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OTOCR BRANDS.
While you nnp yimr subscription paid up ycr.
Oankeep your brand in freoiif churns.
Allyn. T. J.. Or. H'" Mi on left
hiiuldnr; onttle fwmn m left tup, nndor bit nr
rixlit ear, and upper bit on Hie loft( range, Mor
row uounUr.
Armstronu.J. (!., Alpine, Or.-T with bar nn
dor n on left shonldor of horses; cattle eaini
""AlHwin',"'. D., Eight Mile. Or. Cattle brand
O D on left liip and horHeMaauie brand on riKh'
hnuldnr. Itanue. Kitftit Mile.
Adkiiie, J. J., Ileppner, t r.-Hornos ,TA con
norted on left flank: cattln.sameon left hip.
Hiirt.lmliimnw, A. 0-, Alpine, Or. HorMi
bramled U m either slumlder. Itiumu in Mor-
mm'S'nr, J. W.. Ilanlman, Or.-Caltle brand
ed H on left hip and ttiiuli; split in oaeh oar.
Ilronnor, 1'oter, lliicmnhnrry OreKou-lloreoE
braudod P U on Intt uliouliior. Cattle same 01
r'll'nrko,eM Ht, C, Long Crook, OrOn cattle
MAY commoted on loft hip, mop oil loft oar, un
dor half crop off rixht. llornos, mine brand in
lotft shoulder. Mange in Uraut and Jl.irro
" Hrosinan, Jerry. Una, Or.-Hnrms branded
on right Hlmnldiir; oatHe H on the loft Bide.
Loft oar half crop and right ear nppor elope
Harton, Win.. Heppner, Or.-lloraea, .1 lion
right thigh; cattlo. Biune on right hip; split in
Hriiwn", laa, liOlington, Or. Horses III on the
right Btitlo; cattle Biimeou rlghthip; range, Slor
Hrown J. C, Hoppnor. Or. Horace, circli
Cwithd.lt in nei tor oil lofl hip; calllo, same.
Hrown W. J., bona. Oregon. Mom W. bai
over it, ou the left shoulder. Cattle Biune on lufl
'''foyer, W. d.. Hoppner, Or.-TI.irs bin
brand on right hip cattle, same, with split n
""ilorTi'. ., Hoppnor, Or.-HoraoB, P B on lefl
ehouhlor; calllo. same on loft hip.
Urownioe, W. J., Kox.Or-Catllo JH connected
on loft Bide; crop on left oar and two splits urn'
middle piooo cut out on right oar; on homes mum
brand on the left thigh; linage m Fox valley.
"t'tonT Warren. Wagner, Or.-lloreo, brand
edOou right, etille; cattlo rn (three bars) 01
right, ribs, crop and split ill nach ear. Hangs ll
(Iranian" Morrow counties.
Cnin.K.. Calob.Or.-V I) on hnrii on loft s IHe
U with Quarter circle over it, on li.ft slmulil.ir
and on loft Btitlo on all wills indor years; m
loft shoulder only on all horses over IS yours. Al
railgo in Orant oouiity.
Cate.Chas. ll Vinson or Una, Or lorso.
H C on right shouhlor; cattle same on right hip.
ltango Morrow and Umatilla counties.
Curl, T. II., J"hu Day. Or.- Double cross or
ouch hip on cattle, swallow fork and under In
in right ear, split in loft ear. ltango in Oram
oonnly. On shoop, inverted A and spear point
ou Bhouldor. Knr niarkou owes crop on loft oar
punched upper bit in right. Wethers crop in
right and mulcr half crop m left oar. All range
in Oraiit coulitv. t . w . ,
Cook A J.,l,oua.Or.-lIorsoB,ion right shonl
dor- Catllo, snmcou right hip: oar mark Bijuare
crop oil loft and Bulit in right. ..-,
I'urrin. It. V., i:urrinBVillo, Or. -HorsoB, aJ on
lBCi FA H.. Hnntmau, Or.-Caltle, C wllh
Itin center: horBos. ClC on left 'lip.
Cochran It. H.,Monumenl, I) rant to, Or.
IIres bianded circle with bar beneath, on lofl
shoulder; collie same brand on both lilpB, mark
under slope both oars and dewlap.
