East Oregon herald., June 21, 1893, Image 5

The Herald
WEDNESDAY JUNE 21. IW 3
EC
N ews I n G enerai
-us.
0. c, co
Having purchased the entire stock formerly belonging to Cal
Geer, comprising all lines of
HUNTINGTON
FROM QUII EXCHANGES.
OKEGON.
HARDWARE, CRCKERY, GLASSWARE, TINWARE,
Again solicit trade from all Harney ami Malheur Comities.
An Anti-C.’;ineso Meeting.
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Ranchers Cattle men- Hcrsemer. Shccxir.cn ¿Cow Boys!
About <r>00 people, mostly labor
ing men, gather«d hist evening at!
r
à
Columbia hall in response to the
following call, issued bv an organi
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zaiion know n as i he Law and < hder
Legion, and circulated extensively
among the laboring men in the form
La«t vear we sold L’>7.1 ('ar loads
This year we ar«* going to nek»»
B p
of handbills, reatling: “Chinese I , i’ 200 C 'ar loads, and will do »• if nrie»*« .y*.» an object tn • uvera
must go! A mass meeting under member mir motto; “ONE CRICETO ALI." Call or send for prices
the aurp ces of the Liwand Order
( I C 1 f r* - V i « .* • «’n v « e gn« «I. G» t our prices. Ship unit
Legion will l>e he|«i at Co u nhi;*. |
goods in care of th«- o. o
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hall Thursday evening. All who
are in favor of using all lawful
means to secur«* the enforcement
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of the Geary exclusion law are in
vited to be present. Short speeches |
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will l»e the order "
where Hudson now ¡«. and will J dntv
the American people.
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The im et'ng was called to o-der
M
irris
and
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w**ll
not
p»i«tp<im*
that
w
Inch
«•:«»
-
bring him to Mobile.
bv S S Long, chairman of the Law
Hudson quarreled while on th»ir Ino* l»e positioned without <1 mv» r
and Order L gion. who said that it
and wphnnt putting their l<>-al
was not called in the mtelest of any | wav home from a visit to Mobile,
\inericin friends in the Hawaiian
political party, but for the purp< se 1 and Morris hit Hud-on with a hot I 1st »mis to grave anxiétés and
per I
ot taking measures to s«eure the ,*e* The two appeared later at I ils.
I Morris’ house, when Hudson’s p,
« ntbrc<ment of tile Gearv law.
Our Stock is Complete
in
tment.
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"These islands are as
to
confine'jl,rv waR Httcnde«l
*‘v Morris
Hudson
went
home,
but
shortly »e
th« mselves to ihesufject f< r the
«hsviissio i «»f which ihe meeting turned with a gun. Morris went
was call«d. and stated that remaiks out to meet him. carrying an un
on any other subjects would bene loaned gun, and saving that tn-
dared out of order. Subsequently didnt careto load itas he didn’t wai t
the chairman was compelled to call to hurt Hudson. As Mor is c osseu
down seve ral speakers who were the fence and turned to replace a '
requested t lie s| eas» i s
• o Allietici a“ the
ADJOURNED TO THE PLAZA.
! Amelia ('hatham and two sons of
. Morris, aged 11 and 14. «aw the
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|de««L Mrs. Morris refused to pros.,
The attendance at the meeting .cute, and would not let the sons d >
1 eii g too lag)«* to be acc«>mmodat« d | so. She died about, a year ago
in Columbia hall, a motion was Upon Hudson’s return he visited
made and earritd that it adjourn to XVholerville. and was rec«»gniz»*d by
the plaza, ami about >500 men fol none until the blind woman cried
lowed Chairman Long to the place, out. “That is Boii Hudson ” IIml
where an open air meeting was held
A number of speakers addresse«!
them here, including S. S. Long
»1. II Meriitt. Tm-mas R. Kemp
Mr. Butler and others.
RESOLUTION'S OFFERED.
{ von turn«*«! ami walk< «l away quick
|v. but
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tint hi
tils movements were noted,
and be was located at Scranto».
| Xmelia Chatham is over 7(H ears of
eg ». and the boys are stalwart men
' of middle age. The three have viv
i«i recollections of all the incidents
A resolution was offered and
of the killing
Unanimously adopted, declaring it
tube the sense of the meeting that
the president be caPed on tond'orci
the Geary Chinese exclusion act.
and that p t ding its enforcement
Will Come At Last.
h
and
blundering
t
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ciiminalitv. i
i from which there ««oilId le no
j cape ” — Mornmg ('-iP
more anxious to <li.-cuss the single rail which had fallen down. Hudson
tax and other propositions than the shot him in the hack, killing him
enforcement of the Geary law.
,»»’
islands
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I t tiling to aceept «hi- ) ahiaMe prize. I
1 it would siir«»lv bring tittr statesme« |
’
■ tn the liar of history with an indict |
of
HAR1WARE. SUNHERIES, A CARPENTERS TOOLS
I offer the same for sale at greatly re<luced prices for CASH.
C. IL VOEGTLEY.
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JOHN SAYER
Proprietor.
Situated on Silvies river 1 mile East „f Burns, „ear the nridga
ustom?rs will receive GOOD
FLDUR
from
Oond Wheat
iii)t ir'nnl
1 Méditer»*!«•<•• • n are to Europe,
i nient
STOX
«•»
LIVERY
STABLE
HENRY CALLWELL. .
