Tee Oregonian says:
The cry that 'Vanderburg has
been counted oat' is silly. He
never was in, Dever was elected.
The disappointment of his sup
porters is due to their own fault
They claimed too big pluralities
for him in Linn, Clackamas and
other counties, which were not sus
tained upon the actual count
There has been no thought of try
ing to 'count him out.' Such a
thiDg would not be possible, eveD
had it been thought of. Honesty
is not so scarce an article as this
clamor would make it appear. But
if this clamor is to be continued,
its authors would do well to make
some specific statemeuts. . Let us
know in what county or counties
the returns have been falsified."
Why doesn't the Oregonian
show a little decency and say what
it believes that Mr. Ellis was just
as fairly nominated and elected as
was Mr. Tongue.
The Pendleton E. O. makes
some surprising insinuations ed
itorially in a recent iesue. It
knows full well that no one has
been counted out for congress, or
for any other office, nor can this
be done without being delected.
That wrong estimates have been
made on pluralities is no fault of
the republicans. In Morrow coun
ty the official count showed three
votes less for Ellis and two more
for Quinn than had been previous
ly given out So far as Ellis is con
cerned, the old leaders of the ma
chine opposed him, and with their
handiwork to be seen in every
county in the district, it is not
likely that any wrong could be
done even though it was contem
plated. Let the E. 0. find one
thing wrorg, then its sweeping as
sertions will have weight and it
will appear loss ridiculous.
Simon and the morning paper
outraged the republican party in
Oregon. They disrupted the or
ganization tote it limb from limb.
In Multnomah county decency was
debauched at the primaries, at
the state convention and later by
knifing of several of the nominees
of that convention at the behest of
Joseph Simon. The conduct of
the "bosses" originated the Mitch
ell republicans and defeated good
men nominated lu Joseph Simon's
convention. Bulldozing and
treachery has been rebuked. Mer
cury.
The Oregonian is not content
with the ruin it has wrought in
the rauks of the republican party,
but is yet busily engaged in the
work of "rule or ruin." If the Or
egonian were a republican paper it
would have more influence, and as
it is it may force Oregon into the
populists ranks iiext November.
Voters will not be driven like
sheep by the Orecouian. Mr. Si
mon or by any henchman of mo
nopoly and corporations. On the
other baud if the party can unite
lue samo old plurality will be roll
t'd up at the coming presidential
election.
JrDOlNd from the way that Mor
row county Las gone bchinJ, finan
cially, there should be a great de
mand for retrenchment and amors
business-like ad mi nut ration. If we
mutake not, there is. In th pen.
eral investigation of tb affairs of
our county we eipect to find ererv
thing in fairly good shape, except
leak Lore and there which ran
U ranily remedied. Hot th Ga
zette should consider that it is a
part of it duty to call err rtlhiog
by its right name and to tell tb
truth, let it fall where it may.
Tin Orrgmiau dig at John,
than lUmrno in WedoemUv's iu
is diagottirig. It shows just hat
there is in that old grilled pirate,
HoutL lit U mean enough to scut
tle a ship, if h wasn't to much of
coward. To ri.oul consider
that Mr. Bourns is other than
plcoM at Mr. Tonga' tUtory U
absurd and poetile.
CorxTT officials are gettiog more
money for their serf ice than th
oik ortb, compare! with
lrlce paid fur oiler things and
tb peopl ar very correct ia ad.
Vacating reduction. Th Cieiett
hall q its Bttnoel endeavor to
iet io th work of bringing
alout a mor economic admibi.
tralioo of tffir
TRI IMtegoeUa Ms her (
Llli' 8.U1J plurality of two years
g)f It rrr U It billed
wttS r.e pr n Jo
tutii.Mi. Hut an i le, I. n is n tfC.
Iftt Ld hlUa i iUr all riLL
Ibai U UI Una U Iv.U,
Ellis has 441 plurality over
Quinn.
Congress adjourned yesterday
and the country can now take a
good long breath.
The scrap this year for president
promises to be icterestine-. and
or
numerous bolts will occur all along
tne Jine.
The Oregonian cannot rule the
people of this state which fact has
been demonstrated very often dur
ing the past two years.
McKini.ey gets away with the
contest for seats in the convention.
