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Wliiln ytm knon ytinr fnhsf'rintion naid uu yoi
can ki'Op ytiur brand in frfociT ctxirH.-
(. It AdkitiH, MnrHOH. ,T, on ritrlir nhotiltlor: cut-
tln, V, K on'riKlit hip JtitriKe in (Jront and Mor
row oomiticH.
AdkniH. J J llttrH'B, JA conmtctod on lfft
Hack; r-itlflo, Bnmii on left liip.
If 1 Miilt tmiTi. Oi'., Mfiniriian llnrwcH, r IIh on
U'fl uliotildfr; call li, .iim on cilit Klionldt-r.
Iii'iini'lt, Cy l!rn"n, II on left Hlmiililcr.
Jfifiwri. J (.! llorM'H. cindL' C witli ilnl. in onn
toron h'Tl liij; ntitllu. t-artic.
Ifovfr. W IJ, Ijcjia llidrii-H. hox hrand or r.'n
hip raltlf, Rit ru'', with wplit, in car-h car.
1W. I'.O.-HnnH, I'iion lift.4li(jiil(lir; ciit
. Himtn on lefl hip,
liiii'ii.T. I'1.. lionti lliirk.--- ff c-h4k o with bur
under and over on rirlil. nliotildiT.
Marlon. Wi- Hoi'mch, .1 11 on ritrliHliiirh. oattlH.
Hiunu on ritdit hip;HpHt in oacli tar.
W in. Hudio. MniiiiiiH-nt . -Jirands iothi'm R on
rilit wlioitldi-r, ItaiiKO. ( runt and .Morrow coun
tii'H. A Ninon, (). IV Cat Mo brand. O J) on loft hip
ami horwii huimu hrand on riKlit nliouldtir. lianiio,
( onk. A. J,, I ,pi i a JtorMcH. .Hi on rm htuhon :twr:
Cat tlt., Hainoon riRlit liip: our mark Hijuure cro
otf left, and Nplil in riht.
(iiirrin, It x HorwH, w on Inftatifio.
Cuniiiiflian n, W H, Nowton KaiRiliIlorupp. T
with tiynra 'J undt'r it on loft Hhonldnr: nan I
nainc on left liiprind 'ImkIi, U'ft oar wqnare out
Cox it Kntdi.Hh, llaiiliiiau Cattle, (J with ) iu
cpnli'r: horHt'H. t'K on loft 'up.
It. i'.. ( oflnan, Miiniiinciit, 'irant Co, Or.
Irlorncn hraiaicd eirolu with hnr henoatli. on loft.
Hhoiilder: oaltlo mnio brand on both hi on, mark
under hlojie oolti en in and lifwlap,
Urnuilat-r, W M--CatMi It Don rijflit Hidf, bwiiI.
low -fork in each ear; liorMm, li l on vf hip.
I'leek, ilai'krton. -ItorHOH.- 71' (!omierled on
rinht Hhoulder; cattle Hamo on riht hip.
Kar murk, hole in rtlit atid crop off left.
Itieualleii. John W.-Horrtm branded half-cir
cle J I, connecied on left, hhouhlor. Cattle, Haine
on lefl hip. ItiuiKf. near Lexington.
V loreiup, li A -t attle. I.l- on ri'lil hip; horsoM,
F wild bar under on riiit Hhoultler.
FlorencP, H F-Hoi'mch, K on rittht alioulder
cuttle. K on HkIiI hip or tliitrh.
Armstronn. .1. ( .. Acton - 1 with hnr under if
on loft Hhotildnr of horneH; cattlo Hamo on loft
....
liny. iictirv-u.M on letl nlnnilder.
(Inble, Kntnk HorHeH. 7 I-' on left ulide: cuttle
HtuiK- en rmtii i
(i imam-. A I
HlleMik.T. K
Ue, H on lefl h
1 1 Ll lltp'M
. 1 1 or-!., :tt tin Huh I hl.oultlnr.
Ibtrsi h, lion lofi shuuhler; cat
Uniduiao - lloixt-N, II on left
UanK.
