. Hi A: Traill?
VA oure.J.,FC1 . y.rffljfM VHO ARE DEBILITATED. AND SUrTEfiiN'"
Pf WEAWES5i from Nervous Debility! Seminal Vpa
owt money 85,W $ W "
sd2-r "J. YAKh I JJr I -,-r ManmAn Du cum at! CM . j
JgJ
v. have a relief and cure
In your ignorance of effects
ami vitality which is
system the elements thus
strength and vigor -will ful
cure or money refunded.
Dr. Sanden's Electric -VfS .y l
aftrr all other treatments 'W'S 56"
al;tifir anil frnm m.inv of amd(rj?
THE
,, a compete galvanic battery
which are i
i.-ict-itit v lr r r irout'nout au weais
ill wc...
pretest boon ever given weak men, and we warrant it to cure any ol the above weaknesses, luu iu cm... K "!
Stoney Bef2d. ?Thev are jraded in strength to meet all stages of weakness in young, middle-aged,, old men, and will cum
the worst cases in two or three months. Address j
SANDEN ELECTRIC CO., 172 First St., PORTLAND, ORSCOFL.
On Sale
T5
OMAHA,
Kansas City, St. Paul,
Chicago,
St. rvoitls,
AND A I.I. POINTS
ERST. PITH D SMITH.
Leaves Mnppner, 8 a. m. Arrives
6JK) p. m.
Pullmctn Nloei.om,
Colonist J-i I fc fc I .M ,
Reclining Chair Cars
and Diners.
Bti ainera
Fiirtlimd t Him
evi-ry four iluyH.
Frunoiaeo
lickcts
TO Ji-X-TU
FBOM
Luropc,
Far rates and gencrul tniurmiitiuii cull on
Ufpot Ticket Agent,
J. C. IIA-IIT
fleppner, Oregon.
W. II. HUHUIURT. Ami (Jell., l'us. Agt.
251 Wash I union St.,
roim.AM. Obkoon.
Scientific Americas
mJi Aflency for
CAVEATS.
TRADE MAKKBa
DFMIUN r I mn i a
COPVRIQHTS, ato.
for Information nrd froc llnnribook wrlto to
MI1NN X CO., :ilil 1UIOAUWAY, NKW YuHIT.
Ottlimt tuiroiui for Hi'i'iiriiiK piiI'Mitu t Aini'Hfl.
nnt.n.t t.iL.Mi nnr hV I1H IM ttnilllthl, l)l?for
tbo jiubllc by a not U-o yivwn lieu ol oliwue lu th
Scientific tucticau
jnreflt circiilHtion of any sclpntlflff pnpor In th
wnrltl. SnlfiulUllv tUulrulol. Nrt InlcUlKWiit
nmii nhoulil do without It. WnoklT, K.'I.OO
Ii'iiti nix mont.hfl. Addrcn MUNN & CO,
'uiiusuKua. J61 llrtwuiwaj. Nuw York.
MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE.
8ve '2ft to mi rents on every ilollur you upend.
Wrtir lor our mnnmioih Cuialoniiti, a t.tnt-pan
book, com unitnM lliuMrHtiouttiiil.imiiglowehiini.u
nfattureiV prices, witli iimnubtiiuie ' dli-amul
ofrmy klmi ol m-tuln and imppllen umiiuricmrwd
on Inniorted two tho Untied Mines. Uroceriee,
llonsoliiild liood-, FiH-niiuro, Clothing, Ladle'
and ticins' Clot limy and Kiirtushliii l.onda, OreM
liuortH, White Ihaids, iny liooils, lluis, Cape,
lluut and Shoes, t.foves, Notlone. idsstwrne,
Buiinnerv, Wan-he, 1 hM'ki, Jewelry, btlverwere,
IMiwich,' Whips, Acih-uhural Implem. uie, etc,
OM V rllih'l' CLAS t.ooii. Caiehiiine eeut
D receipt ot .ft cent for eiprefnni;o We re the
nly concern wlilt h ecll al iminuricuireie pi icee,
llimtin! ihe buyer the name ducmini h
niauuiacitner ivee in the wholesale buyer. We
meiantee all good as repienetiied ; If not found
o, inuni v retuuded. Good nenl hy expreee or
freiitht. with nnvileiie ol exwtnhiailon attire pay
tog. A. KAICl'liN A CO..
12 Qulucy Mreet, Lblcb Hi-
WE WILL PAY
A nitre of $':! to M per week to GOOO arnt
to repceneiit u" In evrv cunt v, and sell our general
llnr nt Men. hitli. lineal immtitmi in er' prlcee. Only
TlineiC WHO VVAVT 8 I K A tY KM IM.OVMKNT NKKO
il'i't.Y Cetftlouite and pnrilculare eeut ou receipt
aMuUlur.M.lf. A KAm,.N.ftro.
12a Qulucy MicpL, Chicago, 1U.
SHILOH'S
CONSUMPTION
CURE.
The success of Oil, Orcnt Congh Cnre Is
without s iiarnllel in the history ill mfdicine.
AndrtiRBistsaroauthoriicil to sell it on a pos
itive iiuuraiitos. test Unit no other cure can
ucces.rully stand. That it nmy become
known, the Proprietors, at an enormous e
peuso, are placinK n Haini.le Hottle Free into
every homo in the I'nited states and Canada.
If vou have a Couirh. Sore Throat, or Bron
chilis, use it, for It will euro you. If your
child has the Croup, or Whooping CoukIi , use
It promptly, and relief is sure. If you dread
that insidious disease Consumption, lue It.
Ask vour DniK-ai.it for HIULOH'8 Cl'RK,
Price' to ct.. (Wots, and $1.00. Ifyour Lunita
re sore or Hack lame, use Bhlloh'e Poroue
Plaster. Price 25 ota. For sale by 11 Drur
(lata and Dealers.
One Small Bonn cm it Tifht fort
Vttvk uiuuko 'loi pid LiVt-i. K!, pvi' boltic
To aid Dtffpstlnn take one aSfmiHIUk'HtiOA
$tUtt iaUn, k, Lhj LUw,
'mm
WHY ARE YOtr
PLECTOIC1ELT
AND SUSPENSORY FOR
yWDA:K. lIUNtY IKUUdLCo, 'NLKVUU5NL
LEEPLES5NE55.FbORMEMORV& GEMERAL IllHeALTH
the effects of abuses, excesses,
in our marvelous invention, which requires but a trial to convince the most snent.v.
or by excesses, or exposure, you mav have unduly drained your system of nerve lore
electricity and thus caused your weakness or lack of force. If you replace into y;j;ir
drained, which are required for vigorous strength, you will remove the cause, and licaitn,
low at once and in a natural way. This is our plan and treatment, and we guarantee a
Send for our Illustrated Pamphlets, free ; sent by mail, sealed.
B-lt is no experiment, as we have restored thousands to robust neaitn anu v go ,
failed, as can be shown by hundreds of cases throughout this State, who would gladly
whom we have strong letters bearing testimony to their recovery after using our Belt.