The McKinley wave will not stop
till Mac is in the presidential chair.
The negro deleeates to thA Rk
Louis convention were denied lodg
ing in the hotels, but the matter
I I t
nas Deen adjusted so that all will
be entertained.
The Oregonian opposed Mitch
ell, McBride and Ellis. That
paper is not largely represented in
the congress of the nation. Should
Vanderburg win it will be out en
tirely. Mercury.
The Gazette is clad Toncne is
elected because Oregon needs nro.
tectionists in the house of repre
sentatives. Mr. Tongue is a man
of great ability and will ably rep
resent his district.
Messes. Oubdane and Davis
were to be defeated over in Uma
tilla couuty by Northup republic
ans for their part in the fight
againBt Senator Dolph, but the
little game didn't work.
The fishermon's strike down on
the Columbia is making some
trouble. Numerous murders have
occurred and for a time it was con
templated that it would be neces
sary to call out the militia.
St. Louis does not deserve anv.
thing and it is no wonder that it
has fallen far in the rear of pro
gressive cities. Its treatment of
negro delegates to the republican
national convention is worse than
shameful. It was not necessary to
associate with them, but they could
have been treated like human be
ings. A letter, from Chairman' Hirsch
to the Gazette, of recent date, re
fers briefly to the oft-repeated
claim that Quiun and Vanderburg
wciBuounifu out Air, liirsch is
known far and wide as a fair mind
ed gentleman, and he rlmll
any person to produce the least bit
: l 1 1 . . .
i eviuenco mat otuer than honest
victories nave been won.
Aboard bhip.
Re eoyaire era nanalla JmnJ ...
motive of Dealt u. Hi tlmv ar. in ,
eaee. Uui II mar well be doubted if Ibt
shaking an aboard atiin. h.ik n.i. .1
.try ftagil conaiitnlioa and weak nerve
uui pn-jqniriai ir l eDet era
Hot averted nr nnlhflad h a ma.....i
afegoerd. Tbe brat. If we are to believe
lha les'lmony 0f oeaan traveler. brib
er Ibejr so abroad (or beallh, pleasure or
unauiMia, ia iioaieuer e Stomach Uitier.
invanoa. ooromercial traveler, ae cap-
-uu iionianirg eonoar io reoom
mrnjina? Ibia flna dt.rna t,.i u..
ao emigrant to h fronliar. Ilia lohab
- - . . w ."llllli , w
name 1.1 meiaru.n regtone, and all wbo
arioaed lo hardship or rigors st ell-
mate. rt malarial. rhanmati.. nr a i.i
Dev trouble. ktrVnHBnaaa1 r1hMaU lis.
er eonidalat and eonailpaiioD It I emi
nently rmeeoluna, bdI eomuendad by
iuuiciai iraiarniij rar and ar.
ri-owm mimion sravicra.
Tb Worn' Christian TamrjeranM
Onto will boJ their eoaal Bower ct le
sion service ia b M. E. cbarrh on Han.
day, Jan 1Kb, omasneiof t 1 A p.
m. lb following program will b iflv
:
Pinging by tbacbotr.
Heading eriplor.
Treyer.
Daeit, aire. Potion od Mis Brow.
Reading, Mia (lleeecoek.
Anlbea, Cbolr.
Reeilatb. Mia RL
Hoi", Mr. Hloeata,
Bileg flowerO foar llltl girt.
Daelt, Mr. Ihttlo aod 1U. r
P.
Ureen.
iUeiutioB, Ml Myrtle Dorser.
Mieglag by ebolr.
lUaJiag. Mr. Drlgt.
Hub, nVaal.Ur lb LilUe." U
Drows,
Addreea, Re. K. P. Ore.
Tfrraaf IV.iology.
twMMii.m,
All are sjm r4illy InvtUd ia aL
lend.
win ue
1 ro. hrM. IfrtUUa ..4
r"- Ka'l's Clover tiaut Taa (.
well 4 bsr.fr
, , ... Ms R. R, Woaca.
for at by W.lla A W arte.
Tbmtb ri ea iHe IL 11 A W m
via. I'w .tills. Wall m.n. uj
rra4l4.i.
e"4 elaaa, Will ru is natai Wit
tie ibhi rariae. lha easae ae bt
Jwe. A lrk fl elM alMfwy fv
Ian4 I ftakae, aeetig wilfe tne
- ' - . .
