VTOC& BRANDS.
While yon aaep four subscription paid np yen
eta keep Tourbrandin fraaof charge.
allyn. T. J., lone. Or. Horse GO on left
shoulder, oattl Mine on left hip. under bit on
rinht ear, and apper bit on the left; range, Uor
' row oonntr .
f Baird, D. W. and eon. Homes brand yd D B
on the left hip; oa'tle the same on left flank,
crop off right ear, underorop in the left. Bange
In Morrow County.
Bartholamew, A. G., Alpine. Or. Horses
branded T Eon either shoulder. Range in Mor-
rJanTlster, J. W., Hardman, Or. Cattle brand
ed B on left hip and thiifh: split in each ear.
Brenner. Peter, (rooneberry Oregon Horses
branded PB on left shoulder. Cattle same on
"ll?osman, Jerry, Lena, 0r;-Horses branded 7
on right shoulder; cattle B on the left side.
Left ear half crop md right ear upper slope.
. Barton, Wm.. Heppner, Or. -Horses, J B on
right thigh; oattle same on right hip; split in
"8Bro. J. C Heppner. Or.-Horses. oirole
"S?1,?: loft.V, n: cattle, same.
wn W J Lena: Oregon. Horses W. bar
r.rn the felt shoulde?. Cattle same on left
Wren, A. A.. Heppner, Or. Horses runningA A
on shoulder; Cattle, same on right hip.
Vmin. J. H., ttooseoerry. Or. Horees branded
TSoti the rtaht hmiM
fc'oyer, W. G., Heppner, Or.-Horses dot
brand irW hip oattle, same, with spht in
rikXt. O.. Heppner. O'.-Horsee. P B on left
iSoSfein&a
GCarsrDWarren, Wagner, Or.-Horses brand .
ed Son right stifle; oattle (three bars) on
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iirouVtt stifle all coiu under 5 years-on
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FOR SA'.E BY
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nil v . ... i
each hip on oattle, swallow fork and undej m
irSaht nar SDlit in left ear. Range in Grant
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in Grant county. rirhtshonl
derrCate,aame on right hip; ear mark square
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TO THE
GIVB8 TH OHOICK
Of Two Transcontinental
TURNING THE TABLES.
The Cn fortunate I.nwjer and Bis Client,
the Morse.
The extent to which lawyers can ex
ercise their imagination when pleading;
in behalf of their clients is almost be
yond belief; but sometimes the tables
are turned in a very unexpected fash
ion. On one occasion, savs the Florida
Times-Union, Mr. Swan was engaged
in presenting the case of a woman who
petitioned the court to grant her a
judicial separation from her husband,
BEFORE from a most hof
rible blood dis
ease I had spent hundreds of dollars
trying various remedies and physi
cians, none of which did me any
good. My finger nails came off and
my hair came out, leaving me
perfectly bald. I then went to
HOT SPRINGS
Hnnimr to tie rnrerl hv this celehrated
a workingman, and urged that as she 'treatment but very soon became disgusted
was in extreme poverty she was en-1 and decided to try S.S.S. The effect was
titled to alimony according to her hus-i truly wonderful. I commenced to recover
band's means. at once, and after I had taken twelve bot-
With a voice broken in its pathos the' ties I was entirely cured cured by S.S.S.
lawyer dilated on the imperative neces-j wnen tne woria
Sity of the case, declaring that his renowned H ot
client was utterly destitute, not having ?Pf?a!d
a mattress to lie upon, and not possess- ShVewt La. KZS KZS ZS
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When the evidence had been heard
the judge, who well knew the counsel's
unlimited powers of exaggeration,
turned to the appellant and addressed
to her a few questions.
"Have you, then, no occupation?"
"Yes. mv lord: I am a nurse," was
the incautious reply.
"And where are you employed?"
"I am at Mr. Swan's," she unwitting'
ly rejoined, pointing to her counsel.
It was -with the greatest difficulty
that the judge refrained from joining
in the shout of laughter with which
this admission was hailed.
Addrw.
-Horses, on
Also I
ca'tle sine
out off end of
sr; eKm. brand log .both hips, mark
nnder slope oo,n - "or"K.rse. branded
n nn Ttht hip. Cattle branded the same,
hrands CI on horses right inmn
hSnd on rUht shoulder, and eu
riKhtear. cM.tiu. Rl) on
onFl1,tBhr.- Dowlas, Or.-Horses branded ELY
wftt should. o"tle . on lefthip. hole
lPi!!!LT'H Hardman, Or.-Horses branded
Ef7led flwtb taill onle(t shoulder ( eat.