DR. SHNDEN
uaiis, vi o .un... Vw
v. -K- ---- ,
LUMBER!
TE HAVE FOR SALE AI.I. KINDS OT UN
V dresBi'.l Lumber, Hi mile, ol tleppuer, at
what i, known a, tlio
SCOTT SAWMIUIj.
PKR 1,000 FEKT, KUUUH,
" " " CLEAR,
- 110 00
17 HI
F DELIVERED IN IIEPPNER, WILL ADD
(;.tM per 1,01X1 feet, adultional.
L. HAMILTON. Prop.
A. Hamilton, Man'itr
OFFICIAL!.
It la our oarncnt doclre to Impress upon tlie
minds of the public the superiority of the ser
vice oll.'re.l by the Wisconsin Central Lines to
Milwaukee, c liici.RO iin.l nil points Kast and
South. Two f.iKt traiiiH leave .St. Paul, Minne
apolis and Diiluth daily, equipped with l'uil
inau Vestllmled DrawiiiK itooiu Sleepers. DinhiK
Cars and Coaches ol : the latest desiuu. IlsDlu-
ii.K Car Service is unsurpassed, which accounts,
to a great decree for the popularity of this line
Tlie Wisconsin Central Lines, in conucelion
with Northern I'acille H. It., Is tlie only line
from Paclllc Coast points over which both Pull
man Vestlbille.l, llist-class, and Pullman Tour
ist cars are operated viaot. Paul without change
to Chicago.
Painniiiets Klving valuable Information can
he obtained free upon applicalion to your lieu
est ticket aKcnt, or .1 as. c. Poni.. lieneral Puhscu-
aud llckct Agent, Chicago, ill.
A now mid Complete Trout ment, rnnsintfiig 01
SiippOHUorL'R. Ointment in CupniileH. hIhu.ii Km
and I'll lit; tt positive ("tin Ur KvteriiHl, Inter
tml, tflind or lIleetliiiK, Itchiiin. Chronic, Keren
or llereiiititry 1'ilcn, iiml nmtiy other diHuiine
him. female vveHkiieHnen; It lmihvnynH (front lien
(jilt to thu (roneml heiillli. '1 he Hint .ilneovery o
a modioli euro render! ok tin cmemtion with th
knii'o iiimeoehmiry h realtor. IhU remedy lm
never boon known to hill. ?! per box, for f'
sent by mail. Why miller from this terrible din
ease when a written (jmiraiiloo is given with i
boxes, to refund the money if not cured. Solid
stamp for free mnuple. tiuarantee iKtmod In
Wooijahm, Ci.aiikk .V Co., WholoHtile dt Retail
Druggists Sole Agents. Portland, (Jr.
LWi.ll, ADVKiiTISKMEXTSL
Notice of Intention.
FAN!) OFFH'K AT TIIK tUl.I.EH, OltECON
j Nm-. til, IS'.tJ Notice is hereby uivon Ilia
(he follow Iriff-namt d setller has hied notice o,
bin intention to make tlnal proof in support o
his claim, and Unit Haid prool will he made he
fore the Counlv Clerk of Morrow County, Ore ,
at Ueppner Oregon, on .Uiiumrv U. iw.j;i, viz.:
CI.ARICSCK T. WALK KK,
Homestead npplicali u No 'jl, lor tho NK'
of Sec XI, I p I s, R JC. K W, M.
He names the follow inn w itneieH to prove hi;
pontimioiiH resi'.lenee upon and cuUi alioii oi.
Haid hind, vl., :
N. It, Williams, Hd, Knylenuin, KrnnU VY 1 1 so i -and
A. 1'. 1'euv, nil ol lone, t)roou.
hi. ViVr John V. Uwifi, It ku isxrc it.
Notice Of ntcntion.
T ANI OFFICE AT THK DALLKrt, OUKGON,
1 j Nov hi, Notice in heretiy tftveii unit
the followliiK-iuuiied Hi-ttlcr IniH liled noilce ol
bin intention to nuike final proof in support ol
hia claim, and mat cant proot tit ne inane ne
tore tlie County Clerk ol Morion County, ore.,
at Ueppner, Oregon, on .lanuurv 10, Ih'.ta, viz.;
I I.KVl II ANKoliD,
Hnmetead applieation No. "J7IU. for tht S14 SWS
-W'4 HK4 of -ee. -J7, uud XWl, NK! Sec .v4, Tp ft
s, 11 :; Ifi. W. m.
He nanieB the followtnn u itneBcn tn prove bis
eontlnuoiiH resilience upon and cultivation of,
Biiid laud, vi. :
Abe LuelUiikr. IWu Luelllni;, William Luellin
ami 1, M. i.tforKey all of Hardinan, oreuou.
i.l.v.'i.V) John W. I.kwip, lU'KtHier.
Notice of intention.
I A DOKK1CK A T I UK DAI.l.KS. (HiKGON.
I s Nov, J-l. iv.t'2. Notice Ih hereby nlven that
ibe follow iiiK named Neltler Iuih tiled notice of
hl Ihtentlon to make tinul pinof In support ol
bin claim, ami that wiid proot w 111 be made be
lorej. I. Cilbsou, V. CommittaiouiT tit LexitiK
lon, urenou. on .lait'nirv '..it. W.t.i.viz. :
KI'IIKAIM W ILI.LVMS,
flomentefliJ applieation No. iei,j, fur the N'i
NE id s-e. Js, 'l p 1 s. Ii J . K . M.
lie naincK the Itillow in w tt nesse to prove his
contliiinuiH rcuhleuce upon and vultiviitloii ol,
Hiihi la.i.l, i -. :
Andrew lieaney, Krntik Keaney, ThnmaR Itur
nett and licuticu Lane, all of l.e.MiiKtou, ore-
-.vfi .itmN V. l.KWis, i(et;lter.
Notice of Intention.
I ANDnH-'lCK AT
nil.' in 1 t ir4 nt,' t'nnv
I j net. Vt. Noll
h litTeoy gt en that I
the folhm lii named Hi t i L-r haa tiled notlre of
his Inteiiltoii to make limil pmoF in snppoit of
his claim, ami mat xant prool n Ml ne nuitie or- 1
tore the County Clerk ol Morrow County, t're
gou, at Heppner. i Tenon, on Her. l'J, INJ, vi. :
L M'KN Wl-li.ll r,
Hd. No 'J0l;t, for tho sV'4See 31, Tn, i! S, H il
K. W M.
He nanieB the follow Inp i itneiisen to prove his
oonttmitMin resnleneo upon and enltitaliou of,
said lainl, vl :
Win Hiij:ui'Wond, Wen MeS'dhb. Samuel War
Held ami iieoi ne J unki n, all ot Unlit M lie, t r.
h,iy-,'it'j John w. Lkwi, lienister
Notice of Intention.
