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ohlldren are those who are ruled by love.
When they vex mo 1 What In tho
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Blxby, by deliberately ".ticking your
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woodttbed and give you such a warming
up as you wouldn't forget as long as you
Uvel I ought to do ill It's the only
way to teach you young one. to behave
a little lees like a lot of hyenas! Now
you put off to bed without your auppeft
young man!"
Where'
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Villages Hunt hi Tree.
Pooplo who live In trees or t "iplm
thorn aa place-i of refui.'u u. nn, i', i,'
particularly miserable :-,oci:-.i. v. : ,.f tip
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oovercd by Mr illuii-i M ci
New Guinea, is tho tuo:;l lcm.. il.ali
baa been reported in a Ion : v. .: iK'.
ways Inland he found v. i- : ::e,!
starved renif,:int of l!,o .::m t
In one of ih.-ir git'.!--iii'nt.-i :-' t
lagors live i:t a nimvle enoneoe-. tr
whose niilo-spre,n!in lr;'tie!ie
houses, with two stories each, had
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cess of extermination by a powerful and
warlike neighbor. Thu most numerous
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along tho Dua branch of the Manila
river, north of the Congo. Tho explore!
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Thompson A Bimisown the buss which
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SYNONYMS FOR MOTHER.
Children of t'liltui-e T iu'rht Love-Making
Instea I of Veneration.
Mother, that dear, sweet, matchless
name, synonym for tho tenderest, truest
love man over know, has been elim
inated from the fashionable vocabulary,
says the St. Louis Pout-Dispatch. In
the revised edition of thogilt-odged lox
icon it is Draukotcd obsolete.
Only a few years a";o war was made
on the common pronunciation of the
word mamma, and in spite of usage the
French method wascarrlod, that is, with
the accent on tho last syllable. Now,
mother, main-nta, and old-fashioned
ma" have been set aside a3 common
place and various terms of endearment
substituted. One of tho wealthiest
ladies in New York has taught hor two
little sons to call her "precious." "Dear
one" is the favorite address in the homo
of a rich and distinguished politi ian.
and tho scions of tho largest estate in
tho country call the voung mother "love
of mine" and tho proud father "Prince
Charming." Hut the most common term
of endearment among the children of
tho upper class is "sweetheart." Com
ing from the little folks, scarcely aide
to uttor tho sounds of the letters, it is
very pretty, especially at table or in the
nursery, when the small ohild hasagriev
auco or a heartache. 1 1 is not, however, a
convenient or callablo name nt tho foot
of tho stairs, when tho immediate pres
ence or audience of a gentlowoman is
needed. Since tho abrogation of "dear
est," which had as long a run as the
fauntleroy sash and collar, "dearie" has
enjoyed considerable popularity, but of
late intronchments have been made up
on tho lovers' territory and all their
tender appellations appropriated.
"Sweet one," "my own," "lovely,"
'heart's-ease," "dear heart," "queen,"
"darling" and "sweetness" aro some of
tho pet names to which loving and lova
ble mothers respond. And after all
there is something very tender and very
sweet in this love-making of parents
and children, albeit the dignity implied
ny plain "mother may appear to be
lacking. It is just possible that there
is too much severity in our relations
with the little ones, and that a better,
truer, tinner friendship may accruo from
this child worship. Ono thing is cer
tain, that there can be no estrangement
between the real lovers of home. It is
the sweet privilege of every mother to
be tho Uol of her daughters and the
sweeihenrt of her sens, and she has
only herself to blame if the child-lover
tires of her and in the noonday of life
l.Tgots tne glory that brightened his
morning. "Mother" may do for tho
daughter and son that the marriage
ties will bring to the root tree, but if a
sweeter, dearer name can be invented,
by all means let us have it to use, to
hear and to lnvn.
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Turks Do Not t.ove lite Premier.
