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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1906
Page
6
An ad from Central Meat Market run by Augusto D. at 106 Alta Street touts generous portions and high quality meat. The proprietor claims no two price charges and invites customers to try roast, steak, dope or cutlets, promising satisfaction and urging readers to judge the value for themselves.
J L Vaughan Electrician at 122 West Court Street promotes a large stock of first class electrical supplies including motors bells and electric light fixtures Burglar alarms and related items with prices described as hard to duplicate and inviting customers to buy locally through Main 133 telephone service
Pendleton resident Dean Martin testifies Doan's Ointment relieves itching hem orrhoidia and cures piles eczema and skin eruptions after trying many remedies. Sold by Brock & McComas Co. Drug Store with Foster Milburn Co. as U S agents. Price 60 cents. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
Reports say Washington and Columbia River Railway Co. surveys near Helix Stage Guten and north of Echo push toward a line to Rhea siding on the Heppner branch. Gooseberry post office to be moved toward John Day river near Spray with extension toward California routes. East Umatilla irrigation assets grow. 19,000 shares subscribed. ditches to start work in early spring.
Reverend J A Mitchell of the Presbyterian church had a narrow escape when a 40 pound bell clapper broke loose from the bell and crashed through the ante-room flooring just feet from him. Inheritance tax collected by State Treasurer Moore totals 226,828 from Dennis Crowley estate of Portland. net estate value 27,655.27. Anna M Crowley paid the tax.
A reflective musing on beauty progress from civilization and health science. The piece toys with the idea that perfect descendants may diminish present pleasures and friendships, noting humor in the paradox of universal good looks and genuine human connections.
A sailor recalls Burmese pickled tea as sweetish and spiced, describes Siamese chewing cakes of tea with melted sugar, and notes tea smoking and a Tibetan stewed tea dish. The tale reflects varied tea customs from Burma to Tibet with casual anecdotal tone.
An old clipping extols giant sequoias with their fireproof bark and promotes California Prune Wafers as a vegetable health product. It claims the bark withstands fires and touts the 100 wafers package for 25 cents from Tallman & Co. in Pendleton Oregon.
Charles Brook, landlord of the Quimby bowl on North Fourth street, recently returned from Germany, says he paid back a Warly second mate who beat him as a boy. Brook pursued the man 12,000 miles to a village six miles from his birthplace, confronted him, and gave him 85 years of “interest.” He hurried away to avoid arrest, learning the town feared the victim’s terror.
A brief advertisement touts Kodol as a after meal remedy to relieve fullness belching and gas by allowing the stomach and digestive organs to function naturally. Tallman and Co.
The American cavalry will receive a new bridlethe Briddoon system following General Chaffer’s years visit to France. The change aims to standardize equipment and enhance mounted mobility across units.
They never gripe or balker but cleanse and strengthen the stomach liver and bowels. This is the universal verdict of thousands who use DeWitt's Little Early Risers. These famous pills relieve headache constipation biliousness jaundice torpid liver sallow complexion etc. Try Little Early Risers Oregon Lumber Yard advertises dry fir wood at six dollars per cord sawed and delivered.
The Wallin Walla piano sale finishes this evening with a large turnout and many fine instruments moved into Pendleton. Four of the best, costly pianos remain from the Walla Walla stock and will be sold at the same low price as during this great sale.
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