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lilK F Street,
P. 0. Box 885. Wa'd.ingtou, J). 0.
;to;k h rands.
While yon a nop ynnr Fulmnnptinn paid up yen
can keep your bmnJ in free of ohargo.
Allyn, T. .J.. lone, Or. Homes (IU on lor
Bboulder; oatt.le Hume im IcPt hip, nwtor bit 01
rlniitear, and upper bit on the loft.; rann. Mor
row county.
Armstrong, J. t'., Alpine. r, T with bar nn
der it on left uboublur of lioraea; cattle sain
on left hip.
Allison, O. 0., Kiifbt Mile. Or. Cattle brand
O Don left, hip and homes name brand on righ1
uhonhhr. Itattge. Kight Mile.
AiikniH, J. J., Heppiier, Or, Hrrses, JA eon
united on hit tlank: cattl. same on left hip.
lliirthnlumew. A. (I., Alpine. Or.-- floi-ant-brnnded
7 & on either shoulder. Hange in Mo -row
oouiitv
hannlst.er, J. W., Hard man, Or. ( attle brand
e) 11 on left hip arid thigh: split in eaeh enr.
Brenner, I'ter, I iwinnliMrry Oi'inmn-- ItnrHii'
branded Pit ou left slionldor. (initio sjimn 01
riytit sirle
Hurke. M Mt li'mg tironk. Or On rntllo
MA V eouni-eted on left hip, eiopotl left, our, tin
der half (imp off right. Hornns, sumo brand ot
Jtft shoulder, llango iu (lrant and Morrow
hrotminn, .ferry, Lena. Or. Horaea branded i
oil rigid Hliotihtnr; cittiie n on me it'ir side
Left ear lililf nrop nd right wir uppfir slope.
Hart.on, Win.. II ppner, Or. -Horses, ,1 H or
right thigh, cattle huiug on right hip; split in
eaeb oar. ,
Hrown. Isa, Lexington, Or. Horses 111 on Hit
right stitle; oattlo aamaon right hip; range, Mor
row county.
Brown, J. 0., iinppnor. Or. HorneR, nireb
f! with dot in titr on lfl Inp; esttlo, sa-ue,
Brown, w , J., umiii. tin-non.
KoiNtm W bur
over tt, on tho left Hlioitlui'r.
Cuttle same 011 led
h'liiiyer, W. 0., Heppner, Or. Homos, box
brand or rw!i hip cattle, same, with split in
'"ilorg, V. (., Heppner, Or. Horses, F H on left
honlttor: mtttlo. same on left hin.
iirownlee, W..I., Koxlr-Cattle, JH eonnenteit
on left side; erop on left ear and t wo eplilsnmi
middle piece cut out on right esr; on horses satin
brand on the left thigh; llango in Fox valley.
Grant county,
Ciirsnei' Wrirren. Wagner, Or. Horses brand
wlO on right still ; rattle -j (three bum) o.
right ribs, erop him! split in euoli ear. Ilauge i
(Jirint anil Morrow ooimtuw.
Cnin.K , Cutwb.Or-Y I) on homes on left nfH.
U With unarter circle over it, 01 left shoulder
uiid on led stifle on all colts n dnr n years;
left shoulder only on ell horses over n years,
A I'
range in (raut countv.
t'ale, ('bus. Il Vinson or Lena, Or. How
H 0 on right shoulder; cuttle siune on right hit .
liange Morrow ami Umatilla counties.
Ourl.T. 11., -I'diD l)ay. Or. Double cross 01
each hip on cuttle, swallow fork and under ln
in right eur, split in h-ft ear, Unngo iu Ontnl
county. On tthmtp invorted aiul epnar pom
ou shoulder, tour niarkoit ewes, erop on left eur
punched upper bit iu right. Withers, crop in
right aud under half crop iu left ear. All raug
in (irant oonntv.
Coik. A. J.,Lena,Or. Hormw, fOoti rinrhthouI
dr; ( 'attle, same on right hip: car mark Wiiarr
ernp off left aud split tu right.
Currtn, H. V., Currinsville, (lr. -Hornes, un
left stitle.
