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THE HERALD.
THVK8DAY,
HAItN’EY VALLEY
THS
HARPER’S BAZAR,
IxM'AlioM. fieiM»urecH, «'limate, Boil,
and Needed Development«.
herald reading room .
Adorn your Home«, your Town Lots,
Your Ranches, Your Karma, your
Places, with trees and shrubbery
Suited to the climate of East
Oregon. And buy only
from a known
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ILLUSTRATED.
IN HERALD OFFICE,
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Open every day except Sunday, from 9 a m to > p m.
Every Lady and Gentlemen a welcome \ isitor to this Free Read­
ing Room.
Either Right
stifle: OIL
H arper ' s B azir will continue to maintain
its reputation as an unequalled family journal.
A. Hcportctl I»»- n I.ate Visitor Her«- Its art Illustration« are of ihv highest order, Us
literature is of the choices’ kind, audits hash
Range— Grant county, Oregon.
in »he It. Keburic Bevlew.
ion and Household departments are of the in. st
practical nnd economical character. Its pat
Harney Valley ia a beautiful val­ tern sheer supplements and fashion plates 1*. O.—Burns, Grant county, Oregon.
alone will save i's readers ten times the < < st of
ley in Eastern Oregon in Harney But
scription, ami ils articks on decorative art,
RILEY A- HARDIN.
social etiquette, house Keeping, cookery, etc.,
.county, between 118 and 120 de­ make* if indispei sable to ever) household. Its
Addrcbb ISAAC FOSTER.
bright short stories, and timely osn.a are
green West Longitude from Green- among
the last published' ai.d not aline ¡sad
milted to its columns that could offend them» st
■rich and between 43 and 44 de- fastidious taste. Among the aura. Hot s of the
new volume will be serial s orks b\ M rs . F r kN
grees North Latitude, about 3,500 cis
Ho. G'os Bi KNErr, M rs . alkxanokk ,
H orses branded on
W illiam K lick , and T homas H ardy , and a
feet above the level of the sea, with serits
of papers on nursery management by Left Stifle: Horizontal
an area of about 2500 square miles, M rs . C hristine T erhune H erbk k .
Double JI
HARPER’S PERIODICALS
containing l,GlX>,000 acres of land.
Per Year
This valley is nestled in a broken
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the north and the Steen mountains States,
( añada, or Mexico.
.on the south, towering up into the The volumes of the Bazar begin with the first
for January of each year. When no
realms of perpetual snow. This is number
time is mentioned, suls *rip.ion will begin
with Hie Number current ul thetiite of receipt
valley has
of order.
AN
RES PON SI RLE
ELDRfi
HOUSE
That
will send
you whut you
pay th’ money for:
Latest Varieties true
to the name; Healthy,
Vigorous plants; and Judi­
cious packing,or all is loit—Labor
and Time and Money. Therefore, do
Save by bearing in mind that the great
T1IE SECOND YEAR OF
THE EAST OREGON HERALD
THE «Lr-tJ
In it nr* com.
bitted the tin.
e»t mechanic,
al skill, the
I most useful
and practical
element», nnd
nil known nd-
vnnfiig*» that
make a sew.
in? machine
desirable to
sell or use.
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Began on Thursday, November 29, 1888.
C attlf . branded on
Left Side-
V.
Un-
dcr-blt in Right ear,
cluse up.
Left ear:
NEAR THE CENTER
of the valley. Thiir shores ar
low, but they have never been
known to overflow. The low shores
of these lakes accounts for the shal­
lowness of the wells in this valley,'
which are from eight to twenty feet
deep. Irrigation is
ELDREDGE
Now is the Time to Subscribe
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AND TO RENEW EXPIRING SUBSCRIPTIONS.
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M. J. O’C onnor , Agent.
' smooth crop.
Range: Grant, Ur.M-k, and Lake counties.
1’. O.—Riley, Grant county, Oreg» n.
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Ha« Il s-n I t! # entIrefi,
AS A LOCAL NEWSPAPER,
horses are branded
with “S-wrenc h” on the
¡.eft thigh.
T he H erald acknowledges no superior in Eastern Oregon. It points
800 ACRES,
with pride to its well-filled columns the past year, and to its cm lent
progressive influence upon the prosperity of the great Harney a alley.
