German chemist touts powerful tonic on table knife page
The article cites Baton Lireis the German chemist claiming a strong tonic can be as potent as eight pints of beer. It discusses poverty, advertising luck, and a Washington outlook praising agricultural prospects amid rains and harvest certainty. It notes Oregon State reform school bids, Indian reservations surveys, and a Tacoma incident with a mob.
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Baton Lireis
Washington
Waitstmrag Times
Sea Eoon
English Syndicate Plans Invasion of Walla Walla Brewery
An English syndicate bonds Stabe City Brewery in Wallan Walla for 150000 dollars. If the sale goes to an English company, Walla Walla would lose about 30000 dollars yearly in profits and five years’ total purchasing outlay. The piece warns foreign ownership undermines local growth and poses monopoly risk to the United States economy.
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Stabe City
Wallan Walla
Hne
Walla Walla
United States
This Patent Pills Claim Safe Uniform Action
An advertisement asserts pills are scientifically compounded and uniform in action, suitable for adults and children with perfect safety. It guarantees cure claims for sick headache, constipation, dyspepsia, and biliousness, and positions them as superior to any other preparation as an appetizer.
Behring Sea dispute tempers between nations continues
The article reviews U S and Great Britain correspondences on Behring Sea seaborder, noting Blaine and Salisbury at odds over rights to sealers and open waters. It cites Adams and treaty history, with London pressed to arbitration and the U S stance framed as defending national sovereignty.
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Great Britain
Behringse
Sevroory Blake
Spokane Faith Review
Gazette
Congress
Lord Lanchury
United States
Belkring Sea
Bayard
Atote
Canada
America
Lord Salisbury
Tohku Quincey Adana
Whin
Pirote
Sted
Russia
Blaine
Salisbury
United State
Fuet
Len Blaine
Nile
Keotew
Ilusne
Elizen
Biniie
England
We Bt
John Quincy Adams
Bohnny Wen
Meig
Mr. Adaas
Lord Swisbury
Alaska
Seale
Brbring Sea
Belrivge
Jandery
Behring Sea
London
Blaina
London Times
Lord Latimbury
London Chronicle
Bisie
Babioaw
Bisnie
Best Salve for Cats and Skin Eruptions Adverts
The advertisement promotes a salve claimed as the best world cure for cats, braises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped skin, chilblains, corns and skin eruptions. It guarantees relief or money back, price two cents per box, sold by A D Johnson & Co on Nov 14.
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A. D. Johnson & Cu
Grant county news notes a mix of local events and hazards
Census chief estimates Canyon City population at 31100 while locals push for a recount. Reports of horse thefts in Grant county prompt vigilante warnings. Accidents include a Sugarloaf Valley rider fractured shoulder and a man losing his forefinger after a factory injury. Harvest advances in Long Creek valley and Harney County races are scheduled, plus a diphtheria death in Atonement loosens family worries.
Deafness Cure Promised by Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement claims deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and argues only constitutional treatment can restore hearing. It offers $100 for a cure they cannot achieve with Hoalls Catarrh Cure and directs readers to obtain circulars from Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
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Hoall
Cheney & Cu
Toledo
Dragygista
Financial snapshot of First National Bank Heppner Oregon 1890
Bank report lists assets and liabilities as of July 18 1890 including loans and discounts 2124 50 87 overdrafts secured 5995 78 bonds 12500 reserves 1842 51 bank furniture and fixtures 6045 current expenses taxes 6069 premiums on U S bonds 2700 notes and coins 1828 40 legal tender 62 50 total assets 187 RIEU liabilities capital 50000 surplus 72000 undivided profits Value shows deposits demand time and notes payable to other banks and state banks total 167 BBR sa
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First National Bank
Heppner
Oregon
U. 3
U.S
UL S
Sper
Sorplus
Uae
Daeto
Anak Sud Barkers
Siedasneyy
Gap
Special City Meeting on Bond Issue and Main Street Race
The council met July 28 1890 and again July 29 special session to consider bonding the city for 5000 at 8 percent to fund artesian water work. A Main Street race permit was granted in exchange for at least 25 spent on repairs. An August 4 election was ordered to decide the bond and election officials appointed.