1
AMI HKFICK AT '1 UK P'.l.l IS. OKFtiHN,
October. J'. lvJ. Noliie lis hereby gii'cil
that the lollop inn named tcttlcr has tiled notice
of bin intention to make tinal prool iu support
id hid claim, and that Mini proot ill be made
betnre the Countv Judi'eol Mono County, nr..
at Heppner. oienou. on lie cmln-r hub, I vi.', i.:
(HAM L- 11, 111' LI Is,
Hd No,1."'" ioi the M' V i MM 1 nud ..
W and si! 4 sW see. IT, 1 p. 6 s, ii 2.. t. W'
M,
He names the follow inn w ItneM-es to imv his
ooiitliuiiMiN residence upon and u Hi alUm ul
Sfiltl land, i :
Jamen II. V land. W illiam A. I tending
and IV in OlUr, allot lln r.ln an, i Menon.
-V!7 ir John W. Lewi. Keiihtter.
N0TI ( F INTENTION.
I AND OKKH'K A f LA lili VMM'. OKKilON,
u October I vJ. oiice is herel ien
that the lollow ing-uamed Hettler has tilel nottoe
ol bin inientlou to mnke tinul prool in support
ol Ins claim, and that mi id prool will tie made
before the County l leik ot jlorrow County, Or.,
at lli ppiior, Oregon, on Hi e. I.V'J. ii.;
lilLK-- H. liU lilir.KI V,
Hd. No, ior the W it ,e. 11, and K'.
N Kl4 see. l.S. I p ;i s, Ii K l . M.
He names the lollow inn ili (M's to pro e hi
eon t iuuocs resident e upon ami culli a I ion oi.
said lam). u. :
W. H.Clark. I!. S Clark, J !t Chapman and
C H Maun, ail ol Lena, Oregon.
biSl-til A. Ci.fcAVfcK, liciitwr,
WEAK?
JC3
iVUi
worry and exposure. For such sufferer?.
feu e& ii&ai
ELECTRIC BELT
, , . ,. , .
- , . , ,,. r
KISSERS OF CmIMiHES.
What Semlhle reoplo Tlii:ik of Their tt
pulsivo t'ru.'tice.
A scientist has discovered a new dis
ease which he calls by the name of
echinoocccus, and which he says is
"bred in man by tin: kiss of n dog."
This is a blunder, writes the Woman
About Town, in the New York Evening
3un. Men arc not in the habit of let
;ing dogs kiss them. Nor are women.
But there is a certain hybrid creature
that is given to it. This creature has
ihe appearance of a woman without one
of the healthy inbtincts of h.'r sex. In
stead of a baby she cuddles a frowsy, fat,
wheezing, vicious doff, and instead of
the kisses of a child's sweet, wholesome
mouth she coaxes for the kisses of this
nasty little beast. Upon her soul, The
Woman does not know a more repelling
thing than this! A few clays ago she
was the unwilling witness to this seenc.
An awfully pretty girl sat in a wicker
:hair ou the veranda of her summer
home. Near her on the step sat an aw
fully nice boy just old enough to be se
riously disgusted with her behavior. On
U 1n el.., UnA m ! tn i-4 n (nu cnnnml
m which she lavished an extravagance j
if affection that would have llooded , tity. Vegetables, such as carrots, man
ihesoulof a six-foot man with bliss, gels and turnips, were kept always on
with some left over. She hissed tlie 1 tlie floor of the pens. Very little cab
wretched scrap of dogenclty over and bage was fed during the winter. The
3vcr and begged Itonbon tn hiss her, rations, as aforementioned, were fed to
ioldinr; his muzzle up to ho. prc: Ue following stock in the main build-
ind hissing it nfrain and again. Now,
if that nice boy had offered himself as
a substitute for the dog the girl would
have been highly scandalized and would
very likely have walked off and told
her brother and have made several peo
ple very unhappy. Fortunately the boy
had better taste and better sense than
the girl. "I wouldn't kiss that poodle
girl for one hundred dollars," he said,
afterward, in supreme disgust. Neither
would any other man who had any
lenso of his own dignity.
But the point of this isn't that no man
will want to kiss a woman who kisses
icr dog. The point is that no fastidious,
.ight-minded woman would want to kiss
i dog any more than she would want to
niss a cat or a rat or a chicken. There
is a sense of sanctity in herself that
makes the true woman. In the case of
this young girl she probably thought
that she was being coquettish and
piquing the young fellow with a care
less display of endearment in which he
had no share. Hut she was only repel'
ling him and teaching him that some
girls weren't half as fastidious about
tome things as some boys.
Queerly Numed.
ThP name "MunliM-liUl,'' applied muu
importiiut slreiim in Drlawuru, is ex
plaiiu'd in pnpuliir traditiim Ity a curi
ous story that is lolil of early settlers in
another pnrt of tin country. Accord
ing to the legend the stream tooli its
name from the fact that im early Kuro
pcan explorer, havinp; laniled on the
bank of the creek, persuaded u dozen
natives to drag ilis enninm hy n rope
tied nbout the muzzle- nnd touched otT
the gun with inunK-rmis results when
his dupes had got in line. The name,
of course, is merely a corruption of the
Dutch MotherUili, meaning another
stream, because it is a large creek with
many tributaries. There is cUewherc
I in Delaware a Uro.ulkUl, which has
come to be spelled with a tinul "n." np
: parent ly because tho Knglish settlers
' took its last syllable t le the same
with the last syllable of limekiln.
U K EAT IU1ILE COHI'ETITION.
I hoiiNitinla of Dollars hi iit wards For Bible
lieailei's.
Tin Lttilies' Home Mnazitie preseiitw
its rent hill t'ouipetitum to tltH pubhu
"f AmenOft. Tih titut correct auawer tn
iIih tdllowinjj qiHuriuns rt ivived at tins
dlio "ill yei cl,0(U III CHtth; tlie aecond.
ifallO i'HhIi ; 3hI, ytHiul li iim; 4li, Imliea
tj.nl runt; &;o, urnn; G.h, tallies
gt.Ui u-fiuih; 7' ii til k tiresH. Then foi-
hrwa ISO eieyittlt Hliver ten hida tn the
tnxt HK 0 oiirrtrt answeir.; lOiHI lwHut ilul
5 i V I nek silver servn-t a. ntnt 2u00 - thei
irut li H uf silverware, uinktUK the most
expensive mid tiniKtiitbH-tit list of lewarilr.
i Vor i iff red by any imbliBher.
Q'leM tniirt 1) How niat'v bookt dues
ihe luhU omnuih? el) How tutiuy t'hap-'e-f?