Propt
To Have Fun With Bees.
|t is a fac*
gen rillv known
no»
I «hai itone ho ds bis hr»*atl) w*a«n-
< bees ai.tl hoiiets can
with impivdtv
•>•» bandled
The «kin l»<»eom«‘s
sting pr»i»if. ¡imi t-v «»ohlitig th it* i n
Sect t»v t he tee! aliti gIVIIig her full
li I eri v of .-«etimi i on can see her
drive ber w«»an<»n : i V m Î1 » * * the im
pellet
stiri-,»«•••
with
a
fro»
thè
longs
and
prepare<l to neemn'* od ite h'« «’iistome’B.
Charges very reasonab’e.
Job Wagon in conn«<*finn.
fore.
t hllt lift« per *md v ■«’ every stroke; 1
bili let I he stilali- st «piantiti* of alt
esctip»»
The Prop^ietor is well
Burns -Canyon Stage« Line,
th
«ting «ill penetrat-« tt on*t*.
I
have
fH*V« F
N» rii
.-III
••xeepti»iti
to th s in t HHH! vtìv» . »»a’s i>n-» r
vation
I
have * a Ug ht
vom g
tallies with very dr|ir,-«»e bands i<>
astonish their fa lend i uv I he |ier
forniaiice of this fete sac« a writt r
I. J ewitt , P roprietor .
Arrives and |)«»p.»irts daily, except Sunday.
anneri, with the Ont.rto. Fri,.ryo-e
• I«>| ir for
I ,k(.,
trvrs.
in !">ciem e, and I saw one so s«-v
eielv sttlig as to r««piire the ser
vice of a ptiv sieian. t hroiign Hugh
no Chi a nan t-houl I be alloweil to
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Chicago. June It)—John
land in this c> untrv.
Stevens, ex Minister to Ha«ad,
The meeting aoj «urned to meet in the city, “O i the Hawaiian ÎH 'log at a wittv remark of hi r sister
foigcliing 'hat laughing require«'
again at the plaz « next Tuesday lands.” said he, "is establish«<1
S. B. Ware is now at work in the Stenger Blacc«t>
breath.
Fur a tluory in ex plana
evening.
The following petition American colour with a soli«l basis
lion, I am led to telmve that hold and that he is a first class mechanic.
Was circulated and -lgmd.
of American civilization, the cr« a
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“Resolved That we, the under tion of sterling men amt women ing the Heath partially closes th»
Remember he guarantees satisfaction in every respect.
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signed are in favor of using all who, many years ago. left their pores of the skin. M v experuren**
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Inutili means to secure the enforce »homes
under the inspiration
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i id I in that di'ection ha»e not. i>i-m «x-
ict enough io be of anv scientific
>
iiient of the Gearv Chinese exclu­ Christian faith, supplemented lit
v.iiue, but. I am satisfied I that It
sion act -—Portland Telegram.
men of industry and commerce.
very sensibly affects the a mount
"In none of our American States ! of insensible perspiration.
S. E V/FE
.are there more eameat and more |
earn« st and more loyal American!
— A farm on Tr.rutcreek contain
people.
Thev look to the flag ing 160 acres.
I bis ranch has
M obile . Ala . June 14 —Twenty . which their fathers reared and con ; ibout 100 acres of meadow and •-
fair 5ears ago George Morris was, recrated to American liberty and I admirably situat« «! for a first «• as-
I «h«*ep. cattle or hi>»ee ranch, b«-ing
•hot and killed ;»t Wholei ville, this good government for protection.
1 surr«»unde«i bv the very beat rang«. (
county, by his friend. R»«bert Hu«l
“They stretch out a pleading Title g«sal
For terms «-all at this
MRS. LOUIS RACINE, I’rop’t.
•on. lie slayer t|e<| the country, hand to this mighty nation of
<»Ui«*e or write Bvrd «t King, Real
' ut ventund to
— •■•return last month, fnedom not to abandon them in Estate Agents, Burns Oregon.
He was known to m» one,
Hotel has re«-entljr l>e«,n enlnrpe end en'irelv renovate«1 In flrxt Cl»»« RIVI«.
having thedaysof th«ir i’>> iterative need.;
greatly changed; but his voice was I do r«>t I elh ve the administration
A good ranch Iwlonging tn H G.
b'V’«gniZe«l bv an age«l blind woman. o1'President Cleveland will n«gl«*ct Campbelll. containing 160 acre« 12
Table ia Supplied with the Pest the Market Affords
Amelia Chatham, ami the sons <»f
thia great American opportunity, miles south east of Burna. Thia
the <b>ad man sw« re out a warrant
careful and cautious as it is its ranch has about 100 a«*r»*s «»f g«Ms|
f»r him. Today llmlson was in­
meadow land. Price 1300 or will
Traveling men wi]| f, d tl ia l’<td a l.i«e at.d
duty to l»e.
dtairallo pipe*
dicted by the graml jury. The slier
trade
for
sheep.
“In «hie time and nt an early date
iff has gone to Scranton, Mis», I I <lieve it will not fail of its great I
B ykd < fc K ino . stop.
A Blind XXOman's Memory.
FRENCH HOTEL
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