East Oregon herald., October 17, 1889, Image 4

N. BROWN’S QUARTER-PAGE ADVERTISEMENT
STILL IN THE LEAD II
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W ill arrive within the N ext T welve D ays , when , at that T ime , we will be A ble to A ccommodate E nerybody .
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aari »manamaaa—aaffiM B5HSMBB83SS»MSeXnaM^a/3£S-fc*i .■ A- -
W» have always maintained the Lead in Prices and
ESPECIALLY REPUTATION f l and thall endeavor by Square, Upright, and Honest Dealings to k«ep it, theieforc we a«k tho.e wishing to pui< has goojeitt
1
SHORT
STILL AT THE OLD STAND.
TV. Brown,
THE LEADING MERCHAN
!
EASTERN ADVEKTISEM 'TS
THE LEDGER LIBRARY
when that item was penned. The the legal fraternity; the doctors,
_ $3,000 offer of The Free Press the ‘right reverends and wrong rev­
“Her Double l ife,” :»> Harriet Lewis,
1: Paver« « a er ,0c; Bourn <1
¡called forth manuscripts, not only erends of every order,’ and all who Ledger Library No.
Plant Trees:.
Volume, 11.00.
the self -
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1 1«89.
” by Mrs.
D. E. N.
u'hwnrth,
; from every part of the country, but are interested in a psychological “ ’ Unknown,
edger 1 ibran No.
Paper, 50c; ih.und. $1.00.
from every part of the world. Over problem; there is the newspaper “Gunmakerof Moscow,” b\ Sylvanus Gobi), Jr.
seventy-five manuscripts came from man to call out the praise of the Le.Igei Librar; No. «: Paper -..)<•; bound, $1.00.
FROM BURNS LAST EDITION.
Adorn your Home», your Town Lot»,
England alone. Several stories most critical class, his co-workers; Anvofthe foregoing works will be supplied H orses branded
[October 10.]
Booksellers and Nev s ealers. will be sent
Y»ur Ranch»», Your Farina, your
were received from Australia, ami there are two or three characters bv
Either Right or
pvstage paid, on lheweceipl of lhe pri< e, by
Place», with trees and »hrubbery
—Isaac Foster is in town.
ROBERT BONNER’S SONS,
one or two from New Zealand. whose humor will fill all the de­
hr
stifle: OK.
L edger B uilding ,
Suited t® the climate of Kant
South
America
sent
in
some,
but
mands
for
that
always
attractive
Cor. William and Spruce sis.. New York.
—A. Wintermeier is in town on
Oregon. And buy only
In it are com.
the great bulk of manuscripts came element of a story; there is the
from a known
land matters.
bined the fin-
from the United States. The I literary finish to satisfy the lover
Range—Grunt county, Oregon.
R
E
SPONSIBLE
11
O
U
S
E
est mechanic­
H erald and Free Press one year Judges, as the Tribune surmises, of high-class novels, and lastly
That
1». O.—Burns, Grant county, Oregon
al skill, the
were almost smothered underneath there is Margaret, with her love and
for $2.50.
will send
moat useful
the immense accumulation of man­ her lover, and her delightful wo­
you what you
—Miller, of Sworts & Miller, is in uscripts. It was proposed, when manly qualities to fascinate—well,
ami practical
RILEY
&
HARDIN.
JUST PUBLISHED.
pay th’ money for:
elements, and
town to-day.
the large number received were all of us.”
Latest Varieties true
Address ISAAC FOSTER.
all known ad.
to
the
name:
Healthy,
The
most
interesting,
intensely
fascin
­
—W. F. Howard of Drewsey, in counted over, that the best thing
vantages that
Both
T
he HERALDand Free Press ating and popular subscription book
Vigorous plants; and Judi­
The Free Press could do was to
ever published.
make a sew.
