tfREAT SPEAR
AND
SAVE THE TAGS.
3 ;e Hundred and Seventy-Three Thousand Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars,
$173,250.00
In valuable Presents to be Given Away in Return for
SPEAR HEAD TAGS.
1,163 STEM WINDING ELGIX OOT.T) WATCHES 3I,50
5.775 Fr.NB IMPORTED FKENT-II OPERA GLASSES, MOROCCO BODY.
' BLACK ENAMEL TRIMMINGS, GL AKANTEEi ACHROMATIC... :k. M
23.1 00 IMPORTED OICHMAN BUCKIIOUN
' POCKET KNIVES
I IS. 500 HOI-LED GOLD WATCH CHARM ROTARY
' PICKS
1 1 5,500 LARGE PICTURES (H.v.28 lucbci
uo advertising ou them
2G1.030 PRIZES. AMOUNTING TO
Tho above nrtlcles will be distributed,
HEAD Plug Tobacco, and return to us the
Wo will distribute 238 of these prizes
o THE PARTY sending us the greatest number of SPEAR HEAD
TAGS from this county we will give
ic tiie FIVE PARTIES snndiruz tw the next sroatnst number of
SPEAR HEAD TAGS, we will give to each, 1 OPERA GLASS.
To the TWENTY PART! EH sending us the next greatest number
of si'KAR HEAD 'iWGS, we will Rive to eucb I POCKET
knh'i;
lo tbe ONE !HNI)'!Ei) PARTIES sending us the next greatest
umW -if SI-EAH HEAD TAGS, we will (rive to each 1
LOLLED COLD WATCH CHARM TOOTH PICK
'Ic Or ONE lll'XMiD PARTIES snndlnfr us the next greatest
iriii.li r of S'.'EMt HEAD TAGS, we will give to each 1
L..UUK : lVtl'l-.E IN ELEVEN COLORS 100 PICTl'RES,
'i'otal X umber of Prizes for tills Comity, 228.
CAl'TrON".--No Tnsi will be received before January 1st, 18III, nor afti r February 1st,
-:'l. E.ic'i o;ickai;e 'niituiiiitu: tn-js mt.st be marked plainly wilii Name of Sender, Town,
Count-.', Slab-1, aiU N-unber of Tays in each package. All charges ou packages must be
prepaid.
READ. SPEAR HEAD possesses more qualities of Intrinsic value (linn any other
plus tobacco produced. It is the sweetest, the toughest, the richest. MKAH ElEAlk is
absolutely, positively and fliHtiiictlvcly dltlerent In tiavor from nny oilier plug tobacco.
A trial will convince tin; most skeptical of this fact. It is the largest sellerof any similar
shape and stvle on earth, which proves that it lias caught the popular taste anil pleases the
people. Try'it, and participate In the contest for prizes. See that a TIN TA Is on every
ill cent pieco of SPEAR HEAD vou buy. Send iu the tags, no matter bow small the
quantity. Very sincerely,
THE P. J. SOKG COMPANY, Middletown, Ohio.
A list of the people obtaining these prizes in this county will bo published in tblt
paper immediately after February 1st, l&ll. "
DQTT SEND ANY TAGS BEFORE JANUARY I. 1834.
A SUBMARINE DUEL.
A IJesperate Conflict llotween Two Divert
in the. Ocean.
One of the best divers I ever met was old
Captain Compton, who was murdered at the
bottom of the sea, says a Hew York: Herald
writer. We were working at the time on
the wreck of an East Itnliaman, in the At
lanticsido of Cape Cod, the peninsula side of
Massachusetts. A ti.ortg our crew was a huRe
Haj'tian negro known us 4 -Nigger Jack," whe
had for some reason taken a violent dislike
to Compton. Ho never lost an opportunity
of picking a quarrel. Time and again tbev
had tried to settle the matter with flats,
the negro invariably getting the worst of
the conflict. Cm the occasion I mention
Compton, Jack and another diver were sent
down together. After working a short
time the i.egro suddenly drew his knife,
and, springing at Compton, made a vicious
lunge at his right side, hoping to cut
through tlio canvass coat and dispose of
him. The old captain was too quick lor
him, however. Ho c iuglit the assassin's
arm and threw him off, at tho same time
drawing his own weapon. Then began a
battle ifor lifo beneath tho waves. The
captain glanced into the blazing eyes glar
ing at him from behind tho negro's hel
met, and knew that tho life of one or
the other would soon pay tho penalty of
the feud. Again and aynin the negro
sprang at Compton, only to 11 ml his blows
parried. Around they circled, jumping
hero and there, and wo above grew alarmed
at the strain on tiie air-pipes and life-lines,
until suddonly a rush of water into Comp
ton's puinp told us that his pipe had parted.
