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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1904
Page
7
BEAN and PERRY, attorneys at law, announce rooms to rent near Taylor's Hardware Store. Clean, well kept, with good water at street. Suitable for one or two occupants. Address 010 Willow Street.
A garbled miscellany of advertisements and notices from Pendleton featuring sewer and contractor services, sewing and dressmaking trades, money lending, medicine cures, and local business inquiries. Includes references to Kias sio and Main street merchants, and a fragmentary sweep of legal and municipal mentions.
D W Cook a 70 year old Pendleton resident recalls severe back pain and urinary weakness from torture like injuries. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo with relief after using four boxes, urging others to remember the name and avoid substitutes.
In a mosaic of notes the Inland Empire features La Grande’s Chinatown aura near the post office, rumors of hidden dens, and wary warnings. News spans Cuban natives, General Dolary’s Cuba investigations, the Montana gold tie, a Sixes river placer strike yielding high gold per yard, and a Wallin Walle county full-blooded Kiowook venture with a $3.60 capital. The era’s exchange sketches touch on local industry, horse imports, and timber/hay trades as regional activity buzzes through Butte and Walla Walla.
Portland dated report shows salt market weakness with lower quotes anticipated and many manufacturers expected to follow. Coffee quotations in New York Edge downward by about one cent per pound as exchanges push tighter terms, affecting packaged coffee. Retail grocery and produce prices listed include coffee, sugar, salt, flour, bacon, lard, vegetables, fruits, and livestock rates, with widespread rate shifts across farming and meat trades.
Billy McWilliams, once a famed Wallowa canyon stage driver, resigns claiming bad luck as three incidents strike within three weeks. The first two were runaway crashes injuring no one, while a later slide caused by a faulty grade damaged vehicles and passengers. Authorities note the driver’s skill and knowledge, while opposition figures spar in national debates.
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