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STOCK BKANDH.
While yon ,np yottr mihupription piiid up y'0
osn kep your bran ii in free of clinrKO.
Allvn, T. J . Ion. Or. H (trues OH on lofl
shontdwr; odtt.lo HMino m Inft hip, nncl.M- hit on
rltfht ar, and uppar hit on the Mi ninnu, Mor
row (jitunty.
Armsrrornf, J. 0., Alpino, Or. T with bar mi
nor u on hft flhouhinr of horBWH; ciiltle siitm
on loft hip.
Allison, O. I)., Kiffht Or. Cfifilo brimd,
O 0 on lft hip iiml hni'Hfw swim brand cm ritflii
shoulder, liuna Kiuhi
Adkitts, J. J. i Hflppnor, Or. Homes. ,T, ooti
neetoil on l'M Hunk: entile, shiiihoii left hip.
Hurl hold mew, A. O., Alpitio, Or. U.hhrh
hriiniled 7 li otthur shoulder. Huuko in Mor
row oountv
tinmuHter, .1. W-, Hardnmn, fr. f 'attle brand
H on left hip and thiirti: split in wuih our,
Brenner, Peter, Uonseherry Oretrou NorsflH
branded PH on left shoulder. Curtis Bums on
rimhtsido.
Hnrkn, M Ht f Jjohk Cwk, Or On outdo,
MAY c.onneotnd on left, liip, oiopott loft oar, un
der half (iron oil rinht. Hoihoh, mime brand on
letft. shoiililor. Hhuk iu Orant and Morrow
e"hrohinan, .lorry, liens. Or. Horses branded 7
on riufht shoulder; ouUle H on the left Hide.
ft ear half crop nd rinhtear u riper slope.
Hurl on, Win., H pimer, Or. -Horses, .1 Hon
rinht tliitfh, eatlle sumo on riM hip; Hplif in
Hrown, lsa, tiexinnttm, Or. Horses III on (he
right stillo; cat tle mime on right hip; mimo, Alor
row ooiinty.
Hrown, J. (.. rfeppnor. Or. Horses, nircte
0 wit h dot in nn ter on lofl hip; (initio, wiiim.
Hrown, W. J., IMia. OroKim. Horses W bur
over It, on the left shoulder. Cattle sttnio on left
'''lioyor, W. G., Heppner, Or. Horses, box
brand on rnii hip cattle, same, with spliL in
eiHor, P.O.i Heppnar, Or. Horses, P B on )ri
ehonlilor; oattln. wimomi left hip.
Brown lfn, W. J., Kim,Or-CritU, JU oonn noted
cm left side; erop on left oar snd two split and
middle pifire cut out on right oar; on hows same
brand on the loft thiKh; iiane in Fo Talley,
Grant nounty,
Carsnoi- Warron. Wnnor, r. Horsec hmml
od O on iilit stille; eattlo (Ihreo tiara) on
ritiht ribs, erop and split in oaeli ear. Uuiibo iu
(irant ami Morrow oountios.
CiiinJC, ( 'altib. tr - Y li on horses on hrt M itle
11 With (limrtor eirelo over it, o'l loft Nhoiihlor
ami on left stitlo on all oolts unler ftyoai;ori
left shoulder only on all horses over R years, AH
ranno in Uraut eoivitv.
Cato, ('Iihm. K,, Vinson or hnna, Or. Horwes
H C on right shoulder; eaMln ssme ou right hip.
iUngo Morrow ed V mat Ilia tiount ies.
('url, T. H., John Pay, Or. Uoubln cross on
eaoh lup on oatth. swallow fitrk ant under bit
iu right oar, split in left mr. Itange iu (Jnmt
omiuiy. ou shoop, inverteti mu spear point
on shoulder. Kar markoi ewes crop on left ear
pniu'hed upper bit in right. Wethers, erop in
right and under half orop in loft ear. All rang
in Oram tionnu.
Cook, A. J. ,lirtiia,Or. Horses, HI on right nuu1
dor, t'-attle, saniHon right hip; ear mark Bcjuare
.irnn nil luft Hllll Sltlit ill fiultt.
t'urrln, K. Y. Curriusville, Or. -Horse, oiH
left stltie.
Cox Kd. H., Hani man. Or. Cmtla, C with
E in osnton horses. CK on left Sip.
Cochran, H. K,, Monument, Ornnt Co, Or.
