattle
nine on leit side. Itnnge iu Morrow aud Lma.
tii Lh counties.
Hughes. Mat, Heppner, Or. Horses, shaded
heart ou the left shoulder. Bange Morrow Co.
llminaker, B i , Wagner, Or. - Holies, M on left
-dioulder. cm tl. ton left hit.
Bardiftv, Albert, Nye, Oregon Horees.A H
connecteu. on left shoulder; Cattle on the left
li ip. crop off left ear,
IJamphrera, j Al. Hard man, Or. Horses, H nn
lef Hank
Hayes, J, M., Heppner. Or. Horsoa, wineglass
on left shoulder cattle, same on right hip.
Huston, Luther, Eight Mile, Or. Horse H on
the left shoulder and heart un the left stitie Cat
tie same tn left hip. Kange in Morrow county.
Ivy, Alfred, long Creek, Or Cattle 1 Don
right hip, crop oh left ear and bit in right. Horses
-atue bnoid on left shoulder liange n Grant
- cut nt v
J- ms Harry, II epjn-r. Or Hoists branded
n J tm ihe left shouidei : cattle buanded J ou
ritil'i hip, "Im undci bit in It it ear. Bange in
,(!tri)W (i. niitj.
Jiiiikin, b. M., Heppner, Or Horses, horse--hoe
J on iefi shoulder, i'aitlu, the same,
Hunge on Fight Mile.
Johnson, reiix Lena, Or. HorseB. circleT on
left siiiie; catlle. bhihh ou right hip, under half
'Top in right and split in left ear
J-nkiiiB, D W.,Ait, Wnon.or. J on horses on
left shoulder; on cattle, J on left hip and two
smooth crops on both ears. Bange in Fox and
Hear vail .-in
hennj, Mike, Heppner, Or. Horses branded
KNY on left hip cattle same and crop off left
hi: iuidr siiieon the right
hirk J T., Heppner. Or. Horses 09 on left
-lioi:!iler; caltle. rlW oil h hip.
Kiik. J C, Heppner, Or. lioreea. 17 ou either
nan K : caltle II un right side.
Kirk. Jesse, Heppner, Or.; horse- i n left
i-Louider; cattle same on right side, underbiton
rilii enr.
Kurnberland.W.G.. Mount Vernon. Or. I L on
tattit) on ngnt and left sides, swallow fork in If ft
car ami nnuer ciop in right ear. Horses same
i.thi.d on left shoulder. Kange in Grant oountv.
Lofti'ii, Stepnen, Tox, Or. H L on left hip
on cattle, crop and split on right ear. Horses
tame brand on left shoulder. Kange Grant
countv. '
Lienallen, John W., l.-t Or.-Hnrse
brandr.l halUmcle JL connected on leftshoul
' WU1" (n lef' tliu KuDB0' Iiear Lex-
Leahey, J. W Heppner Or.-Horses branded
tj aui- A o leit enomder; cettln name on left
jnp, wutiieovtrr.ht ye, three slits in right
Li rd litjorge, Heppuer. Or.-Horses branded
douhie U eoMiect. Nometimes called a
swing H. on left shoulder.
iVarklmin, A. JL. Heppner. Or.-Cattle large
M on lett aide both eaih cropped, and split m
cTt von M ai1 lyft U'A' ltaDKe. Clark'a
.Minor. Oscnr, neppner. nr.-Tattle, M D on
right hip; horse, M on lef t shoulder.
Morgan, M. N., Heppner, Or. Horses, M )
on i hfi should, cattle name on left hip.
McCumber, Jas A, Echo, Or. Horses. M with
t a' over on right shoulder.
Morgan. Xhoe. Heppner, Or.-Horses, circle
1 on left shoulder and left thinb; cauio. Z on
right thigh.
Mitchell. ORcar.Jone, Or. Horses, 77 on ritrhl
hin; catt le, 77 on rigid side. B
McClareu, D. G., Brownsville, Or,-HorseH(
ttKurer.oneach shoulder, cattle, MHon hip
Mot arty. David H. Echo Or. Horses branded
DM connecteiL on tlie left Bhoulder; cattle Bame
on hip and side.