As in the past so in the future it will strive to make prominc t note
of every enterprise calculated to benefit the people; to recoiu every
advance made in showing up the resources ot the \ alley; to advocate
Law and Order under all circumstances; to frown upon all attempts IS THE OLDEST,
to foment discord among the people in the interest ot any individual,
IS TIIE LARGEST,
clique or faction; to give the news of the day impartially and as I
MOST RELIABLE
fully as industrious effort and the aid of friends may enable us to
N U R S E R Y
obtain it; to give all the Local and Personal gossip of our section,
GROWING STOCK
suitable for publication, with all else of interest in this department;
FOR THE WEST
IT WILL BE AN EPITOMIZED HISTORY OF THE VALLEY
Reward Offered.
IMMENSE TEKRITOKY
H arper ’ s W eekly has a well established
place as the leading iliUBlrated ne».spi per in
America. The fairness of its editorial coin-
menis on current poliii< s has vained f.,r it the
respect of all impartial reaoeiB. and the varieiv
ami excellent c oi its literary (oiuems. which
include serial and shorJ e ories by the l es: and
tn» st popular wrlteis, fit it for the perusal »»f
pc.'ple < f the widest range ».f tcscsandpur
suits. Supleinen sare frequent I v pr.»vide»i. nnd
no expei se is spared to bring the bights .>r< rr
of artistic ability to bear up.»n the iilus.ia ioi
of the changeful phasib .4 home ami foreign
history. A new work <>f fiction from the pen ot
W illiam D ean H o • ells an»i one bv i apt
C harles K ing , will be among the leading fea­
tures of ihe W eekly for lssy.
THE LEDGER LIBRARY
‘‘Her Double Life,” b Harriet lew's.
Ledger Library N«». 1: l’uber c«)ver 50c; bound
Volume.
“Unknown,” by Mrs. E. D. E. N. Southworth,
Ledger l ibrary Nu. 2: Paper, 50c; Pound, 11.00.
“(lUimuikcr *>f M< sc»>w,'' b\ S,. hanim (’»»bb. Jr.
Ledger Library Nu.
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Any of the foregoing or. s will be supplied
by Bo» kRellers tn.d N
s- t era, will be sent
pvStage paid, un the ret eij T the prP e, by
ROBERT BONNER’S SONS,
L ei
ger
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2YX1 n.TXSitXej'S,
Who know that in the rapid growth and wide proclamation of the
advantages of Harney Valley lies their own best road to prosperity
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Should Subscribe for the Herald, Themselves
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No. 203
Alury Hardwick's Ulù
I mam i Wuuy.
Has successfully maintained itself through an ordeal of local opposi­ CHERRIES,..
tion, vindictive and ui.scrupulous to a degree seldom equalled in
country journalism; has advocated unJinchingly the rights of all
the people of East Oregon generally and liamey Valley especially
against the machinations of all organzed petty cliques that sought
by fraudulent misrepresentation to advance the private interests of a PEARS, PLUMS,....
few at the expense of the many. Believing that ‘ The sober second
thought of the people is always right and always effective,” and that
“Truth is mighty and will prevail, ’ T he H erald has steadfastly fol­
lowed the right , and the people have given it a moral and material P’NES, CEDARS. ..
support that renders its permanency Lejond question. As it lias
worked indefatigably and unselfishly in the interest of the people, it
now asks for patronage that will yield something more than a bare
existence. It has become valuable to all as a general newspaper, and
TREES, SHRUBS,.. ..
chlie:
Bear in mind that «e
cntire lisi of Twcnty \aliia: v.ipl»a4
by inail, p. si paid, to e.er ’
T n e E a t r • • li i. g <. n II e it a L’> !. •
w ho remi s thè regtiliir »tUinBMT
ami ai < ciub extra,
i;i
sul s ri ber u Ibi pn n tip all V EH.
nev. s for one \tur in advine ,rS!S
™
«»1
tinse bo, ke muj Le8eenintb|
Is Now a fixed Institution of the Valley.
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APPLES. PLANTS,
IF YQJ WISH A COOO REVOLVER
SMITH & WESSON'S
Finest small /CX . . . .
arms ever_
r. 1?nufact tt cd g- nMWi .
and the lli'at cq.utceuf. 1
experts. In caaures 8.,
83 and 44-1 >0. Si.iglo or
double action. Safety Ham-
rtcrless an i Target models.