Horses branded nirole with bar beneath, ou left
shoulder; eat tie same brand on both hips, mars
under slope both ears ami dewlap.
Oltapin, H., llardumn, Or. Horses branded
Hon right hip. 'attWf hramJeil t he same. AUu
brands t'l on hor-tes rilit thigh; e t e h or.ie
brand on rigiit khouldm', and cut otf end ui
r'o!MiiTla". W. M . OHllowav, Or. Cattlw, 11 Pmi
right sele,swadow-fork in eaoh ear; horstts, H 0
OI;iy, J. H. vV Hons, IVnglas, Or. -Horses brHnd
nd I'.liV on loft shoulder, eattlo Name on left
bil. hole ie right ear.
Kmery, C. H., llardmaii. Or.--Horses Iirauded
;) lieverstn' l' with mill on left similiter; eat
tie same on right hip. liange in Morrow eouniy.
fc'loroiioe, Lt. A., tteppiier, Or. t'aitla, LK on
Huht hip; hoiet V with bar uinler on right
Florence, H. I. Heppner. Or Horses, K on,
right shoi.ldoi ; est tie, V on right hip or thigh.
Kreneh, tieorge, Heppimr. Or. Cattle branded j
WK, with bar ttver it, on left sitle; erop oil lelt i
BHr.' Ilorst. same brand on left tup :
tieutry. Miner, he ho. Or. - lhrt brsnded H. -H.
with a quarter envle over it, on left stille.
Kan go in Morrow ami V niatllU count ies 1
Hunt A. H., Hidgo, Or.-t'sttle, round-top ,
wilhtpiartor eirelo under it on the rigid hip.'
Jinnee in Morrow and li mat ilia eoiint les.
H niton Jonks, llanii lion, tr--Catt le, two h-.
on either hip; erop in right ear and split in left. 1
Horses, J ou right (high, linage iu Ovnt comity
Hughes, Hamuel, Wagner, Or - ( V V 1. ,
CtuinecteiOon right shoulder on horws; on cattle,
on right hip and on left id swallow fork in j
right ear nud slit m Ml. Kaugn in Haynt ii ;
distriel.M'fw CMnotv !
Hale, Mlltotl, uner, er.-nuw omnotn
-O- (eirele with parallel tnilt) im left shoulder
Cattle same ou left hip also latgo circle ou left
Side.
Hall. Kdwln, John Oay.Or.-CaMls K Hon rigtJ
hip; horses tttme ou nuht shoulder. bangelL
rant county.
Howard, J Ij, -sUoway, Or. Horses, -f- (entss
with bar above ill ou right shoulder; raltW
anie oil left side. Itauge in Morrow aud Uiiih
tllla eonntten.
hughes, M'lt, Hepnnsr, Or. Horse, shltKJ
buart ou the left shoahler. tilings Morrow Co.
Uuimakor, B A . Wagner, Or, Horses, V on left
h'Mldor; esitie, Oonlsft hip.
Humphreys, J U Hhtdinau, Or. Horww, U or
hU?U)o. IinthM, Fight Mile, Or. Horw H on
the left shoulder and hesrt on the Hft stifle Cat
tle same on left hip. Uange iu Morrow eoun'y
Jinn's. rrv, neppu-r. i-r--u n ")"' ,
tf'.T on the t sho, liter: e-itt!p lis-nibvl J on;
rigid hip, Un iinderhit in tet'i or. Ka::f,-e u ;
Morrow cunty. f
Jutikiu. H. .d H-MM'"r, Or - -Horses, horse
lio.t J ou left "houl.lfr, Cti'ti), the uam
liange on K'ght Mile.
Johi son. Felii Lens. Or.- Horses, ein-U I vv
left stifle; a.uh same on rwh' hip, uiiilei h!f
(v.-Hmi bsMtdMi i
KNY on left hip cnttle samft and crop off left
ear; under ntnpa on trie riifht
Kirk J. T., Heppner, Or. Horses fi9 on let)
elionhler; cattle, rtd rm Inft hip.
Kirk, Jesse, Heppner, Or.; horse1 11 on left
sbonldor; caule same on right side, anderbit od
nht enr.
Kuniberlanrl.W. G.. Moant Vernon. Or. I L on
cat'Ieon ngiitand l-ft sides. swadow fork in 1 ft
eer and under ciop iu right ear. Horses eain
brand on left shoulder. liange in (irant county.
