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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1908
Page
7
Daily trips between Pendleton and Ukiah run except Bandoy. Stage leaves Pendleton at 7 am arriving Ukiah after unknown time. Return departs Ukiah later in day arriving Pendleton at 6 BD. Fares listed include Pendleton to Ukiah 3.00 and other routes with varied pricing.
Hon W L LaFollette, Snake River orchardist, seeks to build a denatured alcohol plant on his Wawal farm. He estimates 26000 worth of fruit wasted last year due to lack of facilities and help. Using local sawdust and shavings, wood alcohol could serve as the denaturing agent. He rejected offers to erect distilleries, preferring fruit decay over conversion.
Wm. A. Fertwell of Lucama North Carolina says after taking fewer than three bottles of Electric Bitters his Brights disease and diabetes stage liver and bladder complications have halted. He believes a permanent cure is possible and guarantees the remedy through Tallman & Co. druggists at 60 cents.
Mrs Hattie Dallam wins $800 in a Spokane courtroom ruling against the Great Northern railroad. Judge Sullivan ordered damages after an unusually conducted trial where the defendant admitted liability.
J E Boyle of the WNaches City Land Company received a letter from Congressman W L Jones informing that Washington DC post office has officially adopted the Naches spelling for Naches City Naches Valley and Naches River The note notes prior variants Natchez and Natcheez and promotes Naches as briefer more musical and poetic per the Yakima Republic.
Kodo a scientific preparation of vegetable acids with natural digestants contains the same fluids found in a healthy stomach Each dose will digest more than 3000 grains of food Sold by Tallman Cox?
The Lewiston Tribune notes the Lewiston Riparia branch near North Lewiston boosts grain movement. About 360 cars moved from Pennewawal to Wawawal. three river boats now handle grain with 20,000 tons remaining to be moved. River traffic could require six steamers, with full grain removal expected in three to four months. Roosevelt policies and Taft appear in unrelated political notes.
The Kansas City Star argues Missouri can be carried by William H. Taft, the sole Republican capable of winning the state in November. It notes Missouri backed Roosevelt four years ago for his Square Deal leadership and implies Roosevelt voters may shift again.
Severe back and side aches signal early kidney trouble. Mrs J T Galloway of Elgin Oregon praises Doan’s Kidney Pills noting rapid relief after first box and continued benefit. Sold by all dealers 60 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan’s.
J Langbourne Warren once imprisoned for 1899 murder aboard the Bement now captains Jack London s yacht Snark on a world voyage. Governor Chamberlain quotes London letter praising Warren as an exemplary navigator and denying the abominable fiend claim. Also notes sale of the Chesapeake flag at a London auction for 4254, reportedly bought by Patridge for Cornelius Vanderbilt.
An advertisement touts Sexine pills as a rejuvenating remedy for tired and worn individuals. It claims blood-boosting effects, promises renewed life and happiness, and offers $1 per box or six boxes for $5 with a money-back guarantee. Pendleton Drug Co. sells without substitution.
For sale items include John L. Stoddard's Lectures and works by Dickens and Riley in good condition. Inquiries to this office. Also a fine store and office room for rent at the corner of East Oregonian building. Enquire through this office.
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