MISCE LLAN KOKS A VE RTIS EM ENTS.
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WINCHESTER
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T
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
CAXYOX CITY. OtZBOI.
“Back East’’ one of the most de
lightful incidents of private life in
families of refinement is the an
nual making up of the reading list
for the winter's evening entertain
ment. and the enjoyment of the
fruits of the mails that deliver the
sele t r< a ling matter each week and
month.
An unfading flower of beauty is
the memory of those pleasant
Stockmen wishing to protect
winter evening hours when the cur
their property cannot do better than
O.
P.
Cresap,
tain» we e d-awn to shut out the
by publication of their nrands.
nigh», the cold, and th • storm with-
Mark the main brand on the
out, and the famiiv i- -l-. met
above cut. as you wish it to appear.
around the bright fir-i t i r »
Then fill out the blank« below.
after the day's labors were a., d . i
fully completed, and on-- of their
Animal
number read al<»ud from ’h • t -etn-
ing pages of a new p-riod:eal. or
Additional Brands
each 'Hie quietly rea l h - <e her fj-
MOSAIC WARE
vorite. h >ppy in
those best belov«d
peoole.
Too many of us
Beautiful Glass Ware Range
on the barren .1
izaticn, who can
yond th; fmz r p
WATvHES and jewelry
mountain rang-,
Owner's Name
d
the loftv Cas »d «.
homes that 1 -- ■ 1 our exrlv 4
let excuse of “can not tr.-d’*
out from our children the chaoe
such visions of a happy h >me life
P-•toff.ee.
to comfort after year* of. p rhap-
penury and toil that may fail •>
their lot.
Now. let us turn over a new leaf
and do as many of us are already-
H ob « es brar.êei ce
doing: Make Home this winter thei
Either Rirtt
brigLt center of affectionate demre.
as well as nat ural place for “bed
•tifte or .
HARNEY ADVERTISEMENTS
and board,” and the children and A Pleasin? Sense oi Health
younger members will, indeed, “ris-
Ranre—ifau’ ruuaty. •'.»regMU.
and Strength Renewed and
iip and call us blessed -for the ef
b. J. MILLEIk
fort made in their behalf: and the
P •?.—r,jr.-« ’--a ■ • *2L - Oreg.
of Ease and Comfort
attorn ev - at - i . au
cost will be trifling, compared with F< :icw« the
of Bjrrtp of
as it
the u«ual Christmas and New Year a t* geutly on the
llarue
:
r.
RILL Y 4 HARDIN.
expenditures.
K
idneys , L iver 2? B owels
Here it is in a nut-shell: A fire,
Cleansing the
when
a light, a round table with bright E&Cteaily
Coe cave or ii...ou», Djrpellukg
cover; on the table a copy of T he
H ebai . d , a Daily Examiner, a Colds, Headaches and Fevers
and j»e’Tii>uen!lr curing
West Shore, a Century, a fashion
HABITUAL C0N3TIPATI0M
magazine like Demorest. Godey or
1>CU; c rl
Peterson, a family paper either the w.: . w.t •weakening or irritating the or
Detroit Fr>e Press or New York gans on which at acta.
SOr and •! OO Bottle« by
Ix-dger, and Aid« n's Manifold cy For Sale all in Lt-aading
Druggbpta.
clopedia for refer- nee; around the
MAminru» onr rr to«
T.'LK ,-i.l -n.
table let the members of th-? family
CALIF02.KIA FIG SYRUP 00
PaOI'HIETOk.
,
JASPER DAVIS
circle lie grouped with cheerful LorsTOJUL K F t as P mascsoo . C V ak
bw Y obs . N Y.
faces, the cares “that infest the
«lay” forgot in tlie bright present.
-DEALER :X-
Six dollars is the largest sum
Bl'RXS
ADVERTISEMENTS.
calculated upon for literature:
r «uk. a- . Lake* cur. it*.
T: ie H ebalo . Free Press, and
F. • —Rile. . «»rant county, Ores«***
27--
Demorest only <4.50.