I
Burns, Saturday.
cious packing,or all is lost—Labor
have the judges read only the first one year for only -f'2.50.
ing machine
BY J. W. BUEL,
H orres branded on
and Time and Money. Therefore, do
—Old newspapers at this office three chapters of each story. But,
The meet famous and successful American
desirable to
Save
by
bearing
in
mind
that
the
great
Harney Valley Grain.
writer, and author of “The Beautiful Story,” Left Stifle: Horizontal
50 to 75 c per hundred.
on considering the matter, it was
sell or use.
“Sea and Land,” “The World’s Wonders,” Etc. |
thought perhaps a story which did
Such a drouth as this of the pre­ It is a matchless WORK OF ART. Over 1,200 Double-II
ELDREDGE
Waitsburg Times. Oct. 4: Wash­ not appear to amount to much in
sent season has never before in the magnificent spirited engravings, designed and i
Factory
ani Wùùu,.;
the
first
three
installments,
might
ington constitution adopted by 30,-
by the bes. artists and engravers on
history of the Harney country been executed
»n ir<ifauoJ
develop
great
strength
as
the
story
the
two
Continents,
embellish
its
pages
and
,
000 majority; Democrats elected
3Ö /¡ruad il.--. J
C attle branded on
add excitement to wonder. In addition to this I
went on, and so every manuscript known, and may never again.
30 members of Legislature; woman received was read through with the
incomparable feature is supplemented manj
Notwithstanding its severity, grand and beautiful fl li .- pagk ( olored oleo ­
suffrage and prohibition defeated 3 greatest of care from beginning to
however the record was made for graph plates . The nine brilliant colors used
dcr-bit in Right ear,
I end.
to 1. Olympia the capital.
the pictures produce an almost dazzling ef­
the valley on the ranches of the in
close
up. Left ear:
fect, making I hem perfect geni6 of art, and exe­
A.DV1
The work of reading the manu­ following named gentleman:
Dalles Mountaineer: Democrats
cuted nt a cost of $ '.000
wk i
Smooth crop.
scripts
and
judging
them
occupied
M.
J.
O
’
C
onnor
,
Agent.
elect Governor by less than 100 ma­
J. C. Wooley
1
bu.
Range:
Grant,
(
rook,
and
Lake
counties.
about two months and a half. Levels Bros.
1
jority, in Montana.
Agents Wanted
£ 1’. (). —Riley, Grant county, Orogen. i7-y
Uleineus
1
Many very good stories had to be Peter
Jas. Copeiiail
m ar k a b 1 c book. Old eqperienced agents
P. F. Stenger
thrown
away
out
of
the
competi
­
grasp ii at sight, for they realize 1 here is big
State Rights Democrat: Demo­
Is the Largest in the World,having
Jno. ahuilb
i money it it. In reality it is a marvel of book­
tion, because they did not comply Geo. McGowan
in
actual cultivation not less than “ coitici ctiiits
crats claim Seattle.
W.
B.
TODHUNTER.
making art. If yon want to make some money,
with the rules set down.
Total
here is a golden opportunity for you. An agen­
Prohibition in south Dakota car­ The result of the competition has
eawcl
cattle
branded
Jas. Copshall’s 18 acres averaged cy for this work is worth
ried by 10,000.
been that Maj. Joseph Kirkland, of
with ••S-VVretieh” on
Tad
of
800
ACRES,
Left
Hip.
i
Ab.Mici Twi-nty
S’
¡Chicago, Ill., has taken the first 46} bushels to the acre. We were
•t .1 ho:if adviTii’f -n’l
At Prineville, Brose was held ! prize of $1,600. His story is enti­ unable to obtain numbers of acres From $5 to $25 uer day Far marks: Cl. se-
f ¡sun. I.at v:i np«t i fWi
cropotl the Right ear:
Joist, l.llt ’.Villi til.‘ l.w-fi
It is acKiiowledgvd by all publishers and ag Under slope in »he
without bail for murder of Shields tled “The Captain ot Company sowed on other places.
