East Oregon herald., January 27, 1892, Image 3

' long pmstiaud by sick'i ss. th t -n- ¡day and says that the Commission
B U R N S \ D V E RT i S E M E N TS.
, vear-ok' Emily taking such car-of has just closed negotiatiations for
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the younger children that she got the purchase of 90,(XX) acres of land
W KDNEfehAY JANUARY L7. >MH.
i the n iim- of “Aunt.”
from Tonhewas and Cherokees.
The family home was finally This land is included a part of what
Having purchased the entire stock formerly belonging to Cai
made
at
Marine
Citv,
Mich
In
is
known
as
the
Cherokee
strip,
and
i
Geer, comprising all lines of
time both her sisters married and and connects the oaiginnl Okela
died, and she reared their o.iplian homa Territory with the states.
hardware , crckery , glassware , tinware ,
children Thereafter she took or- He says the commission has pur­
phar.s to rear without regard to re- chased 13,000,000 acres of land tor STOVES. HARDWARE, SI NDER1ES, X CARBENTERS TOOLS
i lationship, and
her prtisperous I the Government at a cost of $12.
SHOP NEW­
brother. Captain Ward, built an 000,000, and that the origiiial Ok'a
1 otter the same for sale at greatly reduced prices for CASH.
MAN’S P l . AN. accademy in which she had charge homa Te: ritorv has been increased
C. 11. VOEGTLEY
of every thing except the teaching. I in size until it is now as large as
J |) maha . Jan. 17.—A sensation She seldom had less than a dozen ’ Indiana. He thinks Oklahoma will
p
wai
■I ! caused in religious circles to- orphan children in her house, and have 4,000,000 people by the time
j
Bishop Newman ’the r»eog- her anility as a manager was re­ the next President is inaugurated,
kf 1
leader of Methodism in markable. Ir. Ib65 she joined her and that it wiil become a State.—S
JOHN SAYER...
.Proprietor.
West, publicly porpo-vil to th' brother in Detroit, and in 186!) he | F. Examiner.
Pr s dent ol the United Slates in a (mill for her the residence at 807
Situated on Silvies river 1 mile East of Burns, near the bridge
a If [tier a scheme in cotmee'ion ailb Fort street in which she died.
A wealthy waiter is Sam. Rocke,
th" opening <«f the C'lvrokce strip,
Xrtv York.
A? i i .-I ; a ni
dues
who
I he
may be seen anv day in tin
m»t
Th I- Bishop in the course of ills
Gustomars will receive GOOD FLOUR from
¿{«.tik (.110*1 <* u i U •;«* XV¿t i.
dining
room
of
the
Brunswick
on
i
be
subject
said;*
"1
|iark>
!YN
He is worth over $40.000, and all jood Wheat.
jm t r t urned from < )k la noma Kr./m «.he S F. Examine.
through following a few word ot
i f "imi. while <■ 'Wti tie re
Nt.. Y ork Jan i).—William R.
I ne p-'pul..c<- w as very much «J.ace was see:i fo-da«’ Uv ;« ) ■ jto.rter i advice that Jay Gould gave him
«•'I over the opening «if the in ri gani to ti:e "war” with C hile. He owns a large Hat house on HOtl
I' H FINE Prop’t., W. II. G ASS. Manager.
street, and waiter Rocke in tin
roke - strip, which t he Indians He said:
Brunswick dinning room and Mr
tiv augreed to sell and which
* There i- n >anticipation ia Chile I
resident wilt nro ail ly open by ol a war with the iJuit.-d States. Rocke outside are two different
men. Ha is a great admirer of
lamalion.
No prep'iilioti have t en ojad«' there
Gmxl Billiard tables, Pleasant Card Rooms, etc., etc.
trotting horses, and is often seen oi
(Stile looks
ii:ST< DRAWING EOK THE I.ANI for any su’eh event
the road holding the ribbons over a Phis Salo m is first class in every particular. Expon 'ne al bartender
upon the tpiesiio t with th».- United
Now the people will remember
fast flyer. Sometimes people look
Stales as tieit.g in the i f.««-« ss of
Mixed drinks to please the most fastidious.
terrible scramble and act nd
at him as he whirls by and wonde:
»ati.'fa«'t<trv adjust mt-ii«'.. ikrson
of lite that attend«'d the open-
where they have seen him before
illy, i have v» ry large interests in
’Mrt
of Oklahoma some time ago
Two of his sons are st udents ii
Chile, am! 1 have not the slightest
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opening of the strip will un
Harvard college, and his daughtv
n.xiety al out them, as I - d i not
btedly be a repetition of the dis
»
is taking a musical course in Paris
foresee any danger of a collision
lrp
eful act that then ensued. 1
New York Telegram.
vi’h Iiiis country.”