(Juickly 1 sprang to tho hoisting ropes in
tending to raise him before the air in the
helmet should give out, but to my horror
they were slack, showing that they, too,
had parted. At this instant came the
'quick hoist" signal on the lino of the other
wliilo diver and wild with fear we grasped
tho ropes and sooa bad him in the boat.
Quickly wo removed bis helmet and plied
him with questions. For a moment he could
not epeak; then he gasped: "Couipton's
tlea-i; the nigger killed bun ; hecutthepipo
and lines," and fanned. Tho shock of the
submarine murder had been too great for
even this strong man.
We tested the negro's lines; thev wore
still taut, and tinning ourselves with clubs
we hoisted tho murderer to the boat; he
offered no opposition as wo removed the
suit. and securely bound him. I instantly
dressed and descended alter Cotnpton's
body; tlio water around him was tinged
with blood, and as I bent over him 1 notice.!
with horror that tho front of his jacket had
actually been cut to pieces, no less than n
iozeti wounds being afterward found upon
lis body. The negro was tried and con
.icted, but coiniuitted suicido by choking
timself with the sleeve of his shirt.
FROM STANLEY'S MAIL.
Carious lti-quests, On'y n Very Few ol
Wlw-lt Were Honored.
Edward Mai-ston in his articlo in
Scribnor's gives the followinrr selections
from Mr. Stanley's mail: An enthusiast
hailing from America nuks for Mr. Stan
ley's old cap:
Right gl:ul am I that you an) otica inoo In a
civilized country. 1 have caivt.illy ivatcut d
your procveuiu t from tiie tlcie yen dis.-overed
Livings. one. Yea e.r - a bri.-U 1 N uv, ii' you ni-e
Inclined t.i sell the i-itpyou wore tliroii'tli Afi-iea
I am prepared to cive yea a fancy price tor It
toad.lto my cellce.ioa of curiosities; it : hull
tie presurved in iv g.us case wit ii your natae ou
same.
A firm of tobacconists makes tho fol
lowing cool request:
Will yeu Itln Ky accord ns your g;-aelms per
mission to iiihhmuI y Mir noble unci itu I y ui
pholugrapli rui.;.il we tl-;; foi-yoiu- ti.ll t-'r;i,i!i i
to a tlr.it class quality of ci;,ar a .d ci .-;u. :u,
mate by ourselves from the best uud linost to
bacco, clef
A photographer writes:
Sin: Pray exeu .0 the liberty taken by a
stranger iu appi-t.aehin you at a time wiiou
your hands an. I iiinid inu .t tui . futl, hut since,
to satisfy the demands of u:i a Im'.ntig p'.ddlc,
some one inu-t claim r.ie proud portion of per
forming the tasli I covet, that ot executing a
portrait, etc.
A puotioal soldier in Cairo says:
1 humbly b.-g you will kindly aeeepl the In
closed few simple lines from a so dier. 1 am
uo poet, but have- expressed myself as well us
possible, etc
Mr. S. replied kindly to this, and has
mado tlio Cairo soldier very proud.
Tho following letter is from an old
acquaintance of tho l'ocovlv days:
Dl:ah Sin: Please excuse me tor the liberty
I have taken In writing to you, but la knowing
you. an" taking a very great eatcrcst In your
treavels, 1 control-Hue you oa your sato return,
hoping you may lour live to Iiijiy yourcatth
and napnoss tor your labours. 1 have always
taken great entrcit ia your trave's ever since
we meet at Z.uudlur. I ham the mao
that don your boat wlien tiie Poeeo.; Brothers I
was with you and I should like a few Hues from '
you, as 1 suould like them put in our papers i
Nan, etc. I
HEAD CONTEST.
HANDLE, 10111 BLADED
TELESCOPE TOOTH
.7T,7.V Ofl
i IN ELEVEN' COLORS, for framing,
2K75 00
3173,250 00
by counties, among pnrtlcs who i-hcw SPEAH
US 1MB taken therefrom.
in this comity as follows:
1 GOLD WATCH.
...D OPERA GLASSES.
Jo POCKET KNIVES,
100 TOOTH PICKS.
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Tliete. was never a time in the history
of our coiiutry when the demand for
inventions and improvemeuls in the arts
and sciences generally was so great as
now. The conveniences of mankind in
the factory nud wotkBUop, (he household
and on the farm, ns well us in offleinl
lile, require continual secessions to the
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The political change in the admimstra
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being on the alert, nud ready to per
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permit the affairs of government to de
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remedy to overoome existing discrepan
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innumerable instances by the employ
mont uf incompetent counsel, and es
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those who adopt the "No patent, no
pay" system. Inventors who entrust
their business to this class of attorneys
do so at imminent risk, as the breadth
and streurfth of the patent is never con
sidered iu view of a quiok endeavor to
get an allowauoe and obtain the fee.
