Notice to Advertisers in The Oregonian
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1906
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a notice to advertisers about advertising rates and deadlines. The readable bits indicate a date line and instructions for submissions, but details are incomplete.
The excerpt ponders living in the present, rejecting vain fears of an uncertain future. It urges embracing joy and small blessings, like sunshine and birdsong, and finding rest for unborn griefs, with mercy enduring. Archbishop Trench’s voice anchors the meditation on desires, fears, and steadfast mercy.
A verbose critique contrasts Nero’s pleasure gardens with New York society, condemning Stanford White’s elite depravity. It denounces public masks of rectitude while hiding vice, blaming wealth and influence for enabling ruin. The piece ends with a rebuke of public complicity and the corrupting power of privilege.
Oregon voters face a renewed campaign for equal suffrage as circulars and petitions spread. The movement vows persistent education from county to county until adoption, praising women’s role in shaping national character and urging men to support liberty and justice. Meanwhile Pendleton debates gambling, labor disputes, and growth as irrigation projects bring work and settlers. broader policy battles and royal lineage theories color editorials.
A long, graphic denunciation recounts brutal acts by Belgian forces in the Congo under King Leopold. It describes torture of native women, beehive and ant nest executions, and a horrific stake ordeal inflicted by a white officer and his soldiers, with chilling details of mutilation, honey application, and torture through night and day.
West End photographers offer midnight sessions for royal court attendees. Studios run from late night to early morning lighting carriages and gowns. After the palace ceremonies, clients may pose for photographs in informal hours with refreshments served.
The report records U S asbestos values in 1905 ranging from below 140 per ton to over 100 per ton with prices 5 to 100. Canadian asbestos averaged over 29 per ton reflecting higher chrysotile value. Interior Department grades quoted from 175 to 200 per ton for the best grade down to 20 to 25 for short fibers. Canadian miners report 20 to 60 percent of rock milled suitable for processing.
After talks between Quartermaster General Humphreys and Admiral Cowles the navy department equipment chief, a decision was reached that Oklahoma’s admission to the union will be recorded by the addition of metal in the hive field of the flag bearing ceremony.
A historical advertisement touts Peruna as a cure for catarrh, listing endorsements from U S officials such as John O Leftwich Robert Barber J K Burke P K Barker Dan Cooper L J Bryan and others. The piece claims catarrh is systemic and that Peruna strengthens nerve centers to expel it, urging readers to seek Hartman Sanitarium guidance.
The article notes that the new state will be formally admitted after several tasks. The flag will appear in the field beginning the next fiscal year, and prior salutes were premature since the star will not be seen on the ensign until July 1, 1907.
June totals show 196000 cattle 19050 calves 255000 horses 100000 sheep with high prices. Cattle and calf receipts exceed any prior June. previous record 128272 cattle and 14249 calves. Hog and private yard receipts push total above 1908 Pelle yards level. Fowler yards added private stock. Sheep and lambs also near record high prices.
The Heroes of Indian Territory call a delegate convention in Muskogee July 9 to 11 to organize for a constitutional convention. Negro leaders aim to block state politics and counter Republican influence by securing delegation seats. the upcoming legislature is expected to pursue new Jim Crow measures.
A poem by Walter Juan Travis laments prospectors chasing gold. It speaks of peril and longing, with hopeful yet grim notes on life and death as restless miners roam harsh landscapes in search of fortune. The piece contrasts dreams of wealth with stark mortality and enduring pursuit.
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