East Oregon herald. (Burns, Grant County, Or.) 1887-1896, February 28, 1894, Image 5

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    A L iberal O ffer .—The big was really out before tthe jrefe ree
WANTED.
eight-page Sunday Statesman will had an opportunty to call time
be sent to any address from now
Agents to sell our choice and bar
untill July 1st f°r onl? S00- cash
Evan's Captured.
dv Nursery Stock. We have many
to accompany the order. This is
now special varieties, both in fruits
ft most liberal hard t’lnes campaign
The outlaw Evans and his com and ornamentals to offer, which are
offer, as the Statesman is the sec panion were caught the 19th of this I controlled only by us. We pay
ond paper in Oregon, and republic month at his own house in Vilalia commission or salary. Write us at
an to the core This is a campaign Cal. A vigilance committee was I once for terms, ami secure choice
of edcation and it is our purpose to organized the night after the cap­ of territory.
assist in the good work. The states 1 ture ot Evans and Merrell to hang
M ay B rothers . Nurserymen,
man gives ail the news of state and Evans or probably both of them,
Rochester. N Y.
nation and during the campaign its but the officers getting an inkling
Sunday edition will be a symposium of what was going on, secretly re­
A high-class illustrated month y
of political news and gossip for th« moved the two men, who are now magazine in the home is no longer
entire state It is illustrated and in Folson prison.
a luxury. It is a necessity, and to
consists of eight full pagesjof select
meet the demand» created by this
reading matter, including a short
necessity, THE COSMOPOLITAN
etorv and a wealth of poetry and
MAGAZINE, giving yearly, as it
dods, 1536 pages of rending by the
m scellany. Every voter in Oregon
“ As old as ablest living authors, with over
should read a piper from the capi­
4
the
hills’* and 1200 illustrations by clever artists,
tal during the campaign and we
never excell­
make this offer to suit the times.
has stepped into the breech, with
ed. “ Tried
Sample copies free. All subscription
a
reduction in its price that has
and proven”
will be consecutively numbered up
is the verdict I tartled the literary world.
on receipt and to each tenth sub­
o f millions.
The H erald , fully alive to th«
Simmon
s
scriber will be present a year’s sub
needs of its patrons, has made
Liver llegu- special arrangements with this
sersption to the Cosmopolitan
yx
lator is the superb monthly, whereby it will
Magoziue, csoiing $1.00. Address
receive orders for yearly subscrip
ail orders to The Statesman, Salem,
tions
to both publications combined
Or.
medicine to
f
which you for the sum of $3.00.
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I
can pin your
The price of the great illustrated
O ne RounD.—A few days ago Chas (
faith for a monthlies in the past has been
Jones fought Bob Krick to a finish .
cure, A $3.00 and $4 00 a year, ami they
in the Gazette office, the round '
mild laxa-
were to be found only in the more
only lasting about a minute, Bob’?
live, a n d
I
purely veg­ pretentious homes. Our offer fur
eyes were more or less draped ii
e table, act­ I nishes a help to all families, no
mourning at the close, and tee bo i-
ing directly I matter how modest their means.
jarred a glass loose in our elegant
oa the Liver Ito keep in touch with the greatest
front dooJ. Otherwise on dainag
and Kid­ I minds of the world, as The Cosmo-
resulted. The truble arosa o
neys. Try it. | politan has today the strongest
gome remarks that Bob m i I «’a1»» i
'Sold by all ' regular staff of any existing period
Druggists in Liquid, or in Powder . iciil. Send orders to
a transati ) i i 1 wiich Ci i-liey ;i-
T he H ebald .
eonnectid. and after proving his to be taken dry or made into a tea.
The King of Liver Medicine«.
Burns Ore
true position bv the Gazette’s editor,
“ I have used yourNiinnrms Liver R oku -
and can conscieiivittusiv nay it is the
in the matter, Chas, proceeded to lator
kintf of all I ivvr medicines. I consider it a
A Illi itile Woman
niedicino
chot i n itself.—G eo . \V. J ack -
chastise Bob in a very faithful man
son , Tacoma, Washington.
ner, Bob put up fight hut won't |
WrVERY rACKAGE-SB
Wanted in every county to estab
¡’I«
imp in rod on wrapper.
in it at any stage of the game, ami
lish a corset parlor for the sale o.