(3) How mull) verses?
hvrt) list n niiHWeia ninst be tn
. inpH it'll b ifl to tay tor six UHUi.bV
r-ttliHi rintion to the L'uliea liotne Mita
Z.ne out- nf the hnghtt at aiul btut ilium
........1 ....ki;.... ...... .1 n... .i....
haft r..z.-8-Iu adtiittou to the ultove
' " 11 r ""'"I
we will nive ltllKt
prizv-n rotmiHtnitf of
iinitfintii'ont stlvr-r Nerviot, five o'clock
8 ivuvH, JSto , , f..r Ihsi ennet't huhwoib
'teiiviil hefoie the cl"8H nf 1 he com pet i
n.o, whu-h wi I be I'll leo. 31, lSyl
I ho olijevt in i tlVnttif then liberal
1'iiZrH ih ui estulilioh the Lniiies Home
Mhu: zine in tiew houiea iu the United
Sttiten itul Canada. Present stibeoribera
emi aviiit themselves of it by enclosing
8 1 00 w it li lust of answera Htul Ihe address
oi 1 mmus friend to wluitu the niHtfzine
oaii be sent for nx motiths, tr have their
"wn extended beyond the time already
imid for, Pr'ZeB to (Hlbsi Tibeis restiliiiK
th United 8tife. sent from our New
V 'ih bri.noh. Am-TUtui etirrenry and
MoatHue stamps wilt be taken., lie sure
lid reyiater all muncv letters. At.ilres!:
be I. adieu U 'lue Mu'uziue, Vcterbor
uukU C till a Jo.
iMategBS1
WINTER RATIONS FOR EGGS.
Director Gilbert, of th Canadian St
i tlon at Ottawa, Mukea a Report.
Notwithstanding all that has been
written on the subject of winter laying,
Ihe query -How to obtain eggs in win
ter':1" is of frequent occurrence. With a
tiew to satisfactorily auswering the
Jroblem, Director A. U. Gilbert, of the
Ottawa station, makes a report as fol
lows: Answer can best be given by de
scribing the rations fed last winter and
the reasons for so doing. A hot morn
ing ration fed duriug the winter was
composed of:
Pounds. Ounces.
Bran 2 8
tiortn 2 8
Irni.nd mp.it 1 8
(.'lover bay, Kleanied and mixed in liberal
"imtily. I
fc'.-.lt. very Hruall quantity. I
Cunrhe sand and line ground oyster shells :
l: ix.d, about three bundfuis.
The whole was mixed with boiling
water. Coiled potatoes and turnips wero
urcitKimially substituted for the clover
buy, for variety in diet is beneficial.
Tlie hens did not eat the scalded clover
hay when exposed to them by itself, but
r.'iidily did so when mixed in the soft
Led.
'i he results aimed at in feeding this
ration were: 1. Greater economy by
the omission of cornmeal. 2. Cy sup
plying lime regularly in soft feed to
prevent tlie laying of eggs with soil
shells. 8. By avoiding too generous a
diet to prevent the hens from becoming
bo fat as to lay eggs with soft shells. 4.
To avoid by the omission of cayenne
pepper or other condiments a highly
stimulating ration, often the cause of
eggs being laid with sof. shells or with
out any shells. 0. To prevent egg eat
ing, which follows the laying of eggs
with 60f t shells. 6. By the regular feed
ing of meat and keeping the fowls in
active exercise to prevent feather eat
ing, generally caused by the omission of
both. 7. To prevent the acquiring of
the bad practices named, the cure being
very difficult. 8. To furnish the hens
as nearly us prssible with what they can
pick up for themselves when runni lg at
large outside, such at insects in the
shape of ground meat, grit (to aid diges
tion) in the shape of gravel and broken
I oyster shells, lime in the shape of
ground oyBter shells, green stuff in the
shape of clover hay (steamed) cut short
and mixed iff soft feed, carrots, cab
bage, turnips, etc.
At noon, when grain was given, oats
were fed in small quantity. For the
ifternoon ration wheat was given, with
niL':
Pullets. Hens.
Plymouth Rocks U 12
.:rahuits 10
Lur.gJ.ans 4
Luir Cochins 8
V. l.ito Louuorns 10 0
Wj andottes d 4
AoiliUusiuus 8 0
Among this stock will be noticed
numerous hens, some of them old hens,
so called because they were over two
years and kept for breeders and sitters
( during the coming season. As there
I was no alternative, they were placed
with the pullets, a practice to be avoided
when possible, for the reason that the
ration which would go to eggs in the
pullets would likely make the hens too
fat to' lay. The effect in eggs of the
rations on the pullets and hens is given
us follows:
, From
' Dec. 9.
11 Plymouth Rock pullets.... 74
Jan.
1U5
18
112
20
fiO
22
40
21
13
2
Feb.
50
15
124
1H
G Plymouth Rock heus.
, 25
1 HI
. Ifl
, 29
, 15
. 17
. 7
, t
9 White Leghorn pullets.
8 White Leghorn hens...
U Wyandotte pulluU
4 Wyandotte hens . .
6 BufT Cochin heus
4 LangMhau heuB
8 bralima hen
9 lloudan hens,
It may be said that the showing ia not
a good one for the number of stock, but
it must be borne in mind that the feed
ing was only experimental. The result,
however, is striking proof of the great
value of pullets over old hens as revenue
producers under the same conditions as
to housing, care and feeding. The con
clusions to be arrived at from the exper
iments are: 1. That no hen should be
kept over two years. 2. No soft shelled
eggs were hud by the pullets, showing
that they are not so likely to lay such
eggs as the old stock; that the daily mix
ing of coarse sand, fine gravel and sifted
oyster shells in small quantities has a
preventive tendency. 3. That no egs
nor feathers having been eaten to date
of writing, a regular supply of ground
meat mixed in soft feed is to be recom
mended. 4. A small quantity of s .It
was mixed daily in the hot morning
ration, but as it created looseness its use
was given up. 5, The feeding of vege
tables in generous quantity had the ef
fect of keeping the hens in excellent
condition. 6 Scattering the grain food
among the chaff and straw always on
the floors of pens kept the fowls active.
This graiu food should not be fed in too
great quantity.
When Ituytng Fertilizers,
In u bulletin from the Rnode Island
station farmers are cautioned to bi-ar
in mind that the commercial valuation
is not tlie only thing to be taken into
consideration in buying a fertilizer. To
illustrate: Suppose that the crop and
soil demand largely phosphoric acid
and potash and little uitrogen; then a
fertilizer with a high percentage of ni
trogen, but low in the other elements,
would be of little value to the farmer,
however high its commercial value
might be. The question is not how
many pounds of fertilizer for the money,
but how much potash, phosphoric acid
ami uitrogen and their form. Thisques-
I X nyolvr8
m a creat measure the
nroHtfl and lnaaM in w F.m?Lmd faJTU-
I j '
Rmlnter
To keep the poultry free from vermin
their quarters must be kept absolutely
clean.
The only way to grow heavier crops
each year is to make tho land continu
ally richer.
To determine whether green soiliug
really pays let us suggest that you try it
for yourself.
Tho only way to free the farm from
weeds is to cut them always before they
go to seed.
Sweet potatoes cannot be kept through
the winter unless you handle them gently
whou harvesUug.
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MIXED DIVORCE LAWb.
A. Decree Cr.-nr- ! i i .-.! f v'-. " ot Neces
sarily V.ilM in '.1'iv V-n-'t.
Dissatisfied husbands and wives whe
fancy they have only to o to some
other state to ;t divrre wMch can
not be obtained m New Y': will have
something to think about in a decision
recently rendered by the general term
of the supreme court in the third cle
I partment, says the Now York Herald.
