East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896, March 04, 1891, Image 4

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    •ayett® IXTursery, ;
tslwbiSdlaasu-.’Ts«»’
brightened up. To these simple
country folk, the annual visitation
It-
H awr’s
Of Payette Idaho.
of the circus rignified opera, theater,
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 4. IMI.
t
' polo and athletic games all in one.
“Good!” cried she, releasing the
OLD BlBTOS'S BRinE
HARDY TREES A
struggling hen. “Then I’ll let old
SPECIALTY.
gpeckle
go
this
time.
But,
Leander,
From X. Y. Weekly
(
••».Hot Tom. Glad to
jroo. olJ¿e»®*
ILLUSTR«T|lj|
(
have
you
asked
Alice?
”
Six months after, Mrs. Burton sat
It’» abnort ten y. are rince we were married, h»
I
down: let » have an experience tueeUug. How r
“I’m going there now.”
A
Jrenei
F?
*Jf
in her private box at the Metropoli-
the wife?”
.
,
___ <
This Extensive Nnrseey. comprising 1»
••Oft! »be’* to-»«», -ame aa eaaal,—alwaya weak,
“Are you sure she’ll go?”
Un Opera House, with her aged
tog aomething I can't afford.”
.
in H»rp«r, M
.*■>«,
acres, is located one half mile from Pay­
*• Well, we all want aoxuelUing m re thaa we're
ot <h.
ar i»9i
“Of course; why shouldn’t she?”
husband by her side. She was glo­
got. Don’t yoef”
»
ette depot, on the 0. 8. L. Ry. This
‘¿’«la. b„ ( h.r!„ | ni'h»a
•• Ye, : but I guen • wt "111 be my moMer 1
Terebinth hesitated as she lied
rious with jewels, and her dress
Mart cd to keep down expeneea ; ai d now Lu ray»
Nursery has done more to pro­
■ &
I m • mean.’ and »he » Lrrd of aasiug aad a* ver
»as one of Worth’s roost costly and the sun-bonnet strings under her
having anything to »how for it. 1 >aw year wire
mote fruit growing in East*
down »: reel. and rhe looked as happy a« * <>n<
I
chin.
M"1 c’ a
written and hi?
attractive garments.
‘•I thinkahe ia ; and we are wnomical. <*».—
am Oregon and Idaho
<iu Maurter; a noveiuiu
have to be. My wife can Bake a htU«gu furthai
“Perhaps that young English
Howvll»:
and
a
,en,,
Yet people whispered among I
than
all
other
Nur
than anyone I ever knew, vet »he a always »ur-
London by w.!t,r Ile„'»Hl.M
I
prims me «¡th »me ilalsly c n.trt.rsy« tin
Inlb.unmner.ndiSL,,©
lheuiselves that, in spite of carriages, tourist that boards at the hotel— j
aelies combined.
add, to th« eomf nt »nd beeutr of «mrljtlle ho«,
per- »nd .„he, «
ud »he', »lw»y, ' m«rry >< A l»rk.’ W b«o 1 *“
ter«»’. »■ w«||
as the tress
horses, opera-boxes, French toilets Captain Cassell they call him, don’t!
bow >be m»n«e» it, st,« *lw»y, tanrb, and
1» »bon atorie,.
"""'e«®
•Ohl
Ual'*
my
aecret!
E
t
I
Uimfcl
re
.
CIOTSS eorered h. r'iecret.' V hen we mirrdad, we boeb
co“,lhu« tu in»",.u#.‘>B>1
are ac-
and jewels, the bride of the million-, they?”
knew wa «Sonld h*»e <» be very
Leander's handsome, sun-burned i
cliiua.rd and
uire looked worn, and restless, and
wvsrl^ »re eondit ion: abe would have her Mapaxine.
And ahe wa» right! I wooldu’t do wiihoot it uiy-
meh varieties are
visage
darkened.
unhappy, and that the beauty
eelf for double the aabtrripiian price. We read
it together, from the tule-paffe to the hat word :
offered tor sale that
HABPEns rn»J|
which Lad won “Old Burton” from , “What of him?” said he, sharply.
the»coriee keep our heart» young; the »ynm»*ie
of important events and acientific mailer» keep«
are Known to thrive and
fer
me ported ao that I can talk underaundfngly of
his life long bachelorhood was speed-1 “He may have asked her. Don’t,
what ia going on ; my wife ia alwaya tryins Rome
»ourish in die mountain
I new idea from the household department: al e
jly vanishing beneath that look of be vexed, Leander," »be added, (
make» all her dres*c‘i and thoec for the c
Iren»
country. The “IDAHO’’ pear
pleadingly. “ Folks do say she’s
and »he eets *U her patterns for nothing, with the
care.
HAMPER'S .MAGAZIS1 I
will be off. red in limited quantiiea
Magazine ; and we saved Joe when he wa* •*> aicx
HARPER’S WEEKLY
i
with the croup, by doing ju»t as directed in th*
Suddenly the door of an opposite dreadful took up with .him, and I i
H MtfERS BAZAR
for
the
first
time
this
year.