The Turkish government has set up
a new literary standard w hich is likely
to prove trouhlesomo to travelers in
that country'- The hand of the censor
has been raised aguinst that delight
ful old "Tartnriun" nf Dandet anil
again-st all biographers ni the Grand
Old Man. It seems that the horo of
Tarascon wearing a fez which adorned
I the cover of the Pronchruun's book snb
I Jectcd that toeonileuuuition, while the
official dislike to the latter kind of
literature was brought oat at a con
ference of the British embassy at Con
stantinople in bcliiilf of an American
bishop. The Uritish envoy was anxious
I that the bishop should be set at liberty,
! and said that there was no case against
j hitn. "What! no case?" said the Turk-
ish official. "What do you say to this
evidence of guilt?" And he thereupon
produced a life of Sir. Gladstone which
had been found in the possession of the
unfortunate bishop.
Queen Victoria's Klght Name,
The oft-raised question as to Queen
Victoria's surname is thus answered
1 by a recent writer: "She is, of course,
a Guelph by ancestral lineage, which
is traced by the genealogists from Em
press St. Cuncgonda, consort to Em
peror St. Henry II., A. D. 1034. Both
are canonized saiats and both were
solemnly crowned at Rome by Pope
i Benedict VIII. But all this relates
i merely to the pedigree of Princess
Alexandria Victoria prior to her mar
riage in 1840 to Prince Albert, of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha.
This prince was of the
ancient house of Saxony, whose family
name is, and has during more than
' four centuries been, Wettin. Obvious
ly, therefore, the Guelph princess be
came upon her marriage Mrs. Wettin."
PEOPLE OF LONDON.
Mrs. Temple, wife of the bishop of
London, is a shorthand writer.
Princess May's wedding ring will be
made from a half-ounce nugget of gold,
, the gift of Welsh miners.
I Queen Victoria has contributed one
hundred pounds to the fund for the
benefit of the families of the Victoria
victims.
William Waldorf Astor has recent
ly bought the estate of Cliveden, on the
banks of the Thames, of the duke of
Westminster and will become a citizen
of London.
Arthur Balpocr says that his
greatest political help comes from, his
sister Agnes, who is his housekeeper.
Each ay she devotes a fixed amount of
time to reading the newspapers and
marking what is useful for his purpose.
t)R. John Mackintosh, author of the
"'History of Civilization in Scotland,"
to whom 8750 has just been granted
from the Royal Bounty, was original
ly a working shoemaker. He struck
literature as a last resort and stuck
to it.
t-oints in Palmistry.
An interesting discussion has sprung
up among the palmists in regard to the
line of the hand known as the mar
riage line. One recognized authority
says that when this line curves upward
the possessor is not likely to marry at
all. Other experts say they know
many married and happy people with
such a line. It is also alleged that the
transverse line on the "hill of Mer
cury," which one party says is the mar
riage line, is not so considered by the
Chirological society. "Our opinion,"
says the editor of the party organ, "is
that these lines are signs of attach
ment, and there is scarcely a hand ever
seen without at least one in the hand
of either mnrHedoriinmarried people."
IN COLLEGE AND SCHOOL.
Ex-minister E. J. Phelps is again
on the list of Vale's law lecturers.
An elective course in swimming has
recently been opened to the juniors at
Vassar.
W'ithoct an exception Princeton's
handsomest building when completed
will be the new Commencement hall,
the gift of Mrs. Charles Alexander, of
New York. The building will cost up
ward of 8800,000.
Col. Amos A. Parker, who recentlv
died in Keene, N. n., at the age of
over 101 years, is said to have been un-
doubtedly the oldest college graduate
' in the United States. He took his di
ploma from the university of Vermont
in 1818. ghe DMn,t Km)W How,
I When Prince George, the son of the
prince of Wales, was a student at Cam
bridge he was a jolly fellow and ex
ceedingly well liked. In the great
English universities royal rank counts
for nothing in friendly intercourse.
One day the prince found a fellow
student, some years his senior, endeav
oring to light a refractory pipe.
"What's the matter?" said George.
j "Let me light it for you." "Oh, you
teach your grandmother how to suck
eggs, will you?" was the angry reply.
Then, as the student realized what he
had said, he added, quickly: "My gra
cious! I beg your pardon! I had for
gotten who your grandmother was."