In the case there decided it appeared
that the husband had gone to Calif of
nia, and at tlie end ol six monxns ap
plied for a divorce from his wife, whom
he left in tho east, lie got the divorce,
married another woman and returned
to his old home in New York. There
upon the first wife applied in this state
for a divorce on the grounds of his un
lawful relations with alleged wife-number
two.
I It was shown in evidence that the
husband had never become a bona fide
citizen of California, but had gone there
and claimed a residence for the mere
purpose of securing a divorce and with
the intention of returning to JNew xonx
to live as soon as he (jot the divorce,
i In behalf of the husband it was claimed
' that a divorce valid by the law of""Cali-
fornia was valid everywhere, and that
a court of New York was bound to ac
cept it as such.
The general term does not take this
view. It holds that when both of the
parties are citizens of New York and
one goes to another state to obtain a
divorce it is not only the right but the
duty of a court of this state to inquire
whether the residence on which the
divorce was obtained was bona fide or
"nor rely colorable."
?hat is requisite to constitute a bona
fide residence of six months or a year
and what will be regarded as a "merely
colorable" residence must depend chiefly
on the circumstances of each case. But
the fact that the matter is open to in
quiry may render this way to divorce
more difficult and uncertain than has
been generally supposed.
HE COWED THE AUDIENCE.
An Actor Who Was llhwed Removes Illi
Mask and Cries for Revenge.
'Tis seldom that an actor is hissed,
but recently the patience of an Albany
audience gave way, and the soul-stirring
efforts of two mediocre actors not
long since received well-merited hiss
es, according to the Argus of that city.
For a moment the artists were dumb,
then one of them, advancing to thp foot
lights, said in t7j.nai6us Tones:
"Friends, I m sorry. We've done the
best we could to amuse you. We ve
thrown ourselves about the stage and
worked hard, and is this the return we
get?" He stopped for a moment. Then
his anger and resentment overmastered
him. "This is the first time," said he,
In a ringing tone, "that the American
Macks have ever been hissed. Fin lor
ry that you show such little courlesy to
a fellow man, but if there is anyone
among you," he cried, tearing off the
beard and wig, revealing the close
cropped head and square jaws of a prize
fighter, "who wishes to back up what
he did let him step up here."
The nerve of the man captured the
audience. Those who had hissed diim
bow cheered and applauded. They ad
mired the pluck of the man. The ap
plause emboldened him, and as he
threw aside his coat he called n?nin for
any person in the audience to meet him,
but he must have a parting shot, and
as he turned to leave the stage he
yelled: "If any of yon want to see me
after the performance is over you will
j find me.nt the entrance!" But no one
mi w him. Ilis brutality captured mora
applause than his acting.
A professor of the I:: is Academy di
Sciences has been making e:;perimouts
m'hii'h VtJivn roMiltp.l in nnnvinoinir birr
iWthonthhit in nf all living thln
living thingr
. a e
the most capable of withstanding
Tery low temperature. Inclosed aX
niht in a block of ice a rabbit wai
found next day fitting on very com
fortably and evidently not aware ol
anything Te,ry peculiar in hia circus
Tbey increase bnt-etttt
purify tlie whole
rauai and act ou the liver, luie
S. P. FLORENCE,
STOCKRAISER !
lltPPNKK. OlitGON.
rtile - ratified and . ar marked an shown above.
Horses K on rinht ehoulder.
51 v cattle raue in Morrow and Umatilla crun
lies, i will pay $100.00 for the arrest and cod.
fiction of any person stealing my stock.
Hiittl, tlie linker. Buy your hrend inn!
enkot 'tml nMve nr-ti . I ry if. h.
4TO'k nKAMhS.
Whih' yu keeponr HubHcription paid up yn
can keep yonr bran J in free of charge.
Albn. T. J . lone. Or. Horae GU on lef;
i-houlder; ciillle anie on left hip, under hiton
ritfht ear, ai.it upper bit on tlie left; rmife, Mor
row com ty.
Armatrong, -I. . Alpine, Or. T with har un
der 1 1 on left Plionider of hornea: cattle Maine
on lef- hip.
Alhaon, O. 1., Kinht Mile. Or. Cattle brand.
O U on left till and lioraeB name brand on rbM
shoulder. Kaiiiit Eiht Mile,
Adkine. TC Dayville. Or-ftraitrht mark aeroPB
the thiKh and two croiw and a alii 111 the rinht ear;
hoi hhh, .1 unniue clown 011 trie riutit eliountfr.
Ivinige in (intnt eouuty and Hear valley. PU
addreaa alao at Manimnn.
AdktliB, J. J., Ueppner, Or. Honen, JA con
lifeipo hi t hank; cattle, nan eon left hip.
Ayera. JohiiDV. Lena. Or. Horwen branded
trianie on lett hip; rattle aanie im riKht hip;
h mi rrnti ort rufh' "ar mill nnner hit on
liariholaiiK-w, A O IIoirhi bninded 7 K x,n
either 8! ouhler. Hantxe in Mor ow eouuty.
Hlyth. l'ercy IL, heppner, ir. Horaeii Ifoman
crora ou riifht ahoulder. liange in Morrow
comity. I
B leak man. (ieo., Hardman, Or. Horaes, a (Ihk
01 left Hhoulder. cattle -Hum on ribt Hhonhler.
l annialer, J. W.( Hardman, Or. Cattle brand
ed K on left hip and llnli: aplit in each ear.
Brenner, Pfter, iioieeberry OreKou Iriorsee
branded PB ou left bhuulder. ('attie Sutua on
riht mue
iiurke. M 8t C, Lonir Creek, Or On cattle,
MAY connected on left nip, ctop off left ear, un
der half crop off riidit. Hornet, aanie brand on
letft ahouhler. liauK iu brant and Morrow
conut).
Howf-man, a., aioutu vornoi: ana iiurnn, ur.
I'attle, A B on riyht iiip, t wo crops in eatsh ear;
same on horaea. on nglit Hltotiider. Kauue hi
(irant and Harney counties,
HroHiiian, Jerry, Lena, Or.- Hureea branded 7
ou riKhi ehouldr; caitle H on the left aide
Left f-at half crop and ru,'lil ear upper Hlopt
Hart on. Win,, Heppner, Or. -Jloroea, j I) on
riKht thU" eat Lb wtme ou rilit hip; eplit in
eacli ear.
Hrown, laa, LesinKton, Or. florae IB on the
riht Hlitle: eattle aaiue on riuhLiiii; ruuue, Mor
row eouuty.
Brown, J . I , Ueppner. Or. -Home, and cattle
branded h wit'' oz-yoke above on left ehoiilder,
Bfown, J. (!., Ueppner, Or. Homes, circle
C with tint "i r ter on left hiu; cattle, same.
Brown, W. J., Lena. Oregon. Horses W bar
over it, on the left shoulder. Cattle same on left
hhi.
Boyer, W. G., Heppner, Or. Ho rues, box
brand o) hip cattle, name, With apllt 111
each ear.
Borx, P.O., Heppner, Or. Homes, P Hon left
ahouliifr: emtle. name on left bin.