IL-iyes, .1 M HoiHer., w inttutih on left Mhouldor
call le. HHini' on rih' In p.
.liinkin.N. M.- ibiiHen, hoir.e..hop J on left
ill
Caitle, I lit Han:.'. Uane on J:iht
Mir
,lui-. huh, I'Vlix - UnrrteH, circleTon left wtifi
cattle, Kinir on ii;!i hip, undm Imlf mip in ri
and j.lil in left I'er.
Kirk,.l I' llurses li'.l on left nhotihier: ontl
mien left hip.
Kirk, .1 C Ilui.Hch, J7 ou oil her Hank; cuttlu
on null! nitle.
liiu-Ki'ti, l:ir'iiiun Hornet, H t on l,.ft hip,
I ewL, .1 It. Ijeua Uorne, V wiLli - o-.or it on
left rthuuhlcr.
Minor, n.cur.--Cattlt M D on riht hip; horsoa
M on lefl Hiinuhter.
Mui'tran, S N-llorKHH, M ) on left Bhouhlur
CKltle, rWititrSjl! left hip.
Met umber, ,lan A, At wood MdI'sch, M with
bar oer on riKlit Hliouhlor.
MorKtui, TIioh lloien, circlo T on left nlutul-dm-nnd
left thiuh; calllo, on riht iIokIi.
Mitchell, (i'ar, l'iii,Hvilto - llornon, )7 on riBhl
hip; cat Mo, 7J on ritht Hide.
Mct'biroii.lXi- Ibiihen, KiKinc Soiioacli shoul
der; cattle, nl- on hip.
Nool, Andrew, Ijoiio Hock - Hoiwm AN con
iiocted on lefl Hhouhlor; cattle Hiinie on both hip
Newman, W. It. - Hornet N with half circl
over it on left Hhoulder.
Noitlyke, K -llorn'w, circle 7 ou lyfl thigh; out
tlo, tuunc on lefl hip.
Oiler, IVrry, l.oiie Itock V O oi left uliou.dor
lYarwon, tthtvo.- Hovhon, circlrt shield on loft
ttho'ildcr and 'Jt ou lefl hip. Cuttle, circle shield
on left hip, IhuiKoon ! ikM Mile
Peaixon, Jiw Tino Oity. Ilorbi hj on loft hip
low down.
I'arker (lleaHon, Unnlmnn Ilorson IP on
lefl Hhoulder.
l'ipi'i-,.1. IK, Acton HtirwH, .1 K connoctod on
Ufl nhouldor; caltlo, Hamo ou left hip, under bit
hi each oar.
Hood. Autlnw, Hanlumn- HorweH, Btjnaro cms
woe t)uinicr-t.-uiit, inn n on ieu m me.
UemiirjT, t'hrtH Mornen, (' It on left nhnuldor.
Hector. J V Horhoit, JO ou loft htulilor. Cat
tlo, O on HkIiI hii.
Spray, J. K,- Horsen braiultxt HK connectotl on
right Hliouldcr; rattle Hjtme on both In in.
Spray, J. C. lliu-ws bi authi S on rinht nhoul
dr, cattlo bramletl S on the ritfht hip ami a
smooth crop off of tho left oar.
Straight V. K. lb txen Mhaded J 8 on loft
Htitle; caltlo .1 S on leH hip, hwiJIow fork iu riyht
oar, utnlerhit in left,
Saer, liobt HorHt'H, S on right hhoulder; cattle
iMpiareoii ngiii nip ae.i ou right HhouUfe
,swngni:, 1 1, Alpine 11
shotiMei ,
HS mi righ
S,u p. I'!.,.;. Hoihoh, S A Ton left hip; cattU
ttamc .'it let( Inn.
or-"'", 1S on on left hip; cat
Me, -;unooit h-l'l mtlo, wiitlloou loft hide of nock
oar cm wharp at piiut.
Stf oofoti. Mrs A J Cattlo, S on riht hip
HwalU'W-fork in left oar.
Shelton tV Son -HoiHew, H on it sidt ovyr an
on loft Hhoulder; call lo, Hamo on left hip.
