East Oregon herald., April 13, 1892, Image 5

It was only a short time ago that
their
uncle, while traveling through
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the East, found in the town of Boone,
Having purchased the entire stock formerly bejpuging to Cal
Wri>«ttibAY APRIL 1U. IM
Neb.. their brother.
Geer, comprising all lines of
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He was not living with his fatlfer
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who is still alive and has a large
HARDWARE, CRCKÈRY, GLASSWARE, TINWARE,
family by his second wife ami
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, HARDWARE, SUNDER1ES, A CARPENTERS TOOLS
knew i.othing of his sisters.
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The boy had grown up in com­
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I offer the same for sale at greatly reduced prices for CASH.
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plete ignorance of his family his­
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tory, and as soon as he learned
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Jt’i.ESBURO, Col., April 5.—Char­ about his sisters he began a corres­
lies Rosequest. 1*. J. Gerhart and pondence with them, and he is now
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Joseph Close, together with two on his way to join them here.
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«laughters, have been temporarily
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Frank left his father some time
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A 78«Year-Old Virgi living in a barn, awaiting the com­ ago and struck out for himself in
pletion
of
their
farm
house,
which
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nia Demands Satis-
the world, and now he has determi t-
is
being
built
20
miles
from
here
ed
ti join his sisters, who have been
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JOHN SAYER
I At 3 o’clock this morning a heavy so bravely struggling with theworld,
Proprietor.
' wind blew the barn over, carrying and to help them all he can.
N ew Y«» bk . April 7.— A duel be | it clear oil' the ground for a dis-
Situated on Silvios river 1 mile East of Burns, near the bridge
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well
knwn
southerners
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s more than probable. A letter had no floor it left the victims ly­
A good storv is told m Missouri Customers will receive GOOD FLOUR from
vas delivered Tuesday night at No. ing exposed to the severe elements at the expense of its once famous
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226 West Forty fourth street, th«1 1 of the storm, their beds scattered governor, Claiborne F. Jackson. Good Wheat.
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•esidence of John Sargent Wist*.who t«> the winds ami their clothes torn Before he solved the enigma of love­
''an once ps tin* repnol can candi :.wu' from them umii finally th«1 lock, he had married five sisiers!—
late for gov« rnor of Virginia.
linding snow cohered tlem in a in reasonable lapse of consecutive­
TheL.il r was deliver««! I v Fred- ¡drift.
ness, as a matter of decency. Af
irick S. (ire« i.e, the brother of
Mr Rosenquest managed to tell ter one wife had been lost and prop­
he young woman in win se behalf] his two daughters to lie still while el ly mourned he espoused another,
t Was wiiten. She is Mis- Isabella he succeeded in keeping a whole and he kept his courting in a tiar
Jreene, n&w .»taxing at the X-
New open through the drift to keep them row circle of his relatives, for he
Vork hotel nt.d r th«1 ehrperonag«1 from smotlu ring to death The rather liked the family. Some of
if Mrs. Willie Allen. The letter other two men lay ten feet away his predilections were widows ere
•vaseigmd by U«>1 F W. Skinner, But did not know what was going he again transformed them from
1 southern gent lemán 78 years of on, as they were wrapped up in the Niobes into willing, if not blushing,
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age, who I was an attache of the blinding snow and ice. At2o’clock but it was all one to the conquer­
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American legation in . Paris at the in the afternoon the storm stopped ing Benedict.
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Miss just in time to save the lives of the
The antiquated father of these
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his
grand
daughter.
The two girls who were carried to a tin* girls was almost deafand when the
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letter was a demand for the retí ac­ ; behind some boards and they final govenor went to his octogenarian
tion of certain words. The trouble ly succeeded in alleviating their to. ask for iiis surviving «laughter,
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earlv last winter when Mrs sufferings. Th«1 intense cold and the following conversation ensued:
Political
Wise organized the Mendelsshon ice froze their limbs, feet ami hands
‘ I want Lizzie!”
Assembly dances. Mrs. Wise was but they will recover.
“Eh?”
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11m. not «»nlyfthe originator of these
This last storm has been raging
“I want wou to let me have Eliz-
MOUNTED ON ROLLERS AT TOP AND BOTTOM
«lances, but was their president, ! here since sunset Sunday The loss a beth.”
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>TAY secretary, treasurer, and general
I of cattle and horses is terrible in
Oh, you want Lizzie, do you? Hv spec lai arraiiK«ineutB with the the pu bl Inlier« we are able to obtain a number of the a boo r
mentioned Map», anil prop. He to furniah one to each of our *ul«cribera Thia Mapiar. noce««Ity
mainstay. Her word was law and different parts of th«1 surrounding What for?"
III every home, a.-lioo) or otllce. anil will be eH|>eeinlly dealrable torefei to daily dnrinK 111«' coin
whomsoever she saw fit ♦«» exclude country
Dig political daiupaign. an It loeatea at a glance every important fact eonneeteil with tliu hlatorv
‘‘For my i wife.”
of our country and Amerhan politic a
was excluded
For some unknown
The Union Pacific trains are be­
“For life?
reason Miss Bell«1 Greene of Virginia hind time caused bv a train olT t he
“I want—to—ma-ry—her!”
