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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1900
Page
3
Reports from Weston reveal quieting up to July 27 as tensions ease after an arrest tied to local disorder. Grain fields near Milton and Ly T, Melted gauge yield and drought effects while theft attempts prompt police vigilance.
A garbled arrival list shows numerous individuals and cities including Portland San Francisco New York Spokane Weaton Chicago and Chicago area names with scattered initials and possible misprints. The fragmentary text mentions medical or travel references and a stray line about a pharmacist and a drugstore.
A vintage advertisement touts Shiloh remedies for coughing and consumption with a money back guarantee after two thirds of the bottle is taken. Tallman & Co. sell the products with price points listed. A crowd gathers at Teal Springs for healthful outings, dancing and music under new management, with Kirkman’s treble orchestra preparing the nightly entertainment.
A noisy collage of outdated medical claims and drug ads praising remedies for digestion, liver, kidneys, and piles. It highlights Dr King’s New Life Pills, Hall’s Cataeth Cure, DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve, and counterfeit warnings, with prices and local dealer names.
County Recorder Maloney reports a trial of a book typewriter showing two thirds the space of handwriting. He notes compact records, but questions future room needs and whether to seek county court approval for purchase. A thorough trial continues to determine if it saves money for taxpayers.
Pendleton residents learn of Uncle Jacob Frazer’s long illness and solicitations for news of his health. Friends visit his apartments at the opera boat lock while locals seek updates. An apparent medical notice extols Tostoller’s Stomach Bitters as a longstanding remedy for indigestion and related ailments, urging caution on private revenue stamps.
Mr. McManus returns to Pendleton from a Butter Creek tour by bum and camp, praising the region. He notes near universal prosperity, with holdings often totaling about a half million dollars and farms yielding crops, honey, and cattle fattening.
The Hotel Pendleton remains crowded beyond expected seasonality as overland travelers arrive at night filling rooms. Owner Mr. Yoran notes surprising steady business, with travelers and road tradesmen keeping the hotel at capacity through summer. A promotional note touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and Foley's Kidney Care, while Bucklen's Arnica Salve is advertised for skin and wound care.
George Reynolds J W Dykes and a mystery man in a linen duster face assault with intent to kill charges after an attempted abduct ion of Mrs J B Bowlin at night. The plan involved a Kentucky lawyer Moore and a warrant purporting to authorize Bowlin’s removal. Gunfire marked the failed seizure as authorities consider extradition and possible habeas corpus actions to bring Moore to Oregon for trial.
The county court faces scrutiny after state officials questioned Bowlin's release as extradition drama unfolds. Records show Judge Hartman ruled Bowlin in while noting Governor Dear's executive order was defective and did not affect the case.
Reeder elected junior Sagamore as Roy Ritner and Tom McMahon attended the Great Council of Oregon session held in Astoria. The delegation traveled by boat from The Callow, enjoyed hospitality from Astoria residents, and planned the next meeting in Baker City while exploring Long Beach and sea breezes.
An advertisement touts Shilohs cough and consumption cure as a guaranteed remedy if taken early. It claims hundreds die in war and by disease but promises money back if no cure is effected. The notice cites Mote and fla bottles and references Tall man Company as leading druggists.
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