Loften, Htephen, Boit, Or. H L on left hip
on oat'le. crop and split on right ear. Horsn
sarpe brand on if ft shoulder. Kange Grant
onuntv.
Ijienallen. John W., Ij-t1 Or. Horse
branded hal f-circle J li connected on left shoul
der. Cattle, same on lef hiu. Kautfe. near Lex
iugton
LeahPy. J. W. Heppner Or. Horses branded
Fi and A o'i left shoulder; ;ett)e sitme on left
hi, waltlo over right -ye, three slits in Tight
ear.
I inrd, George, Henpner. Or. Horses branded
double H c(rt.necti Sometimes called a
sw-inff IT. on left shoulder.
Minor, Oear, neiipner fir. rattle, M D on
riffht. hip; horse. M on Ififf shoulder.
Morgan, rt. N., H-'ppunr, Or. H(trse8, M)
on left should"' cattle same on left hip.
Mitchill. OwnsT. lone. Or. Hors'S, il on righ
hin; ettje, 77 tn right side.
M'larort, I). U. Brownsville. Or, Horses,
Fi'fnrnfion adi shoulder, cat tle, M2 on hin
Metlirr, Frank, Fox VhIJhv, Or. .Melo nho
with toe-cork on cattle on ribs and nder h
nah ar; horses name brand on left. stih.
MoHkUj, i. .. riH'i'i.r.JU. Or. ' hi Horse-.
with half ,;irce under on Joft. nhonlder: on cat't'.
four bars conner-td on top on the ritfht e;d '
limige in Grant CoutUv.
NHi,An(lrw. fjon Koek.f r. Horses A N con.
neefed on le't shon!dr: mtt.le "imt on both hint-,
Nordyke K Hi Ivor ton. Or. Horees, circle 7 on
loft thigh: ea'tie. same on left hip.
Oliver. Jovph. Canvon City, Or. 3 on ndt'f
on left hip; on horses, eame on left thigh, Kanef
in Grant county.
Oiler, I'erry. Lexington, Or. F O on lef'
shon.dei.
Olp, Herman, Prnirie City, Or. On cattle, O
liF conneitnd on left hip; horses on left still
and wartle on nose. Kan en in Grant county,
Pearson, Olnve, Kigld Mile. Or. Horses, quar
tr circle shield on left shoulder and 2 on lef
hip. Cattle, fork in l0 ar. riht cropped. W
on left hip. Hange on Kiirht, Mile.
Parker , G loasun. H ardman.Or, Horsoe IP or
"ft shoulder.
Piper. Krno-t, Lexitigton, Or.--Horjea brand
e WK K connected) oi, Inft shoulder; cuttle
s me on right hip. Kange. Morrow county.
Piper, .J. H IjexiriKton. Or. -Horses, JK con
nected ot left shoulder; cattle, same on left hip
under bit in each ear.
Pettys, A. ('., lone. Or.; horses diamond V on
shoulder; cattle, J H J connected, on ths
left hip, upper slope in left ear and slip in the
riidit.
Hood. Andrew, Hardman. Or. Horses, sonars
oro-sh with quarter-circle over it on left stifle.
Keninger, Chris, Heppner, Or. Horses, C H on
left shoulder.
Hush Tiros., Heonnor, Or. Horsss brmdnl
nn the right shoulder; cattle, IX on the l-ft inn
eron ot left, ear and dewlap on neck. Itauge ii
Morrow and adioining conn tine.
Ilenney, Andrew. Ijemngton, Or. Hornet
branded A K on ritrht shoulder, vent quartet
circle over brand: rattle same on right hip
Uiirige Morrow county,
Itovse, Wm. H, Dairyville, Or Hit nonoectH
with quarter circle over top on cattle on riirht hir
and crop off rijrht ear and split, in left. Horser
same brand on left shoulder. Uange iu Morrow
Grant and Gilliam counties.
Hector. J. W., Heppner, Or. Horses, JO oi
left shoulder. Cattle, O on right hip.
Spteknall, J. W., "Gooseberry, Or. Horse
braielcd ii on left eh mlder ; iimiie in Iur'
county.
Hailing.CC Heppner, Or Horses branded
on left, shoulder; cattle same on loft hip.