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"In 1868, my affianced
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lienernt Slicrnein's e" incut,
(ienernl Mienran is .,, ... ,;..,. j,0
said to a friend Tie ot , ui.v who was
tallaiiir to hi::i atn.ut !: ili-iay In put
tin;r no ihe Urant moutintcnt: "That
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own monttnient ami paid r. thousand
dollurs for it. Tlio minute I'm buried
it will 1-e clapped ot; over mo and that
will end i::o matter. 1 won't havo any
jatitn nonsenso with my monument,"
concluded tho nipped hero, and w
fancy thi-ro won't bo any, either.
Wher BtilT riti)? from throat or lung
troubles, tnko only Rtieh medinine as
h n heeo proved worthy of 001 ti.leneie
Snt'h n remedy is AyerV dhurry fwtornl;
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A CASE 0" CONSCIENCE.
II. w s Lawmaker AvnUwl T.UlDf Dl
r ct LI .
"Some of our lawmaker," said a
reteran lobbyist, w ho hud had expt r
ience in many capita'., "have very
carious conscie ic s. 1 retneail er on
one occasion that it became neces
sary to have a certain man in a certain
state legislature on our side in a littln
legislation of importance, and it was my
duty to look after him. I did so, with
various attentions, including wines,
dinners, and so on, and at last, as I
couldn't fix him, I plumped a thousand
dollar bill at him. My, my, but he was
hot
' 'No man can bribe me, sir! No man
can bribe me,' he fairly yelled, and he
tore up and down in such a violent
manner that I discreetly pocketed my
thousand and left him. The next day
I don't know, of course, how it could
have happened one or two newspapers
that didn't like my man published nn
intimation that tho lobbyists were
taking care of him. Then he was hot
ter than ever, and the next tti(fht I M-nt
a lady lobbyist in my employ to sec
him. She came back to nte in an hum
without the thousand dollars and suiii
he was all right. Then I saw him, and
the next day he had a card in all the
papers to the effect that he had repelled
with scorn the advances of a lobbyist,
and that he had accepted a bribe from
no man. When the bill canoe up he
voted with us and no comment was
made because he had been on the fence
anyway and nobody, except the few,
knew how he would vote. All the same,
he took a roundabout way to avoid tell
ing a straight He, didn't he'.'" and the
lobbyist laughed. Detroit Free Press.
Geographical Juke.
The Japanese are a very polite peo
ple, but they sometimes like to play a
joke, in a roundabout, oriental way,
upon the men of the west In the days
of the second empire Baron Gros w as
sent to Japan to demand the opening
of certain ports to French commerce.
Among the rest he named to the
Japanese ministers a cerlain city.
The Japanese functionaries smiled so
broadly when he preferred tho request
that the French ambassador asked them
to tell him what gave them so much
amusement; but instead o,' answering,
the Japanese ministers said:
"We will open the port in question,
my lord, if France, in her turn, will
open a certain port to us."
"What port is that?" asked the
Frenchman.
"The port of Liverpool."
"Hut, your excellencies," laughing,
"Liverpool is not a French port, but an
English one."
"Yes?" answered the Japanese.
"And the port you named to us is not
in Japan, but in I'orea!"
The French ambassador was com
pelled to admit that tne joke was upon
him. Youth's Companion.
"Life anil l)eth."
Even doctors must have recreation,
and perhaps a certain physician at a
summer resort, whose servant recently
made a somewhat queer response to a
caller, was humanly right in the ordei s
he had given her. Some one called at
the doctor's cottage in the evening and
began a speech to the servant:
"I want the doctor to come over right
off"
"lie can't do it!" answered the serv
ant. "He left orders that he was so
busy that unless it was absolutely a
matter of life and death, he couldn't gb
out at all this evening."
"But," said the caller, "it isn't sick
ness at all."
"What?"
"We want him to come over and take
a hand in a game of whist"
"Oh, that's different You're Mr.
Brown, ain't you?"
The servant disappeared and reap
peared a moment later.,
"The doctor says he'll be right over,"
she said. Youth's Companion.
Cleverly Countered.
An American and an Englishman
were one day sitting on the balcony of
the Anglo-American c lub in Brussels,
passing the rather slow hours in a
little friendly guying of eachother. The
Englishman sat facing the American
flag, and the American sat facing the
English flag. After a brief lull in the
sharpshooting the Englishman came
out with: "1 say old man, ye caw n't
imagine what your flag reminds me
of."
The American was serious. "Well,
what is it?"
' Why it reminds me of a deuced big
gridiron, don't you know."
The American smiled a sad smile and
then said: "All right, Johnny. Hut
what do you think your flag reminds
me of?"
"Don't know."
' 'Well, it reminds me of a darned big
beefsteak that we can fry on our grid
iron." Boston Budget
An Incident In a Dark Tunnel.
Two young married men in the Salem
excursion to Newport recently played
a rather sweet joke on their wives.
