TOCK BRANDS.
Wh;l yoo nxep yonr subscription paid up yen
can keep your brand in free of charge.
AUyn, T. J., lone. Or. Horwe OH on lft
h.ml.ler; cattle name on left hip, nnderbit on
riht ear, and upper bit on the left; range, Mor
row counttr .
ArmBtrone J. C, Alpine, Or. T with bar on
derTon"eft .hoilder of horws; cattle same
on left hip.
Alliwn, O. D., Eight Mile. Or.-t artle brand
n 1) on left hip and horww aame brand on right
shoulder. Kane, Eight Mile. j
Adkiue, J. J., Heppner, Or.-Hon.iw. ,TA con
nected on left Hank; cattle, aameon left hjp.
Baird D.W.and Hon.-Honwn branded D B
nntheleft hip; caitle the Bame on left flanlc.
crop off I right ir.undercrop in the left. liange
in Morrow County.
TOHann"iflter.J. W., Hardman . Or.-O.ttto brand
ed B on left hip and thiKh: split m each ear.
Brenner Peter, (iooeeberry Orwon-Horoes
branded. PB on left shoulder. Cattle name on
"BnVk'fM St 0, Lou IJreek. Or-On cattle,
MAY connected on left hip, ciop off left ear, nn
der half crop off right. Hornes, same brand on
letft BhouhFer. ltoe in (iraut and Morrow
county. or. Horses branded 7
J'ZTihX cHlerB on the left ride.
riM'; Seattle. S'on right hips split in
mitZ Im, Lwrinnton. Or. Hor. IB on the
ri"htTtille; cattle sameon right hip; range, ,-lor-
'ZJ. C... Hoppnnr, Or.-Horfl09, mrole
P with dot in nerter on left hip; cattle, earne.
Brow. i W ?J , Itift, Oreson. Horn;. W. ,nr
over it, o the left shoulder. Cattle same on luit
hlR.ynr, W. G Heppner, Or.-Horses box
brand on right hip cattle, same, With split in
Borg P. O., Heppner, Or.-Horses, P B on left
hnnliler-cattle, Bame on loft hip.
Brown e,W:j., Fox.Or-Cattle , JB connected
jjrowniee, t. , Hnd two split and
right ribs, crop and split in each ear,
Umtit ami :'."" V"V,' !., left stifle
in rant county. , ...
Smith Bros.. 8aBnTille, Or. Horses, branded
H. Z. on shoulder; cattie, same on left shoulder.
Squires, James. Arlington, Or,; horse branded
J8 on left shoulder: cattle the same, also noes
waddle. Kange in Morrow and (liUiam counties.
BtephenB. V. A., Hardman. Or-; horees B8 era
right stifle; cattle horizontal L on the right side
Stevenson, Mrs A. J., Heppner, Or. Cattle, ti
on right hip; swallow-fork in left ear.
Hwaggart. G. W., Heppner, Or. Horees, U on
left shoulder ; cattle, M on left hip.
Howry, K. (i Heppner, Or. Cattle W C on
left hip, crop oft right and underhit in left year,
.ii,... i....,mi w ( nn left shoulder.
Thompson, J. A., Heppner, Or. Horses, Z on
left shoulder; cattle, 2 on left shoulder.
Tipr)ets.8.T.,Etiierprise.Or. Horses. C-on left
shoulder. .
Turner It. W., Heppner, ur..-maii capiuu
left shoulder, horses; cattle same on left hip
with split in both ears.
Thornton, H. M., lone, Or. Horses branded
HT connected on left stifle; sheep same brand.
Vanderpool. H. T., Lena, Or; Horses HV con.
nected on right shoulder ;cattle, same on right
hip , TT r
Walhridge, vm.. lieppuer, Mr. nurem, u.aa.
i ti.a lfi shoulder: cattle same on right hip.
nron off left ear and riirht ear looDed.
Wilson, John w Baiem or neppner, r.
Horsos branded Jg on the left shoulder, liange
Morrf,w conntv.