Ihapin, II.. Ilardmau. Or -Horse, branilwl
O on right hip. Cultlo branded the same. Al
brands CI on horses right thigh; caitJe en.
brand on riglit shouhlor, and oat oil end o.
"Oonglas". W. M .Oallowav. Or.-Cattlo. It lor
, right side.Bwailow-fork in each car; horees, It D
""k'i'v'j "i"' Hons. llonglas.Or.-Hors brand,
ed liLv ou loft Hhouhler, cattle game on loft
hip. " hole in rigid, ear.
Vinery, C. H., Ilanlman, Or.-Hon.iw branded
'l Inivnrawl C Willi taill on lelt shoulder ; oat
't osaine on right hip. ltango in M'.rr.iw mmnty.
Kloronco, L,. A., Iloppner. Or.-l alllo, l.h on
right hip; horses V Willi bar under on right
"''rtfence, 8. 1'. Hoppnor, Or -Horse. K
right shoulder; eatlle, 1' ou right hip . r high.
Vrench, (ioorgo, Hoppnor. Or Cattle bmud
WK with bar over it. on lofl side; crop oil lofl
' ii - Iinlilil iltl Itlft llltt.
i)nirv Khnt-r. Koho, Or.-llorww brnniiwi II.
a u niMrltir ciivln ivr it, tin hut ntlllo.
..' . M.,, anil 1 ! ihhI 1 1 Ilk dHlltlt IWt .
ii..... A K ltuliio. lr.-t'HHln. riiml-top K
wlilnmHrhr mrr-le uiulur it mi lh,rmht lup.
Hnntf. in M.irmw nmi V timlillti iimi jwt.
Hi.KoiiAJouklliuiullon.Or- fHUllwobm.
. ... 1 ir. rilit .(iir HWii Ml' ll III It'M
ll. Mu,n1 Wrjiht. Or h V V
on riniit hip tiu.t on h'U
nlt ur Hinl lit hi loft.
Hid swallow fork u
ltango in Hayslne!
H..I., Miiiiv. VnL-nfr. Or. HoriH hrnmlw
r(..t'r,i iih'iimillol IniUloo left nUoultiMr
('BUlewune on left n hm IttrKo ciivlo ou lof
Ktiwin, Jotm IHy.Or.--(,Ht(lP K H on riphi
hint hortitWI BHIU6 OU ritflll uiu'um.
rant OOUDtV.
Howftrd, J Ii. (.Uowny, Or.-tIorro, - (crow
with bar rImh It) on rtuht h.ulWi mitl
nine on Wtimle. lUngo m Morrow and tnift.
till cooutiwi.
u.tiri.M. Mat. Hmmuar. Or. Horww, nhnitHl
i . .... v.a laft titukii ilnr. IL.nut Morn
lliUiHHkor, &. ttHntr, vr.-tinriHw, v ou in
hml.lr;oiitle. P on loft hii.
Humphry. J W. Hrdmn, Or.-Hor. H 01
lliiBton, 1-nttiPr, Kioht Mile, Or. Horwi
the lft nhmililir(inii irt ou tii lft tirt t'nt
Uh rh'ii on lft loo. IUurt in M.trrnw wii'ity
.loijrtH, li'trrv, ll.tpon-r, Ur Hits hrnn W
H J on tint l.fi nlii'ult"r: i'ttt( ltH'ui-t-t J on
riiit dip, lf i u-iM bit in Mi o.u-. K uik-' i1
Jiorrttw di'iillt)'.
Juukin, a. M., H ppur, Or Mown, horj,v
Bh J ' 1'f1 "'H'llt-t. t'Nltlt), (ItB Willi J
lUn on Kidit Milt.
Juhnmin. Una, Or.-HnmM, curl r 01
lft Btitlo; fimilft, wiine on rilit bip, uniiot Uaii
crop m riK "H in . , .
Knnui . Or--bmnrtoa
KNY on lefthio cattle mme and crop off left
ear: nniW nlnin on the riifht
Kirk. J. T.. Heppner. tr. Horses o on leit
ahonlder; cttl, rty on lwft hip.
Kirk. Jenfif, Heppner, tr.; horse ll on len
shonlijnr; cattle uame on right side, underbit on
nuht enr.