This
pear
]
hanitarun Departme’t But I can’t tell jou hatf,-«
HARPER*
‘•What wonderful Magazine ia it ?
PEorut
box opened; a tall, handsome don’t know’s I wonder so much arter j
is a native at Idaho is considered the finest
Uo-tnjre Pre*
0 .n
•• Demoreat'a Family Magazir.r, and—
ret , in
H o.f*M
We wafit to inereaae our circulation very largely during the next ait months—to double it, if pos­
••What! Why that’s what Lil wanted »o bad,
young man entered, leading a love­ I heard him talk t’other night, to sible.
T» j aceomplUh th!» we need the co operation of our present subscribers and readers. If each
pear grown and is extremely hardy. Do I h'ivd Slatas, Canads.ejJ.Vte
an 11 to’.d het it wa-« an extravagance.’’
one
of
our
present
reader»
would
secure
for
us
•*«
ot»
t^^uertbtr.
our
circulation
would
be
doubled,
-Well, my frend. that’s where yon made a
ly creature dressed in bridal white. Mary Bailey’s Chinese party. He’s of courve. Bnt we know that It will take an extraordinary Inducement to bring oat the united
Tbr
ro
’
urn*,
of
tbeM.j,
B
not fail to plant a lew trees.
grand mistake, and ona y n’d better ratify
of every one of oar present subscribers— we shall have to make a high bld. Well, we are
the .XuniLcrs
toon asvon can. l’Jl take your *»ub.’ »»_■ t here,
Her g >l-Jen hair was drawn away travelled most everywhere; and if effort*
,-mbti. jo * and anxious to double our circulation, and, by speOAl arrangement with one of the laad-
Address, Payette Nursery,
v«v n v^ar. When no
on mv wife’» account: the’» bonnd to have a china
Paretts Idaho.
scri|di.n>- wiil begin
tea-set in time for onr tin wedding next month.
from her fair, low brow and oval you could hear him describe ti e iug puDiiaMug houses we are enabled to make you
Mr
gold
i
n'nmln
rent at ¡ime of re. .-¡pt
An Offer Remarkable for its Liberality.
un.ne’rh
rithtiien
face, caught by a circlet of pearls, j tigers he killed in Ceylon and the
Found volume, ot Hanw, J
Lhtforc:
l‘ir?o-t!
Rcidlt: To any one eAo wm tend us O lie Subscriber to thii paper for One Year
three years bat’K, in neatevò®
and left to ripple over lier shoulders elephants he’s hunted on the Nig->r al the regular nbicriptton price, ice will gite Absolutely Free, and tend by mail, poet­ » 3 < 1 ¡1
I * -ent by mail.
STOCK BRANDS.
pud. Twenty-five Complete Movels-any tmnlJ-jli»youmay eeCeetfrom tW/oUoB-
; ,r volume. Cm h Ca*®
in a profusion of large soft curls. Biver------ ”
tng Lei:
runi- eai*h—hr inai!, to...
“
Oh,
hang
the
tigers
and
the
ele-
'
lf».
1M.
A
T.«w
Marvlec»
Me.
Index to Harper’« .'LriM‘|
Her large blue eyey were always
I Ma.
M». ISA A Wtek«4 ClrL 1
Ns.lM.
TbcPearlef
thè
<
•■ill. Analytical, und
N.1U The Old <8«kra CI
slyly seeking the face of her bus- ’ phants!” impatiently broke in Le­
1 I to 70, inclusive,
iticlu-iff. tromj¿.
troni Ju;» M
N» in. The <aUr«r»i«Ci
Ne r». A Trwableeem« UlrL. Ry,,T»B Dv t ■■».**
Iddi
I o
.» T*®1
ISSA. ......
on« ..
vol.
8 ...
vo. .<•
Cioib,|wW
r» Ci «Ht y «r wot Wall«» ByAHxn.M.
ATS N» 181. The roewUlal M<
band, to droop before his food, ad-1 ander. “I don’t believe a word of R N». «7.
raUelj AeeaMd. Ry Mr*. AnitrvuM. JWA Ns-lX». The IHaMMMl Hi
Keinutanvcs
shuuhi
be tniiit J
N»
12&
(lire
ll«Mee.
B?
1
N» 37C AFaUeSeeaS. »V Mr» iuuni*
it.
I
dare
say
he
’
s
all
very
well:
Money
Order,
vr
1
-'raft,
tea J
S». J75. T b» l*Mrl «f the Ortaait. By S »« »C
. Jr. N in. Aealha’e Ittotery
wiring gaze. The oair were so
X*. ?71. SI» « »«rHek’a l»«**hte#. By M. T. C*L»oa. N« m. Osi «r thè Oca. H
los**«
T7L. TheU»«»« Farm BriJ*. R» M» » * R
» - Me. III. TheHtery «faSU
-J
vouHg, so happy, so evidently and but; for my part, I haven’t much N».
Address IIA KP ER A
X». 77«. A D««<*r««a WMM«. By Mr* A S. S » * *. Me.!». The Evll Uealae
N». 11». The Myetery al
N»
Hlaekblrd Hill Ry F« « 8«* * K«»-
York.
Nr». W Àf'll »’UUfflK«.