Q- irererseo ' i M(irrw Oonnty.
' Flore'ee" LTa Heppner. Or.-C-atUe, LV on
ui',".,. a P. Hannner. Or Horses, IT on
'""""""! ." " . ..i" 'if -i..V, kin nr t.h oh.
If.nho. Or. -Homes brsnde.1 H.
right shouldert oattle
gUwUh . qS5 rsKli iryr It, on left stifle.
B. Wlin M"" . n1.,illnnuilties.
WnMor-O.tU,. round-top K
.Ith tartar oirole nnder it on the riht hip.
?Lw and Umatilla oonntW.
Hnahes, Bamnel, Wanner, Or-K (T F I
eonneotedlon ri,ht shonlder on honws; on oattle,
M riibt h Pand on left side, swa low fork in
S-fl"-. .lit in left. Kan" in Uay.taoli
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with WshoTe l) on ri.Kt.hoi.l.ler, m
w i-f. .M.. Uanae in Morrow and Uinatille
0.n.n.t;,"i, ik D... Or.-CaMIe K H on
right hipih..rsaameourl.htshoulder. Kange
V"fi"N'PP". Or.-Hnpm shaded
hrtto the leflshonl-ter. Itan-e Morrow Co.
TlunJakw. H A. Wajpier . Or.-ll.irses. on inti
th'i'ildws eattl. on I"" hip.
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. .. ' n. -i.. W:l fm TT.i-u IT ..n
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&ad ell point in Calif ernia, via the lit. Bhaeta
- rout of the
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fh rreet hiahwar thronsh California to all
point Kast and South. Grand Hoenio Rout
OI me rem no ixieai. ruuman oun
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Attached to ex Dress trains, afiordina superior
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Fur ratee, tiokete, eleepiua ear reservations.
Ho, oall mxn or aildree
a. KOKHLKR, Manstier, I. P. ROGERS. Asst.
tun. P. A V. Ad. Portland. Oregon
Uanew '
Johns
T.thin alwiondorUit in left ear. Hangs la I
U,r?ZlaS"Z- Rnnnner. Or Horses, hor.
Iim J 01 left shoulder. Cattle, the saut.
w.n. !. Hnroe. eirrlTon
na'ni. rr.il. . , . . . . ,. I
l.r. n.tl a. sameon nnr nip, on-inr imir
UNY m lefthip oal tie seme and crop off left
Kirk i T.. Heppner. Or.-ll irses W en left
ihonl.leri eattle. "W on J"" h'g- , . .
KumtK.rland.vV.it.. Mo..nt Vernpn. Or.-l L on
i7 i.. -r. I lft M. swallow fork In lift
ear and nn-ter ei"P in ;UM ear. HunMis same
brand I . let sh-mhler. IUn. In .rant .nn!.
Loften. HI..no. , Joj. r.-H I. o Irfl hip
em eaiili. en.p and spin otj riht ear. I ..r-.
na brsud on ""
(r.-..r
Seme uraou
brmo.UI hflrcU Jl.eonnloo lefi .h il.
4w. Cattle, earn mi left lilu. Kaniie. near lt
Uahes.J. W. Me.t.nf tr.-H..r brsnd1
Land ll ollrt ehiHild-wt "tll - " l't
kip, wattle uw rmhl thie slue In r kM
"uH nore. Heopner ().-H rM Hrsnl.t
d'Hihl II e-ii.nru - iin eanei s
mtnm It nn I h'nl W.
5 II l. Ct.U Kr.n.UI
swa .n . - - -
elrale in nh hipi ,m f,"t ""
Uamr IB M rw owntf.
Mio-w. tM.r. nt..o- Hr.-JaiU. D
riant M pi a-" n ten nlilr.
0 l.ft shimldw oattla U kP.
Mitrhall.r. "r.-lLne-ai. IJ imi fihl
.... ... -hi at t
Ci i -1 HoKkOr -Horaas 4 N eon- I
MHalos lft shooMari oattle me."h.rlhMt.
tlllar. rerr. U"Ii"n. -
M..re'. i. W.. Tlas t k-t in left
th.wiMwi ra'tla sa.n n r'sM hip.
