The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-08
WHOSE WILL THEY BE9
A Few of the Premiums in the
Herald Distribution.

As the time for the distribution of
premiums by THE HERALD approaches,
1t would be well for the readers of this
paper to be occasionally reminded of
some of the inducements afforded to
subscribers in the chances secured
Among the other valuable articles to be
drawn is an Estey organ, of superb
finish, the list price of which is $475.
This instrument, for the sale of which
Messrs. Daynes q Coalter are the agents
here, has fourteen stops, seven sets of
Reeds and very powerful set of
Manual Sub-Bass Reeds, the Vox HUI
mana and the Harmonique Coupler.
keyboard of FIVE Octayes compass and
improved Knee-Swell. The case is of
massive and elegant design, having
handles at each end for convenience in
moving, and is large enough to admit of
great space in the air chambers and
bellows, thus giving power and depth
of tone unattainable in smaller instru-
ments.
rare prize to the person drawing the
lucky number emitting him to it, is the
| Balm Wagon, from the establishment of
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would almost seem superfuous to extol
this celebrated wagon, as its years of
use in all kinds of work, places and sea-
sons have demonstrated its superiority.
The one to be given away to the lucky
I subscriber holding the winning
ticket is elegantly finished, vanished
to show the grain of the wood, and de-
| signed as a representative vehicle. The
list price is $3.50.
The famous Buckeye harvesting
machine, for which George A. Lowe is
the agent in Utah, forms another
valuable article in the list. The excel
lence of the make of this machine is
unquestiOned, and the work it is capa-
BILE of has placed it at the head of that
kind of agricultural implements. Far
mers who have the Buckeye in use are
loud in their praises of it, and speak of
it as a self-binder, second to none. The
list price is $275, and the individual who
happens to draw it will, if he has use
for it, be happy; if he has no use for it,
he can readily dispose OF it for its
quoted price.
The young home artist, Mr.. Fred.
Lambourne, has beautifully executed
oil painting among THE HERALD pre-
miums, valued at 500, which will be an
ornament to the interior of the dwell
ing of the winner. The subject, Utah
Lake, ;" is one which will be recognized
by great many, and the execution of
the artists work will be acknowledged
as faithful to nature. 1t is a fine pic
ture and is neatly framed. The paint
ings of Mr.. Lambourne are coming to
be appreciated by people of taste, and
his gems are to be seen in many resi-
dences throughout the city.
The above are but few of the many
choice and valuable premiums to be
disposed of in the grand distribution
next April, and to which subscribers to
THE HERALD who pay year IN advance
will be entitled to chances as follows
Twelve months subscription to the
DAILY. in advance, five chances; to the
SEMI WEEKLY, two; to the WEEKLY and
SUNDAY HERALD, one chance each. Elk
plantations as to the time and mode OF
drawing, complete lists of premiums
and any other particulars wished to be
known. will be furnished by THE
HERALD publishers at any time. Call
or write.