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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1903
Page
4
A letter from Vancouver Washington praises Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets for lasting eight months of stomach trouble and failing remedies. The writer thanks W H Hooker Co Buffalo for a free trial and warns of untrustworthy druggists.
The Missouri circuit court opened with the high profile trial of bank robbers George Collins and William Rudolph. They terrorized the area, stealing 1000 in currency and 11000 in securities before an alleged deputy killed, then fled to Connecticut where Collins was captured. Hartford police aided by locating Collins and the La Plant family, leading to Rudolph’s capture after a ferocious resistance. Authorities recovered 5085 in gold and burglar tools from La Plant’s house as the pair vow to fight the case.
Mrs. Charles Applogtate of Alexandria reports cough kept her up all night and caused frightful spitting of blood before Dr King’s New Discovery cured her after three $1.90 bottles. She gained 68 pounds and praises its cure for coughs colds grippe bronchitis and lung troubles. Trial bottles free at Tallman & Co’s drug store.
Pittsburg Kansas July 18 The Southwestern miners convention opened today with strong expectations of a demand for a general wage increase and better working conditions. Delegates from Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Texas attend as mine operators formed the Southwestern Interstate Operators Association seek an amicable settlement of disputes with miners.
A 19th century style promotion hawks Acker's Blood Elixir with a bowhive guarantee promising to cure chronic blood poisons and mysterious body eruptions. The ad offers money back if unsatisfied, pricing at 5 cents and a note of $100 from F W Schmidt & Co druggists.
Delegates from Detroit Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Milwaukee Chicago and other ports gather for the twelfth annual convention of the International Longshoremen Marine and Transportation Workers Association. Secretary Hoobar reports membership gains over the past 12 months. wool sales at Shaniko highlighted. 1.5 million pounds sold this season with 1 million more remaining in warehouses.
Malheur region faces severe feed shortages as mountains south of the area yield less hay than many years. Sheep and woolman William Ward reports near Strawberry Hut and Prairie City that scarce rain and poor growing weather threaten alfalfa and grass. Water from the Owyhee river is scarce, cuttings will be under half a crop, and losses loom for stockmen.
The Ontario wool sales yielded no attractive offers for Mr. Ward, who did not part with his wool. The unsold stock remains stored on the market at one dollar per pound.
The Capital News reports plans to premix a steamboat and barge line between Glenn's Ferry and Beats Creek along the Snake River, with construction to start soon and a commissioning target tied to the Prunean villey project. Stockholders are Carr intu acions men, and investors assess river navigation costs. The Irish Department of Agriculture will exhibit Irish industries at the World's Fair.
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