Nez Perce Delegate Funds Trip To Washington
Nez Perce delegates plan to raise funds to send James Stuart and George Mones to Washington to present tribe claims. A council at Spa lding next Thursday will finalize emissaries. They also seek money payments, liquor removal, and a law enabling Indians to control their property subject to federal exam.
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Nez Perce
Washington
James Stuart
George Mones
Connell
Spalding
Yoonae
Federal
Lewlyton
Purchase of Abraham Zell ranch by John Powell
The Abraham Zell ranch near Cohoco was purchased last week by John Powell for 16000 dollars. The acreage borders the creek and stretches over bottom land, regarded as one of Crook county’s finest ranches. The property is among the oldest in the region, with Zell having resided there since early settlement.
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Abraham Zell
Cohoco
John ©. Powell
Ft le
Crook County
Zell
Stockmen Unite in National Livestock Commission Merger
Denver January 20 joint conversion of the American Brook Browen association and the National Livestock association opened. The merger creates the National Livestock commission comprised entirely of producing interests to serve as a central assembly for all national livestock and breeders' groups. It will appoint committees from various interests including packers and railroads, with a majority of actual producers on the panels.
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Denver
Col
American Brook- Browen
National Livestock Aa
National Livertock Commision
National Livestock Commissioneto
Mercury remedies and catarrh cures touted in Toledo ad
An old advertisement warns against mercury in medicines while promoting Hall's Catarrh Cure made in Toledo Ohio by Pod Cheney & Co. It claims internal use and testimonial free for druggists. The text also mentions Hell's Vanity Pills for constipation and lists prices.
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Toledo
Ohio
Pod
Cheney & Co
Hearing on the Stephens Till debated by Congress group
The Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee opened hearings on the Stephens bill. Proponents favor extending sessions from 28 to 40 hours while opponents from human societies oppose. Western cattle trade representatives support the bill. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve advertised for piles sores and other ailments by Tallman & Co.
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Washington, DC
Cochin
House Committee On Interstate and
DeWittt
Tallman & Co
Telephone rate cut announced for New York市 boroughs
New York Telephone Co. says local pay stations will charge 5 cents instead of 10 on June 1. The change applies across all boroughs except certain hotels and apartment buildings where proprietors provide special facilities and keep the 10 cent rate.
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New York
New York Telephone Company
New Bricks in Baker City
Architect J. W. Hennes prepares plans for Mrs. J. P. Paull owner of Faull corner on Front Street opposite Gelser Grand hotel. She plans replacing wooden buildings with substantial two story brick fronts. Mrs. Faull owns 100 feet on Front Street, 60 feet used by one story bricks. The frontage will be wooden in part and the corner will rise to two stories.
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Baker City
J. W. Hennes
Ion
Mra
J. PB. Paull
Faull
Front Street
Gelser Grand Hotel
Baker City Democrat
Ranch sale closes firm tie in Mayville area
Horace McBride of Ed wards and McBride sells his 1518 acre ranch and about 160 cattle, including many full-blood Herefords, to W J Edwards, father of the firm’s senior member. Fred Edwards keeps an interest and leads the new firm’s operations.
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Horace McBride
Edwards & McBride
Mayville
Precolnet
W. J. Edwards
Fred Eidwards
Busines
Condon Globo
Poll Tax Enforcement Expected Along Hank Road Route
Assessor Kayser will strictly enforce the poll tax law this spring. He anticipates collecting several thousand dollars from workers along the North Hank Road Goldendale Sentinel area.
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Aswessor Kayser
Hank Road
Goldendale
Pendieton Produce Prices Daily Market Report
Readable market list shows Appler at 1.50 to 2.00 per box Oranges 0.25 to 0.50 per dozen Lemons 0.30 per dozen Bananas 0.40 per dozen Vegetables notes and assorted produce with prices per pound and per sack including Tomatoes 0.20 and Potatoes 1.25 per sack Butter Eggs and misc items priced. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure advertised with claims and a Tallman & Co. outlet referenced.
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Prults
Rabbit Shoot at Matlock Island February 8 2000
O R N offers round trip tickets to Coyote for February 8 to 11. Train 6 from Pendleton at 11 p m may miss connection with No 3 at Umatilla, stop No 5 at spur. Bonfire and lunch planned at Fruit Spur to Hamtock's Taland. Also ad copy for Kodel Dyspepsia Cure claiming digestion aid and stomach relief.
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Matlock Island
Pendleton
Umatilla
Fruit Spur
Hamtock
Taland
E. H. Smith
Cascade red fir wood offered for full cord
Oregon Lumber Yard advertises full cord Cascade red fir wood sawed and delivered for six dollars and sixty cents.
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Oregon
Widows Read Little Too Easy Enjoying Themselves
A New York press clipping describes a dinner scene with a couple reflecting on marriage and reading habits. The wife, once voracious in reading, now says she no longer reads any books on the market. The vignette contrasts past and present leisure, highlighting changes in appetite for books and life after marriage.
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Ehe
New York
Iressa
Quotes on Women and Society From Various Authors
A collection of brief literary reflections citing Mrs Craigie Seton Merriman James Lang Allen Miss Marie Corell and Lady Violet Greville. The excerpts discuss gender roles success envy aging and the pursuit of wealth versus contentment. The tone echoes early 20th century newspaper miscellany.
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Stratford-on-Avon
Marie Corell
Lady Violet Greville
Local ads and job notices from Pendleton area
Classified column lists Columbia Produce Co with Dean Tatum manager at Pendleton Ice and Cold Storage plant, dealers in fruit vegetables and dairy products, Main 178. V Stroble dealer in secondhand goods at 12 Court Street. Graham Hunt er at old Easler stand seeking secondhand items. Goodman Thompson Co sanitary Plumbers 645 Main St with prompt service and sewer connections. Positions or reliable help offered by J C Spoonemore at 124 West Court Street with employment rates for men and women.
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Columbia Produce CO
Dean Tatum
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage
Goodman- Thompson CO —Sant Tary
Main St
J. C. Spoonemore
West Court Street
Dancing Shoes and Periwigs Satire in 1800s Notice
A satirical ad in No 180 of the Tattler mocks mob caps hats and head adornments, referencing stagecoaches, coffee houses, and dancing schools. The piece notes frivolous items like four inch heels and periwigs of three fowl lengths, poking at genteel fashions of the day.
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The
Tattler
Stagecoach
Nando
Tiptoe
London Mall
Dolly Sings at Ethel's Musicale Sparks Question of Motives
A fragmentary note recalls Dolly offering to sing at Ethel's musicale, while a judge debates sympathy for starving soldiers and a curious exchange reveals a pickpocket in the scene. The line hints at social tensions and a nearby John Gagen's Family Manor store on Court St opposite the Golden Rule hotel.
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Dolly
Ethel
John Gagen
Court St
Golden Rule Hotel
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