II». Th® Peril •fKiehBrdP«rd«a. By ». L»*
honestly in love with each other, I opinion of a fellow that loafs around N*
. Ry MI.» Vet
X» 34« Th® Ulti® Old M ®f th® HaUgnallc®. By Me. IM The I-aet ai thè Betls
Me. iti. The Mervriek Fara» Mystery.
-..
G*«* »* .
that every glass in the house was a hotel piazza in hay-making time, N». B J«?. - From
C
----- . /uuetrated.
^uHrsted.
the Earth t® th® M®
By Jnt* Vma. Me.iaX
LOUISVILLE, KY.
-
-*
-
-
.
O«t
eftho
l>tplh»
By
ncaw
CeBwsr.
-,
Nata
Th®
GB»r4t*«
,
a
l
’
l®U
By
Dr.
J
H-
K
.
doing
nothing,
with
a
white
scarf
on
KekrlbMiiea.
By
M
M
»
Rteor.
N».
M.
Na.
til.
Th®
Bar®«*®
Wilk
My
Brirawo®
C
®,
Jr.
turned that way—the women envy- J
he Leading Agricdtartl Jctmal of tho Soatk zui West
Ne. M. A Tale efNIn Ry Mrs llmv
Na lit Th® Uray Fale®«. »? M. T. C» »®*.
N». »?. A F.rteae Manier. »ponTs.su
IM The M«rr®w®r« Secret. I’J Ma*» Cacti. Hat.
ing the bride, the men the men the his hat, and a sa«h, for all the Na
1891
Nat«. I’rrcy a«d th® Pr®»het. B» W
fourni.
Me. •*■ Wedded a«4 Parted» By ea’ber “tWa Yh.r;
Made by Farmersfcr Farmers.
b.
TheSt®ry ®f aWeJdUagRlag. Sy ih® *®U®r Me. »5. Ìhe k'alght.bHdg. Mystery. Ca.« Mas a
world
like
a
girl
’
s,
tied
around
his
<e. «4. naiedetv H«s>e. Mr iihtr •<" Dere T herse ’
af - D xi Tkarwa -
bridegroom, and some, indeed,
As
a
record
of
successful
agriculture.
H
ome
Na, K*. Marl!* Ware*® T«a»»tail®a. By Mr®. H. Wa®«> No. hi. A Paaalve Crime By •• Tea nrcawe. ’
and F arm has r.o equal
liverv topic relating
X® us. A M®¿»r« O-a®relia Br •stkwDwaTkeraa** Me. »1. Keee l edge. By Mr». Hoar Weo».
Harar's Wed
t .nong the latter, not scrupling to waist!”
«is. »1. A Bridge «C Lave. By eather •’ Der« The»»« ’
Haul Th®
11 ««a«. Br M. T. Cataaa,
»o agriculture ia openly discuNsea in its celutuna
Me. M The Fatal Marriage. Ry Miss w. R Maaev«,».
Xa 1X1. 1 he Fa»«l Cil-»® N» C
Aveva»*.
hr the farmers them.- .Ives. No expeus».- is spared
“It’s the fashion,” said Terebinth. Ne.
na. The Mill Càiri ®F Tyral R» M.T.Cataea.
A Qaeea Ame«g»t Weatea. By th» »»««et «f
ray so openly.
ih securing a full account of every notable suc­
Na 70. Melwa's KeteM®. fly H. ími H
*
cess on the farm. It is distinctively the
m. Hath Merrick. By W
*« H. Heaerst-L.
“A queer fashion, I think,” com- Sa.
ILLTSTRATII
Mrs. Burton looked also, and the
Ne IIS K«'hrr-a*a Ward. Ry Fi » ®
MaBB»*t.
FARMERS' OWN PAPER.
Na. 11«. TeeKieeee. My tfc® **Uar •! ” Dee* Thera®.**
!
mented
Leander.
b*.
Ill
CletaMaaad
*««ebh<®.
My
C«aata®
Baava.
A
record
of
their
daily
life,
presented
in
a
form
iron entered her soul at the sight of
I N. nt A % a« ah«««* Il creta®. Mr Mr». «. KawtiM.
arfer b W eekly nasnaver^B
P. F. STENGER.
and language which make it p’.aiu to all.
j’l. Ib.rAyrrail Graav«. Ry Marr Wi*«•«»,
•’He’s a very brave man—a reg­ N.
ta title as a “Journal of
her ol«i lover, so fully enraptured
Na : •» « »meri C'«AI«ca. My M«a H
Waea.
ITS LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
ao urnh^a cor.a*anii|H
Xe F». The Dream tlemaa. Hy Wit « Cei.ii>®
Contains the names of the most progressive farm­
) *iadone
od p -asibilities of i »e:u!ln«niM
with the beauty of bis young wife ular hero,” went on Terebinth. N«.tvt fh® rrcM«r«®r b raaehard. By R- L. 8r*r-
ers of the South aud West. They do not tre.it
dard of ariimir aud littnijM
of theoretical farming, but of thé actual condi­
Hossas branded on
Th® MlaaS r®«tarea ®f Jaba Mvb®l®aaa By
a .’ca an tout bed no i
that he tliil not even know, or care, "He s rved in Her Majesty’s White- N* ItaMt
C<a »IBI«»*.«
Ma.
tions which cosfcmtt U5 today : B. F. Johnson :
d’a progress, and presifataiA
re
llrra l I'»®« the Water». Rr Mlaa Mvterv. /■*«. Ma.
