Seasonal goods end sale regardless of cost
A brief notice states a store will close out a range of seasonable goods at any price, selling remaining inventory to the last item without regard to cost.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1900
Page
3
A brief notice states a store will close out a range of seasonable goods at any price, selling remaining inventory to the last item without regard to cost.
A Corvallis affair centers on a widow seeking land through marriage and a license. Justice Holgate officiated as the couple postponed their wedding when paperwork arrived, amid a county land dispute and the era’s property rights debates.
A rough account notes a Saturday council meeting about sidewalk and street displays. The ordinance seeks to regulate window and corner displays and enforcement actions, aiming to remove obstructive items after merchant protests.
Special Union Pacific fare of 71.00 to Chicago and return for the encampment period August 27 to September. Tickets available August 21 and 22. Details through F. P. Wameles O R K & N Co. agent or J. H. Lothrop G A gen agent Portland Oregon. Also contains testimonials on Electric Bitters and local pharmacy price.
C D Stanull of South Main reports unidentified youths damaged poultry with a 22 rifle or air gun. Residents complain of firearm use in the city limits and urge stricter action as toy guns have caused several injuries and animals. Parents are urged to cooperate with officials to curb the danger.
An old notice invites bids for carpenter work on a residence foundation by August 15 1900 with right to reject bids. An accompanying health ad praises Karl's Clover Root Tea claiming beauty and health benefits and promises refund if not satisfied.
A T Brewer seeks to sell the stock of general merchandise in Athona Oregon. He owns a large brick store room with good location and offers the stock in exchange for part or full price. Enquiries should be written to A T Brewer Athona Oregon.
Daniel Lamont secretary of war in Cleveland’s cabinet travels with a five-car special train of the Northern Pacific railway on its annual inspection tour. The party includes presidents and executives from Minneapolis St Paul and New York stockholders and foreign count Lunberg Sterol of Berlin. The train departed at dawn Sunday after a stop on Webb Street near Main Street. routes include Portland Piget Sound Clearwater branch Butte Hitter Hoot branch Yellowstone Park and St Paul.
Mrs Mary Gregovich of Philipsburg Montana recounts her rapid recovery from hair loss and dandruff after using Newbro's Herpicide following a severe fever. She notes hair stopped falling out and regrew thickly after several applications as advised by her doctor.
President Charley S. Mellon of the Northern Pacific argues that Astoria could serve as a wheat port as well as Portland. He claims current rates to Astoria are lower and urges non discrimination, saying a common export point would relieve Portland of a costly feud and benefit local merchants.
Local Fringeton students prepare a continental trip by wagon across the Pacific rail route era reenactment style. The heavy rubber tire vehicle aims for leisurely travel and multiple stops with no fixed timetable and a campaign finance note amid summer plans.
The Turkish government proposes a compulsory stamp tax for doctors. All physicians would write prescriptions on stamped blanks and have their names and diploma numbers printed, aiming to boost government revenue and regulate medical practice to restrict unlicensed practitioners.
A long list of arriving guests is recorded with names and cities from Pendleton to Spokane and beyond. Mentions include Mohr and Shults from Portland, Mrs Hal Dickson and family, Stella Alexander of the city, J McNulty from Chicago, Roy M Hart in Chicago, and numerous others in Portland Seattle Spokane and San Francisco.
The San Juan News prints a report by Prof William Berkeley to the health board asserting that American butter shows demagazine in many cases and calls for further investigation of foods sold wholesale and retail. The editorial columns promise more developments as the paper emphasizes new facts.
The piece argues that illness sharpens thought as a sick person lies idle. Prolonged rest from daily cares stimulates reflection and can redirect it to novel channels. Even minor things outside the window attract intense interest to the observer.
Officials of the Oregon Railroad Company and Midland Construction Company of Chicago concluded conferences at Ashland. A division is set to start building the line soon, leaving the Oregon and California Southern Pacific line north of the Klawath River and extending 83 miles through timber to Imnoth Falls in the Oregon Lake region. Estimated construction cost stands at 00,000.
An advertisement touts a product promising health benefits and claims years of use. It mentions Karl's Clover Hoot Tea and a money back guarantee if results are unsatisfactory. The price is listed as 2 cints with sow tallow.
Loren Binnons, a farmer in Pokagon township Michigan, is described as slowly bleeding to death from a rare disease described as pernare lemorrhagion with widespread hemorrhages. The report notes blood at the mouth and nose and external bleeding from multiple sites since illness began last Tuesday.
Wor ton and Athena items note Prof. F B Van Winkle visiting after a trip to Port Angeles and hearing gun firings on the Juan de Fuca Strait. J A Beattie and J B Bowlin appear in mobility notes with travel and legal ties. Local residents report restaurant openings, camp returns to Weston, Athena visitors, harness firm activity in Walla Walla, and family travels between Pendleton Arlington and Umatilla area.
Colonel Renard submits a plan to the ministry of war adapting automobiles for military use. His novelty lies in patent couplings added to trains of ten to thirty wagons drawn by a powerful motor. The system makes each vehicle follow the locomotive’s path, facilitating curve navigation and coordinated movement.
A local pharmaceutical issuer stresses purity in medicines and condemns adulterated ingredients. It notes all drugs are standard and the preparation department provides special care, with mall orders receiving prompt, careful attention.
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