Dr. Nichols’ Celebrated Spiral
Spring Corsets and Clasps. Wages
$40 to $75 per month and expenses
We furnish complete stock on con
signment ; settlements monthly
$3 Sample Corset free, Send 18
cents postage for sample ami terms. 1
Nichois Mfg Co., 378. Canal St
New York
Better
Than
zy/A
ELKHART CARRIAGE and HARNESS MFG. CO.
$11.00
Have eold to consumer« for »1 years,
saving them the dealer’s profit. We are tlio
Oldest and I.arte.t manufacturers In Amer-
lea Belling Vehicles and Harness this way-ship
with privilege to expmlno before any money is
Said. We pay freight both ways If not satlslae-
>ry. Warrant for 2 years. Why pay an agent DO
to $50 to order for you? Write your own order.
Boxing free. We takq all risk of damage in
No. 37. 8urrey Harness.
$3750
Single,
$6tot«0
No. 7L84j, Top Buggy.
$43.00
Oar
Rariew
ar* «old al
Manu fa*,
tarer*«
Price«.
Double
Buny,
THREE GOOD REASONS
»,
DEXTER snOE CO., Inc'p Capital, 11,000,000.
BEST Bl. 50 SHOE IN THE XVOIILIX
$75
Bh'PPln8.WHOLESALE PRICES.
Spring Wagons, $31 to »50. Guyanteed
Baine as sell for550to •!•>. Surrey9$ $65 to SIOO
same as sell for B100 to 1130. Top Buggies,
$37.50, as fine as Bold for >65. Phaetons,$66
to SIOO. Farm Wagons, Wagonettea,
Milk Wagons, Delivery Wagons»"; Road
Carts. BICYCLES KHt MEN, WOMEN * (MILDREN.
for the
No. 731, Surrey.
No.727, Road Wagon.
*
$55
"A dollar eared ie a dollar earned."
Thia Ladies’ Solid French Dongola Kid But­
ton Boot delivered free anywhere in the U S.,00
receipt of Caah. Money Order,
or Postal Note for $1.50.
Equals every way the boots
sold in all retail stores for
$2.50. We make this boat
our.elv«s, therefore we guar­
antee the fit, etale and wear,
and If any one is not satisfied
wo will refund the money
or send another pair. Opera
Toe or Common Sense,
widths C, D, E, & EE,
sizes 1 to 8 and ha>f
izes. Send uour sis«,-
we will fit you.
Illustrated
tlS-SSft
Cats-
Farm,
GIG 1«
•SS.60.
FREE
No. 1, Farm HarnewL
Elkhart Blc/cle. JBIn.wlMela.
RIDING SADDLE« a«4 FLY NETS.
nrtier Scad
-<•■>>■ 4e. la
.. pneumatic tires. weldleM
S rrrrvnt. off for ea.li with arder.
1
iV-puf«
cutaiocuv-
steel
tubing.
drop forging».
•tanpa to pay postage oa l!S-p=.------ - "
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Address W. B. PRATT, Sec’y, ELKHART, IND
1st—It is the Leading Paper
of Harney County.
logua
1*3 FEDERAL ST.,
BOSTON. 1LAS8.
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Special terme to Dealer*.
LTTLE’S
PATENT
FLUID
2nd-lt is the largest
Paper in the County &
has the largest circu
lation.
SHEEP-DIP
•s ¿CATTLE-WASH
•NON
POISONOUS
SAFEST DIPAT ALL TIMES.
CERTAIN DEATH To TICKS, LICB.EtC
BEST CUKE Foil SCAB.
Improves the Wool, and in
creases I he quantity.
One gallon mixed with cold water
makes ltK> gallons of «trong wash.
JAMES LA I DI.AW A Co
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R1, l>er month by
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harmlrw borbn f \
f / ,
r medie* that do 1
in-» < Ul I I
nm thè beaith or lnturi. re witn one’s biailnr«« ot I
I <a-tire. It bulichi up aud ini provo» tfc. geuvral )
ir iith.cleanitheeklnand beantil .thè .umpimen I
ho wrlnkkvi or Bruite
■■ tùia trestn..»..;
Uiòoraed by pbnuriau" . l < . adi.j.- raeiety iudi sa.
PHHEUTS TREATEO BY MAIL. CO’.rni «TIAL
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