McGirr, Frank, Fox Valley, Or.-Mule shoe
with toe-cork on cattle on ribs aad under in
each ear; horses Hume brand on left stifle.
McHahv, ., riMiimwin, Or. un iiorww.
with hull rijie under on left shoulder;on k ;attie,
tour bars connected on top on Uie right side
liange in Grant County.
Neal.Andrew. Lone Uock, Or. Horses A M con.
necied on loft sliouider; cuttle same on both hips.
Nordyku, E., Wil vertou. Or. Horses, circle 7 on
left ihigl.: i;aitle. Hitiue on left hip.
Oliver, Joseph, I anon City, Or.-A 3 on cattle
un ieti hip: on horses, same on left thigh, Kanue
in urant county w
Oiler, Perry, Lexington. Or.-l O on loft
shou.dei,
Olp, Herman, Piairie City, Or. On cattle. l
LI counecieu on left hip; horses on left stille
and warile on nose. Uango in Grant oouuty,
t-eam.n, ulave. Eight Mile, t )r. HorseB. quar
ter circle shielo on left shoulder and 24 on loft
htp. I attle, fors iu lef; ear, right cropped. 24
on left hip. Bang, on Eight Mile.
I'urkei A Gleaeon. I lurdman.Or, Horses IP on
I- If nhoiilder.
P Prr;,' L Lexington, Or.- Hor es brand
o ti (L E connected) ti. leit nnoulder; oaltle
- nit- ou t ight hip. Uange, .Morrow county.
I ipor, J. il Lexington, ur. Horees, JfcJ con.
neuted o left shoulder; cattle, same ou left hip.
under bi in each ear.
Pettys, A. C., lone, Or.; horses diamond P on
- - Bhoulder; cattle, J ii J connected, on Uie
li ft hip, upper slope iu left ear aud slip in tlw
tight.
Powell, itotui T Dayviiie, Or Horses, JP co"
uec wloii ieii Hhouluw. Cattle Oh couiitjctod on
ieli hip, two under iiaii crops, oue on each evir
wm tie uuuerihroht. JKai geiu ttrant county.
Hood. Andrew, ilamuiau. Or. Horses, square
ome. with quarter-cii'cle over it on left stiUe.
iieninger, t-hn, Heppuer, Or.-Horses, 0 B on
left bhifUlile..
Bice, Dan, Hardman, Or.; horses, throe panel
worm fence on lett shoulder; cattle, DAJJ on
rigid shoulder. Kange near Hardman.
lioywe, Aaron, Heppuer, Or Horses, plain V on
left shoulder; caltle, aame brand reversed oa
right hip aud crop oil right ear. Uange iu Mor
row couuty.
Bush Bros., Heppner, Or. Horses branded X
ou the rtghi shoulder; cuttle, IX ou the left hip.
eiop oh leit ear aud dewlap ou neck. Bange in
Alorrow and adjoining counties.
Bust, William, Kidge, Or. Horses B on
It-ft shoulder; cattle, it on left hip, crop off
right ear, underwit on left, ear. Hheep, H on
weathers, round crop olf righ ear. BaHiiue Uma
luih and Morrow c mimes,
lu-niiey, Andrew. Eexington, Or. Horse
branded A B on right Hlmulder, vent quartoi
circle over brand; caltle suuie on right hip.
bange Morrow countj,
Bojse, Wm. H. Dairy ville, Or Hit conuectec
vwhi qiiHfter cin-le over lop ou catlle on right hip
Ht.d crop oil rigid ear and split in left. Horses
wane brand on left shoulder. Kange in Morrow
Grind ami Gilliam counties.
lieoior J. W., Hoppuer, Or.-Horses. JO ol
left sh ul'ier. CaiUo, u on right hip.
J-picknall. J W., Gooseberry, Or.-Horses
branded al ou left sh.nilder; lauge in Morrow
roiintj.
fclaiiiug, C O Heppner, Or Horses branded 8 A
on ieli shoulder; caltle same on left hip.
Siwaggari, h. Lexington. Or.-Horses
with dash under it on lefi stitie cattle H with
uauh unuer it on right hip, crop off right oar and
waodied ou right hind leg. Kange in Morrow.