■ ii ’i< • * p.tpor In yoarl»»*]
cuts to be the hanc’somest, fas-vs: selling, and ’ efi ear.
f.>: h-ts, ; •;{ s.fks in«»
Looney.
K.” Mr. Kirkland is the author of
h il'-fiH i-f-'.-IiiiL' l.v IhaDiM
cheapest book ever published. Send immedi­
The
T.
A-
McKinnon
&
Alberts'
J i pit itHc I I tie children aid
“Zury, the Meanest Man in Spring
ately l’or illus. rated circulars a;:d t&ms free, or
Siu ilit.v rc I ioo I loww tre
threshing
machine
records
the
fol
­
wfick nn.l "plen'IidMo1’
the opportunity will be lust. To save time and
U. S. Consular Agent at Koenigs- County,” “The McVeys,” and other
In clubs: I ae fur l i» I'
lowing work done during this thresh­ to secure it irs antly, send $1 for a complete
burg. East Prussia, sent to prison famous stories.
ing season:
cinvt.ssing outfit ami name choice uf territory.
and fined $800 for a usury fraud.
!
The second prize, $900, goes to ' P. F. Stenger
I. eve: k Bn 8.
Extra liberal terms and exclusive
“John Jones of New York,” alias ’Omaha, Neb., and is taken by Mrs. Smith »t l«»ung
territory guaranteed.
Voegtle? <& Reineman
Deputy Marshal Naegle is visiting Elia W’. Peattie. Her story is en­ A.
J. U ilBvIl
Working
agents are coining money and you
J.
S.
Bov
on
titled
“
The
Judge.
’
’
in Boston.
peter <'¿einens
an do the same. Neither experiem e nor • ap-
—
Williams
ital is required to engage in ibis enterprise, as
Only surviving sonof Davy Crock­ The third prize, of $500, was Henry Bugler
Range, urani and Malheur conntius
the bo. k a HI sell itself if pr. per’.y presented
Kriskev
P. U. a<l(l rtr s Buri s. * ant co.. Oregon.
et, aged 73, died in Texas, Sept awarded to Elbridge S. Brooks, of --
aud
we give our agen sSOdit s’ time in which I
W.
R
.Clavpool
Boston. Mass. The title of liis sto- W. D. Buchanan .
to deliver and collect before payinu us. Ac-trcFs
29th.
Roper A Gilbert............
I ry is "The Son of Issichar.”
Th. s. P. for..
THE HISTORY COMPANY
Oct. 2d, hurricane raging in the
J. ('. Hu- k'and
The great object that The Free Campbell
A Dugan.
Black Sea.
723
Market st , 8an Francisco, Cal
Press had in view was to encour­ A. J. Brown
M ai shall
¡0
Two trains collided in a tunnel age writers who had hitherto teen —
J hf . Perrie
BUY OF THIS 1IOUSI
V. M or lev
17.»
Naples, Italy, Sept. 30th telegram unknown, and the result of the con­ O.
J. W. .It.nvs
•Iti* Sewrlnp’.BfnrhtueTl
states, 10 killed and 30 injured.
To ai once estabiishli
test has been to place in the hands Jason Hixi.n
(rade in all parta, by p
cO
a LMEDA
p.aeing our machine» A
of The Free Press many manu- < Jas has. n Zeigler
Bennett
19
ind pooda wbere tbe peoni<
•eo
—
Dunnington
them.
__ ___
we will
_________________
aend fr
one
Detroit Free Press Prize Story Com scripts of exceptional merit. The Lucy Baird
rson in each locality,the very
l»'b
..it sewing-machine made in
P<’uu,>11.
competition has more than fulfilled
APRICOTS,
C attle hra,r,uei
the world, writb all the attachments.
