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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1907
Page
6
The Well-Informed world seeks a pleasant and efficient liquid laxative. California Fig Syrup Co. offers Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as an ethical, wholesome remedy praised for gentle, prompt action. Available from leading druggists at fifty cents per bottle.
Adams dec 5 the Adams city election will be held next Monday with two council tickets and single candidates for treasurer mayor and recorder. J C Garrett returns as marshal. Wheat shipments rise as fall crops look strong. A new skating club formed with 20 members renting the town hall for weekly skating sessions.
Athena reports a school census of 269 children, up 34 from last year, as Revival Meetings at the Christian church draw strong attendance led by Professor Kellems. The Palace Drug company is incorporated with 5000 capital by Dr. J. D. Plamondon A Plamondon and Wm. McBride.
Abraham Brown of Winterton recounts doctors misdiagnosing his ailment as heart disease kidney trouble blood poison and stomach and liver issues. After one bottle of Electric Bitters, he reports restored health. Sold by Tallman & Co druggists for 60 cents with a blood poison weakness and stomach liver kidney complaints guarantee.
W H Clague of this city caught a 22 inch Cutthroat trout weighing about five pounds on Hayden lake. He used a long troll and a No 4 spoon on the north shore. Henry Thornburg nearby reportedly landed a six and a half pound trout the same day, claimed the largest ever from Hayden lake. Salvation is free, but it costs something to maintain it.
Frequent sneezing throat tickle nasal stoppage and coughing indicate catarrh. Hyomel air treatment claims to cure quickly at low cost and offers a refund if unsatisfied. Tallman Co. promotes Hyome with a trial offer on the complete outfit.
When you have a cough or cold do not ask someone what is good for it. There is danger in taking some unknown preparation. Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs colds and prevents pneumonia. The genuine is in a yellow package. Refuse substitutes. Pendleton Drug Co.
A hotel register at the Hotel St George shows numerous guests arriving from cities including Spokane Portland Chicago La Grande Hermiston Walla Walla Denver and Kansas City. Names listed include J Ledore C D Farrell Gay Hayden Bryson N Hawks P Mitchell L Kellogg W Healey J Logan Otis Turner Hatcher C W Hauxhurst L R Marconi Edmund Forbes Mrs B H Davis Mrs D E Martin C W Isaacs H Ernst D H Clark M B Gayton May F Strand Thomas McCabe B Jennison W E Stull J A Hendal P Stephen and others.
A fragmented OCR list names and towns including L Walstein Walla Walla George Ponegon Portland C A Dolin He Six H Formily Starbuck C P Moller Buffalo F M Merecraft Spokane W Clayton Spokane A P York Kilhode J B E Orr Boise D C McIntyre Athens J A Bord Echo Miss Ibre Greenwood Mr Bri Melkey A A Harmmer Spokane N McSherry Prescott Robert Sherry Prescott H Tb bengen Prescott Plaquet Salt Lake Craig Wilson Freewater F W Hollingsworth Portland John W Rae Twin Falls A W Drewman Portland.
A wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio line at Hanover Maryland leaves three dead and about twenty injured as two railroad teams collide in a tragic end.
Warren J. Bowman, early Oregon settler, celebrated his 70th birthday in Puyallup with a dinner for friends. He distributed an autobiography noting his 1860 plains crossing, Cowlitz and Old Oregon life, Washington statehood efforts, Indian wars, and birth on November 26, 1887 with death dated November 25, 1907, framing a long pioneer life.
The Oregonian reports that Oregon's national guard and militia from 22 states face losing federal financial support under a War Department order interpreting the 1903 Dick militia act. Oregon could be forced to sacrifice the Fourth Infantry, headquartered in Eugene, by disbanding it into battalions or separate companies, risking loss of federal funding totaling over 316,000 annually. The state military board has not acted yet but must decide how to preserve the unit or accept its dissolution.
Oklahoma's inaugural legislative session met in Guthrie with strong public interest in the organization and early proceedings. The gathering drew attention to the assembly and its upcoming agenda as officials set the tone for the new government.
A grocer promises a money-back offer if tea does not exceed the quality of Schilling's Beat. The retailer asserts customers can return tea and get their money reimbursed, emphasizing the product’s superiority over standard tea.
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