KnmhrlftTi(1.W. R.. Monnt Vflmon. Or. I L on
cattle on njrht and left siHes, swallow ftrk in 1 fl
ar and umier cnp in nht wir. Horses aani'
brand on loft chouldpr. liange in Grant rountv.
Loften, Stephen. Fox. Or. H L on left hi(.
on cattl, crop and split on right ear. Horse
same brand on left shoulder. Kange Urant
countv.
LieriHlIen. John W.( LT-I"'? Or. Horsw
branded half-circle JL copnectM on left shonl.
tir. Cattle, same on left hip. Kange, near Lex
ington Leahey, J. W. Heppnr Or. Horses branded
L and A l"ft fhouldf-r; ccttle flume on left
hip, wattle over right eye, three slits in right
ear.
Ixrd, Oeore. Hoppner. Or. Horses branded
donbie H coi.nect-' Sometimes called B
swing H, on left shoulder.
Minor, Oscar, neppner, nr. rattle, M Dob
riKhthip;horse. Mon leftshoulner.
Morcan, H. N Hnppuer Or. Horees, M)
on Ifft shonld"! cattle same on left hip.
Mitchell. Oscar, lone, Or. Horses, 77 on righl
hip: onttle, 77 on right side.
McClaren, D. (., HrownBville. Or, Horsofi,
Ficire fnn mch shoulder; cattle. M2on hip
Mcfiirr, Frank, Fox Valley, Or. Mule shoe
with toe-cork on cattle on ribs and nnder ir
each oar: horses same brand on left BtiHe.
McHnly, ... .. nHuiiiw3,Or. Un liorse.
with half circle nnder on left shonlder;on tiattlp.
'our bars connected on top on the right side
Kange in (rant. Countv.
Neal. Andrew. Lone Itock, Or. Horses A N con
nected on left, slionhlar: cattle ime on both htpe,
Norrlyke, K., Hilvorton. Or. Horses, circle 7 on
left thigh: caitle. mime on left hip.
Oliver. Joseph, Canyon City, Or. A 2 on cattle
in left hip;on horses, same on left thigh, liange
in Grant county,
Oiler, Perry, Lexington, Or. P O on lefl
moii.d'H.
Olp, Herman, Prairie City, Or. On cattlo, O
TjP connected on left hip; horses on left BtiHe
Mid wartle on nown. liani-'e in Orant county.
Pearson, Olnvo, Kight Mile. Or. Horses, quar
tor circle shield on left shoulder end 24 on left
hip. Cattle, fork in left ear, right cropped. 24
r,n left hip. Uangeon Kight Mile.
Parker fr, Gleasou, Hardman.Or, Horees IP on
fft shoulder.
Piper. Krne-t, LexinKton. Or.-Hor"os brand
j ,E (L K connected) on left shoulder ; cattlp
me on right hip. Kango, Morrow county.
Piper, J. H., Lexington. Or. Horses, JK con
nected on lofl shoulder; cattle, Baine on left hip.
ander bit in each ear.
Pettys, A, ('., lone, Or.; horses diamond P on
shoulder; cattle, J H J connected, on the
left hip, upper Hlope in left ear and slip in the
Uood. Andrew, Hardman, Or. Horses, square
oroes with quarter-circle over it on loft stifle.
Honingor, Chris, Hoppner, Or. Horses, C It on
loft shoulder.
RuHh Hros., Heimner, Or. Horses branded 3
on the right, shoulder; cattle, IX on tho left hip
(irop off loft oar and dowlap on neck. Kange u
Morrow and adjoining comities.
Heaney, Andrew. Lexington, Or. Horfiea
branded A K on right Hhinildor, veDt quartei
circle over brand; cattle same on right hip.
llange Morrow county.
lioyno. Win. H, Duiryville, Or Hit connectet
with quarter circle over top on cattle on right hit
md crop off riglit ear ami split in left. Horse
tume brand on loft shoulder. Kunge in Morrow
'J rant and Gilliam counties.
Hector. J. W.. Hoppner, Or. Horses, JO oi
loft shoulder. Cattle, () on rlghthip.
Spicknall. J. W., Gooseberry, Or. Horse
branded 31 on loft shoulder; range in Mor"
oonnty. r ...
Hailing, C C Heppner, Or Homes branded
on loft shoulder; cattlo same on loft hip.
