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-THE-
UNION PACIFIC
RAILWAY.
"Overland Route
TICKETS
To all Principal Points in the Coiled
States. Cauuda and Europe.
HFGAM XEW DIMN'G CAI1S
Pullman Palace Sleepei-p,
7? COLONIST SLEEPING CARS
Run through on all Express Trams to
OMAHA,--
Counoil II luffs
AND
Without Change.
Clone Connection at Portland for r an
Francisco and Puj;'t Sound Points.
ALL IRON STEAMERS
Lave Portland for Kan Francisco every
four (4) days, making the trip h. 60
hours.
Cabin,.. $16. Steerage, V-00
Bound Trip Unlimited, $30,00.
For further particulars inquire of any
agent of the company.
T. W. LEE,
8. C. MELLIN, O. P cfc T. A.
General Traffic Manaufr. tf.
ARTHUR SMITH,
PRACTICAL
WATCHMAKER !
Opposite Gazette Office,
HEPPNER,
OREGON.
Watches, -A. Optical
Clocks, jj Goods
Watches Cleaned,
Mainsprings Fitted
1.50.
$1.50.
All work quaranteed for one year, tf ,
S. P. FLORENCE
STOCKRAISER!
HEPPNER
OHEQON.
Cattle branded and ear marked as shown above.
Horses E on right shoulder.
Onr cattle range in Morrow, and Umatilla
eounties. twill pay 1OO.00 reward for the
arrest and conviction of any person stealing my
took.
from Terminal or interior Points the
Northern Pacific
BAILEOAD!
Is the line to take
To all Points East and South.
It is the DINING CAR ROUTE. It run
Through TESTIBULED TRAINS
EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR
TO
St Ea.ul
(No Change of Cars;
Composed of DINING CARS unsurpassed,
PULLMAN DRAWING ROOM SLEEPERS
Of Laics! Equipment
Tourist Sleeping Cars
Best that oan be constructed and in
which accommodations are both
FREE and furnished tor holders
of First or Second-Class
Tickets, and
Elegant Day Coachs.
A Continuous Line oonneotint with all
Lines, affording Direct aod Uninter
rupted Service.
Pullman Sleeper Reservations can be
Secured in advance through
any agent of the road.
THROUGH TICKETS
To and from all points in America. Eng
land and Europe can be purchased
at any Ticket Office of this
Company.
Full information concerning rates, time
of trains, routes and other details
furnished on application to any
agent, or
A. D. CHARLTON,
AsaiatnTit General Passenger Aaent.
JV'O. HI First St., Cor. Washington.
tfc. PORTLAND OJRJSGOX
SiCit-
GOUT
Tor these complaints take Simmom
Iiiver Regulator. It kecpa the stomach
clear and prev ntsanyof the above poison
from getting- ia the system, or, it there
already it will drive them out, no matter
bow strongly rooted or long-standing and
you will again have good health and b
happy.
Have you a pain, in the side, back or
under the shoulder-blade ? It is not rheu
matism but dyspepsia. Take Simmon
Liver Regulator.
Docs your heart throb violently after
unusual exertion or excitement ? It is not
heart disease but indigestion.
Take Simmons Liver Regulator.
"As a matter of conceived duty to fiumanity I
wish to bear my testimony to the unfailing virtues
of Simmons Liver Regulator. If people could
only know what a splendid medicine it is, there
would be many a physician without a patient and
many an interminable doctor's bill saved. I con
sider it infallible in malarial infection. I had, for
many years, been a perfect physical wreck from a
combination of complaints, all the outgrowth of
malaria in my system, and, even under the skillful
hands of Dr. J. P. Jones, of this city, I had
despaired of ever being a well woman again,
aimmons Liver Regulator was recommended to
tie. I tried it; it helped me, and it is the only
I ling that ever did me any good. I persevered la
its use and I am now in perfect health. 1 know
your medicine cured me and I always keep it as a
teliahle 'stand by' in my family." Mas. Ma
Ky Camden, Ala.
Forest Grove Poultry Yards,
ESTABLISHED IN 1877.
WyandotteH, Plymouth Rocks, Lmht
Bniniahs, Knee and SiiikIh Uooio
Brown I,e:tinrrjs, P.i'tridge
Cochins, Uondnns and Sil
ver Spangled Hamuli ge.
1,000 YOUNG FOWLS
Ready for Delivery.
BOOK YOUR ORDERS FOR
CHOICE SELECTIONS.
ly Fowls Have bo Superior
In America, and are the best on
this cmat hy a (treat difference.
I GOARANT E SATISFACTION TO
EVE 14 Y CUSTOMER.
Send for Catalogue.
Address
,T. M. GARRISON,
Box 55. com.3U0. Forest Grove, Or
L. SHEPHARD,
Blacksmith & Waitonmater.
FOX, OREGON.
All orders promptly attended to.
Prices to suit the Times,
THE PIONEBH
jewelry Estaii
Still Continues to Sell
WATCHES,
-z. CLiOCKS,
pijIlY, 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
rvot toioaij insthu-
Has been added to his large and well
selected stock.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY AND ALL
Worlt C3rv.x-.n.od.
STOKE opposite Minor. Dodson A Co's May Bt.
H 43 ii xfc - -tf- Or&scoxx
OUICK TIME
To San Francisco and i ll points in Call
foinia via the Mount Shasta '
Route of the
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
The Great Highway
Through California
To All Points
East and South,
The Scenio Route of the Pacific Coast
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEFEBS.
Pullman TomxsT Sleeping Cabs at
tached to express trains, affording
superior accommodations for beoond
clasa passengers.
Fare from Portland to Sacramento and San Fran
cisco: rntimited,
Limited Firt-C!as
44 Second-Class.
.. 15
Union Tioket Office No. 134. First St.,
Corner Alder, Portland, Oregon.
R. KOEHLEB,
t Manaotv.
E. P. ROGERS,
Depot, Fifth sad I Street.
LOCALETTES.
Naked 'I ruths About and Inter
esting to Our Home In
habitants. DM CP HERE, THERE XD OTHER PIACES;
The Troubles and .Tovs,
Successes and Adver
sities of Our Dear
People.
'Chnck" Gleason is able t be around
arin
Mts. Abe Wellf is quite ill with La
Grippe
Senator Henry Blackmail left Monday
for Portland.
Willie Cowins is nursing a felon on
his Ipft h'ind.
