Indian Messiah Dies A Maniac In Idaho
George Moses once hailed as a Messiah dies in Lapwai Idaho after drinking liniments and a cocaine alcohol mix used as a hair restorer. He prophesied as king of kings before death while his wife is said to be near death. Funeral rites were led by Rev James Hisyes with many locals in attendance. Burial near Rev Henry Spalding’s grave on the Clearwater River. Moses had led a Nez Perce faction in past conflicts and was seen as second to Chief Joseph. Redmen’s Anniversary Ball noted for February 22 at Eagle Woodman hall.
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O. O. Howard
Oregon Senate Bills Hit Various Topics in Session
Salem reports list of senate bills passed on Wednesday covering tax evasion by certain insurers, district attorney salary increases, regulation of fraternal insurance rates, funding for insurance commissioners, trust deposit payments, thistle removal by landowners, printing costs for G.A.B.R., county fair aid, county assessor salaries, library millage in Multnomah, fire policy forms, extending insurance laws, humane society aid, poultry show funding, territorial port annexation procedures, wage assignment consent, Oregon National Guard continuing appropriations, and related items. The notice ends with an advertisement for Ballard's Snow Liniment and local merchants Bal lard's.
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Whist Tournament Opens in St Joseph With Players From Midwest
Whist players from the middle west gather in St Joseph Missouri for the Central Whist association annual tournament. Last year’s meeting was in Omaha. Also noted are four color paintings in the March Scribner featuring aviation scenes including a race with the Limited and a regatta of the skies.
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Stanfield Notes Mark Merger and Arrivals
Stanfield Oregon reports N Lee of Beho and George L Ward buying J S Parker's interest in Stanfield Mercantile. Mrs J L Graves arrives from Fargo to supervise a 20 acre Furnish Coe project tract. A A Dinnie of Grand Forks plans for a 40 acre tract care in the same project. R N Stanfield travels to Portlana on business. Frank Sloan visits Pendleton. A A Ewart opens a first class butcher shop on Coe Avenue. Mrs Fr N Wheeler returns from Portland with niece Lejah Patterson. Geo H Pitts of Grand Forks stays several days.
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Portlana
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Pendleton
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Coe Avenue
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Portland
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Geo. H. Pitts
Grand Forks
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Columbia fishing bill reconsidered and defeated
Salem Ore February 17 The house defeated the Columbia river fishing bill on reconsideration and annulled an agreement with a Washington committee from Portland. The pact had urged mutual fishing suspensions on tributaries during the Columbia closure, contingent on Oregon accepting the same action by county representatives. Ballard's Horehound Syrup ad urges quick relief for hacking cough with prices 26c 60c and $1. A C Koeppen Bros.
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Taylor to Speak at Atlanta Real Estate Banquet
President Alex B. Taylor of the National Association of Real Estate Exchanges will fly from Cleveland to deliver the principal address at the Atlanta Real Estate Men's Association banquet tomorrow night in Atlanta Georgia.
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Man Marries, Then Falls Ill in Centralia
Centralia, Washington February 17. Within seven weeks after his wedding Frank Ward a well known young man now lies in the hospital infirmary where doctors strive to restore his reason as mer al affliction overtakes him.
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Burk(e) Family Praises Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
Mrs. Barbara Burke narrates a malaria cure claiming Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey drove illness from her system and serves as a tonic for years. Her son Wally Burke, an Adv. Agent in New Orleans, endorses it as a family staple and helpful in need.
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