stock
KBASPS
HARPER BROS
of the best that could be offered to
THE HERALD
a newspaper for Berial publication
It is a most powerful and most
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, IMy
work. hi
In finish it stands
stand*
brainy work,
head and shoulders above the ordi
i
Tuie H ebalp , the Free Press and nary successful novel. It* humor
HARPER’S BAZAR
a complete set of Dicken's works, is of the refined kind and there is
plenty of it. The women charac
twelve volumes, for only $3.50.
ILLUSTRATED.
ters are specially attractive, and
JMtrott Fre« Pres« Prize Story Com the luve element, though nubor<Ii-
H aki ’KI.' b B axab will continue to maintain
pel ilion.
nate, add to the strength of the plot it« repurati.m hm an unequalled family journal.
11« art illusirali<»ns are of the highest order, its
The interest is held to literature ia of the choices^ kind, ami it« I a«h-
About it. nod How it Turned materially.
out.
and Household .Ivpsriineiits »re oftheuo st
the end. nnd the end is fitting and loll
l.rsi th'sl R.id ecoiio.iiu si .•harseler, Ils I »'
tern sheet supplements mid fushlon pistes
satisfactory.
We
can
hardly
call
In the early part of the year The
■ lone will »»>« its reader, ten times the cost <d
sut.s,-rlpHon, snd its srHeles on dee.
Fre* Press offered three prizes, the to mind a kind of a newspaper So,
iul etiquette, house Keeping, e<«>
reader
who
would
not
follow
the
de
first of $1,600, the second of $900
niHke it in<iisp«us«l>l« to every hou»
bright short stories, »nd timely t
and the third of $500, making $3,- velopments of the plot. 1 iiere is sin..tig
the test publisher »nd not »line is ad
to it» column» tlmteould offen,I the most
000 in all, for the three best serial the murder to arrest and hold the i mitted
fastidious >»»!•■. Among the attra, lions of the
masses.
There
is
the
judge
him
stories sent into it before May 1.
new volume will lw serial stories by VI»». F kan
self, who claims the attention of ill, llolXISON HUKNKTT, M K». Al.KXAKPKK, H orhes branded
The’gfirst premium was the larg the legal fraternity; the doctors, W illiam B lack , and T homa » H akov . and a Either Right or
of papers on nursery ntanagenient b>
by
est prize that had ever been offered the ‘right reverends and wrong rev series
M bs . chkiktink T skhi 'XK H kkkick .
stifle: OR.
for »^serial story. The conditions erends of every order,’ and all who
HARPER'S PERIODICALS
were that the stories should not are interested in a psychological
Per Year
contain less than 60,000 words, problem; there is the newspaper
Range—Grant county, Oregon.
I L L U S T R A TED.
that they might be on any subject man to call out the praise of the
f. ().—Burns, Grant county, Oregon.
4 O')
the writer may chose to select, that most critical class, his co-workers; IIAKI-EIl'S BAZAR
4 00
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the MS. must be type written, that there are two or three characters H HARPER
4 00
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RILEY dr HARDIN.
2.00
each installment should end at a whose humor will fill all the de HARPER'6 YOUNG 1‘EOl’LE
Postage Free to ull Kubscribers in the United
Address ISAAC FOSTER.
point of such interest that the read mands for that always attractive Stutes, i anaua, or Mexico.
er would be anxious to see the element of a story; there is the The volume« of the Bazar begin with the first
next, and that the story should literary finish to satisfy the lover number for January of ea< h >t-ar. When no
lime is mentioned, «ubscription will begin
have the greatest amount of move of high-class novels, and lastly is w ith
H orses branded on
the Number current ut the time of receipt
order.
ment with the less amount of tire there is Margaret, with her love and uf Boiimi
volumes of Harper’s Bazar for three Left Stifle: Horizontal
some description. Two of these her lover, and her delightful wo ' year in neat doth binding, will bv sent by inaii
paid* or by express, free of expense, Double-H
conditions The Free Press was manly qualities to fascinate—well, I ¡»«.stage
(provided the freight «lues nut exceed one dol-
i
lai
per
volume)
f«»r |7 a volume.
obliged to modify.
all of us.”