A. M Slocnm has sold his Rock creek
snn-mill to Will Mallnry.
Chfls. Tntfrahnm, of Eiyht Mile, spent
port of the holidays in Beppnr.
onnty court is in session thia week,
with .Tadfif" Kithley on the bench.
Rt McDonald i here to nssist, Rev.
Thompson in tlw prtrctid metioff
Fi'C speplt fcmder trhnn words. Sini-
mons Liver Retrnlntor will always pure.
Birnm Clark. Bob H .rt nndCapt. War
ren started Sunday for a hunt in the
Blues.
Mrs. W. F. Rnark left last Mondny to
xit friends and relatives nt Boise City,
Idaho.
Commissioner H. M. Yanehn. of Kiurht
Mile, is in town attending to county
matters.
Lee Amns was shot and killed by Rob
ert Macee at Mitchell's (Crook Co ,)
Christmas ball.
Heppner olnims to have dull timps,
but yon oneht to see other places before
yon sav too much.
Top finishing1 tonchep have heen pnt on
the Palace Hotel. Now for a good mnn
to act as "Mein host."
There are men in this world who can
sift their conscience down to a very fine
point to save a nickle.
l)o not weaken the stomtoh with
ptronf? chem'cnls. Simmons Liver Reg
ulator is mild and effpctive.
Pendleton has about recovered from
t!i diphtheria scare, which was not as
bad at anv rime as reported.
T. E. Fell is in receipt of letter from
his wife stntingr that Howard C. Dodeon
has started for his Oregon home.
While Eastern people arp sh-neelincr
through snow drifts and almost freezing
to death Oregon has balmy spring,
Thft Gazette shop can print a poster,
from the smallest dodper" sizetoasheet
26x40 in. No "Jim Crow" jobs nmed nnt.
It is rumored that T. N Basey ill
slmrtly rent- the Mountain Honsp to ,T'S.
Depny, and then move nnt to his Clark
Canyon ranch.
S. P. Garrignps is erpcting a building
next door to W. O Miner's store, on
t!ie Cnrran property, to be used as a
fnrniture store.
Heppner merchants sold their holiday
presents with about the same alacrity as
nsnal. with a pretty fair showing in the
line of cash trade.
Arthnr Kilenp, son of Mrs. Emma
Kimip. left Monday last to attend school
at Pendleton. He was accompanied by
his sister, Mis Ada.
Heppner is making do particular
record 'his winfpr in the line of being
healthy, nlthoufh fatalities are as few
and far apart as nsnal.
F. W. MoAlpine d-d a nea job of np
hostering W. M. Davis barber chair.
The latter is having his shop re-papered
and re-painted throughout.
Geo. Conper, Art. immerman and the
Gazkttb editor are more comfortable
than they were a week ago. Mr. Conser
has returned to his bank duties.
Nels Mitgnnsen has given np hie po
sition with J. W. Morrow in the liverv
stable, and will spend the remainder of
the winter on his ranch, near Lexington.
It is said that theColnmbiaand Snake,
as well as Umatilla Indians, have been
notified of the Messiah, but so far as
known, have not indulged in any "ghost'
antics.
The Pnyallnp Commerce has lately add
ed a Campbell press, with water motor
as power. It is a mate to the Gazette's
cylinder machine. The country Camp
is the best.
Died In Heppner, at 6 a. m., Monday
morning, Edith, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John Jenkins, aged 13 years. The
interment took place Tuesday in the
Heppner cemetery.
A sppoinl courier arrived from Monu
ment Sunday, bringing in word hat Mrs.
R. J. Gil more is seriously ill. A tele
gram was sent Mr Gilmore, who was be
low at that time.
Married At the residence of Dr. A.
L Fox, in Heppner, New Year's eve.,
Dec. 31, '90. at 7 o'clock, Mr. Oscar Alli
son and Miss Susie A. Copple, Rev.
Thompson officiating.
Uncle Jack Morrow says he didn't enjoy
his Sonnd trip the best in the world, be
cause this is the wrong season to appre
ciate I hat climate. Eastern Oregon has
the boss winter climate.
Foreeksa poor unfortunate, who is
compelled to stnmp along on pegs, has
made his headquarters a Heppner. His
lets, from the knee down, are perfectly
useless, caused, no doubt, by deformity.
Married At the residence of the
bride's father, E. T. Williams, on State
street. S lem, Wednesday. Dee. 31, 1890,
Major Dennis and Nora Williams, Rev.
C. E. Cline officiating. Salem States
man, 'Squire Everts, of Long Creek, was
burned in effigy on Tuesday night of last
week, he having made some rulings not
in accord with individual sentiment, or
otherwise. The Long Creek Eagle stands
flat-footed for the 'Squire.
If a person can reach their customers,
or those whose trade they desire, throti. b
the columns of a newspaper, it is busi
ness to advertise. If you cannot do this,
yon are throwing yonr money away.
Advertising is business, not charity.
The merchants of Heppner, who take
the most paius to have their wares prop
erly represented in the Gazette, are
reaping the biggest harvests. An ad.
must be written up with an eye to busi
ness, and should be changed occasionally.
It kind of 'pears like that every soli
tary person who has business with a
newspaper, expect to trade it out in
"chips and whetstones;" and if the debt
cannot be cancelled this way, it pinches
like blazes lo dig np a little cash. It is
a false idea of business
H. B. Cosley was arrestpd on Deo- 26th,
charged with assanltmg md attempting
to shoot Frank Cecil. The trouble grew
out of a jug of whisky which was pres
ent at the dance given at Frederick
Thane's place on Willow creek, Christ
mas night. The examination is set for
Saturday, Jan. 1, at 10 o'clock, a. m.
About a'd"zen witnesses have been sub
poenaed, and it is likely to be an expen
sive business aujhow. Arlington Advocate.
FROM COBASH CITY.
I have been too bu-y to w rie any news
for your paper from our section. Now
that I have harvested my peanut crop, I
will give you a blow. Ptauuts went 1,000
bushels per acre.
We have a city charter, two mayors
lawing for the chair, claiming fraud in
the election, each accusing the others of
colonizing votes. The city attorney is
in the "jug" for rolling a drunk, the
treasurer gone to Canada, the city clerk
short in his accounts, the aldermen
boodling raiiwav franchises and the re
corder with the jim jams."
Two lines of railway surveyed, the
new hotel completed, meals at. all hours,
only one dime and free drinks before
each meal.