'a.r-.n. !. k.M 'l-'
tar alrrla .hi-. ..1 l-t ah ml l-r en I II i !'
kip. ' aula. f'Wll la nranpivp.!. m
nt.flMn. Ha-t Kli' M.'a.
farkar k Ulaaauo. Met t ai,tr.-H .rasl,.'
il
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aa the . lm.Mri aaitlA I a Iki W Mi
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a na l attHa. "Miia J II aa latl Mp, swail..
wk la rM 4-Wi la I".
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II It lll-a. - I Ca
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ef ehsrscur. 1'hs Husra T)p la 1
dlcsifs simni will, frrsl snrrgj I
nd UnfinfM. Closelr sllltd It tin I
i rHiaiulsi'd Type, th thumb of thosi
yt of sdvanrrxt tiitss and butlnasi
alillltjr. Hotn or tht types Prinnt I
to lb bn.T msn or wunisni ano I
Demumt's rsnill Manulii pre-1
psrrs stliei-liillr fur such prrsuos i I
whute iuii nr new met, eoa
di'tiix d In a amall tine, hi that lh
rrviird f Hi whul wurlo t win
for a month mtr h tvad la half
hour. 1 tit CmirTrU In ludicalet
rrnnetnciil, culture, snil a tot ot
Biii-ir. po. trr, and flrtloa. A prrma
with thit lip of thumb will Ihor.
01111I1I7 m)'r Hie lltrrarjellrsclroot
of lHDHirr.lt Matultl. Hit Ar-
tltlie 1'tl Imlrialr a Vote ot
brsut sua trt, wlikh will ins ran
plratul In tlir BirUniBcrnt OII.Mf I-
HI of iiwr. Ihtl 1 S4 InrhM, lepra.
dm ed from Uit urtginsl psinllhf ht
l Umi'i'r, Ihe Bl cowlrfslrd of
Imlnc HuarMMliiUn, whirk elll
lw elrte In 'rr tnhambef
ll mon-tl's Mtruln for IMA. Tb
ml nf Uilt tuprrb eoik ot trt est
llOiUl si'4 Uit rrprrmuciln
'tl ;l isiiimH b di.l'tnul.hrd fnrm lbs
nr'iitnsl. IWalaVt Uiis. tli)ulll
nil or wiirrnlr pklur It pk.
li.lwrj In ml surntwr pi bm iacs
I.. ..J !. a.,ul m sr. an to...
Ium-It and Mpai bit IMnMrattd Ikel
lit Murtdaa I, la rasiitf. a r"n
f.'Un of art work of lh kiirktat
tmlar Tli rni.ao.bl Tmkl
tiinmk ef Ibe Ihtaket and iaiwelat
of Mm, a km will t iUplr lain.
mill In Ibot denlopra aioikif
la iraaat Mtaaiaa, la twf
not of It aurneriHit aVfrsittntiita.
alrrh rotar th ta'lr smimw twi
Orri.nSc) aUI. ihrtmkllrt mmf
fxt. Uni-T. n IM o Ik
rtn4, I (laiplf a wrfrr
r milt lltrwin. ti.4 wtt Wn,f 1
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hn4 la toar sabarnpUaa; H wiN
r at aalt Id, t-4 flMI Will ktt
fhvra llajMiliat I . aneraaj
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II 4 I4lk Ptraat. K.a Tata.
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a. tf-c ftakMr ptrja sa4 iitattlra
a ftralif sari luanm atMirra, out
Ira f tulraft.lita latrMaat
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1 b..a,k. akkk la. bai'a la k iul
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nlk, tnaarlarl Up, llwaw vail
kok knw , ita. la Ik
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la IM as, f ' airrM T 4 la aa
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FEMININE VANITY.
It Crops Out Even Among Women Be
hind the Bars.
Vanity in a female prisoner would
be merely laughable if it were not so
sad to behold. It is, however, the one
touch of nature which proves the hu
man kinship, and there is perhaps some
hope for even these poor, degraded
creatures, if they are thus swayed by
such harmless emotions. Prison ma
trons, says the North American Review,
would be perpetually busy if they
checked every attempt made by their
charges to adopt the last fashionable
coiffure. "Fringes" are "going out,"
perhaps, in general society, but they
are still amazingly popular in prison.
