East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896, September 13, 1893, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextP. F. STEGNER I GOOD 9 WORK FOR OS IL Eithur Right or ILLUSTRATED. FO i THE YEAR ------- -+*■-------- THIS PAPER— ------ WITH------- THE S N FRANCISCO I THI’E A CO., Box No. 400, August*. Mt i Range—Hartley andOrant county Oregon P. I*.— Hum*. Haruev county. Or. 4 Per Year: ------ HR------ i Soldiers disabled since the war are HARPER’S M AGAZTNE... .............. 44.0 'I ARPER’S WEEKLY ‘ o Entitled HARPER'S RA7 \R 4.0 Depemterft willows and Parent* now de- HARPER’S YOUNG PEOP E 2.0 I pendent whu-e -ons died f■ om theelieers of Postage Free to all Sub ri ers in tin army service .-in- included. If you wi-b United States. Canada, or Mexn >. I our claim »peedilv ami »uceessfully proxe- uted.ad ire- J A M ES T A I“' NE R, Tbc volumes of the Magazine begin will I I a'e I'ommifutiuuer of Penxiiiiia, he Numbers for June and December o' W KSH1NGTON, 1» ■ae h vear. When no time is s'-ecified, sul criptions will besjiti wiih the Number cur rent at time of r< c i|it of order. 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IliaheR thè la relialtle lui li - timi ket (|ii<'tati special attenti furai siiti a.r I an i IX ili uvei t » ass laniily * i ^cwntific American I arerst circulation of an» scientific paper in the » ild. Splendidly illustrated. Ao Ir.telllgout ' 1 be Without it. Weeldv, *3.00 a •x molli' '’res* A'.'NN A CO, ____________________ 'Yty. to Ilio ìlileles If You Think , MARKS, etc. . NO DEE UN EE 8 PATENT IS SECURE i). (;01 1 Li ESI’ON D- ENCE SOLICITED. I ! ! , 613 & 616 7th Stroot, IT. V7. I II STODDART c I I I I ! I FERRY’S SEEDS, Always the they are recocnlwd an the ttandanl everywhere. k Ferry’« Sr rd Annual '1 the J took • f lhe kh <i | ui>- fa A iiahed. It la Inva liable to tue Jg planter. We send I’ 1 • -e. ----- Hw - “„It l . ilH »1. c.F. ‘ <■/ :. ■5 ?* ■’ I L LT ST RATE D. Harper’s Weekiv is acknowledged ns a'and ir.gfi'R among ilhis rated wecklv peri.. Iva* in »merii«. 't occupies a pla e between that ■ if the hurried dai i paper ami that of the leas Ime1 monthly magazine, ttincbi.es fifth itera'ure and news, and presen's wiih eqiis r''e and fe'idtv the real eve'1 s of eurren hls'or' and the itnaulns'ive themes of fl.'1 n >i. Hceount of i's ver < e-"plete series of illns rati. > s .d be World’s Fair, it will be not ,.nb he bi s ''Hi •••'he g-eat Exposition, but n'a it* ) ex anveidr. ! er1 mildic event of general ¡'•ter'«’ m l ehtl’v i listrated In i a pave* 'tR I . u’r’l n'iot-X r-ein ■ from the beat writers a .-.I ar ix'a in ’hix ..ttntrv, it will contii ue 'v eve'!’ li'eriit'i'e. i-e x. and il’ustratioi s all ..'her piihlii attoi'B of i s chisa 1 » iimlv. li ih n e M J’.l.E. ami ih t>, in Hi" LE Al J’Al'ER ' I t <-• I Il e l'b E-tlier Ot will »elici po-ti' D. M. FERRY & CO. JT DETF^IT, ¿9 Mich. Harfs Wlv. [Oppo i-e U. >. I'aleiii Office,] W ASHING i <>N. 1». C. -I tll>- h'illseniibl F any kind or a crop will < o, then any kind of seeds will do ; » u: t r the tM‘Ht results you should plart Address HARPER A BROTHERS. Nev York. CO., minili un l'- C’-l Í l ’ i* llig suli-ci Ie' lo - cu.ii In mi -1- m : dai ;” ■» " 3 I Ait j i nl > . The 11 McMullen Woven Wire Fence co S »nd • 80 Ne Market St.. Chicago. 4 K I w I- “ I I IX) YOU WANT TO ADUFl’ a babyi Maybe you think this Is a new biisinoxe. ■ timi. D ti:'* ■ »II sending o t babies on in" i ver have t -I* don ■ before, however. >• ginn! sam¡ iiiinislie. in'-n«oti m ernir.t, " ' ■ t.iis one. E i''- . er saw 1" rhnt’s Hie »»' l ing can e .