'two mammoth grain elevators, to hold
1,000,000 bushels each, are projected by
prominent local capitalists, and A. F
Ritnd is to be president of the company.
A company talks of sinking a well for
gas to run the town. It ill take a mil
lion feet daily.
We have no room in this town for any
Farmers' Alliance. We haye studied
Bneli's Confidential Circular, for t he
past ten years, and know that when a
firmer makes more titan three dollar
per year lie will be a bloated bondholder
We make now only two bushels of wheat
for carrying one to market, and if he got
any more we could not get our wives
silk dresses, pianos and other nice little
knicfc knacks
I wrote to Jay hist week abiit it, and
l.e told ma not to woiry about it. That
congress would p;ss another t'lrifF law
reducing the duty on Alaska diamon--and
sand ni wood and the grangers won d
he happv. That he would put H. S o t
in as secretary of Agriculture, and 1
would originate a hog that -would weigh
more than Van's Billy Well, a farm-r
don't want money, because he don't know
how to use it. Hti can't play solo.
Dec. 31, '90. Lou.
BUCKLIN'S ARNICA SALVE.
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
bruises. Sores, Ulcers. SaltRhenm, Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chii
Bhiins, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions.
a id positively cures Piles, or no pay re
quired. It is guaranteed to give perfei
satisfaction, or money refunded. Prir
25 cents per box. For sale by r.
Ayers, Jr. Nov.l4.0.
PINE CITY ITEMS.
Towns Mathews has moved his sheer
to the Shaw range. They are looking
well.
I fear that the soul of man is going t
get in danger here, or one oi our leading
preachers is turning his attention to tht
study of criminal 1 w.
Beef, onions and hay are below par in
this neighborhood at present.
Pine Cit 's debating society met on the
27th iust., and some huge speeches were
made. Tbey wM meet next Saturday
evening at 6 o'clock. A. A Ayers po
W. F. Miuard, chief disputants; qnes
Hon, Resolved, That war has caused
more destruction than strong drink. All
are invited.
Chas. Cunningham, a well known
sheep m.in of Morrow and Umatilla
couuties, is at present in Prosser, Wash ,
looking out for his iuterests there.
Wilks.
IT IS A MISTAKE
To try to enre catarrh bv usiDi; local ap
plications. Catarru is not a local' bat
constitutional di ease. It is not a dis
ease of tbe man's nose but of the man.
Therefore to effect a cure, requires a
constitutional remedy like Hood's Sarsa
parilla, which, acting tun'UKh the blood,
reaches every part of the system, eypell
jnK the taiut nhicb oauses the diseace,
and imparting health.
Tbe kind of weather distributed to
Eastern Oregon at present, cannot help
but u ake good range, as well as moisten
the Boil for tbe farmer.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
"" The undersigned having been restored
o health by simple meaDB, after suffer
ing for several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease con
snmption. is anxious to make known to
his fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To those who desire it, he will cheer
fully send (free of cbarjre) a copy of th.
prescription used, which tbey will find
a snre cure for consumption, asthma,
catarrh, bronchitis and all throat and
lung maladies. He hopes all sufferers
will try his remedy, as it is iuvahmhle.
Those "desiring tbe prescription, which
will cost tbem nothing, and may prove
a blessing, will please addresB Kev. h,n
wabd A. Wilson, Williamsburg. Kings
County, New York. 400-362.
POLITICS DEGRADED.
In Walla Walla county, Wash., poli
tics have got down pretty well. It is
the bank there that manage it. They
have their choice of candidates, and
leave no atoue unturned to secure nom
inations and elections. Why? Because
each wants the couuty funds, and money
which necessarily passes through the
bauds of county officers. It is a source
of profit to a bank, because tbey can
loan a certain per cent, of deposit?, and
all they pet this way is clear gain.
If you want pnre politics, keep snob
institutions ou,t of it. Elect candidates
who have cot pledged themselves to
'drop the wud" here, or there, and the
political horizon will clear np. The
bosses of Walla Walla eonnty pull for
their selfish interests, and nothing more.
Is this the only county in the North
west that is run the same way?
There is nothing political in this.
Politics don't worry tbe capitalist; it's
how to make the money, and any other
professed principles that may be hung
np. are as innocent as a scarecrow; they
may deceive for a time, but in the end
will prove to be dummies of deception.
Capital, these days, orka to its own
selfinh ends without regards for the
right b of other people at large. How
ever, they are to blame. Let them assert
themselves, and not be led like blind
people.
TWENTY DOLLAR GOLD PIECES.
Mrs. John Curtis, of Peoria, III.,
writes: Used one box of Osae Pills
previous to my second confinement; they
worked like a charm. Wonid pay $'20
for a box rather than do without them,
as they have proved a Godsend to me."
Write Osae Medicine compauy, Wichita,
Ens., for particulars, and their book to
wives, mailed free. bold by druarnists.
Sold by T. W. Ayers, Jr., Heppner Oie
gon. 398 lyr.
A prominent physician, an old army
surgeon in eastern Iowa, was called away
from home for a few Gays; during his
absence one of the children contracted
a severe cold and his wife bonjjht a
a bottle of Chamberlain's Consrh Remedy
for it. They were so much pleased with
the remedy that they afterwards used
several bottles at various times. He
said, from his experience with it, he
regarded it as tbe most reliable prepara
tion in use for colds and that it came the
nnrcRt hpincr n finprthr of fltiV medlCHte
he bad ever seen. For sale by blooum- I
Johnston Drii Co.
I
LEXINGTON'S MASQUERADE.
The following assumed characters at
New Year's eve, Dec. 31, '90:
Lanes Peniand, clown; O. A. Sn miner,
sailor boy; N. A. Leach, Dr-mocrtic
party; Mrs. Lines Peul-md and Miss
Jessie Col ridge, Sbool GirU ; M. S.
Owen, Cowboy; N. .J. Hale, Com
pany D; W. L Owen, Clown; Mrs.
Frank Tiontmm, Sailor Girl ; Jsp A
LieuJilleo,, Sailor; A. Willis, Country
Jake; Fred Peterson, Clown; J. M.