' aUeiwt rMtla4 h HI
rl, w, sa ) e.fieHi witk the
tlreet Mcwtbera railway . u
1w m rwaare
Is SI, 4.4 s tar A tiilw'tJ ...k
Patl..aia IVm trM .k u.n. a.
wW. " (
A WOED WITH THE DOCTOR.
When nursing tbe sick it is great
help if lb dootor will writ or diotate
to yoo tba treatment of tbe oae, for it ia
not well io many eaaes to trait one'
memory only. AgsiD, io serious ease
of illness, "diet sbeet" should be kept,
tatiog at wbat time precisely food Dd
medioine should be given ; also, if possi
ble, mentioning tea, milk, etc.
Clover tea is excellent for pnrifying
tbe blood, clearing the complexion and
removing pimple. Dried olover may be
osed for tbe tea.
A simple and effeotive month wash for
sweetening tbe breath oan be made with
single crystal of permaogafiate of pot
ash io half tumblerful of water. Use
frequently daring tbe day.
Recent investigation, according to
Boienoe, establish the fact tbat tbe es
sential poison of tba poison iyy cao be
nothing bat an oil. Henoe water will
not remove tbe poison from tbe surface
bat eloobol will it applied freely.
To remove tbe fire and relieve the pain
of barn, soak at onoe io cold water io
wbiob plenty of soda has been dissolved.
Essential oil of garho bag been used
to onre consumption by Dr. Sf j mrnet
of Ravin, io the Ardennes. Mizad with
two hnodred times its weight of steril
ized olive oil it was injeoted nnder tbe
skin, prodaoiog marked improvement
in tbe sixteen patieots on whom at was
tried.
Tbe opinion tbat hurry in eating is
a prolific cause of dyspepsia is founded
on common observation. The ill results
of bolting the food bave been attributed
to tbe lack of thorough maatioBtioo, and
to tbe incomplete aotioo of tbe saliva up
on tbe food. Two-thirds of tbe food
which we 4at is starch, end staroh can
not be utilized in the system as food un
til it has been cooverted into sugar, and
this change is principally effected by tbe
saliva. Bat there is a third reason why
rapidity of eating interfere with diges
tion. The presenoe of the tali vary se
cretion in tbe stomach acts as a stimu
lus to tbe seoretioo of tbe gastric juice.
Irrespective of lbs meobaoical function
of the teetb, food wbich goes ioto tbe
stomach incompletely mingled with sa
liva passes slowly and impeifeotly
through the process of stomach diges
tion. Therefore, as sanitary mxxira of
no mean valne, teach the children to eat
slowly and In giving this instruction by
enmple, tbe teaoher as well as' tbe pu
pil may receive benefit.
Good Health
And a good appetite eo hand In hand
With tbe loss of aDDetite. the avatem
oaonot long snstaln itself. Thus tbe for-
tmoationa of good health era broken
dowo and the system is liable to attaoks
or rliaeaae. It ia In auoh ease tbat tbe
medioine! powers of Hood's Harssparilla
ra oinariy anown. xnoiiaaods who have
takso Hood's 8arsaparilla tenlify to it
great merile as purifier of Ibe blood,
ita bowrra In feature mnA .h.pnBn u.
appetite and promote bealtbv actioo of
. I. j :
ii iiik-rauTB organa. i no 11 la, not
what we say, bnt wbat Hood' Barsapa
rilla rlors that tell tb atory and eoo-
iiiuii id strongest r oomrnendaiion
tnatean be orired forany medicine. Why
. It c. ... "
oui iaae uoou a oarsapanua nowT
WI8C andothehwi.se.
That "all th world a lotar tores,"
Does not protect him from themlttea;
Th sad sicep Inn to th rut.
Is olt ths (Irl with whom h's smitten.
Fretob millioirs hvbeo deoorallng
bts with ariifloial mistletoe tbi winter.