Hperry, l ti- ( lUtlo, W C on loff hip, crop ofl
right ami undyrlui tn left oaf , dulap; homy. (J
on left nhouhier,
Swaggiirt.t V HorHot, 4t on loft shoulder:
Sit wurt, (ieo., Hiintnian llorsot circle o on
left shoulder,
cattle, 44 on left hip.
Thomson. J A Itorstw, f, on loft shoulder
Cattle, 'J on loft chouhler.
Tippet. S T-llortte. C on loft shoulder.
Wade, Henry.- Homon branded act of spadtw
ou loit shoulder and left hm. Cattle branded
ainetui left Hide antl loft tup.
W nlbrtdgu V h H.moa brandotl U li on loft
Hhouhler, caltlo U L ou ritjlit hip, Kan go on
Halm Fork.
WoIIb, A 8-Horwoa, 0t, on loft uliouldor; oattJ
aiuo.
Vlttnd.J H, Hanlumn Ctrolo Con !e thigk
WmnlwaiHi, Jotiu Honto, til1 conuecUni un
left nhuuldfr.
Wallaco, Charloa-Cattlo, V on right thinh, holo
in Ufl ear; litirno. W ou rijilit shouUlor, piiiur
Mine on left nhouldor.
Wron, A A-Cattlo, runnin AA with bar aorsi
on right hip.
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SOMETHING ABOUT THE CODLIX
MOTH AND OTHER INSECT
PESTS.
The necessity for immediate
action in battling with the obnox
ious pests that have already secured
so strong a held in many of the
orchards of Oregon, prompts the
"State Board of Horticulture,"
created by the last Legislature, and
which met and organized but yes
terday, to issue this bulletin, its
first act towards carrying out the
objects for which it has been
created. The information contus
ed in this bulletin is of necessity
brief, and somewhat crude, for
time will be required to enable the
board to secure that information
from practical experiments that
shall be of most value to the or
chardists in particular, and to the
horticulturist in general.
THB COIl LIN MOTH.
The Codlin moth is without
question the insect that needs to
be looked after first, as it is with
out doubt the worst pest ever in
troduced into the State. It is
needless to write nt length about
the ravages of this enemy of the
pear, apple and quince; those who
have suffered from his acquaintance
know him well; those who have
been so fortunate as to escape his
acquaintance will do well to use
the one ounce preventive and keep
him out, and so have no need ,for
the pound of cure. It is only by
"eternal vigilence" that Oregon's
reputation for producing the "big
red apple" sound and free from
worms, "can be maintained." We
therefore appeal not only to the
first law of nature, "self preserva
tion," but to that nobler one that
stirs the heart and prompts to
nobler deeds that tho entire State
may be benefitted thereby.
liEMEDIES AGAINST THE CODLIN
MOTH.
There are two modes of fighting
them generally made use of one
is to prevent the hatching of the
egg, or the killing of the young
worm while working into the fruit;
the other is the catching of the
worms in traps as it is escnping
from the fruit, or by having the
fruit eaten by hogs as soon as it
drops from the tree and before th
worm escapes. The first mide is
without doubt the most successful,
and is also the loast expensive.
This is accomplished by Bpraying
the trees with London purple or
Paris green, using one pound of
either to ono hundred and fifty gal
lons of water. Taris green is com
pound of arsenic and copper. It
is far more powerful poison than
arsenic alone, and is not soluble in
water, hence it will remain much
longer on the trees. London pur
ple is another arsenical compound.
It is the residue from the manufac
ture of aniline dye, and contains
lime, arsenious acid and carbona
ceous matter. It is soluble, more
adhesive and loss poisonous than
Paris green, and therefore is to be
preferred. It is better to wet the
powder thoroughly and make a
panto before putting it into the
vessel of water that it may not
form lumps. The spray is caused
by forcing the liquid by means of
a force pump through a fine per
forated nozzle, made specially for
tl 10 purpose. The finer it is the
loss liquid will be required. The
important thing is to scatter the
spray on all the fruit.