"No matter," laughed Prince George,
good naturedly, "I don't really believe
she docs know how.' Golden Day;
1 Dak Li aio-. x n i-iuome. ta years ago
was $15 a week. He is said to be earn
ing to-day $100,000 a year.
Mrs. Harbison is becoming quite
skillful as a water-color artist and the
white house is already adorned by some
of her works.
! Mrs. Vest, wife of the Missouri sena
tor, is a very quiet, retiring little wom
an of domestic tastes. She is slight and
graceful, and has fine dark brown eyes.
Russell Harrison has taken to re
porting. His application for admission
to the congress press galleries as corre
spondent for the Helena Journal was
filed recently.
As A solution of the alleged disparity
between Mrs. Frank Leslie and himself,
Mr. Wilde Is credited with the follow
ing too-too utterance: "Mrs. Leslie has
mnde industry a study, while I have re
ciprocated by mnkinrr Indolence one."
liter. Heim, of Zurich, says that the
most agreeable death is by falling. He
has talked with a great manv peoPie
who have escaped death by falling by a
hair's breadth only, and reports that
those who have experienced such acci
dents suffer no pain aud no terror.
YOUNG PEOPLErSSOCIETIES.
Twenty-two ChitTese endeavorers
from one society at Oakland were pres
ent at convention In California lately.
The Christian Endeavor societies izi
South Carolina have doubled since the
organization of tho state union last
November.
Holt Apostles' Chapter, Philadel
phia, with seventy-five members, is
probably the largest chapter in the
Brotherhood of St. Andrew.
In the Church of the Holy Trinity
W innipeg, a "Sisterhood of St. Atil
drew" has been formed on the lines of
the Brotherhood of St. Andrew.
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While you kfiopyotir tmlmcription imiil up yrt
osu keep your brim J in ( roe of cfiHrKf1.
Allyn. T. J.. lone. Or. Horses HH on left
sliouldnr; oittlle Atmio on left hip, undor bit on
right ear, mill upper bit on the loft; mugf, Mor
row county.
Armstrong, J. C, Alpine, Or. T with bar nn.
iler n on loft slioQlder of horses; cattle same
on left hip.
Allison, O. D., Eight Jlile. Or.-t'attle brand.
U D on left hip and homes same brand on rural
shoulder. Kantf?, Eight Mile.
Adkins, J. J., Heppner, Or. Horses, JA con
ueried on leit Hank; cattle, same on left hip.
Bartholamew, A. G , Alpine, Or. Horses
branded 7 K on either shoulder. Range iu Mo -row
countv
Bleaknmn, Geo., HardmBn, Or. Horses, a nnii
, ii left ehoulder: cattle natuo on right shoulder
nannieter, J. W., Harduian, Or. Cattle brand
ed B on left hip and thigh: split in each ear.
Brenner, Peter. Ijoi eeiierry Oregon-Horses
branded P 0 on loft shoulder. Cattle sutne on
right sine.
llurke, M Bt C, Long Creek, Or-On cattle,
MAY connected on left hip, ciop off left enr, un
der half omn off rigid. Horses, name bmnd on
letft Bhoulder. Uauge in Grant aud Morrow
eounty.
Hrosman, Jerry, Lena, Or.-llorsos branded 7
on nght shmilcler; cattle B on the loft side
Left ear half crop nd right ear nppnr slope
. Barton, Wm., H. ppner, Or. -Horses, J B on
r.ght thigu, cattle, same on right hip; split in
each ear.
i ".""."i lm' L?S'ngtori. Or. Horeee IB on the
right stitle; cattle same on right hip; range Mor
row county. '
Brown, J. C Heppner. Or.-Horses, circle
wlt,d"i inne teron left hip; cattle, same.
Brown, VN.J., Lena. Oregon. Horses W bar
over it, on the leit shoulder. Cattle same on left
Boyer, W. Q. Heppner, Or.-Horses, boi
eBchear C"Ule' l"tme, W'lb "plit in
liorg, P. 0., Heppner, Or.-Horses, P B on left
ehoulder; cattle, same on loft hio
lirowulee, W. J., Foit.Or-Cuttle. Jli connecte.1
on left side; crop on left ear and two splits and
middle piece rait out on right, ear; on horses ,,"
Scoui U"Sh! """ '
Caisner Warren Wngner, Or.-Horsea brand
edO on right stifle; rattle (three bars) on
right ribs crop and split in each ear. Cge"u
brunt und Morrow counties.