Hwagifan, H. K.. Lexington, Or. Horses
with dash under ir on left, sttlle cattle H wi'h
dash under it on right Ion, cron off right ear and
waddled on right hind leg. Uange in Morrow
Gilliam and Umatilla counties.
Hwaggart. Ij., Athena. Or. Horses btande'1
on left shoiihler: cett lesa.Tie on loft hip. "ro
nn ear. wattle on left hind leg.
Ht.raight W. K., Ib'tipner. Or. Horses shadnfl
J H on b'f- stifle: catt le .1 H on left hip, swallov
fork in right ear. underbit in loft,
Happ. Thus., Heppner, Or. Horses, 8 A P or
left hip: earth' same on left hin.
Hhrier.Jnhn. I1 ox, Or, NC connected on
horses on right hip: catrie, same on right hip.
crop oft right ear ami nndor bit in h ft ear. Haug(J
in urant nounty.
Hmith Ilros.. Hiissnville, Or, Horses, branded
H. 'A. on shoulder; cattle, ame on left ahouldof
Hijuires. James. Arlington, Or.; horses brand"'1
IS on left shoulder: cuttle the same, ipso nne
waddle. Ha"e in Morrow and Gilliam no ti'ioj
Hteph"'is. V. A., Hnrdumn, Or-; horses HH e
rirht stille; cattle horizrintul L on the i'i?ht sii'e
Hleveiismi, Mrs A. J Heppner. Or. Cattle,
on right hii : swnllow-fork in loft our.
Hwaggart, G. W.. Ilenpier. Or. Horses, 41 ot
lofl. slioulde : Cftll. 44 on left hin.
Hnrry. 10. (.. Heonnor, Or. Cii'tle W (' oi
lft hip. crori off right ni ti"der'iit in lefi year
ilewlau; horwes VV Con left shoulder.
Thompson, J A., Heppner. Or. Horses, ?, or
left shonld- r: entile. 2 on left shoulder.
Ti poets. tl.T.,Knterprise,tr. Ihtrsos, C-on loft
shoulder.
Turner II. W.. Heppner, Or. Small cspital T
left shouldnr. horses; cattle same on ltsft hij
wi'h split in both oars.
Thornton, H. M.. lorm. Or, Horses hnuidef'
HTeonneeted on left stille: sheep same br.-md.
Vanderpixil, H, T.. I .ona. Or: Hoi-sob II V con
neeUnl on right Bhonldur;cat tie, same on ng! l
hii.
Walbridge, Win.. Heppner, Or. Horses, U. 1 .
on the left shoulder; cuttle same ou light hip
erop off leTt ear end right far lopned.
Wilson, John n,. Hal-un or Hepimer, Or.
Horses branded , fry on the left shoulder. Uang
Morrow countv.
WanoU.W M, Caleb. Or Cattle W with quarter
circle over it. oil left side, split in riirht ear
Horses siiiue brand nil left shoulder. Uutigoir
Grant county
Wade, Henry, Hnminer. Or. Horses brands
ace of spades on loG shoulder and left hip
Cattle brainier same on left side and left hip.
Wolflnger. John, John i ny Citv Or On horset
three parallel bars on left shoulder; 7 on sneen
bit iu both ears. Hauge iu Great and Mslhuei
aoioities.
Woodward, John, Hopjmer, Or, Horsoe, UI
OoenHCted on left shoulder.
Watkins, l.ishe, Heppner, Or. Horses brnudei'
UK oomiHctenon left stifle.
Wallace, Charles, H 'pp ier. Or. Cattle, oi
right thigh, holi in left ear: horses, W on rich
shoulder som same on left shoulder.
Whittier hriis., riiHMingion, Halter Co., Or.
Horses branded V H connected on left ni'ouldei
Williams, Vasco, nainiiton, Dr. Quarter cir
cle over three burs on lef! hip, both cattle nn
horses. Uange Grant county.
Williams, J O. Oong ('reek. Or Horses, quar
ter circle over three bars on left hip: cattle whip
and slit in each oar. Uange in (irant county
Wren, A. A., Heppner, Or. Horses rnnningA A
on shoulder; Cattle, same on riM hip.
Voting, J. H.. OooeohHrry, Or. Horses brand'
TMnoths ritiht shonldo-
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Mrs. C. J. Wooloridoe, of Wortham,
Texas, saved the life of her child hy the
use of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
"One of my children had Croup. The
case Wft9 attended hv our physician, and was
supposed to he well under control. Odo
night I was startled hv the child's hard
breathing, and on fining to it found it stran
ptiner. It hud nearly censed to hreathe.