WHEN TO Hl'ltAY.
Tlul Codlin moth soon after the
fruit sets, lays her eggs upon the
calyx end of the young fruit. The
grub as soon as hatched eats its
way into the center of the young
fruit, and there growing with its
growth works its mischief. In its
early stage the young fruit is erect,
its calyx upwards, ami the least
particle of poisoned water falling
upon it is sufficient to destroy the
young worm when it attempts to
eat its way into the fruit; there
fore, th. best and most appropriate
time for spraying tho trees isoou
after the fruit is set, and wheu it
is about tho size of a small pea.
Experience teaches, however, that
it is not safe to depend upon the
ono early spraying to accomplish
the results Bought for, whether
coming from a second and perhaps
third crop, which many affirm and
others deny, or from those that
from some cause have not matured
as rapidly as others, still the facts
remain that iu mauy places the
Codlin moth does not stiug the
fruit and lay the eggs until later
in the season; therefore, to obtain
the best results the spray iug should
be continued with an interval of
two weeks until the first of" July,
and even later thau this on some
late varieties. Care should be ob
served that vegetables are not
sprayed with these mixtures, pud
no animals- be allowed to eat the
grass that has been saturated with
the spray.
THE GREEN AHUS.
The use of the above mentioned
eprays will be of grest value to the
: orchard iu not only ridding it of
j the Codlin moth, but they will alao
, be found benefieial'iu freeing it
i from uiany other obnoxious insect:
1 aud fungi that are a source of great
annoyance" and often oi great dan-1
ger to the trees and fruit. There '
are a number of mixtures that will
operate successfully in exterminat-1
ing the green aphis or fippi. tiee!
louse, and can be used as most con
venient to be procured:
First Take i pound borax soap,
J pint kerosene oil; mix in 2J gal
lons hot water.
Second. 1 pound of whale oil
soap dissolved in three gallons hot
water.
And still a third which is easily
procured:
1 pound of common laundry
soap dissolved in sixteen gallons of
hot water.
Apply any of these mixtures by
means of a spray pnmp where the
aphis begin to show themselves.
The time has arrived when every
person having an orchard should
be the owner of a force pump with
a spray nozzle specially adapted to
the work of spraying trees. Where
one person has not sufficient usf
for a pump to justify him in buy
ing one for himself alone, let him
join with a few neighbors and get
one that will serve them all. The
cost of the material and the time
required in applying it is small.
London purple or Paris green
costs, but 25 cents per pound in
small quantities and pumps all
complete and ready for use can be
had from $14 to $34 each, accord
ing to size and capacity for work.
It is the desire of the board to
do all they can in accomplishing
the results sought in the enactment
of the law creating them, and to
this end they bespeak the co-operation
of every person interested in
horticulture in Oregon. The sec
retary desires to secure the name
of every fruit grower in Oregon,
and to this end requests that every
one to whom this knowledge shall
come, will send him his name and
postoffice address. He also desires
that all will write him freely rela
tive to their experience in combat
ting those common enemies of the
orchard ist, for it is only by an
interchange of experiences that the
best results can be obtained. The
board will issue other bulletins
relative to the treatment of the
wooly aphis and other important
matters of interest to all at an early
day.
By order of the board.
Ethan W. Allen,
Secretary.
THE CASCADE LOCKS.
Tho work at the Locks has pro
gressed in a more -satisfactory
manner the past season than
during any previous one. A deep
execution has been made in the
lower lock, and the stone walls are
now in course of construction.
If' an appropriation had1 been
received this year there would be
strong hopes of an early comple
tion of this work. As it is, the
engineer in charge will be forced
to save enough to protect the plant
until congress feels sufficiently
liberal to make another appropria
tion. There have been so many
"leaks" in those government dona
tions that one almost loses hope
that the locks will ever be com
pleted. In 1880 tht, bulkhead
cost nearly one appropriation,
blasting out the river another, the
buildings and machinery two or
three, steamboats, $10,000; water,
about $3,000; etc., etc. All these
may have been necessary; but when
the people see the funds for the
improvement of river almost
entirely swallowed up by these
menus, and they forced from year
to year to sutler the extortions of
corporations, they become dissat
isfied aud discouraged. Tinws-'
Mountaineer.
