East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896, January 09, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextEASTERN ADVtlt'risgu, RlHPMJllTrnï PUBLICATIONS. B aiiyhood contains important popular articles on infants' discaess; departments of "Nursery Problems” Tlll'KSPAV. JANL’AXV 5. IW. in which numerous questions of sub- iscribers nrc answered; ' Nursery Helps and Novelties," comprising I descriptions of recent inventions In !«• .-•< than NO IM)- »’.* Tuo Preti j and convenient nursery furnishings; \< wM»>apcr <iirlb Ken! out to B'at a "Mothers, Parliament.” containing interesting letters from readers, etc. 'I lie R<’«-or«l of .lui«■“ ' *•« >•« '*• Her© f,‘ the < tc. 'Die Congregationalist recent Novel “Itolind the XV urlìi Hi HO IH»J «•** ly said: “Every issue of B abyhood confirms us in tlie opinion which T iib H erald will keep iti read ! we liave often expressed, viz.: that ers informed of ail particulars of it is peerless in its way. It is full of material of the m >»t practical | this novel race to beat a novelists’ I value to all mothers, and it must be i ma ginery record Juhs Verne says | read to be appreciated. It is doing it cannot be made in less than 79 ¡missionary work of a high order.” days, and Mr. Walker of the Cos By special arrangements with the mopolitan claims a possibility of it 'publishers, we ar« enabled this |year to make an unusual offer: being accomplished in 70 days. , Th« regular ptice of B abyhood is The following is th« substance , $ 1.50 a year. We will furnish the i of despatches as we find them in 'I’m-: IL kai . ii in combination with the Daily Examiner the Weekly ' B abyhood for $2.50per year. This 1 New York World, and Cosmopoli - is a "bargain” that needs no eom- inent. Make a careful note of a tan Magazine: ¡cut this out, or, whit is bitter THE HERALD. THE HTAHT EASTWARD. ¡send us in the amount at once. If Nov. 10-^l he New York Worbl von wish to first see a copy of the gave Nellie Bly, aged 23 years, the ' magazine, address a postal card t > means to make a trip around tho ¡"B abyhood , New York,” asking for 'one, and a back number will be world in 75 days, to beat the record 1 sent, free. of SO days made in .Jules Vernes nov- B i »> h unii Giris 11 ‘‘Around the World in SO Davs,’ Don’t fail to send twenty cents to by l’liineas Fogg, the hero. The following program was laid out for | Boys ami Girls, Springfield, Ohio, her, with liberty to charter steam- ’ for the Grand Christmas and New . Year’s numbers of that beautiful il er» and railways: Nov. 14—Nellie Bly, in traveling lustrated magazine. Each number ■ ! contains tales of adventure, scien-1 dress and small hand valise, : tific and historical articles, puzzles. ’ boarded the steamer “Augusta Vic j fun, games and other interesting j toria” for Southhampton, 9:30 a m. matter. A year’s subscription ! Nov 21—Nellie Bly lunched in ’ would make a splendid Christmas [ London, 8 days after leaving New present for a young friend. Regli-1 ¡ar price, one dollar. New subscri- i York. bers, until December 31st, only fifty j anti 22 — Met Jules Verne Nov. : cents. This will include Christmas I wife at Amiens, Franco. ami New Year’s numbers. Do not | Nov. 23.—On the India mail delay; send immediately. express train, bound for Brindisi Nov. 25.