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Livetton
Counwell
Morrow
Mallory
McAtee
Jones
Farneaworth
Matlock
Cansult
Bolve
Yelve
Timaday
Main Street
Swaggart
Carrington
Couveil
Ubteidages
Parosworth
Committee On
Uni Bhad
Wounon
Morrin
Tukey
McAfee
Artesina
Heppner to Hold Special Bond Election for Water
Notice to Heppner electors in Morrow county Oregon of a special election at the Recorder's Office on August 15 1890 to decide bonding the town for five thousand dollars to fund water procurement. Ballots read yes for bonds no for bonds. Polls open at dawn and close at 6 p.m. Signed by Mayor Recorder and officials.
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Heppber
Morrow County
Oregon
Heppner Water Bond Ordinance Authorized
Heppner votes to issue bonds for water supply. Fifty bonds at 1000 dollars each, due September 1000, eight percent interest, secured by town faith and pledge to levy taxes. Mayor and Recorder to sign bonds. sinking fund planned and tax levy authorized for annual payments. Also includes unrelated notices and a promotional Liver Tonic ad.
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Heppner
Vnety
Heypner
United States
Snc
Regeuliur
Lowg
Hiackwan
Mayer
Birthday of J W Rooney reported after fatal horse accident
Tuesday the birthday of J. W. Rooney, who was thrown from his horse near Cantralis, Waah., and died from injuries, was shipped to his home at Lezinetra. Senator Blackman and Thos Rhea, of Heppoer, were in town this week. W. E. Fowler, cashier of the 1st National Bank, has returned from a camping trip in White Salmon Fork. J. W. Smith's family crossed the river en route for Mt. Alanis for eight weeks. Ross Beardsley is the proud father of a daughter. Jup Lobo and Brady, et al, have returned to town and stayed at the Hotel Hobo under Sheriff Wilcox. Candonites discuss a HGA00 jail for the county seat. L. C. Edwards, the pill and potion purveyor, returned from Tennessee. He was escorted home by Hon. J. A. Thomas to Omaha. The bus plans to allow the Indies to enjoy hot days by a river dip with tented grounds for the stay. L. W. Darling and J. W. Blake of Condon are in town. Be Swipbaree and Mrs Otis Patterson passed en route to Portland where Otis must stay due to railroad injuries. Fossil was represented by Fitamaurive and mother Ned Hickson and family, H. Hickdon, and H. Rawm an. Miss Buchler of The Dalles visits Miss Aederson in town.
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Blackman
Thos, Rhea
Heppoer
W. E. Fowler
Eishier
1St National Bank
White Salmon Fork
J. W. Smith
Mt. Alanis
L. C. Edwards
Tennessee
J. A. Thomas
Omaha
Local Advertisements Round Up in Heppner Gazette
Numerous merchants offer goods and services in Heppner including Gilliam & Bisbee stock on wagons and boots best in market from M Lichtenthal. J W Matlock & Co grocery, Roberta & Simons repair services, Standard Mower from Gilliam & Bisbee, Barber's Odorless Matches from Leezer & Thompson, and tailoring by A Abrahameice. Notices urge sheepmen to buy salt and sulfur at Long Creek, discounts for large orders, and an upcoming price list. The Gazette prints a long list of local ads and trade names with addresses and prices.
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Liebhtenthal
Portland
Heppner
Gilliam & Bisbee's
Gilliam & Bisbee
Buckingham & Hecht
M. Lichtenthal’s
Leezer & Thompson
Net
Oish
J. W. Matlock & Co
Lee
Buasks
Gazette
Pendleton
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Mat
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Banda
Herrner
G. W. Swanaarr
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Heppper
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Lone Rock
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Lost Valley
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Billie Morrow
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Billie
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Foster
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Heppner, Or
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Salem
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Astoria
Albany
Mississippi Valley
Nelson Jones, Pres’t
E. R. Bishop
Trens
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Ieppner
Theron E. Fell
C. M. Mallory
G. Newson
Romeste Nelson & Robe, Res. Barbers
Mavin Stree
Plunder
Jregonbloop Purifier
Ees Mene S
Billie Ruark
M.D. Hayman
Prop
M. Lichtenthal
City Hotel
Heppner, Oregon
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