Co Kd. H.. Hardman, Or Cattle, C will
Kin center: homos. t'K on left w,
('orhran, It. li.. Monument, (lrant Co, Or.
Horsos btandfd circle with bur beneath, on left
shoulder: cuttle mune brand on both hl(K, mark
under slope both ears end tlewlap.
Chaptn, H., Hardmati. Or. lIorsoB brandml
oti rii;ht htp. 1 'attle bi-HUl'd ilia Bame, A1h,,
brand Cl on boros right tliigh: d t e nn
brual tin ri ilt bltoiildur, And cut oil eml u
rifihl eur
n. ...; W. M .Oallowav. Or. Cat t la. li I ' on
right side, swadow-fork in eaoh our; horses. It I)
ou Iwfl hin.
Klv. J. H. A Hons, Douglas, Or. Horse brand
ed KLV tut left shoulder, cattle same ou lefl
bip. hole in rigid eur.
Kmery, C. H., Hardiuun. Or. Homes branded
') reversed C wit h tuil) on left stioiiidnr ; cut
tle same on right hip. liange 111 Morrow county.
Kloronee, I. A., tleppme-, Or. Cattle, LK on
right hip, horoert F with bur under ou right
boulder. .... ,,
Florence, H. V. Heppner, Or Homes, Y op
rigid shoi Idei ; cattle, F ou right hip or thigh.
Krenrh, (leorg, Huppru'r. Or. ('attle brandml
WF, with bur over it, on left side; crop oil left
ear." llors", seine brand on left hip.
tientrj, Miner, b,elto, Or. Ilor,, brsndod H
R. with a o,nirter einle over it, on luft stitle
Hange in Morrow and Umatilla enmities
limit A. K, Uidge, Or. t'attUv ismnd-top K
with quarter einde undor it on the right hip.
Hangs iu Morrow and I ' matilta nounties.
llinton A Junks, 1 lumil ton, t 'r ( 'ntt le. two bs-.i
on either hip: crop in rigid ear and split in left
Horses, J on right thigh. Itangein Onuit county
HngheH, Hemuel, Wagner, Or- ft' '
?OUiHH'tcd) on right shoulder on homes; 011 cut tin
on riuht hip and on b'ft side, swallow fork it
rinht ur and sld in left- lUugo 111 HaystacV
UiHtnci. M-'ow ronntv
Hale. Mtitoti wanner, or.-nnnwi orsiMn
-O- (eircle with parallel tails) ou left shoulder
(Mtlu same on left hip aUo large circle ou ltd
Hall, F.dwin, John lay,Or. Cattle K H on right
hip; horses nam ou tight shoulder, bangf ii
rant county.
Howard, J L, ! -alloway, Or. Hores, (crust
with tiar shove It) on right shoulder; earth
dsmeou luttsnie, iUugtt ui Morrow aud Uma
tilla counties.
Umhoa, Mat, Hppner, Or.- Mtrtaw, al-atlcd
bwrt ou the lutt shoulder, liang Morrow Co.
HmiHukr, U A. Wagner. Or.-lUirMM, il 00 Uft
thoulder; eitj, Hon Ipft hip.
Humphrevs, J Rl Uanimau, Or. Hone. H or
'Huston. Lulher. Furht Mile, Or. Horse Hoi
(he tuft should rau l lemrt ou the left stills Cut
j,u,,n loft hip- Ks'IjT ;,1 Mrrrow I' M
J-mh's H.irrv, H-M'pn r. Or llort.'s rar 1-v
J on Ctc h f I h'io'1 i'1r: c"!t La in I d J oi
riv'it Idp, !-o o:id'i bit in l-fi ear. ban,:" 1
Morrow entity.
.Ltekiu.rt. H., Heppner, Or --Hnnt.e, hor;
shoe J 011 Uft -lemldtr. C.dtle, the sau
itu-isM on Fight Mile.