—Writes a note from i Denman '1 h impsun's Ohl Homestead. Brindisi, Italy | A story of clouds and eunshino Dec. 11—Nellie Bly, forced by | alternating over a venerated home; unforeseen circumstances, delayed of a grand old man, honest and her departure from Colombo, Cey blunt, who loves his honor as he lon, for Penang five days. Dee. 18.—Arrived in Singapore, loves his life, yet suffers the agony and is expected to reach Hongi0’ the condemned in learning of Kong four days ahead of schedule | the deplorable conduct of a way time. She has completed halt th« ; ward son; a story of country life, journey around the world in 3-1: ,()ve and j(,alol|(iy with()Ut an jni. "Dec 23,-Nellie Bly at II()hg.! P'‘r-1 t'^'ght, and with the healthy 1890 Plant Trees Haroer’s Magazine. illustrated . illustrated . “THE WHOLESOME EDIJC VTOR OF MILLIONS. A new fh»kw<ire-<lie ......... ?[*•’<■ » rd win 4. Abbe» —will be presented In llAHi tn a Maeasin© fur 1SV0, with «’ommcnls m Andrew lang. H »Rita’s Magailne has alBo made rpe- (!al arrangcmen'B with Alphot.s- I'aui.et, the greats' of living French nove Ills, f .r lhe ex elusive publiea’ton in serial f< rm. of a humor- uussorv.i.» r>e entitled "The < .don.st.« of Tar- M<’<>u the I «st Adventures of »he Famous lar- isrin ” Th tu< rv will be trars sited by Henry James, and illus rate I by R. fbi amt .Myri a- h. W n Howells will rontribu’e a novelette tn three parts, an t I afcadio Ileatn a novelette in two parts. entiileJ "Youma,” handsomely illus trated. In llln,m!»<l r»iM-r» tnui-blnc« »uhjee'i f> , nrrent IlilerMi. »nd In I'nshort rones, en » and tiinrlv artirles. lhe .MAOxslNCuiil mal.i Iain it« « ell known «landard. THE LEADING WRITERS. SUBSCRIBERS (♦) If you uro not convenient to a news / Bend two dollars to the uddre«« below e» ' the L®difcr will bo sent to you FKER ’~t/ tho flrnt of January, 1300, an. ' :v n ‘ . continued for a whole ycutiwo that date. ARTISTS A YEAR ^S ixteen P aces ^7 % EVERY WEEK IIARPER’S TERIODICALS: I’er Year: $1.00 tlAItrEK’S MAGAZIXK 4 no HARl’EH'S WEEKLY 4.(Ml HARl'ER'd BAZAS .............. 2 00 II '.KI’ER'S YOUNO PEOPLE in the Po-ttupe Free to all Sub-t-ribers United Slate», Ciinada, or Mexico. FF 'I Herbert Ward, Stanley’s Companion. Herbert Ward, th© companion of Stanley in his explorations in Africa, is tho only white man connected with Si wdey’s African explorations who ho3 ever retimed aiivo from the “Dark Continent’’ Mr. Ward’s articles running through aight numbers of tho “Ledger” aro of the most intensely interesting description, and cover fivo years of his adventures in Africa, and they will bo illustrated bysket-liei mad a by Mr. Ward, aud by tho reproduction of photographs taken by him in Air'.ex Thcso picture will throw much ligLt une» tho m;nmcrsauc’ extern.; of the hitborto unknown cannibal tribes of Africa. Tho story of □ Forsaken tnn, ' • -I h y ) /?y Anna Katharine Green. Lifo in British Amorica, Ker. i:. it. Young. reing the adventures an l experioneei cf r.cv. T. It Young, the celebrat'd r h’ionary, and his wifo during their residence in ” t . ar region twelve hundred milei rnrf’. o: St. P tui, in wxcb Dr. Young narrates how he tamed and taught tho nativo wi-d »cf t »Northwest; how 19 equipped Hirns':.f fcr t. ‘ hew b” i.odjluj ¡.erduij sledging and hazardous cxioo t ips v > t-.ig aJ. tiio Indian settlezneaU w-.’