- <1 • bind: -e ■i'U: itero vuu but a l »11.0 ■ ■ *»- • L The October Harper’s Magazine will contain the first part of Mr. Edwin Lord Week’s articles on the journey “From the Black Sea to the Persian Gulf by Caravan.” HARPER’S PERIODICALS, I which lie undertook last, vear with the late Theodore Child. The first per year : paper narrates their experiences <>n ’IARPER WEEKLY ........................ 4."i 'he road through the country ot the H XRPER’S M \G AZINE 4.01 HXRPER’S BAZAR 4JM Kurds, between Trebizond and Ta- ’I \fl"ER’-< YOUNG ”E'»pt,E............. 2A breez, and describes the latter city e-Htage Free Io »11 xitbseribers in the Unind -tnt s. i anxil». ¡r Mex eo. he it appeared during a cholera Th • Volumes of the Weekly will Keirin win ’he firs' Number for Jnnimr' of e»« h 'ent scourgi-. The article is fullv ill When 1 o ' me is mentioned. Bill'»' rip'ions wi' begin wi h tlie Number current »' time of re ustrated from sketches made by ■ I •! unc i nmes "f llnrper'x Weeklv for*liret Mr. Weeks during the journey. e»r» t.H -k. 11 ■ e»t c'olli binding, will be sent '■ mail I*. *"!_■<' i-iild or Kv express, free of ex pense (provided'he f-elvh* does not exceed I’ per volu'i e) for (7 O' a volume. Cl.-th < "R.-x for each Volume, xn’table for I'tnditm « 1 <• sent '■> mail p•>»! paid, on re eipt of (I. Remlt’ances should be made by Bost ofi'ct Moi.c »rder ,.r Draft, to avoid chance . f loss, ‘.d lr-sx UVRPFIt O’.R »THERS. New York Patent Had Expired 4ap’ Biza I I, L U ST R A T E D . Address s letter or • "rti ‘ T»S 1: 1-H »•..«•»» n..*I*ls ' • I' ‘AV, JGHik .f ? ) HUURN, « t.ii’te» 1'. <!). Hol 444. _ WA-'liN» Dr PENSION'S FROCtltEt’ SOLDIERS, vr'OWE CHILDREN, PAR Y Alio, f 'r $o'i*’rrn • nl Railor« liityintlirrtialar ArrnjorWr Fur’vlvorn of »••• Tnd'i” war- <»f 1 their widow«, now <-ut!tI«*d o:<bi a •prrtnltv Thousands entith t Bend for new lawn. No chir^u *< t • ' •nitl •ucceaaiul. he- v I S-TA» »’v I clainr • r rit* - No it? SHILOH’S CONSUMPTION CURE -• - r Koeae of thia Great Cough Cure le » .it .1 parallel in the history of medicine. A drukaisU druicaiaU are aulltoriaed aulhorited toeell to sell it on a po»- po<- ... no . otherc ------ ------- -n I e guarantee, a iesl that re can ,'tlliy »«and. a ss'.illy stand. That it m tn ty »y become bcconie krow u , the Propiletora. at an enormous ex- ■i»e pls 'mg » Kample Bottle Free into finn e< tv h. me in the United Stale* «nd Canada. Jf you have a Cutich. Bore Throat, or Bron elrt'a. nae it. for it will euro you. „ If . your — ' . ~ on< — Z*" , hi! ! ha» the «’-• up. or Wh«w»r.ing< * • —* . *• if t «“ <* rrad I •nvmptlf* MT><1 relict K — sure. I. ilrsMio-rn dim an • Coiwnuptmn. u*e it. A . v mr Druggist for SHILOH'S Ct RB. F - tort».. «Osta. amiti 00. Ifyour Lunga ...re er Ri k lame, uw Shiloh'a Fottuta a r^io .-. I’Hcr 4 eta. For aale by all Drug- g> ut SbaiU » < <uer*. I - Harper’s Bazar is A journal for the home I !' vive» the'ales’ in'• rmntioex with regard t( ibe ’ ashions, and it» numerous illustra’ions I I'rais .-signs and vat'er - sheet supp'cnients are liidlspevs" 'e alike t 'hehomedrexs maker a d the pr.(fessi-i a -.idis e. N > expense is spare 'o :"akv its arti« 1 n'’’•active' e»s of 1 he Ills. In st ord. r tbi. ■ st.>r-e*. amusing com • In s. a'id 'h n :'i ’ill essa»'« sa isti all 'aste* and Its last pan ■ is »' ns i.x a budget of wit nod humor. I - its week" issues every thing is ini ht'ied w i ce is oi i erest o women The .