East Oregon herald., November 09, 1892, Image 1

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: Highest of all in Leavening Power. — Latest U; S. Gov't Report.
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Mr-
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haus'wagfable to’find Heel
billbts
fERY WEDNESDAY
to run his-sheet irotr mills Jiti.ysd
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p
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cfose down hia tlhilWte mTlLbedaiise..-
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Nói Staking Tin‘Plate
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he,did n<#/haye
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steel bille.ts to use in making black-.
h’TlON RATBS:
“I am sorry, gentlemen, ,but I
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sheets to;he dipped in tih.—Re-p.yb-
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cannot show you our tin plate mills
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Owing to the 'Afttsike I lic.
in
operation.
fUhÜB LIST:
in Pennsylvania we are unable to
Plenty of ClevelanA.
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which we i
L, Weekly
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roll into blackrsheetB to be dipped!
y0BK Oct. 28.—Some, of:
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»hmifold ( yclopediH, 2.1M)
in tin, and we were compelled
' fra(prnitv were cllxHilating ; i
hluine after Vol. 1, 55 cents:
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volume, postage.
shutdown tfie innllwo da’yk ago : ¿r()llt the’tfi'ffman hqpee »nd <the
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, The speaker was a clerk in -the, Fifth
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look- 'g '
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whoes half a mile . Geiger.saw a cluster
employ of the St. Louis Stamping for other ä betters.-. v
to-day
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The
man,
he
noina
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lof periodicals are sdlicited
ompan'v. The scene was the Des- [ moneys re^<ly*t») be n’agere<Í ¿ippw» ir- Tu^me is*E J. Geiger, was in the of fmshea.and into that he dodged.
he a copy of their work- for
hni—We file and hiiid I he j . • •
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It was near the river bank, and
f, half voiui'ie. e»d i‘»v n ! trehan st reel-office of the concern, ed to democratic money. The
¿^¡ly ,.< eniplov.of a farmer nanud Clayton,
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and the, parties addressed were |
glstered weitJ^orfe ' hi I-Vhe Jlqrnhardt went to the Clayton place wh n Barnhardt reached it he found
bets ‘ tpl ,
Stephen G. Adams, another slatnp Hoflmaq uf - $1.0QO^XCM.iil.'
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apd arrested him. He, however, his bird had Hewn. Nearby the
the
ISING KAI EH:
manufacturer at 314 North Sixth eral result and one of $2^ the same did not put the handcuffs on him spot is a huge hole in the river
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because he promised to be quiet There is about ten foot of water
no I fll 00 $15.01 street, Charles H. N^mgndort, an
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day.
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12 pl i 18, OQ 28.00
there, and the officer was about to
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15 00 , 21 00 40 Of) umbrella, dealer at fhe,same num­
At the Fifth- avenue,- Billy E<1 and make no resistence. . Accord
50.00
HI 'Ml 20.00 ! ' 3'2.00
move on when a pecul ar noise at-
11.-, no 2S.0O
ber,
and
a
Republic"
reporter.
The
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wards is stakeholder' in tlte first ingly the officer and Geiger started
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48.00 1 «0.00 120 00
pH no
110.00 1 110,00 140.Ot j trio had visited the Destrehan street bdl.
Ed wards said lie had any [or Santa Rosa in a light one-horse t-acted his- attention. He looked
mills in response to a .card which
As they were crossing the carefully and saw Geiger’s nose ap­
amount-of monev to bet ar .odds -t>.f bpggy
WORK
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a8 be
’MMxlfcugively circulated by
has
be>fiMrxtfcTU?ivelv
to $700 that Cleveland long bridge over Sonoma creek, on pear above the water. The burglar
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n executed with neanicuR ■ the Republicans inviting the beiarei
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the Glen Ellen rpjid, bv a mighty had been under water at least five
would
New
pliable rales.
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come
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Pamphlets
jump Geiger leaped out of the bug minuteS. when Earnhardt's vision
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MDRE CLEV^ANb MONEY.
Letter Heads,
I cut’s,
plate•■».tpanufactuced Mr. Adams
Hea<-s, ■ Can|f, TieK4*ts,
¿V clear over the bodge ami into caught sight of his Roman nose
EivllB. jludgers, Etc.
is a. Democrat and Mr. Namenoorl .. • Butch” Thompson, The hook t|ie water below. ' The ’ moyement gleaming in the murky pool. By
bpt regularly on ¡Pe for re
J” Rowell Newspaper A<U is a Republican, and the trip to the mflker, was out. looking n»r llarii
frightened Barnhardt’s horse and threatening to shoot him the officer
re st., New York.
mills grew out -of a series of argu- Jon money/ Thompson mi v lit? has liie s'arted to run away. In the induced him to swim out of the
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Unentg'tbey have indulged in regird• |5rfXJ0 to ptrt up a'gainjef "$4,000 mean while' Geiger was making river, when he handcuffed him, .
ring thé benefits of the McKinleS that'New
fur M C.evelaiia. ^.(.rv
. . .. York goes
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eountt and the distance brought him to town and lodged
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DIRECTORY
law. Noticing the disappointment
Some large bets on the. • )pG^<>n
C()Vere(j sliows that he is no him in jail
To keep him from
¡caused By- fils first statement, the have been made at the Astor house.
jumping
out
of
the buggy again
■nean Sprinter. The officer finally
ional :
clerk contiTiutd:
Thursday
afternoon
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¿aughtsight of him, and whipping Barnhardt was forced to fasten him
Benjamin Harrison'.