Realizlnfi thut the ehlhl's alarnilnp condition
had hecome possible in spite of Hip medicines
iven, I rpasned that niich remedies would
e of no avail. Hnvlnj? part of a hottle of
A yer's Cherry Pectoral in the house, I pave
the child three doses, at short Intervals, and
anxiously waited results. From the moment
the Pectoral was qiven. the child's breathing
prew easier, and, in a short time, she was
sleeping quietly and breathing naturally.
The child Is alive and well to-day. find I do
not hesitate to say that Ayer's Cherry Pec
toral saved her life."
AVER'S
Cherry Pectoral
Prepared by Dr. J . C. Ayer &Co., Lowell, Mm.
Prompt toact, sure to euro
M CHOLERA
XII .WE A SURE, TWIED, PROVEN AND
pnaranteed cure for Hoo and Chickkn
Cholera, which Ins stood the tent for seven years
without failure, that I know of, hut hag etreet
ed thousands of etireg 1 have sold over i 000
receipt h tmd family riirhtH in efjht months, and
not a lnlu complain t received yet. I sold each
and e eryoneou a guarantee, and I still sell
thatwnv. If Holland Cholera Cure and Preven
tative fails to cure or prevent Cholera. I will
refund your money. This is fair enough. Hix
pounds of the medicine can he made at a total
cost of from $1 to $l.5i0, enough to doiWhogs and
o() chickens n year. You are then assured
acninst cholera for one year. If you will try
this remedv, I assure you you will never regret
it. Use it," and your hogs and chickens will
look better and healthier than ever before.
Recipe and fnmi'y right only $1,00. Ready
prepared medicines Wo and ?1 per bottle or
paukiigu. Address
MHH. KACHEb V. THOMAH,
Agents wanted at once. Cowarts, Ala.
TESTIMOUIALS:
Dallas, Tesas, April 13, 1S93.
Mrs Ttnchel V. Thoinas. Iear Madam: I have
thorough'v tested your eh. dura remedy and find
it O- K. It's u rand. I e udose $10 will try the
nifeiu'v. 1 lease send at onou and oblige. Very
respectfully, li. W. Haupeb.
Dnllas. Texas. May 19h, 1K93.
Have sold out. I enclose $.ri0 for which send
me nil the recipes yon can and the rights to the
count! named below. I never saw nnythlti'
sell so fast. 1 hat i the least you will take for
the Ht 'te. If your price is reasonable will take
the state. Very rewpuctfully.
II. W. Wari-kk.
fl have not room for all his letters. He took
the state. Here is one more of his letters.)
Dallas. Texas. July 17th, IMS.
Mrs. Rachel V.Thomas, Dear Madam ; Since
tokingthe state riL'lit 1 canvassed three weeks
and m .de "7 selling recipes and territory. 1
will start several nub -ntfeuts next week. Could
I exchange a portion of Texas for a portion oi'
Kansas1.' Very respectfully, H. W. JIakpek.
Milieu, (icor-ln, Dec. 14th, 1WI.
Mrs. Thomas: I write a letter oi emiu'ry.
How much of this state is unsold'.' 1 want bal
ance of the stuie Holland's Cholera Cure is
just what it i represented to be It. has proved
a blessing to the fanneiB of iht county. Very
respectfully, C. i. Koknkiki.ii,
Agent for Screven County.
ttoek Bridge, Ohio, Dee. 4th
Mrs. ThoniMs: Recipe came to hand audit's
all . K. Knclowed lit d fsu lor Hncklug, Picka
wav and Kairheld counties. W hat will you
lake for the state".' Yours truly,
1'. Hanhtkin,
I have thoiiHtiud more testimonials. I guar
onice Hollatid's ( holcrii Cure mid Preventative
to cure a nd prevent botf and chic cn Cholera in
each and every ruse or refund the money. Thh
is fair euoiiHh Don't ostpoueorderinu because
you mav not a present he bothered with chol
era. 'I he idea is to prevent it. in time. This my
remedy will do and will also keep your hogs
ami ch'l kens 111 a 1 ice liealihy condition. Gen
eral and local nu'cnis wanted. Slate and family
righls lor sale or trade. Address
.Mks, Rachel V. Thma!.
sw-:m, Cowarts, Ala,
Chicken Cholera
If you use the Pctalum"
Incubators A Bruodcrs.