Think of thai I It is aot a s eoeral trim
ming In London or New York ; not rt
111 Tblok of tb poeaibilitie it woold
afford I
A story i told of a parson wbo bad a
cm irora a niti country car ah to a
a'e and wealth 1 n in a hi il 17-
- u . . . . . w
. a .
i um ror p'yer aod eon deration.
ii am doi 11 ar of bis llgbt, A
month peeeed. Finally om ana mat
bi loongeai aon I lb sireet. "Howie
it, JoslahT said tb neighbor. "I your
father nin la My" "IV. II ...
swerej tb yonngsler. Judiciously, pew
I still prsyla' for ligdl, bol Boat of lb
(blags i packed."
It la related of a oeoeeefol Glasgow
merebant tbat. eigbieeeia In I'ari nnea.
be lost bis way. For a considerable time
b wasNlered about trying to gl back la
b boUI. Tb boor went by. II nev
er ennld epeak Frenrb, aod bl Olaow
togiub only brongbl emlle od a
Sbsl nl lb bead.
"t)b, for body wi' a said rVwIeh
tne la bl hir be etgteJ.
Tbe ram a "harry IhonahL" n
eign be boagbl a baeket, revaeor J
berrie of a trim Frenchwoman, aod,
bontlerle lb t. tk, west ali.ng tbe
tree! ebootieg:
"tin groeaett, a bawbee tbe plot, fine
groawle. bawb- lb plat"
Tbe erowJ lab4 el th wad Unl-
,bl the familiar cry eon a braaabl
nee Bt men r tb ee, aod Ibe
erebaat wa abla o retire fr,a bust
a aad amok bis rip la tb btmtm of
bi family, Ibaakfal teal be bed loan J
raJ Seilame la b ( br of 4.
Mia M'llhn Itladbl, baagbiUr
Toar pr.U are raibr-rthr rei,
are ibry a-.tt .How I am Dangbter of
the lUvnlnlio.
Mia Nubenly of M bre-klerrt t
llow well fin eetry year yft!"
rtteet riNal rkla fltv
bym-Mmeiore; taWea itebi
J stinfteit ta.it I at ifbl werae by
exraUhieg, If alkw4 U fnatiaw
femora Ma, wbleb eft UmJ aad
akrewete, btealf very sore. Hwatv
Oirrsy eir.p IHe IM)if aad tle4
. kt tlt, aad la m-wt a
r lb taajNW At 4rgMa,ee
! matt, f.T OWata K.tyway ,
FtUlaeJ.bl,
CLOSING OUT
rr
We invite your attention to our Immense
Line of Summer Dress Goods of the Very
Latest Styles. Our Salesman, Price, who recog
nizes no cost or value, will offer these goods
Tale a Lool at Tiese Goods,
You can find a Bargain it) ti)en).
We have a Large Line of Glassware, Crockery and Tinware that we are
closing out. Don't buy these goods till you see our prices.
Yours for Cash
WTM
EIGHT MILE NOTES.
Vegetation is fine.
Fine growing weather.
Frnit trees look enoonraging.
Eight Mile Centre sobool is progress
fog finely, Mr. M. A. Faqua, teaccher.
It is reported that Rev. Sherrill and
Elder Clspp will debate in the near fu
ture Have not learned wbat tbe topics
re. Tbey will leotare at Hail Ridge.
On Sunday afternoon, May 10:b, at
tbree o'clock, there will be meeting at
Eight Mile Centre, for the purpose of re
organizing tbe Sanday Sobool. It is
very desirable to have large andieooe,
as an interesting time is expeoted.
Why can't Morrow oonoty bave an old
fashioned ooaoty fair, where grain, veg
etables, stock, etc., and ladies' fancy
work, bread, butler, oake, etc., oan be
exhibited T Wbat do Ibe young folks of
Morrow county know about auoh tbiogst
Nothing. A good fair would be an edu
cator to them.
