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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1900
Page
4
Mack Mack, an untrained four year old bay gelding, runs a fast mile of 2 37 under trainer Simpson and rider Wright at Simpaon track. A mishap involving Starkey caused a minor fall but no injury to horse or rider.
Report from J L Hay Co and major exchanges notes higher cables boosting Chicago wheat. Prices firm midday with visible supply up about 200000 tons, later easing near the close as markets adjust. Stocks lower, money scarce, futures quotes around 7 to 8.
The text threats an unclear ad pitch for a herbal tea and remedies, mentioning Karl's Clover Root Tea and dubious guarantees. It includes garbled phrases like chronic constipation and Absolite cure with odd percentages and names, lacking coherent facts or identifiable entities.
The page lists a string of miscellaneous notices and items including shop offerings such as cigars, soaps, creams, and carpets. notes on upcoming closures and local business events. weather forecasts with frost and cold spells. personnel moves, legal notices, and a probate report.
Eastern Oregon party nominating events yield lists of candidates across counties and offices. Republican and Democratic ticket names include sheriffs clerks treasurers and superintendents with several changes noted amid cross party and county conventions.
Timothy Bean aged 87 died this afternoon after noon windfall illness. He came to the Pacific coast in THM and settled in the county, father of John E. Bean and District Attorney Henry J. Bean. He is survived by his wife Mrs Bean and several children in Maine. Funeral arrangements have not yet been announced.
A闲 readable fragment lists names of visitors and residents in town. Fred Foyd of the Athena Proms retires on Sunday. Clark Wood of Weston Loader travels by train. Wellington Clark of Walla Walla guests at Hotel Mendleton. Mrs. George F. Henson of Portland visits Mrs. Ben F. Lineheimer. Vergil F. Moore, Buttercreek stockman, in town weekend. Jones Kirkluied from Milton attends the Democratic convention. Frank G. Hall of Milton Bugle and Lawton Standard travels to Lawton. Jobo Holrtman leaves for Lawton. Chastam the Milton pharmacist returns Sunday. KF. 4. BE. Stare formerly of Portland remains near Iron Sumpter. Key, Cifiman Parker state missionary of the Baptist church, in Penilietey and preaches evening. Rev J. K. Hochanan from Elgin attends presbytery meeting. Mrs. L. Hall, palm reader, in Pondieten post-April 7. Dr. WS Felt attends Eastern Oregon Presbytery in Bigin en route home to Portland. Fred W. Waite of Baker, Hamilton & Co. wholesale hardware, in Seavey with family. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Storey married at Helix, depart by overland train for McMinnville.
The Pendleton baseball team produced twenty four rims in a Sun Hay afternoon game while Snedlane posted a just one and a half as many. Mar in pitched well, delivering strong effort as the Eagles opened the season. Also noted is Mrs. Clee Long of New Stenieville who credits Dr Ring's New Discovery for curing a severe pneumonia and throat chest troubles after prior remedies failed. Trial bottles offered at Tallman & Co. store.
Pendleton residents E Judd Leenanl D Fick arrived after a journey to Yokohama Japan and other ports. The travelers photographed Japanese life and people while abroad and plan to add many pictures to a growing collection. Fisk returns home to Norton Conn tomorrow.
Readable lines describe a cosmetic product with creamy lather and delicate air. The fragment mentions comfort and satisfaction but remains unclear and partially unintelligible. No clear entities, dates, or outcomes are identifiable in the preserved text.
A plain soap bar claims it is pure with no additives and periodic elements. It assures users the bar is as good as any other soap and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
An advertisement touts Mrs L Hall a noted clairvoyant palmist offering readings by mail and in person. It promises personal insights on love health wealth and marriage, with birth details and written reports, claiming rapid results and satisfaction.
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