Win. WOODS, Proprietor.
bt the wisdom of such a pro
s " Th.' best proof in niv mind,”
ure. Wh .1 I want to suggest
■" tiitiued Mr Grace "ot‘the disposi
There is a curious effect wrought
tat the claimants decided upon
Bill Woods is "in it,” "and don't von f..rgct it.”
if
*
t ■>:: oi ('idle to do any thing that on the hair and beard of men en­
final ownership of these ¡.amis
What
he
d
.ii
’
l
know
about
the
i
ire
of
horses
is ii >t worth knowing.
count be p".».-i. Ie expected of her gaged mi the Martin White mine al
li drawing. Every person desir
l»v the United States, is the fact ward. The ore is roasted, but n< Nice Turn-outs, Passengers taken io anv part ol the country desired
ing to draw must furnish a certiii
that taey have winked at or promot-1 disagreeable perfumes arise from
iauL duly signed, witnessed and
rd the removal of the refugees who 11 Iv. heating pr
“
proeess;
yet there is
iWilf (1 to, .M ■tting forth the fact, that
were resident a* Minister Egan’s some ii’iknown
stibst
i nee
that
he arson has a legal sight, as n
house in .Santiago. This is a thing eii.ii..;« - the hair beard and eye
u of t he United States, to th<
which
tile United S'ates, so far as ¡■rows as green as grass
Ttie hail
»wwrship si’a part of these him!-
E. B. REED, Pioprietor.
any precedent 1 have ever heard of i- not iiijur.'d, but retains its soft-
LEAST OF TWO EVILS.
i’he proprietor has renovated il.e imilGing from the ground to
is eoneermd «•ouhl have no right to. n< »sand «Je-s
11 is probable thal
kt
ask
them
to
d
».
It
was
evidently
the
funic»
of
the
green
ti.it
,,f
cop
lie roof and put in several stone lilies
____ ¡am well aware tfiat some peo
1
done
as
a
n
atter
of
court.'sv
as
p'-r
contain«
«1
in
the
ore
change
th«
Ie v till hold up their hands in
Mr. Reed is an old Hotel man ai.d in recommending his house l<
orroi
at the i«iea of :nv suggesting tiie Government of the United Slates hair to that color.—Virginia City
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the public, '.ve believe <Ve only do inni justice to s ly his bouse will
nyth.ng wuich resemble- a b tt« r\ w.is apparently Very much interest < Ihr.miele.
■d
io
seeing
that,
these
men,
who
give entire satisfaction.
OPI ^■simply sugge»t the ¡east, in
D ai , las . |',x Jipi.. US—A b’iz
iy «union, <.f two evils
The "la find been so long protected by the
lent «>t chance is in the scheme, legaiion in t.hile, should not have ziri! struct her-.' ¡«sat night. It
9 at present, and 1 would like to finally to be given up and delivered rained all dav yest-rtl.iv anti <t <‘J
tc lea plan adopted which would tor trial to the Chelian courts. If "’clock thi» morning bt-gan io snow
1*1
Í1 h
to
void bloodshed aial disgiaee to Captain Evans said that lie would the mercury dropping from il
JrSotmtry.”
pass them through ali the ports of BS d -greese. At midnight to tii^iit
HENRY CALDWELL, Proprietor.
