East Oregon herald., June 08, 1892, Image 5

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return to missionary work, ami ac- chain and kept them?”—New York
cordingly separated from
Ï of
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ami child after
ton AM.rAllTsOHHEMOKl.il
0
rç/îiil'otsij.
t-hescpmc7A
’ “J tb 3
of frle^g
along, 1er.
F or an appetite .
cats,
!£«.
IS1V0
Will
Ten.
FearleR»» Et cneh imm E iijiiij !«-* ili
Four ‘]>uel. Il.-'ori' lireuki'asi.
locating
his wife Sun.
them
ThenCe htJ returne<1 lo
II ivmg purchased the enure stock
in
a
A number of very respectable and
Geer, comprising ail lines of
nmiirtslery and was reinstated as a intelligent apt»* «ring workmen were
misHomirv. but disappeare«!, and sitting about the Holladay avenue
H ardware ,
en- sewer this morning, awaiting «in-
jtiiely lust sight of
His various plovment. Thev had no promises,
estates in this eo-.mtrv were proba­ but. Micawlier-like. were waiting
I’liev
ted ami satisfactorily settled, and. for something to turn lip.
for over twenty-five vears was
according
to
law,
his
formerly Lclongihg to Cui
t30\
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cm kery . glassware , tinware ,
1A1.1 \\ ALI , HM I Lils, A < Alli 1 N’ll l.S TOOLS
I otter the same for sale at greatly reduced prices for CASH.
daughter were a sr»ber-bx»kiiig lot of men. ami
C. II. VOEGTLEY.
Coiinne. who has grown to woman-1 on« of them, a brick mason, who u«
A gentleman
lesiding in
Pair-,
I
hood ami niarrn-d Ma quis Goar- u By. wh«n w«»rk nz at his trad«,
j ocv. ot Mexico, was < »leeiaaed bur earn* $ > i»« r dai, s nd to a Telegram
’idently of wealth, of social rank
to th« estate, a portion of which is r porter that he wouhi be willmu
id aee«»piplished in sword exercise |
' to work as a common laborer if an
| within the limits of this city.
id an experience a day or two ago'
I
M ix . xeai ' oi . is . Mum. Mav 26.— opportun tv pr«s«nted itself
lb-
iat. is without a parallel in the I
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I De Vivaldi arrived the «>th«r »ve-[ added that, in the face of the great
JOHN SAYER,...
•story of dm ing. He met four; I
. . ..Proprietor.
ning on the Great Nortle *n train,1 amount of building going on ml
• etfifg t®1'—the series ot con’e-ts occurr« «I
and tegister»«! attic West holt 1. East I'orthimi aii«l Albi-ia. there are •
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Situate«! on Silvies river 1 mile Ea*t of Burna, near the nridga
fire breakfast
—ami vanquished
1 ,
The bistorv of ins mvsten-ms dm-in at least 500 or 60) Nick mason*, i
i< m alljscrinimi v woi unding three
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appearance is still ii secret, but bedstone, masons ami o her skilled
the four and disabling the otic]
receive CCCD FLCUR from
| reveale«! that lie is statmne«^ at Pat- , mechanic» <>ilt ofemplovm«nl there. 'Customer will
!
Many
would
like
to
get
a
wav.
Imt
i
I agiinia. in South America, ami is a
Good Whea*.
I he Parisian s name is Roiile» ;
missionary among the
Indians. jltiev hive little hollies and familes
e btea ne engaged in a discussion
I'he fact that he turns up at this ! which prevent them froqi “t'-ld-ng
» to rile! lie l Its of a new opei a
tune will solve a <li«pille to the j their ten’s ami st ahng awa ” as
tiled *‘Sal:iinnil‘o,” w hich he crit
property in the courts here. The I readily as an unmcimmereii mm
i»e,i with asper tv. 'I’lie piece of
central figure of the o i antic storvlean.
■ usic wa* «lefemled by three men
is about G’> J ears old, ami quite
The Fann- man saw! that the sit-
imed respcctiv« Iv lz clerc, Dtiin
gray and venerable in appearance uat'on in the E-i-t. th<>uvli ’» in-!
"J^^'din atm lilellde).