White, f rit Iriaiimnn; A. A. WtMis, Mug
wump: Miss. Clara Mason. Q ieen of
Hearts; Harvey Mase ton. Sailor Girl;
C. A. Hodpon, Farmers Alliance P;irt;
E- Etskelson, Smoker; Frank Shiplf-'Y,
Sailor; Mr. Hunt. S tilor Bo; O Hurt,
Fat Man; Lee Padbnrg Bum; M. Fitz
gerald, "Susie Hannah IV11. f Jimtown;'
Miss Allie Smith. National Emblem; Kay
McAlieter, Capital; Miss Loin Sherry.
Ladbird; Marion Sperry, MiIUt of D-e:
Mrs. Geo W. Hp-Try, The Si; II Try
Cnsick, C b v: C. LietHller. TIip Bean
of the Ball; Mra. N. A Lech. Nii'ht;
Mis Maud Glasscock, Milk M-il; Miss
Lulu Bitotllhy, Queen of Hearts; Oftrrie
Young, Night ; .1 L (-Jibon, Republican
Par'v; Carrie Cvert, Snow ; Smi mIi StofiV,
Old Onntrv School M rm; F. L. rr.-ut-man,
Wash Woman.
Ererybody has heard of a " horse laujR.''
but who has ever seen an equine gifted with
the power of speech? Such an animal would
be pronounced a miracle; but bo would the
telegraph and the telephone a hundred years
Wigo. Why, even very recently a cure for con
sumption, which is universally acknowledged
to be scrofula affecting the lung?, would have
been looked upon as miraculous, but now peo-
Sle are beginning to realize that he disease
i not incurable. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery will cure it, if taken in time and
riven a fair trial. This world-renowned rem
edv will not make new lungs, but it will re
t:re diseased ones to a healthy state when
oti cr means have failed. Thousands grate
ful r testify to this. It is the most potent
tot c, or strength restorer, alterative, or
blood-cleanser and nutritive, or flesh-builder,
known to medical science. For Weak Lungs,
Spitting of Blood. Bronchitis. Afhma, Ca
tarrh in the Head, and all Lingering Coughs,
It is an unec led remedy. In derangements
of the stomach, liver and bowels, as Indiges
tion, or Dyspepsia. Biliousness, or "Liver
; Complaint." Chronic Diarrhea, and kindred
ailments, it is a sovereign remedy.
aumeuts. it is a oovercu
lBUARiHTEFD.l
Golden Medical Dis
covery " is the only med
icine or its ciass. Boia
bv druerrists. under a
priu ted auraiitee from the manufact
urers, that it will benefit or cure in every case
of disease for which it is recommended, or
money paid for it will be promptly refunded.
Copyright, 188S. hy World's Dis. Mux Ass'M.
OFFERED
4-ff by the manufactur
ers of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, for an
Incurable ou of Catarrh ia tbe Head.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
Notice is hereby given that there will
he a meeting uf the etekbhers of the
National Bank of Heppner at their bank
ing honse in Heppner. nn the second
Tuesday of January. 1891, be ween the
hours of 10 a m. and 4 p. m., for the pur
pose of electing directors for the eueninir
ye nr.
Dated at Heppner. Dec 2. IfiM).
Ed. R. Bishop,
403 407. Cashier.
Trial snbpci prions to the Gazette
one month, 25 cents; three month?, 75
cents. Take it.
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A Free Education or One Year's Travel in
tuiope.
In The Queen's "Word Contest,"
which the pnbiinhers of that raxgrzine
announce as the IjAwt onh they will'
ever offer. A Fre Education consisting
of a Three Years' Course m any Canadi
an or American Seminary or College, in
cluding all expenses, tuition and board,
to be p'iid by the publishers v;f The
Queen, or One Year Abroad, cconisiing
of One Entire Year's Travel in Europe,
nil expenses to be paid, will be given to
the person sending them the largest. list
of words made from Ihe text winch is
announced in the last isue of The
Queen. A special deposit of $750 has
been made in The Dominion B ink of
Canada, to carry out the offer. Many
other useful and valuable prizes will be
awarded in order of merit. Tbe publish
ers of The Quekn have made their popu
lar family magazine famous throughout
both Canada and the United States n
the liberal prizes given iu the-r previous
competitions, and hs this will positively
BE THE LAST ONE OFF EKED, they intend to
make it excel all others as regards the
valne of the prizes. Send six two cent.
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taining the text, complete rules and list,
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SUMMONS
In tbe Circuit Court for the State of Oregon
County of Morrow.
Lena Petrie, "(
Plaintiff,
vs.
Georfre Petrie
Defendant. J
To the above named Defendant. George Petrie:
In tbe name of the State of Oregon," you are
hereby required to appear and f nswer the com
plaint" filed against you in the above entitled
suit on or before the first day of the next regu
lar term of said court, to wit; Monday, the li:
day of March, ami if you fail so to answer
for want thereof, the plaintiff will take judjre
ment against you for the dissolution of the mar
riage bonds now existing between you and
plaintiff; also one third interest in all
real estate owned by you and to allow plaintiff
to resume her maiden name and for plaintiff's
costs and disbursements of thii suit.
Thi ssummons is published by order of Judce
Loyal B. Stearns, judge of the 4th judicial dis
trict, dated December 15 ISSJO. i. V. Uka.
m-412. Att'y for Plain tiff.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Land Office at The Dalles, Or., Dec. 2."., ixon.
Notice is hereby given that the followiuer
named settler has tiled notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before Com. C. fci.
Circuit Court, at Heppner, Or., on February' 7,
181, viz:
LAXE3 PEXLAXD,
Hd. No. 20M, for the SW NE'i Nt
SE'iSec. 1. To2S. R25 E. W. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land, viz:
James Leach, William Estes, A. J. Hill and A.
J. Breeding, all of Lexington, Or.
John W. Lewis,
406-411. Register.
NOTICE OF INTENTION.
Land Office at La Grande, Or.. Dec. 30, 1S0O.
Xotice is hereby given that the follow i tiff
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof iu support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before County
Clerk of Morrow Countv, at Heppner, Or., on
February 13, 191, viz:
FRANK VEARIE PETRO,
Ds. No. 7943, for the WW NEW, E NWW 3ec. 34,
Tp. 1 N, R 2S E, W. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of,
; said land
inomm
Beir. Joseoh Oueener. Antone Veir
and William Scnapert, all of Echo, Oregon.
A. vL.FI A V F. R,
l 407-12,
Register.
A HORSE WHO CAN TALK f
DIAMOND
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FOR
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and all
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t. 'V1" INDIGESTION.