11 Mnt V''M'TC)' " "" horst,H left stitle
U with quarter circle over t, on left shoulder
left shoulder only on all horses over 5 yeare. Al
range in Grant county.
Hark, Wm. H., Lei a. Or Horse Will' ....
nected on left shonlilir: est leatne o ' right"
l.ste, CIIHS. It., Vinson or Lena. Or. Ilornea
H C on right shoulder; cattle same on rig t hh,
Uauge Morrow and Uumlllia coumies '
l ecu, W m.. Douglas Or - Imnw. li i .
shoulder; cn;tle ou'lef hip! waddle on
T !," t"?;' tw"b'te,i" the right ear "B "
in right ear, split i U,f , wr. o " Ui""?J,b'
Z M rn1dUnPKerrbht,l" ""''S Welles cropTu
Graiacomiw. rUP letl A" "
o..:Poff1eftand8pli,rfriX6ar mark !"
Mx'SSL- C"i"6"1"' -Horses. nu
Coi Ed. B.. Honlmnn, Or. tattle r
i. center; horses. t:E on Hft hit, ' C wl"
J liapui, H Hardman. Or-Horsea h , .
Douglas, 0. T., Douglas, Or-Horeo. TTi
right .houlder. ' D-T- Diamond on
...feLiW?.?.' Or.-,Horses branded
connected oi right' sl,,u, l,i!.,. V .7, ir
irKV'rpte, ,.k,.
-houluer. m m",M' ngl'l
. ! ' ssme biai d oi left , P 0a le,t
.ho"idc.r1.",I,r, 0r-i on left
Jau V S Tie ' ?,S." h"" nSt
'..ig-i. .... ,i ...,...;.,., "-
Iu . I h. . L. i.e. to , . ,.
'; 'I' r i il. .' oi. i ,i ,,, i, , ' '
"an A. 1.. Ii,,, i,, ' , .' "
onnipr'p'r'ni:;': ,--" .
Hon. J ... ;.M'.Vi . . " 'l'MlllWl
--U::-h,s:r':r:r " "
Ol, nghl hi., H I! rl . . '"': " rattle
i, . i,, g. ,. lir. ,
on nghi hip m H ,, ' ,"" C"Hle.
right ear and .lit u ft. "'.Vl', "" ' ,' in
;ttutrict,Morrv 0OLmtiU U,u8 Uajalack
ffijL MfX lDlMRieiCl KbD w hmit th un ol
MaWlf 11 fknife Uuertion Blank and Hook fire. Csll
"ft, II if lilt. H. It. IH1TTS.
8S2PlueSs.
iiKie, miiiiin, .vKner. r.-H.
ircl Willi iwrullwl lilB) i!r?.,l,p,''ll
i Htlieesuie - n iVft hip l WJ , n.S'"ol'W.
I ., ..... "u iei
' linn. iLnwin. jfiiir, iiuv (k.
hili: h . aa'rn- ,n ".'.'.l.1; ."" K "on ri....
Grant mnt. nouiue,. t,m
Howard, J L, ' alloway. Or.-H..n. I ,
with bar aliove it) ou right .1. nTT' "'"
,..,.., leit s,de. HhUKIZ mSS'S,
tllla I'oniities. """ru and Uauw
rlnghes. Mat, Henriner. Or ti
heart on tV lef t l,., ,1T I.T- "f,'w". "hiirW.
H.,rker, B Wturner. drTuZ"?, ''V
liouhler.rai tin. Aon left hip. "u,", on left
Hardisty, Alliert, Nye. 1 1
-houlder, Cattle ou o,'-' ?
win-Honw, A n
CstUeoa th.' kft
Humphreys. J M. Uanlm.. o.