Blende). The dispul«
finitelv worse
Here there i< a!
f jj ' came violent; all the men lot t
An UnpleaiMiiii Ex|M*l-ienc«‘.
eleatn of hoi»', bnt in th« sta*»*» >•»•-
icir tempers and blows were ex
votyl the Rockv mountain* the
V-.
hanged. The usual result follow-
‘ Occasionally.” sai«i a retired greatest despon<!«ncv previil* a-
1A
M. Roiil» s challenged all ihre« burgler, "a man transfers to him j
mong the unemployed, Most of
f his antagonists to fight him in »elf m a single night th« aceiimn-
th»- workingnien -pnk«n to while j
arm»"', (i«»-exfci»iii.
lations of another loan’s ‘lifetum*. , ’ h-v are not an archil's, socialists. I
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u The meeting occurr» d at a reri-e«l Imt these ii stances ar»- verv rare ,
or advocate )i w'.-ssness in anvI
V« t oil the L» ng«-hamps race course ami nothing could I e further from j
foi-m. ascribe theexi.tmt» condition
„
<1r Rottles frst fa« «'! M. Blend» 1
he truth that« the uiea that Imru i of t he workiuEinen to th»- centrali
rs, aiiMtw
in«! after a f«w pass» a the l.itiei lary is a quick ami ea«-v roatl to
zaiion of wealth
M ust .«,**» carried to th»- ambulance n wealth. Th« tact 1» that th« great
vailing wuh his right lung pierced , majority of Kinglets make out a
W ashington . Mav 3! —In s«n-
ind I I«* d ng a torrent
M. Dume ««•ant living, ami to make even that
it»- th»- calendar was bod aside a»
ilm then advanced with his mpiet, hev must encounter many «lirficiil
Latest 181)2 Lditon, 46 x 66 inches (largest ever printed.)
¡2 o’clock, and th« i»ill to provide
m«i al Hie first thrust was pierced ties ami «langcrs. Th« burgler’s
i for th« free coinage of ¿old arid sil-1
Mol'NTEll OS Kol.I.hKs a T Tol- AX1> BOTTOM
____ through his sword arm. the cut. eh reward, whatever it mav be. is nev-
! ver was taken up. There were then 1
Bi Kpeeisl arraiuemeu a with the the puh is ter» .ve are able 1.» obtain a mi uber .if tlu a’> >e r
■g-inv his cli» st. w liich he ha<l raised
r commensurate to the risks In­ iuhoiit a <loz«n senator* on cacti'
mentioiei M h |R and - pi'«»p«.Rc
Io fiiriiirtii «»tie i*> vh
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sis arm to p'otec’.
He w as carri«-«i tak» s
tn ever, nome H I1.0I orotli. e, hii «1 will lie en|>e< Ull.vUeslrsme 10 refei to <mu. ...imû the
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»id«-
of
th«
chamber
Sherman
had
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was a tonghei
æ Lair »•»!»». |M. Iseler«
"I hilve mvself tHcqiiired sone been in his seat for th«- prHCiuji
,
11^ of vur country anu Aineritau puiithr.
leparaliuj
Um-tomer and the fight lasted sum« property, but if I ha«l mv life to,
e now -K-J
half hour waiting for th»- bill to be
. Auli-b.
lie was- finallv backed lve over again I shonlii choose |
I
I minutes,
taken tip. Teller and Stewart were [
canu ; up against a tree, and a pi««-e war
mi not? '
«ollie other occupation thin l»uru- al-o present -n fr»«|ii»-nt consulta­
ain orinici
lieed «mt of his face. He retired l«rv.
parati« ntj
Indeed, when mil com»- to; tion
Sh- rinan pr.-faced the sp»-«ch A diagram showing all of the political parties. 11 x 66.
i veLeen* j
\ gentleman mum <1
Avarigne’. consider the im-onv»-nient hours'
f*8t Iti
hnirontMB
on the silver lull by saving he did A diagram showing all i lie .“residents ami cabiiiels. 5 x 66.
u l.’ch dus| sh«»ha«l acted as second in one of
uid ih«- general worry ami oncer not regard it as a partisan measure. A diagram show mu the political complexion of each Congress. 2x66.
in r iinp^l
id by 1» I he previous
cont» sts. then asked rainty of that class of business, »he
plainly I
j or a political measure, on which the A diagram showing the creeds of the World. Idxlo
I hi t-veri
chance in the haiil«. 11» wonder is that anybodv should ever ;
A diagram showing the standing armies ot each Nation. 13x10.
Cut tl’l <». a
parties wool«! likelv divide
It
TI,0 f hreaten«»! to slap th« face of M
z\ diagram showing the Nava! tonnage of >-ach Nation 13x10
m forni
po info it; if a man is at al> .inclin-; ivaslargelva local m«a«ur«-.
There A Complete
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Map of the World. I3x2<t.
__..JV»ules if he should I»- r»-ftis«-d, but ed to be sensitive he should . erlain-'
rn’iArt
wa< no iinestioti ’<• I»»» compared A . ..... .det« Man of th« United Stales. Rand, McNally it Co’s -IGxGG.
the latter was ru igiianimous enough Iv keep out ot it.
with it m importance, or in its ef­ A Map of Central America. 10x13.