Kansas. Sour Stosrs-
v Heartburn, O o n sti
pation, Fullness, Food Rising
Disagreeable Taste, Kervous
ness. At Druggists and Uealers, or sent by mail on
receipt of" -Sj ets. (r, boxes Sl.f)) i't stamps.
ample Kent free 0:1 tc;vi-t ef 2-eeiit stamp.
THE CHARLES S. VOCELER CO., Baltimore, Md.
Stablemen and Steepen.
C'J-s, Swellings, Eruis-S, Sprains. Gall, Strains,
Lameness. Stiffness, Cracked Hecis, crac-te3,
Contractions, Fiesli Wounds. Sirmji"J Sovs
liiroat, E:stemper, Colic. Vhiilow, ifz'i Evl,
Fis'ula, Tumors. Splints. Ringbon sar. J Sna'.!n
iniheirearljSUses. BirecticftSv.'iihcriC'.iij-tLic.
I lifive opened awii
ing estah'ii:-lir-:(;iit in n
ijijj on iRV street, ?!iid ;i
receiving new yood.s and
torn n::me imr-is rom
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goods
in the market.
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C) rkshnrg, V
Wiiile yon keep -our srtiwei iptio-: p: ;d up yn
can k"tH) vour hrar'J i" freeof chriie.
AUinnn. O. D.-Ci'lllebnu d. ') U oe 1-fi hit
id iiorsf-s same braiul on riijht t-l.ttiiidcr. liantri
i.rht .Viile.
I V AdVii'S. nyville. Or - St;a-i;lil rsark ftcrnpg
; -ic f h'K'i a"(i tw" eiops and a n the ri;iht ear;
0 nes. J, MoWi oii ihe ii;:!iT r-iionlil'r.
, Tire l!i t-iii!i"t eoun'y ai.d iiear vuliev. PU
.hSrnalsoiit U'-noni-.n.
(' U Aiikuiw. "'iorafn. J, on rit-'!.f hon!d"r: en -1
(' ii on riijlit hip Uat;re in G raM and ioi
w eounties.
AUkuis, J J Hort-K. JA connected on !e''t
:tr U: entile, trie or: iefi lup,
lirrman AJp. Piairie t'ity. Or. On cattle O
.P ei.iiiivteu on i. ft Kii; h.-res :. i. ft stifle
trd vnr. !e "n m.v'e. iiamre in Gutrt county.
Johnry Aj-uch. I-otscs hiai.rit-d' tria jrieon 1ml
ip: eatiie same in; ripht liip. also crop oil r:h(
.iraiid iiPV'-'r bit on fijn;e.
liieakii'ajs. jeo., lL-nlmaa- Hi rse. n C.e'.c m
ft s-iioiiider: eaith'. -ame .n tiuiii -.iu-,;: uicr
Ti'M-ke. St ('. j-t'.njr (VeeK. Or in cattle,
'-JAY ennecied on iefi lup. crop off h'f; car, un-
1 r i. all' crop oil riyht. ii-.rsc-. Fame hrnr-d on
: i f i should' -r. liaiige m Grant u.';d Morrow
A liov-mr.n. Mount V-r'OT a' (1 Bur
-Caitlp
Y: on riiriil t!'P. wi coi.s
eh
;houldi
ian ey conniie.
Iciry I'Tcsinar. tinr'-s
IioutdVr; laitic ii on the
air crop ai d ritil car uii
hrarded 7 01
left- side,
per slop".
i ritrhi
Left ear
Hartoi;. Wr- -iJorsc':?. -I B
; t!iis-
same on riy:iit hip:split in each i
i Sennet t. ( '.V Horses. B on left
Me
Mr. ('. A.I.-r'iiue. iotet bramUu NB
Rhonldfrnr sdiiie; eait' nam" or ifl
split in Iett e;:r. ui pr lt;i!f crop in risri
Hcown, .!. 1 ii '.MV aai cattle brat;dv(
left
side i
wit1-
ox-y-'ke attovr en Iefi shouti u r.
lirown, J C i Jorws. circ le C with iior in na
tenia lft hip: at (!. same.
lioyer. W ?. Le-Tt floras, bos brand o' -hip
c:itltf r!an:e. with i-piit in vZah car.
Jioitr. I". (- 1 1 oir5tfc;, t' ii on iai'i boulder; cat
tip. sqn'i' on lift hi.
TY .1 Brovtuief. Fox, Or fattle. .TB coriipc.ied
on l"ft sitie; crop oil left" er ard t wo sjiliis hi d
mid-iSe p.i-i e en; onf on vijxht ear: nn horses same
hrr d on il-e left thiirh: Kiu;-re in Fox valley.
Grant cini!ty.
E ( am. ( iileb. Or- X i) on horses on left otitic-:
U will, iiuarler e'rele ovt-r ir,on Jefr. Iioulfler,
jind on if i't stifle en all coit.K urer rfai.;oti
left shouidor only on ail boraes over 5 yeurs. All
rsniitre)!- Gj-ri't county.
T Bi';i!uinn. l-oi Creek. Or--T f.rt cattla on
ide, crop 'ff lilit Gar and silt m l ft ear.
On
ne brand on left, shoulder. Kang
l! Crant c--m ly.
Til Purl DonbiP cr--.s on each hip on cattto,
swallow fork and under bit in right, cat, split in
toft en r. Large in Gnu t couniy. (to s!te-p. in
verted A f.nd spear t o ut on ..Ii.miM'T- Ear mark
o-i I'wes, cr.-t) oti ieh, ear, pinicto'd npn-r bit iu
right. Withers, crop in ri-hf and uiMer half
Crop in left ear. Al! rUig - iu Grant County.
A. A. Crobby. caitle 1. landed (or H L coi'
neetcd") on the riirlit fhonlder.
Wali-r aisner. Mount V'tiihti W on cJhtto on
toft hip, c-op arid split in lefr ear: 7W cfinec!ed
on horses ou left fhouldo . Ranee in ( -J rant Co.
K Chittenden, Piairie t'ity, l)r rick, handle
down on ejiitie rtvht hip ami split m right ea'
tiorses. same l?iai.u on right shoulut-r. ltai:go in
Grant couniy.
Cook, A. J Lena Horses, 50 on right sljr.iji.ier
Caitle, same on r iht hip: ear mark square crop
off toft and split in right.
Currtu. li V- iforses. & in toft stifle.
