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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1906

Page

2

Two Hundred Express Agents Strike Preparations

Intercolonial railway in eastern Canada to see a strike on April 14 as two hundred express agents demand higher pay based on business handled. They are paid by a percentage of work completed and seek improved remuneration.

Canada Madeline Z. Doty United States District Court Malden Mass D. H. Moore Moore M. E. Missionary Spokane Jaomen A. Wall Arizona Florence Parker Tucson Ariz Los Angeles Edward E. Smith Drew Seminary Columbia University United States Board of General Appraisers

Hillsboro Guilty Pleas and Local Notices

In Hillsboro Albert Mizner and Walter Beard pleaded guilty to selling Hyuer without a license at Panks and were fined 206 dollars each by Judge Mc Bride. Patrick Turnes, contractor for fresh meat for ranch camps between Wal Jum and Portland, plans a large wood storage plant at Arlington and will handle slaughter at that site. B O Taylor of Independence, 57 years an Odd Fellow, and his wife active in auxiliary lodges, married in 1860. Henrietta Grubb Je dead at Waiterburg, Wash., 39 years old.

Hillsboro Albert Mizner Walter Beard Panks McBride Patrick Tturns Forth Bank Wal- Jum Portland Arlington B. O. Taylor Independence Ange Henrietta Grubb Waiterburg Wash

Oregon State Grange Eyes Equal Property Rights

The Oregon State Grange is likely to reaffirm its stance on securing legislative reform to equalize property rights for spouses. It urges ending the husband’s courtesy estate and granting wives a life estate comparable to the dower, noting House Bill No. 275 stalled in the senate judiciary committee after passing the house.

Oregon

Blood Folklore Attributed To Merchant Williams Home

A tale from Backy recounts human blood marks in the home of J. W. Williams, a local merchant. He recalls a near death from hemorrhage twenty years ago, credits Dr. King's New Discovery with his recovery, and promotes it as a cure for hemorrhages, coughs, colds, bronchitis, and weak lungs. Trial bottle free. bottles priced at $1.00.

J. W. Williams Backy Dr. King Tallman &O Pendleton Drug Co

Hotel Pendleton Arrivals and Cure Ad Copy List

A long list of hotel Pendleton arrivals names J Freese Spokane J M Bent ley Tall Thompson Allen Coofey Marysville Cel KR E Paddock Walle Walla J M Tevenett Portland George T Williams Portland W BR Summers Chicago C 8 Curry Portland TD Te Atitony Spokane C Simpson Portland HL W Cameron Spokane J F Border Portland W ick Glendenoing Portland W F Weber Walla Walla Ellen Miller Portland William Pothiv Worcester G Willard Spokane J Lewis La Grande George Payse Walla Willa L H Withquer San Francisco Li Rathburn Portland W O Connell Portland. There is more Catarrh in this gestions of the country than all other divenses put together and wail the sat few years was supposed to be locurable. For many years doctors pronounced it a local fuscane and preacribed local remedies and by contantly failing to cure with local treatment pronounced t Incurrble. Hel ence had proven Catorrl to be a constitu en disease and therefore requires con stitutions treatment. Hinll's Catorrh Cure manufactured by . a. Cheney & Co. In Indo. Ohio is the only constitutional core on the market. It is taken Internally in doves from ten droge to a fearpoonful st acta directly on the blog and mucone mur fares of the system. They offer one hund red dollars for any case it fally to cure. Send for circulars and testimoniam Addrew F J CHENEY & ( Toledo Sold by all druggists The Take Hall's Family Ilia focupation All Leading Grocers Sell Cleveland's Baking Powder.

Hotel Pendleton J. Freese Spokane J. M. Bentley Tall Thompson Allen Coofey Marysville Cel KR. E. Paddock Walle Walla J. M. Tevenett Portland George T. Williams W. BR. Summers Chicago C. 8. Curry Te Atitony Simpson HL W. Cameron J. F. Border Helence Hinll A. Cheney & Co Indo Ohio Addrew F. J. Cheney Toledo Hall Ilia

Grain Movements in 1906 February Markets Across 15 Cities

Total grain receipts in February 1906 across 15 primary markets reached 57,650,238 bushels, led by Chicago with 12,198,878, and Minneapolis with 29,540,000. February shipments totaled 40,500,080 bushels, with two-month totals surpassing 1905 and 1904 figures. The report highlights Umatilla County, Oregon, as part of domestic cereal traffic and notes wheat, corn, oats, barley, and rye dominates trade.