Ae. H....L.
nil -uiwea, u
Hayes, J. M., Heppner. Or.-Horao. i
on left shouldei cattle, same on riant V'1"'
Huston, Lather, tight Mile Or-H
the left shonlderand heart on the Wt eVirf
tie same on left hip. Kanm In " lt.
Ivy Alfred. Long (reek? MS."?"!,"
right hip. crop ol left ear and bit it. riJht ii0"1'
same brand on left shoulder llai . !""
oonntv "uge n Grant
Jotiie, Harry, Heprn'-r. Or n,. k
II J the leftshonTileiY c.,ttl l"; 'l'fl
right hi.,Hl, uudo.bit iu left eur i J
Alni row cinnty. "suge m
Jniikiu.t). M Heppner, Or -Home, h
.htas J un left shoulder. Can L i?' ""
liange on Elgin Mile. 1 U"' Won.
Johnson, relix Lena, Or. Home. i i
Jenkins, O WMt. Vernon Or -J k
lert shoulder; on cattle" J 'ou J, hi,h"T
smooth crop, on both eru loS ffP.lwS
HearvhU.iys ""go in n i and
o; under alotwon the right " "B '
hlrk i T-, Heppiior, Or. Hr.. an
honliler: callle. uS on left hit" m '"I
hirk. J C, Hepimer. Or. Ho'raH it ,.
ilankreatlle II on right side! " W'W
Kirk. Jesse. Hnot.nitr i
elioulder: cattle same on iiJl, . T"'. left
right ear. " ""' "auerbit oo
-Srf ."a."' V"."' Or.-I L
ear and under ciop in ri7ht e i...'Ikinl,'t
brand on left shoulder. lUnaa in H. , Mm,
.-.Tli "-IT""'.. Ln0?St
brand oVMIoutfer.'' C
iJit-iiniiru, tjunn w., iri Br,w. n u
,W. Cattle, sain, on lef, hiogli'S:
L.WZ derli-'S.l1',
hiP, wattle oyer n.l.t e. three SS!.",
Lord. George, Heppner, Or.-Horeo. j
double II eoi.nect, som ettm
wine- H. on left shoulder. "llert
Miirkhnm, A. M lleppiier. Or -Pain, i
1M on lef, side both eare' "ro,M , ?
bo h Horses M on left hip iCgi f Z?.
ciinyon. '.lark s
Minor. Oscar, neppner nr. rattle m n
right hip; horse. M on loft 'shoulder. D 0"
morgan, N. N., Heppner, Or.-Hnrsei
nn !f nhon lw. ntif.U uu . v88.
)
Mfmho; T. ."L-.r "7."" HO
iMrnnrVirTei k. I ! , '"' "r' "C8,
i. U with
morgan, ino... neppner, Or.-HoruM el,-i-LhVtKh"h,,,,Mer,,d
l6ft "WiSft
Mitchell. Oaenr. lone. Or. Horses 11 .... i.
hip: rattle. 77 on right side! ' " 00 "''
MeClaren. 11. ., Hrownsville, Or.-Horea,
J'" ?!"-,' i,',','"ld.nr- 0H,t'e' bin '
McCnrty. David II. Echo Or. Hon.. i." .,.
I UvZT"a ",e Ml "l"mlaori ttlss.rn,
MrHirr. Krnrk. Foi Valley, Or.-Mnl.ahn.
w.l i.oe-eorkon cattle on ribs , ',Xr ?
each ear: horses same brand on left stitle.
Milllilo,, u. ... .-'auiiir.in. Or.-On Mnree. H
will, half jirole under on left shoulder;" Tntt'i.
four bars connected n top on the right sids
Uauge in Grant County. " 8118
Neal Andrew Uine llock.Or.-HorseH A N con.
neeleilou left shoulder: cattle same on both dps
i .'Vi1-8' "''""ri""- Or.-Horses. circle ? S
left thigh: rattle, same on left hip.
Oliver. Joseph, Canyon City, Or.-A Son oattls
on left hip: on horses, same ou left thigh" K2
in Grant comity ""uas
Oiler, Perry, Leiington. Or.-P 0 on left
etinu.de,, " ,wu
Olp. Honnan, Prairie City, Or.-On cattle 0
LP connected on left hip; horses on left stius
and wartleonnoee Kange in Grant county.
