Five Shows to Choose From in Pendleton Week
Pendleton residents may pick from seven attractions over the coming seven days starting with the Diamond Minstrels tonight and ending with Paloma at the Siat. Prices rise to 76 cents for parquet and 50 cents for circle. The slate includes “Rupert of Hentzau” at Frazer, “Human Hearts” praise from clergymen, and Howard Kyle as Nathan Hale, with a strong New York lineup and Proctor vaudeville acts filling the program.
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Pendleton
Rupert of
Shore Acres
Tom Leason
Holioney
Murray
Mack
United States
Nathan Hale
Howard Kyle
New York Stage
New York
Jan
D'Arcy
Guards
Henry Miller
Savoy Theater
Ceate
Belasco
du Barry
Criterion Theater
Jwalle Cartera
Madison Square Theater
Broadway
Proctor
Poplar Privet
Vattleville
Homer Lind
Keith
Billion Brothers
Martnett and Sutherland
Harte
Bison Cleves
Meliiere
Pramroe
Lowllas
Zimmer
John Geiger
Biograph
Electric Bitter Restores Hurlington Fireman Energy
C W Bellamy a locomotive fireman from Hurlington writes of severe pain weakness and loss of appetite. After taking Electric Bitter he recovered fully praising the remedy and urging others to try it with Tallman & Co guaranteeing satisfaction for 6 cents.
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C. W Bellamy
Hurlington
Tallman & Co
Hotel Arrivals List Shows Mix of Guests Across Cities
A crowded hotel arrivals page lists travelers including John M. Stouck John L. Baker and Wright from Chicago across to North Yakima Portland Seattle Spokane and San Francisco with names such as H V Geldon George Kelleg A Dy Griffin Trey John Byrne J L Mohindra and others. The roster includes guests from Baker City Athena Dayton and Willow along with several locals and travelers from Portland and Seattle reflecting a busy period for the hotel.
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John M. Stouck
John Tl. Baker
Chicago
Dames Wright
Yakima
B. B. Coman
G. Guddes
Baker City
J. Alten
Ortland O
Praer
Portland
William Henry, A. & Heartfeld
Spokane
H. V. Geldon
San Francisco
Harrett
George Kelleg
KH. Simon
Baker
K. N. Poster
P Hayden
W Robinson
P. Mendelsohn
George Meeuivery
B. GM
Lethe Kates
Athena
E Jacobson
C. H Dean
J. Mt. Walker
Tacoma
Trey John Byrne
J. L. Mohindra
Dayton
T. . Barclay
D. Clemons
W. E. Bond
Athena M. Sugarman
A. Travis
Megrene
Ll. Cunningham
A. McRae
J. W. Morrat
Butter Creek
L. HM. Vilhauer
A. Bocontt
W. F. Woodstock
Nolin
H. Hunter
Pilot Rock
Mae Zumwalt
Pilot
Profitable investment claim in dyspepsia cure
An Indiana man, E. Demick, says seven years of stomach trouble ended after spending about $1000 on Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. He reports taking a few doses and becoming well, with the product described as aiding the stomach by digesting food. Tall Man & Co. and Brock & McComas.
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E. Demick
Ind
Tallman & Co
Brock & McComas
Pendleton to Form Local Baseball League Teams
A Pendleton meeting at city hall discussed forming a baseball league with nearby towns including Walla Walla Baker City and La Grande. A committee chaired by Leon Cohen was named to organize and finance a team, aiming for a strong 1900s style club with stock shares and coaching arrangements.
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Trendleton
Walla Walla
Baker City
la Grande Athens
Leon Cohen
W F. Matlock
M. A. Rader
Lee Teatech
George Hartman
Stillman
di Committee
Pendiotun
Howard
Concensia
George Hartman, Jr
Pendleton
Jawt Sear
Toutwil
Tu-wat-tul Named Cayuse Chief on Umatilla Reservation
Joseph of the Nez Perce selects Tu-wat-tul as chief of the Cayuse on the Umatilla reservation after years of rivalry among candidates Pat Showaway and Young Simpkin. The selection follows a letter from Chief Joseph to Major Lee Moorhouse, affirming Tu-wat-tul as the rightful Cayuse leader and outlining his lineage and approval.
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Joseph
Indiana
Tu-wat-tul
Umatilla
Pat Showaway
Chief Showaway
Young Simpkin
Indian Police
Young Lumpkin
Lew Mooorhiite
Young Chel
Joveth
Neapolam
Washington
Jan
Lee Moorhouse Pendleton
Orevon
Goa
Cayones
Moorhouse
Clietie
Tuewattu
Moorthoine
Towattu
Thor
Hem
Newpetan
Charles Nebergall plans blind home for Oregon
Charles Nebergall, once blinded by a mineral water blast, proposes an Oregon state industrial home for the blind. The plan calls for a school with trades training, dormitory housing, and shops for mattraps, carpet weaving, sewing, hammock making, cane chairing, shawl making, headwork and fancy work.
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Charles Nebergall
Pendleton
Noebergall
Oregon
Philadelphia
D Hall
Lont
Gilad Erate
Leton
Night Was Her Terror Ends After Cure Claim
Mrs Charles Applegate of Alexandria Indiana recounts severe night coughs and near sleep loss from consumption. She credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing coughs and lung troubles after other medicines failed, gaining fifty pounds. It is advertised as guaranteed for coughs colds la grippe bronchitis and lung issues, with price five cents and one dollar per bottle and trial bottles free at Tallman Co. drug store.
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Charles Applegate
Alexandria
Ind
Dr. King
Nau's Dyspepsia Cure marketed with testimonial claim
An old advertisement fragment touts Nau's Dyspepsia Cure for chronic indigestion. It references unnamed sufferers including Hinncony and Nathan Falk of Boise Idaho, claiming long relief and urging purchase through Tallman & Co or Portland Hotel Pharmacy. Prices listed as $1 per bottle or six for $5 with prepaid express.
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Tallman & Co
Nau
Portland
Ortland
Begon
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Clyde Fitch
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New London
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New Petland
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Trewatetin
Asex
M. Church
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Ure
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Boise
Idaho
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Ant Onan
Lamaeti
W. Bowles
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