Groceries
and
Merchandise.
J. >AT. HUbaoN.
A. W
T he H ekald , Ledger, and God- W. Lakeview.
Or
Burna. Or.
ALMEDA A. STENGER
cv. <5.25.
T he H ebald , Century, and-Pe
WILSHIRE A HUDSON.
C attli
• randed
terson, <6.
Tur. H erald . W-st Shore, and
Attornvs-at-Law
Free Press. <4.50.
». X Split in rach
Look over our Club List and you
LAKEVIEW AND BURN» OR
will be able to make even cheaper This firm pra< ’Genin the euur.a vf rhe State,
combinations than the above.
and t- tun- ’.h«* r -. Lead oftce. Any land
■*« «* .»r «.»her * uafn«-M entrusted to them will
VAN. S. CURTIS. P rup ' r .
It ha* been on- of our endeavor* • receive
Hanse—Grant county, Oregon.
prompt attention.
P. u.—burn«. Graut county. Oregon.
to make T he H erald introduce and
AND CASE- >OLICJTED
Imld the beet else« of periodical lit
All kinds of Blacksmithing
W B. TODHUNTER.
erature in the country; to induce
and wagon work.
the publishers of such to seek to
ATTORNEY.
place their works on our market,
cattle
branded
with ••» Wrench” on
we established a Reading Room so
£^T*Hvr«etboeÍD¿ I OO a «pan.
left Hip
the books and papers could mutely GEO. S SIZEMORE - - B ern «, O r .
Ear mark« < hue
present their own merits in an at
erup«»fF rhe High: ear
< rimira law a apeñalty.
Unoer-«lope 1
tractive manner to all who patron-
Left ear
iaed our enterprise. We start«*-!
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
with it abs- lutely with nothing but
T. V. B. EMBEE, M. D.
.3 or 4 copies of country ex hanges,
a warm, well-light« d r<-oni, ami a ■ -a* hie r»a denceon »he eaaX side of Sii
RoasEa are branded
AZRO J. CORY.
cordial welcome. It has been life \ it-e i.bcr. ic u aailea below Lurr.a.
with “S-wreuch” on the
erallv patronize«!. nn«i now I oasts
Left thigh.
2 volumes (ti months in each) of
Dr.
S.
B.
McPheeters.
Th«- Century, West Sh -re. Demor-
A ttorney - at -L aw and S olicitor
est. Ae.; HEHAl.D, and local pap*rs;
PlIYSIt
IAN
A
SURGEON
of A merican and F oreign
G volumes of the Alden Cvclup-dia;
Rentre Grant and Malheur rountie«.
P atents .
etc.—An«l unfinished volumes of
F. O. addrcM Burra, urani co.. Oregon.
popular magazines, we-kiica, and
CRH A 1
Fire Hundred Dollar« for
the Daily Sati Franci*e<> Examiner.
w w V V thr arrew and conviction of any per
We have never soliciti*d a con
son or per*, t «. kiilinr or «teaiinr any of the
Practical Surveyor
•fork *•! the above brand or belonging thereto.
tribution t > thi« enterpri«**. an 1 pay
MECHANICAL EXPERT
in advertising for th- lo-ks ac
i \ M KINNON,
LAKEVIEW
ADVERTISEMENTS.
quired.
c
We will give a monthly review \ • . a. k « f «nrve> I pg
oo «h.>r
«iMe term«
2 <F“ Sefler
of each addition to our Reading a sb • r g a t . • : be r, b a ted.
CBA«. A. COGSWELL.
tan have pt • furL.ahe
F. A. COCawXLL.
Lakeview
Link* Hie.
Room, as it reaches us, for the Len- FBBB At charge
< fit of rvad-rs nt a «{¡stance.
H arper ' s Monthly has this to
COGSWELL A COGSWELL.
say of the Detroit Free I’n *«, and Saddle and Harness ShcP.