We
will
alto send free a complete
tfomcthlnit About it, and How It Turned exp dations, and there will be pub­
line of our costly and valuable art
ORIGIN
OF
NAMES.
mmplea. In return wc eik that you
out.
i lished
lished during the next year
vear or so,
so.
show what we eend. to those who
»ay cal: at your home.and after £
L A Sp it i
not
only
I
he
three
prize
stories,
but
“
Diamond
”
valley
was
ll.'Ull' d
nontl.sall shall become your own
In the early part of the year The
■sr.
>mperty. Thia «rand machine ia
many
others,
from
known
and
un
­
from
the
diamond-1
rand
of
McCoy
nude
after
the
Kuiper
patent»,
Free Press offered three prizes, the
which have run out: before patent»
known
authors,
which
will
more
&
Ruby
’
s
stock.
run out it aold for K93. with the
first of $1,609, the second of $900
ri’achmenta. and now tells for
than compensate The Free Press for
SAO. Rest.strongest. moat u»e-
PINES. E DA Ri. ..
i:
and the third of$500, making
“Siivies” river in honor of a Ca­
"Bil machine in tbe world. All te
We w !ln"n I the •nt'rtJÇ
r.
Hi F 1 r J filli
._^froc. No capital reqvirrd. Plain,
the
large
expenditure
of
time
and
.•num. iM.t-'l i.u.l
000 in all, for the three l est serial money.
nadian trapper, killed in an ear briof inumctiona riven.
.... Those who write to ua at cnee can sc.
.Ins paper for U.eeujsn-
»eat sewing-machine
the world,
cure airee the be=i
„------------ -- in —
--------- and the
A khtion to the
stories sent into it before May 1.
ly day.
finest iineofworkecfhi',h art ever »sown totreth-rin.........
America
books, ' ach onecí *h*rtt?í
Hie Press has to congratulate it­ I “Blitzen” or Donner-und Blitzen, TRUjArCO.. Bux 7AO, Autcuwiu, Aluine
aovrl or oU>«-r »’> <
The first premium was the larg­
kutlior,
are Pu-i,
APPLES. PLANTS.
STRAYED < )R STOLEN.
________________________________________________
IOm pood
t-tlr.1
est prize that had ever been offered self on the successful issue of its from the exclamation of a Dutch
I
them han 'sonn I)’
.he finest
. ^
for a serial story. The conditions great enterprise. It extends it con­ soldier in Gen Crook’s commai d
Lark 1 av ''i ,., . - ea s <•'. s ¡’.all whi e
■t
tn-l moat po
’ -lï|:|
en«’ *»t n se < r
per ip m.t t in. < ed.
BERRIES.QUINCES,. .. .
Each oue »» coini le*<
J
were that the stories should not gratulations to the successful au­ while standing guard over the
' •?■■■ sh •!
I r.»ke •
I' »te a
» in od
No. aie The Aunt
leg a..d ri igbo* c .u- :he L .»..ft he .aber
contain less than 60,000 words, thors who have won the prize, and paek-miles during a vivid thunder
>i "T
.
WI
N i» Leen Bee' Firn e March. Pleuse sei
•ver published—ft»-ly e<411*
that they might be on any subject last but not least, it congratulates its storm.
formaiion to H eical > O ffk e . Owr.er wi
8 X'V . Itij.il;
GrmiH i ’,\ pi : k 5L]
isf fin 1er fortrvUb;?.
Aug.
the writer may chose to select, that hundreds of thousands of readers
«y the «»H mr U
“Steen” T'
WITH —
Mountain after Major
'nmij- ■itiiniii uB, lililí“*1’
NECTARINES,.
the MS. must be type written, that in all parts of the world on the fact Steen who escorted emigrants I un-
A irreM humor.."« '"••/
No. an.
I’crreel I'1"/, <
THE
SAN
FdAKCKCO
that
they
will
have
the
pleasure
of
lo< IMTT. A cunipl«’» ’’•'-„il»
each installment should end at a
der
Fremont,
in
an
early
day.
lhe correct rule*
EVERGREENS,.
