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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1908
Page
6
Leon Sete aa Pes from Matons on Skin Deane recalls a long battle with piles and eczema. After ineffective medicines and hospital surgery, he credits Cuticura Soap Ointment and Suppositories with clearing symptoms during months of treatment. Written Apr 26 1907.
The Baker City Democrat reports Colonel W. F. Butcher, a noted lawyer and politician, was burgled while sleeping. A thief entered via a parlor window, took about 80 in gold and silver from trousers, overlooked a 200 sparkler, and fled by midnight. A suspicious daytime visitor is noted as a possible suspect.
John A. Steele of Ely Nevada says in Salt Lake City that Rawhide has pockets and shallow gashes with no proven mines yet. He just secured a lease after visiting Los Angeles and says the ore source remains unlocated despite past mining hopes. He recalls 1865 stakes and a failed mill while noting his lease could still pan out.
Railroad officials expect a North Yakima excur sion train carrying about 1000 people to Seattle to witness Admiral Evans fleet. The plan hinges on Northern Pacific approval and is being pushed by regional leaders for prompt arrangements.
Freewater reports welcome rain easing dry wheat lands while Pendleton tax payments rise. In Milton, about 50 Pomona Rebekah lodge members joined Walla Walla lodge for degree work and a social supper. Cleanup day plans aim to repeat last year’s success. Jessie Frazier leaves for Dayton to join Hubbard Dry Goods after two years at Musgrove store.
W L Knight returns home after appendectomy at Pendleton hospital. R F Hayden from ranch west of town. Harry Grimes arrives from Toppenish for greetings. A Larson and wife from Juniper on trading trip report busy seeding and fine fall wheat. L Grogsmiller back from Walla Walla. William Deedeck, Pacific States Telephone lineman, in town repairing lines. Chas Campbell, Vunsycle wheat raiser, in town. Four month old son of Chas McAlroy buried in Helix cemetery. D H Bayne arrives with bride amid congratulations. Mrs Tergeson’s remains from California arrive for interment. A P Myrick leaves for Camas Prairie. return planned end of week.
Weston March 13. Umatilla county pioneers announce May reunion with a planned program aimed to surpass past events. A grand concert at the Normal was presented by the Walla Walla Conservatory of Music, enjoyed by students, faculty, and town residents. Mrs French hosted a dinner for the musicians at their cottage. Pendleton guests Mrs BE Marshall and Mrs Dixson visited the Normal cottage. The Normal girls agricultural department started their acre behind the building to grow a fine garden. Lulu Simpson is visiting relatives in Walla Walla.
An old advert promises one hundred dollar reward for any catarrh cure Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot achieve. F J Cheney & Co of Toledo endorse the firm as honest and able to honor obligations. Hall's Catarrh Cure is said to work internally on blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials offered and price per bottle. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The hatching season is open and A Nolte offers settings of full blood single comb white leghorn eggs to trade in any quantity at $7 per hundred. For information call Main 88.
Rev F Starbird of East Raymond Maine praises Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best healer for an old army wound and stubborn sores and says it also helps in his veterinary work. Price 25 cents at Tallman & Co.'s drug store.
Petition blanks for candidates including Petition of Candidate and Elector's Nominating Petition are printed and sold at the East Oregonian office. DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills, small safe and reliable, sold by Tallman & Co. Public interest wanes as people hope for future relief.
L T Cooper’s Pittsburg visit drew thousands to his headquarters as he promotes his stomach health theory. A local man cites rapid improvements in his wife after two days of medicine, including relief from a tapeworm and seven pound weight gain, suggesting widespread validation of Cooper’s claims and remedies sold by Pendleton Drug Co.
European plan with steam heat en suite rooms and bath. Large new sample room. Modern conveniences including telephone fire alarm and hot and cold water in all rooms. First class restaurant connected to hotel. Located as a premier northwest hotel.
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