Brown lee. W. J Fox.ttr- ( attle, J H connected
on left aide: emu on left ear ami two solilnnnd
middle p.ece cut out on right ear; on horses same
brand on the leu thigh; Mange in vox valley,
lirant county.
Cain.ti., aleb.Or.- V I) on horten on left stifle;
U With uuarter circle over il, n left ahouhier,
and on leit a one ou all colts nil tor n years: on
left shoulder only on all horses over 5 years. All
range tn Oram conutv,
( lark. Win. H. L' a. Or. Horse. WHO con
neeled. ou left t-honlner: cattle mnie oil right
hip. Ba ge Morrow and Umatilla counties,
('ate, ('has. It.. Vinson or Lena. Or. Horses
H (' on riKht shoulder; cattle same on rinht bin.
ltant.re Morrow and Umatilla comities.
Cochran, Chat., lone. Or.- Horses, HP coti
uected on left shoulder; cattle, C on both left
hip and stifie. itaiiKU in Morrow county.
Cannon, J1. B.. Long Creek, Or. Ton cattle on
right side, crop oft rinht ear and slit in left ear.
Our horses same brand on left shoulder, ltauge
in (iraut county.
Cecil, W m., Douglas. Or; horses J V on lef
shoulder; ca tle same on left hip, waddles on
each jaw and two b.ts in the right ear.
Curl, T. H.. John tiny, Or. Uoub.e cross on
each hip on cattle, swallow fork and under bit
in ri glit ear, split iu left ear. Bauge in lirant
county. ,On sheep, inverted Amid epear poiut
ou Hhoulder. Ear markmi eweu, crop on left ear,
ou ahouiaer. iLar marktM ewes, crop ou letl ear,
uuuciied uouer bit in right. Wethers, crou iu
riglit and under half crop in left ear. All range
iu Grant county.
Cook, A. J.,Lena,Or. HorBes, HOon right shoul
Jei Cattle, same on r ght hip: ear mark Bquare
01 op on lett and sunt in riglit.
i urnn. ii. I., Currmeviiie,
Ur. -Horaea, 00 on
left h title.
Cochran, J II Monument, Ur Horses branded
T 1 V A on left shoulder. Cattle, sumo on riht
hip. swallow fork in riht ear and crop off! eft.
Cox Ed. ti.. Hard wan, Or. Chi tie, C wit!
ir center: horses. CE on left Hip.
Cochran, H. E., Monument, (irant Co, Or.
Itorses branded circle with hai beneath, on left
-houldur: cattle tuamu brand on both hips, mark
Older tdope both ears and dewlap.
Chapin, H., Hardman. Or. Horses branded
" on rinht hip. Cattle branded the same.
Croas. tt Li, Dayville. Or ( attle branded two
L-rous and a sulit in left ear: on horses a
reversed Z n left stifle. Also have the following
brands on cattle: rson lett top, on riKht hip,
on left shouldnr, two parallel bars on Id ft
houlder. Ear marks, two crops.
DioniiiP, Ebb Hop sen bra dtd with three
men fi.rh on lefi untie Cattle m ne on lett Bide.
Doonail. Win., Teppuer. Or. liooeo branded
HJ with bar over theui, on left shoulder; cai
ie same on left hip.
Oouiflaab. W. M .(iallnway. Or. Cattle. K L'on
ikIh side, hwh tow-fork in each ear; horses. K I)
n lett hip.
Douglas, ). T., Douglas, Or HortM TD on
the i inht stifle: cattle same on right hip.
Duncan, W. K, John Day.Or. (Quarter circls
ft on rnzht shoulder, both ou horses and cattle,
it an we (.rant county.
DriskelL W. E.. tleptner, Or. Horsea branded
K inside of u on left shoulder. Cattle same on
i.ft side of neck.
Ely, J. H. A Sons, DoUfilas, Or. Horses brand
-d hLi oi. left shoulder, cattle Name on left
ip. hole if right ear.
Ediot , Wat-h., heppner. Or. Diamond on
Kiit ehoulder.
rleek. Jackson, Heppner, Or. Horses. 7F
- .HiUecteil oi riKht Hhonhler: cattle same on
nut hip Ear mark, hole in riKht and crop
ti left.
b lorence, L. A., Heppner, Or. Cattle, LF on
Kht hip: honH F with bar under on riglit
houlder.
rlorolice, H. P. Heppner. Or Horses, F on
uht shot hit- ; cattle, r on riglit hip or thigh.
tiaj, Henry, Heppner, Or. OA1 on left
i. outlier.
tiilman-French, Land and Live Stock Co.. Fus
il. Or. Hoises, anchor H on left shoulder; vt-ut,
-ante on left st i tie. Cattle, same on both Idps;
.ir marks, crop oft riwht ear and muierbii in lett.
ituUKe in (iilliam, (irant, Crook a. d Morrow
unties.
tietiirj, Elmer, Echo, Or Horses branded H.
with a quarter circle over it, on lett stills
.ue in .Morrow and LniHtlll&countieu.
iiiltwaler, J . C, Prairie City, Or. On horses,
U on left shoulder and stifle; cattle, on right
-ii-. haUkC- in tiiani com n,
i-tajee. i.eo.. Jjena, Or, Hrttnd JH connected,
h quarter circl" ovt-r it, on lei l houlder.
i no i A. H., Uide, Or. tattle, roui-d-top
ihquaiter cirule ui der it on the riht hip.
..i te in Morrow and U matilla count ie.
Hiu ton A Jenks Hamilton. Ur t ai tie, two bars
, either hip: cnp in riylit ear ai.d plit in left.
-uites, J on rik'ht thigh, Hange ii. On.m euuutj .
Hughes. Samuel, Wagner, Or J- (T F L
foniiecledjon right shoulder on hoic; on cattle,
ii. right hip ai d on li ft side. iallow fork in
-ighiearaml slit in lett. Hange in Haystack
listiict. Mor w county
Hale. Mi.lou, Wrtgne . Or.- Horses hrand-ii
i- t rcle v, iih i aral el tai s) on left ahouhler
t le same ou left hip : al-o inige circle on left
ide
Hall. Edwin. John Day.Or. Cattle E Hon rigtu
nip: horses same ou right shoulder. l angeiii
tinmi county.
Howard, J L, a'loway. Or. IIorps. (cross
wit. Dnr ftb ve it) on riglit stu-uluer ; !
-hiueon lea side, llanye is Morrow and Uma
tilia I. -untie.
Hughes, Mat, Heppner. Or. Horaee, shaded
heart on the left shoulder. Kalljre Morrow Co.
Hunsaker, ti , agi:er. Or. Horses, M on left
shouliler.es tie. fun left nn .
Hardistv. Albert. Nye. Oreaon Horw. AH
connt cied. on left shoulder; Cattle on the left
hip. crop off left ear,
Uuiuphreva, al Hardman, Or. Horses, H o
lfi (iMiik
HiatU Wot. E., Ridge, Or. Horses branded
bar cross oi. left shoulder: cattle same on left
tin.
i HayM. J. M., B.ppner. Or.-Foraw, wineglass
' m. u't ahim Nlui am i a annia nn riarnr nin.