I Cloth cuses for each volume, suitable for bind
Ing
w
ill
be
sent
by mail pospaid on receipt of
It was seen even before the first
Both T he HERALDand Free Press $1 eiu h.
MS. was received that the time giv one year for only $2.50.
Remittances should be made by Post Office.
C attle branded on
Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance of loss.
en was too short in which to com
Newspapers are not to copy this advertisment
Left Side V. Un
Harney Valley Grain.
without the express order of Harper <v Brother« S
V,
plete a good serial story, and so
A»ires«
HARPER A BROTHERS.
dor-bit in Right ear,
the time was extended to July 1,
Such a drouth as this of the pre
thus giving authors two months sent season has never before in the
close up. Left oar:
longer. This extension of time history of the Harney country been
Smooth crop.
was tnade^before tho first MS. was known, and may never again.
Range: Grant. Crook, and Lake counties.
received, and so was fair to all.
P. (».—Riley, Grant county, Oregon.
Notwithstanding its severity,
Harper’s Magazine.
The next condition, as to type-writ however the record was made for
ing, was modified so that any story the valley on the ranches of the
W. B. TODHUNTER.
ILLUSTRATED.
in clear script would be received.
following named gentleman:
H arper ’ s M ac . azine i< the most useful,
Referring to this competition the J. (’. Wooley
entertaining,
and
beautiful
periodical
in
the
12Ö1 bu.
cattle branded
world. Among the attractions tor LXX9, will
Levens Bros.
11U -
Chicago Tribune says:
1120 “
Peter Clemens ..
.
be a new novel—an American story entitled with “S-Wrench” on
Left
Hip.
.. 800 “
op|hall
‘‘About a year ago The Detroit J P. ah. F. ( Stenger
“Jupiter Lights”—by Uonstanee F. Wooison
620 '*
Ear murks: Cluse
illustrations of Shakespeare's Comedies by
Free Press offered remi urns for Jno. Adams
20.» “
...........
crop
oft
’ the Right ear;
E. A. Abbev, a Series of articles on Russia,
175 M
the three best seria stories that Geo. McGowan
illustrated by T. de Thulstrup; papers on Unuer-slope in tho
Total
. 5822
the Dominion of Canada, and a character
should be sent to it before July 1,
serial by Charles Dudley Warner; three
Jas. Copshall’s 18 acres averaged istic
1889. As nothing has yet been
“Norwegian Studies,” by Bjornstsjerne
heard of the result, it is supposed 46J bushels to the acre. We were Bjorii'on, illustrated; “Commodus“ a his
torical play by the author of “Ben-Hur,“ il
that the mass of manuscript offered unable to obtain numbers of acres lust
are branded
rated by j. R. Weguelin, etc. The edi
has [smothered the judges, if not sowed on other places.
torial departments are conducted
with “S-wreiK h” on the
George
William
Curtis,
William
1
the entire Free Press establishment.”
The T. A- McKinnon & Alberts'
Left thigh.
ells, and Charles Dudley Warner.
The Chicago Tribune is nearer threshing machine records the fol
HARPER’S PERIODICALS:
ng'nt’than it imagined, probably, lowing work doneduring this thresh
when that item was penned. The ing season:
F. Stenger
f-30 bu.
$3,000 offer of The Free Press P.
........ $1.00
Range: Grant and Malheur conn tien.
Levens Bros.
Itti5 *•
. 4.00
P. O. address: Burns. Grant co., Oregon.
called forth’manuscripts, not only Smith 4 Young
104 “
.
.
2.00
Voegtley & Reincman
SI
from every part of the country, but A.
4.1X1
J. Wilson
...............................
