East Oregon herald., April 05, 1893, Image 3

The Herald.
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—The “investigating Committ«e‘’
:fn their report read* at the scho>l
meeting last Monday af ernoon
advised the release of the estate of
J. C. Parker am! his hmtdsmen to
which we have no objections, b •
fCWlihe we beleive Judge Parker was
;an hottest man. conseqtient lv had j
kedived to make* his report at the
annual.meetingun March of this
«.year everything w««uld'have been I
made clear, but his dea’h whi«h
■ was unexpected bv everyone and
'very Rmlden’liediving only about
j86 hours after.the attack of thedis-
ease that carried him «ifi* and th«*;
Whole of that time in great pain
dis«|ua!ifying him from making any . (
. arrmigemrnts-or statements regard
ing the condition yf his business
affairs, and moreover the tax pav­
ers ofthe district are more able to
bear the loss than the widow of the
deceased, as it only amounts to a
small sum to each, but still that ,
does n< t alter*the facts in the case,
the bo»rd were firmly convinced at
the annual school meeting, and,
nothing has transpire«! since to ex j
tirpate the opinion that several
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Powder:
BILL HEADS,
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everything in this line.
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The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.—No Ammonia; No Alum.
I’AM 1 II LETS,
Used in Millions of Homes—40 Years the Standard.
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“Bright Auger” and “T «11«
Came over the hili
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’.Ver«1 there at the rally.J
.WiMva jug well filled,
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Ami in spite of the nit'ens
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A ball to enjoy
Were as frisky as kittens.
Amid pleasures so coy,
And various otiiers, too tiumerou-
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But before they got there-1
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to mention.
They were laid up tor repair;
To the liglft fantastic wt re giving
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Their sleigh turning over,
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Before they got sober.
Ni.v hop .
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...BjJii, thy hoyproposal
boys%proposed tq. >tav.
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They arofce and Tix«1«! their sleigh,!
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Glbve their horses the rein
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;Vall««y as soon as the roads get ii
A i«d | tied <ti«ei r luck ,a gjai n. -!
better condition. r
They came down the creek,
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Willi a whoop and a Shriek,
Johiij Farrens has moved on th
All work «lone neatly an I w«th «lisp.itch.
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Apd arrived at the ranch
Hickman Ranch, and we are in
Where they propos«1«! to «lar«ee •A . « • formed that Mr. McMullen will
But they were nut in comlition j move 2o Mr._J£arrens place. Mr
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' varFy out their proposition; ~
' F. has a new dwelling iwadv com­
Ami so ttiev jrenpsil a stall,
pleted on the site of the one burned
hundred dollars, of school .■ funds ’’I
Ami.did .not bottier th«1 bjill
1 «lown some tipie since.
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were in the possession of some one ,
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or several individual«, which had 1
Rot erf Moflett h’.s taken posses
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But they used som«1 profanity
been paid to the school cl« rk, and ;
-ion of the ey
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farm,
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When. obAIg in the morning,
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loaned to this or these parties, such I
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Cash Macy.
J. Moflett sold over -10 tons of
And without an y warning.
lbans made by the cl« rk , on short
hay during thy .winter jmd spring
» The blomle from th«1 river
time without any note, due bill or
Being sick at his liver.
M issing —The man the min who
entrv made by him. -We know
On the eo.ner-north of in? It sori Snooa.
II j solicits a share
Joined th«1 Piet.v rank;«
prophesied
a light winter.
that J. C. Parker in some instances,
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parunaglr'of hs rends
For which they fai'ed in th^nkfl. I
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did loan money in this wav, which
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But a-fier disct’ssiNOi
is a custom with a great many men
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With voices so g.ujshing,
not thinking of tne future and that»
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-Partira
wishing
the
life
The lililitV of ad mit ting
jve.JDuv diy.at any moment. “In |
I James G. Blaine will do, well
1 One more to their sitting,
asmuch,” so read the report, “as
call at tie* H ewai . d Office.
Qne conclude«! to resign.
we beleive the mcirrev to have been '
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properly expended etc.”