HiiRtnii. Luther. Eiulit Mile, t It. Horse Hon
the left shoulderand heart un the left stifle Cat- i cle over three ban on iefi hip, both cattle and
Me name on left hip. Kanr in Morrow ponnty. j nurses. Hange Grant county.
Ivy, Alfred, Long Creek. Or- attle 1 Don! VS ilhame. J O. Long Creek. Or Horses, qoer
nght hip. crop ofl left ear and bit in right. Hones ter circle over three ban on left hip; cattle aame
-ame brand on left shoulder. Hange u Grant end "Hi ioHrhMr Kans in Omnt ftmnty.
jountv ,t,n' eppner. Or. Honea running A k
Junkin. 8. Heppner, Or. Horees, horse-1 on sht-uider; Cattte. same on ruriit bio.
lioe J on Jefi shoulder. Cattle, the earns, I loung, J. H., Gmieeberry, Or. Hora branded
Bang n Eiirht Mile, !T- h.,t.t.
Johnson. Felix Lena. Or. Honea. circleT en Y"ung, W. A.. Gooseberry. Or. Hnnee biand
left suue; cattle, same on right tup, under half cd X tduub e X coi-nected) oa ,s.l sheujder
enp in right and split ia left ear 1 eauie sa left Side,
Jenkiht, D HV,,Mt. Vwnoh,Or.-J on horaeson
loft Rhouhler: un cattle. J on left hin and two
smooth crops on both ears, liange in Fox and
Hear valls
Kenny, Mike. Heppner, Or. Hones brandixl
KNY on left hip cattle same and crop off left
ear: nodai dni on the right
Kirk J. T., Heppner. Or. Hones AO on left
elionlder; cattle, W on Ufl hip.
Kirk. J C, Heppner. Or. Horses. 17 on either
Hank: rattle I? on riahtaide.
Kirk Jesse, Heppner, Or.; horse 11 on left
shoulder; cattle same on light side, underbit on ;
righi ear.
HiimberlancLW. G.. Mount Vernon. Or. I LuD
cattle on right and left sides, swailow fork in U ft
ear and under ciop in right ear. Horses same v
brand on left shoulder. Hange in Ortot rouutv.
Keeney, Eli, Heppner, Or.-Hoise J L and
ace of clubs on left stifle. Hange in Umatilla
and orrow counties
Lesley, M C, Mounmeot, Or A triangle Btwith
all hues extending pa t l.ody of figure on sa-a.luor-sesou
left shoulder, ou cattle Uiamond ou left
nhnulder, split iu righ a uc. it m left ear
ltage iu Oram count) and to ; aitu of John Dai
Li ahey, J W. Heppner Or. Horses branded L
nnd m left shoulder; catt le ame on left hip;
win tie ver right ey three elite in right ear.
Loft en, Stephen, 1 ox, Or. a L ou left hip
on cattle, crou and sblit on rinht ear. Horses
same brand on left shoulder, tlange iirant
county.
Liieuallen, John W., L -J Or. Horses
bmuded half-cucle J L connected ou lett shoul
der. Cattle, auin ou left hip. Range, ueur Lex
inton.
Lord. George. Heppner, Or. Horses branded
double U coi. 1 1 ecu Sometimes called a
Bwini! U, on left shoulder.
Ahixweil, Si . 8, Oooseberry. Or. Ho'es brand
ed long link on left shoulder; cattle, same ou
Lef hip. Ear mark, under bit in left ear.
Minor, Oscar, Heppner. Or. Cattle, M D on
riuht lop; liorm. M on lef t shoulder.
Morgan, ti. N.. Heppner. Or, Horses. M )
ou lef i shoiiM cattle same ou left hip.
iMuCumber, Jas A, Echo, Or, Horses. M with
bar over ou right shoulder.
ftiann, H. B , L.ena, Dr. Horses old mares 'LL
on right hip; young eu.ck, small si on left
shoulder
Morgan, Thos., Heppner, Or. Hones, circle
T on loft ritiomder and left thigh; oattie. L on
riglit thigh.
Mitchell. Oscar, lone, Or. Horses, 77 on right
hip; value. 77 on right side.
MeCiaren, I). G Hrownsville. Or, Horses,
Future Aon ach HiioHidur. cattle, MH on hip
McEeru.W.J. Mount Veruoti. Or Xi ou cattle
ou right hip, crop in right ear. half crop in left
same brand on borate ou left hi, . Uauge in Graut
county,
McCnry, Oavid H., Echo, Or. Horses branded
D connected, on the left shoulder; cattle same
on hip and side.
IhcGirr, Frank, Fox Valley, Or. Mule shoe
with toe-cork on cattle on ribs and under in
each ear; horses aame brand ou left stifle.
Mcllalev. G. V.. llHn.illnn.Or. tin Uf.ru H
with halt circle under on left shoulder; on Cattle,
four bars connected on top ou the right aide
iittiint- m i ou my,
eal. Andrew. Lone Hock. Or. Horses A N nun.
nected on left shoulder; cattle same on both hips.
uoruKH, c, ouverion. ur. Morses, cirule 1 on
left thigt : no tie. same on left hip.
Oliver. Joaeuh. Cunt mi t itv Or. A 4 nn cat.
on left hip: on horses, same ou left thigh. Hangs
ii iiruiii uouoty
Oiler, Perry, Lei in g ton. Or. P O on left
shon.dei.
Olp, Herman, Piairie City, Or. On cattle, O
LP couuecteu on left hiu: horses on left mm It
and wanie on nose. Hange iu Graut eouuty.
Pearcon, O lave, Eight Mile, Or. Horses, quar
ter circle fchndo on left shoulder and 24 on left
hip. Cattle, fortv in loir ear, right cropped. M
on left hip. Hung on Eight Mile.
Parker & (iteasou. Hardman, Or. Horses IP on
Mi Nhouldor.
Piper, En e t, Lexington, Or.- Hor es brands'-
.E (L E cu.inoc ed o lett liou,dtr; raiUn
me ou .ig.iinip. Hange, iiori uw coutti.
i .iti', J. ii., Liexiiigtoii. or. iiuiMn, Jo. con.
necteu o left shoulder; cattle, same ou left hip.
under hi in each ear.
Pit l berg, Heury Lexington, Or. Horsed brand,
ed with a Houiat crows on left shoulder; oattie
branded with Uoniau cross, bar at bottom, on
let l hip.
lVttys, A. C, lone, Or.; bones diamond Fon
shoulder; cattle, J n J connected, oa the
left hip, upper slope iu left ear and slip in Hi
light.
Powell, John T Dayville, Or Horses, J P con.
uec ed ou iefi shoulder- Cattle OK couueoted on
left hip, two uuder half crops, oue on each ear,
wat tle under throat. Ka geiu Grant county.