Warren W H. Caleb. Or Cattle W with quarter
circle over it, on left side, split in riirht ear.
Horses same brawl on left shoulder, range m
Grant con u ty.
Wade, Henry, Heppner, Or. Horses branded
ace of spades on left shoulder and left hip
Cattle branded sameon lert siae ano leinup. TADTULTDT P.,
Wolfingar, John, John uay iiry. ur-uu uu.. vjf 1 n DIMI 1 J
ihfua r,nrulll hers on left Hhonlder: 7 on sheep.
bit in both ears. liange in (irauc ana juainuer
counties.
Woodward, John, Heppner, ur. Horses, w
KuiiMO in
T,.X,eiaver it, on loft shoulder
and on left stills on all colts under li years; on
left sl.onl.ler only on all horees over years. All
rriKf ln,,Vr'"'. 'w'v ,,L,n or Lena. Or. Horses
HCori right shoulder; cattle same, on right hip.
" u. . ' .. .,,,,1 I! mnt ! I la counties.
( orHgiill, M M, Oalloway, Or-Caltle crop out
,,f aih nr and niHl-rliit, wattle in forenwd;
or! half circle ! on left elillo. lbu.Be Mur.
.mil Umatilla counties.
Vur T. H- John Day, Or.-Double cross on
eacl . hip on cattle, swallow fork and under bit
?n right ew, split in left ear. Itange ... Hnin
ooumi n sheep, inverted A and spear point
? !i.f..i.i... Kar markoi. ewes, nrop ott left ear
,,, I. " upper bit in right. Wethers crop .n
"..!; , , 1 ,,. ,ler half crop m left ear. All rniiga
1U-.(irf 'T'i'iena Or.-HorHes, Won right sh.ml
j" .name on right hip: ear murk sgimre
T!ti$fCo, -nor.. on
lu "'""T:. u Hlmn. Or.-CaU.le, C with
ir in center; horses. CE on left "lip.
Cochran, H. K Monument, ( rant, Co , Or.
II w and d c r.de with bar beneath, on left
shon der cattle same brand on both hips, mark
under sl..p l.hC'"l "i-llorse branded
O on rig !t h P. Entile branded the same. Also
hramlH CI . horses right thigh; .ale m,m
bmnd on right shoulder, and cut oil end of
''lllXs W. M Oalloway. Or.-Cattle, H D on
MA MK.wa.low-f..rk in each ear; l,.,res, It I)
on loft hip. ,..,. nr.-Horaos branded KLY
or VKh shoulderTcattle Hame ou lofthip. hole
'"KmeryT.'H., Hardman. Or -Horses branded
n ir vers d " I''rt",l",1,1',r ' oat'
) iniverm . it,, in Morrow county.
th.wimnon "'";.", , ( . ,c n
Kloreuce, Ij. H., '"IT ',,. ' .;,,,
right hip; horses, r wo-'i "
shoulder. Heppner. Or.-Horses, K on
rig .., "'"' " ,,, ,,. or Ca o branded
villi liar ove. i. ..,
Hoi-ses, same brand
E. McNEILL, Receiver.
TO TUB
OIVKS TUB CHOICE
BY MUTUAL CONSENT.
mnected od left shoulder. C 1 r - - a
Watkins, Lishe, Heppner, Or.-Horsee branded OpOKciriC
K connected on left stiHe, 1
OK con.iect.ori
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Wallace. t;hanes, ueppner, ur. . auiu, ,,u imTVt?i IC
rightthigh, hole in left ear; horses, W on right I MlNNtAtULlo
shouiuor somf same on iej i, miumum .
Whittier tiros., ntinunguin, Baker Co., Or. -
Horsos branded W B connected on left shoulder
William, tnann Humlium. Or. Onarter cir
cle over three bars on left hip, both cattle and
horses. liange (irant oonnty.
Williams, S O. Long Creek. Or Horses, quar
tor circle over three bars on left hip; cattle same
and slit in each ear. Itange in Orant oonnty
Wren, A. A., Heppner, Or, Horses runnmgA A
on shoulder; Cattle, samo on right hip.