156 “
S. Bowen
5t»0 “
(h r A A I will pay Five Hundred Dollars for
from every part of the world. Over J. Peter
Clement
1126 “
thearitst and con victionof any per
eeventy-five manuscripts came from — William«
.100“
son or persons, killing or stealing any of the
Henry
Bugler
M
"
stock
of
the
above brand or belonging thereto.
England alone. Several stories — Kriskey
The volumes of the Magazine begin with
40"
the Numbers for .lune ami December of
R .Claypool
29 “
were received from Australia, and W.
W. D. Buchanan
75 “
each year. When no time i- specified, sub
one or two from New Zealand. Koner A Gilbert
210
scriptions wiil begin with the Number cur
Thoa.
Potter..
256 “ rent at time of receipt of order.
’ South America sent in some, but J. (’. Buckland
101 “
Bound volumes of Harper's Magazine, for
the great bulk of manuscripts came Campbel) A Dugan
three years back, in neat doth binding, wiil
A. J. Brow n
77 “
from the United States. The —
be -ent by mail, post-paid, on receipt of $■>
Munhall
1« “
Perrie
003 “
¡.er volume. Cloth Cases, for binding, >0 on Left side; circle-
Tudges, as the Tribune surmises, Ja«.
O. V. Motlov
.176“
cents each—bv mai’, post-paid.
30 “
v.-ere almost smothered underneath J. W. Jones
Index to Harper’s Magazine. Alphabeti
agon Hixon
55 “
cal. Analytical, and Classified, G<»r Volumes
*he immense accumulation of man J Uli««.
Zeigler
30 “
1 to 70, inclusive, from June, iSoO to June,
Bennett
.. 19 ‘
uscripts. It was proposed, when Jason
1885, one vol. Cloth. $1.00
— Dun nington
22 “
■he large number received were Lucy Bail'd
136
Remittances should be made by Posiotlice
Money Order, or Draft, to avoid chance of
counted over, that the best thing
loss.
The Free Press could do was to
Adtlress HARPER* BROTHERS. New
nave the judges read only the first
York. T he H erald and Magazine. $5.00.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
hree chapters of each story. But,
For a cheek fur $20 we will print n ten-lino
<>n considering the matter, it was advertisement in one Million issue« of leading
NewBpnpei« and complete the work
•bought perhaps a story which did American
in tun da r . This i« nt the rate of onlv one-fifth
1889
hot appear to amount to much in of scent a line, fur l»W0 Uirculatiun! The ad-
Picase genti in
vuitiaeinent will appear in but a single i«hue of
Owner will sat-
the iirstjthree 'installments, might anv
paper, and coi tequently wHI be plat ed be
Aug. 16-4
oi.e Million difterunt new «paper purchased
Harper
’
s
Weekly,
develop great strength as the storv — fore
-or F ivk M illion R kadep . s , if it h rue, hh ¡ b
went on, and so every manuscript H.nnetimcB B.aiud, that every newspaper is
looked at b\ live persouti on an average. Ten
I L L U S T R A T E I) .
Agents To
received was read through with the lines
Entirely
will aecoinnoidate about seventy-five
Sell
W
»rd«.
Address
with
copy
of
\<lverti«ement
j
greatest of care from beginning to un«i cheek, or Bend :.O cent« f«»r Book of ‘.56 H arper ’ s W eekly hus a well established Wanted
An
i
New
Book
place ns the leading iliustrated newspaper in
end.
pages. GEO. P. KoWELL & CO., 10 Spruce st. America. The fairners of its editorial com
The most wontierful collection of practical .