A mauuscript in Latin, dated
Oct. 29, 1542, is alleged to have
been found in a cave near Gaius
ville, Tox. It purports to give an
account of Spaniards in search of
Hernando De Soto, the discoverer
of the Mississippi river.
How to Get the Gazette for Noth
iNti Mr. C. E. Fell, th Heppner nur
seryman, will sell you 100 apple trees at
the reaiilnr rate. $15.00 per hundred,
and give you one oopy of tha Hei'pxkk
Oazettb tor one year. Fifty apple trees
will cost yon $7. 60, and with this he
will Kive you one copy of tho Gazette
for six mouths. His stock is strictly
first class, and is warranted.
A NEAT PUHI.lt ATION.
The Royal Gallery of Poetry nud Art
deserves its name. It is an illustrated
hook of favorite prose and poetic Reins,
selected from the wide rnntfe of EdkUsIi
literature, by skillful ami sympathetic
hands. To make one's self aud one's
i family familiar with the oontent of this
rare volume is to take mauy steps in the
direction of the purest anil highest cul
ture, alike of the heart nud the intellect.
! It is an introduction to the best compa
ny the world has ever known.
I A a ... t,,n.l,t,mnl nTAmition. tliA nnner
! is eAclleut, the typography suberb, the
I illustrations ample anil artistic, many of
I them exquisite. It is amazing that
! such a sumptuous volume, royal quarto
j 642 pages, with 400 oharming illustra
tions, attractively and admirably bound,
j edited with the most loving and pains-
taking skill, oan be furnished at the
, low oust at which this royal publication
is oITitihI to the uncrowneil kiugs and
queens of American homes.
The J. Dewiog Company, 813 Market
St.,San Franoisoo, Cal., are conducting
the sale of this noble work and all appli
cations for agency should be addressed
to them.
What to Call Their Wives.
-
Sexton's wife Belle.
To get a wife Marie.
Porter's wife Carrie.
Jeweler's wife Pearl.
Lawyer's wife Sue.
Farmer's wife Tillie.
A printer's wife Em.
Pugilist's wife Mollie.
Minister's wife Grace.
Gambler'sjwife Betty.
Gardener's wife Rose.
Musician's wife Viola.
A fat man's wife- -Lena.'
Undertaker's wife Nell.
Fisherman's wife Nettie.
Shoemaker's wife Peggy.
Auctioneer's wife Biddy.
Astronomer's wife Stella.
Statesman's wife Virginia
Til io l-rorvioiji-
JeweligEtts
Still Continues to Sell
watches, ;
: CLiOOKS ,
J"It3"VCrI3IjIT."V, ETC.,
At the Lowest Possible Prices.
A large stock of Gold Pens, Ame
thyst and Cameo Gold Rings,
Gold and Silver Watches Always
A Full Line of
XUE"CT(sXG-A.Xj iktstrti
Has been added to his large and well
selected stock.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY AND ALL
Work G-iiarrviitoocl.
8TOUE opposite Minor, Dodson & Go's May St:
Heppner, . . . Oreson
California, Oregon and
IDAHO
STAGE COMPANY.
J. B. Keeuey, Supt.
Monument Stripe leaves Heppner Mondays,
Wednesdays nnd Fridays at 6:30 . M.
Monument Stage arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays at 5:00 1. M.
Sunday SUse to and troin Arliuxton. Fore,
$5.00 earh way
Pendleton Stage leaves Heppner 6:80 A. M.
arrives " 4:80 P. M.
Fare to Monument, - - 85 00.
Fare to Pendleton, - $4.00.
E. J. SLOCTJM & CO., Agents.
Freight 2 cents per pound.
Heppner, Ogn
Arlington Meat Market,
KEEPS, constantly; on hand
Foil, Fix
I'I'I I I II H
1 1 Ullt)
AND
SAUSAGE .