Waldo F. Brown • ïlcnry StiWf.w ’ lohn M. ? ‘.tn hl ; Either Right or
Heeled Horse once, during a Lon- N«
worthy and intere>*tin(,olfl
Xa Hi. A l'ale er Three Llee*. My Ft. Rrwaa llaee.a®. Ma.
that she was in the house.
A. f . r'erd ; Jeff. Welborn ; Hugh T. Bropka : John
v. NU. Page Mec<y-tw». »»» Nur Cren. Hu.
Ma.
ta. persons aud a< heivessenB
Sa »a
Merv ll«rJ«lch*® KiraL
Ny Bra. If. Wae®. Na.
!
don
riot,
and
------
”
C. Edgar . Steele s Bayou . T- H Baldwin . ud a stifle: OK.
cal Supplement will btfl
Old Burton looked, too, and
Sa rn WallFUwere. l-y M.Bia® fl*B4.*>® /.T4.
Ma.
host of others make ink» journal indispensable.
They wi.lbe literarv.atNM
Xa »M Th® .Urrebaal*®4'vim«te Ry M®«*»»® Aieaa. Jr. Ma.
“And did wonder, I don't doubt,”
Moreover, it is equally
t ul, critics’, up fgrahittlS
*e Cere- « rt«IBrl4’a J®«racy. By Mtn B*«»®««.
Na.
sighed as he marked the shy yet
Xa. I’M. 11 y M-trr Kate. Hr a.'her
Dar*Tllera® ' ¡d i. Na.
cas.on mav Gemand, uiH
•
A
HOME
MAGAZINE.
I«— pert au R» M TCai®»*.
e rve tl.e hearty cumsfl
Every subject of interest to live home-maker is
clinging affection betrayed by the i interrupted Leander. “But I don't N. Iff?. |«aath»*crf.
Range—Grant cewuty, Oregon.
My 9ri-»*rr® Ce»». Jr.
n b<. stowed «'ii pas laainil
Ne. UC Aitarli I n «erltaec®. Ma Mas» «’«eu. H*V.
fully treated. Mary Marsden. Loi» Cntesby. Mrs.
I
sec
what
all
this
has
to
do
with
us
Ne I®*. Thaï W l«tcr Night R< R<>®
Ruca*»*«.
r public. An famtiy
Brown.
Mrs.
Daviess,
Miss
Cabell.
Miss
M
ossy ,
lovely bride. Not in that way had
P.
0.
—
Burns.
Grant
county.
Oregon.
«Ce l-V T be Bed < r®æ. H. M. t. C.i®«®.
y will, aa hereto ore. htfl
Alice Winston and a bc>ce of others will contrib­
Ne Hi h-r i.e»e ®r Ulehe®. My a®.bar ** A Great
regard fur ite qr.a'itici'M
ute regularly.
his beautiful wife ever locked on and Calumet's circus.”
Mi.».*. ’•
me
visitor tu every iiomt. I
V-
The Wlrari ®f Craaada. Ry M. T. CiLaeth
FAITH LATIUSR
He took up his hat from the Na
A W
*®cret. Il» C**a* A ««ver*,
him since the day when she prom­
x. »IS The «.«¡hr Hirer. ' » W„Cat.ru»»
Is in charge of our Chil& en’» Department, nnc
PER YE Al: I
I
grass
where
it
had
been
reposing
Xa ISA Fljrcae® I * Ingtaa'a Oath.
By Mr*. M*w A
! »he has the peculiar faculty of being both iu-
ALMEDA A. STENGER.
ised to be hi».
|l«»>M-<
«tM
HARPER WEEKLY
I
I ter est; ng aud instructive.
X». IM. |.«e-!«alrr'a < ehi«. R» M«a M. V Viera® JtTJ.
among
butter-cups
and
white
clo-
,
Xa IM. Meet l.raa*e My Mra >l*wev Ueee.
HARPERS MAG AZIN E
I
THE MYSTERY OF THE KATiOM
"bo romantic, isn’t it?” said Gar­
X. 1 1 The l'eia««« ®f X a «a. flt h -«•« M Bar JT.
IIAKPEK
’
«
BAZAR
.............
I
ig
story
appearing
in
Kosre
and
Is a thrilliui
X. ISI. i erxlug lire Fetter®. 1!« Mra. Al*l<r»ia.
C attlk
branded
HARPER’S YOUNG PF^PUI
R. Masick. and is caching
wide
A l*t«» « rtghl’e D «g h 1er. l’y Mra. sartv
rison Palmer, w ho had accompanied ver bloc-soius all the time, and start­ x. I«».
F arm . ty Joi >lx>
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y-ee.ae.
Postage Free to all sul^ribnll
attention. Short stories by diskinguisaed writers
M. Il» ile'.leir tal, fieli. M» M
Rl«m. ¡VJ.