Pearson, (l ave. Eight Mile. Or.-Hr, nnar.
ter circle shield on loft ehouliler end U on left
hip. jatlle, fork in left ear, right oropped. iM
on left hip. Kange on Eight Mile.
i J. . r GI"UI'' Uurdmnn.Or.-HorseslPon
I fl shoulder.
K",:KU "' LefnBlon. Or.- Hor es brand,
e (L t oonneuled) , loft shoulder ; oattls
s me on right hip. Kange, Morrow county.
l'ir, J. Ii., Lexington. Or. -Horses, JK eon.
nawied in left Bhoulder; cattle, same on left bin
under bit in each ear.
Peltys, A.C., lone. Or.; horses diamond Pon
.shoulder; cattle, J H J connected, on the
left hip, ui.per.Blope m left ear and slip in tha
right.
Powell, John T Dayville, Or-Horses. JP con.
Jims ed on left shoulder. ( 'attle OK oouneoted on
left hip, two uiider half crops, one on eHch ear,
wattle under throat. Uai ge in Grant oounty.
Hood. Andrew. Hardman. Or.-Horses, sonars
orne. with quarter-circle over it on left stitle.
Keninger, Chris, Heppner, Or.-Horses, U B on
left shouldei.
Hice. Dan, Hardman, Or.; horses, three panel
worm fence on left shoulder; ca'tle, DAN on
right shoulder. Kange near Hardman.
lluyse, Aarun, Heppner. Or Horses, plain V on
left shoulder; outtle, same brand reversed ou
right hip atld Oroil off riirhtAAr. Itnnira in M.
row county.
Hush Bros.. Heppner, Or. Horses branded S
un the right shoulder: cattle, IX on the left hip.
crop off left ear and dewlap on neck. Kange ld
Morrow ami adjoining counties.
Jiust. William, Kidge. Or.-Horses K m
nuouiuer; oniua, n on ion nip, oron on
right ear, underbit on left ear. Hlieop, R on
I, , ., unjp oi. ngn ear. itangs uma
til la and Morrow o luutiee.
llu.i...... A ...I , r. ,t
...,.-;, nuoiuw, ajexiugMin, ur. iiorsei
branded A K un right shoulder, vent quartet
w'ai'u; LHiLiie same ou ngnt mp.
ItHiige Morrow county.
Koine, Wm, H. Uairyvilla, Or Hit ooiinecterj
t... .. H..n. .... vn, iv ,,vr uip on caiue on rigui nip
and crop off right ear and split In loft. Horses
same brand on left shoulder. Kange in Morrow
Grunt aud Gilliam counties.
itecuir. j. w., neppner. Or. Homos, JO ot
left shoulder. Cattle, Oon right hip,
Spioknall. J. W., "(iooBeberry, Or.- Horses
branded 91 on left shoulder ; tangs in Morrow
county.
uokiun, v. i neppner, ur nurses oranueu a a
on left shoulder; cuttle same on left hip.
owHHBun, n. r., Lexington, or. norsee
with dash under it on left Ht.iHn. nettln II with
uasli under it on right hip, crop off right ear and
waddled on right hind leg. Ituuge in Morrow,
u....uu..uu uuiauiiacuuuueB.
Bwuggart, A. L.,Alhena. Or.-Horses braniier1 2
on lei ( shoulder; oettle same on left hip. Crop
on ear, wattle on left hiud leg.
niraigiu y . n., neppner, Or.-Horses shaded
J B ou lei. stifle; catUeJ Bon left hip, swallow
.u i.H.i' DO,, UIIUHI OIL III LULL,
happ. Thus., Ueppner, Or. Horses, 8 A P ou
left hip; outtlt same on left hip.
DIIIICI..UIU1, cox, ur. pti; conneotea on
horses mi. right hip; cattle, same on right hip,
!.. iMio rnr uu uuiior oil iu lert ear, iuuikv
in urant county.
bmith Bros., Husanville, Or. Horses, branded
H. . on Bhoulder; caltte, ame un left shoulder.
Squires, James. Arlington, Or,; horses branded
JBoii left Bhoulder; cattle the same, also nose
wmidle. Kange in Morrow and Gilliam co mties.