-àJ Lv . Lunar ji miles cl his home. Honorable Henry W. Grady Contributes a series of six articles on tho “ VZonl rfnl Development of tho Industrial Pursuits of tho Kew Eouih.” ' American Cookery, (A r-.-.ir - i . e ) r.y Mix» l'arloa. Oizg tho reasons why it b imperfect, and ways Ly whi:h ii iay bo improved. Nihilism la Uusoia, jy Leo Jlartmann, NihUht. '-—»—1, a fugitive from P.ussian authorities, has been Gjnnccfrd with the moiit daring feats of thoBussian I7ib£kt:. vo how the intelligent )>u'*pio cf Rasâi.a r.re becoming hiihihsts in consequence of the despotism of the fo.;a participant in p’.ot3 to hill tho t ar. rueh as ths blnw^-—~>oi tho Winter Palace, he is able to givo true .0 how this aud o'.hor grou ...1 ¡ cks wctj accomplished. ïho situation in Russia is sufficient to i-icrtazo the o /American for our form cf c ;vcirui:nt. 'XTRA SO’JVENER SUPPLEMENTS. t j "autuully illustrated four-pago rouvenlrs, which wlri L-”’ sent freo to every subscriber, will bo a poem by John Qroenlo- f Whittier, ’-I “ Ledjer” Mr. r --..... - ' ! ly Howard rylc. ~rr.r. Ar.'.thcr sourer .-r?l bo a beautifully illustrated poets writtea by Honorable James s?i;sseii Lowell. 'VTvlIl contain the b. t S*f»r2al and >>toriew, Historical and KooR-rsip’*- '.Travels) Wit iiitti llantor» ^tird ct cry ¿-ill Hjp interesting to tite BI oukoc I k Id» Other Cent ¡butors fcr I860 are i-)"-'’«'I’ion ¡¡urr.c'.t. eland. ..owe Halt. o Vinton Dahf^rcn. i-escott Spcf.ird. o Brcwn, ■ s* I. Tourgee. r oberi Louis Steven, on. M. W. Haroltino. Anna Sheilns. Thomas Dunn English. Josophin^ Pel! r.I Coorgo F. Parsons. Am/ Randa!; i. Col. Thomas W. Knox. rr.ink II. t... ..i jrcc. Rev. Dr. John R. Faxton. C, l , H gi J vì . Rev. Dr. James McCosh Dr. Fc...< t . OsvvaJu. Prof. S. M. Stevons. H ov . tir.eiy l ayncs. Prof. J. H. Comstock. ■Juliun huWhern James Parton. Prof. VV. C. ¡-'.iteti Rev. Dr. H. M. Field. t:.bori Ci..r.i Harold Frederic. G¿1 re ?• 1 nr. y Or i r C'aec’ . >r Draft, or an Express Money Order. r.»i ¡Ut. C^londar Announcement. > The volumes of the Mngnzinc begin with i the Nunib.Ti for June and peeember of j eu-hienr. 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I conscientious p in iits who aim at frmal. mirai-a and |>b,ai< lu. In n,. rn( N ’ -• ’ ■ Binrkhlr«i Mill. A Novel. ByKsrsn A pervertii temperance st..ry eerM| fl S Hl K KltSX’ TH -la If. a-d haalvrn irae.l f. r fc.rt, K-ih successful training of their children. yor. see thia offer. No.’ll Th Du.trtila«** riot. A Novel By ALMEDA A. STENGER. n«.«r ’nlilr.gauccn by mtlll.n a..f m.jh..., . , bring written by Col. Tho«. tt Knox Dr J »1 |t.«-n,n An experienced plivsician wo their < l>,l<lren. I urina the pm. < ra <>, >c»!hi„- N .‘»l The Gray Feleoo. A XttVeL By X T I a ,a unlalncafcu'a:'». n <h:, li a’iou in »he Toledo Blade, ’o commini! T111: 1!mt m u and We, l;|y Call * C’ .MW. ]>!«cc<l in charge a# trmlival editor. dren fr »in pain, i nn s djecn*en and <i.’arrh<ps ‘ ly in ne. e-nU».\ »?«!. Knox is well ' .»•. The Hnnow of m «react. A Novel. -à. r.öaf Ä. lumw.Ms, »»4 By -4»«v Ci\ ii . Itav. *2 rtia-• ai*u wind roll©. 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