J.din-oii. Felix Lena, Or.--Homes, circle I or
Ittft bmH; oHttle, sai'i on right lap, uiuir tmd
arop in ti,,r suiU iu lft r
KNT on left hip cattlfl wmft and crop off loft
ar: nmiAr mnrw on tn nam
Kirk J.T., Hoppnor, Or. Horsei 69 on lefi
j ihonlrinr: CHttln. H on left hip,
I Kirk. Jes, Hftppnor, Or.: horse1 11 on loft
I shomdwr; cattle same un right Bide, untterbitoD
I Ktirnberlftnd.W. G.. Mount Vernon. Or. I L on
I cattle on riffiit and loft airlee. rwhiIow fork in If ft
'. ear and a tutor cmp in ntrlit enr. Hoi-tiMS wtrrr-
brand on Ipft shoulder, linn bp in Grant county.
Loftn, Htepnen. fox. Or. H L on left hip
j on cattle, crop and split on riK'it ear. Home
i same brand on left shoulder. Kanae Grant
a
1 Lienallen, John W., L OY. Horiw
branded half-circle Au connected on left shnm.
der. Cattle, eame on left bio, Itanee, near Lex
ini:t)n Lenhey, J. W. Heppner Or. Horses branded
Fj an 01 lfrt shoulder; cetfle Heme on lft
hip, wattle over riK'it 'e, three el its in right
ear.
Irfird. Oftfirge, Heppner. Or, Horsea branded
double H cot.nei'N Sometimes called s
swing H. on left shoulder.
Minor, Oscar, rteppnr nr. rattle, M 01
ritrht, hip; hursa Mori left ehouldftr.
Morgan. H. N., Hppuor, Or. Horses, M)
on left shonldei cattle same on left hip.
Mitchell. Oscar, lone, Or. Horses, 77 on righ1
hin: cattle, 77 on right side.
McClaren, D. (.. Hrownaville. Or, Horse',
Fiirure fion aeh shoulder; cattle, M2on hin
MeHirr. Frank. Fox Vallnv. Or. Mule shn.
with toe-cork on cattle on ribs and nnder b
each ar: homes aame brand on lft stirle.
VTeHal-i. .. na!inu'n. f)r. ' n Hors.
with half jirile nndron left shoulder; on Hatt".
four hsrs nonnested oq top on the right sidc
Hapge in Grunt Count v.
Ntt.Andrw. !iOn Hock. Or. Horses A N con
nected on Inft shonldr: cnttle omfl on both hin
Norrtyke F., Hilverton. Or. Homes, circle 7 op
left thigh; cattle, same on left hip.
Olivnr. Joseph, f -Hnyon City, r- 2 on eattb
on lft hip; on horses, Bame on left thigh, Uauir
in "irant county
Oiler, Ferry, Lexington, Or. F O on lef
shon,di. '
Olp, Hernian, PTairin t.ity, (Jr. On cattle. '
LP oonne-dd on left hip; h'ra on left, fltifti
and war' In r noun, llango in Orant countv,
Pearson. tllnv, Fipht Mile. ( tr. Hornns. quar
tr eirelp shield on loft shouldr end 21 on In'
hip. Cat tie, fork in leTr ear. right cropped. l
on left hip. lUngp on Kitrht Mile.
Parker fjleaaon. Hardman, Or, f Torses IP o
l"ft shoulder.
Pipor. Krae-t, Laxington, Or.--Hor-es brand
e K fL R connected) m, bft shoulder ; cattl
s me on right hip. Range, Morrow county.
Piper, J. H., Lxingtin. Or, Hors(B, JK con
nected otdeft shoulder; cuttle, Bame on left hip
onder bl' in each oar.
Puttvs. A. ('..lone. Or.: horses diamond P o-
ghonlder; cuttle, J H J connected, on th
left hip, upper slope in left ear aud slip in tlx
ritrht.
Rood. Andrew. Hardman. Or. Horses, squar-ores'-
with (pmrt.nr-circle over it on loft stifle.
Keninger. Chris, Heppner, Or. UorseB, C U 01
lft sboiildnr.
Hush Hros.. Hpnnner, Or. Horses branded )
on the right slmnlder: cattle. IX on the Iwft htp
nrop off left ear anil dewlap on neck. Hange i
Morrow and admining counties.