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was not invited to take part in these track, being derailed by th«1 snow
‘‘Oh yes! Just so! I here you.
— gay reunions of her friends from drifts. No one was injured in the boy.’’
the south!, although her family con­ wreck.—Ex.
I’m precious glad you do mut- A diagram showing all of the political parties, 11 x 66.
A diagram showing all the Presidents and cabinets, 5 x 66.
nections, her beauty and her per
tered the govenor.
A
diagram showing the political complexion of each Congress, 2x66.
aoal popularity gave her the high­
“Well, you needen’t holler so A diagram showing the «"reeds of the World. 13x10.
Fifteen years ago George Will
est prestige.
iams was the principal of the high that the hole neighborhood hears A diagram showing th«1 standing armies of each Nation, I3xl().
Joshua Brown addressed a letter
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to Mr Wise, requesting that an in-
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vitation&at once be sent to Miss
boy, and it was thought that no ness sake, if anything happens to A Map of Central America. 10x13.
Greene for th«1 next of th«1 assembly
happier family lived in the whole that ’ere poor, misguided gal, don’t A Map of Alaska, 10x13.
lances. A dozen other gentlemen
come aad ask me for the old wo­ A M tip of south Africa, 10x13.
State.
wrote similar letters. At the next
A Map of Upper Nuba and llahesh or Abyssinia, 10x13.
Strange things sometimes happen man!”
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Jackson solemny promised that A complete Map of the Solar System—Best ever made, 13x10.
and the elopement of Mr. Williams
cad thee« letters and gave her
was one of them. He suddenly dis­ he never would.—Welcome.
easons for being unwilling to com-
PICTURES of all th«1 PRESIDENTS from WASHNGT >N to HARRI­
appeared one day. taking with him
SON.
>ly with we requests. These reas
his son, then a boy of five years,
>na wetWueh as would injure Miss
ami one of his sixteen-year old pu­
M onticello , Ill., March 26,—A
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IT ALSO GIVES IN BRIEF.
reene’ai social position.
When
pils. The pupil was a girl.
terrific tornado swept over I’latt
ho MBi cached her ears she sent
The shock killed Williams’ poor County, to day, evi-lling buildings
The history of Colonial politics; the history of Revolutionary poli­
and fat her—Col. F. W.
little wife, and the two girls were and destroying many thousands of tics; the history of the Confederation; the history of the (J. S Govern-
kilt
cam«1 from Rich
sent to California *o be brought up dollars’ worth of property. It was ' ment by Congresses; th«* history <>f the U. S by administrations; ar
nd. tO'take her part While in
oy two aunts who lived here, one accompanied by a severe hail storm analvsisof the Federal Government; valuable statistics on Debts; valu-
‘aria IbOcolonel had fought more I
in Oakland and one in Sacramento.
At Cerrp Gordo.near here, twenty- statistics on Revenues; valuable statistics on Expenditures; issues of
han one duel.
The girls assumed the maiden name five buildings were destroyed
all Political parties; The history of all Political parties which ever ex
Col Skinner, on his arrival in.
of their mother, Richmond, and
T,by, path of the wind was 200 ste«l in this country.
New York called on Mr. Wise and. I
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here they lived for many years. feet wide. Jfarns and houses were
paid: *^have called toask a retrae -
Both are now grown young ladies, carried from their foundations and
A ( BO NO LOG HAL TAFLI OF 819 oF THE NOBT IMPORTANT RVKNTM FROM THI l>|f(‘OVRRY OF AMRRI-
I ion from your wife for words epok-
and Miss Maude Richmond is em­ demolished, and some people report
CA TO TIH PRBMKNT DAY
'»n against my granddaughter or to
ployed at a candy store on Sev< nth seeing buildings whirled along in the
letnand satisfaction from you.”
The publishers’ price is f 5 00,which is very low considering its merits,
street, Oakland.
air.—World.
pir. Wise « xpressed the utmost ig
but we, in connection with some of the leading publishers in all the
borancejot the affair and said he
States, have been fortunate in arranging for enough to furnish at only
F°uld®t ak to his wife about it.
90-cents each, delivered free to any partof the United States,as follows:
jHc dhtko Mrs. Wise wrote Col
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8kinne< a letter of explanation
1 at. To any new subscriber.
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v succeeded in making the 1
2d. To any renewal subscriber.
3d To any subscriber pow in arrears who pays up to January 1st
Col. Skinner has asked I^slie
next.
Bruce,editor of the Turf. Field and
Farm, |o act with him in the mat­
ter ándito be ready, if need be, to
play tibe role of second. Mr. Bruce
As we limit the time that we will furnish these Maps at the low
prices, we advise all who desire to avail themselves if this ^>pj>ertumty
uroceede next day to Mr. Wises
to attend to it at once.
officeMth a letter demanding a
Usotl in Million«; of Homes—40 Years the Standard.
The Herald.
further and complete retraction of
the words. Five separate times Mr.
Bruce carried this letter to Mr.
Wise’s office and was refused. The
letter delivered tonight contained a
formal demand for ample apology.
lrr-n*published interview Mrs Wise
says she ha« no apology to make.
HARDWARE.
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