The editor of (he Gscette said that
now as lbs eleotioo waa over it would be
right to torn Io the improvement of tbe
county. We bop some of (he improve
ment witl be to atop gambling, quarrel
iug and drinking, and not give aoy more
opportunities for men Io rob tbeir f ami
lit of abet i Justly Ibeirs, and Io drsg
Ihelr frmilies d iwo to want, and them
selves to disgrace. Qow cao men rest
easy for on moment when tbi awful
work I goiug on right nnder Ibeir eyes,
nd east their vol to keep it op, Instead
of voting against it? What will the ris
ing generation think of tbi generation
Ar they not weaving a cord that will be
almost impossible to be broken Will it
not oanse tbe neil generation to suffer
ootold agony Oh men, arooe your
rlvee, yoo wbo r tb voters; do wbat
yon cao Io llgbt old King Alcohol; whil
mro ar drinking, talking silly, swear
ing, gambling, quarreling, spending lbir
mooey, tbeir loved one ar at borne, oh
Io soob deep trouble. Hj pea cao de
scribe and where cao poeaibl excuse
be brongbl Io to show that there I no
bara io ibee thing. Uav men o io
fluenoef Can't they pol a atop to Ibis
iaomwey . M. 3.
Btati or Oh 11, Cirr or Toudo,
lACAsCmrrr.
Faam J. Cninit m.k oath tbat ha
la lb mr trtnrr of lb firm of t. J.
Catair k Co. d'mg boaio la tba
Citf of Toledo, Cntiy and ttai alnra
sald. and thai said firm will pay tba q
of ONE I1UMUUEU INJLLAIUI for
aeb and every re of CTan that
eanaoi be crej by tb tw of Hall's
CTiaN Ciaa.
rltANK J. CIU NET.
Bwoea to befor ra aod oboribJ la
my prMMiee, Hits 6 b day of Deabtf,
. l , lam.
aai, A. W. OLEAON,
Nulary Poblle.
Hall's Catarrh Cor I taken luUroeilv
atd eel directly on lb M J and mo
O-'ns sarfao of lb yWta. Bead fur
Wctiawolala. frve.
r. J, CUESET k loleda. O.
iWd by Draggista, lit.
To Riraia rai Riaso Foar mor
fe f water will waab away lb track
al CaaeUll ad I varloaa place along
lb O. IL A N , let torn) blag ra b
doe Io pretest It, ? th Tioh
lttsUiwr . T tbi eaj e work
Wales wee pat 00 Malarday, lb eleaaj
ebovel was benbl ieto aad lb
waik nj4 of loaJlag re wltk
roek foe al lb roadb4 al C.1
A Irala enttelatiag of 8 ear pallet on I
for that point M today, loaded wllb rork
wbleh wa peurd al IM ew l aear
th fnrmef big ifeetle, wt of Ibeeity.
Tb abotrt brwt wb 17 tar of lb
4 traia wetw .-Ut, aad tbw are
I tb yard wilia avv bWd ears
I east op tbe full tiaie.
A 6val W. t frrwrtl-
tWi b'-l e.Ml ( aad lid.
fey lir a. ! lenblae ae eard
Kail's Ci..r Wvi T t b
1 sere.
k Regula
& SLOCUM.
DOCTOR.
ENGLISH
for Coughs, Colds,
and Consumption
Is beyond question the greatest of all
modern medicines. It will stop a
Cough in one night, check a cola in
1 day, prevent Croup, relieve Asthma,
and curt Consumption if taken in
time. " You can't afford to be with
out it" A 25c. bottle may save your
life I Ask your druggist for it Send
for pamphlet H the little ones have
Croup or "Whooping Cough
use it promptly. it tun to curt.
TkrM SIim sc., jas. ati tu All DratfUU.
A CKER MEDICINE CO.,
16 A 18 Chambert St., N. Y.
LET I Kit MUX.
T ETTER8 AnVEHTlBED AT HEITKER
I J Or.. Junes, im.
Brown, J. B. furl (cm, Ira
Haley, Eldon M. Hteele. Jas. H.
Wilms, Frank J.
When calling lor thvso Mtar pleas say
aclvurtlned. J. P. William-. P. M.
BEOUCED BATES.
Those con templatiog goiog east, should
call 00 or address the Uoloo PsmfloClty
Tioket Office. 135 Third Btreet. Portland,
for rate to tb following meetiogs:
Republican National Conveolioo, 81.
Loola. Mo Jan lGtb.
Democrtio Niionl Cooventioo, Cbi
cage, Ills., July 7lb.
Teople Party Cooventioo aod Ameri
can Hilver Convention, 8t Lools, Mo.,
July Kod.
National Cooventioo Young People'
Society Cbrtatiao Eodeavor, Wuhiog
toa, D. C, July 7th to 13;b.