How
Whfcii wen* roaming tit wilt;
could that committee have such a'i
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beleif in the face of the facts as;
Where the building stood
shown bv the clerks books 'and re-’
Which contain«1«! tiie dude.
ceipts, there is no u«e in whipping
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lhe devil around the stump the ft- i
BRENTON <t J. W. BUCHANAN
pqrt should have been a statement ( The noisv man from Fife,
Proprietor..
of facts and the same advice given ( w^ th^ with lus.wrife
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to the tax payers. But forsooth j And The rising: geWrafibh.
the committee must endeavor to, Of fin* Buck CréekÀiatiôn
Harney Lod^e No
entangle the hoard of directors for | \ya8 there m its glory;
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some reason we know not what, rtpd ; go 8afi»tliy poor st«vry.
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assert their beleif to be that the
The stage driver and tlddle
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nïonev was properly expended WeTe there, to solve a riddle;
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The delirqpent tax was no news to,
g|jm ,lian frOm below,
The Proprietor of the White Front’ Liverv Stuhle au­
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the trustet*s. but the assertion of Had his girl in tow; .. .
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sure
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COMMITTER ON A HANGEN ENTS.
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inlv one hundreddollars of indebt
in every way in his line of business.
The big man troni 12 mile,
j W. W.-Johnson. 0. A. Byrd and
and gram constantly on bunds, and careful help.
edness we km w is not correct for With hisT-fnost genial ¿mile
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$280 indebted! esp was spoken of at
Ô. D. Rusk.
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Was thliie. to help wait
Passengers taken to all parts of the country. Job Wugon il. connectiez
the meeting T|ie fact is the in­ i On the gqfcsts Ujifr’vame late.
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vestigation did nut amount to a.row
The lean man f.«m> Piety,
.* Mesdames W W. Johnson I. S.
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of peas and t be'fifiatter remains just Dis|»l«ÿe<l s »me. anxiety
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as it was when put into the hands
Td,provide the barn tnen,'
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The balls heretofore given by
of the committee. Assertions are WitT» grub to suit them.
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thia order liAVe been a simcea«. ami 1
easily made a ‘ Jack Ass”can make
TJi«a flian with the “l>ile.” r K.
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the members at this time are deter |
assertions in unmistakable tones, Was there in poor stvh*;
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mined to make thia ball a success!
heard for miles around, but th«
For his girl and Jack,
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in every particular.
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noise is all tliere is of it. The di Ami the old folks in the hack
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S.K. Collins
Cabinet-maker end Ceneral Jeb Work:
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rectors were not able, like the coir,
mit ee, to dive down into the mys
teries of the ipmldle and from th«
depths of the ocean bring up drown*
ed honor by its hoary loekss’«bwt
the committee failed to bring any­
thing to the surface except mtiscb
shells, and then in pure bhigrin a
their failure tri* 11 to said«|l£ th*
blame on tire board and asserte«
the money had tw-en propt'rtv ex
pended. The boar«! have a * fee|
ittg" for that committee, but it ir I
one of “contempt.”
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Tero gay bovs from Piety.
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Got there with both feet
To the hqtise of Jim Street.'
M. V . the horse man,
Was there with t his
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And tried to diskiver.
By the bri«ige «m tue river,
The location of a jug
Fill with juice of the bug.
C. J , the btickaroo,
A’as at the dance too.
And tried to make mashes
Inmiig the gay lae*sp
But the lasses refuse«!
fo bave their loefc bruised.
Mrs. J. and her “son”
: A êfe there, to see the fun;
'f’he trot lier of the host,
A’as there at his post.
And tried to “ring in ’
A cordial invitation is extended ,
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Music hv Woolsey’s string band.
$2 00
Tickets, including supper.
Wines, Liquors, Cijxrs .and Cigarettes
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Salo in is first class in evert particular.
Mixed drinks to please the most fastidious, ..
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Seeds
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harrnn. I Iff «r» al way.
■iwaya '• 4»u>an<i alwayathr in«
RRY’S SEED ANNUAL
Fer I Ml I RlnwBBiilr toerrry PUnt^r.
At ft an
<»f Ibe ia(r«* farmin«
lu for malfa n from iMbltfbmiaautboriu««.
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