Criminals will trim their hair as it
pleases them, and the wisest disciplin
arian affects to see nothing of the
fringe. In the same way, once, when
chignons were in vogue, the female felt
happy whose locks escaped the prison
scissors and were long enough to fold
over a pad of oakum. The ingenuity,
again, with which some prisoners will
twist and turn their unbecoming uni
form into some faint notion of the
fashions of the day might have earned
these artists good wages in a dress
maker's atelier. I have seen panniers
counterfeited and polonaises, skirts
draped or tied back, dress improvers
manufactured out of whalebones or
horse hair; no doubt when the present
"bell" skirt is fading out of fashion it
will be largely patronized in Jail. The
craze for personal adornment leads
women to skim the crease off their
canty allowance 01 soup, witn which
they plaster their hair. I once knew
an aged prisoner who was caught
scraping the dust from the red brick
cell wall to serve her aa rouge.
fcSf. PAUL
tc 0
MINN BSOTAAa. C v l
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MILWAUK CsM$
That the RAMBLER
nrniielsnn indisputable fact. It standi In the
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punctured, it can be mended by you in Ave minutes, as it Is equipped with the world j
renowned G. & 1. clincher tires with wood rims or copper-platea steei rims.
Sold in all sizes for ladies or gentlemen at (100 each.
Tandems for two men or man and woman, flSO each.
THE, RAMBLER is the fastest, liehtest and strongest wheel in the market.
For style, finish and durability it Is unsurpassed, as It is constructed on strict mechan-1
ical and scientific principles.
Chicago Ideals
irnin.li woman Viva enrl rrtrlt. with !R. 2 and 24 Inch wheels, st ffili. 153. 145 respect
ively, are splendid medium grade wheels, with G. & J. high-grade double locking edge
Clincner ares ana are luuy warranted.
Before vou buy a bicycle, write for catalogue, circulars, terms and discounts, or call i
on our numerous agents. Rambler Rustlers w anted in every town In Oregon, ashing-
ton ana jaano.
FRED T. MERRILL CYCLE COMPANY,
Northwest representatives Gormully & Jeffery Manf. Co'i "Rambler Bicycles." Main
Store. 327 Washington bt., Portland, Or.
OTIS PATTERSON, Agt. for Morrow Co., Heppner, Oregon.
Glance at this Map
Of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Rail
way and note Its connections with all transcon-1
tinental lines and St. Paul and Omaha, and
remember that its trains are lighted with elec
tricity and heated by steam. Its equipment is
superb. Elegant Buffet, Library, Bmoktng and
Sleeping cars, with free reclining chairs. Each
nleeping car berth has an electric reading lamp,
and its dining cars are the best in the world,
Other lines are longer thau this, but none are I
shorter, and no other otters the above luxurious I
accommodations. These are sufficient reasons
lor the popularity of "The Milwaukee." Coupon
ticket agents In every railroad office will give
you further information, or address
. C. J. EDDY, General Agent,
J. W. CASEY, Trav. Pass. Agent,
Portland, Orcuom.
Most Modern and progressiva
For catalog" or Information writ to
THE MARL1N FIRB ARMS CO.,
Mw Haven, Conn.
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Hows Your Liver?
This question is asked daily. If dormant
you need exercise -need it badly.
The Bicycle offers a remedy, and if you do
not own one. call at
Ike Ennis Bicycle Livery,
Power House.
ff fnOO wor.hof lnvrtv Music lor forty
W- I M , , Cn!t. cimltln(r nf too p.kT 7
a. fi ful, ,(f, siieH Music ol Sin
ra- ltal. Irrightrt, livrllnl unj mit popular 3
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W giittrn up In lh ao alrrrAtil mauoer. In
cluJinf fnur Urrrr) sit Cirrtralt. -2
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PADMt tfAtf f.. Uwmmt i..i.
Allium ent 3
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1 THE NEW VORK MUSICAL ECHO C0.
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A. P.T. L.
The American Protectivt Tariff Ltagu
it a national organization advocating
"Protection to American Labor and
Industry" at plained by itl conttitu
t on, as follow! :
TMki 1sm awta-
AaarMa raatr a . aa tiaii m. war. aha
acvaa Sn knrtaaanai rauM
f.a t whIjIus f kiii at.