National EJooallooal Aaaoelalioa
Meetiog, BofIlo,N. tHJoly SrdtolOtb.
Encampment Oraod Army of lb Re
public, St real, Minn., ffeptember Mb.
It. W. DaxriB.
id IL Oenrral Agol.
HQTirg.
U1 b allowed on oor
A. R. Flobimcb,
H. P. Flobiucb,
I A. I Loaasca.
No fishing
plaee.
lot.
rtoEKrostAUC.
I have a aannlv af n.m.lla hv.1.
eo say band for sale. Very eiiote va-
rtetie. Apply to M. U Carrwau..
Wiu, CxiaaT-It era stated la
lb laat iao of lb OsseiU Ibal I bar
woolj be 00 UbrlkB at tleppoer Ibie
year beeaoa or lb f act lbl tb more
ment was ebeeked oa Meooot of ooi
aaleaodrtaadiog oa b perl of some of
lb mnaiit. However, iee Ibal
lim liberal donatio b bee tob
eonUd by oor eillieoe aad a oil lim
eelebraUu) I bow assured. Ooe of ibe
mal feel era will b a grand display of
ore work, tb beat vr o I Ilepp.
r. Every rllis of Morrow ooly
should make 11 a point Io pd tb day
I lleppoee.
Mr. Jaeao Perdue, as eU aoldl r
et-la at M ieeoe. Mich., wa evrly
sfl-ll wim rtxaastina bol rtved
eWipt rlt fmej pale by atn (baoi.
boilaia' I'ala lUm. Ileaate: -AlllnM
say barb !! aehe et h.ly thai
eUI aarely rale an. If I bad X f-t.
tm flif t wnald t b bra l w.jia
h few Ilea CbasaUrUla' Tal
Malej baa rB M gral Ual ef gv4
! I e-l very iWaekfnl foe II.' for
! by Cwaeee k tVork, Uhle.
fo ealawa cbM laa md rna taUra.
oa rr4 wm aad H hi doatM hae
's aly aew. R. r. Oaaava,
l at at. C fere-.
I a a h. . . . I I . - . . t .
4 its. t .7!
W-l.ie.toe. p. 0. w,ll fa J II 1 hi.
tsiMtatttslssweiafw! riT
wee, sal I
W
SALE!
Mar.
d
E. L. FREELAND,
COLLECTIONS,
waiTE INSURANCE,
ABSTRACTS.
U. S, LAND COMMISSIONER.
Land Filings and Final Proofs Taken.
STENOGRAPHER. NOTARY PUBLIC.
D. J. McFaul, M. D.
OPPICB I
At J. M. Hager's Residence.
Notice of Intention,
T SP LFI01L AT THE DAtt.ES, OREOON
Aw . f.'T ?6' im- No,lo harehy given tha'
the following named settler has tiled notice o'
h s Intention to make final proof In support o'
his claim, and that said proof will be md.
before J. W. Morrow, county clerk, at Ueppner
Oregon, on July . lxoe. ru : 1 "
. , ."ARKIN HAt.R
Hd. E. No. I'i0, for the Lot. l (Qd 2. and 8
NEH. Bee. 1, To. 5 8.. H. M It. H
He names the following witnesses to provi
hlseontiiiiiou.retldeiice upon and culilvatloi
of ld land, vim
Harvey C. Rush. William Gilliam, Reuber
Gaunt and Benjamin MatUiton, all ol Beppuer
Oregon. rr
,. JAS. F. MOORE,
" M Kegltter.
Notice of Intention.
Un Owes at To OtLLIS, OanooK.
TyroTirg n hereby oivethatTiif
iiK..1 0l"-n"iH settler has Sled nolle,
of Ms Intention to make final proof In euppon
Olnlalalm anil IK.I mtA . . ' -
. . ., - y,ym WMI n mull
hefora (ounty Chrk. ol It ..r row County, al
HIIHIIinUrLIIIin..'
Hd. E. No. w, for tbe avvi, oo.'l7, Tp. i 8..
II names th followlne wltniws to prove hi.
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ETOCA B BANDS.
While yon aoep you subscription paid ap yew
sen keep your brand in fraeof charge.
