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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1905
Page
3
The Fourth of July event at the exposition grounds in Portland promises to be notable with excellent music and a fireworks display superior to any seen in Portland. Take advantage of low fares now in effect to the Lewis and Clark exposition. for information contact KE C. Smith, Hingent O, R, & N. Ca.
Reports from Walla Walla indicate Northern Pacific plans to build a rail line along the Columbia river north bank. Engineers have surveyed Klickitat county near Castle Rock, staking ground and arranging right of way agreements with landowners through agents. Time limits on options loom as negotiations continue.
Officials deny awareness of surveyors actions and say NP has no interest in the proposed line. Claims from well-placed sources contend the road will be built and operated by a successor company, with the NP potentially leasing once construction completes.
Denver report says Grant G. Gillette known as the Cattle King who fled Kansas in 1894 paid three Denver creditors in full. He settled with Kansas City lawyers recently after negotiations in Mexico and then traveled to Denver with his wife and son.
Asbury Park New Jersey hosts events from July 3 to 7 for the United Society Christian Endeavor in Baltimore Maryland and July 11 to 13 for Grand Lodge B P O E in Buffalo New York The railroad offers round trip fares of 86.95 to Asbury Park 81.25 to Baltimore and 76.25 to Buffalo from July 6 ticket sales through BH P Co BE Details available by contacting E C Smith.
The New York port logged a near 50 million dollar rise in imports over the prior year, with luxury goods like diamonds autos and fine laces driving the surge. Cigar textiles and precious stones show large gains, pushing total customs revenue toward 449 million for the year, marking a historic prosperity for the port alongside a fatal drowning at Hood River.
An old newspaper snippet advertises corsets sold at 1.75 to 2.50 and gowns of fine material. It promises large selections, appealing trims, and notes profits and discounts, urging readers to inspect the featured items and pricing.
A degraded ad announces a large sale on shirt waists including Percale Percale and Lawn fabrics. Prices range from about $1.28 to $2.95 with discounts on embroidery fronts and beauty designs. The dealer claims to beat material costs during the sale.
A local store touts deep discounts on waistings, dress goods, and fabrics with many items cut to low prices. Hosiery, hats, and shoes are heavily reduced to clear stock, including latest styles and scarce sizes. Men’s and boys’ suits receive a 25 percent cut to move inventory, with a sample wool worsted at reduced sale price.
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