Pendleton Pawnshop Adverts and Legal Notices
An old newspaper fragment features Lewis Hunter a pawnbroker and second-hand dealer at the Old Joe Hasler stand in Pendleton offering cash or new goods in exchange. It lists attorneys NEWBERRY, SMYTHE, and M'COURT & PHELPS in local offices and includes an advertising nudge about seeking items.
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Lewis Hunter
Joe Hasler
Stroble
Court Street
Graham
Postoffice Block
Pendleton
Case Debated Over 1904 1906 Timber Taxes in Inland Empire
Attorney James E. Babb reports United States court decision in favor of Clearwater timber firm over taxes on 46 000 acres in Shoshone and Nez Perce counties. Taxes totaling about 710 000 faced 4 000 escaped in Nez Perce, rest in Shoshone. Lands argued public domain prior to final acceptance of selection. Also notes sheep killings in Klamath County and drowning of laborer Albert Holters in Snake River near Powder River confluence.
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James E. Babb
Clearwater Timber Company
Tietrich
United States Court
Moscow
Shoshone
Nex Perce
New Perce
Clearwater
South
Rhodone
Nez Perce
Lewiston Tribune
Snake River
Albert Holters
Powder River
Powder
Appar
Murder near McDonald’s ferry bridge in Sherman county
The Dalles Chronicle reports John Freeman a traveling laborer was found murdered near the McDonald’s ferry bridge over John Day on the Sherman county side. Roy Ward of Wasco allegedly caused the quarrel and was arrested, but a third party may have fired the fatal shot. The second message suggests Ward may not be the shooter.
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John Freeman
Dr. Hudson
Arlington
McDonald's Ferry
John Day
Sherman County
Roy Ward
Wasco
Ward
Dalles
Mrs Williams Bad Lock in Mud Springs Canyon
Mrs John Williams of Mud Springs canyon endured four days without food or water after a fall dislocating her knee while tending cows. She crawled 100 yards to the house and was found Saturday evening by William Harritt. a physician reported she rested well Sunday morning. Local sheep dipping hosts 15000 head under Inspector Stephen Wallace at Twocobson ranch.
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Williams
John Williams
Mud Springs Canyon
William Harritt
Tnion County
Twocobson Ranch
Stephen Wallace
Wagle Viailley
H. ©. Gorham
Wolk & Wiltshire
Ashby & Burger
Mewitt Bros
Mrs. Tattler
Peterson
Pendleton Kidney Pill Ad and Horse Accident Report
A Pendleton Citizen touts Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble after back pain and irregular secretions, noting six boxes cured him. The Centurion article also recounts John Ehlers of Potlatch, Washington, being crushed by a fractious horse, both legs broken and one crushed at a single point.
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Pendleton Ciitizen
F. J. Bacon
Stonewall Jackson Street
Pendleton
Ore
Dean
Donn
Pendleton Drug Co
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
John Ehlers
Potlatch
Wash
Ehlers
Sleeping Promises from Sexine Pills Advert
A vintage advertisement claims Sexine Pills help both men and women sleep deeply and rejuvenate the body. It asserts nervousness and overwork hinder slumber and promises delightful relaxation with a full guarantee. Pricing offered as 12 box or six boxes for five dollars at Pendiston Drug Co.
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Pendiston Drug Co
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LA A. Best
Savings Bank
Cc. J. 8Smith
Puete Crawford
Beringo
Schmidt Bulding
W. G. Cold
Judd Building
H. & Garfield, M. D
Offee Judd
R. D. J. M'Faul
Judd Block
T. M. Henderson
Savings Hank Building
Office Mae
Lyn YN K Blakeslee
Judd
Court
Dr&s. G
Eva Hoilington
Kirkaville School
Ralph, Swinburne
Vaughan Bros, Dentists
Ofairan
Phone
Lloyd D.cleman
Schmidt Building
D. C
Hartman Abstract CO
Umatilla
Businean
James Johns
Henninger
C. H. Marsh
J. M. Bentley
Anchethchs
F. E. van Dusen
Eqain P. O
Pandleton, Re
East Oregonian
T. M. Keller
M. A. Rader
Chicago College of Embalming
Main and
Webb Streets
Baker & Folsom
Daly East
Oregonian
James A. Fee
Stephen A. Lowell
Attorney At Law
Despain Block
Carter & Raley
Attorneys At Law
Savings Bank Building
James B. Perry
Stillman & Pruitt
Stillman
United States Patent Office
George W. Coutts
Idaho
Schmidt Block
Peterson, Peterson & i & Wilson
Smith-Crawford Building
Roland N. Oliver
Association Block
John H. Lawrey
Offics Savings Bank
Peter West
Garden Street
R. J. Slater
Association
Staira
A. Newberry
Dan P. Smythe
East Court Street
M'Court & Phelps
R. Updike
W. Webb Street
T. J. Wierce
Medicine By Mall
First St
Portland
John 5
Vaughan
Main
West Court Street
Pendleton Iron Works
Alta Streets
Marion Jack
A. F.may
Hinkley & Irby
Aura Street
CITY
Thompson Streat
Carney & Kennedy
McKay
B. J. Wilbur
McKay Post Office
Garfield Street
Ed Maurer
Oregon
Murdordo Mdonald
R. H. Tuttle
Sprague
Hast
Jane Times
Ith Avenue
Seattle
Olo
White Lodging House
Main Street
Court &T
Klamath
F. . Paxton
Merrill
Klamath County
Lakeview Herald
Eagle Valley News
la Grande Observer
Penidleton
Pendleton Planing Mills
R. Forster
Rvyyy
Pune
Costay
LEE ‘Scientific
Four Mouthe
Ll. Va & Co
Wil Frengh
Desicns
Coryniants &c. Oh
Dewert
Roy
Waablagton
Ukiah
Alba
Ridge
Nye
Pendleto
Pilot Rock
Rock Spring
W. C. Minnis
Hennings’ Cigar Store
Peoples Warehouse
Orville Coffman
Central Meat, Co. Carney, Ramadell & Co
City Brewery
City Brewery Schulte & Stricker
Jack Brown
WOOL
West Webb St
Empire Meat Co
Henry
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Company
Henneman's
Epposite Great Eastern
Columbia Bar
Rooming House
F. X. Schempp
Howe
Colesworthy
Chop Mill
Alta
Shonr Line
And
Union Pacific
Pullman Standard
Omaha
Chicago
Kansas City
Pullman
East
Mail & Express
Spokane
Mendlieton
Walla Walla
Riparia
Lewiston
F. J. Quinlan
WM. M'Murray
G. FP. A
Chichester’s Pills
Scott
Dorel
Droggisten
Pend
Ano
Estes
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