Itnaney, Anilrow. Uixington, Or. Horn,
hranded A It on right Hhouhler, vent fpiarte
circle over brand; cuttle same on right hij
lU'ige Morrow connt.v.
Uoyse. Wm. H. Duiryville. Or Hit connscto
with quarlMr nir'de over top on cuttle on rwt hi'
and crop off right oar and split, in left. Horn'
same brand on left .shoulder. Hange in Morrov
Grant and Gilliam counties.
Hector. .1. W.. Hoppuor, Or. Horses, JO o
leftBhouldor. Cattle, 0 on right hip.
Spicknnll. J. W.. Gooseberry, Or. HoraH
branded 31 on left ah uldor; iange in Mor,(
county.
Hailing, C C Heppner, Or Horses hranded
on loft shoulder; cattl" same on left hip.
Hwaeiiurf. H. F.. Lexington, Or. Horses
with dash under it on laft. stiHo cuttle H wit
dash nndnr it on right hn, crop off right ar an
wnddlod nn right hind log. Hunge in Morrow
(jilliam an"l Umatilla noun ties.
Hwaggart. A. L., Athena. Or. Horses brand 1
en hft shoulder: nettle same on left hip. (Vo
on ear. watt, In on left hind leg.
Straight W. K Hn(innr, Or. Horses shadn
J H on M stillo: nstt.ln J Hon left hip, swallo
fork in righ' ear. underlet in loft.
Happ. 'I'hos., Hnpoiior, Or. lloreeB, H APo
lft hip: ''altli same on left hip.
Hhrinr.John. Fox, Or. N( I connected o
horses on right hip: cattie, same on right hit
erop i .IT right ear and under bit in left eur. Hung
in nra"t county.
Hmitb Bros.. Hussnville, Or. Horses, brando
H . 'A. on shoulder; cat tin, ainn on left ahonldn
Wrpiircs. Jumns. Arlington, Or,: horses brand"
JH on loft shoulder: eat lie tho same, also H"s
waddht. lt"Co in Morrow ami (i illiam no n ie
HtMphons, V. A., Hardman. Or-; homos HSn
riidit stith; cattle hori'ftntal L on Gin riirlit sii'f
Hlevonson. Mrs A. A.. tbuinn'T. Or. Cuttle, '
on right hi 1 ; swallow-fork in left car.
HwuurKurt. G. W., Heppner. Or. Homes, 4( o(
left should" ; ca'tle. 4( on h'ft bio.
Himrry. K. G . lUnnner. Or. Cattle W 0 o
lft hip, crop off right and undorbit in Inft yea'
dewlup; horses W Con left shouhler.
'riiompson, ,J A.. Hnppnnr. Or. Hnraou, Z
Lift shoiild.'r: cuttle Hon left shoulder.
Tipte.H.T.,KmerpriHe.Or. Homes. C!-n le'
shoulder.
Turner It. W.. Hnppner, Or. Small capital '
left slionldnr. horses: cattle aame on left, h-'
wi'h split in both ears.
Thornton, H. M.. lon. Or. Horses brand"
HT connected on left stitle: sheep same brand
Vunderpool. H.T.. Lena, Or: Horses HVont
nected on right Bhoulder;cattle, same on rig1
hi 1.
Walbridgc, Wm.. Hfippnor, Or. Homes. H. f
on the ("ft shoulder; cuttle same on right hit
crop oft left eur and right, our lopped.
Wilson, Jonn O,. Hid urn or TTeppner, Or.
Homos branded Jr on the left shoulder. Rum
Morrow enmity.
Werreti.W H. Cnleh. Or Cattle W with quart'
circle over it, nu left side, split iu rigid oh
Horses same brand oil left Hhoulder. Rutige 1
Grant comity
Wadn. Ilieiry, Henpner. Or. Horses branrle
ac of spsdes on leG shonidor and loft hi
f'u'tle hrand"' same on left side and left hip.
Wolfingnr. .Tohn, John I 'ay t'itv.Or On hors
three parallel bum on left shoulder; 7 on Htine
bit in both ears. Hange in Grant and Mai line
counties.