-erinls for 1 .> il. ! "■ ■ ritte bv Walter Bexaiif , a d I dtin ' a all < hr « ini Terhune Herrn k 1 >.|' furniah a prai ti'a’, series, entitled “ At the T i'et " Grace '-Un-.-. • '.¡V" Thorne Vi"er. and • an.m- e Whee er -.- 11! he frequent contiibuior» The w. rk of « u In ’he '’olumbian Expo- sitien will be fu>b rep'isettled with inauv i'l ns'rition*. T. W. liggi'isoi' in “Womei ai d Me .’’ will please m-uhivated audience. I X.u A" c p . r ”\V HOMI- X E ( ’O.. 72*' '»•.’•k. > •., Fr„ de ! > oart i MODERATE FEES. (.formation and advtc.- .‘mi to lavraton wlthoat cbarv«. Addrese PRESS CLAIMS CO., JOHN WEDOERBURN, Maniifftnit Attorney* r. O. Box 4M. WaautHUTOH. D.C. •^Thf* Company I* managed by a comb.nation of the Urv« .t i nd mort fnllnenual n. •»pal* r» In tbo I nit- .1 <t itr*. for the .ipr.M »urporn of fr»iwb In* th. tr .«Urrlkvr, .galnet une rupulona *1.1 In ompetrat Ta ent Agent., and aarh paper printing Ihli (idvrrtUrment vouche*forlhe re*m’n.l- MUiy **4 |a*to*ua4Uigof Uwrr«-«>Uabuaevu4Mitff. which wo pronomi to Bend to you. transpor ta'ion pili. Tue little ilari.ng i ext.» Hgimist a pi.low, nnl is in the ret < t dtawn g oil its pin« aoex, the mate of which ha bien pullid off and tlunr .u>> le with a t tiimpliant coo. The flesh tints are perl oct, nnd the cy<r follow vou.no nuitterwii r> y . i stund. Th- exqui- «itere iro.luctionsof t..is greanxt puinung ot 1.1a Waugh the mo t c- lebnitcd of mo. < rn puintoriof baby life pro to be given to those who -utiH'-rilx) to lieniorext's ruini.y Magn- vn-' for isn't. The r.-proiluc-tons cunnot be told from the original, which cost fUX*,and tre the sum" xii' 17V.'! inches'. 'lb< l iby s Ufe »I ' •• and ubso.ut 'y lifeli c We have al o tn oro int’ion, to present to our Mit> »eri'»-;'» d Himr I-*" t, c.hcr ffrt pictures by s u h .rf -t i 11 l'or y ’ oran,Maud Hiuni-hi ey, 1. .J'« Du.-x ham 's. rnd others of w. rld-widc r'lt 'wn. Tck" < n'v two oxatmlcx of wluit w. ' 1 r i : III ■ p ’ ' « *r, " A Yard of Pan- «i. »," and “ \ \ h i ' II. us«'< rebbi " by the wife »f "-i’« Put !l'Ti'ou, and you will sea «rto.it our 'ci inv t. < tin. I,, v ■ vho so'- ... • fPrmorc«t a Fnmily Mi-irme tor U «II! n. .>»■•» a galli ry o e.x- I ».•• » i',, i.f mt re. t v I. e. I ••»i'b « a Mi r- n» .(ill i r i *’ ’ 1‘pr.i'ed I y any in t *» *v )•! I i«r ts u • t •. I . I’' t* j’tH'Ds hiid <!>• ' t'.i •> ,’.'i t •' i, i 1'Miycni po-l- c • m «1 'h- t > " « ■ .' th" ’a' ' f’d «'I ’ba fa-’* an Ì iliXrrem «em» < i i.-t.net ol out the h i •• !. i»'dd ■ I • I ' mu' int« rrsling re.i li i f '■• '.t'rr, b i i «• 4 gry. for the „ ,,,■ . .... t oh! - Demon M’s is not * f I»hl. r, 1 • t sLio i Tilg' * arc P»'T- i rii»-' ■ • - » u. i r r of ro«’, nil the pat tern » » i * -h ........... nirrur the yenr. und In io • *e y-"i co" »♦'. F nd in y. ur sub- ‘p i >n ■•i.l'p -' n» #7 an<l you w-ll rvnlly , ,|. . Vi i. «sth" p.blixber, ■' J*u'ii ?.-r,ir;t<..15 fii-t 11th St . New y rk 'f y i one " ntcl with the to*«»iuiie. »vou U e . . * i -i a »t-niueu copy Not Teeth. Lnip Fuller tells IhU story, hut «he doesn’t think anv woman will think it funnv, says the New York Commercial Advertiser. In Paris there is a famous lion tamer known as “Leo, King of the Lions.” He is a good sort of a chap, hut he gef9 drunk; not regularlv, but now and again In fact, he is somewhat like a Swiss chamois and skips from jag to jag. When h>* goes home after taking too much drink his wife cas tigates him making use