Before entering the long tunnel at Elk
Uty each was sitting with the other's
wife. They agreed to exchange seats in
the long tunnel and each kiss his own
wife. Well, they did as agreed. One of
the young women screamed terribly
and attracted the attention of the
w hole car, and all had a hearty laugh
at her expense, when the light broku
in upon her, resisting fiercely an. I in
her husband's arms. The one kept
perfectly still, and she and her hnsbur.i
had a good laugh on each other when
the light broke on them. She said she
did not know but what it was her hus
band, and did not want to give it away
if it was not Salem (N. Y.) Journal.
rnjutt Discrimination.
"I notice," said the woman with the
steel-bowed glasses, "that if a married
woman happens to get killed the pa
pers announce that 'Mary Smith, wife
of John Smith, was run over by the
cars,' for instance. If John himself
gets it there is not a wordsaidof Mary,
except to mention that he leaves a
widow. And that's why I'm kicking."
Indianapolis Journal.
telephone Statistics.
In Germany the telephone subscribers
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Belgium, 474; in tho Netherlands,
'? n''nmark- l--i in Sweden,
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'iU iu all tho world at l,2Uu,000.
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M. Hammcrly, a well-known tituhiess man
of Hillsboro, Va.. sends tills testimony to
ihe merits of Ayer-s Sarsaparl la : ".Several
years aiso, 1 hurt my leg, the injury leavm
a sore which led to erysipelas. M y suftcniu;
were extreme, my leg, front tl.rki.ee to tho
inkle licuti: a solid sere, winch lu-can to ex
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Our method of Introducing Prof. Harrls'Pastlue
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postal card to be used In sending us their full ad
dress and the postage stamp for the letter return
ing the statement of tbeir case for which we
supply them with a question blank, to be flllod
out and an envelope addressed to ourselves for
ne In returning it when Sited,
ajaaaam aw "w hi When we receive the state
IM l-O in en t on hink we prepare
M IV ljkaa eight days treatment aud for
I j.r ward lb by mail and prepay
M( , TRIAL postage thereon and along
w Tra wrw wltfa tbeetght days' treatment
A XLnAlifi we send full directions fur
using. The treatment in no way Interferes with
a person's attention to business, and causes no
pain or inconvenience In any way.
We are bo positive that it will give perfect satis
faction that we leave the matter of sending orders
entirety with those using the free trial treatment.
Having satisfied those sending for trial packages
of our ability to benefit their sexual condition we
feel that they are more largely Interested than
ourselves in continuing the use of the Pastilles.
Even then we do not attempt to rob them by de
manding high prices. On the contrary, we make
the prices as low as possible, and tbe same to all.
They are as follows: 13 for one month 15 for
two months; 17 for three months.
These prices secure
the delivery of the
Pastilles by mall. If
desired by exprena we
leave ihe patient to
pay the charges. For
over ten years we
have nnorntfifl nnr
bain i mi a MiSAtTKfTtllri
Dustiness upon tnia plan witn satisractory results.
We ask all persons needing treatment for any
of the secret ills which oome to mankind through
a violation of nature's laws to send us their ad
dress on postal card or by letter and allow us to
convince them that PROF. HARRIS' SOI
VULE MEDICATED PASTILLES have
merit and are what they need.
All communication confidential and should be
addressed to
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Foot-Prints on the Path to Health.
Everyone needinv a dot-tor's advice
should read otte of Dr. Foob-'H dime
pamphlets on "Old Eyes," "Cnni',"
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STOCK URANUS.
While von keep your subscription paid up yoi.
can keep your brand in fi-euof elinrw.
fiiiyn. x. o.. ion,-, jr. inirsos hit on left
shoulder; cuttle atone on h?ft hip, under bit on
;..i,, ....a ktf .... i. i..r.. si..
iirti.vi.u.i.i.i. iiiq. m.i uu mo inn, tnuKo. mor-
row county.
Armetronp;, J. 0 Alpine, Or. T with bar nn
der it ou left shoulder of lioruee; ciillie eiiiiie
on left hip.
siiiHou, vy. i., H.IKIH nine. or. i atrie Drann,
O O on left hip and horsee same brund on riulit
.l,,,l,W Itu.,,.,. Vlol.f M.ln
Adkine, J. J., Hoppner, Or. llorsoe, JA con
nected on lelt rlank: cattle, HHme on left hip.
llartholftmew, A. Q., Alpiue, Or. Homes
bntmled 7 E on either Hhoulder. Itanife in Mo.
row countv
Bleakman, Geo., Hardm&n, Or. Horees, a Hhk
oi.ihii. eiiuuiuer; ouiue w.ue OT ri(itll BtioiUrlor.
nannister, J. W., Hardninn, Or. ('attle brand
ed H nn left Mn anrl tlOt.. ui.llr i., na,.l,
Broniier, Peter . liooHeherry Orocon Horses
branded P B on left shoulder. Cattle stttiie on
right sine.
