Horse Market Expansion Boosts Farm Profits
M. and Shrock, Pacific Homestead field agent, notes the north west horse industry thrives with rising prices. Demand surges as spring work nears, prompting plentiful breeders but risking loss of top mares to short-sighted buyers. Prices likely stay strong years, yet eventual declines may occur, making quality mares valuable long term. Special note on Tolen's Honey and Tar not affected by Pure Food and Drug Law. Koeppen Drug Store.
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Ectime
Tolen
Hilde
Koeppen Drug Store
Not Overlook Not Overlook Tense
The message urges readers to visit a store offering varied stock at low prices and favorable terms. It promises profits for shoppers and dealers, notes easy showing of goods, and provides an incomplete store location. The text emphasizes early visits to capitalize on stock and offers.
Estrayed Horses Between Cold Springs and Reservation
Two large hay horses about 1100 pounds each branded T connected J. R. and a third about 1000 pounds with a white face and cock-ankle were strayed between Cold Springs and the reservation. Liberal reward offered for return to Umatilla Meat Market.
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Cold Springs
J. R
Umatilla
Foley's Kidney Cure Ad From Read East Oregonian
An advertisement promotes Foley's Kidney Cure claiming it stops irregularities and cures kidney and bladder trouble within medical reach. Presented by Koeppen's Drug Store, via the East Oregonian.
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Foley
Koeppen
Millionaire Palaces Rise on Fifth Avenue in Two Years
The article envisions over 320 million dollars spent on lavish Fifth Avenue mansions facing Central Park. It names Henry Frick, Senator Clark, William K. Corey, and others planning multi million dollar residences, with detailed street corners and spouses. Also notes Creac Hall’s patent medicine and a Seattle fortune case of Patrick Sullivan’s heir Edward Corcoran.
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William E. Curtin
Bill Monaires
New York City
Upper Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Hillionsira Row
Henry C. Frick
Wiliam H. Vanderbdht
Lennoxbrary
New York
Andrew Carnegie
Henry Phipps
Senator Clark
William K. Corey
Carnegie Partners
The
Steel Trust
Carnegie
Misa Madelio Gilman
Elghty-ninth Street
Mr. Carnegie
William Starr Miller
Elighty-sixth Street
Lloyd Bryce
Peter Cooper
Eighty-third Street
Benjamin Gusegenheim
Smelter
Severty Sixth Street
Edward Harkness
Standard Oll Company
Seventy-fifth Street
Misa Grace Rainey
Ldke
W. G. Rainey
Cleveland
Coke King
Howard Gould
Seventy-third Street
James Stillman
National City Bank
Seventy-second Street
Riarton French
Walker Fearn
Seventy-first Street
Trish
Seattle
Patrick Sullivan
Edward Corcoran
Corcoran
Carrigaline
County Cork
Dublin
Fly’s Cream Balm Offers Real Cure for Catarrh
Do the right thing if you have nasal catarrh. Fly's Cream Balm is promoted as a real cure, while powders and snuffs with mercury are warned against. It claims to relieve nasal and throat inflammation by releasing secretions, with Elv's Dream Balm available at druggists or by mail from Fly Bros in New York.
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Fly
Elv
Fly Bros
Warren Street
New York
To Save Son From Prison in Supreme Court Fight
Seattle February 16 Will H Thompson father of Chester Thompson prepares his brief for the state supreme court Friday to block Prosecuting Attorney Mackintosh's motion to send Chester Thompson to prison as a dangerous person. In Woodburn an elderly man, Joseph Whitney, was killed by an SP train with a coroner's jury finding death resulted from excessive speed within city limits.
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Son
Seattle
Will H. Thompson
Chester Thompson
Jainile
Supreme Court of the State
Jule Snell
Mackintosh
Joseph Whitney
Woodburn
Southern Pacific
Miona stomach tablets promise cure for stomach disorders
An ad touts Miona stomach tablets as a permanent remedy for digestive ailments. It claims a specific blend including bismuth subgallate cerium oxalate solidi carbonate and nux vomica strengthens digestion and nerves. Tallman & Co. guarantees money back if it does not cure.
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Tallman & Co
Railroad Expenditures Cut Hit Chicago Railroads
Chicago reports show railroads entering the city have cut estimated year expenditures by over 125 million dollars. Burlington lines alone are projected to spend 26 million less due to monetary constraints, while terminal and development work continues. Some trunk lines discuss transferring two thirds of ordered equipment to western roads amid anti-railroad sentiment and finance difficulties. Agrarian trouble in Ireland follows an eviction attempt near Dublin.
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Chicago
Burlington
Raid at Sullivan farm foiled by night vigil
In Bandon today sheriff and police raided Sullivan's farm but news leaked, bonfires rose on hills, church bells tolled, and a noon arrival met with stone and stick attacks. eviction abandoned. Sailor W Budzinski aboard the German bark Barmbek barely survived a 140 foot fall, landing on a taut rope near Port Townsend.
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Bandon
Sullivan's Farm
W. Budzinski
Port Townsend
Tacoma
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Pennleton
Oregon
M. &. Shrock
Pacific Homestead
Northwest
Eilers’ Piano
Main Street
G. Rogers
East Oregonian
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. G. Byers
Lota
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court. St
Pendleton, Ore
Fifth Avenue
Newands
la Crearrh Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ske Hall
Ipation
Treland
Michael Sullivan
Pendleton Gloakin
Alfalfarm Dairy
Alberta
Bow River District
H. EF. Barnum Land CO
Chamber of Commerce
Portland, Oregon
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