Opinion« given a* to value and ealiditv ,~
of
LAKEVIEW ASP LINKVILI.E. Or.
we call our readers attention to the
Paient-
Alic, lion paid to Infr;ngeuient
quotation because we have secured J. U. WELCOME - I’ koprietob . a* Interference- Patent* for I^c-ign-.
Trade-Mar-. and I-abeix obtained
(’opv-
th« low«*st club rates from it for
nghta regi'tered.
BURN'. OREGON
all Tur H erald sutweribers that it
Attorneys-at-Law
has - ver before offered:
1-ly
‘ The Free Pres- is a weekly liter
W-A-T-C-H-M-A-K-E-R
ary and family pap--r. with a funny
department that has given it a re-,
-AMO-
Patents.
putation and circulation iu every
Jeweler.
]«art of tlx Unit'--1 Stares, and made
profitable
table the publication of a ■ HAS SAMPSON
B urns . O r
Pare«'». Cavea « and Trade-Marka p-■ • !re A. C BRODERSEN,... Lakeview
Spe ial edition in England to be
R* •
•
»
All • n«l'’«-«e bek re ’he C. «. F« e< : <*• e a
sold in Europe, The writer of the
tended *A> pr».-’p-
- r. « ra e eve an-i ;.o
most popular humorous articles
Ai • bt
» ’ »
a
• •“
ami sketch--* for The Free Press is M IM Liverv & M
<ra * .
e-.ra .
Charles B L- wis. wh-we nom de
Stable
plume is M Q -1.’
FRANKLIN H HOI oil Uaahiig «a D. l .
The reputation of The Free Press
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AúU.¿¿y-ax-Law
was not built up exclusively on the IV C. by wo
reputation - f 'I <)uo«i's funny ar-
M. A. KELTON
tides nor is it retained solely for.
Lakeview. Or
or chi< fly by them. The pr-Sj-rie-
STATE INSURANCE CO.
before
t-irs have made of it a literary and A
family paper. The expectation of
tin-iing »- luething funny in the 'Bi-
jah' or ‘Lim-kiln Club’ [-ajxrs
w E GRACE
A gent Livery '.Feed Stable
may cause one who has never seen
a copy of The Free Press to bus* it
p. h . murphy .
to read upon the care, or in a leis
B i asa, O regon .
LAKEVIEW
OREGON.
ure hour. T1 h * iut*r*stiii< ■ harac-
ter of its general contents eaum-e
FRENCH
HAY A GRAIN
that purchaser to eiitiscribe for it
a year.”
Thia is great praise from an ac-
knowlrdged authority in the liter
ary field as our readers know, ami M-« I »ui* Raeine. • - l’v-priitress
Wachmaker A Jeweler
it is deserve«! Lm can obtain a
J W RONEBRAKE
year's subscription to this uwwi ex A hmiG.i nniiibrtof sue-'« ran wcu"e ihr
cellent of family paper* and Tin
H erald which you know tv be tlx
i r
Lton
your Town Lera,
your Home«,
Your Kuaitea. Tuur
4
Farm*,
your
Place«, with tree« and «hrubbery
gud’edtothe climate of Eaat
Oregon.
a
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buy only
And
from
I
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known
Responsible House.
That
win mm
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yo« what you
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pay th money for
Lareat Varietiea true
to the
name;
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Swxxd. Sox eo-pa’e zn-.istxa.ted. Ca-aCcg^
Healthy.
and Judi-
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and Time and Money. Therefore, do
Bare by beannr m mind that the great
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iHE OUR MARCH
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penoa r ttirg cp the club.
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For Larger Clubs, a sot cf Dickens’s Works or a Scwing-
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ASH. LINDEN, CHESTNUT.
efforts of all the pre- eedir.g years.
TULIPS. WEEPING WILLOWS,
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3000 mere Wor ’« «rd
t
traUou* thia aay ocLer Aruei
flend for a Catalogue, and make
your selections in time for the fall
delivery, if you want to plant none
but the Beat, and that is always the
< heapest. I.ast spring, alone, more
than a
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