Unrke, M St 0, l.oiiir Ureok, Or On cuttle
ItlV ..miiwntal nn Ir.f, I.I.. n..... n,T lr. ... '
i u "-;"'"--"'' "ip.uiupi.il ion enr, un
der hal f crop oft right. Horses, same brand on
letii snoutaer. lltinge in lirunt and Morrow
ronnty.
Ilrosman, Jerry, Lena, Or. Horses branded 7
on right shoulder; cattle H ou tlio left side
Left ear half orop nd right ear omior slope
Barton, VVm., Hi pptier, Or. -Iloreee, J B on
r.glit thigh, cattle, saine on right hip; split in
each ear.
Brown, Isa, Lexington, Or. HorBes IB on the
right fltitle; cattle eamo on riitht hip; range Mor
row county.
Brown, J. C, Heppner. Or. Horses, circle
C with dot in ne; tor on left hip; cattle, same
Brown, W. J., Lena, Oregon. Hones W liar
over it, on the left shoulder. Cattle same on left
hip.
Boyer, W. G.. Hoppner, Or.-HorseH, box
brand or rtgh, hip cattle, same, with split in
each ear. v
Tlnn, U C O tr .. . .
i,.e., . . v.., .oijpuni, or.-xiursi-e, r ll on left
shoulder; cattle, same on left hio.
sji "wuiee, tv . o ., r oi,ur-t attle, J H con nectetl
on left side; crop on left ear and twit splits and
middle piece out out on right oar; on horses same
brand on the left thigh; Hango in Fox valley,
Grant county, "
rarsner .Warren. Wagner, Or.-Horsns brand
ed O on right Hide; cattle (three bare) on
right ribs, crop aud eplit in ouch ear. Kanae iu
Orant and Morrow counties,
Cain.E., Oalob.Or.-V 1) on horaes on left stifle
U with quarter circle over it, on left shoulder
and on left Btitle on all oolts u-der 5 years; on
left shoulder only on all horees over 5 years. All
range in Grant oonnty.
Clark, Wm. H Lena, Or.-Horses WHO con
nocted.on left shoulder: cattle same on right
U1!i-. H?"ge M,?rro,w "nd Umatilla counties.
H r fn ei 1B; i" y"8"" ',r Lona- r-
H t on right shoulder; oattle same on right hio.
Uange Morrow and Umatilla ftountios.
Cecil, Wm.,I)oagl(Ui, Or.; horses JO on let
shoulder; cattle sams on left hip, waddles on
each Jaw and two bits in the right ear.
i - H" ..V''n L?r'- Of-Double oross on
each hip on catt e. swallow fork and under bit
in right ear, split in left ear. Kange in Gran
Sn'iKlH0'1 8teop- 1E,Tertel A and spear poii!
on shoulder. Lar marko J ewes, crop on left ear
punched upper bit in right. Wethers, crop in
nKGUnnt!vP. h"" iaMt - A"
FJ"!- J"L8n.0'':-Horses, 90on rightshoul
der. t attlo sameon right hip: ear mark square
crop oft left and split in right. "-JiiBre
leftSe'."' Currin""I'e- 0r- -Horses, oo on
Cox Ed. 8 Hardman, Or. Cattle. C with
r ill oeuter: horses. CE on left -lip.
Coohran, K. E., Monument. Orant Co , Or.
Horses biantled circle with hai beneath, on left
shoulder: cattle same brand on both hips, mark
under slope both ears mid dewlap.
Chapin, H., Hardman. Or.-Horses hramiaii
r. on right h!p Cattle braudetl the "sitme?
Dickens, Ebb Horses braided with three
0,w V?: ' on left side
. Oouglass, W. M . Galloway. Or. Cattle. K I
Sw't'fe! " in eai!h ear; ,'oree9-K "
Douglas, O. T., Douglas, Or Horsea TH n
the right stifle; oilttle same on rht hi, TD n
ed ii V mifV."; iJ"u,K". OrHorses brand.
htp.t hiighl''r'1"' CH"le "Hm6 un le"
righl'shoulder!''-' h'manT- 0r' DiamJ "n
Emeiy. c. 8.. IlHrHmuti nu , ,
itsvetsid Cwith tail n left ..",.0"e.a
Kff W S'coun
Dleek, Jackson, Heppner, Or.-lioree. W
?,VJl!!eCSu"J1Kl't 1ilier: oattle. sums on
off left. aud onf
ri.l t t,L" A-Iu!pf.ner 0r--OBttle, LF on
shoulder: Um"'r " rl8l,t
,-Fil"rim(!?l ,8- p- BsPItner, Or -Horses, K on
TI mi - "V, ' rlK1" Hr thigh.
WF w t UeorK,- "ePPner Or.-Cattle branded
ear. horse6, same brand on K-ft hip
Gay, Benty, Heppner, Or.-OAY on
i shoulder.
I Oilman-French, Land and Live Stock Co.,
left
left
. Fob.
