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language. Durymates (c . itinued).
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MONDAY
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Boiigurean by Himself (full page);
billing the Life-Boat (doublc-page);
two pages of illustrations of present
life in Oklahoma. Reading matter:
A Mistaken View; The New Civil
Service Commision; The C- ntenary
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WaU Told I
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.ng up their mm« t> to take advantage of tir*
inc. «ill be sent by mail, ¡« it pai i. on receipt sp.e
di.j offer— ’
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or fl es' h.
Send all su’r, riy-iici * »0
Remittances ehcu’d be made hv p. »•
Money order cr Draft, to av.-id «.ha • e • f 1«
T he H erald . Burn«. Or.
NeAapaper» arc .* to e<q-« tbi» a«!-.or fc
ment wilBupt the express order vf Harpex Jt
Brother«. Add net
II ARPEK a BROTHERS. New York.
G. M. Bari.donidis, San Francis­
co. pile cover: F Batter, Slide. Cal.
hydrostatic weigher; L. Borland. BI RITI. SPRUCE, ELDER.
San Francisco, grain drier: A. F
Brvwe. San Francisco, «irill gage­
1839
grinder; W. M. Brown, Sacramen­
to. railway safety gates; A E. Cohn ASH. LINDEN. CHESTNUT.
San Francisco, sewer trap; D M
Harper’s Young1 Teorls.
Denchey. Acampo. Cal., earth scra­
AX 1U.E8TBATED WEEK1.Y.
per; E. Densmore. Corondo, Cal., i
noto'«
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wooden box; E Derbec, San Fran- TULIPS. WEEPING WILLOWS time wirh the Torso
fi'9t Number In Nvverr ». r. I»ur-
the year it will <»»rtai i fire ¿«trial a vrte«.
s o. grin«! n nil: P. F. Forttcr,
inciu‘1 o* ’iMnms’t e " by Kirk Mor.r.-e, "The
Red ’n' « ara” bv W. 'J
and a "A
V. ilk- son. Wash . pinch bar; J. W.
Lay in Wax*and*' by R. K. Mui.kittri k; "Ne’r
fburl
« Tr ai” J. T. Tr»»wbridte; ’ The Three
Ghcen, Astoria. Or , valve: C. R
« rhea” h. F. Ar.grey and Brander Alaitbeaa a
‘ulryta'c« written and illustrated hr
Hunt. Auburn, Cal., motor; Henry RED-BUD. SHADE TREES AC 9cr.
Howard !S»e: **l¡. me studies in Natural Hit­
ts rv i-v |ir Felix L.
«1 ••f.ittle Experi­
M. King-l-ury, Middletown, coni-
ment»" -y s«.phta F. HerrFk; ‘ G'iit i • » vf
! i i.’d life from Mrkei s” by ^amr : F »an?
l in« «l plow, cultivator, and reeder;
rer; a.-i n Uft variavi »pB’iand j*.» ime«
t?.«riea by the l-et< wri era. and h tn.or »
E. Y. Knapp, Blue Lake. Cal , JUNIPERS. RHODODENDRONS
Fap<•?» a?’«! p. »w». wth niny htindn-de »»f ¡I
hm.*~B'‘.vr.a id rx< r knl quality. Fverr I ne in
-pri-g g- ■ ; C Newhouse, l.oaAn-
the paf-«-r ia
.je<ted t«» :h<_ m. t ri»- » vdr’o
rial a« rutiny. in order that cirihiut harmful
g« l« s. Cal, bcd-l<«unge; G. Provost.
may en»*r th nilumri
San Francisco, railway signal; H. EACH THE BEST OF ITS KIND. An epi-tme «.f everything that ft tirtrartivc
•nd «hwira òc in juvenile iitertturv.—B» »’on
F W Sohst San Francisco, fath­
Send for a Catalogue, and make VoBrier
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Val. X begins N«ve*wt-er4. Iflm.
If every man and woman in the ( beapeat. Iatst spring, alone, more
than a
*T*^l?nen <. opy went on receipt of a 2-et.»’smp
work of town-building were as ea­
Single
number«. Five <eu’« each.
Call at this Office and order, or
R»‘Tni”ar’c-.« should be made by Pott-Office
ger for harmony as for diaaention,
Muney.
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goal results would le more readily address the following-named
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to r»>py th a ad ver* lev
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seen and felt.
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Entire World
Reward Offered.
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c Reward to
an-... e lurn.fhinic Inf .r:ra. ion inline ro the
captura of a Dana Eai-i-Facert il..-»-, t ..str
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