City Briefs Across the Town Include Ads and Notes
A crowded jumble of notices and small ads lists services from Rader Carpets and Furniture to Dutton’s wagon and ice cream, plus rental offers, sales, and job tips. Local names like UC Rader and Mrs H J Suliman appear amid prices and weekly specials at Pupples Warehouse and Peoples Warehouse, with a Portland trip call and an Arctic expedition anecdote.
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Missourl
Blue Mountain
H. J. Suliman
Lee Teutach
Teutech Department Store
W. D. Hansford
Howard
Court Street
St. George
Portland
Water Street
Dutton
Wigon
Peoples Warehouse
Bual Bees Chilloes
Aura Street
Clergyman Recounts Bravery of Elderly Parishioner
A noted English clergyman recalls meeting an elderly parishioner who bravely fought through a terrible tempest to reach church. Her sharp reply unsettled him as she explained her husband’s crossgriped temper after meals forces her to hurry to church, making the journey necessary.
Question to editor's son about millennium and Mara
The narrator recalls asking his editor father when the millennium, Mara, and the next Fourth of July would arrive. The father replies he does not know, reflecting on how he became an editor.
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Papa
Figuratively Speaking Cartoon Exchange
The quote pairing from the Chicago News features Meeker admitting no head for mathematics and Bleeker quipping about counting at home. A concluding Talleyrand line emphasizes that one body knows more than anyone, and that knowledge resides in everyone.
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Meeker
Bleeker
Chicago Newa
Talleyrand
Notable Visitors and Local Notices Across Pendleton
A string of visitors and residents are noted in Pendleton today including James Ritchey of Weston, John Vanderpool from Hitcard, William Scott of Hidaway Springs, and M. E Foley of Bingham Springs. Others include E. N. Mutchinson of Portland, E. M. Croinan of Salem, Raft of locals at hotels, a marriage license filing for EB Redd and Caroline Epple, and movements of contractors, clerks, and officials around town. The article also lists travel to Echo and Nolin, plus updates on residents returning from Portland and plans involving the Woman of Woodcraft building, local legal matters, and missionary committee duties.
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James Ritchey
Weston
John Vanderpool
Hitcard
William Scott
Hidaway Springs
M. E Foley
Bingham Springs
W. H. Boyd
Echo
Melvin Buck
Golden Rule Hotel
Harry Rogers
Butter Creek Whiter Company
Rh. O. Stanfield
Pendleton
EB. F. Redd
Caroline Epple
Kahlotus
Wash
E. N. Mutchinson
Portland
E. M. Croinan
Salem
Jake Kennedy
Ed Turner
Ofdaho
Hotel St. George
Benjamin Estex
R. B. Wilson
Pevenger
Burlington
Mr. Littauretts
Porthand
Fy Steele
Nolin
J. Whitaker
Fo Anid
F. A. Swingle
Eli Parr
Fou Parr
Op. SN
Archie Atotntyre
J. M. Craig
Athena
Nanton
Alveria
Canidae
Frank Stipley
Gertrude Rhogers
Columbia
C. P. Barnett
A. D. Stillman
Northwest
Mitchell
Albert M. Despain
Alaska
Despain-Herkeley
McKay Creek
T. R. Berton
Dalles
Oregon Missionary Committee
W. J. Sewell
Gray's Harbor
Mra. Sewell
Clitsop Beach
John T. Whistler
Vale
Malheur County
Malheur
San Francisco
Moroccan Crisis Dims as Leaders Signal Limited Differences
Paris reports that Premier Rouvier and German Ambassador Radolin privately hinted only minor differences lingered in the Moroccan affair and that the crisis is no longer general. In Pollock area, stockman J O Parsons suffered a badly fractured leg when a rock rolled from a hillside at Short's bar.
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Paris
Rouvier
Radolin
Germany
Rock Weiser
J. 0. Parsons
Short’s Bar
Pollock
Meadown
Parsona
Notice to Baptists Covenant Meeting Tonight 8 O'clock
Tonight at eight oclock a covenant meeting will be held and all members are urged to attend due to business of importance before the church. Next Sunday morning the ordinance of the Lord s supper will be celebrated.
Jungle attack and buffalo defense described in India
An Indian village man recounts a jungle incident where two buffaloes veered off course and a tiger attacked him. He fought with a heavy stick, nearly fainted from blood loss, rallied after a moment, and the tiger was wounded by a buffalo horn before fleeing. The tale appears in the London Express via Liquid Metal Pollak.
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Meer
India
Locknow
London Express
Wakting Upon His Bride
An 18th century note recalls English wedding custom where the groom waits on the bride at table. John Shebbeare’s Mon Mon [Mon Marriage] cites Sir Oliver and others chatting as the tradition to stand behind the bride’s chair and serve her. The saying linked to reciprocity in service.
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England
John Shebbeare
Oliver
Velasquez and the Elastic Light Perspective
The Perspective of Light describes Velasquez as recognizing light as elastic that rominates the air and creates a new perspective. It contrasts earlier painterly tricks of receding lines and shading with his delicate rendering of light quantity from every part of the room and figures, giving form to objects and depth to spaces, as noted by St. Nicholas.
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Velasquez
Nicholas
Annexation Rivalry Reaches New Caledonia Shores
Two warships were sent to New Caledonia in 1853 as England and France claimed the island. The English captain, wary of reefs, halted before landing while the French vessel pressed ahead and raised the tricolor on shore. In London an inquest heard that many suicides by drowning involve partial undressing before entering water.
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New Caledonia
No Man's Land
England
France
Dr. Wynne Westcott
London
Also Mentioned on This Page
Skirt
Lee Teutsch
UC Rader
Rader
Candy Dutton
William Humphrey
William Krassig
Golden Rule
Grant's Pass
Jewett
Hobbach
Cou Raley Street
Sonles
East Oregonian
Peoples
John W. Hill
Muration Department
Philadelphia
Gritman's Cigar
Leather
Shanike
Kare
Robert J. Powry
Arctic Society
Peary
Ceutenant
Catholic Standard and Times
Libbey's
Louis Hunziker
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Koeppens
Popular Price
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Perone
Admiral Togo
Fc Ladies
Vesta
Peresle and
Ube Ladies
the Peoples Warehouse
The
TaylOr Hardware Co
T. C. Taylor
Main Street
Lewis and Clark Exposition Rooms
Taylor Street
14Th Street
Yamhill Street
11Th Street
Morrison Street
Lewis and Clark Fair Grounds
M. Buell
Portland Oregon
Goodman-Thompson Co
Dindinger, Wilson & Co’s
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