of an inn- brella. a chair or anything that comes handy. A few weeks ago Leo received a wild lione«s with cubs and a wild lion from Africa. His first per formance, dangerous as it wa«, was so successful that be celebrated the occasion bv getting drunk. He didn’t, dare to go home He knew Mrs. Leo too well. So he crept in to the cage, pillowed his head on the wild lioness, threw one arm around the wild lion and fell asleep. In the morning he was awakened bv a horrible nlow in the ribs He started up and saw his wife jabbing at him through the bars with an um brella. “You coward!” she hissed. HARPER’S PERlOi’ICS IS Scientiflo American Agency for Feared Tongue. Harper'* Magazine for IMS will cantinae •* mxi'itxin the unrivalled «tandard of excellence which h«s ch.racterlged it from the beginrdng Among the notable feature* of the u ear thvre will be new novel* b' A Ronan Dov'e, ron- s'anee Fei’lmore Woolaon. and William Black, chort *toriea will b< co 'rihuted bv the moat p. pn’sr writer* nf the da incbnling Mary K. Wilkins, RichHgd Har Hng f*avi», Mar «ret Beland, Praxaer Mat’hew*. and ma’v otheia. The illustrate 1 des rip'iie paper* wi'l embrace artie’ea by Jul'an Ra - h on new Southern and Wes'ern subjects; by Theodore Child on India: bv Poultney Bigelow on Ruasia and Germany; by Richard Harding Dav'a on a lamdon Seaaon : bvl'olonelT V Bodge on Fax'ern Ri'ler»: eto. Kdwin A. \bbev’a ilbiatrationauf 4hxke»peare's Comedies « id be continued. > i'erarv article» will be contributed h\ I'harlea Eliot Norton. Mrs .laniea T. Fields. William Dean Howells. Hrander Matthews and others. Range—Harney county. Oregon. P. <».—Burna. Hai ney county. Oregon. Our Premiums 1 FROMOVK EXCHANGES. USTRATED •tide: OU. FJKTHS FRIOS OF ONE. , I j N ews I n general Han» r’s Magazine Horiea branded Journals L • few uaya, aud you will be startled at the unex peeled nucceri* that will reward your effort*. We tosiiiveiy have the be»I bu-iue»* to oiler an agent <hat can be found on the face of thu earth. *45.th* prolit ou S7S OU worth of buaiiieaa U heing t-a-dly uud honorably mime by aud paid to hundreds <it men, women, bora, aud girl* in our employ. You can make money faster at work tor us «han vou have any idea of. The business is *o <asv to learn, and instructions so simple and plain, that all R'leceed from the start. Those who take hold of t'te business reap the advantage that •rise* from the sound reputation of one of the Oldest, most successful, and largest publishing house- in America. Secure for yourself the profits ■ that the business so readilv and handsomely yields. All beginners succeed grandly, and more than realize their greatest expectations, 'those who tee 1» Pud exactly as we tell them. There is plenty Of room for a few more workers, and we urge them to begin at once. If you are already cm- r(loved, but have a few spare moments, ami wish o line them to advantage, then write us at once (for this is your grand opportunity), and receive lull '(articular* by return mail. Address, 1893 . Wright: Those are prettv tough looking patent lealther shoes you have on. Garner: They were all right originally, but the patent has ex pired on them.—Truth Willing To Work. ! I , | “Now.” said the warden to the forger who had just arrived at the prison, ’’we'll set you to work. What can ton do best?’’ "Well, if you’ll give me a week’s practice on your signature. I II fign your official papers for you,’ said the prisoner. 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