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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1909
Page
2
This store now shows Spring Models in Ladies' Tailored Suits priced from 17.50 to 40.00 and Three-Piece Suits in tans greys and checks 30.00 to 40.00. New Spring Dress Goods and dress trimmings attract attention as March Delineator arrives. Buyers crowd in as spring purchases begin in earnest with a bewildering variety of novelties.
Names of Canada Mexico and United States officials outline the North America Conservation Conference at the White House on February 18. Delegates will discuss natural resources and plan continental welfare. Canada has sent resource maps and documents. Roosevelt envisages cooperation beyond political borders.
An advertisement claims that LAXATIVE BROLM Quinine Tablets can cure a cold in one day. It offers a money back refund if the remedy fails and notes E. W. Grove’s signature on each box. The price is 2fc.
A terse proverb notes that those who enjoy indulgence must bear consequences, as every person reaps what they sow. The line equates dancing with paying the fiddler, signaling a moral about personal responsibility and outcomes.
A blooded racing mare owned by George Lelper saved her four week old colt from drowning in a quarry pool near Eddystone after the foal darted toward the water during a transfer to the farm. The mare, breaking from a halter, reached the edge, seized the colt by the mane, and pulled it to safety. The colt's life was saved by the mother's quick action.
Washington, once bedbound for five weeks due to blood poisoning from a spider bite, was cured after doctors failed. He credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for healing large, deep leg sores. Also advertised for eczema boils burns and piles. Sold 260 at Tallman & Co., Pendleton, Oregon.
Ed McQuillan of 434 Tehama Street narrowly survived a nightmare and a fall from an open third floor window last night. He dozed in a chair with his brother in the room when fear of African beasts woke him, sending him tumbling out.
A man was discovered unconscious beside a chair and may not survive. Police investigate the scene for potential foul play or accidental injury. Further details remain unclear as authorities work to determine cause and identify those involved.
Civil War veteran J A Stone of Rep Tex claims a plot aimed at his death failed after he suffered a stubborn cold and cough. He credits Dr Kings New Discovery with restoring his health from 140 to 178 pounds. The ad promotes cures for severe colds and related illnesses, priced at one dollar with trial bottle offered by Tallmen Co Pendleton Oregon.
A New York friend calls Paul Gilmore's demeanor a fugged solemnity of purpose hidden beneath pleasing exteriors. He smiles often and speaks with interest in topics others pursue, yet his set jaw reveals determination. He never exaggerates, but insists on truth in others as he composes it in himself.
A reflective aphorism stating that true happiness eludes those who mock others’ suffering. It cautions against insincerity and encourages empathy as a path to deeper fulfillment.
Portland business leaders plan a February 2 pm meeting to urge public school pupils to write to relatives in eastern states about special one way colonist rates for March and April. Letters aim to boost Oregon tourism and settlement, with fares cited from Missouri river points to New York and other cities. Oregon hopes to recruit thirty thousand new settlers in the two months.
Mrs. Ann Anthony, a housekeeper at the Putnam hose house, adjusted the snap harness and drove the spirited fore horses to her home to help extinguish a fire this afternoon before the department arrived. Little Johnny Anthony shouted that his house was on fire as the bell rang and the horses hurried into position.
A Graniteville Vermont testimonial touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as transformative for women during the change of life. The letter claims complete restoration, broad cures for female ills, and notes decades of use and worldwide endorsement, urging readers to publish the praise.
Tumination, a new monthly magazine, will appear in Chicago mid February. It will cover nets fixtures and lighting power topics and related innovations.
A Pendleton resident, Mrs. D. Coffman of 22 Stonewall Jackson street, credits Doun's Kidney Pills with curing back pains from disordered kidneys. She bought them at Pendleton Drug Co. and reports immediate relief and restored kidney function. The ad notes 60 cent price and Foster Milburn Co. as U.S. agents, with the slogan Remember the name Conan's.
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