States. Canada, or Mexico.
I
appear from time to time.
the ill-matched couple to the opera. ed off at a brisk walk. Terebirtth N.
Il*
A l<Hr|«-re«t l.ire. K» M «iwww tl>a>
The Volume« of the Weekly wq
la I if Mr Nwel'a finir. H’ Mr> M>1 Aon Fi une®.
BILL AP.FS LEnCP.S
looked
dolefully
after
him.
the frat Num I »er for Janusnd
X. Il®
llerl.'a F »r1««r. By F» aar •»» W
“He was disinherited by liisold un­
Appear in each issue, and th:« hr.jr.oroesphilosc-
IIS
I hr Nlaeef II ear«.. Mr 1« L FaWaee.
When no time ia men; loved, i»i«
“Poor Leander,” said she, half N.
Xa tu
l.edy
h«le®eib'a
DI «a» »«Se.
By **T«»
pher was never more iatecestiaff than at th «
begin with *J»e s.«her « tm <J
cle Stephen, and all the money left
41®, « arle®®. RyNiMU X Bn»»««,
’
ceipt of order.
i
' aloud, “I’m afraid he’s going to be X. |a*««w.rwa
Ill r».lr hret »’eUe. Br ae«ha»
■ liera Tbarwa. ’ /IT4.
vie
II«
at
»1
»In.
*k»8
8rwn«o
^
IK ITS KDITOCIIL DEPARTMETT
Bound Volume« of Harper’ll«
Tbr N®lp la Aakley. By Mr». Hwwwv B are.
N. Ht 1 1.1- M »,«««•> Bâter. N»
J M. R-ei—». //CA
to that girl, who was a distant rela­ badly dieapjiointr 1.”
year« back, in neat cloth biadiBcf
X-I 'il
If -r » • r-H
lue Mea.
Ily ihe auliieff a< ** bara
tt'»»8»gtk'M birla la J. Ny M. ar C
H* .
Hoars axd F arm »peaks boldly and fearlessly in
Range—Harney and Grant county Oregon
T
—
A i» IM® 4 Sia. My kt • waU>®r of •• Para Thvru«.'
by mail Pva'age paid, or by «x>i.
behalf of ’’ Farmers’ Rights ” It favors a re-
tive of both; and George Iiowaid
P. O.—Burna. Harney county. Ur.
Th. I. . w » rr’a ’•’-eret. Rr Mtæ N. R. RB*r«ew.
X®.
Tb« Laarvl ll«af>. Hr M1 Net -a«.
Alice Ames was sitting on the i N.
penae (provided the freight tau.
vLiou of the tariff in behalf of tl.e farmer : better
x. i ' T he *tr««ge < e»e ef Dr. Jekyll aa«l Mr.
Ila«ry Arbeit. By Nr». H®'*v Wau».
------------------------------------------------------- -———.
per volume) for |7 uo a volume. 1
roads for the fanner ; Free Mail Delivery to ih<
M» Ir. I.
A
« Hart»«. Br Oroana Knar.
went east on busines, saw her. fell porch, under the green, shifting x. . IK.tr.
lu» A <»t.l Ma«*e M«crlC®e.
By Mr». Av» 8.
Cloih Caaea for each \ olami
lllaeEyeaaarl Guide» llalr. Hy l>firs?M»i®.
farrner; Co-operation among the farmeis, aud its
X®
C«H«b AlkA’a legacy. Rr M T C .
binding will be cent by nail km
turn
in
to
*'
Bust
Trusts.
”
Its
motto
is
in love with her, and married her, • shadows of the hop-vines, shelling X...I ®rBr>m»a.
( «.1er |1»c IJIur®. Nr aether ni“ O»»* Tbera®.'*
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ceipt of |l.
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TODHUNTER.
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Fair
Trade
zad
Farmers
’
Kights.
”
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think
nf
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’
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«ill
g
’
r®
you
twenty
Hwo
charming
complete
noveleare
If
you
will
get
it«
Remittance« ahoald be madO*
and never knew that she was the i Lima beans to dry, as Leander .m r ear yearly auliscrliter The novela ore splendid ones, ft nd they ar® published complets lu
Money Order < r Draft, to avuidttar
fine .» figure came m* iL (>'imp*tl I f’.rni N - r t >® nature «dtlte authors—they are the mret relebr&ted writers, both !
Addraaa HARPER A HR -»Mill'
heiress
•
iv i i v co ui
of 1113
bis JUrl
lost lUilUIlv
fortune till
till
d
a . Rockwell's tall,
.i
cattls
branded
A'<;*rl»*M am! K«imp •. N »te aleo the lung and nUrætlve Hat fr<. in which you are privileged
.
