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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1907

Page

2

Malarkey pushes bill to force settlement of Coos Bay lands

Senator Malarkey introduces Senate Bill No. 168 seeking to disgorge 3,000,000 acres held by the Southern Oregon company and compel sale at $2.50 per acre in parcels not exceeding 100 acres to applicants. The measure aims to end the 1000000 acre land monopoly tied to Coos and Douglas counties, aligning terms with 1869 and 1849 grants. The bill mirrors broader Oregon demand that land grant companies honor original sale terms.

Senter Malarkey Oregon Company Coos State of Oregon Malarkey Senate Douglas Southern Oregon Company Coos Bay Circuit Court Grant Companies Southern Pacific Railroad Oregon & California Oregon Central Railroads Congress Coos Bay Company United States

General News from Cashmere and Beyond

Aggregated items report a Cashmere Washington paper in planning phase under A H Mohrer, congressman John Franklin Fixey dies in Virginia as tuberculosis claims him in Washington D C. An AC B Q passenger train derails at Peorth with James Kisewater killed. no others injured. San Juan province rebels seize governor in Argentina. next target is Manabawa. San Francisco Drydock Co starts largest dock project at Hunter's Point, 1050 feet long. Missouri Senate passes Jim Crow bill 20 to 11 enforcing segregated rail car coaches for whites and Blacks. Thirteen young cattleman Sublette seeks railroad damages for a bull killed by a St Louis Iron Mountain train. court orders payment with interest totaling 276 85.

Cashmere Wash A. H. Mohrer John Franklin Fixey Virginia General Rixey Navy Washington D. C Peorth James Kisewater Kisewater San Juan Mando Wa Thompson E. Sublette Adair County Missouri St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Sublette Run Justice of the Peace Court St. Louis Court of Appeals

Real estate ad offering varied properties for quick profit

A city real estate dealer advertises wheat lands with orchards and water, ranch stock for summer and winter quarters, and a guaranteed profit if bought now. He lists a 22 room hotel at 569x190 with brisk business, suburban property, improved and unimproved plots, and various business chances. Phone number black 3111, BE Building office.

Ftran Sted

Oregon News Bubble of 1900s Hits Local Pages

Northwest items report Grant's Pass Banking & Trust aiding 60000 to its capital stack. T B Wilcox of Portland ships 6900 bushels wheat to China via Red Cross famine relief. Spokane representative Hutchinson introduces tuition for foreign-born pupils in Washington legislature. Frog farm near Sweet Home Linn county orders 75000 frogs from the East. Henry Walloon on trial in Baker City for attacking Marshal Wosley at Haines on January 6. Jury listed.

Pass Banking & Trust Company T. B. Wilcox Portland Ore China Red Cross Hutchinson Spokane Washington Oregon Sweet Home Linn County C. L. Stone George Pickens Henry Walloon Baker City Joe Wosley Haines J. ¢. Duckworth W. T. Buchanan Frank Bowman W. M. Coffee Albert Lens James Osborne D. @. Stern J W. Bond H. A. Harris Otto Elliott J. T. Bowman

Foley's Honey and Tar Not Affected by Pure Food Law

Announcing Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy remains compliant with the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. Koeppen Drug Store recommends it as a safe family remedy for children and adults.

Foley Koeppen Drug Store

County to buy rock crusher and road roller

Union county officials plan purchase of a rock crusher and a road roller to improve county roads. The plant is expected to cost about 5500 with road building costs around 2500 to 23 000 per mile, as reported by the Union Republican.

J. M. Selder The Republican Union County Tnion Republican Western Gad Matlock

Turning for Trouble and Arnica Salve Claim

Charles Walters of Allegheny Sierra California declares he has lived in California 20 years and seeks cures for burns sores wounds sprains and piles with Buckion s Arnica Salve claiming rapid relief. Tallman & Co drug retailers guarantee cure and offer the salve at 2f.

California Buckion Charles Walters Allegheny Sierra Ca Walters Tallman & Co Letore

Indian Girl Joins Non Catholic Bonteil in Ottawa

Indian girl from the Ahenaquis nation at Pierreville and Ottawa recently took the veil becoming the first Ahennuale Indian to join a non Catholic order.

Veil Alien Tourent Pierreville Canada Weil Ottawa

Arrivals List Names From Coast and Inland Cities

A fragment listing numerous travelers and places including Robert Burns, City of the Gods, J. McComb Almota, C. W. Hamilton Ogden, John D. Teanes Lees Crossing, A. C. East wand Rochester, E. H. Mix Lees Crossing, O. O. Nash Spokane, L. D. Hoy Seattle, LL. C. Taylor Town IM Elock Kansas City, D. Thomas Lewiston, O. Pretna city Gen. M. Scott Denver, William H. Daugh trey and wife Portland, W. Ja Redding Portland, W. Taylor San Francisco, A. Le George Portland, ML. A. Lynch do Ti. L. Osborn Portland, S. Co. Whitwell Silver City, A. B. Hudelson Cambridge, Fred Bishop Enho, Ernest Owens Tacoma, L. D. Hoy Seattle, Dr. Wirwil McComb Almoth, BE L, Jesser Walla Walla

Tiow City Gen. M. Scott Denver William H. Daughtrey Portland W. Ja Redding W. Taylor San Francisco A. le George ML. A. Lynch Ti. L. Osborn S. Co. Whitwell Silver City A. B. Hudelson Cambridge Fred Bishop Enho Ernest Owens Tacomea L. D. Hoy Seattle Wirwil McComb Almoth BE L, Jesser Walla Walla

Catarrh Cure Claims Surprise Cure All Enjoyed

Readers are told that catarrh is the only disease curable by a positive treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is described as directly affecting blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease, build up strength, and aid recovery. The ad promises $100 for any failure to cure and invites testimonials.

Hall Wall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo

Return Limit Extended for California Excursion Tickets

The regular return limit for winter excursion tickets to California has been extended to six months and the price has advanced by five dollars. For information inquire of E. C. Smith, agent O. R. & N., Pendleton. If you see it in the Hast Oregonian, it's so.

California E. C. Smith Pendleton Oregonian

Beautiful Case Design Heavy in World’s Beat Planes Showroom

Tone and Beautiful Case Design top the catalog as purchasers seek tailored enailment for a plano. The display includes CHICKERING style O in San Domingo mahogany WEDER style T in mottled walnut Lester in fancy mahogany and several KIMDBALTS in varied woods. Also featured are other makes with flexible prices and terms. Visitors urged to come in and inspect.

San Donmingo

Woolmen Grand Ball at Eagle Hall by Pen dleton Camp

Woodmen Camp No. 41 hosts a grand ball with Johnson's Orchestra at Eagle Hall on Wednesday evening February 13. Refreshments served. Everyone invited to share in the event and goodwill.

Woolmen Woodmen Pendleton Camp No. 41 Eagle Hall Johnson

Predictions of a Big Flood By Inland Empire Preacher

Rev Henry Brown formerly of Goldendale visits Lewiston and predicts a large flood this coming summer. He notes winter conditions resemble 1834 before the 1904 May flood that left Lewiston under water from the Evening Teller office to the Methodist church. He cites heavy snowfall and rainfall and warns of a late spring bringing higher river levels.

Inland Empire Henry Brown Goldendaly Lewiston Lewieton Methodist Church

Smythe & Son Ship 2000 Fine Mutton Sheep to Portland

Smythe and Son, Gua, plan shipping 2000 fine mutton sheep from Ariington to Portland as trains resume. Feeding costs run about 70 dollars per day.

A Smythe & Son, Gua Ariington Portland Po

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