New York.
ments oncurrent )H>liiit b hu6 earned for it the HEAL VALUE Htld EVERY DAY USE for the people
The work of reading the manu
respect of all impartial readers, and the vuriety ever published orrihe globe. A ma at el or
and excellence of i!s literarv contents, which money - saving and money earning f«>r everv
scripts and judging them occupied
include serial and short stories by the best and one ow ning it. Tlb.iiennt.sof beautiful, helpful
about two months and a half.
si popular writers, fit it for the perusal of eugraviiij a. show ing jnst no a t » do cvrrvihing
—T iie H erald and “Home and in»
people of the widest range of tas:es ami pur No competition, noihing like it in the universe
Many very good stories hail to be Farm.’’ the most entertaining agri suits.
Suplemen sare frequently provided, and When you select that whit h is of true value .
no expei.se is spared to bring the highest order sales ui e sure. All sineerclv desiring paying
thrown away out of the competi cultural paper circulated, one year of
artistic ability t»> bear upon the illusira ion rimployment and looking for something thor
tion, because they did not comply for only the price of T he H erald of 1 he changeful phases <>r home ami foreign oughly first t lass at an extraordinarily low
history. A new w.uk of Action from the pen of PKI ce , should write for description anti terms
with the rules set down,
alone, $2.50.
W illiam D ean H o » vells , and one by ( apt or. the most remarkable achievement in book
C harles K ing , will be among the leading fea making since the world began
The result of tho competition has
tures of the W eekly for 1669.
8CAMMEL A CO.. Box 5003,
been that Maj Joseph Kirkland, of
HARPER’S PERIODICALS.
St. Louis or Philadelphia
< hicago, lit, has taken the first
PER year :
prize of $1,600. His story is enti ST- FRANCIS’ ACADEMY.
tled ‘‘The Captain ot Coinpanv i
IIAKI’ER WEEKLY
4.0Í)
K." Mr. Kirkland is the author of
EAR PERS MAGAZINE
4.00
‘‘Zury, the Meanest Man in Spring 1
4.00
HARPER’S BAZAR.
HARPER
’
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YOt
’
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PF
‘
»PI.E
2,00
( ••unty,” "The McVeys,” and other
UNABRIDGED.
Pos'age free to all 6ubsc '
in the United
famous stories.
States, ( añada, or Mexico.
I
STANDARD AND BEST.
The second prize. $900, goes to j
was7rr
The
Volume«
of
the
W
eek
begins
with
the
Omaha, Neb., and is taken by Mrs.
LIBRARY
l«t Number for January of each xear. When no
Elia \V. l’eattie. Her story is en BAKER CITY
time
ia
mentioned.
«ub«criptioi
a
will
begin
- - OR with the number current nt time of receipt of
DICTION*
titled "The Judge.”
order.
The couraeof instruction includes all of the
Bound Volume« of H arper ' s W eekly , for:: I
The third prize, of $500, was Branches
of a Useful and Christian education. year« buck in neat cloth binding, will be seel
awarded to Elbridge S. Brooks, of Instrumental Music; Painting in all its by mail, pottage paid, or by express, free of ex 3000 more Words and nearly 2000 more Illu>
(provided the expense doe« nut exceed |1
trations than any other American Dictionary.
Boston, Mas*. The title of his sto brant hca: Urayoü end Wax-Work, form extra pense
a volume) for 7 per volume.
charges.
Among the supplementary feature?, original with
ry is "The Son of Issichar.”
Cloth case« for each volume suitable for hind
Webster's Unabridged »nd unequaled for
will be resumed September 2d, 1889. ing. wiil be «ent by mail, jh st paid, on receipt
The great object that Tho Free Studies
or |1 each.
cone iso and trustworthy information, are
For fur.her particulars address
Remittance« should l>e made by Post-Office
Press had in view was to encour
Sinter Superior.