Woodward, John, Hnnpner, Or. Homos, U'
connected on lft shoulder.
Wat kins, Lishn. Heppner, Or. Homes brande
UF oonnecteil on left st ille.
Wallace. Charles, II ppner. Or. Cattle, W o
-ighl thigt'i, boh in left ear: horses, W on rig'
diouloer snnn samonii left shoulder.
Whittier hros., riutniiigmn, Maker Co., Or
Hurses branded W H conueied on lefl b!iou)i1fm
Williams, vhhoo, Hamilton. Or. Quarter ci
le over three burs nn left hip, both cattle at
hnrses. Range Grant county.
Williams, A O. Long Cnnk. Or Horses, nm
'er circle over three burs on left hip: cattle hhiv
and slit iu each ear. Range in (irant county
Wren, A. A., "eppner. Or. Horses runiiingA
nn shoulder; ('attle. same on right hip.
Voting, J. H., Gonsnimrry. Or. Homes brande
THnu the right shonlde-
Ore QW
a VAnendAo
& cause aj;
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"lneres:Q 1
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1 1 Protection in placing rcliablo inlor-
.ition in tho bands o( your acqiuiin.
i Hu es
H you arc, you should be Idontiiii-il
ith
The American
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135 W. 23D ST., NtW YORK.
'nt (Ms ititi.-e out ,nd tend U to the Laiue,
vta: ii vur piMttion, and t.e a helpdig hand.
tiOOO AHVH1..
Evrry patriotic citwrn should imvi-j'.-l-sonal
ellort and intluncr to iiu
tf-.e circut.ition of hut home pajiet wii,'
t ;.i:hr the Amrncan polii-y of IVv'..
lion. It U his duty to aid in this rov, ' t
in ev.iry way poaaibln. After the hoi'it:
: ipol i taken care of, why not su'.i.
iciiK) for the Ammicam Econom.-i,
published by the American I'rotcctivo
Tariff League ? One of its correjpoi-..
I'.-nts sayai "No true American can
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gveatost and truest political teacher in
the United States.','
Send postal card request for free
f ample copy. Address Wilbur F.W.ike
n.n, tieurral Scvivtuy, Ij5 West 2,;J
t'l.. Hew Vurk.
riiotivcaphs SI.. Ml 'fi iln.t'n at Simp
imnl'M irulb ry. bei.r nprr Louoe, nrtl
Mt4U tt,. HM'DDtfr, Or. UW.
A Cs2it.esr.an
Who formerly resided in Connecticut, but
who now resuJes in Honolulu, writes: "For
20 years past, my wife
anil 1 have used Ayer's
IJair ViKOr, inid we
iiiiuiiiiif in it the dink
liiiii- wliidi she and 1
now have, while hun
dietls of our acquaint
ances, ten or a dozeu
yi-arsyniiMt'ei tlmn we,
areelihergrfiy-lieaded,
wliite, or buhl. Wlieu
asked how our hair has
retained its color tuul
fullness, we reply, 'By
the use of Ayer's Itnir
Vigor nothing else.' "
"In 18G8, my aflianccd
was nearly bald, and
r.'.IJ the hair
'PrMx every
day. I
I n d u ced
her to use
Ayer's Hair Vigor, and very soon, It not
only checked any further loss of hair, but
produced an entirely new prowMi, which tins
remained luxnrliint and jrlossy to this day.
I can recommend this preparation to all in
need of a genuine lialr-restorer. It Is all
that It is eiaimed to be." Antonio Alarruu,
Bastrop, Tex.
AYER'S
HAIR V5GOR
M CHOLERA
f HAVE A 81 RK, T'-'IKD, PROVEN AND
I guaranteed euru for Hon and Chick rn
Cholera, which h is Htnod the tent for seven years
wltliout failure, that 1 know of, but has effect
ed thousands of cures I have sold over WO
receipt mid inniily rltrbts In tdght months, and
not a fciniilt-' t-oiiiilnlii t received yet. I sold en eh
Hide cry one ou a pimri'ntee, and f still sell
Mint way. If Holland CholeruCureaud Pre von
atlve fallK to cure or prevent Cholera. I will
refund your money. TImb Is fair enough. Klx
lounds of the inedirlne can be made at a total
out f)f from $l to JF1.20, enough to do 5b hoffs and
lull cbti keiiH a year. You are then assured
intilimt cholera for one year. If you will try
thin remedy, 1 unsure yon you will never regret
if. Cue it, and your hoys aud chicke s will
look better iiml healthier than ever before.