Best quality wrought
FJovI, careinlly inspected
fjr workmanship and stock. Uuri- alcd for
Lu Uli« <’iirii.l)i I .ty and accuracy. Do
1 >c be deueive.i by »■!’< • •> malleable ieon iin.tatiei s
eftou sold lor the genuine article. Tiiev are uarc-
1. .bio and dangerous. The S mith A W kss < n Hr-
v - lve .3 are sunn: e I upon the bnrrt b with Hint's
L:i"ie, address anddatesof patents, and are guar«
r Hived perfect. Insist upon having them.ui.d if
y ur dealer cannot supply you, an order sent t * ad-
< rrss below will receive prompt tittentb n Dv-c.; j -
live catalogue and pries upon appllratiun.
to.UlTU
WESSON.
^prluGficld» 31ass*
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lug: SvU’h Urani h.
M. . e> i »: BrUandOr,
n.iRPF.R’s Y oung P eople begin» i’n tenth vcl- Lot al Agen » wanted for llnri.ev county ad
ume ^iihtlie fltRt Nnmi vr in November. Dur. dress as a'>»»\ v.
in« the jear it will contain five serial • urk-s
IncluiiiuR “Dorymatca ” by Kirk Monro» . - The
Red Muaiang * bv W. o. Stoddard; amt a \
Day in Waxland” by R. K. Mvnkittri- k; “Nv b
fhurlou's Trial * J r. Trowbridav; -The Three
w Bhcft” bv F. Ansley and Brander Matthews, a
aentaof fairv tale* written and illustrated bv
Howard Pyle: -11» me Mudit• In Natural H «
torr br Dr. Felix i . ( swahi: “Little Experi­
ments” bv Sophia F hirii-k; “Giin.ts « of
Child-life from Dicker»” by Margaret E. sang
s er; artick’B on various »p«>r s and pastimtB
ahori stories b\ the b< st w riters, and hi. moron»
papers an«t pen'ms wi h main hundred s of il-
Ina rativnB of exeelleut quality. Even line in
the paper is subjected to the m. a rigid edito­
Report
rial avrutiny. in order that noilnng harmful
may sutvr iis eoium »
Scri[>téca¿>A Tcwniites, &ci
An epitome of everything that is attractive
ami desirable in juvcr.ik literature.—B« b : ou
Courier
A weekly fen» of good things to the bov« and
Kir a in every family it % iaitB - Hrooklvn Union
It is wonderful in ns wealth of ptcturi». in
LiPiuatloi). and interest.—Christian Advocate.
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Tie
Cor. William and Spruce s s., Ne.. York.
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PFIl YEAR.
Vol. X begins Novembers, ¡*>-
Specimen Copy sent on receipt of a - ct stamp
Mnglc uumbere. Five <eu'B each.
Remittances should l-e made bv P.w office
MwLsy. or Draft, to avoid chance vf kas.
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BERRIES, QUINCES,
Has, from the initial number to the present, persistently and impres­
sively maintained that the Harney country was one of the tinest
agricultural regions in the Union, needing only tiie presence of indus­
trious farmers to develop its wonderful resources. Io prove the truth
ot the strong language in its columns, the proprietor gave up a part
ot his office room to tiie exhibition of the products of tin Valley,
and urgently asked for specimens cf actual growth and for evcryl Uy
to call and inspect them. Attached to each specimen was the name
ot the producer, often with the mode of cultivation. This was a
tangible, practical presentation of tiie matter, which any one could
verity. How successful this movement hits been, hundreds can testify
All T iie H erald asks in return for itsetforts to serve the people, is
an increase oi public patronage—a modest request when it is consid­
ered that it returns to each patron more than his money’s wortii. |
if each resident of the Harney country will subscribe or renew for
tiimself and take one or more copies to send abroad, it will so extend
T he H erald ’ s sphere of usefulness as to enable all to claim that
tliat it
Is a true Advocate of the Harney Country.
rnitrs
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MAJljjjJ4*
EASIHlP F01
ci full'
AllsilHl«. keep
tolii fella
—u ill l>
All ¡remen
,,d «aje
PEACHES, FLOWERS,
BALLARD
NECTARINES,. .
EVERGREENS.
hna won more
prizes at Target
shooting than
all other makes
of rifles put to­
gether.