AUro. T. J., lona. Or. Horse Gtt on left
thontder; oattl same on left hip, nnder bit on
-Uht ear, and upper bit on tha left; range. Mor
row 000x1 tj.
Bwrd, D. W. and sin. Horses branded D H
ontheleff hip; oa'tls the same on left flank,
crop off ritht ear, nnderarop in tha left. Bangs
in Morrow County.
BArtholamew, A. G., Alpine, Or. Horsea
branded 1 E un either shoulder. Bang in Mor
row ooiintr
nannlater, J. W., Hardraan, Or. Cattle brand.
ad H on left hip and thigh; split in each ear.
Brenner. Peter. Gooseberry Oregon Horses
branded P B on left shoulder. Cattle same on
ripht side.
Rroeman, Jerry, Lena, Or. Horses branded 1
m right shoulder; cattle B on the left side,
fjeft enr half crop nd right ear npper slope.
Rarton, Wm Heppner, Or. -Horses, J B on
-ieht thigh; cattle, same on right hip; split in
wh ear.
Brown, J. C, Heppner, Or. Horsea, oirole
n with dot in nei tr on left hip; cattle, same.
Brown, W. J., Lena. Oregon. Horse W. bar
iver It, on the left shoulder. Cattle same on left
hip.
Rover, W. G Heppner, Or. Hones, box
irsnd on right bip cattle, same, with split in
arh ear.
Bor, P. O., Heppner, Or. Horsea, P B on left
ihonlder; cttlo. same on left hip.
Oarsner Warren. Wagner, Or. Horses brand.
ri O on right stifle ; cattle (three bars) on
'ieht ribs, cmp and split in each ear. Bangs in
Irant and Morrow connties.
flain.E., Caleb.Or. Y D on horses on left stifle!
1 with anrnter circle over it, on left shoulder
ind on left stifle on all oolta nider 5 years; on
oft shoulder only nn all horses over 5 years. All
-anee in Grant oon"ty.
Tate, Chas. R Vinson or Lena, Or. Horses
f 0 on right shoulder; cattle same on right hip.
tange Morrow and Umatilla counties.
Corrigall. M M. OaUoway, Or Cattle crop ont
f f ach ear and ntiderbit, wattle in forehand;
-loreen half circle 0 on left stifle. Bangs Mor.
ow end Umatilla counties.
Curl. T. H.. John lay. Or. Double cross on
ach hip on cattle, swallow fork and undei bit
n right ear, split in left ear. Range in Grant
onniy. On sheep, inverted A end spear point
on shoulder. Ear markou owes, crop on left ear
winched upper bit in right. Wethers, orop in
rigi t and under half orop in left ear. All raQgi
in ftrant countv. - , . .
Cook. A. JLena,0r. Horses, Won right shoul.
ler: Cattle, sameon righthip; ear mark square
.trop off left and solit in right.
Carrin, R. Y., Currinsville, Or. -Horses, on
'eft etifl".
Cox Ed. 8., Har.lman, Or. Cattle, Owlth
in center; horses. CE on left Mo.
Cochran, R. E., Monument. Grant Co, Or.
'Torses branded oircle with bar beneath, on left
honlder: cattle same brand on both hips, mark
'nder slope both ears and dewlap.
Chaoin, H., Hardman, Or. Horsea branded
on right hip. Cattle branded the same. Also
.rands CI on horses right thigh; cattle same
hrand on right shoulder, and cut off end of
Donglass, W. M ., Galloway. Or. Cattle, B D on
-ight side, swailow-fork in eaoh ear; horses, B D
m left Md. . . .
Ely. Bros., Douglas. Or. Horsea branded ELY
n left shoulder, cattle same on lefthip, hole
p right ear.
Emery. C. B.,nardman, Or. Horsea branded
- freversed Cwith tail) on left shoulder; cat.
lraarae on right hip. Range in Morrow oonnty.
Florence, L. A Heppner, Or. Cattle, LF on
-ight hip; horsea F with bar under on right
honlder.
Florence, B. P. Hepnner, Or Horses, F on
-ight shoulder; cattle, F on right hip or thigh.
Gentry, Elmer, Echo. Or. Horses branded H,
I. with a quarter circle over it, on left stifle,
langein Morrow and Umatillaoountiea.
