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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1901
Page
3
An advertisement from Leaver Bros Dry Goods Co offers clearance on 300 regular priced pairs at $1.25 and 100 small sizes at 49 cents per pair, with a sale tag stressing bargain quantities and low prices.
Local editor Privett argues Pendleton must construct a sewerage system to protect health and promote growth. He notes the city already has ample water but lacks sanitation, cites malaria risk from filth and pools, and suggests a $30,000 sewer plan with YMCA facilities as potential components. Arrivals listed include Scott, Fairchild, Youngman, Coman, and others from Portland, Tacoma, and Spokane.
Libs bane Peres ae they cannot reach Tie semt af the Ghee. The perfect combination of two ingredients is claimed to cure catarrh and blood impurities. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is advertised as a trusted remedy shaped by physicians with testimonials offered. Sold by druggists for price Te.
Notice announces a public examination for teacher candidates at Pendleton Court House starting April 10 at 9 a.m. The schedule covers first to third grade certificates, with subject lists for each day and a separate Primary certificates track led by J F Nowlin, County School Superintendent.
A Tallman & Co. advertisement touts Karl's Clover Root Tea as a grandmothers' herbal cure. It claims to strengthen the body and keep blood pure, offered for 2 ote and 60 cis by a leading druggiata.
Martin, proprietor of City Bakery and Grocery, advertises a full stock of staple and fancy groceries with a top bakery department. He invites buyers to call for prices before placing spring orders.
The Portland Vancouver Yakima railway company elected its coming year officers with Louis Gerlinger as vice president and H J Mercier as secretary. The line will extend 15 miles this season from its terminus to Yacol Clark County Washington.
Lambing begins mid March and ends late April in Umatilla county with sheepmen predicting 10 to 100 percent increases depending on conditions. Weather has been mostly favorable with minimal snow and wind calming, as Joe Connelly reports 2000 ewes and other owners expect higher lamb yield.
The Baltimore and Ohio passenger department issues a Guide to Washington with a steel engraved Stuart Washington on the cover and an American flag grasped by an eagle on the reverse. It includes photos of government buildings, a latest map, and notes on the railroad’s progress and service. Copies cost ten cents at ticket offices or fifteen cents by mail. a forty two page pamphlet “Reasons Why” argues the railroad case.
A short ad claims Karl's Clover Root Tea beautifies the face and complexion and assures perfect health. It promises refunds if results are unsatisfactory and mentions prices of 25 and 60 cents.
Father Whalen character in a Dan Sully troupe production is praised for embodying Christian brotherhood rather than preaching doctrine. Set in a small Pennsylvania Valley town, the priest knows his flock and guides them with humane wit and steady leadership, emphasizing lived faith over sermonizing.
The Parish Priest promises strong portrayal by Mr Sally with subtle humor and pathos as two couples navigate duplicity. The show, long staged in New York and Boston, faces high prices but aims to captivate audiences despite its expense. A Kansas note recalls Electric Bitters grounding claims of cure for kidney and liver trouble and nervous debility with a 60 cent price from Taliman & Co.
County exhibitors have a chance to show resources at the Oregon State fair with a $1000 premium pool. Awards include 500 for first, 250 for second, 200 for third, 150 for fourth, and 100 for fifth, with free transport by the Southern Pacific for all exhibits to the fair.
The body of Henry Collins of Pendleton was found beside the road near Ritter on Sunday night. Coroner Morrow and Dr. A K Higgs investigated and found no foul play. the jury ruled death from natural causes. Burial occurred Tuesday. Collins had worked along the northern county line and hailed from near Pittsburgh Pennsylvania with Spanish descent.
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