Young, J. H., Hooseberry, Or. Horses branded
THonthe right shonlde,
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".I . U. same brand on left hip.
limit ry. Klmer, Knho, Or.-ll'.rses brsnnwl i.
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HAM KttANCIHOO, I 'Al.. ATT.AH1 A, OA.
FOR BAt.C BY
P. C. THOMPSON CO., Aijmh,
Heppner, OrctjOH.
Mr. and Mrs. Messingcr were simple,
unaffected people, devoted to their
children and tenancy, Mr. Messinger's
young stepsister.
One sunny afternoon in early sum
mer Mrs. Messing-er sat at the open
bay window of the drawing-room reading.-
The door opened presently and
Nancy came in rather slowly. She
came over to the window and seated
herself in a low basket chair wun an
nir nf rTirmtraint.
"I have a letter from Jim," she saicl.
"Does he say when he is coming?"
"Yes; ha came by the same steam
ship as the letter. Ue will Ue nere to
morrow, I suppose.
Nancy! really?" asked .Mary, iook-
ing almost excited. "Are you not delighted?"
I I have a confession to make,
said Nancy, nervously, looking out
over the sea. "I thought 1 loved dim
when he went out to India five years
ago, but 1 was only seventeen then.
and did not realize what love meant.
We had known each other all our lives,
and I mistook our friendship for love.
"I have felt it dimly for a year or
two, but what made it all clear to me
was Jim's last letter, saying that he
was coining home. It filled me with
dismay and fear. I felt that I simply
could not meet him as his betrothed
wife, so I wrote last mail and asked
him to -release me from my engage
ment." "And what doeshe sa?" Mary asked,
anxiously.
"lie is delighted," said Nancy,
brightening. "He says that his feel
ings have changed too.
"You never hinted at any cliange De
fore," said Mary, a little reproach
fully. "I only knew it dimly or 1 might
have done so," replied Nancy, gently.
"And since I wrote to him I have been
silent to spare you any anxiety. My
letters have never been from the pres
ent Nancy, but from the Nancy as I
could remember her at seventeen. In
fact, I have been writing down all the
time to the level of his intelligence as
shown in his letters, and that level is
painfull low."
"He would be much more nueiy 10
object if he once saw you," said Mary,
frankly, "for these five years have
done wonders with you in every way.
"Oh, he's so boyish that he will think
me strong-minded, and therefore dis
like me," said Nancy, laughing. "And
1 did send him my last photograph, you
know."
"Did you send that hideous thing?"
asked Mary in surprise.
"Well," confessed fsancy, rather re
luctantly, "I believe I had some secret,
unconfessed hope that he would olter
to break off the engagement if he once
saw that hideous caricature."
A day or two later Nancy started for
her usual afternoon walk along the
cliffs. Walking quickly along, she did
not hear footsteps behind her, and was
r Attached to eipres. trains, affording superior 1 . . , . iu,.,rin,, herself suddenly
addressed. Looking up with startled
eyes, she found a young man gazinjr at
ECZEMA
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and in four U ll I months was
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CHILDHOOD
swered, rising and opening the door
with alacrity. "Will you take me to
your old favorite seat? I have so often
thought of those days when I was
feeling homesick, Nancy."
"I thought you were very happy iD
India?" she said, unresponsively.
"So I was, but I was homesick some
times, especially when I first went
out.
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"You are .Nancy, aie you not?" he
said, doubtfully, holding out his hand.
"Why, Jim, is it really your asKeu
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Xancv. reirardintr him with Nurprise.
"How you have grown! When did you
coiuu? and how did you lind inc?"
"I came two days a''o," lie said, red-
ili iiinjf slightly in irritation at her tirst
words, "hut i called at the Ness this
afternoon and Mrs. .Mcs'mirer told me
where I should tind you."