VARNEY& PUTNUM
Arlington, Oregon.
S. P. Fl.OllKNCE. E FLOKKNOF
FLORENCE BROTHERS,
STOCKRAISERS !
Uia'l'NliK - . - OHKUON.
Cattle bnindi'dtuid ear-marked an shown above.
HormtH V on ritfht. Hhoulder.
Our tiattlo ranfio iu Morrow. Gilliam, Umatilla
and WancocountioH. Wo will pay SMUU.irU re
ward for th am'Ht and conviction of any person
Btfulnia. our stock.
!I S IE,
"Wool
Liberal Advances Made
CONS1QNMENTS.
SAX FRAXCISCO:
Warehouse and Office, Corner Fifth and
Tmcnsend Streets.
PORTLAXD: 20 Washinjton Street,
II El'PXE R AGF.XT:
Coffin & MeFarland.
1)
niiiiini1
SUPERIOR QUALITY OF BEER!
It is manufactured with the latest
brewing apparatus and cau't be beat.
Lunches of all Kinds,
And the best brands of Cigars.
Empty kegs must be returned or $6
apiece will bo charged.
J". D. 3Tttox-, Prop.
New Stock! New Fixtures I !
New Everything! !
Pure Wines ami Liquors
And the Be
HAVANA CIGARS
Are alw&yti kpt iu sUk mt th
GUM SALOON,
Opposite H. lilacknma A Co.s Htor ourtaoaa
trtN&uiKHit lo all. Com niisMin aud
aStP
If 2&
1
Commissi Merchants
mv
The Tery Latest Styles just receiqed from
Portland and San Francisco
AT
Mrs. Warren's
Fashionable Millinery and Ladies
Furnishing Store.
Thankful for the generous liberality
and good will of the people of Heppner
and vicinity in the past, we oordially
solicit their patronage in the future.
MRS. MARY WARREN.
THE GKEAT
Transcontinental Route
Northern Pacific
BAILEOAD!
Cascade Branch, now Completed, mak,
ing it the Shortest, Best and Quickest.
The Dining Car Line. TheDirect Route
No Delays. Fastest Trains. Low
est Rates to Chicago aud all points
East. Ticels sold to all Promi
nent Points throughout the
East and Southeast.
Through TuIIim DravJiy Room Sleeping Cars.
Reservations can be secured in advance.
To East Bound I'aseners
Be careful aud do not make a mistake,
but be sure to take the
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
And see that your ticket reads via this
line, St Paul or Minneapolis to avoid
changes and serious delays occasioned
by other routes.
Through Emigrant Sleeping Cars run
on regular express trains full leugth of
line. Berths free. Lowest rates. Quick
est time.
General Office of the Company, No. 131
First St., Cor. Washington St.,
Portland, Oregon
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
The Sterling Gh
Manufacturers of
THE STERLING PIANOS,
WHICH FOB
Quality of Tone, Beauty of Design,
FINISH and adaptability for stand
ing in Tune have no equal.
Every Piana Warranted for Five Years
And satisfaction guarantwd to every purchaser.
Also Manufacture tbe World-Renowned
STERfiVG ORGAN
' Factories, Derby, Conn.
TO SAN FRAXISC0, CAL,
-BY WAY OF THE-
Southern Pacific Company's Line.
THE PIT. SBBSTH ROUTE.
Quicker in Time than Any Other Route
Between
Portland
San Francisco.
Leave Portland at 4 P. Daily.
THROUGH TIME, sD HOURS.
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS,
For Accommodation of Second-Class
. Passengers Attached to Express
Trains.
Fare from Portland to Sacramento aud San Fran
cisco:
!Tnliniiteil, f5
Limited Firat-Clasa, at)
" " Serutiil-l'liiss, !5
Through Tickets to all Points South
and Ea.it,
VIA CAWPOKXIA,
TICKET OFFICES:
City Office, Ne. 134. Corner First & Alder Street
Depot Office, Corner F and Front Streets,
POHTLAND, OHEOON.