W3 guarantee
Our Goods
EQUAL TO
ARBOR VITÆ,
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Anything Prodncel
IN THAT LINE.
Ask your dealer to show
our rilles.
Illustrated Catalogue scui
PRUE on uppiiuution.
Address
j
for railroads
tlcdott."
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ttijali Ih nnpoli’» Adt-J
rtv thè ttm ... • . • I
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ìitiliy ■■tiiiit.m.s, biiiglmUc |U(.|lklJM
A gr»-Ht HIHI|. l..m.
N». 217
!• rr.. t Hlqartm J
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■'• g ,
adjacent, adapted to both farming
and stock-raising. The town of
Burns has two creditable newspa-
pers viz: E ast O regon H ehai . d
and Harney Items, the former by
his honor 1). L. Grace, and the lat­
l^ÑING.
ter by J. M. Vaughn, Esq. The
principal stock men of this valley
are MesB. Peter French, J. S. Devine j HARPER’S PERIODICALS.
and the L. F. Co. These parties
PER year :
are all said to be millionaires and HAR?ERWEEKLY
4.00
EAlfPEK’s MAGAZINE
4. GG
their wealth is variously estimated HARPERS BAZAR.
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HARPER
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PE'H'LI'
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from one to fifty millions.
I*, » age free to all sill bc
‘ tin the United
The L. F. Company have lately Staus, < anudu. or Mexico.
consolidated their stock and land ‘ The Volumes of the W eek begins with the
l»r Number f»r Jsnuary ».fca. h year. When m.
t
interests here with Mr. Jno. Devine, I I time
is mentioned, sul Bcripd.n s will l egin
and are partners as “Lux, Miller, '.Yiei-’1”5 uumlJvr l’urt,!‘" »' dm* vf re<eip. • i tiTfl
' a dll
Bound Volumes of H arper ’ s W efi lv . for;
Mason
Devine” and are known on | yeais
back in n» at cloth binding, will I t eei.i
r
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this const us the Pacific Live Stock i penae (pr«)yidca
the expei se dvts not extced
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Association, which is perhaps the , * v^lu,u‘'>f>,r 7p«r volume.
! . Cloth
cloth crbcr
rabvR for
fur each voluti
volume suitable fi r bind
ing. wi.l be bjui by mail, p. s: paid, on reteip!
Btrongvst on this coast if not the or
$1 each.
Remittances should be male bv F » <>fllcv
strongest in the world. Their do­ Money
(inter or Draft, to nv. i«l < han< c ef b rs.
minions extend from Grant county, Newspapers are n»>t to e pv thia adver. ;»e
ment wi.n^ut the express »>r<ier of Harper a
Or., to the southern confines of Cal­ Brutheis Addrirs
HARPER A BROTHERS, New York.
THE LADH.S’ FAVORITE.
ifornia. They can travel hundreds
NEVER OUT OF ORDER.
If you dosiro to purchase a sewing machine,
of miles from here in a southerly
nsk our agent at your place for terms and
prices. If you cannot, find our agent, write , I
direction and camp every night on
direct to nearest address to you beiow uatneil.,
their free-holds. Peter French Esq.
1889.
NEW
HOME SEWING IJNiON
MACHINE
G.ORAWCE.MASS.
is administrator to the Dr. Glenn
CMicaao -
SQUARE,N.Y. - DALLAS.
estate of California, Mr. French’s
Harper's Young Peonie.
wife being heiress of that estato.
PACIFIC DEPARTMENT.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.
Two established surveys
General Leency. 7;.-.. Market .• . Hire Building
have been made through Harney
valley by the Oregon Pacific R. R
Co. and the N. P. R. R. Co.
With the advent of railroad fa­
cilities this year to Harney valley
and with the advent of the electric
telegraph to our midst, we will ask
for no more, for these are the requi­
sites tor modern civilization and
the “evolution theory” of develop­
ment will naturally follow. I have
received letters of inquiry regarding
thiR region and having lately trav­
elled over a good portion of it, I send
you the above as the best means of
imparting the information desired
through the columns of your valu­
able paper.
More Anon,
H. B. H.
.lN-"i’’»fiv Tl,v A''"'
•ver piil>iu..e<i — , ii .. j ccim I l ,?.
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AND SEND EXTRA COPIES TO EASTERN FRIENDS.