;ecipe and fami y right only .00. Head)
prepared inediid es fAie and $1 per buttle or
package. Addirss
MKM. KAflHEL V. 'I'HOMAH.
Agents wanted at onue. Cowarts, Ala.
TEGTIHOITIALS :
Dallfts. Texas, April 13, 193.
Mrs Rachel V. Thomas. iJeiir Malam: I have
horongli'y tested your cholera remedy and find
it o. K. It'sytnnd, I e close $10 will try the
iux'hc'. 1 letinc bend at oueo and ftbti-ro. Very
respeetfully, H. W. H varsit.
Diillns, Texan. May 1!) h, 1893.
Have sold nut 1 enclose for which send
ne nil the recipes you enn and the rights to the
oiiutl h named below. I never saw anvthlti
'ell so friht. bat i" the least yon will take for;
lie t .to. it your price is r.-asonable will take
the state. Very respectfully.
II. W. WaiU'ek,
(I have not room for all his letters. Ho took
i estate. Here is one more of his letters.)
1) illns. Tevas. July 17th. W):i.
Mrs. Rachel V. I'liotuns. Dear Madam; Since
nkiutf tin shite rjirlit I ciinvasscd three weekt
iml in de ? is? seliiMK recipes and territory. 1
ill Btart fli-vetiil sub agents next week. Could
f exchange u portion oi i'exan for a portl-moi
vaiiKusV Very respeetiully, H. W. Hau'-kk.
Milieu, (ieorgin, pec 14th,
Mis. Tlionuis:-! write a lellerot enqn'ry.
fuw tniicb oi this stub is unsohi .' I want ba'l-im-e
of the state. Holland's Cholera Cure le
list hat U is represented to be It has proved
i bless' ui!' to the fanners of ihi county. Very
espeetfully. V,. tt. Kuknfi'ki.d,
Agent for Heiuven County.
Rock Bridge, Ohio, Dec. 4th lSWt.
Mrs. Tonuisi Kecipi! came to band and It's
ill tt. K. Kncloseil til d fin lor Hocking, I'icka
vay and Ka'i Meld counties. What will you
ake fur the Btate? Youra truly,
P. Hanstkin.
1 have thoiiKamls mnre testimonials. I gimr-
iitee iiolluinrs t'liolcra Cure and Preventative
0 cure and nieveut hog ami chic en Cholers in
acb and ei'iy case or return! the money. Thii
,i lair enough. Don't ostponeorderiug because
on umv nol a present be bothered with chol
ra. I he idea Is to pruvent it in time. This uy
enicdy HI do aud will also keep your hogs
1 nl rh kens in a i ice healthy coiulitfou. Ueu
ral and local auents wanted, state aud family
ights lor sale or mule. Address
Alas. Kachkl V, Til MAS.
w-3m. Cowaita, Ala.
Chicken Cholera
Brief State News.
linker City ponple nr talking up a
ti 1)1 ia wool warehouse.
The Orpon City Enterprise is entbnai
Htimilly urt'iiig bettor romls.
There was hi,? "nibbifc 'irive" in Hie
l icinity of linker Oily on December 15tb
A Hteer weit;!iinB 2584 pounds wbb
innrketoil nt 13ukflr City one doy Inst
week.
A peooud crop of apples lias Blurted lo
row on the orobnrd of Frmer Steveo
oti, of Southern Ourry ooonty.
Hy a vote of 5 to 4 the Oorvallis oonn
eil pHHBed n resolution to advertise for
bi.la for $2H,000 of wuter bonds.
A good ni:iny cattle are being dehorn
ed iu Gilliam county this winter. The
prioe for ilrlmruintf is 10 cents a head.