KwHggart. H. ., Lexington, Or. Horses
with dash under it on loft stifle: cattle H with
dimh under it on right, hip, crop off right oar and
waddled on right hind leg. Kange in Morrow,
Gilliam aud Umatilla count ios.
Hwaggart. A. b., Athena. Or. Horses brander 5
on loft shoulder: oett.le same on loft hip. Croj
on oar, WHttlo on loft, hind leg.
Htraight W. E., Heppner, tr. Horses shaderi
J H fu left stifle; cattlo J 8 on left hip, swallow
fork in right ear. nnderbit in left.
hupp. TIioh.. Hoppner, Or. HorsoB, 8 A P on
left hip; cattle same on loft hip.
Hhrier.John. Fox, Or. NO connected on
tiorseson right hip; cattio, same on right hip.
;rop off right car and under bit in left oar. Hangf
in itrant county.
Smith Bros., Hnsnville, Or. Horses, brandofl
H. Ii. onslioulder; cut tlo, ame on lof t Bhouldor
Squires, James. Arlint-'ton, Or,; hrrses brandor
(Son left shouldor: cattle the same, also nosi
wmldle. ltango in Morrow and Gilliam co intios
Stephens, V. A., Hnrdiimn, Or-; hornos HH or
fight stifle; cattle horizontal L on the- right side
Stevenson, Mrs A. J., Heppner. Or. Cattle, h
m right hir; swallow-fork in left oar.
HwaKgart. G. W.. Heppner. Or. Horses, 44 or
eft shoulder ; cattle, 44 ou loft hip.
Hporry, K. O., Heppner, Or. Cattlo W C or
'eft hip, crop off right and underbit in left your,
lewlap; horses W Con loft shoulder.
Thompson, J. A., Hoppnor. Or torsos, Z or
'eft ahonlder; cattle, 2 on loft shoulder,
Tip!ietH.B.T.llfitiierprlso.Or. Horses, C-on lefl
moulder. , ,
Turner It. W., Heppner, Or. Small capital 7
elf shoiilihir, dorses; cattle same on left hij
vith split in botli ears.
Thornton, Ii. M.. lone, Or. Horees brandec
HT uonnocted on IcftHtitle; sheep same brand.
Vandorpool. H.T.. Lena, Or; Horses HV eon
loctetl on right shuuldorioattlo, same on rigid
"walbridge, Win.. Hcppnor, Or. Horses, TJ. L.
n the left slioulder; cattle same on right hip,
drop off left our and right ear lopped.
Wilson, John 0, Halem or Iloppner, Or.
HornoH branded Jf on the loft shoulder, ltaugt
iorrow oonnty.
Warreu.W H, Caleb, OrCattle W with quartei
urcie over it, ou left side, split it. riKhtoar,
HorweH same bniud ou left Hhouhler. llaugoii
jriint county.
Wade, Henry, Hoppnor. ur. Morses nranuer
lOe or spades on ioil siiminier hiki " i. my
'attle branded same on ion sine ami mu nip.
v..iei1.r.1r .liiltn. .lohn llav Citv. OrOn lutrset
hreo parallel harH on loft slioulder; 7 on Htieep.
it in tioth ours, luiugo in uraut auu mtunuoi
HHItltlOH.
Woodward, John, Heppner, Or. Horses, Ui
lonnectiHl on loft shoulder.
Wal kins, liishe. lleppuer, ur. norsos oranooc
UW oonuoctedoii loft stitlo.
Wallace. Charles, Heppner, Or. ( -uttlo, W oi
ightthigii.holf in lert oar; horses, W on nghi
hotiluor soiiH buuioou left shoulder.
Whittier nrus., nunungiou, Haker t'u., Or, -
Hornes hranded W H connect! on left shouhlor
Williams, Vasco, Hamilton, Or. Quarter cir
ilo over throe bars on left hip, both cat tie am
Kirsos. llanwe Grant county.
Williams. J O. liong Creek. Or Horses, quai
or eiiclo over thnn) bars ou left hip; cuttle samt
tnd slit in eacli ear. Haime in Grant eonuty
Wren, A. A., Heppner, Or. Horses ruimingA A
m shoulder; Cattle, same on right hip.