; v" -I"1"", miiiiiir o on ten snuuliler;
; vent,
.umiionun, i nine, same on Dotn
tups
1 .no,y,uuu iifiui ear anu nuuerDit in left
1 Kange in Gilliam, Giunt, Dniok aud Morrow
counties
i Oentrv. klm.r P.lin fl n..- , 1 .
8 :.V .' v." ""IT. un-ntiea II.
. with . quarter circle ovor it, on left stifle
itangem Morrow and Uniktillaennniias.
Hayes. Geo., Lena, Or, Brand Jh connected
with quarK-r circio ovur it, on left shoulder.
t ., .iim.ii, ur. tame, louud-top A
1 with qiiarter circle nuder it, on the rtv-ht 1 it?
; Kange in Morrow and I'aiatilla counties. P'
Hinton 4 Jonks, Hamilton. Or-Cattle. two bo e
i oneither hip; cn.p in right ear and split in left
Horses, J on right tiigh. Itai.gein Grant county
Bughes, Hlrnael. Woguer, Or V IT B l
connectedjon right shoulder on huZi,- ..n cattle"
on right hip wid on left side, swall, w fo?k in
' S"t "?,'l?Dd 11,1 in left- KsVge in Haystack
aistriot, Morrow county. uiiacs
Halo, Milton, Wuwr, l)r.-illrsa .
-O (circle with pnraTlel tad.) nTST.?"1',1
C;ntil.a.me on fcft nip .loli ciro""-
11". -
u..n ir.t 1.. T..V... t . ,s
..a., a saw...,..,. a,, ,-.,r. -VHU f. Q U
hip; horsee aatn n ngttt sliuuhUr V frnl
(ininteoauty. r rneii.
Hi. wind, . I L, i alloway. Or. Hinges
T. ; Vi,."V 1 V .-."'i".rr"1". t dr.
1.7 "'ii.:t. ""i;
same
til In rountiiw. " ""rrow "' L1 tn..
" HunK I I Wr. OX'rZT 1 V
linulilnr: oa. tl. 11 onloft hit.. ' w
M.nli.1. llhai. Kl...
JI,nectef. on lofthouiaor; SueSHr'' H
id, crop off loft ear, U6 on " loft
flnmiihrovB. J M. HnrHm.n i- t.
lefiHanls 1 . noraaa, H 00
11 T M 11 , I. 11
oc loft uliouliler oattle, same on rinht b?r?
HustoD. I,nthr. liiKht Mil., Or"-HorSl
tho loft aliunltlerand hoart ou the left iX
Uo wune on lafthiu. Kanira in m;,.. "
lvv
(, Alfrwl, Lon Creek, Or-Cttl.
: hip, crop o0 left oar and bit in rjaM H,,-0"
1 bmud on left shoulder ltan,?a n a
right
same
eonntv
Jones, Harry, Heppner, Or Uotaea h. i ..
n J on the left shoulder! oattle Uau'led jdHl
right hli, alw undeibit ia left eaT uzJ.0
fllorrow ei nnty, w
jnnkio, a m,, neppner. Or Hor.M a
hoe J on left .boulder I laiM hor
nhoe
Ml
nte on Kluht Mile.
ohiiioti. relii, Lens, Or.-Horaes. oircl.T...
stills; cattle, earne on right hip, affl
J
left
omp
nv iu 1 milt in hi auiii in iri ear
Jmikliis. D W..Mr Vnniit. n. 1 .
eft shonlder; on cattle. J n 'iJ, T.;.D?ref(wi
.: ....- :..:r."";u-"I-r' n horse.
smooth crops' on both ears." lts!iB inP k?d twi!
Bear valleys "ul"e sad
honni, mike, Heppner, Or. Hornea k j ,
1NY on left hip oattle sVme and mb0T?:S
ar: under bIoih. on the right v 00 letl
Kirk.J.T., Heppner, Or. Horses ltd , .
honliler; cattle, lift on left hip M "8 011 '"'t
Kirk JO lo,.n.e ll.ll..'
k: cattle 17 on right s'itle. " 0n 8lth
;rL- ti .... ,
Kii
mildpr: nut tin anma nr. ,ilst -..i. 1 . ,T mt
nghle-tr. 'lil u
Kniuberllind.W.H,. Mount Vernon Or n
cattle on ngnt and left sides, swallow fork in 1,,'!
ear and under oiop in light ear lt,7
hrnnd on left shoulder, liatige in Grn i,. """
Lofton, Bteptien Fox.Orfls
on cattle, crop and split on right ear if'
saiuo brand oa loft shoulder."