Tno him lreif and thirty bails of hops
are ready for shipment from Iiidepen
feuoe, fiuir enrlouils from Sfio and one
I'ar'oad frooi HarriHbnra.
M. S. Foss, an Eastern uentleman, ie
feediim 11011 bend of cattle on the Nodiue
r inch, four miles northwest of Union.
It takes 11 tons of Feed a day.
Joseph. aOeliln Indian converted Inst
year on the Yakima reservation, has be
come a preacher and is holding meetings
for the Umatilla aenoy Indiana.
A Mr. Kirby, living near Tarrant's
ranch, Yamhill county, oat oil' the fingers
if his bn's right hand ou Tuesday, lie
, as cboppini; w ood and t lie boy placed
'oa hand beneath t lie axe.
It is rcp'rted that the persons wb
ecently located the ul.i spring on
Little Eaule creek, east of Cuion, will
nut iu a bottling plant ueit year and
prepare the water of the spring for
nntket.
Mra. Rnrris, of Marion, ia lying at the
p iint of death from a peouliar mishap.
She was seized with a fainting spell and
'ell over a low fence, breaking two ribs
lireotly over the heart aud looaemng
hree from the spinal column.
A voting woicm sot otT the train at
''o tawe Gmvo Tuesday and went to the
ilnrwood l.oU'1. Later she v as confined i
nul is ii a critical CHi.liinin. She is j
le-itute iui.1 kn.ivvs lui otiti torre. The
oiuity wiil look after lit r tetiipornrily.
lVople in the eastern end of Long
Islvud ep- r criib. At uigl.l Vbay"jack"
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to the bright light in the bow of the boat,
whioh reveals them. Id one of these
jacking parties recently 100 orabe were
taken in Peoonio bay in one evening.
The opposition steamer, Reenlator, ot
The Dalles, does a good freighting bnsi
neaa and ia loaded heavily every day.
There is a rumor that the boat will make
tri weekly trips, beginning on the 20th
of this month; but Ibis has not been de
termined yet, and will not while the
present freight business continues.
The proposed new county to be form
ed from Western Lane and Douglas does
not meet with much opposition. The
Engene Register, republican, and Guard,
democrat, are willing. The plan is to
leave t he selection ot the county seat and
officers to the next regular election.
Blaine county ie the name selected two
years ago.
George Lemon, a Damascus farmer,
bas bad his right foot amputated at
Gladstone hospital. He was a Union
soldier, and at the battle of the Wilder
ness, iu Virginia, May 6, 1363. received
in bis ankle aud toot n bullet wonnd,
wbicb never healed. Tke government
will furnish bim an artificial toot.
W. H. Harris, the railway earpenter
who met with sudden death bv falling
from a h'gh trestle near Pleasant Valley,
bad uo relatives or friends that anyoue
can disoover. The remains were taken
to Baker City, and Inquires were dili
gently instituted as to the deceased his
tory or connections, but tolhiug could
be learned eotu'erntng him. The remains
were interred at Baker C.ty at the ex
pense of the county.
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from sickness or overwork, feel delapi-
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that the blood is ont ot order, and tbey
need belp to throw off the miserable
feeling. The best remedy for this pur
pose is Dr. J. H. MoLean's Strengthen
ing Cordial and Blood Purifier. It re
stores lost strength, gives vigor to cir
culation, promotes good appetite aud a
flow of oheerfnl spirits. Price $1.00 por
bottle.
Charles Baker, of La Grande, while
out banting bad a somewhat exciting
and an pleasant experience. As be went
to sit down with bis sbotgnn oooked the
hammer dropped for some reason and
the gnn exploded, the load tearing past
Mr. Barker's left ear and just missing
that member by the one-tbonsandtb part
ofaninob. Ot course be jumped, ami
in jumping be dropped bis gnn, which
slid down an embankment into tbe river
and soon lay beneath four feet of the icy
waters of tbe beautiful Grande Roude
It was a ease of cold bath ornn gnn, and
be cbose the former alternative, dive.l
beneath tbe waters, resoued his weapon
and went borne very promptly.