■
the iiRAirea of tb* »<*•» J'
point of such interest that the read­ being the first to peruse the works
No.aai.
>1 Umnel (Hilloer
er would be anxious t > see the of fiction that will doubtless I e no­ “Catlow” valley after John Cat­
it under.: w..•*-»!■»• «"¿U
arbor
vit
.
e
,.
table
among
the
Looks
of
the
cen
­
No.
2M. i'he I’ru»«*
low,
the
first
cattle
man
timi
next, and that the story should
hilermtlnp .leucnpl!«■“•• **
1'ricc. r<l.‘C5 per Year,
urought stock into that section.
5U« boasts, birds, rep*S,r*- ,
have the greatest amount of move­ tury.
luformntfnn i rgar imi
FIRS, BALSAM,
No. 322
Modern ***
ment with the less amount of tire
The first of these stories to be
Some of our readers will oblige
■cost popular rr.
THE
SAN
FRANCiSCO
tonal .-locutionl-ta ami
some description. Two of these published will > e:
by adding to the above.
No. 23A. Maiw* • **
Mfe,
NUTS, FRUITS.
flau.iARii.
— _ —. i'.».
conditions 1 he Free Press was
No aoa. Wull
G
“
THE
41
DOE,
”
No 301. Ihr.Mt reh**’
obliged to modify.
ZtORU.JU.
#
No 1W. Bnn tbe**1**
ORNAMENTAL CYPRESS.
It was seen even before the first Written t-y Mrs. Eliza W. Peattie.
Ko. 1»7. ih-pcHai
ertnt
—T he H erald and "Home and
rx-irc. G'.kOJ per Year*
K....I
1., M . ■ • ‘■'.’„„-—tor
f.. M-
Th. M'“'" "7”
MS. was received that the time giv­ ot Omaha. Xeb. It may be inter- Farm,” the most entertaining agri­
AH I'RSMIUM
FoR
BIRCH, SPRUCE, ELDER,
en was too short in which to com­ estii g to quote, relative to this sto­ cultural paper circulated, one year
.'ll.
Twjkl-'*
Mn
^WOODWORK
ATíAe+JMEMfáh ;
"• r" ’ _
.
of the r- p >rt of the literary f. r ..Illy the price of T he H erald
plete a good serial story, and so re, j
N. »«.
t rM
Ox
©
©
9.0
S -
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„, ..j«» Wt
ASH, LINDEN, CHESTNUT,
the time was extended to July 1. judges a ho read the manuscript of alone, $2.50.
N .. SM. |»n<e
rrlCAGO. 28 UNION SQUARE NY 5"Sr,. ”
8No. lit. A Vug»**1
k
ATLANTA G4
c*u
thus giving authors two months rhe Judge.’’ "This story is one
yrr ran f . hancisco weekly call
»? louis mo .
oahastex .
KoWAHD«.
J 5«w*..........
iL..-1 ¡gjt pftg ’ paper. It h i-
No.il». (Unde »■•
•-•-
TULIPS, WEEPING WILLOW S ASMI«
longer. 1 his extension of time < I tlie i ,-t tb it could I e clleved to
I
suod every Thurtdu; , tuul contains all of
Tbe Hr-
was made before the first MS. was ■ I new ..paper for serial publication,
PACIFIC DEPARTMENT.
the imioitant news of the week, gleaned
^No’Vue Ocorr* < ••** • |
received, and so was fair to nil. it is a most powerful and most ST. FRANCIS' ACADEMY. from every quart r of the g’.obc, complete
General Aseney. Tn. Market it . Hirv . nlMin. RED-BUD, SHADE TREES AC
SiaoN 8. Pe»f
“
Ì"*' 7".'llh
*1 Morrlmn it l'órtland or*
No. ao» Mai
npt »da‘
f p ublication. It contains lu-
The next coinlition, ns to type-writ­ I raim work. In finish it stands
Uni! Wo»»*.