A Biographical Dictionary
Money Order or Draft, to avoid chance cf b st.
age writers who had hitherto been Aug 1S-3S
Newspaper« are not to copy this advertise
Baser City. Or
inent without the express order uf Harper A;
Containing nearly ln.ooo names of Notewcrthy
unknown, and the result of the con
Rrutheis. Addr<«:
Persons, with their national:tv, Rtation, profc«-
H ARl'FR« A BROTHERS, New York.
aiou or occupation, date of Birth and death,
test has been to place in the hands
(if deceased), etc.,
of The Free Press many manu
A Gazetteer of the World
scripts of exceptional merit. The
Of over 25,000 Titles,locating nnd briefly describ
competition has more than fulfilled
ing the Countries, Cities, Towns, and Natural
exp< ctations, and there will be pub
Features of every part of the Globe, and
The Explaaatory and Pronouncing Vocabulary
lished during the next year or so,
of the names of
not only the three prize stories, but
Noted
Fictitious
Persons
Harner’s Young Peonie-
many others, from known and un
anti
Places»
such
as
ara
often
referred to in
known authors, which will more
an illustrated weekly .
literature and conversation. Tho Utter is not
than eompen.-ate The Free Press for
found in any other Dictionary.
HAitrER’« Y ovn <. P u g le Itcglrsit« tenth vm
the large expenditure «if time and
WEBSTER IS THE STANDARD
time with the fl:«t Number in N'uwmlvr. I’m-
ing tlie >v«r it will (*«mi«in fix v «trial storirl
money.
Authority in the Gov’t Printing Office, and with
including “Ihiryinatcs by Kirk Munroe; “Thr
the U. s. Suprsms Court. It % recommended
The Press has to congratulate it
Red Mustang’ bx W •». Stoddard, and a "A
by the state Bup’ts of Schools of 36 States, and
in Wuxland’’ by R K. Mnnkittri* k. ‘ Nt s
by b !vling College Pres'ts of U. 8. and Canada.
self on till* successful issue of its ’^ST^ b Û n T onsquaru ^SJÎS!" Dav
rhhrlow a Trial ” .1 I’. Tn.whri.lg«
Th- Thru»
it i* the only Dictionary that has been «elected
tJWU w shch’ by F Ai r e» and I’randvr Mnith^w«: a
in niak ng State PurrhsM« |.T School«, and
great enterprise. It extends it con (Hit;... ^, a T<.*HT,
nearly all tho School Hook* are baaed upon it»
dalias tex series of fairy t».l s w ritten and illrnttrntcd h\
gratulations to tin1 siivecssfnl au st louis mo .
Howard Pyle; ‘ llomv studm in Nn’uraiH «
An invaluable companion in every School
torv Io Dr. Felix I. «'«wald- “little Experi
thors who have won the prize, and
PACIFIC mrARTMKST.
at every Fireside. Specimen page« and testi
menlb“ by Supbla B. Herrick: “GHn.i ?<•« of
monials sent prepaid on application.
last but not le ist. it congrat’.ll ites its General A gene v. 725. Market st . Hiry Building Child life from Di< k- i ■“ bv Margant I . sang
«ter: nrtii les on xari his sports and jastimi«.
Published ty C. A C. MERRIAM & CO.,
ing;
South
Branch,
46
Mt»rr
!
|.»n
at
Portland
Or,
hundreds of thousands of readers lo> a! V Kent a v* anted for Harney county, ad- short s ories by the he«t writers, an<t humorous
Springfield, Kass., U. S. A.
paper« nnd |*oenis. w I h manv hundredr. of il-
in all parts >f the world on the fact rir< aa ns abo\ e,
lustint .ins of exec le it qiialiTi. Fverv lire in
that they will have the pleasure of|
the paper is snbjt c ed tv the no at rigid editu
rial • ru i y , in . r let tha> nothing harmful
being the first to peruse the works
may enter i‘a columns
IF YOU WISH A GOOD REVOLVES
An epitome of everything that ’« a* rar Ivo
of fiction t iat will doubtless be no
anti desirable in juvenile literature.—... s? :i
tabl e am«>.>g the I «xiks of (he
Courier
8MITH & WESSON 3
A weekly frt s of good things tn the lm* 8 and FhWSl »mall
tury.
girls i i every mmily it visi s.—Fr.mkh n Unloi.. r.rn»s ever
ext
It is wonderful in iis wealth of pictures. > t and n .ifsrtu
the tlr«’. chvicevf all
The first of these stories to lie
forma ion. aud inter«si.— Ubristlau \<i\..< ate.
expert«, ¡a oaUbrea XJ.