Make money while
others are wasting
time bvold processes.
Cntaluglclla alt about
it, and describes every
article needed for the,
poultry business,
The "ERIE"
mechanically the best
.wheel, rrcttiest model.
We are Pacitic Coast
Airents. Bicvcle cata
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BKANC.U HousB, a,U S Main St., Los Alleles.
Brief State News.
Ei(hl inohea of snow fell Sunilsy, the
9lh, at Huntington.
Trout fishing is good In Eastern Ore
jon mmintiiiu Btrenms.
Tho Christinn miaalon of Snlem is do
ing good work iu the wny of ohnrity.
The wind blew with grpntw velocity i
tht CiiBimdo locks Suuiliiy tbitu it hns
(or two years.
A log rolled upon James Hooper, near
La Grande, Saturday, and crushed bis
leg so that be niuy loose it.
The Umatilla county stook Inspeotor
offered a reward to any one who would
discover sonb among the sheep of the
orniuty. lie has wni'ea ia vmu sua lie
j reports all sheep iu prime ooudition.
Haw Inns tire becoming scarce on the
Siiiilnw, and it is quite a serious ques
tion wilh Boiua mill men how tliey are to
supply their mills with saw tuuhei before
the spring freshets swell the flow of the
river.
The lVmoorat is informed that a gen
tleiuiiu from the Willamette valley will
arrive in Baker City shortly to look over
the grmuid there wilh a vi;-w of putting
up a rl luring mill, l'uere is a tine open
ing fur a flouring mill iu ttaker City.
Between 40 and 50 witnesses from
Klamath oouuty, were in Jacksonville
the past week attending the trial of
Howe, the Klamath county ez treaarer.
It is estimated that each wituess, after
piyiug his eipi'iises, will be out just
S1.5S,
'Vlie hoard of directors of Tlw Ualles
scImoI district h..ve .hcul'J to appoint
two more teachers There are ti'iw '.'00
ruM pupils U.u e-,vr Mtx Tbn ia
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girl in all
bloom - ing town;
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orease has been oansed largely by rais
ing tbe grades, which has brotght from
60 to 70 families into tbe oity solely for
the purpose of taking advantage of the
schools. Tbe daily attendance is now
627.
The Iodians around Klamath say that
they have a good thing sinoe land has i
been allotted to them, rney claim to
have secured all of tbe timber land and
will control the wood business, not al
lowing a white man to go on tbe land
for anything.
There is said to be gold enough in the
Suake river canyon, Idaho, to pay the
national debt, but it is very diffloult to
reaoh. Tbe stream plows through tbe
riohest gold fields of Montana and Idaho,
and wherever tbe miners have been able
to reach tbe send or gravel they have
secured rich results.
Ale Brandon, a Plainview, Linn coun
ty, farmer, was Dearly killed th otber
day by a fractions colt, which kicked
him in the face, crushing the frontal and
nasal bones and rendering him uncon
scious. He is still lying in a Critical
condition. Mr. Brandon is a Linn
county pioneer, has been a connty oam
odssioner and is well thought of.
Tba Eugene Guard makes a complaint
beard in various towns when it says:
"Eugene is afflicted with a nnmber of
loafers and loungers whose means ot
livlibood are a mystery, and Ibe town
should be rid ot tbit undesirable class.
Their every aotion it Indicative of crime
if opportunity offers. The police force
should see that a crusade is started
sgaiuat this element."
A terrible storm raged about the moun
tains Inst night, says Sunday' Peudleton
Tribune. A farmer named Bissett, driv-.
ing fuur horses, was overlain by a bliz
Mj t tbf Hib. bridge, Oo tbe ifcwp
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On tip - toe comes,
to feed the birds That 'round
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She is tht swoot - est girl
Copyrighl, 181)4, by Tm
grade he met a team, and in attempting
to turn aside tbe team and wagon were
precipitated over an escarpment to the
bottom of tbe guloh, '200 feet below. Mr.
Bissett escaped by jumping off tbe
wagon. Two of the horses broke loose,
and were found several miles distant
next morning. The wind blew fiercely
and a large amount of snow fell, and tbe
storm goes on record as one ot tbe most
severe ever known in tbat vicinity.