Hiatt A. B., Ridge, Or. Cattle, round-top A
vith qnarter oirole nnder It on the right hip.
tange in Morrow and Umatilla oonntiea.
Hnghes, Hamnel, Wagner, Or-J" (T F L
lonnected) on right shoulder on homes; on cattle,
n right hip and on left side, swallow fork in
ight ear and slit in left. Range in Haystack
Itstriot, Morrow oonnty.
Howard J L, Galloway. Or. Horses T (oross
vith hw above It) on right shoulder; cattle same
n left side. Bangs in Morrow and Umatilla
;onntiee-
Hall. Edwin, John Day, Or. Cattle E Hon
iirht hip; horse same on right shoulder. Bange
n Grant connty,
Hnghes, Mat, Heppner, Or. Horsea shaded
wart on the left shonlder. Range Morrow Co.
Hnnaaker, B t , Wagner. Or. Horsea, ( on left
ihmiloWt cattle. 9 on left hip.
Humphreys, J M. Hardman, Or. Horses, H on
Isf flank
Hnaton. I.nther, Fight Mile, Or. Horse H on
ihe left shonldorand heart on the left still Cat
le same on left hip. Range in Morrow nonnry.
Jones, Harry. Heppnr, Or. Horsea branded
H J nn the left shoulder; cattle braudnd J on
ight hip. also anderbit in left ear. Hangs in
Vforrow connty.
Jnnkin, 8. M., Heppner, Or. Horses, horse
hoe J on left shoulder. Cattle, th earns,
tanire o" fl'ht Mile,
r.thraon, Feltx, Lrna, Or. Wnrawa. dmleT on
aft stifle; cattle, sameon righthip, under halt
iron In rii and at.lit 'n left ear
K nor, Mik, Heppner, Or. Horses branded
NY on lefthip cattle same and orop oft left
r: nndr alone on tha right
Kirk J.T.. Heponer, Or. Horsea 69 en left
roiMn cattle. on left hln.
Kumherland.W.G.. Monnt Vernon. Or. I Lon
1M1 le on n ght and left side, swallow fork in U ft
Mr and nnder mnp In right ear. Horsea same
vend on le't shoulder. Range In Grant eonntv.
Lnftffn, Hteptien, Fox. Or. H L on left hip
m cattle, crop and split on right ear, Uoraea
ma brand on left shonlder. Range tirant
"iintr.
Lienallen. John W., Lextnrlrn Or. For
mndd half-clrola JLoonnaclad on leftahnnl
ler. Cattle, earns on left lilo. Kanga, near Lex.
ngton
Leahey, J. W. Heppner Or. Horsea branded
t. and A on left shnnldart rttl mmmm m
p, wattle over rmht eye, three slita In right
mr.
lnrd, Oorga. Heppner. Dr. Horses branded
kmbla II 001 narti Mnmatimaa ealled a
w'n H. on le shonlder.
Maria. M. C. Il.(..n.r. Or. Cattle branded
lrcl on right hip; ho'aos same on right stifle.
Hange in Morrow onanty.
Minor, Itacnr, naponar rr. I attia, M D ea
iht hip; honw M on Ufl ahonMar,
Morgan. 14. N llappner, TTr TTiusis. M I
Inft ahnnldw naltl same nn left hip.
MitrhII.Orr. lona. Or, Hors-e. Tl oa right
lint eaiile.TIon right aid.
Naal.Andraw. lona Hork Or. Horaea A N eon.
M"d oa lft ahnnldari oattl anna oa both hln.
Ol l-e. Perry. Utlngtoa, Or.-P O ew toft
.nnn ,4m,
Ushnrn, J. W.. Donglaa. Or.t hnrsea 0 oa Uf
thontHer; raltle aam nn r'ght hip.
Pearaon, I Mav. ICiaht Mils, llr. Horaea. qnar
elrrle h'alH on left ehonldar sad M on Uft
lip. Cauls, fork ia Uft anr. rt.ht eroDiad. U
H-UriMo. Hwaeon KUht M.la.
Park A niaaaaa. Hardnaa.Or.-HorsaslPoa
lri ahnaldar,
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wana right hip. lUoga. kiirma aosn'r.
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sr with qoanarirrlaovar il oa toft stltU.
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