Cochran. J II Monument. Or Horses branded
l'I Ac- A on !i ft sh mhtor. Cai tie. same ou right
hip. swallow fork in right ear and crop off left.
Cox & L!;giish. Hartiuisu Cii.i'i, 0 with in
center: horses. t'E on left- 'on.
Cupper, If A Morses H C on I- ft shoulder
cattle H ( on left side, shallow fork on right ear.
R. K. Cochran. Monument, Grant Co, Jr
Horses bratibd cireJe with bai beneath, on left
shoulder cattle same brand on boiti hips, mark
under slope both ears and dt-wiap.
Cliapin JI. Horses branded on right hip.
Cattto brauded the same.
S L Cro-s. Layvillu. Or Cat'le branded two
crops and a sjilif. in left :-'ir; on horses a
reversed Z " left si ifie. Also have t lie following
hrands on rattte: 72 on Iett h rx 7 on right hip,
72 ou left shoulder, two ps-raltol bars on toft
shoulder. Ear marks, two crops.
Win. Hoonun. burses brai ded OO with bar
over them, on left shoulder; cattle same on left
hip.
JJoiiclasfl, W M Cattto. R V on right side, swa
low-fork in each ear: horses, li D on tofi bin.
Uane-m. W. P., John O.-iy Quarter circle Vt on
ritrht slioulder, buih on horses and cattto. Range
Grant con. ty.
Driskell. W. E. Horses branded K i-rside of O
on left shoulder. Cattle same on toft side of
neck.
Iiainnn, R E. Mount Vernon-7U connected on
cattle on right hip. under slof.e in right ear,
nrder bit in left ear; snme brand ou horses on
right hip. liane in Grant county.
J. B. Ely & Sot;s. Horses branded FLY on
toff shoulder, cattle same on toft hip. hole in
right ear.
Ralph Fist, Prairie City. Or Horses, 11 F on
right shou d-r; cattle, on right hip. Range-in
Grant county.
b leek. J ackson, Horses. 7F connected on
right shoulder: cattle same on right hip
Far mark, hole in riht and crop off left.
Florence, L A Cattle. LF on right hip; horses
F with bar under on ritrht slioulder.
Florence. S P Horses, F on right shoi Me: ;
cattle. F on right hip or thigh.
Armstrong. J . C, Acton T with bar under n
on toft shoulder of horses: cattto same on tof;
h i p.
Gay, Henry GAV on left shoulder.
Gobto, Frank Horses, 7 Fon toft stifle; catth ,
same on right hip.
Flmer Gentry. Eclio, Or --Horses branded H
S. with a quarter circle over it, on left stifle
Rfi'tre in Morrow and Umatilla-counties.
Fra k MeGtir, Fox Valley Mule si.oe w th toe
cork on cattie on ribs and under in each ear;
ho S'-s same brand on toft si ifle.
J . O. Gilt water. Prairie City, Or. On horses,
O -O on left should -r and stifle; cattle, ou right
side. Range in Giant County.
C E Glaze ar d A P Si.jder. Oayville.Or
Horses branded d on right should r; on cattto,
stripe down the toft shonluer. Also P S on
horses on left shoulder, a id same on right hip on
cattle. Lai'tre in irant cm ty.
Hietor; A Jenks. Hamilton. Or Cattle, two bars
on either hip; crop in right ear ai d split in left.
Hoist s. J on riirht thtoh. Raiig" ie Grant county.
Hughes, Samuel, Wagner, Or T F L oa right
shoulder on horse.-; on a ttle. on righ: hip a? d on
left si i to, swallow fork in rigid ear and slit in left
Range in Ha stack distric. Morr w county.
Fdwin Hall. John Dav Cattle K U on ritrht
nip: tiorses same on ngnt shoulder.
Gram county.
i ar.gi in
Iliol A. Hjito. Prairie City. Or. -AH combined
on horses on right shoulder ; cattie on ritrht hip.
R,i7 ge in ('irant county.
Mat Hughes, horses branded shoulder, heart on
eft shoulder.
Id Iloltoway, Saddle, Or., horses and cattle
branded K H connected, wi'h bar under it.
Huiipaker, H Horses, V ou toft shoulder; ca1
tie, 9 on left hi'
liardisty, Albert Nye, Oregon, ITtrses, AH
come ctcd m toft shoulder; Cattle on the toft
h.p, crop off toft ear,
J F Hoilson, Voutt Wrnon JF ctmnected on
horses on right thigh: on cattle. N B on
rigiit hip- Isai.gein Gr;tit and -. arney.
H'ur.r.lire tl I 1 ii . , i , , I I . , .-.. li ,,n lof
flank?
Riatt, Wm. E. Hors'-w branded bar cross ou
toft shoahier: cattto same on .ef; hip.
I imjco. o x'l iinia, i ii-gin m ion mumiuci
cattto. same on right hip.
jvy. rtirrott. ljong i rec.K. ur-t nine j
same to.-'iid on 'toft shou.der. Range in Grant
county.
1 11 .I'-nkitiB Mnunt. Vernon J on uinw, nn
left shouhier: o ra'tle. .t on h ft hD ai d two
smooth crois on both cars. Rauyc in Fox ai-d
Bear vaR.-yf.
VERA
f.-
Jut, kin, S. M. Horses, huivenhoa J oi lfft
piiouldtT. Cattle, the iiiim3. Kane ou Eight
Mi) 3.
Jon- a. J. l.n M, Pilot fi'-cV, Or. Cattle tt-iau-ple
v. iiiv liali' r-r.-Ie cm riu'Lt ii i, and -r elupe on
risrli' car. hth! uppor s.oii n left ear. iiauiff)
in Umaii!la coa ny.
J(hi!st;ii, ("elis liff. pirctf Ton left otif-'o
rattle, saint' nh; mf, aiiuer t
and Kplit iu It- tir.
i cmp in ri&ht
Kirk. J T-Sit.r,
Kirk. Jp-Hirt.
lx-fi shoulder: cattle.
Mi'.ie K -my, horw h;-.vnil tiNY on loft hip:
c-f.u;o h;iiiih ai;ii erttp oti" left vm-: uuder sltpe on
tlr.' th.-)it
tiirhard K K it; erpiar, cattle on left
bii ; ti;nn- on left simulilt-r. iia ie Hear
ruli'-y. V. (). audrofs, Biuntoii, (ira ,t coanty. Or.