-
A.
swaging up the path,
. ' • He was ••f
with -S-Wranch” on
i.» «.•:« t N . it.aher wbl«*h of ihe novels ton cl.oote, you will bo j-orfrrUy delighted wt»h them.
month after the wedding-day. It 1 very
Left Hip.
very handsome,
handsome, though
thought the girl, M.w.1 . » • lie. Il .r.-ln tn Itila lie» ►‘•Il for 2S renls each In the .OanJe aud other libraries You can «et
v <7.r ».//>/«- a-.y twenty-Hr® you may rlt<reo> frtt. for get tic g ns only one yearly subscriber,
Ear marks: Close-
is like the things one reads in a but he lacked the ease and polish i t rw-c®
’ait i.» t «!-.«:»»< ’ha’ th!» I-« «.nn^rf-.il
icUa ou® es you never had before ?
crop off the Right ear;
x » v I«’ every reader of Hita pnper c ntM 1er ibis nff.ir r» a>l<!re*>e<l io ialmee’f or herself Indlxid
L’nuer slope in
novel; but you don’t expect to see ' of the dapper little captain of "Her anilv
Mak«* .- v.iur »nind ili®’ yre will Imvo twenty-five of th««® «harming completo novel«.
Left ear.
Vu.I »
enetly x«»w c«v do I’ I What I* It to£et
® yearly sute''rll.>er to lilt» paper? There is net
those things In real life, ’ do you, ’ lflr. «I.ak« 1 White-Heeled Horse.” om-
Harper’s Ba:
one <‘f -nr per - en» a« rltwre ami rr.ulere l»nt eon «lo It, If t! «y will try. Remember.
His clothes bore evidence of country y. .ti *| v® g.-
not x-k-l to e-t uu a «hib or to «Io any
nr arel ng. but merely to use yowr lnCiieiuí»* ti
Of th® v*riou Baking Povian Uli»
dear Georgina?”
in i
®i.c .»f vn-f nctgltb r® or friends in hike our paper mr a year
Anybody can do th!»
ILLUSTRAT
_
111»
cut
vuv
—his
1113 boots
uvrcrto were
W V I V powdered with
ll 1 I I I
i»if • ‘»«»r '• I eh »«nr® »nd friend® th* re 1» cera'nly ewe who will anhscrlb« for onr laper at you/
trated from actual test*
Mrs. Burton shook her head, dust, and his face was bronzed » A '.•.•'ml
>1 !» • ■ »it pill it i-.ff nretnp In think it over, l-ut go right out a*, once m l pct ymr mb
*
!
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Y
u
viuirreif
«
H!
I > ►nr- r’ae.l tu ân«l bow raey a thing it I tn do an I when you rereb <
Haupan s B asab if a jruraalM
BOTALtr«re
She could not have spoken. In with August heats.
■eases arer btaaded
your» veer
® <-nn:p*ete ■ ‘»ve ® ami comn’ri'.«*® reading them, you will bo delighted to thick yon
• •iving thela.eet inforn.a ieii »]
w‘th "S-wreBCh” oa the the Ftshiure. it« numerous illusd
of <»nr great a <l verv liber I affer.
“How do you do Aliev?” said he; t> We 5 Ivi Ig •»*:•«
that one moment of supreme emo-
UXm-
(Alam)
vaDitv ,»f th® ii«»vel-» f-rtwo yenrY »’»’’•‘’ribera. «evantr-Sve for three rubso-iber», and
io!.-piafes. and pattern sheet ium
Left thigh.
if m y n uni tier Gel livre tail nii « e«V «erri ber If V‘-n ran without tn® nr.u h trouble, tut • o
inaiepecaable alike to the iunti
.lion her rejected lover—had he and Alice, remembering the differ­ SO
svarosDT Urnk'
'’viti «»t /at icft-t n -e. ami -eviti® fr.r vonreeü twenty five chsrmlng compiei® neve's free. Yon
arid
1 be professional meuiste. .M
ential manner with which the cap­ n«»t
will m -®
»• <1 I ar. e— great rj.t • rtii’ itv- If you p«UM» Gita ««íTct by uuhved'ad. Ordvr JOUI* I
it spared in making its artistic 4
cared to know it—was most bitterly
■UIVORD-S (atea
■
tain always addressed her as “Miss notéis •>/ t i- ’.iinibrre r a plv««.t Au.lros all letter::
of the highest erdtr. in elewi
I CUU* (Ahm r*a®r>.
avenged.
parlor plats, aud thoughtful om
Ames,” answered, with a tots of her
tastes, and tie last page is faneei
of wit and humor. In its weekM
head:
MW* aaff O.K.* (AM
R«-X. Gram and Ma’haareoantica.
thing ia Inc ¡need whir h is of iurs
F. U. address. Buri.a. Grant co., Ur «go a.
A COUMTRY CIRCVS.
“I’m pretty well, I thank, you!”
During 1*91 Ague« B. Orrrsbeewilh
ontuin
of articles on ’I be House tualffl
“I’ve been getiin’ some tickets
Corson will treat of “Sanitary Lrt
rwni (Saa Fi
I will pay Five Huadrad Dollars for interesting snececstou of ©apend]
for the circus to night, Alley,” said
BY AMY RANDOLPH.
wUVw the arrest and convictioa of anv per- Art an I History.” saperbiv illorn
CZAX................
he, plungin'? can amore into his
on or persons, killing or stealing any of th« furnished by Theodore Child I’M
tockef th« above bread or beloaging thereto.
will be by Walter Bessel end ThoBi
subject. “Will you go with me?”