V.mnii. J. S.. Gooseberry, Or. Hornes briinde
VHnn the rlglir snomot"'.
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5
Bays Carrie E. Stock wkll, ol Cliester
lield, K. II., "I was aftlieteil with an
extremely severe pain in the lower part ol
the chest. The leelinp was al if a ton
weiplit was laid
on a spot the size
of my hand. Dur
ing the attacks, the
per.- pira'iou would
sinail in drops on
my lace, and II was
;iKoiiy tor nie to
malte sufficient
ellort even to Wilis,
per. They came
suddenly, at any
hour ol Ihc .lay or
nialit, lasting Hutu
thirtv minutes to
half a day, leavlns as suddenly; but, tor
several days after. I was quite pros
tinted anil sore. Sometimes the attacks
were almost daily, then less frequent. After
about lour years of this siifferiii'j. I was
taken down witll lillious typhoid fever, anil
when I begun to recover, I had the worst
attack of my old trouble I ever experienced.
At the first of the fever, my motiier tave
me Ayer's Pills, iny doctor rerotnmendina
them as being better than anything he
eould prepare. I continued takiliE these
Pills, anil so great was the benefit derived
that during nearly thirty years I have Irid
but one attack of my former trouble, whim
yielded readily to the same remedy."
AYER'S PILLS
Prepared by Pr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell,
Everv Dose Effeotlvo
m CHOL
HAVE A SL'HK, TRIED, PROVEN AND
Kiiarantced cure for Hou NU CllleKKM
Cholera, which hin Btood the tent lor seven years
without In lire, that 1 Know ot, Din nas eneet-
ed thoiiBati'ls of cures. I have sold over '.; OOO
rei'clpts ami lainliy NKntH in eignt monmi., aim
not a BiiiKle coiiiilalut received yet. 1 sol.l each
and every one on a guarantee, and I still sell
that way. If Holland Cholera (Jiireaud 1'reveii
Uilive falls to euro or prevent Cholera, I will
refund vonr inoncv. 'tills 18 lair eiloui?ii. rix
poiinds'of the medicine can he inade at a total
1)11 chickens a year.' You are then assured
against cholera for ono year. If you will try
this remedy, I. assure you you will never ret'ret
Use It, and your noys aim cnmite'is
look better and healthier than ever before.
Heeipe and family rlifllt only $1.00. Hearty
prepared medicines .Hie and $1 per bottle or
package. Address
ill nn. lirtt.nr.ij . in.
Agents wanted at once. Cowarts, Ala.
TESTIMOITIALS :
Dalian, Texas, April 13, M
Mra Knc-linl V. TliomtiH. Di'iii' M ml a in I have
tlioroulily tosterl your cholera remedy and tlnd
it O. K. JI HtinilHl. 1 e ICIOHU win iry me
nRriiev. r I east; Heud at once anu online, v ery
rtiHptiCtlMNV, 11. W- flAKl'BK.
Pallas, TexiiH, May l'.ith,
Have mid out. I ent-lose $) fo which send
me ail the recipea you can and the rights to the
soniillt'H nuinoii ikjIow. i never Haw auyuunir
ell so fast. V hat in the least you will take for
the Ht ite. If vour price Is rfaBonable will take
the state. Very respectfully.
ii. W. WAIU'EK.
(I have not room for all Mb letters. He took
the stale. Here is one more of his letters.)
Dallas, Texas, July 17th, 18!W.
Mm RiitMiMl V Thomas. Dear Madam: Since
tokiiiK the Btato ritjht 1 canvassed throe weeks
hthI unute f 7 seliiii recipes and territory. 1
will start several suh-aRcntH next week. Could
f 'jxchaiiHe a portion ol l exas tor a portion oi
Kausns'.' Very respectfully, II. W. Hahper.
Millen. (icorRia, Dec. 14th, 1AH3.
Mrs. Thomas: 1 write a letter of enquiry.
How much of tills state In unsold? I want bal-
ot tne Ntate. Hollands unoiera i;ure n
just what it is represented to he It has proved
il liit'BSIliK to Uie limners ui ini' rumuy. veij
resjiectfully, t;. o. Kokni-lkld,
ARunt ior ocreveu uijuiilj.
Rock Ttrldite, Ohio, Dec. Ith 189H.