V (t Kimhpr;n:d, HjoaiU Wrnon, Or I L on
CfiliU nt'. lifriit iind icft (,iits. swidlow fork iu lfft
itr tv.-fi muicr cni in rdf ear. ) lorsfy same
lifntiil nil nn shu . Ha lire in Grant cauny.
K- i'uvy. hli. Mtpjiiim'. Mr. horses. .1 L and
vx-c cUOa on ImEI siifk'. Hai.go in UaiatUJa
and -t vrnw rcutit'i h.
M V Lr si. y, Monument, Or A triangle gl vith
all Li v.- s'rrdi'i pa I budy "f iiuru mijL;itir
sestii Ipi'i ttiiould''!-. on o;ito, diaiu.-nd nu left
shtmidcr. split in ruriir and uud.-r hit inleftar.
Ka w in Unitt (!on'ityad to parts of Jnli Day.
J( ii i,;i!ir.i c Prairie City, i lr Cat tU Z ou
rif;Iit itip; in i-rf' s, same en ritfht shoulder. Kai ge
in (Jrai-t Ctitiily.
l,.ft 'n, Snellen-Ij on left hip on CHt'le,
nop him! uplu on riplir car. Horses waaae brand on
left sh-inlii. r. Kiuid Crant county. P. (. ad
drrrt. Trox. Oictrou.
i.n n.tSii n, -loiin W. -iTorspp branded half-oir
cit J 1- conni'iv.nj on left Bliouiilnr. (?aiie. namp
on t-t hip. Jiaiiin-. near lxixidui.
tieoriic Lord, horrid branded double 11 coi - .
i eclvd, :niH times cahed a swing it, on left
tihon!dor.
J. W. I'.lie; , horses branded L N on the left
el rudder, w.ille tirrded the wjtne on iett hip;
w.-c ; le ovet- riirtit eye, t hreo slii s in ri;ciit er.r.
Muior, Oscar. v:tiie. M Don ritrht hip; horwea
:d :i tt'ii bhouider.
V:iKap, rS riorwes. H) on lefi ahoiddei ,
ra!i :?! on ft hip.
ber. J at A. At wood Horses. M witl
i! ri.iit tiiii.nhU'r.
i 'iu . Lei. a: bursts old mares 71. on
; yo yn-i si.ruii, :u ill zs i;i left, rilioul'ler
. 'L'hos llojr-es. circle T on left HhouJ
!i Lhi ih; eaiile. mi ritdit thiyh.
lj.. ( i-irir. t'ettysvilit. 1-iorwes, il uu rihi
- V on rijht side.
ei. i ', ;,M feef , f igure 5 on each ahoui:"'
ba) o-,ri
Ii. H.
ri,:ii't ni
del' '!.u
MlU'i;
Uil,
up.
Vfrnon. Or V I on n&ttln
litiViKot hi;., cr.-p .ii !).:,, t ear. half onm hi 3t.fi:
aim-hraLiti ou iivrst & on jrf i hi . Haugo m Grant
county.
-Vu'ii.r. Ufirney Hori
fhouidi'r; t-aitd- :one.
K O : d.hess. Fox. Ores
8 7H connected on left
Kan'e (jrant couniy.
i. V. .Meilali-.-y, liamiHon. Or. On FTorsea, 8
wuh iiali cin-h- m iii-r oa left whou!der;on Cuttle,
four hais e.Mini.'ctod fn toj; ou the riht side.
Nal. Ai.Urew. Lone Rock HorseH AN coi-
i on ten slioulder: cuttiu Kanie on botli hio-.
an ,' . lt. ilortes N wit h half circle
i ou r-u nonifit.r.
Nordyke, K Horsed, circle 7 on toft fhih; cat
tle, -.am' oti l"it iiii,.
Jos- i-h Oliver, Canyon City, Or A Son cattle
oi! h ff dip; on liortd. same on toft tiiigh. hanjje
in HlHUt county.
uier. Perry. Lone ttock p O o' left ehon.dei
FiJiMim J'fpli, Monument, dr., brands hors
es J P Cfi:iit-sicd. on nit sbouiib-r; cattle the
Kime uu tli njiui lup and underslope in ri?ht
ear.
Pearor, Ohire. Horses, quarter circle nhield
on ltd t snouJder and 24 on 1-fi hip. Caitle, fork
m lei: o-.r. rtliicroppi. Z4cni toft hip. Range
o;i richt Mi:.
William Pop. Aloiuit V. iron I Ton cattle on
left iitp. two siits in toft eai; 8.. me brai:d Oti
hordes on e; i stiOcj. Jiamre in Orant county.
t'arker A. treason, iianlnmn rlorBt'B iP on
I it si-ouhter.
" - H., Acton lloroe, -IK connected ou
uider;
cat lie, Kame on left iiip. under bit
ileiiry Patberj?, horses branded with a Romat
('ro-.-s on left t.lio:Utor; caitie branded with Ito
man cros.s, bar at bottom, on lei t lup.
A. c. Petiys. Vettis7i!le Hirses dimno d P
on b-tt titonid-r. jutle. J II J conmctd and in
verrr -.i on toll hip: crop off Iett ear i.nJ split ir
ngiit wattle or inside of right fore !e above the
knee.
John i Povvet, Dwyvilto, Or tTorecs, -TP con
nee -d on jeti sin aider. Canto OK coiuiectxjd oti
ieit hip, two uuder iiaif crops, uiie on each ear,
w;-tt!e u"ierthro;t . Kaueiu Wraut county.
htokard. ti. I)., Canyon i ity KC on toft
hoti.d- r, on hf.ea only. R uu Canyon creek,
ai:t Lear vndey. tjnint county.
Kooii. Andrew, iiardmau liorsea, square crodn
wt;l: tiltarLer-ircle over it on leUntitto.
Sleiur cer. Citridi lories. C K on toll shoulder.
n. Rudio, Aionnment. Brands horses K or
ril.t shoulder, liune Grant and ilorrow coun
ties. Riyse, Aaron. Heppner. Or ITcrees, plain V on
,ef Kiiouid:r: cattl, name brand reversed on
rmhi hit at d crop off right ear. Range in Alor
row couniy.