Geo. W.Jenkins, editor of the 3ant
Maria 'Times," Cal , in speaking of th"
varions ailments of children said :
"When my ohildren have croup there is
only one patent medicine that I ever use,
and that is Chamberlain's Congh
Remedy. It possesses Sfine medical
properties that relieve tbe little sntferers
immediate v. It is, in my opinion, tb
best oongb medicine in the market."
It tbia remedy is freely given aa noon i s
tbe oronpy oongb appears it will prevet t
the attack. It is also an ideal remedy
for whoopiug c ngh. There is rv
danger in giving it to ohtld'en, as it
contains nothing injurious. For sale bj
Sloouin-Johnsou Drug Co.
Gilhonsen Bros, are making cahiuet
photos from $1.00 to $4.00 per dcz. Tail
and eee eispU, 2 7.
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Youngest ttona FarorecL
"If one looks about him almost any
where in Maine," says an observing- res
ident of that state, "he will find that
in the matter of descent of property we
have unconsciously put in force or have
effected just the opposite of the Eng
lish rule of primogeniture. Where
there are a number of children in a
family it is almost always the young
est son that stays with the old folks
ami inherits the homestead. Where I
live I can point out dozens of such in-'-tiincesin
tho families I know, and I
.nnnt umv rccnll a single instance
"here any othorthantbe yonnpest tr
.referred, ('f course t'ik. results from
iho disposition nf t.'.c ulilcr hoys to seclc
iheir fortunes away from the parental
roof tree as soon as they are old
enough, while tV yountrer. wit'.i the
others ironc, finds room enough for his
crriviiioat homo, and stays there. As
ditlinpuished from the old world
method this may lie called ultimogeni
ture." Origin or Visiting Cards.
We owe the invention of visiting
cards to the Chinese, iso long ago as
the period of the Tong dynasty (618
I'OT) vi:,iting cards were known to be in
common use in China, and that is also
the date of the introduction of the
"red siiken cords" which figure so
conspicuously cn tho engagement cards
of that country.
American Idolatora.
The Yuma Indians of Arizona are
the true American idolaters. The
tribe U an exclusive one, and every
member is proud of his peoplo. They
were the objects of much attention
from the Jusuit fathers when they
opened their missions, but the work of
converting them v. as never very suc
cessful. They had their idols and stiU
cling- to them, making them out of
clay. Their pottery is well and curi
ously made, and is their chief source
of income. Pottery idols are tbeir
pride aa well M the objects A tieir
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"Among the many testimonials which 1
see in regard to certain medicines perform- V
Ing cures, cleansing tlie blood, etc.," writes ''
Henhv Hudson, of tho James Smith
Woolen Machinery Co., ,
Philadelphia, I'a., "none
un press me more than my .
own case. Twenty years
ago, at Uie age of is years, f
I had swellings come on
my legs, which broke ami "
became runnliits sores.
'Jj Ourlanillypliysiciancould
do me no good, and It was
feared that the bows ,
would be affected. At last, ,
my good old mother '
urged me to try Ayer's ;
Sarsaparilla. I took thres
bottles, the sores healed, .
and I have not been j
troubled since. Only the ' (
scars remain, and the ; ,
memory of the put, to
remind me of the good -
Ayer's Sarsaparilla has done me. I now .
weich two hundred and twenty pounds, and
am In the best of health, I have been on the
road fur the past twelve years, have noticed
Ayer's Sarsaparilla advertised fa all parts
of tbe United States, and always take pleas-
urs in telling what good It did for me." :
For the cure of all diseases originating ia .
Impure blood, the best remedy is
AYER'S Sarsaparilla -
PreptrodbyDr. J.C.AysTtOo., Lowsll, Mm- 'f
Cures others, will cure you
Koa Svi.E. -V iVrongnbrett real
tercd Hereford boll Maywood, No.
2S,6i.i8, This bull was bred ii Illinois by
(lei-i. T. Baker, and is jnet the animal
you want lo breed s'ock thst will britc
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pood price. I will cheap aa I
'iuve another of sum. stock; or will trad f.f
'or Kood nuleu eows. f
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