"Let us jro homo now, and then you
can see tliein nil," ulie said, turuiii
luuk. "You will hardly know tne
children; they were such mites when
you left."
"I certainly Miall not, if they have
filtered us much ns you have done. I
wnr.-ely knew you," he said, Innkinir
down lit her Willi intent iray eyes,
and inwardly cmnmrin;r this lieailti-
ful. .'r.'.vf'il kroi 'tli the gaucne
h, li(i..l,rii I of live years since.
"I am oid. r," slif s.iid, her heart
sii.'i.insf h(riini.'ely. "lie m'.irlit disjruise
the l.u l that lie finds me a .1 iapH)int-iii-r
I allure," she llioiiht, ratln-r l.it-
1. ile
i if coiii-w ro nrc longer Im.j anil
gii I." he Mil l. "I'"t 1 hope
alwuvs l frielids, Nancy! We have
U . ii Unit nil our live, haven t we.'
"Yes, let us ls friends," tthc said.
And. thinkim? Hint lie was etttfer to im-
j r.-Hs upon her that they were to lw
i.oil.iiu' uiorc. slm mldeil; "And It wo
I very niH' to l.reuk ll that childish
i iieiur. tiieiit U foru Jim came Imme,
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, "1 hose lioy find girl ciiung. im lils never
answer. they? IVople il.'velop mi
,i,iT. r. nilv fr. iu what one would ex
i-.t. .lii.lL'iiiif from y-iir letters, I
s.iil.l have llioiii'ht y..u utu rly dilTcr-
cut fr .m what I tlnd 'u.
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1 !,..ti!.l Imvo csisvlc l you to ls," she
ansH.r.il. "Iml ll s ''t l'l
r.u l other as we nn ; WC need fiot
litn. Ii of otic another. ou know.
"Mr. Penstone and I always quarrel
over this view," said Nancy, anxious
to nrevent any embarrassing pause.
"Who is Mr. Penstone aseu jhu,
knitting his brows.
"lie is our curate," sne answereu. i
always say that this is the finest view
in town, but Mr. Penstone maintains
that the view from"
"He must be an idiot, then," burst in
Jim, hotly; "the views are not to be
comnared!"
"You might have waited until I had
mentioned the other," said Nancy,
raising her eyebrows.
"jr teg your pardon," he said, in
utter confusion. "I thought you must
mean in fact, I understood you to say
that that the view from Beacon was
finer than this."
"Yes, that is what Mr. Penstone de
clares," she said.
"What a hideous name the man has!"
said Jim, irritably. "Of course you are
devoted to him, Nancy?"
"Yes, he is so very good and clever
and pleasant," she said, surprised at
his vehemence.
"You are going to marry him, 1 sup- , ? n(a n-
o. , iei.1 with ill-concealed an- 1101 OWll OIlC, Colli ill
ger.
"You forget yourself, I think," she
answered, with gentle dignity. "And
whom I may marry can be no possible
concern of yours."
"O, none, of course," he said, furi
ously. "Only you might have told me
the truth when you broke off our en
gagement. It would have been just as
easy to Bay that you were engaged to
some one else at once.
"You are entirely mistaken in think
ing that I am engaged to anyone,"
said Nancv. calmly. "Mr. Penstone is
married and old enough to be my
father. Shall we go in now, or have
you any other interesting accusations
to make?"
"Forgive me, Nancy, I was a fool!"
pleaded Jim, earnestly. "I forget
sometimes that I have not still the
right to speak to you ou such matters.
For five years I have thought of you
as my promised wife, and now that 1
am with vou 1 cannot wwavs realize
that you are mine no longer. Say, that
" . . l.
you forgive me, Jancy, lor my rougn-
ncss and presumption.
After this quarrel Jim Iouna n im
possible to be on the same footing of
friendship with Nancy. She was
colder and more countrained than ever
in her manner toward him, and tie
was too proud and too manly to force
his love on her, believing that the dis
liked him; and at last, after a bitter
struggle with himself, he determined
to return to India at once.
lie had never been to the Nesn lately
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