.Stephens, V. A., Hardman, Or-; horses H8 on
right stitle; cattle horizontal L on the right side
Btevenson, Mrs A. J., Ueppner, Or.-Cattle, Ii
on right hi, : swallow-fork in left ear.
Bwaggart. G. W., Heppner, Or.-Horses, M on
left should!' ; cattle, 44 ou left hip.
ry, r. u., neppuer, ur. cattle " o on
left hip, crop off right and underbit in left year.
dewlari; inruu, U .'..n -l...nl.n-
Tliompsou, J. A., Heppner, Or. Horses, I on
left Klioulu, r; cattle. 2 on left shoulder.
I ioi.aIu M 'I' k n, . , il ... Iufl
- - u..l,UUD,IWV,VI, UUIMi Vf-UH 1" -
shoulder.
luriier K. W., Heppner, Or. SmaH capital T
. .-'"."-i, Uttiua WiUlV nn .Bit uiy
with split in both ears.
inornion, n. M lone, Or.-Horses branded
HI connected on left stifle; sheep same brand.
toiiuerpooi, a. I.. Lena, Ur; Horses HV con
nected on right shoulder ;cat tie, same on right
nip
Walbridge. Wm.. Heppner. Or. Horses, TJ. L.
on tbe left shoulder; cattle same on right hip.
oron off lafl u, ...... -.L, i.. I
ii. , , " a" oar lunieu.
Wilson, John D Balem or ITeppner, Or.
Hiinui. hr.,ll l.n. .1. I-.- - i.i ii.,.,....
" on me imb suouiuar. amu.b
ulorrow comity.
W arren, W B. Caleb. Or Cattle W with quarter
circle over it, ou left side, split in right ear,
HorHOH lotma hm.nl 11, ul I.l. Il..n...tn
Grant couuty.
VV right, Bilas A . Heppner, Or. Cattle branded
B W on the right hip. square crop ott right ear
and splitin left.
W aile. Henry. Heppner. Or.-Horses bianded
ace of speilee on leit ehouliler aud left hip
. m, ir oreiim-i' same on let! Huleuiiil letl hip.
.. un. a. ci., nuppuer, ur. nurses, a'
on loft
enoiuuer- eat' e wurae
Wolfinger, John, John Day City, Or On horsas
Uiree parallel bars ou left shoulder; 7 on sheep,
bit in both ears. Kange in Grunt and Maiuuef
counties.
Woodward. John, Heppner, Or. Horses, DP
conneoted on lef t shoulder.
Welkins, Lishe, Heppner, Or. Horses branded
Ut counecteo on left stifle.
Wallace, Charles, Portland, Or.-Csttle, W on
right thigh, hole in left ear: horses, W on right
snouluer. somi same on left, shoulder.
W hiitier Mm., nuiiimguiu, KakerCo.. Or. -Hori-ee
branded W H nmnevten ol, lefl .!:oul.ler
Williams. Viisco. nuiniilnn, Or. Qnarter cir
'l" t-v.-i. li re. Oiin.ni lef ip. both callle and
l - i .uiMj' lirani cuiiii
1 I: ...lie .1 I). l.,,Uu Creel,. Ill- I
t)kie.r
same
'Vei liirif bare ou l-dl hip. call
HM.l
Wi
'In it 'tai l, ,.hi Ii., ... (:.,,
1' A.A., eppner. Or -Horses nil rii sA A
IIP S'l
oiiplur: . stti, same ,,i eivl-t I i
"a it k,liialM,th 4 Sons, llardiiisn Or.
Mi. bninue.1 E W com, cited) EW on left
siile. ho'e s Mime on right sl olililer. J. W'
" Iki-raratl , san eon L it I, in, horses same -"n
ell should. r. A,i n,nge In liotrow ioun'.
tm '"if ' Ji,b." Gwieeberr., Or.-liorw. branded
loon the rljrhr ahnLU