Liennllen, John W., Leyi .. o.
brnudwl half-oiicle JL connected on lift &
tier. Cattle, sanu- on lefthio. Uung'e, ntirft
l.i'ttliey, J. W- Heppner Or.-Horao b- a
L et,,, A l-lt shoulder; settle same , 'ft
lop, wattle ovorr.Kht.ye, three siliu'i
lril, (Jnorgo, Heppner, Or.-norses hrenn a
double 11 coi.nect, SomotlmeT S?r",i
swing H. on left shoulder. M C"'lu1
Markhain. A. M.. Heiipner Or ri i
M tm left side both ear,! crop";
h.h(nHo,,,.s M on left hip' A'a'uge.Tfe
Minor, Osoar, rieppner nr. rattle u n
right hip; hurse. M on left shoulder. (
Morgnn, H. N., Heppner, Or.-Horsea ,
on Ml should-, cutt le same on left hm ' M
McCumbor. Jns A, Echo, Or. Horsea M .l
hHr over on right shonliler. uorses, M with
Morgan. Trios., Heppner, Or Homo. .1 ,
riX' ,l.;irhBhoul,k,r aml Mi W sat "ft
McClaron, D ., Hrownaville. Or,-Hor..
Ftritre 5 on each ehoiildor; oattle. M2 on h"
Met arty, David H. Echo Or. Horse, brand
',inT,uUidV,n "' left'n""i"1': "Mtlesan.
McUirr, Frank, Fox Valley Or ML.k
with toe-cork on cnltle on ribs a.d nn"";:
each car: liorBes same brand ou left stifle.
McllaU, ... .-1au11iS1m.Or.-un hL.
with half jirole under on left shonldenon vSm
our bars connected top on Oie righ si ita'
llstigein Grant ( ounte. '
Kf.al.Aiidrw. Lone Kock.Or.-Horses A N e,.
"T'"S Kl !!TJdwi mM othC
"lh, E. Hilverton. Or.-Horses. ci role '
left thigh: caitle. name on left hip.
Oliver, Joseph, Canyon City, Or.-A 8 on eattl,
.in left lop; 011 horses, eaine 011 left thigh. Baon
in (iratit county JnlM
.ho,',',dr,.,.10r''1' '"K1"11- r.-P O en 6f(
Olp, Herman, Piairie City, Or.-On oattle 11
LP coniiK'-teii on li ft hip; horses on lefi siiKe
am warMe on nooe Kange in Grant county,
Pearson, O uvo, Eight Mile. Or.-Horses,, nnr
er c r,,leehi..l1 on eft shoulder nnd IM on left
hip. atlle, fork in left ,r, rlrtht cropped.
on loft Inn. Itiiiige on Eight Mile. """
I. ftfo,ulder.'BUSU- Jinl"'a",Or,-Hre96lpM
I'iper Erne t, Lexinjrton (Jr.- Bor es brand,
e .b, (L ll conneoted) 01. left shoulder ; cattle
s me on right hip. liange, Morrow county. ,
l-iuer, J. H LeXinirU.a, Or. -Horses, JK coit.'
nected 01 left Bhouliier; cattle, same on loft to,
under bit in each ear. '
l'ettss, A. C., lone. Or,; homes diamond Pen
-stuiuldBTj cattle, J H J conneoted, on tin
Mj hip, upper fllopa in left ear and slip in th,
Powell. Jonn T Day villa, Or-Horses. JPooti.
ittii; oil on left shoulder. Cattle OK oouueoted nil
left hip, two utidor half crops, one on each enr,
wa tlouniloi-throat. Bat ge in ti rant county.
Bowl. Andrew. Hnrdinan, Or. Horses, sonsre
obis, with quiirter-ciicle over it on left stifle.
Ben mgor, Cliria, Hoppner, Or.-Horees, C H on
left iiheuhlei.
Bice. Dan, Hardman, Or.; horses, three panel
worm fence on left shoulder; cattle, BAN on
right shoulder. Kange near Hardman.
Iliiyse, Attron, Heppner, Or Horses, plain Von
left shoulder; cattle, same braml reversed 01
right hip and crop off right our. liange in Mor
row county.
Rush Bros,, Hoppner, Or.-ITorees branded J
un the right shoulder; cattle, IX on the left hip,
crop off loft our and dewlap on neck. Bangs It
Morrow and adjoining counties.
Bust, William, Bulge, Or.-Horses 11 01
left shimltlor; cattlo, K on left lop, orop oil
light oar, uiulerliit on left, ear. Sheep. It oil
weathers, round crop ff righ ear. Bangs Cms
tillaand Morrow c mnties.
Itcanpy, Andrew, Lexington, Or. norm,
branded A B on right, shoulder, vent quarts!
circle over brand; cattle same on right hli,
Hango Morrow county.
lioyso, Win. H, Uniryville, Or HK connect
with quarter circle over top on cattle on right hip
uiiii crop off right enr and split in loft. Horses
wune brund on loft shoulder. Kange in Morrow
GrHiitand Gi Ilium counties.
Hector. J. W., Hoppner, Or-Horeee. JO w
loft. shoulder. Cattle, j on right hip.
Spicknall, J. W., jooseberry, Or.- Horel
branded ai on loft shoulder ; lange in Morrow
county.