Ilickard, ii. D., Canyon City, Or.--F C ou left
"houiUer, on horses only. Ittuge Canyon creek
and Hear valley. Grant county.
hood. Auurew, Hardman, Or. Horses, sqnan
crop- with quarter-circle over it on left stifle.
Heninger, Chris, Heppner, Or. Horses, C U on
lett shouiiiei .
ttice, Dan, Hardman, Or.; hones, three panel
worm fm,ee on lett shoulder; ca'tle, DAM on
right shoulder, itauge near Hardman.
liudio, Wm. Long Creek, Or. brands horses
U ui right shoulder, Hange Grant and Morrow
: counties.
Koyse, Aaron. Heppner, Or Horses, plain V on
iefi suouider; cattle, same brand reversed o
right hip and crop oil right ear. Hange in itor
row eouuty.
Hush Hros., Heppner, Or. Hones branded X
un Lhe righi shoulder; cattle, IX on the left tup
crop ofl left ear and dewlap on neck. Hi a&v it
Morrow and adjoining counties.
Kuet, ViLiaui, Pendleton, Or. Horses K oi '
lef t Hhouluer; cattle, li on left hip, crop oS
right ear, uuderbit ou left ear. tiheep, H on
wuathera, rouud crop off ngh ear, Hange Uina
tdiaaiid Morrow c uiities.
lieaney, Andrew. Lexington, Or. Horsei
branded A It ou right shoulder, vent quartet
circle over brand; cuttle same ou right hip,
linage Morrow county.
Huyse, Win. H, Dairyville, Or Hit connected
with quarter circle over top on cattle on right hip
and crop off right ear aud split in left. Horses
same brand on left shoulder. Hauge in Morrow
Gruulaiiu Gilliam counties.
Hitler, J F, Hitler, Or Three parallel ban
witn bar overou horses on left hip; on cattle, iefi
side, two smooth crops, two splits in each eat
Hauge in Middle Fork of John Day.
Hector. J . W., Heppner, Or. Hones. JO ot
lef t shoulder. Cattle, 0"" right hip.
Spicknall. J. W., Gooseberry, Or. Hones
branded ul on left sh .ulder; lauge m Morrow
county.
opmy, J. F., Heppner, Or. -Horses brandeabi
cotinecteu o right shoulder; cattle same on bolt
Illl'S.
bailing, C C Heppner, Or Horses branded S A
on lett shoulder; cuttle same on left hip.
Hwaugari. H. F.. Lexington. Or.-HnriM fl
with dash under it on lef i stifle cattle U with
oash unoer it on right hip, crop of) right ear and
waudied on right hind leg. Hauge in Morrow,
GUliamaud umatilla comities.
bwiiggart. A. L., Ella. Or. Hones brande 1 I
on lelt shoulder; eel tie same on left hip. Crop
on ear, wattle ou left hind leg.
Htraight W . E Heppner, Or. Hones shaded
J b ou lei slide; cuttle J S on left hip, swallow
fork in ngh ear, underbit in left.
bapp. 'Xiiun., Heppner, Or. Horses, 8 A P on
left hip; cm u name on left hip,
bhirts. James, Lung t reek. Or. Horses, t oa
left stifle and over 1 on left shoulder.
blmer.JohQ. Fox. Or. NO innniwrivt n
horses on right hip; cattle, same on rinht hin.
crop oft right ear and under bit in left ear. Hange
in urani county.
emiitu ci OB., DusHnvnie, or, Hones, branded
II. Z. o.i snoulder; ca.t.e, ame on left ahoulder.
buUiri'H. James. ArllliuLun Or hurau hroxHuH
Jb. -ii lett suouider; caule the same, also nose
w audio, liui.ge in Morrow and Gilliam oo nties.
bU'phetis. V. A., tiardiUHU, Or-; horstw boon
right sutle; cattle h mental L on ihe right side
OievuiiBOii, iUrs A. J.. Heuuut r. Or. tMtUtt. M
on right ui. ; swallow-fork tu left ear.
bwaggart. G. W., Heppner, Or. Horses, 44 on
lett eiiooiu. : cattle, 44 on left hip.
btone. Ira.Hi'-kKton, Wash. Horses, keystone
ou lull shoulder.
bun in, tL. Lione Hock, Or. Hones branded
a crooked seven on left shoulder; cattle sains on
lelltuue. luuige, uuiiam county.
b perry. E. G., Heppner, Or. Cattle W C on
lett hip, crop on right and underbit iu loft ieai
dewiup; hordes C on left shoulder.
iiioujpmtii, J.A., Heppuer, Or. Horses, J on
lelt niiuulo r; cattle, 2 on left shoulder.
Tip, etB,ti.'l.,linerpris,Or, Horses. C-n left
shoiuuei.
1 ui her H. W., Heppner, Or. Small capital T
lei I shoulder hones; caitle same on left hip
Willi npht in bull. ears.
llurnton, 11. M lune, Or. Horses branded
11 1 connected on lelt Klitle; shevp same brand.
Vanderpool, H. T.. Lena, Or; Hones HV oo&
necieo on right shoulder .cattle, name oa right
Ulu.
Wal bridge, Wm . Heppner, Or. Hones. U. L.
ontheieil shou.der; UHtlle same ou light nip.
ciop i12 loft eai and right ear lopped.
Wiison, Johu y,. tiaiem or Heppuer, Or.
Homos braiiOed on Uie left shouider. Uauge
Munow county,
Warreu.W H. Caleb, Or CatUe. W with quarter
circle over it, ou ,eft side, split iu right ear.
iiurei (Miiutf bra-'d uti lett shoulder. UaUgia
Graut eouuty
WimhI, F L, Dayville, Or Heart on horses on
leltstitle;oii cuttle. ' on left side and under bit
in left ear. liauge in Grant county,
W right, bilaa A Ueppner, Or. Cattle branded
S V uu me right hip, aquare crop on right ear
and Kpl.t in lelt.
Wallace. Francis, Mount Vernon, Or Sqnan on
cattle on tlie lett hip. upper slope in he left
eai and under slope in right ear. Snme brand
ou horses on right shoulder, hauge tn Harney
and Grant couutv.
V ade. Henry, Heppner, Or. Hones biandsd
ace ol eptMiwe- on le.l slioulder and left tup.
I aitle braudei1 same on left sme and left hip.
Wells, A. Heppner, Or. Horses, w on left
aliouuler: CHI i e SHUit.
Woihnger, John, John Uay City. Or On honaw
three pnruliel ban ou left shoulder; 7 on sneep,
bit iu tnjih ears. Hange in Grant and Mailt ur
Cuujilles.
Soodward, John, Heppner, Or. Honea, DP
connected n left shouiaer.
W atkius, Lishe. Heppner, Or. Hones branded
UK counectet on left otitle.
W iiuace, Charles, Portland, Or. 1 "attle, W on
nght thigh, boii in left ear; honea, W on right
shoulder, sonn same on lef t shoulder.
Whittier Bros., Onwey, Harney etaintr. Or. -Hnres
branded W B. conneeteil no left hoaider
Williams, Vasco, Hamilton. Or. Quarter cir-