When persons are weak and languid
from siokness or overwork, feel delapi
dated and depressed, it is an indication
tbat the blood is out of order, and the)
need help to throw off tbe miserable
feeling. The best remedy for this par
pose is Dr. J. H. MoLean's Strengthen
ing Oordial and Blood Purifier. It re
stores lost strength, gives vigor to cir
culation, promotes good appetite and h
flow of oheerful spirits. Price 41.00 per
bottle.
Mattie See was killed Thursday last
near Grant's Pass. In oompany with
N. M. West, she was driving from Rose
burg to Grant's Pass. When they began
tbe descent of Smith's bill, there being
no brake on tbe wagon, tbs horses were
unable to hold it, aod, Busily beooming
unmanageable, began to run. West was
qviokly thrown out, but tbe woman
stayed in, until the borses ran against a
large oak tree, wrecking the wagon and
breaking the woman's neck.
Hard luok overlook Mr. Sooncbin, a
red man, and wife, of Yainax, one day
last week. While on tbe way home from
Poe valley with his wife and a wagon
load of grain, the brake gave wav on a
steep grade of Lost river, and waon,
horses, wife and grain, rolled into the
oold and eddying stream. Mr.Sconchin's
heroism saved Mrs. Scocchin, one horse,
tli broken wj?un aud a pwtof lb (r&ip.
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New York Musical Record Co.
Several farmers iu tbevioinity ot Soio,
Linn county, raised this year crops of
flax, and were able to realize from $1 10
to $1 50 per bushel therefor. And while
tbe kind of ti ix raised by them was not
tbe regular oil-seed Sax similar to what
was grown in this section years ago,
tbey were able to get verv much better
returns per acre than if tbe ground had
had been seeded to wheat,
At a nieetiug of the Wallowa stook
men held at tbe Chieftaiu offioe last
Saturday, it waB deoided to levy an as
sessment of 10 cents per head on tbe cat
tle to defray tbe expenses iocurred in
the prosecution ot the stock thieves the
past two years. An abstract of the
assessment roll was made and placed in
tbe bands of Mr. John Dishmau for col
lection. John Oook, a boy U years of age, was
killed on Upper Bear Creek, Yaquitia
bay, one day last week, by shooting him
self in tbe chin. Ue was out huntiog
with a companion. Tbey became sepa
rated, and after a long search bis com
panion found his body lying across a log
in such a position that the accidental
discharge of his hunting pi oe seemed
to have undoubtedly caused bis death.
Geo. W. Jenkins, editor of the Simta
Maria "Times," Cal , iu speaking of tbe
various ailments ot obildren said:
"When tnv children have croup there is
only one patent medicine tbat I ever use,
aud tbat is Chamberlain's Congb
Remedy. It possesses s?me medical
properties tbat relieve tbe little sufferers
immediate' t. Ii is, in my opinion, the
best o nth meihciue iu the market."
If this remedy is freely given es soon as
the oronpy C'Uiiih appears it will prevent
the attacK. It is also an ideal remedy
for whooping e ngh There is no
danger in giving it to obildren, as it
contains nothing injurionj, For sale by
Sloatmi-J--'jin.sj! u Co,
ALBERT FRANCELLI.
I sit;
With
flit. Oh, all my
est girl In all e the'
all the bloom ing
bloom - ing town. ,
A Bright Lad,
Ten years ot age, but who declines to give bit
name to the public, makes this authorized,
confidential statement to us:
"When I was one year old. my mamma died
cf consumption. The doctor said Hist I,
too, would soon die, anit all our neighbors
thought that even It I did not die. 1 would
never be able to walk, because. I was so
weak and puny. A gatlirrinj formed and
broke under my arm. I hurt my Bncir jrid
it sathered and threw out pieces of bone,
li I hurt myself so as to break the skin. It
was sure to become a running sore. 1 bad
to take lots of medicine, but nothing ha)
done me so much good as Ayer's Sarsapv
rilla. It has made me well and strong.
I. D. M Norcatur, Kans.
AYER'S Sarsaparilla
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer Co, Lowell, Hut.
Cures others, will cure you
Fob Sai. A thoroughbred regit
tered Hereford bull Maywood, No.
5ARSAP fS
28,606. This bull was bred in Illinoit by
Gen. T. Baker, and ib just the animal
you want to breed a'onk that will bring
a good price. I will sell cheap at I
nave another of same stock; or will tradt ,
for good mi'cb flows,