dreà» m TÌ!;,"**“*4 ,O r H, rne )
terr
.in
•
.
clnl
corTCSpoadcuoe
from
nil
of
head
and
shoulders
al
ovethe
ordi
­
ing. wns modified so that nnv story
JUNIPERS, RHODODENDRONS
tb: print ¡¡al ciiii- o[ :Iic World and a vn<t
nary successful novel. Its humor
n clear script would l e received.
nr.i ini < f U.c Lc t o.ec\d and « iig::nd
Referring to this competition tbe is of the refined kind and there is CONDI I TED BY THE SISTERS OF NT. general li e a*.ire. It iurni.jes the late t
plenty of it. Tbe women eharae-
FRASI IS.
and mo-t icliab o fi laneial news mid inar-
Chicago Trii une says:
EACH THE BEST OF ITS KIND
ket qn ta < n , r.n I givc-J FpcCial utt n:i n
tera are specially attractive, and
Agents Tn
Entirely
“A' outa year ago The Detroit the love clement, though sulurdi-
t )l:o : ir - 1- n d n r-p n: a~al Ucws. ; u I
Nell
Free Press off, red premiums for
is 1 : er ie ¡ertanr t-clu>s fam.ly ¡sipcr,
Wanted A n i Hew Bock Send for a Catalogue, and make arm*
Finest small
add to the strength of the plot
e v e r
appealing »otbe interest of every t .c.iber
The m. nt «.1P,lerfnl .-„llertion of rm, n.
the three best serial stories that nate,
•:i nufartu.ea
your selections in time for the fall »ndttK-ilrelFnow-n
materially. The interest is held to BAKER CITY -
- - OR. of tbe botiscbold.
should be sent to it before Julv 1, the end. and the end is fitting and
»'"J . ....................... „-.he glol-r. A
oJ delivery, if you want to plant none
expert». In
Th» ruar«»of In, rarH«n lnrls.it» »¡1 of tke
H and 44 l'C.
-tvixo «no mos » v r insts., f.,r
1889. As nothing has yet teen satisfactory. W e can hardlv call Bran,
action, Sa'-“'
but the Best, and that is always the double
hr« .1 « I'aetu: and Cfeilktias e>ni a-tua
r ' h' U"' '
-nu-irul.
merleta and lar»m
THZ
M2R
RNG
CALL.
heard of the re~u t, it is supposed to mind a kind of a newspaper lnatrum»nt«l Mu»l. : Palatina In all H»
»n>tr»Mr.r». »huwli s jr, i.(> j., <i,. everohtnir
<
heapcst.
Last
spring,
alone,
more
(»KVKN IS.tUK< A VJKCK)
that the tun»« of mnnuscript offered reader who would not follow thede- branche, crayon a:,..; Wax-W..rk, f. rw < tira
»»"» » el. re VR“'
h
»'*11 »A«-'’»- than a
Is a Hvo 7netropoli.su daily. !|
has smothered the judges, if not , velnpments of the plot Th- re is charges.
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Stu.lie- «ill I m - re-unir i t-ej. . mh»r •>,] ] ..n
theei | r. Fr el’i aswts U h u»nl
*»-• ’ viugiuci E.U m N i . MLWb.
) *U>t
the murder to arrest and hold the For fur herpar.h ulur ».idra.»
Faciiv (. .i-t Li,¿ it <f t_»c abv>v. ¡'a;* o
address the following-named
The Chicago Tribune is nearer masses There is the judge him-
Nister Saperi, r.
wc w
i oti ajd ba a j reiuadni on rv
right than it imagined, probably. • lf. who claims the attention of Aug IS-3d
Baaer City, Or celpt < i the following subwiipt: <□ pri if
SCAM MEL A- CO . Box 5003,
Ülo»
for the ubimtioa.
GEORGE W. CRANE
St. Loui» or Philadelphia.
I
THE HERALD
ASKFS
ELOR
THE LIVING WORLD.
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