Mrs. Thonnis: Kecipe came to hand audit's
all O. K. Kiu'losed lit d $;ii for Hocking, VTeka-
' and rat r held counties, wnat wiuyou
take for the state? Yours truly.
t 11ANHTBIN.
have tlntusands more testimonials. I guar
antee Holland s i:noiera Lure una rreveiuauve
(o (Mire and prevent hoj? and chicken Cholera in
i and every case or reiunu ine money, mm
is lair enough. Hon'tpoHtioneorderinK because
u may not at present be bothered witncnoi
ii. The i.lca Is to prevent it In time. This my
remedy will do ami will also seep your nojjs
1 ehlrkens in a nice healthy condition. Gen
eral and local tmeuts wanted. Htate and family
rights for sale or trade. Address
Bw-Hm. Cowarts, Ala,
Chicken Cholera
HABITS OF SOME PRESIDENTS.
Of lieront Years None Snve Arthur. Tatd
AltMitlon to Society.
Gen. llruul lrourht the camp into
the white Inline, says Harper's Jlaga
line. Mr. Ilnyes had lived at Wash
ington as a representative at a hotel or
a board insf-luiuse. Hen. tiarfield had
settled in tin1 enpital in a house ol his
own. nml had enjoyed the kind of social
life that may tie hud anywhere in this
country and that runs to literary clubs
that are formed to facilitate the escape
of unpublished manuscripts. To en
uourntfe talent and literary ambition
was a grvai pleasure of the president,
whose lmircler cut short the term that
would have been marked with more
geniality and agreeable talk than is
usual at the white house. Mr. Arthur
brought city manners and customs
with him. People who did not know
him were greatly mistaken in him.
There had been a good deal of refine
ment and elegance in Mr. Arthur's
home, and Its influence made the white
house more of a social center than
it had been before or than it has
been since. Then came Mr. Har
rison who hnd passed six years in the
senate and a Washington boarding
house, and Mr. Cleveland, who went to
the capital a bachelor, having lived
most of his life in apartments in a l!uf
fttlo business block.
None of these men adopted the man
ners anil customs of court life, with the
exception of Mr. Arthur, who insisted
that those with whom he came in con
tact should pay hisoftiee a respectsoine
thing more than the formal decent re
spect of good manners. The rest knew
nothing of the rules which Washing
ton society had laid down for its own
and their guidance, and which were as
conflicting, as the various interests that
invented and frequently modified them.
Moreover, they have seemed to care A
good deal less. They or their wives or
their secretaries studied up the neces
sary regulations that govern the inter
course between the head of the nation
and the diplomatic representatives of
foreign powers. And, although Mr.
Jefferson insisted on taking out to
dinner what woman ho would, regard
less of her husband's rank, modern
presidents have done their best to ob
serve the proprieties in this respect.
THE CARDINAL'S
CUOSE CALL,
11U Kwn Senile ot .Iniell One. Hnvert
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1 mm Hrlng Fnlftoneit.
Years have rolled by since, but the
story of un almast filial accident to
Cardinal Gibbons has lost none of its
interest through not having tn-en pre
viously told, says the Philadelphia
Call. Just before ho rose to give tho
impassioned reading of his poem,
"King Lear," at tie annircr&arv din-
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ner of Uie .mil. of St. George, Prof. H.
H. Hay, of Uirard college, told of the
happening as it had been related to
him while he was traveling in Europe
by a .priest acquainted with th cir
cumstances. 1
"While the cardinal, who was then
an archbishop," said Prof. Hay, "was
traveling across the Atlantic some
years ago he complained one afternoon
that he wasn't feeling verv well, but
was told by the ship's surgeon to await
medical treatment until the following
day, when something would be done
for him if his sickness continued. On
the day following the steward of the
steamer was duly sent with a remedy
for the eminent prelate. As he was
about to place the glass containing
the draught to his lips the archbishop
was almost overcome by a strange and
pungent odor. He hesitated a moment
and lowered the vessel containing the
liquid until he recovered from the ef
fect of the smell. Glancing incidental
ly at the bottle in the steward's hand
he noticed the word 'poison' on a label,
and. not without a little alarm, asked
the man if he knew what he was offer
ing. The steward replied that he had
done as was directed by the doctor.