TKer are no personal of private
profits in connection with the oganiia-
t on and it is sustained by memberships;
contributions and dittibution of its
ptrblicationt.
riMTt Caa
riaaa I Slil'lsl I
't
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f CO a t. W aa s ajVavW.
ajfcaSa sawVI mt SVf. W aaaaa.
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ARMOR IN MODERN USE.
English Officers la Foreign Service to Pro
tect Thanuel.
In dlacuiwlnir the modern use , of
armor by oflicer and men In the for
eign "llttlo wars" of to-day, an English
accoutrement tnuker, a rrportcd by
London Tid-ItiU, says: "I give you ray
amturonce that an Itnrncnae number of
the oCicera of our army and navy who
go on foreign service, i-ftpvclully when
one of our 'little war' ia expected, pro
viilo thcniKclvea with certain eoally
recognized protectlona.
"Tliene, mind you, are well-known
articles of trade to the service. The
commonciitand moat uaual type of these
protection conhints of fine but beauti
fully tempered sinirle chains, inclined In
in soft leather, which rin along- the
ahoulders. down the outer side of the
arms and over certain parts of the
body. Three can either be sewn into a
particular tunic or they can be adjusted
separately and put on like harness.
The moat valuable of all chains, in con
nection with accoutrements, are thoac
wuicu guard the head, and In caaea
where the regulation rap or helmet la
not sumcientiy protected in this way
specially made chains are sewn inside
the same and covered by the lining,
asoklne la ( rrart.
Commenting on the fact that Dot long
ago a psator of a church in the Whlte-
chspel dlalrli't In London announced
from the pulpit that in future his hear
er might stuoke their pipe during
service if they chnae, rindependsnce
llclge say there Is nothing so very
strange about that. In the Mr Iran
courts of law. It save, the atnoklng of
cigars la sanctioned by boatry cualom;
there one may often aoo a prisoner
pu fling away at the fragrant weed
while answering the qucatloa put to
him ty the judge, and th latter serene
ly add 14 the general atrwike. Mexican
teacher reward their diligent pupils
by giving tltrm permiaalon to smoke
cigar or ela'srette during erhool
hours, and lifneve- the worthy po!
gttrtir I In gmal htim rr the schunlrnoai
Uthl. k with smoke. Hmoklng begets
thirst; hence on the teacher's deak
aland a huge Jar (Lied with"pulaae,'
the national beverage, to refresh the
tutor end I u lured.
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who Uvea at Tunbridge Wells:
"I thought perhaps you would allow
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and fcarlu the cold and hunger have
made the wild birds around our Iioumc.
"Of courao we feed thorn with bread
and all sorts of odds and end, and the
ground Is simply black with our hunfrry
visitors. Even the sunplclous rooks
come quite cloae to the house for their
share.
A little blue-tit passes its day In our
baaeuient, heedless of sleepy pussy
baking herself before the stove.
Moat of all 1 Winn to tell yon about
my strange bedroom companion, a little
robin, which has taken np Its residence
in my bedroom; and though I leave the
window open, he never goes out except
to take a short fly. We psas the night
together, and he makes his bed In one
of my football boots.
"The other morning he woke me up
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ENGLISH DIFFICULT TO LEARN.
tmw FraMliniaa C aa ffaaaar tb Lraa
gaag With aa Saaaai.
The Frenchman, past or present.
who speak KnglUh especially well and
doe not pronounce Mirlish names I
with an eccrnt that is peculiarly
French U very rare Indeed. President
Felii Faure mw hold the honors
throughout all France for hi eiccllent
F.ngliah, and CuglUhmen resident in
Paris, as well as the public men of
London, who have opportanlilve of
knowing, say thst he quite equal Na
pi ilmn III. in hi fluency a 1'AnglaLse.
M. Faure, in fart, la the first of tin
preai'lrtit who has been able to pro
noun re i.ngltah well. Thiers, MacMa
hon. tirevy and famot had very Im
perfect knowledge of that language
and Orevy ws earierialiy weak, 0"l
only In his peiwianriaiioai but la hi
handling of F.ngliah eetba. Th! I a
eurUius frt, and a rather Instructive
one. when It eome to he recalled that
nearly alt the last king of France
were gol F.ngliah scholar.
Atrnmg French staleamea llama de
Coueret, the prwnt atabasaadof of the
Irvn h repni.'ie at the eoert wf Ht.
Jar t., 4. 1 1 1:0 grasp of the language
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