City Brevities of Goods and Rentals
A compact town notice listing various services and sales. Dry wood from Minnis. private room and board at 813 South Main. talking machines given away at The Wonder Store. hair goods at Mrs Campbell's millinery. houses and rooms for rent. painting and wallpaper from Charles Lane & Son. 807 Vincent street paint stock. furnished housekeeping rooms at 102 Logan street. Wonder Store shoes. building paper to lower fuel bills. Oregon Lumber Yard. Cerena Driscoll voice piano location. Studio 604 Thompson street. Hotel Oregon in Portland. coal sacks at Potlatch Lumber Co. bus from Hotel Oregon. 230 acres summer fallow for rent near Pendleton. apply John Vert.
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South Main Street
Wonder Store
John Vert
Charles Lane & Son
Vincent Street
Logan Street
Wonder
Oregon Lumber Yard
Cerena
Driscoll
Thompson Street
Potlatch Lumber Company
Portland
Oregon
Pendleton
Clarke Faces Neck Bullet Removal After Trip
Sheriff T D Taylor returns from Salem with Clarke and Bodine in the penitentiary. Clarke stood the trip well but will undergo operation to remove a neck bullet and cleanse a head wound. Bowman the jailbreaker was sent to the penitentiary after capture by Portland police. he was serving a county sentence when he escaped in September.
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T. D. Taylor
Salem
Clarke
Bodine
Bowman
Portland Poice
Funeral for Mrs Humphrey Held at North Side Home
Funeral services for Mrs. William Humphrey were conducted this afternoon at 1 30 oclock at the family home on the North Side. The service honored the deceased in a simple ceremony as relatives and neighbors attended.
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Mra
William Humphrey
Funeral Service At EB Church Attended By City Barber Trade
From the north side of the river and Thomp son street M. EB church the funeral began with a 1 30 service at the home then moved to the church where Rev Robert Warner delivered the sermon. City barber shops closed for the funeral with pallbearers Mark Patton James Estes Mr Allen Clem Hogue Allie Knight and Dean Shull.
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Thompson Street
M. EB
Robert Warner
Mark Patton
James Estes
Mr. Allen
Clem Hogue
Allie Knight
Dean Shull
Two Divorce Suits Filed in Circuit Court
Two divorce actions were filed by Peterson and Peterson. Emmi Reed of Weston seeks a divorce from Arthur Reed, married March 26 1905 at Mitchell, Wheeler county, alleging desertion in July 1906 after a few months of marriage. Mary Reynolds seeks separation from George Reynolds, married Weston in 1885, alleging adultery with a woman named William in January 1996 and cohabitation in Connell Washington. she asks for a divorce.
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Organware
Messrs. Peterson & Peterson
Emmi FB. Reed
Weston
Arthur JD. Reed
Mitchell
Wheeler County
Mary Reynolds
George C. Reynolds
Wiliame
Connell, Wash
Wholesale Anti-Trust SuitsFiled Against Five Corporations
Suits for alleged anti-trust violations were filed in Little Rock Arkansas against Armour & Co Water-Pierce Co Hammond Packing Co Morris & Co and Cudahy Packing Co. Each seeks penalties totaling about 1.85 million dollars. Governor Davis retired and inauguration took place. Davis to run for the senate next Tuesday.
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Akansas Crees
Little Rock
Ark
Armour & Co
Water- Pierce of Co
Hammond Packing Co
Morris& Co
Cudahy Packing ‘Co
Davis
Little
Senate
Great Strike Threatens in Nevada Cal
Labor Commissioner Stafford meets operators in Nevada to avert a miners strike. If demands aren’t met by tomorrow, the union will call out all pumpmen and surface men, trapping mines with water. Companies prepare to endure a long siege while miners claim financial backing.
