East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-10-04

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the stock lists non-standard breeds
received much attention and the pre-
miums were liberal. In the home de-
partment, presided over by w. f. Mat
lock, very strong list of premiums
was offered. including every article
of home manufacture imaginable,
from cookies and gingerbread to silk
quilts and fancy work of the highest
grade.
One of the interesting features OF
the ancient catalogue is the list of ad-
vertisers who are represented in the
advertising department. Many firms
still in existence, were then doing
business in the city and while the
firms are disorganized in many in
stances large proportion of the in
dividuals are still In the city.
The catalogue was printed by the
East oregonian, and so proud was the
publisher of the fact that he had just
installed a steam engine, instead of
an armstrong" press. that the imprint
on the catalogue reads, East Ore
gonian Steam Book and Job Printing"
The following list of advertisers is
taken from the pages OF the catalogue.
Many of the names are still on the city
directory of Pendleton, while many of
those represented have passed over
the great divide. The list is as fol-
lows:
L. Dusenbery s Co., general mer-
chandise.
Pendleton band and orchestra, T. A.
Mauzey and n. NJ. Perkins. agents.
Wheeler & Greene, farming imple-
ments.
Marston & Moorhouse, general
merchandise.
Reese & Redmond, general mer-
chandise.
Johnson Bros, house and sign
painters.
w. D. Fletcher, jeweler. pianos, or
gans, school books and notions.
Robert Bond. meat market.
Johnson & Bryant, nurserymen.
r. ]. & w. T. Slater, attorneys at
law.
Philadelphia Beer Hall, ]. P. Me-
dernach.
First National Bank, Levi Ankeny
president; Jacob Frazer, vice-presi-
dent; Sam P. Sturgis, cashier.
Umatilla Real Estate company, j
H. Raley, manager; w. E. Crews, no.
tary public.
William Roesch, city brewery.
Pat Kline, reception parlors, wines
liquors and cigars.
w. II. Jones, farming implements
Turner, Bailey < Balleray, attorneys
at law.
Golden Rule Hotel, Gagan & Dwy-
er, proprietors.
Nichols & Donaldson, druggists.
H. C. Reck & Co., furniture.
| G.. w. Webb & Son, pioneer hard
ware store.
Willard House, Horn & Baird, pro.
prietors.
A. P. Shull, Bureau saloon.
Peter Parmentier, Gambrinus beer
hall.
w. S. Byers, roller mills.
G.. w. Walker, attorney at law.
The Cash Store, Houser & Hen
bricks. proprietors.
Writ Minor, attorney at law.
A. Abrahamsick. merchant tailor.
Postoffice store, fishing tackle, Lily
ermore G. Bickers, proprietors.
II. F. Johnson & Co., druggists.
Presscy. the halter.
Bean g. Fee, attorneys at law.
II. L. Carl. barber.
w. Casper, harness.
| Guyer G. Fitz Gerald, attorneys a
law.
| o. X. Saloon, Gus Lafontaine.
j. l.. Miller, attorney at law.
Ronanza saloon, George Darveau
proprietor.
A. Healey, boots and shoes.
Tustin G. Leasure, attorneys at law
Mrs. j. ]. Worcester, millinery.
f. Lobenstein, commission mer
chant.
j. B. Keeney, feed stable.
DR.. J. NJ. Prewett, physician an,
surgeon.
]. NJ. LeeZer. hardware.
Eagan & Vincent, physicians ant
surgeons.
Merchants Exchange saloon, A. .
Cannon, proprietor.
Watson & Luhrs, steam planin
mill.
W. C. Tilton, Star bakery.
Mrs. NJ. Mansell, millinery.
Chalk's drug store, Court street.
r. d. Saubert, meat market.
Rothchilds G Bean, general mer
chandise.
Alexander & Frazier, general mer
chandise.
PcndletDn Tribune, Ben s. Bur
roughs, publisher.
Lehman Blum, the Fair Store.
Despair & Buckingham, grocerie.
Mike Gratz, Great Western baker,
c. j.. Matlock e G.. p. Rosenberl
"Matlock's" saloon.