W
aud
44-1
U.
Bingl« or
published will •■>«•:
TERM* POSTAGE PREPAID. |2 PER YEAR. double action.
Safety Ham
f
KASTKHN AIJVIKTIS ü MKXT«.
Plant Trees! I
Adorn your Homes, your Town l*ote,
Your Ranches, Your Farms, your
Places, with trees and shrubbery
Suited ts the climate of East
Oregon. Aud buy only
from a knowu
R E S P O N S 1 B L E
H O IJ S E
That
will send
you what you
pay th’ money for:
Latest Varieties true
to the name; Healthy,
Vigorous plants; ami Judi
cious packing,or all is lost—Labor
and Time and Mousy. Therefore, do
Save bv bearing iu mind that the great
li R Lxu. “ " UY, Addle, you needn't cry «boot
Itt I only ««id Mrs. Alien was a very well,
tnforinrd woman, sad 1 listed yuo W0U.¿follow
iivr example.”
Mas l.sr ** Yes, and test week yon said yoq
wifihed 1 could maua e to t<»uk a« «tyllah as Mr«.
Allen,-and she tnak»« uli Lex vwucJutkcs. jjat
•lie has what 1 hav< u’t.”
Mn.LkE. w Wtial is that?"
Alm« Lx«. •' Well, she gets all of her Informs-
tlon from tbe Magasinc they take. I admit that
•he knows all that is going on. snd is brivbt «nd
entertaining in conversation . but I cou d do as
well as sho does if I had tho eiuue sourco of
information, bhe lent me the last number of het
liagaxine lately, and I learned more in one hoar a
reading, about various eocial matters and the
topics of the day. than I would p ck up in «month
Ly my occaC.onal chats with fr.cnds. It certainly
covers every top’c of interest, from tho news of
the day down to the details of hounrkccpii g;
and everything is so beautifully illustrated, too.
Every tiue Mamie goes over to tho Allene’ «ho
comri back nnd teases mo to f.et you to take
Demorest’s Family Ma ravine, n« th«- stories are
go good. Evo ' th boy« watch for i every month,
n« a place is found foru.eni al-o in its pages; und
Mr. Alien swears by it. It is nally wonderful
how it suits every member of the finally I”
Mu I. kk “Well pcrhauH I bd bt tier send fora
I Specimen Copy ; for, if it h uny thing like what you
say it b». it will amuse and instruct the whole of us.”
Mt:« L ek . *1 see that W .lenninga Demorest,
the publisher. 15 East 14tli Ftreet. New York, is
otTering to send a Specimen Copy for IB cents, ho
we can’t lose anything, us each number contains
a ‘Pattern Drier’ cntltPng the holder to any
Pattern Uie may choose, nnd in any size which
alone make*« each «opy worth «3D cents : and 1 just
want a incket paf ern like Mr.*«. Allen's. Ths
subscription price is only f2(0 a year; «nd I
must iuy t can’t see bow they can publish m
I elegant a Magazine for u* little money.1*
Combino a.
Caltfon,^
"'ft th«
knowi to
te't;
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she has tne peculiar faculty of being bull
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BILL ARPS LEnf.RS
Appear in each issue, an • »hi • humorousp:
pher was never more int« r “»ting than ■
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IN ITS EDITORIAL HITARTMENT
H ome and F arm speaks I ?! ly and fcarlc:
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behalf of “ Fanners' Ri»;.
vision of the tariff in behu!:
roads for the firmer ; Free
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Written bv Mrs Eliza W. l’eattie,
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