R. KOKHLEK. E. P. ROGEliS.
Manager. Asst. ii. F. and Pass. agt.
Dobbins Electric Soap
THE BEST FAMILY SOAP
IN THE WORLD.
It is IStrictly Pure. Uniform in Quality.
THE original formula for which we paid ;o,ooo
twenty rears a$o has never been modilu-d or
changed io the slightest. This soap la
Identical In quality to-day with
that made twenty years ago.
IT contains not bine that can In
Jnrethe ti neat fabric. 1 1 bright
M colors and bleaches whites.
IT washes flannels and blankets as no other soap
id the world does without shrinking leaving
them o(t and white and like new.
READ THIS TWICE
THERE is a rreat aavlnr of time, of labor,
of soap, of fuel, and of the fabric, where Dob
bins' Electric Soap is usd accordiuff to dire
tlons.
OX E trial w:.H demonstrate its great merit. It
will pay you to make that trial.
T IKE all beat tbina, it is extensively imt
a" tated and counterfeited.
Peware cf Imitations.
INSIST upon Itobbina Electric. Don't tak
Magnetic, Elestro-M agic, Philadelphia Eiectis
or any other fraud, simply because it is cheap. Tt.c)
trill ruio clothes, and are dear at any price. Ask for
t4 DOBBIXS' ELECTRIC x
and take no other. Nearly every grocer from M-iine
so Mexico keeps it in stock. If yours hasn't it, he
will order from his nearest wholesale grocer.
T5 EAD carefully the inside wrapper around each
. J bar, and be careful to follow directions
ea each outside wrapper. You rsnnvt Mtloril to
Wait longer before trying tor yourseit (his old, reiiable,
ad truly woaderfui
Dobbins' Electric Soap.
I. L. CIUG1X A CO., Philadelphia To, i
art
tl i, 1 H-a IS faj-5 J MP 1.1
m
HEAD.
Try the Cure
Ely's Oi'sm Balm
Cleanses the ITasal f .Bsagea. Al
lays Inflammation, iteals the Soros.
Restores the Souses of Taste, Smell
and Hearing.
A partirlo Is applied Intoenchnofltrll and
Iff aa-rrr-nblf . Price 5()c. at lrugiala or by
Bail. KJA UliOTIlEKfv'ioWarrenSL.New York.
When I say CtrRJl I do not mean merely to
Stop them lor a time, and then have them to
turn again. I UKA.U A KADICAL CUiUl.
1 have made the ditteuse ot
FITS, EPILEPSY op
STALLING SICKNESS,
A life-lonpr study. I WAktiant my remedy to
Conic tho worst cnf.cn. licoause others have
failed is no reason for not now receiving a euro,
fiend atonce for a treatise nnd a 1 hue Hottls
of my Infallible Ukmrdy. Give Express
and Poet Ofliro. It costs you nothing for a
trial, and it will euro you. - Address
H.G. ROOT, Wl.C, I S3 Pearl St., New York
OUE,
ll .11 I -r
whilB convenient VVUrSVJ
to the buyer as any
instalment system, is
a wholesale spot cash
system to us. 1 lie
co-operation of the
rlnh members sells US
LWf8 watches in each PHILA-
ihe Club for each watch before it goes
out, though each member only pays
iZLjl $i a ween, mis is wny we give you
M'uf more for your money than any one else
KI nnr4 wtiv we nre rloin? lite Ifirees!
watch business in the world. We sell
only first quality goods, but ouij
prices are about what others get f r sec
ond quality. Our MO Ml verWateh
is a substantial Silver (not hniiatienoj
any kind) Stem-Wind American Lever
Watch either hunting case or open.
Our m:iH. OO Wat ell is a Stem-wind .