Ktis-t WiJJiam, Pentlleton, Or Horses R on
tofi Siinuitier; cattle, li on left hip, crop off
rifdif ear, und'."-;it on toft eHr. t?lieep. R on
weathers', round crop off righ ear. Range Uma
tiiiaai.u iioirowc muticB.
iit-aney. A redrew 1 f x' Dpi or. Or. Horse
branded A R 011 rtoht shoulder, vent quarter
circie over brand; cattle same on right hip.
ii.o.ffu Morrow county.
Ri'yse, m. 11, IJairyville. Or RR connected
wiiii qaaru-r cin to over top on cattle on rignt hip
mm crop oil r riyhi e!tr and wplit in toit, Horsta
wime bra; ti on left ahoutder. Range in Morrow,
Grant and GtLunn ;oui.ties.
Riiier. J b linitr. Or Tnree parallel bars1
wiin bar overort lioises oa left lisp; on cattle, toft
side, two smooth crops, two splits m each ear.
Range m .indole Korn of John Day.
Utrcti -i . J WlIoreeti. JO on left shoulder. Cat
tle, o ou rifiiit hip. "
L
.pray, J. F. Horses branded 8F connected cm.
ritriit rdiouutor: cattle same on both hins.
Bailing, C C Heppner, Or Horses branded S A
on left shoulder; cattle same on left hip.
Skinner. G h. Uilter. Or ilorsea. two-bar S on
It it si itie. P aui S two bars on toft, side, a crop
and tioee splits in rigiit ear, kwr11i-v fork and
und'.-i'tut in toft, cattle, fcs on cati.it lui ger than on
tKtict'ii. tx.: ge ;n Gran couniy.
A L. Swaggart. Elia. horses brande 1 on left
shoiiider: ceitie same on left hip. Ciop on -ear
ear, wattle on left hi,ud tog.
Straight' W. K Horses s!mIed J 8 on let;
stiiie; cattle J S on iett hip, swuilow fork in right
ear, underbit in toft.
" fcayer. Root tiorses, S on right shoulder; cattto
square on right hip and S on right shoulder,
fciwaggun, Jb, Aipiue He rues, ti 8 on right
dhoulutjr.
f-ipp. Thos. Horses, SAPob left hip; cattle
same on leit hip.
Sears. W II Horse" baroverS. Range in Fox
valley. P O address. Fox. Or.
bhobe, iJr A J iioroe, Dti on on left hip; cat
tie, same on left side, wattle ou toft side of necK
ears cut shbrp at pi.int.
Smith, E, F, 1'iiot Rock, Or. Cattle, horse
shoe oii left sidt, crop cio-se in left ear. Horses,
4 on left thigh Range in Umatilla and Grant
counties.
John Shrtor. Fox valley NO connected-on
horries on r-giithip: caale, same ou right hip,
crop 'tl rii;lit ear and under bit m toft ear. Range
in Gra .t county.
Smith Ri-.s, John Bay, Or H Z on cattle o
to t shoulder.
Sieveiisoii, Mrs A J Cattle, 14 on right hip
swallow-fork in iett ear.
Speny, K fi Cattle, WO on leff hip, crop ofl
riiit and underbit in toft ear, dulap; horses, W C
on toft shoulder.
Sw;tgv.art. O W Horses, 44 on left shoulder ;
cattle, 44 on toft hip.
Stewart, Oeo., Hardman Korsee circle 0 on
left shoulder.
Smith, R. E. Lone Rock, Or. Horses branded
a crossed seven on left shoulder; cattie same on
left side. Range, Gilliam county.
Snath Geo.. horses branded ti on left flantc'
Thompson, J A Horses, Z on tort blioulCu r;
cattle, 2 on toft shoulder.
Tip? lets. B T Horses. C on left shoulder.
Turner R. W . small capital T to't shoulder,
horses; cattle same on toft hip with split in both
ear:.
P Thomas, Mount Vernon -TF connected on
cattle on right hip, swallow fork in right ear and
underbit in same ear; horees. same brand on right
Stilto. Ranjreiu John Day valley.
S A Tucker. Prairie City F ou cattle and
horses on Jeff shoulder.
John Tureman, Prairie City, Or. On horses,
10 on leit stiito; on cat lie. O witti bar under on
toft hip. Range in Grant, couniy.
W H Warreti, :al-b. Or ( -attle. W with quarter
circle over it, on left side, split iu right ear.
Horses s;mc bra -d on toft shoulder. Ratigein
Grant couuty
F L Wood, Dayville, Or Heart on horses on
toft stifle; on cattto. 'l on left, side and under bit
in toft ear. Range in Grant county.
Wright, Silas A Hepp ler. Or. Cattle branded
B W on the right hip. square crop ott right ear
and split in left,
Francis Wallace, Mount Vernon Pquare on
canto on tiie left hip. upper slope in he toft
ear and under slop in right ear. 8 me brand
on horseH oii riiihi shoulder. Range in Harney
and Grant, countv.
. Wfbsier. J. 1.. Heppner, Or. Horses branded
w:th bar over J on ritrht shoulder; cattto same
on right hip, crop off toft ear and split iu each.
liange. Morrow county.
Wad-. Henrv. Horses branded ace of snadefl
f on le t shoulder and left hio. Cattie branded
Wells, A S Horses, avo on left shoulder; catt e
SHltl-.
John Wolfitiger, John !ay Citv On horses,
three praliel lars on left shoulder; 7 on sheep,
bit in both ears. Range in Grant and Maihuer
coins ties.
Wyiand, J II, Hardman Circle 0 on lef thigh.
Woodward, John Holt, UP connected on
left shoulder.
Wa'kb's. Llshe, horses branded UK connected
on left stifle.
Wa la e, i 'hartos Cattle, W on right thigh, ho'e
in lefi ear; horses. Y on right shoulder, some
same on left shoulder.
Wren, A A ('attle, running AA with barac w
J. S. Yonns. Gooseberry, Or. HorseH brand d
x a on uie ngni euouioer.
v. H. Crowley, Long creek Horses branded
circle on iett snoutoer.
Whit tier Bros., Drewy, Harney county. Or.
Horses hrnnoeu Vv H, o,inected nn iefi, honlder
? h TS iSTX??? Tle Ver Jhre
bnrsoe leithtp both cattto a- d to;rses. Range
I """" l"'UIM" - "iMmin,ur.
! Wiiiianis. J O, Lona Creek. Or Hnr nno.
ter circle over three bars on tofr hip: cattle same
' ui.d biit in each ear. Range in Grant comity.
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