Tmattile Umatilla Department of Ecommerce and Labor Bureau of Etattetion Loi Chicago Cincioad Cleveland Detroit Duluth Indianapolis Kansas City Little Rock Louleyville Milwaukee Minniewapolis Ormmha Peortit At &J. Lewis Toledo

Complete slate of Oregon primary candidates listed

The East Oregonian publishes a full resume of Democratic and Republican candidates for state offices ahead of the April 20 primary. Names span governor to US senator and state offices, with districts for Congress and local roles. The list includes Chamberlain, Gearin, Halley, Miller, Stoat, Matlock, Calloway, Graham, Brown, Geer, Johns, Sehl brede, Withycomble, Bourne, Mulkey, Fakin, Crawford, Clarke, Duniway, Whitney, Benson, Gatch, Pearce, Wrightman, Hoyt, Ackerman, Hoft, and others, reflecting the broad field. Also an advertisement for Kodol Digestive Aid ends the page.

Lst The East Oregonian George BE. Chamberlain Portland United States John MM. Gearin Supreme Court T. G. Halley Pendleton Robert A. Miller J. Scot Taylor Klamath Falls Paul T. Stoat Salem J. D. Matlock Eugene Chas V. Calloway McMinnville P. A. Cochran Samuel BD. Huston Hillaboro Walter L. Toose Woodsburn W. R. Ells William J. Lachner Boaker City John I. Rand Baker City George Shepherd J. H. Ackerman O. P. Hoft

Dry farming proof boosts alfalfa in Washington gulch

The La Grande Observer reports Washington gulch rancher George F Weight planted alfalfa seeds using Oregon's Campbell dry farming method, imported from Germany. Eight months of dry and cold weather left the crop luxuriant and healthier than irrigated alfalfa, bolstering support for the dry method across Baker County and beyond. In the Columbia, Black Hole dammed the river near Jerome within the Colville reservation, briefly backing water eight miles and washing away Don Leydon’s homestead cabin after a debris breach.

la Grande Washington Gulch Oregon K. C. Judson OR & N Campbell George F. Weight Judoon Germany Wright Columbia Columbia River China Rapide Jerome Colville Don Leydon

Walla Walla Building Momentum in March Permits

Walla Walla issued 22 building permits in March with total value of 30,185 dollars. The month shows steady activity despite one denial for the Union, indicating ongoing building operations in the city.

Walla Walla

Doctor Blalock Recovers From Surgery at St Marys

Dr. N G Blalock, after a surgical operation at St Mary's hospital about three weeks ago, has returned home and is greatly improved. He will resume duties in a short time, according to the Walla Walla Bulletin.

Blalock N. G. Blalock St. Mary’s Hospital Walla Walla

Fifth Rate of Boys Greater in City Births

City Health Officer Thomas reports 14 boys born versus 13 girls in a March tally cited by the Walla Walla Bulletin. It also notes 24 deaths in March. In Great Falls Montana Democrats and Republicans tied on the city council while the rocinliets gained more than doubled their vote from the previous city election.

Thomas Sys Walla Walla Great Falls Mont Rocinliets

Bucklen’s Arnica Heals Severe Wounds and Burns

A testimonial from I. S. Na filer of Huge describes past torture from piles and severe wounds. He credits Bucklen’s Arnica Balm with restoring health after years of suffering and notes its use by Talman Co. and Pendieton Drug Co distributors.

For Sale Modern S room Two Story House and Lots

For sale, a modern S room two story house with basement and three lots. Includes barn for four head of horses, harness room, hogey shed, sidewalks. May sell house with one or two lots or as is, inquire at office of Mrs C C Van Orsdail.

Borges Mra Cc. C

Unclear fragment hints at a family, language, and law story

The readable bits mention Castellans children and a quote about work from a father figure in a French context. Limited text leaves ambiguity about persons, place, and precise event. No clear dates, institutions, or outcomes are discernible from the fragment.

Better than Money Schilling's Best Offers Money Back

A local grocery promotion touts Schilling's Best as superior value with a money back guarantee. The campaign emphasizes quality compare favorably with other brands and promises refunds if customers aren’t satisfied.

Three Survey Lines Encircle Harney Valley Rail Route

Harney Valley surveying plans show three lines encircling the valley. Harriman engineers and rail firms Chicago Northwestern Northern Pacific and Corvallis Eastern project routes through Central Oregon to protect Harney and Mathews counties from encroaching rivals.

Wallroad Uwitee Harhey Valley Eder Pass Harrimin Chicago & Northwestern Northern Pacific Corvallis & Eastern Central Oregon Harney Mathews Harriman

Yakima YMCA Building Fund Trail Reported Progress

A campaign along the Pacific coast through central Oregon reports an attempt to raise 235,000 to fund a YMCA building in Yakima. About ten thousand dollars were subscribed during the five day canvassing period.

Yakima

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