Chile
it argues on his part a lack it was on|v 10 above, with imiic.i
•til ’
of know ledge of ! Ii • Constitution of tien* that zero Will be readied it"
<R IENDOF THE
l)U«l
Will serve Customers wi.h the best thru
Chile, which would absolutely pre­ tore morning Dispatches fron the i
:K I
ORPHANS vent ihe refugees from escaping west and northwest here » iv th it Ì can be produced from ONE lo FIVE HIJN-
j from the country ”
lbs.
i lizzard is prevaili ig of iinpr«'«-- 4- DRED
Miily Ward, the un Harried sis
"Is there ordinarily any prejudice ented severity, and it is apprehend
our hands Gir sul". Iieems. w<- ad
■ Eber Brock Ward, tin- mill in ( bile against Americi?”
ed that cattle will i»e frozenby thou-
A*e ship owner of Detroit. was ! "I can milv speak from my own sands.
ve'ti'-.' lic'ly bv »ending < irccliirs
Oyo as ‘•A'*-»
i.'...
Aunt Emily’ from her ' expeiience," replied Mr. Grace, "to J
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■uni card in ail directions Soli'lt-
n(r.al year. She reared and rdueat ] getber with that ot the- dillerei«:
ing purcli isets .inti desiui. i’ g the
; S tate ok O hio C ity of J
Burr»« Orogon.
^Jiurteen orphan.», besides pro
horses of ours in Chile, the priori- T oledo . L ucas coVXTY.f ss.
mud.
g tor many others for long pal one being at Valparaiso, with
i
Frank J. ChctieV
Cheney makes oath
We' have at this time for
Jrals. and died it the age of branches in Santiago and in Con .that he is the *"uior partner of the
\\ e will alsii buy land»’ C r J,r
Co . doing several productive farms, well Illi-
’-two, apparently ol pure old eeption
Although we have always firm of F J Cheney
sons wishing to porcinise in our
In several cases she provided , been known to he in every sense ofi Business in i he city <>f Toledo, couti- proved and well water'<I
tv and St.te aforesaid, and that
coutdv nml living at a distaile»-,
^■g" training I or h r charges. | the word an American h"ii*e, devol- asid firm «ill pay th«- sum of ONE
rail
Parties
«¡»hing
!
«
piircliPS"
others supplied I money f««r ing ««urselv« s almo>l • xclunivrb' Io HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
giving «'artful ami ncciirnle di*
to go into business, and at Atm ri« an t usiness, we nav > m yer and every ca-e of Catarrh that cm on ns we will sh"W ’beni the bind cripiioti of the s irm . also lb" tit)»
six of the boys she aided are found that lhe p«-o pie. w ho in I heir not ie cured bv the u»e <>f HalP- ««• Iriv.- G.r sale, ami parties dcsir
C'«rr«-s|MindenceM"|i'-i(••<!
Oil li­
’ 'atai rh < ure.
Ing I«» di-no»'1 "f ri-.il i st ile c.i- tu l
billionaires.
piidecHil themselves the Yankees
F J. Cltt NKY.
do Bettor than to put • heir !"i<.'< in nt E ast Uitta.ox II eiì AI. i «
lather. Eber \\ nrd, was the! of the Southern i’acitic.’ and who Sworn to
f>re me and su,4x>criÍH-d
f a Baptist clergyman in Ver «I» signal«
the United >.at,-» a, Th< e in mv pre*«-n(e, this 6th d.< V of Dec.
_
and her mother the daughter Great Republic’ prejudiced against A. D 1.88«.
ritish captain and .shipbuild Americans The piejudicc tn <i Ims
A W. G leason .
o >n after marriage they re (lately existed is tin: r. suit. ju.*tiy
Notary Public.
to Manlius. Onondaga cot n <<r unjustly. of ilie ilif • img »»inch
*.. anil there Emily was was generated during Hie hit* w¡«r
Hall s Catarrh Cure is taken in-
larch 16. 1809.
They nmvtd with Peru.”
teriiallv and acts directly 'in the
’ ¡o"d atid inueo'i* surfaces of the
ada. Imt were driven awav bv
system. Send for testimonials, tree
| kr "i ¡>12. .mo stinted i
a
I . xdí a x ap ». li *. J a nuar v 17 —W;«r E J C hemey A C o ,• Toledo. (>
Io Kentucky, but the mother ren J Sayre of he ( her«>kee Indian <4F”F«ir «ale nt th" Citv Drug
>n the way and the father whs Commission w .* ■< this < itv v< ~n-r Slote.
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Win s, Liquors, Cigars and Cigartts
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W. C- BYRD à W. Y. OT.
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