"I remember a long time ago go-j
___ (¿ th nt th; r»-qin st without ’hi* in­
fects mi th»- * usines» intert-sts of th«- A Mu,i of A laskti. 10x13.
ducement. The sword of M Boules ing late i.n« night into a room in I
A Mapnf south Africa, 10x13
I couiit ry.—Telegra m
I A '•ap of Upper Nuba and Habesh or Abyssinia, 10x13.
went thrsught the neck of M Avar which there was one man sleeping j
A Map of Persia. AfuhaniMan and Bel.ichislan. 10x13
igent, narrow ly missing the jugular His clothe, were im a «-hair near i
W ashington , Mav 31.—Eight A complete Map of the solar Svstem—B» st ever made. 13x10.
the hea«i of the bed. I was beml- J ; European governments have accept
p A
Th* aeries of affairs began a 9 ing over those clothes and about'
PICTURES of all the PRESIDENTS from WASIINGT >N to HARRI»
e«l th»- invitation to par imp ite in
^^o’chs-k and ended at 9:30
Almut
SON.
to take l hem out into 1 he hall w hen ' the motietarv «-«inference, 't here is
fifty spectators ei j >v»-d th»- pleasure I the man siidflenlv woke up
no longer anv doubt of su« h meet ;
IT ALSO GIVES IN BRIEF.
witnessing this unexampled con I i
“Without an instant's hesitation'
ing
The president will probably
ifiict.
he threw his arms around me. I transmit tne corresp«>iidrliee tocon-
The historv of Colonia I politi«-»; ih«- history of R.-voIntionarv pili-
was young then and strong, hut gress in a tew days.
tic»; »he bi-iory of th«* Conf« deration; thè histoTy of thè (J. S Govern­
A MONK'S H« »MANCH.
• this man was four times as strong
ment bv Congress«-«; thè bistorv of thè U. S l.y administration»; an
C ai .« i ' ìta . May 31.—The cholera
as I was. I think he enuhi have
‘ S t . Cl o< n, Mimi., May 26—A crushed me if he had wanted to at >eiinaglir. Vale «»t Caslimcre, has analvsisof thè Federai Government; valuablc statisti«*» on Debis; valli.
caus sl 1 GtXl d«at hs in t he last week Fiati-tic* <>n Revcnn-s; valuable statisti««» on Exp«t diflire»; issili s of
A*-'1 strange romance in real life lias
ami he put me out of the house
The panic among the natives was ili Politicai parti»-»; The bistorv of all Politicai panie» whieh ever ex-
.Y < jn*l «-nine to light
Francis De
with the greatest ease. P
But betöre Mug|n,-iitt-d by fir«, which «iestroye«)
f » « «I in ibis country.
| H Viva'di was a French Catholic
he di<l that he carried me over to 2<MA> houses md rendewj ftUUt) |ie.e i
■ missionary among the Indians in thi bureau and turned up the light, pie homeless.
I’ll« crops «re al
« failure, ami fmsl is at fam A < W»N. 1.00 •CAI. TAI LK OF r 19 ol Til K Hl.T IFS »TA F T R VRFT» > ROM TNR l-IM »IRRT OF AMKHI*
this county al out f«>rtv years ago. As he !<M»ked at me my watch chain
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me prices
I lie hmroiieans have
CA T . THF. mailKT HAT
During the time of l-is lai <>rs in ■ «•aught
Ins eye. and do lou know h||
The (leHlhK
May 7
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red consi«b-rab|e that that man took my watch and haVe |,een 2450.__ r«l«gram.
M
m I fWl I he acquired
Th«> publishers’prie«* is f5 OO.w hieb is very low considering its merits,
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nervt real estate, some of which he after- I., '*
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but we. in connection with Feme of lb« leading pul lishers in all ihn
lrt'r ward Iransfi rred to the order of St. 1
States, havelieen fortiihHte in arranging for enough to furnish at om . y
Henwii« r
I'l 'he ><)'s Father l><
fM) cents each. <b liv« red free to anv part of the United Stati s,as follows;
Vivaldi removed tn Green Bev.
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Wis.,.«mi there made the acquain­
tance • f a widow taimd Meed j
The v< ung missionary left the ‘
church and married Mr«. M«ad and
a daughter was born to them.
ThsA’tvaldi wa« appointed minis
1st. To any new »iil.seriber
2d. To any renewal siihscriher.
3d
1st
next.
I
ler t<* Bran I under President
Lin-*
<sdn,iaixl the wife an«i clnld hcchih -
juuiied him. After the expiration
of hit term De Vivaldi dtcidi d to
To any trnhecriber now in arrears who pay» up to January
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Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard.
As we limit the time that we will fn»ni«h the«e Map« at th« lour
price», we advise all who desire to avail thelnaelvt« < f thia .opperViuity
to attend to it at once.