M. PBICTS..
Front New York Ledger:
‘ Thank vou, evei so much,” said
“Cut, cut, ca-daw cut! Cut, she, stooping for a fresh handful of
HARPER’S PERI01
cut!”
velvety, green pods, “but I’ve prom­
Per Year
lift- L ew . •Why, Addie, you rcedn’i oyabeot
HARPER
’S BAZAR
Thus caroling her way, the ised Captain Cassell to go with
R! 1 only Mid. 2J». Zllcn was a very well-
HARPERS MAGASIN»
informed wooud , £~d I T ie^cd J OU WOU.d follow
HARPERS WEEKLY
speckled hen flapped wildly around him!”
her example."
HAEPER*8 young
_______ rioni
Mtn I. xb - *TeB. Rr.d la?t week yon said yea
“Humph
!” observed Leander,
■aaroRD'KN
Mtnone Mies Terebinth Rockwell's!
,T
Postage Free to aU 1 subsc ribs*
wfehed I could tE-aca e lo l< ok as atyUsh ae Mrs.
A JOURNAL FOR ADVRRTKLRS.
State«, Canada, er Mt «view.
,'so
I
’
m
too
late?
”
A Be»,— and »he Bia>^ ftU ttt 0W3 cUMtot. Dot
nxmi.ir...
*O)
dahlia« and carnatiuns, with that I
ike has wbai I ha?'a'V
• a ».--*. i-w
The vol a me« of the Baser bsgb^
“Yes, a little too late ”
M b . Lae- •• What is that ♦*
J
BimroasB • («».**—), .*«■ mm ...
number for January of eack W
fair maiden following close in pur-. “Is it to be always so, Aliev?
M ra L kb . •* Well, sac gtu al! o* tef InfonxMk
ia time is moniioaed, subecriptM
Ron from the N.-**az no they take. I admit that
with the Number current atthscq
Beports of Govenuneat Chsausta. I
kuit, her cheeked Biin-bonnet waved , “I don’t know what you mean,
the knows all ths: is coin- ou, and is bricht and
of order.
eaUrtaicing in conversion; but I coo d do as
•' The Royal Bakief Powder is composed of
Bound volumes of Harper’s M
above her head like an ensign of Leander,”
well as ah© tiers if 1 hsd the jane source of
year in neat cloth binding. wiflkj
Information. She lent me tbo lxn aumbor of be?
pure and wholesome ingredients. It does not
“You used to care for me a little,
postage paid’ or by express, W
war. Leander stood and watched
Kagazine lately, rnd I ksrac-i core in one Losr s
I
Combines the juice of the Blee Fip of
contain
either
alum
©r
phosphates,
or
other
in-
(provided the freight doe« uot«*-
»cadiDff. abac; v rio-s aockl nv.turs and the
1 before this boasting captain of-herse California, so laxative and nutritious
la: per volume) for J7 a volun^
jnrioussubstancea.-EDWABDG. L ove . Ph.D.”
the pursuit, with thecool, impartial l^miThere”
topics of the day. tian I wnn!d p ck up tn a month
Cloth casea fo. each voleme.Wj
with tha medicinal virtues of plams
by my o©czsior.al chaLJ with fr.cnda. Itccvtaialy
•* The Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedly
Ing will be senir by mail p-«!*“’
smile of a dlsintereete i speetatcr,
©overs every top s ef ini* rfvcm Ue nee a of
"1 like you well enough now, Le- known to be most beneficial to the
|1
each.
the toy dam la tie dcnf’B of b.orsekccpirg;
the purest and rac^t reliable baking poude:
hamaa system, forming the ON LY PER­
Remittances should bo rr.io« •
and everyming is so bcantifally illustrated, too* I
until the epeckled
speckled fugativo tie-
be- I under."
offered te the pubLe.
Monev order or Draf*. to
FECT REMEDY to act gently yet
Every time Msnde
®Tcr
Al cne’ eh©
Adtvafi
HAKPSt*1
thought herself to dart headlong in-1 “Well enowgh to marry me?”
coomb back roc lessee
to fxt yen to Uke
•• H emrt A. M ott . M. D., Ph. D.-
promptly oa the
Dcmoresi ® Family Ma'Weiae. es th- «tories are
•* The Royal Baking Powder is purest in qual­
so good. Even u • boys watch fori every month,
to the aunny angle of the stone wall j “I don’t think you’re justified in
«^.Xenspapers ara «ot to ttg*
as a plarc b iocud tor t era al-© In its p»Eca: and
asking me any such question,” said KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWELS
ity and highest in strength ©f any baking pow
Hr Allen swears by it. It is rally wonderful
a'« of the above adver isen.««¿
where the scarlet spheres of ripen-1 Alice, jumping up and retreating
dcr of which I have knowledge.
toew it volts every member of the i-~ulr 1 ’*
tiPMta ord«r of MARPÄK 4»*
i
Hit 1 ji < “ V\ t-U perha « I h d th iter send fere
ing tomatoes basked on a huge hurriedly into the house,
•• W k . McMvmfB, Ph. D.”