----- l.evi P. Miirtov. ■ . “If you want to see
where
n;en were talking injhecafe
m the cafe and
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men
fps horse chased him for nearly to the rig with straps.-—Examiner.
JamesG. HlafiiC
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Charles Foster. made tin plate I will show
it
the
discussion
turned
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Colonel- \V rlliiim'-.Brown
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Jeremiah M. Ri.sk
The offer was accepted and the .said he felt sure 6f (sieve and s -
Wm. H. Miller
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A repiit>lican thought'the
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fin plate mill
1 here was lv»t a | Colonel was mistaken-and' said o
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A San Francisco Paper
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(jolonel offered ’to back his
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Binger Hermann. .Workman insight; the- a only odor., The
D.Sylvester Pennovei pants of the buUding"being another
opinioil with lHLixlvy: ; Ttie other
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R. Geo. W. McBride
Would Form an Intcrostlnj Addition >'
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Phil. Mets< han. party of visitors,
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the
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willing
too.
but
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to Your Winter Roading.
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.... Frank Bakei two sets of dipping pots and ranged"
odds
Cbionel
.Brown
manded
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/ Wm. P. Uh abdfi’t tfee sides were several of tiir offered to'bet
$1,000 to $500 that !
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inc cons-pii umis .type the words wager was made, a deposit bein^
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placed With Manager -Keefe of the
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mi Jane, Ivbj
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THERE ARE ÜANY REASONS 17117
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H enry B lackman
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Everything was very quiet, in
BETTING ON NEW YORK. -
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The huge
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In
the
evening
another
group
of
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J H. Neal
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A. Gitliuga rollers were standing idle, some of
gentlejjjen at the same plnci wei^i
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This was talking politics and a llusion w;d?
SPECIAL PEEEIUU3
C har .N ewell them c<.yered with rust.
T hus . g . D odson
VALUE, C1C5.COO
remarked by one ofjh.e party, but
GIVEN AWAY
made.to Colonel Brown’s bet. Gedi:
W m . altnow
no reply was vouchsafed. After a
R. R. Sin
Merritt, a wealthy repu'.lican. who
It h bHmfnl of new. from all pirts of the world, and it. Lltetary Department to .upptled by th.
ithorough inspection the conversa­ live? at the Astor house and wan
> LAND OFFICE;
foreiuust writers of tue day. In addition to its great news and literary features,
J. B. Ill'NTINOTON tion was resumed.
■ H arrison K elley
formerly a large stockholder in the
IT OIVCS TO EVERY SUOSCRIDER HI3 CHOICE FROM TWO
“These rollers are used exclusive­
MAGNIFICENT WORKS OF ART,
Waterbury Watch Co iq an , di I
ly in rolling black sheetB forthetin not think the odd a Were so great!
eties .
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plate mill?”
against the republicans as Colonel
‘O A hegree No. «.
Conslstin-of eight Be.tittful reproductions from m.rterpl-c-y cf the wm-1<t, «-rent.
“Yes. sir.”
8'1 Wednesday.
Brown’s bet would indicate.
Mt artists, the whole collection bound in a hau^me b«u«i«u k^tLereUe cure;
B elle G eer . n . g .
“Now if Mr. Niedringhaus want­
Or a beautiful reproduction, in all of it. original color., of the fauioua hunortad
John Larkin, cashier of the
ed to stop the manufacture of tin
paintinj, 22x23 inches,
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Hoffman house cafe, was present
S« Lodge, No 47
plate
and
wished
to
utilize
these
¡5*1 Thurg.Iaj a
and offered to bet. Mr. Merritt i Columbus at the Court of Ferdinand and Isabella.
J- W, Sawyer Sec’y,
rollers in the manufacture of sheet
did not care to bet on the general
■" IM. Tnz E-iAwnraR win mi.
al,wbule
iron would any change be neces­
fKuR Lodge. No. «
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result,
but
was
willing
to
put
up
sary?”
p’h Monday.
his money on thr£reault in New
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King. C or n
“No, sir. The rollers on some of
th«»
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York a’ld g’ve odds in the bargain :
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H HFallT?Vtr> s«Uirda>-
are used in rolling sheet iron, 1>ut 1800 that the-- republicans would
r- Thompson j$. g .
that would nut interfere.”
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Then this place is just the same carry New York state, and a depos­
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it was placed with the cashier of
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,as a sheetiFon rolling mill?’
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frow *""*r O«t-
the Astor house cafe.
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how we roll steel billets into sheets
A Burglar*» Doperale I ¿cap.
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I will take you into that depart­
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They are at work there.”
lI,Tn» CITY :
S anta R osa , October 28 —Con­
or the sake of harmony the
except Sun day
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stable Barnhardt bad a very lively
¡question that this answer prompted
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experience with a burglar near Ho-
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examiner’s Art Album,
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