Guliauiand Ginatiiia couutiea.
hwaggan, A L.,Aihena. Or. Ho rues branded 2
un ieli ahouider; col tie Bame on left hip. Crop
on ear, waitje ou leit hind leg.
btiaighl W. E., Heppuer, Or. Horses shaded
J b ou lei stitie; cattle J B on left hip, swallow
tork in righ ear, on der bit in left,
hupp, i hot.., Heppuer, Or. Horses, hi A P on
lefi nip: calUt eauie on left hip.
bhrier.John, Fox, Or. SV connected on
horses on right hip; cattle, aame on right hip.
crop .tt right ear and under bit in left ear. Kange
in urant county.
buntli Biob., BusHuville, Or. Horses, branded
H . Z. on shoulder; cattte, ame on left shoulder.
iu . T. ; . vi,, uorsea oranaea
Jb on loft shoulder; cattle the same, also nose
waddle. Kange in Morrow and Gilliam co mtiee.
i . udiuuiHii, ur-; norses oa ou
right sutle; cattle horizontal L on the right side
bleVeUSOU, Aim A. J.. Hhoiiiimp Orl utfl u
on riKhi in.; waliow-fork in left ear. '
bwaggart. G. W., Heppner, Or. Horsea. 44 on
lett sitouid ; cattle, 44 on left hip.
. r-Mt.ijt)r, w, cattle w u ou
lett hip, crop off ngnt and underbit in left year,
.. -'-v u id vuouiuer.
liiompsoii, J. A., Heppuer, Or. Horses, 2 on
let i si.ouiu r; catUe, z on left shoulder.
llUi eOt.IS.'I . U,itrilrilit Li... 11 ...
Bhoualer.
lumerK. W., Heppner. Or. SmaH capital T
,, r. acuue un ieii nip
with split m botn ears.
inirnton. li, M.. lone, Or.-Horses branded
u I couneetxl on leit titie; sheD same braud,
tiecieu un right shouider;cattle, same on right
Walbndge, Wm.. Heppner. Or. Horses, TJ. L,
on the left shouider; cattle eauie on right hip.
oi op on left ear and right ear iOiied.
WiImiii, Junu Q tSalem or ITeppner, Or
UorsuH branded Jq ou the left shoulder. Bjiuite
Morrow counu. B
W artvu, H. ( 'aieb, Or CatUe W with quarter
circle over it, ou ,VH side, split iu right ear
hot res same bra-'d ou left ahouider. Kattgeiti
Grani couuty.
VV right, bilas A . Heppner. Or. Cattle branded
B V on the right hip. bquare crop oil right ear
and split in left,
ade. Henry, Heppner. Or.-Horses branded
ace oi spauee on leit shoulder and left hip
I attle branded same on left side aud loft hio
V ells. A. si., Heppner, Or. HorBee, on lef
shoulder cai miujm
Wolfinger, John. John Day City,Or-On hon
three phraiiel nais on left shoulder; 7 on sheep,
bit m both ears. Itaiige in Orant and MalhuLi
..Hiwaru John, Heppner, Or.-Horsee DP
coiiiiecun n lett shoulder.
atkins Lishe. Heppner, Or.-Horses branded
Lt coniieflei on leit Btltl.
aljace, Charins. Portland. Or.-Co.ttie. W on
r ghi tlugh.ho., ui left ear; horses, W on right
shouiuei. st.m. sauieou iefr shoulder.
tt l.ittier rK nui m gu,n, Bokor Co Or.
Hor branded W B nntl onTeA ouilr
rlJV V1lJ!!mt,;hVM.C,,' namiiln,f.-QGarter r.
horses. Kanite Grant county.
Williajns. j O. Long Cre-k. Or-Horsea cm.r
t over three Um D left hiprcItUe
and mh in e, h ht. Baii ,n GraEt c.Jny
ft ren. A. A., i.eppner. Or.-Horses runninit V A
on shoulder: t iri .... l A
W alker El.wbeth A Sons, Hardman Or -
aule brauued tE W connectedj EW on left
sHie h.;f.s on right shoulder J. W-