Copy; for. if it h anything like what ye«
Cleanse tie SjsteiP Effectually, Specimen
•AH Alum baking powders, no matter how
say it h. it will smart a nd in «roc. the whole <f ua»*'
wooden frame. At the supreme | “I understand,” remarked Lean­
I
— so rut -
high their strength, are to be avoided as dan­
Hr® Lxe
1 rt that V7 •'■>nnings Demorest,
I I
'J
gerous Phosphate powders liberate their ra«
the publisher. 13 Fest 1’th Street hew Tort, .a
second, he swooned noislessly down der, grimly. “I don’t stand any PURE BLOOD.
offer:nr tn send a Soccimeu Copy foe 10 eenta. re
too freely, or taour ctunattc ahaafca sukkr de­
show
alongside
of
the
tiger-hunting
REFRESHING SL. EP,
we cant low nvthn.r, s® ea«-h number eooiaics
from his unseen vantage point, and
terioration.
HEALTH and STRENGTH , a ’Pattern Or r’ estiU r* the bolder to ear
hero. It’s a pity we haven’t a few
Pattern she rasy ebeoer. ar.d in any size—which
seized Old Speckle l-y her flutter­ I wild beasts in these woods to kill. Natvnlly fc riow. Ererv one 1» Mntf il
aLne sBakc® ejch ropy wm 3P cents : and 1 wwt
want a iedtet pat era ike Jin. Aflen’a The
ing wing*.
The captain must miss his occup.v I »r. I all »re delighted with it. Ask yont
sa’je-r*ptM3 p >e Is c-r’y ‘tfQ a year; and I
drvggist for SY’KU'P
FlG-x M»aw
nnat rar I ern't ere bow t --T eon
US
Well, goodafternoon, Ally.
“Here’s your feu], Terebinth,’* ition.
®L«rrx»t a kl«.aace f-T m littie a»cney>
(»ctuit'l only by tbe
Terebinth and I will have to go to
said he.
THE SELF-THREADING
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Cd.
I the circus alone, I suppose.”
"Well, I declarer Ntid Mirs Tere­
S am F smkisco , C al ,
Un-w-nrt...
Kr.« Vo««.
i
The
mammoth
tent
on
Durkill
binth, according a reluctant admir­
Common was crowded that night.
ation lo the deftness of the capture. Calumet’s circus was a local cele­
“And I’ve been chasin' the creature brity and had been widely adver­
» . M. Faasv h Co’*
for thia ten minutes! I'm goin’ to tised The rural population had
inus.r^'l, Dev-r pure as J Priced
not many opportunities of enjov-
have a fricssse for dinner.”
S f . zd A nnual
la it .re e«w-
m-*nt. and did rx t propose to 1 t
F . 1G91
FREE
“Company i min’?*’
biMd th. fla­
this one go by default. Every o ie
» all
xart«. awd ta D«t season'»
evstc^ers. It »* ber.cr than ever.
ti« tneehanie-
“1 mean to ask Eider Atkinson was there, from Elder Atkinson and
I »wry per*®© «
M .kill, the
*. rear *v
and l is wife "
his wife, down to the little Mitchael
K- M seed ier iu
Adcrcss
most urefal
"Don’t ask 'em,” said Leander Ryan, the cobbler, and bis pinched
D. M. FERRY A CO
uii practica!
DETROIT, MICH
looking
better
half.
Captain
Cas
­
dements, tad
Larrret beexisv n
ihe •o.-’d
“Put it off till s ome other time.
sell and pretty Alice Ames occupied
all known ad­
Terebinth.”
a conspicuous front scat, and a few
vantage. that
“For goodness sake! Wliv?”
rows l®ck rat Lander Lock we 1
task, a tew.
OF ROCKFORD. ILLINOIS.
E ’ NM M Ywwetv T»’V» •» • «Murr«, as coin»»«,
ing mackina
Leander drew Üitre squares of with Miss Terebinth and her fr end
with«»! a«lverti«emeMt». ülh»*c«*riat». «n«tf-
d.siraW. to
b«« «erreat f r trwth an4
»*•<»»»•«
yelloy pasteboard from his pocket Hannah Binns beside her, a plain I«»»,
Ckr;»«.
with tb« br*».lrw« <ksrw B » » c!*ea
«11 or me.
RARrr H* Y*«r taBlfeÄ It ha» ’• be bbire er
“Ixx k.” said he. ‘I’ve got ti< keto little seanistresa body, who had rwhr'ow*
bwt«. bwt •-•V'» t.»
v
»<•••♦ cf vil». »•
been aaked at the eleventh hour; rr
aiaaUaa rre-ftaa hv tk*l • bub !»
a*d
for tbeeircu» to night—for vou and "sooner than waste the ticket,’’ li H***«
h>Mr«n »ad II <*M erwRl*. aa
B»u<!av~«al»>«>l
<rv b*»»*fwl A ar ratee
ws*h »p.l a »aks < lar-'-w. O«»ly II.M a V
u.e end Ally Ames."
thrifty Miss Terebinth had said
la «leb»? > »•*--F¡* ¡ k Lara- i-*«»r*v
Miss Terebinth's earewern visage
ire ar cswnsvn.i
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