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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1901
Page
3
Miss Brie Peters will display a new express line of walking gloves. The event promises fashionable accessories for shoppers seeking functional gloves.
Local items report the eighty second anniversary of Odd Fellowship to be commemorated with a sermon at Weston Lodge No. 14 I O F. The event occurs next Friday evening at the Methodist church. The town notes paint, schools, and new building plans, while farmers report crop prospects and animal pests impacting granaries and poultry yards.
An OCR line touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a cure for liver trouble shown by sallow complexion and blotches. It promises clear skin and a rich complexion and notes sales at Tallman & Co Drug Store for 25 cents.
The last dollar of the $50,000 capital stock has been subscribed and Sellwood is favored for the mill site. If current negotiations close promptly, the plant will be placed in Sellwood. otherwise promoters will seal a deal on an alternative site they have optioned.
A busy city market advertises Martin as the go to agent for J Borne famed batter. It promises low prices and high quality items including smoked fish and pickle brands. Florida strawberries are also on sale this week.
Signature of Cuan B Fosroe persists for over thirty years and the phrase The Kind You Saw Almay Bonghd appears in records. No further context provided.
Bargain 167 acres of timber land one mile from Kamela Station offered at an exceptionally low figure. For particulars address E Clark Fort Stevens Oregon.
A Washington dispatch defends Umatilla, Cayuse, and Walla Walla Indians from Oregon claiming misdeeds by others. Agent Wilkins found no truth to out of reservation hunting or thefts. The piece notes peaceful conduct, limited in-season hunting, and bland accusations often blamed on Nez Perce from Idaho.
T. C. Salt of Weston Mountain received a second grade certificate due to an arithmetic misprint. The error, corrected soon after, gave Salt a first grade based on his papers. 41 applicants sat 12 branches with 10 questions per, 420 questions, and exam print shortages caused scoring confusions. Salt, a former Wisconsin county school superintendent, earns the first grade he deserved.
A new passenger tariff to Dawson City includes routes from Seattle and Victoria Vancouver to Dawson with first class unlimited 105 and limited 100 and second class 80 dollars. Return fares from Dawson to ports and British Columbia range from 120 for first class to 9 for second class. Rates show no first class reduction from Dawson to Seattle, a second class cut of two dollars, and earlier season unlimited and price cuts noted.
Circling figures Dick Miller and Chan delar baa reached Dawson after a trip from Circle City to Fort Yukon with a brief stay in Seattle. The Yukon Country report notes the rapid travel and aims of the men.
A Hamburg hospital study credits Professor Anna with a discovery that parasitic germs cause most scalp and hair diseases. It claims ordinary hair preparations fail to cure dandruff because they do not kill the dandruff germ. The text promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the only product that destroys dandruff parasites and also acts as a hair dressing.
Dr. J. W. Hill, former Bishop Scott academy principal, will open the Hill Military academy in Portland next September. New buildings are under construction and will be modern in every way. Hill led Bishop Scott for twenty five years and built a high reputation. He promises the new school will provide top quality for students sent by their parents and will announce further plans during the summer.
An illustration in the ad notes if a nagging cough persists after using two thirds of the bottle, return it to the druggist and he will refund the purchase price. The promotion highlights fair dealing by Taliman & Go ing druggists and their money back policy.
A holiday notice lists guests arriving at Hotel Pendleton and nearby cities. Names include L A Rhobineon from Huron and I), F T Overman from Duluth, O Prael and Nylander from Portland, JH Kloeckper and others from various U S cities. Also promoting Shilohs Companies remedies with a 26 or 50 cent bottle price and a penitive guarantee.
Dr. Edgar P Hill urges Pendleton citizens to raise a 5000 dollar fund for a new academy building. He offers to contribute 100 dollars if 49 others do the same, calling for immediate action to secure educational growth and local business vitality. The appeal notes the academy’s value to the city and urges donors to match the offer within twelve months.
An old advertisement claims Shiloh cough and consumption remedy can cure disease if taken early. It promises refunds if no cure, with pricing at 26 and 60 and $1 per bottle and credits Tall man & Co. as leading druggists.
A theatrical man seeks the Sitka Alaska collector of customs but Pacific coast influence favors Oregon. J W Iveys current holder may be replaced with Oregon’s John W Minto seen as top eligible. Local politicians say the Easterner isn’t favored and Minto has strong backing.
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