The Undersigned will pnv $'»,oo Reward to
The volumes of the Magazine begin with anv.me furnishing information leading to the
capture of a Brown Bald-Face 1 Horse, four
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for June ami Decemlsr of years old; Brand <»<> (D-uhle-oj, on Right Stifle
nen nn
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each vear.
year. \\
When
no tinip
time is
specified, sub
<•»•., or.,
ta-1 scriptions will begin with the Number cur­ by addressing al Riley, Hurney
D. F. AWBREY.
as level as * vour Hoor in bodies
thousands of acres, is here to be
rent at time of receipt of order.
ken and isjust as good as any that Bound volume.' ot Harper'.' Magazine, for
three year-. bacK, in neat cloth binding, will
is occupied. Home seekers in Ore be
sent by muil, po-.jiiiid, on receipt of ?3
[ per volume. Cloth Cases, for binding, 50
gon cannot do better elsewhere.
: cents each—bv mail, po-t-paid.
This Eden will not long remain Index to Il'arper's Magazine. Alphabeti-
Analytical, and Classiticd, flor Volumes
in an unsettled state, but in a few I cal,
1 to 70, lnclu-ive, from June, 1S50 to June,
1885,
one vol. f'lo.h, ifLOO
short years this land will be all ta­ Remittances
should be made by I’ostofHce
ken, the golden opportunities now Money Order, or Draft, to avoid chance of
loss.
offered will be improved.
| Newspapers are not to copy this adver­
tisement without the express order of Har­
The climate is salubrious and per
A Brothers.
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will compare favorably with any Address HARPER A BROTHERS, New
Yorn. T he H erald and Magazine, $5.(10.
.other part of the “Inland Empire.”
Burns and Harney are the princi­
pal towns and in fact are the only
towns in the Harney valley. These
1889
towns are about fifteen miles apart
Harper’s Weekly.
in the northern portion of the val- i
ley. Both towns have an
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At all times advocating measures that look t > the greatest good to Is the Largest in the World,having
the greatest number,” in accordance with the principles of Democracy in actual cultivation not less than
2. A Split in each
ear.
¡’er Year:
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W. B. TODHUNTER.
l>e a new novel—an American story ei .»it ed
Range: Hrant and Malheur count ir».
’’.Jupiter Lights”—by Constance F. \Vooi>on
1*. u. address: buri s. Grant co., Oregon.
illustrations of Shakespeare’s Coniedie> by
E. A. Abbev; a Series of ar.ide-, on llus.'ia,
illustrated by T. de Thulstrup; puperson
[ "’*11 Pnv 1 iv<‘ h’B’dred Dollars for
the Dominion of Canada, and a character­
0 V V theatres ami eon vi< i ion of any per-
istic serial by Charles Dudley Warner; three p, »a or pets- i s, killing or s.ealing any of the
“Norwegian Studies” by Bjorn-iisjerne stock oi the above I rand or belonging there!« .
Bjorn-on, illustrated; “(’oinniodua his­
torical play by (he author ui “Ben-lltir,” il
lustrated by j. IL Wegueiin, e c. The edi­
torial departments are conducted by
George William Curtis William Dean How­
C attle branded w
ells, and Charles Dudley Warner.
HARPER’S PERIODICALS:
I
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*0 Brutta
NOT NECESSARY
to raise crops and gardens. The
soil here contains all the properties
necessary to make a successful
grain growing country. Small fruit
and shrubbery, and berries of near­
ly all kinds can be successfully
raised here.
E
Factory sai
liouud volumes of Harper s Bazar for three
year in ueat cloth binding, will be sent by mail
ABVNDANCE
Stage paid* .»r by express, free of expense,
of water supplied by the Silvios p.
i, provided the freight does n«4 exceed one dol-
lai
per volume) for >7 u volume.
and Blitzen rivers and their tribu­ Cloth
for each volume.suitable for bind
I Ing will cases
taries, and other smaller streams, fi each. be scut by mail p^spui i on receipt of
Remittances should be made by P» sr Office
all of which have their outlets in Money
order or Draft, to avoid chance of ». fb .
Newspapers
are not to copy this adver wiic'it
the Malheur and Harney lakes. without the express
order of Harpers ¡ i...hv:s
Adrvss:
HARPER A BROTHERS.
The Malheur and Harney lakes
have no outlets. These two lakes
are connected by an artificial chan­
1889.
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