Open race, lirst quality, stilteued Uolu
AniericanLevcrWiitch . truaranteed to
wear 20 years. It is fully equal toanyiji ;
watch sold for 118 bv
iners. we nnuni
ff a first-class Stiii'ened Gold Case much
more satisfactory and serviceable than
any Solid Gqld Case thatc&n besoldat
less than double the money, as cheap
solid cases are invariably thin, weak,
of low quality, and worthless after
short use. Our 38 Watch contains
numerous important patented im-,
provements, of vital importance to accur-l
ate timing J'aient Dustfroof, Patent Stem
Vindt&c, which we control exclusively. It
is fully equal for accuracy, appearance, dnra-
Dinty ana service, to any 75 watcn, eitner
ODen Face or Himtine. Our 843.00 Rail
road Watch is especially constructed fori
.! . .. I f .V,D lw.a Cil 1
road Watch made. Open Face or Huntinc.
All these prices are either all cash or in clubs, IMTh
81.00 a week. An Aim Watch Cfi''11;!!
Intulalor given frea with each Watch. ipJv VLW
1 neeysTone waxen uiudug
Main Office In Co'i Own Building
004 WALNUT ST. PHIL AD A. PA.
Agenta Wanted.
AJax Watch Insulator, $1,00
A piirfectiiroteotloii anlDSt mantlet Ism.
FitnnuWatch. Haul bv mail on rcoelDt
of price. (TJ We renr to any Commercial Agencfi-A
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rey
v6rvttlcriollA,ave,VOPPlSSETTLER,S
GUIDE, 124 pp. Frico or.!y 25:, (postage stamp
lilj",tlli vriy
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rpqmrrij,
brier lnstruol inn (riven, i nun' wno write to u hi once ccn se
cure t'r' tho best Pwiiie-iintdiinii in lin- wurM, ami Ilia
fiimt liti" of work s ufli it'll art iV'T tlnwn tunt'ilitr in Aiifiira.
TitlJJK V4'0., JUox T AiieislH, Mi.iue,
TLHS LAD3ES' FAVORITE,
NEVER OUT OF OHSER.
If you desire to purclinsp n potrin niacnln,
ask bur n i?ont nt ytvjir ilui'0 lr terms inul
prifoa. If you cannot filial tnir :tent, write
tl irOUV W ""-"t n 'M wiwirfMti;
across.
Chicago - 8 t!N!0N SQUARE.NX- "DALLAS
ATLANTA. Oft.
sssr?'cl;c:cAL
LEKZER & THOMPSON, Ag'ts.
Heppner. Oregon
Pacific department, general agency, 72S Market
striM't, history buililiiig, ttn Fmncieco, Cal
BratichtK. 4f Morriwin St., Portland. Or., 18
South Sfcond Sr. Sun Jose, Crfl., 55 North
Spring St.. Lns Anaeh'H. ("aJ
Is the oldest and mnt populnr wtertlflc sr4
mochamcal parr published and has the lament
circtilatt'in of uny pap-r of its class m the world.
Fully ill ti strut fd. P-t class of Wood Knernr
Incs. Published weekly. ?end for upcnmen
Ciny. Price 3 a Tenr. Four months trial, 11.
ML'NN it CO., Pcuu:iiEKj(, 301 Broadway, N,f.
ARCHITECTS BUILDERC
Edition of Scientific American. 0
A fcrreat succeM. Rach Issue contains cnlnred
llthiwraphic plates of country and cut rfsiden
ees or public buildirtirs. .Niinien as emravinds
and full plans and speciHoations for the ue of
iuchascnieniplate huiidinji. Price 2.t.is yar,
2acts.acupy. ML' N.N' A CO Pi BLlHlitj.
IATEHTS
I maTbesecnr
ed by apply
inn to Mi'.vji
A Co.. who
havt oTcf
M40 years' erpenence and hare made over
l.iVH) apnhrati..ns for American and F- r
ein patents. S-nd t-r Huidbook. Curm
Puodence s'ri.-tly funtidenrtal.
TRADE MARKS.
In case your mark is not registered tn the Pat
ent tttt"e,'applT to MfNN A Co and procure
immediate protection. nd for HandiXMjk.
COPYRItNIITs for feooss. cnarta, maps,
c .juicsiy pr.cured. Address
Ml'SX A- CO.. Patent Stjlicllers,
ticNiviL Orrici: J01 Bboadwat. N. T,
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