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Nevada
Cal
Stafford
Krollau Assassinated by School Boy in Smolensk
In Smolensk on January 18, Krollau, head of the rural police, was shot as he left a concert hall by a schoolboy named Borlenkoff. An officer present shot the assassin dead.
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Smolensk
Naval Enlistments Rise on Promotion Incentives
Commander W. F. White reports growing naval enlistments driven by better promotion prospects and higher pay. The East Oregonian notes widespread appeal of naval service for young men as of January in Washington.
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Washington
Jan
W. F. White
Electric anaesthetic proposed by Professor Leduc in London
London, Jan 18. Professor Stephane Leduc of Paris outlined two new inventions for surgeons at the Royal College of Surgeons. He demonstrated electricity causing a drug to enter the bloodstream and an electric anaesthetic that put a rabbit to sleep and allowed limb amputation without pain. He predicted the methods may replace chloroform and ether.
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London
Royal College of Surgeons
Stephane Leduc
Paris
Prosomer
Leduc
Hyomel air cures colds without stomach medicine
Advertises Hyomel medicated air as the right cure for colds and bronchial troubles, claiming immediate relief by inhalation. The ad asserts pills are useless and guarantees satisfaction with a money-back offer. A complete Hyomel outfit sells for $1 with refills at 60 cents.
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Pendleton
Hawk
Tullman & Co
Smallpox Vaccination Required in Walla Walla Schools
City Health Officer A. E. Braden issued notices to public school Whitman college St Pauls LaSalle and St Vincents academies ordering certificates of vaccination for all entrants. Two new cases reported brings total to six in the city with one severe case.
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Walla Walla
A. E. Braden
Whitman College
St. Paul's School
LaSalle School
St. Vincent's Academy
Board of Health
Hunter Shot in Foot While Riding Horse Near Town
Guy Wyrick was accidentally shot in the foot while hunting rabbits on hills near town this afternoon. He was riding horseback when the horse reared and plunged, causing the gun to discharge. The ball pierced his foot and caused a painful but not dangerous injury.
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Guy Wyrick
Oklahoma Constitutional Convention Adopts Initiative Law
Guthrie Oklahoma January 15 The constitutional convention today adopts sections of an initiative and referendum law similar to the Oregon law reported in the East Oregonian.
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Oklahoma
Guthrie
Okla
Oregon
All Women Should Assist Nature in Upset Systems
A discussion notes that during times when the system is upset and a nervous tone with depression or languor exists, an experience of over years warrants the statement that no medicine gives such prompt relief as required.
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Teutsch’s
LEE Teutsch’s Department Store
Alta
Net
Patrick Kilen
Echo
J. & Teckwith
Faker City
H. G. van Dusen
Hermiston
Pat Kine
Eeho
Wv. B. McComb
Bowman, Montin
Howe St. George
Janien Mcfool
J. W. Tallman
Water Street
Svernl
W. T. Hislop
Fleschner, Mayer & Co, l
A. D. Stillman
Montana
Kalispell
B. B. Kennedy
Walter City
Ernest Knight
Boukane
T. T. Geer
Frank Coolidge
Athena Jeweler
Athena
EB. J. Brown
Pacific Paper Company
Eastern
Eitizer
Mise Vie Hart
Helen
Grande Observer
Howard Haley
Thomas Thompson
J. H. Dobbin
Wallowa County
Bert Huffman
John Kendall
Frank C. Kelsay
Young and Kelsay
Avery
W. P. Leach
Weston Mountain
William Krasaig
Weeton
Joe H. Parkes
State Land Office
Shriners
Thomas Walsh
Huntington
Meature
Walsh
C. J. Jackson
Herminton
Berlin
Howard V. Milligan
Presbyterian Church
Portland Oregonian
Milligan
You One
Louis Hunziker
Malin
Adulse Eer
Krollau
East Oregonian
New York
Wola Walla
The
Beecham’s
Morrow County
Rhea
Social River Wheat Belt
M. Shutt
Heppner, Oregon
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