Sailing, C 0 Hoppner, Or Horses branded U A
on left shoulder; cattle same on left hip.
bwaugart, B. b, Lexington, Or.-Honws
with daslt under it on left stifle, cattle H with
ussh uniler it on right hip, orop oft right ear and
wtuidied on right hind log. Bauge in Morrow,
Uilliatnand limatilln counties.
Bwaggurt, A. L.,Athena. Or. Horses brandpi1 1
on letl shoulder; colt-lo same on lett hip. I'm
011 oar, wattle on left hind log.
Straight W. E Heppner, Ur. Horses shaded
J B ou let, stifle; cattle J 8 on left hip, swallow
fork in right ear, underbit in left.
bupp, Thos.. Heppner, Or.-Horses, 8 APon
left hip; cattle sameon left hip.
blinor.John, Fox, Or. NO connected on
uorses on ngnt rup; catue, same on right hip,
crup oil right ear and under bit iu left ear. Banna
in llmiit oiniiiiv
Suuth BroB., Busanville, Or. Horees, branded
B. Z. onshoulder; cattle, ame on lef t shoalder,
SquireB, James, Arlington, Or,; horses branded
J bun left shoulder; cattle the sams, also dobs
waddle. Bauge in Morrow and Gilliam oo.ioties.
Stephens, V. A., Hardman, Or-; horBOS 8b on
right Btitle; cattle horizontal L on the right side
Stevenson, Mrs A. J., Heppner. Or. Oattle, B
on right hn ; swallow-fork in left ear.
Bwaggart. G, W., Heppner, Or.-Horses, 44 on
lett shottldei ; oattle, 44 ou left hip.
Sperry, E. G Heppner, Or.-Cattle W C on
left hip, orop off right and underbit iu left year,
dewlap; horses W C on left shoulder.
Ihuuipson, J. A., Heppner, Or. Horses, 8 on
loft Simula, r; cattle, 2 on left shoulder.
tltii.ara.Sl T I, n 1 -In,, 1 1- 11. 1- nnlart
shoulder. '
turner B. W., Heppner, Or. Small capital T
lelt shouldei, horses; oattle same on left hip
with split in both ears.
Ihornton, U. M., lone, Or.-Horses branded
H I connected on left stifle; sheep same brand,
Vanderpool, H. T.. Lena, Orr-Horees HV con.
nected on right shoalder;cattle, same 00 right
hip
WalhrirlaA Wn. tl 1 Hamid Tt L.
on the left shoulder; oattle same on right hip.
, iiii i. war situ ngnt ear luxipea.
Wilson, John ,, rjulem or Heppner, Or.
Horses branded Jq on the left shoulder. Baun
Morrow county.
" arreu, TT 11. t ;aieb, or Cattle w wunquar
circle over it, on (eft side, split ia right iw.
Horses same braud ou left shoulder. Kangoi"
Grant couuty.
Wright, 8ilas A . Heppner, Or. Cattle branded
8 W on the right hip. square orop ott right eat
and split iu left.
Wade, Henry, Heppner, Or. Horses brands!
ce iu spailes ou left shoulder and lett ni
Cattle branded same on left side and left hip.
. W elle. A. 8.. Heuoner. Or. Uorses. on left
Bbotilder- catt e bskja
.nn,-i, UUUL, UUHS ly KjllJ . JT JU ll""
ttiree parallel bais on left shoulder; ! on snesp.
on in Dotn ears. Bangs in Grant, and MbIM
counties.
Woodward, John, Heppner, Or. Homes.
connected on lef t shoulder. , ,
Watkins, Lishe. Heppner, Or.-Horses bnmdoi
ut connecteu on left stifle.
Wallace, Charles, Portland, Or.-Cattle, W on
ri.iitll.iirl, k..,. :-. i ur .... eieht
ShOUloer. Rl.,,1. .umaH I... -1 1. 1...
...luiioi, auiii, same on ion. snouiuer.
Whittier tiros., nuimngiou, Baker Co.. Or.
norses branded W B connectetl on left shoulder
nniiamB, .asco, namuton, Or. Quarter en
cle over three bars on lef t hip, br,t!. -attle anil
horees. Bauge Grant ooantr.
Williams. J O. Long Creek. Or-Horsee
tor circle over three bare on left hip; rattle
and sl,t ,n each ear. Kan.e i , c?,0nti
Wten, A. A Heppner, Or. Hones muni,,,
on shoulder: Cattle, same on "Shhip.
Wnlker Elizabeth 4 80111, Hardmnn f
attle branded ,E W connected E W n ..
side horses same on right shoulder. J
Wtiker. entile, sameon lelt hip, horse, .'.n
on left shoulder. All range iu Kow cour
Koung, J. 8., Oooeeoerry.Or.-Horae. hr.A
TSnnths right shonlde- nrult
1 "-lt?.-. T,"