Alarmed, the archbishop sent post
haste to the medical man to make
sure of what was being tendered him.
This time it was the surgeon who had
i occasion to manifest surprise. lie hur
j ried to his distinguished patient's side
I and informed the archbishop that the
glass offered him contained enough
deadly poison to kill any two men."
! BRITTISH " DRUMMERS."
! Some Mlne-r T!fferows frmn th Awort
j en Commercial Traveler.
I The commercial traveler in England
! is little different from his American
I brother, pursuing the same line of pol
' ley in "jrettitij there" so far as secur-
ing trade is concerned, says Hardware,
i His invariable rule, however, is that
1 his first price given to a local merchant
is his last and only one- There is no
going in the morning with an offer,
isd then in tie afternoon with an cr-
THE CIRCUS RIDER.
EQOHSTRtAJT GAVOTTE;
Copyright, 1894, by The
tra inducement to make the trade.
This being the invariable rule, it saves
much labor and apprehension in the
mind of the buyer that he has not done
so well us he could have done with
more diplomacy.
Everything- is done for the comfort
of the traveler, and at the hotels a
special department called the com
mercial room is set apart for his ex
clusive use. In this room smoking is
prohibited until nine p. m., a place be
ing devoted to that purpose at other
times. The traveler takes his meals
in the commercial room, the dinner be
ing a set affair in which all travelers
in the house generally participate.
The oldest man is at the head of the
table, and is called the president; while
at the foot is the youngest man, and
he is termed vice president.
Wllhelm'l Title.
The actual title of Wilhelm II. is
"German Emperor," and not "Emperor
of Germany." The German empire is a
confederacy consisting of four king
doms, live grand duchies, five duchies,
seven principalities and four free cities.
Within its own limits each state is a
sovereign, except as to its army and its
power of coining money and imposing
duties, in which matters the imperial
government controls, as weU as in all
international matters.
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BROWN GOT THE MONUMENT.
And as He Had Ucen a Good Fellow, the
Kojs Said Ho Deserved It.
At a little settlement on the Indian
river. Florida, before the railroad was
built, lived a penniless, good hearted
fellow of the name of John llrown.
When Brown got any money he would
divide it to the last cent with his
friends among the boys, and of course
the boys liked him. One day the boys
found lirowu dead in the woods. They
dug him a grave, rolled him in a horse
blanket and let him down in it and
then drank several bottles of east coast
bitters to his health and expressed the
hope that whatever new climate he
was in he would be healthy.
Some time later than that a stranger
came among them. He died a nd. as the
weather was too warm to ship his body
off, he was buried next to Brown. A
week or two passed and the relatives
of the deceased 6tranger sent down
money to erect a monument over the
grave of the stranger.
The boys took the thing in hand and
discussed it pro and con. They came, to
h conclusion thst F.rosvn was a
"durn?d" siuht better fellow iu every
way than the stranger and more en
title. 1 to a monument, so one r.i;:ht
they went out and swnpned the ir...-n
from i.rie irrrive to the t-".:'. -r. a re
suit l;ivtvn. the ne'er-do-v.-. U .'i.ihe
miun and ull around g';--.i fellow, sloops
beneath a handsome marble monument
and the rich stronger lies in an un
marked grave.
, H. M. BAADEN."
INFLUENZA,
Or La Grippe, though occasionally epi
demic, i alvravs more or less prevalent.
The best reined v for this complaint
Is Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
" bast SprliiR. I was taken dawn with
La Grippe. At time I was completely pros
trated, and so difficult was my tirf-athlnft
that my breast seemed as if confined fn an
iron cape. I procured a bottle ol Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral, and no sooner haa I heesn
taking it than relief followed. I could not be
lieve that tli effect would be so rapid snd the
cure so complete. Itlstrulyawonderfulmed.
icine."-W. H. Williaxs. Crook City, 8. D-
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral
Prompt to act, sure to euro
Fob Saul A thoroughbred reals
tered Hereford bull Maywond, No.
28,006. This bull was bred ia lllint ia by
fleo. T. Baker, and is j'let the toumal
ou wsnt to breed ock tlist will bring
a good price. I will sell cheap u I
have another of same etock ; or will trade
foe good mi'ob eowa.
W. T. & Brcjimf .