B abyhood contains importanti
THE HERALD.
popular articles on infants’ diseaess;
departments of “Nursery Problems”
THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, HW
; in which numerous questions of sub- i
scribers are answered; “Nursery
A JOL KNEY ROUND THE V.ORI.D Helps and Novelties,” comprising
descriptions of recent inventions
In Less than HO Days by Two Pretty and convenient nursery furnishings;
Newopaper Girls sent ont to Heat
a “Mothers, Parliament,”containing
j intel« sting letters from readers, etc. ;
The Record uf.JuleH Veuie’M Hero in the etc. The Congregationalist recent-
Novel “K g und the World in 80 Days.’*
I ly said: “Every issue of B abyhood j
confirms us in the opinion which
T he IlEi-.At.D will keep its read­ we have often expressed, viz.: that
ers informed of ail particulars of it is peerless in its way. It is full |
this novel race to beat a novelists’ of material of the most practical
imaginery record. Jules Verne says value to all mothers, and it must be
it cannot be imide in less than 79 j read tube appreciated. It is doing
days, and Mr, Walker of the Cos­ missionary work of a high order.”
mopolitan claims a possibility of it
By spe< ial arrangements with the
being accomplished in 70 days.
publishers, we are enabled this
The following is the substance I year to make an unusual oil r:
of despatches as we find them in iThe regular price of B abyh od is
the Daily Examiner the Weekly i •'pl.50 a year. W’e will furnish th
New York World, and Cosmopoli­ T he II ekald in com: ¡¡¡at ion with
tan Magazine:
B abyh < d for 12.50per ye .ir. Thl-
THE STAItT EASTWARD.
is a ‘‘bargaiu” that needs no com-
Nov. 10—The New York World t inent. Make a careful 1 ¡ote 01 a
gave Nellie Bly, aged 23 years, the «•nt this out, <>r. what is . it •
means to mak • a trip around the i send us in the amount at 0.
f t:.
world in 75 days, to beat the record I you wish to first s a < <
«ri«
of 80days made in Jul--s Vernes' nov­ magazine, address a p
el ‘‘Around th - World in 80 Days.” “1 A1ATI0. D, New Yol k,’ 1 •• k 1 :g 0.
by Phirieaa Fogg, the hero. Tib- one. and a back uuiu»
following program was laid out for sent, free.
her, with liberty to charter steam­
ers and railways:
Nov. 14—Nellie Bly, in traveling
dress end small band value,
boarded the steamer “Augusta Vic­
toria” for Southhampton, 9:30 a m.
Nov. 21—Nellie Bly lunched in
London, 8 days after leaving New
York.
?vov. 22—Met Jules Verne
wife at Amiens, France.
Nov. 23.—On tin- India
d. Regu-
exprc D train, bound for Brindisi.
**w su
Nov. 25.—Writes a note from
t. on y 1 1
Brindisi, Italy
C'hri-tei
Dec. 11—Nellie Bly, forced by
uid'or. seen circumstances, delayed
her departure from Colombo, Cey­
lon, for Penang five days.
es • 4
Dentil n'ili ili».
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ST A KTING W ET SWA RI>.
Nov. 14—The New York Cosmo­
politan Magazine gave Elizabeth
Bisland, aged 24 years, means for
making the trip around the world
in 70 days, so as to beat Nellie
Bly’s record:
The program for the trip is not
stated as to the time, but she says
she is to go from New York to San
Francisco direct to Yokohama,
¡.hence to Hong Kong, Penang, Col­
ombo, Aden, Port Said, Brindisi.
Nov. 14, 4:(?) p ;n.—Miss Bis­
land, in traveling dress, with shawl­
strap, hand valise, and small travel
ing trunk, left New York City on the
fast overland mail for San Fran­
cisco.
Nov. 19.—Miss Bisland arrived
in San Francisco, 5 days after leav­
ing New York.
A story of ci«..
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holm
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of the condemned in learning oi
the deplorable conduct of a way­
ward son; a story of country life,
love and jealousy without an im­
pure thought, and with the hea
flavor of the fields in every chapter
It is founded on Denman Thomp­
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Homestead.” Street & Smith, 31
Rose Street, New York, are the
publishers of this life-like story,
t is No. 23 of their Select Serie .
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3 f,
.! ly Howard Pyle.
ether couvezir will bo a beautifully illustrated poem written ly
ohn Qre
tiger” b7 Mr. WL
R ugcc ;! Lowell.
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The Gre ii.eHt Sensation of the Ag-c.
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“The Crime of the century.”— by the New York Weekly Post,
This is the very appropriate title which holds that the time to dis­
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one of the ablest journalists of the now , rather than in the heat of a
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sination of Dr. Patrick Henry Cro­ hearing upon some phase of the sub­
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<3
. rtifully illmtr-.t
Bufi'al
1.
t
N p li on of
American >Scoi:tjan : Im ian Fi, lit­
ers. He is on i f rhe greatest and
most versatile characters dedu« -I.
He has won b limit h ccc»s and
his u di taki gs
renown in
lie is not only ! ■• greatest Aincri-
can frontiersman, but he is al. o a:i
educated man.
e sf miliar with
the entire history of our country,
and has mad'- i special study of
the lives and grand aehicveniciits
of the great i >ncers, whosde Is
of daring have won the admiration
and applause of the whole world.
