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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1900
Page
3
Chairman Raley outlines a Democratic campaign plan with an executive and county committees divided into five districts. Appointments include C J Brith Leon Coyh C B Jdinck Win and others. A literature committee is named and a medical sales pitch for Acker's Blood Elixir closes the piece.
TW Stone general secretary of the Portland YMCA was introduced to Pendleton residents by Rev Johnwan as effort to revive the organization here. Men studied prospects of forming a YMCA division in Pendleton and have been drafting a plan for reorganization, which is not yet finalized.
The Spokane Democratic Clothas offer free distribution of Bryan's Spokane speech. George Dewey Jr joins the Chinige reception committee for admiral on May 1. Oregon's registry law requires biennial registration between January and May with no further registration for the next election. Fenster Hanna will not chair the Republican National Committee in the coming campaign. The Washington state central committee fixes May 14 Spokane as the state convention date to elect delegates to the national convention. Washington and eastern politicians discuss Edward Wolcott as a possible running mate for McKinley.
A. Danforth of La Grange Georgia reports a six month roaning sore on his leg was wholly cured in ten days by Becklen's Arnica Salve. The ad claims it heals ulcers wounds burns and relieves pain. Guaranteed care and sold by Tallman & Co. drug store.
A roster of guests at Hotel Pendleton includes Ed Taylor from Portland and J Cunningham from Spokane among many others. The list features visitors from Seattle Walla Walla Baker City La Grande and New York with affiliations to various businesses and regions across the Northwest and beyond.
The item touts Dr King s New Life Pills for restoring brain and body power amid illness. It also notes the death of Mrs. June Munkers McDonald of Selo Marion county at 70, with brief biographical details. An Oregon pioneer ancestor is mentioned and Acker's English remedy is advertised with price and seller Brock & McVornas.
Wyoming officials publish rules governing incoming sheep to prevent scab and contagious diseases. Violators face up to a year in jail or a $500 to $1,000 fine, with possible both penalties. Fees cover inspection, quarantine, dipping, and travel expenses for inspectors and associated costs.
An advertisement claims Clover Root Tea by Tallman & Co enhances health and beautifies the face with a perfect complexion. It lists price points at 24 and 40 cents and offers a money back refund if not satisfied.
Horse owners report rising demand and better prices as supply tightens. New York contracts for cavalry and artillery for South Africa push prices, with turnout to Buffalo for inspection and strong interest from western ranches supporting a improving market.
Despite the culling of numerous horses in the region, officials expect price improvements as supply tightens. Analysts note market tension will ease once the stock reduction takes full effect.
Five diseases for which Shilohs Consumption Care is recommended are Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Croup and Consumption. No medicine ever offered by man equals it. Sold with a positive guarantee. Money back if it fails. 25 cts, 50 cts and 1 a bottle. Tallman & Co.
Davis argues British reports misrepresented Boer conduct and war crimes. He cites a Pretoria prisoner tally, claims white flag deception, and recounts patient Boer aiding a wounded British soldier before a deadly Maxim gun attack. He praises Col Blake and calls Kimberley diamond fields acquisition a factional, ruleless pursuit.
Steveston British Columbia reports a gruesome murder of Mexander Main, Brequeton police chief, found mutilated in a shallow grave near Chinese shacks. Two Chinese suspects jailed for the killing after tools went missing. incident shocks the fishing village with cannery labor and ethnic tensions cited in local accounts.
State Fish and Game Association reports large hatchery egg orders from California and Boxman station Montana. Twenty five thousand Rainbows and fifty thousand Craylings to hatch and plant late June, with member list and officials named. official communications confirm shipments to Oregon for propagation.
The fragment mentions Cuad signature and ten persons in a long time era with phrases The Nind You have Always Bought suggesting a historical branding or endorsement.
The Easter sale by the Redeemer Church ladies offers useful and ornamental articles, pantry booth items, and fancy wares. The event takes place Saturday at Pendleton Woolen Mills square on Court Street from afternoon into evening.
A period of change for women is described as critical and Mrs Pinkham is presented as a trusted, free advisor. The notice invites readers to write to her Lynn address for assistance, claiming extensive experience and success in helping women through this life stage.
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