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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1910
Page
6
The County Court of Umatilla County invites sealed bids for 80 cords of red fir timber to be cut from green timber and delivered to the court house yard by November 1, 1916. Bids must be filed by 4 p.m. August 4, 1910 with a 5 percent bid bond. The court may reject any bid. Dated July 16, 1910. Frank Saling, County Clerk.
The Common Council of Pendleton on July 13 1910 adopted sewer plans and invites bids for furnishing all material and labor for the sewer system or for materials excluding pipes or labor. Bids must be itemized on blanks provided by the City Recorder and include a 5 percent certified check to the Mayor. Deadline is July 27 1910. City Recorder Thos Fitzgerald signs the notice.
At Athena Oregon on July 24 a 32 mule team driven by E A Dudleys son Glenn escaped after a loud boxe ring noise, tearing along a steep incline and damaging the header and gold en grain harvest. The team halted at the grade foot after about 75 yards. repairs by Virgil Zerba followed. Also noted is Lovelace denying debt to Charles Grant and a $7 50 court cost.
A Golden Wedding means a couple reaching old age with health. The ad stresses keeping the liver active year round and recommends Bal lard's Herbine, available at 50 cents per bottle from A C Koeppen & Bros.
Paris has long welcomed kings both in exile and visiting, but such visits strain the budget. The king and queen of Bulesry cost Paris over 26000 dollars, while forthcoming visits of Belgian royalty and a Kaiser welcome promise further expense. Past guests include King Edward and the ex queen of Madagascar, with costs spanning foreign affairs representation and lavish gifts.
Teething children suffer diarrhoea and may be helped by Chamberlaing Colle and Diarrhoea Remedy. Give the prescribed dose after each bowel movement and then castor oil to cleanse the system. Safe and sure. Sold by all dealers.
Echo Oregon notes report dental work in Pendleton visits by local residents and travelers including Mayor Loula Scholl and Mrs Nellie Horton. It mentions Wm Reeves recovering, T L D Tubbes returning from Walla Walla, and J Frank Spinning planning a Crater Lake outing with friends. A feature recounts Chislehurst caves exploration with Sharman and an underground conversation demonstration.
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets claim to gently stimulate the liver and bowels to expel poisonous matter, cleanse the system, ease constipation and sick headaches. Sold by all dealers.
London society notes Mrs George Keppel teased the new royal era with a quip about a slump in castles and Liptons and a boom in breb ies and Bibles The king and queen plan a reduced November court with no debutantes stirring fears over access and favor in the royal circle The Lord Chamberlain fears the scrutiny of would be courtiers while veteran royal aides weigh re entry to court traditions
Frank J. Cheney and company oath that they will pay one hundred dollars for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary public A. Gleason witnessed the declaration dated December 4. The remedy is taken internally and claimed to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials available from J Cheney Co. Toledo and from Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
London reports a successful demonstration of a Molaby wireline telephone allowing two parties to converse beneath the earth while others remain on the surface. The experiment achieved flawless communication over a half mile or more in the subterranean environment.
Pendleton residents face kidney trouble across ages and genders. Mrs George Baorgett reports backache and kidney weakness improved after Doan's Kidney Pills, bought via physician advice, with ongoing relief credited. Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo sells the remedy nationwide for 60 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
In Paris the American colony is noted as top patrons of Italian opera. The writer spots several American-born socialites in boxes at the Chitetet theater, including Marquise de Tulleyrand Perigord and Countess Stanisla de Castellance, with mentions of Mrs. William B. Leedy and others. A miner's widow valued at $10,000,000 is said to be marrying a young American in Paris.
Daily East Oregonian notice promoting home delivery by carrier for fifteen cents weekly and advertising men's oxfords at A. Eklund's store with emphasis on savings and low price.
Columbus Ohio as the Republican state convention nears no candidate is definite for governor and Nicholas Longworth rises as a possible unifier. Though he claims no run his congress seat suits him and his wife Mrs Longworth the former Princess Alice of the Roosevelts might favor a State House bid. James A Garfield backs his own nomination but faces Taft opposition and leaders doubt support would be wise.
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