He is better qualified than anv
other manto write the gnat stand
ard history of American 1 ioneer
Life, for he helped to make that his­
tory, and liis own adventures con­
stitute the most brilliant and thrill­
ing portion of it. His peculiar
ness for the work that hehasso
c-
cessfullv accomplished was justly
recognized by the Prince of Wales,
lion. Wm. E. Gladstone. Hon. John
Bright, and other didingnis «i
Englishmen, when they carne th
requested him to write the “Story
of th«-Wild West.” In this request
they were joined by nearly every
celebrated General in th.- Ameri; an
Army, who, knowing Buffalo Bill
intimately, knew that he w s the
man to write this Grand History.
It is a book every American can
feel proud of
llenotcnly tells of
his own marvelous nchievements
but also these of his comrades •.nd
other great frontiersmen, ineludi T Ï <y
t la- thrilling story «if the t'uster M,
sacre. Crook’s campaign, at id a
i
thousand other exciting incidents
and lastly, a d« s-riptien of his won-
di-rful career and s ;ee ssin e.xhil it-
ii’g his ■• ’.'il 1 We<t Show” among
the Crown Heads of Europe. Buf-
f-’lo P-ill’s pen is as vigorous ns his
rille unerring, and his book vv dl re­
main forcv«-r tin- great standard his­
tory « t’pioneer life in America and
sh-uilil receive a glad welcome in
lln- home of every true ami patriotic
American, This great historical
book contii i s over s-'i ■c;i hundred
pages ami n-.-arly th ■co hundred
spirited engravings,
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I see that their children read it, and
I especially the young men of ever--
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r • f Jo i« to show «hat w* »end you to those who call—your
friends an I neighbor« and those about you—that al way • result«
iw valaable trade for us, which holds for years when once started,
and thus we are repaid. We pay all exprers, freight, etc. After
you know all, if you would like to jro
w»rk for us. you can
earn from
to 19CO per week and upward«. Add rase,
Stin.en
<•<»., Box «»118, Portland, Maine.
Wa wi'l send the entire list of Twenty Valuable
Books enumerated and described below, to every sun­
scriber to this paper for tlu ensuing year, who remits
t'vnty c-ntjf in addition to the regular subscription
price. The^e books, each one of which contains n • nm-
plfl!••• e!a<* novel or o(ip»r work by a well-r n.»wu
ar. i popular author, are published in neat pamphlet
form, printed from g" > I readable tyt e on good paper,
and many of them ii ui Isomeijr illustrated. They entn
rrise some of the finest works ever wr.tten by gome of
be greatest and most popular writers, both of Ameri­
ca and Europe. Each one is complete in itself:
y K'. 'Ire, Candle*« < nrtnln I.pof :irt»e. By
Dor mis J rhroi . i ». Very old and verv funny. The
yonmror as well as older generation «honld rend them.
No. -H. Adventure« of n Bachelor. Rr th?an-
th rot' •• F th Beanpole's Adventure* in New York.”
A great humorous book by a popular author.
Xn. 21''.
tiovv to Make and Snv<* Money on
t’»e 1 .»era, V v
.i <• cotnpila'. i ,.f r.-eful facts,
Lnts in I suggestions for farmers and gardeners.
N . 2.7
I'rwtn the Eat th to the Moon. A
S.-.vv’
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N 2;
The Little OM Man <*f tbo R:i|l<r.
n»»H«'s. A \ -v.
By F mi r G RORUC
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A Danseroue lloiniin. A Novel. By
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I he l.'nden Fmia Bride. A Novel.
B . M I ■ ;*i:tr Bl OI'XT
B •* M *r! '
,>vl’r,<fc*4 Daughter. A Novel.
No 2u
The Raron'i Wlil, A Novel BySTL-
vavrs < »Bn. Jr.
w5'.14» I’Y frrn nf Kirharzi Vardan. A
Nove.
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The Orajr Fnlron. A X>r,l. Br M T
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V >*\ The «■»■raw of a Secret. A X >rrt.
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Percy and Ike Pmrhet. A X ot ,1
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No »7 The *t»»ry of a Wedding Rin*. A
>vel. By the author «£•• bora Thorne "
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houses are branded
with "S-wreut h” on the
Leit thigh.
Send for a Catalogue, and mak<
selections i-« time-for th<-B--
delivery, if you want to plant n<*
but the Best, and that is alwr.- stb»
( heapest. Last spring, alone, nw“|
than a
Call at this Olliee and order,<r
address the following-r.anicd
Rang*: Grant and Malheur count ¡ cr .
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R.»nor pem.t a. killinx or «tenliug any uf the
Btu< k oi the above brand ur belonging thereto.
ALMEDA A. STENGER.
Ramre—Hrant county, Oregon.
P. u.—Bwna, Grantcvuntv Or.
Be Sure tn f.et It .Now.
A powerful temperance Mory serial is *»*
being written by Col. Tima. W K ana farf*
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be n ithor of tlie **B»iy TrnTetcr.** aerlia;
his new story w ill te a revelation to je-«ipk »
ail « ': sr.s on both eMta of the temp»«5”
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