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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1900
Page
3
Fragments report hast Meacham visit by Livermore, Pendleton County Republican leaders declare party strength at a peak this year. He cites harmony and new recruits, but notes traffic and sidewalk bike conflicts, urging strict enforcement of bicycle- and sidewalk-use ordinances.
Sheep and cattle are driven to spring range amid good growth and large harvests. Farmers report ample feed, improving condition for stock, though some weakened flocks require feeding. Local writers note favorable weather and ongoing efforts by Brook & McCoums to market produce.
The majority support a city ordinance passed by the council at their Wednesday meeting. Residents say the measure grants greater liberty and aligns with what many have wanted, despite some concerns about potential drawbacks and enforcement.
Mr W A Diner of Manchester Iowa recounts near death from exposure and consumption. After years of coughing and hemorrhages his doctors said die. He tried Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and reports complete relief. Tallman Co. offers regular and trial bottles free.
A long list of arrivals at the Hotel Pendleton includes EK Hane Chicago five Portenus San Prancivec H A Bover Denver F Norman Chicago and many others from Portland Spokane Huntington and San Francisco. The notice also advertises Hall's Vegetable Compound and a public sale bid deadline of March 20 1000 by the city recorder for can’tic ation of four does.
Listing notes a seven room house with three fine locations near Pendleton Oregon and Butternut Michigan. Includes Olllver and Oat 1 Grocery at Main Street Pendleton and references M B Smith in Butternut. DeWitts Little Early Risers advertised as best pills for constipation liver and bowel troubles by Tall Man & Co., leading druggists.
Pendleton officials report rapid advancement of Public Schools District No 16 with steady growth and new facilities. Total bonds debt is 15 500 with planned deferral options. annual expenses rise modestly due to more students and staff. Levy on property valued at 1 254 782 yields 4 520 state aid 1 000 county aid 4 500 total 14 520 for school purposes. The board credits new members and management for progress and debt reduction prospects.
De D. B. Daekle of Washington tem reports four bottles of Electric Bitters cured Mrs Brewer after years of awful sores on head and face. The tonic purifies blood and heals eczema tetter salt rheum. it also aids liver kidneys and bowels, building strength. Sold by Tallman Un. Drugists with guaranteed satisfaction.
Weston Sunday greetings include Mies Agnes Pletcher and Mise Eve Barohart of Pendleton visiting. Mrs. M. Piercew of La Grande visits her son O. M. Phoree in Weston as Frank Baling has sold 200 horses at Hatton, Washington. Aimee Collins has taught in district 44 on Weston mountain. school resumes April 8. J. L. Logan sells Pine Creek property to L. A. Van Winkle. plan to move to Weston. Homer Watts teaching in King district. J. M. English ill with heart trouble. Funeral attendance for B. Culley at Walla Walla. Mrs. A. J. Wise visiting relatives near Athens. Dr. Bent consulted for O. M. Pierce’s daughter’s illness. Samuel Heimer and Julia Jones wed February 28 at Pine Ridge, with infant born weighing under one pound.
Charley and Horace Walker report rising returns from their ranch stock. They sold 1625 and more horses to a Seattle buyer for cash and recently sold a promising 22 month old stallion, FP, Lienallen, weighing 1750 pounds, three quarters English thoroughbred, expected to be a top county sire. Holcomb, a Seattle market buyer, bought about 20 head and plans to return for more. Charley Brotherton sold four 100 pound annuals at 100 dollars each. A team weighing 1700 pounds was sold to Holcomb for logging work at 280 per span. The fortieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Ring was observed at their Wild Horse Creek home with many relatives present.
Sam Cully formerly in business in Pendleton lived in Walla Walla for a year prior to his death from an apoplexy. He left a wife and several grown children. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 o'clock from his garden city home with many old friends from Walla Walla in attendance.
An old advertisement claims Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure prevents consumption and treats severe cold or cough. It touts fifty years of sales by Brock and HeComan, presenting repeated assurances of efficacy amid general health warnings.
A March Ladies' Home Journal piece by Ed ward Bok argues that women entering business are seen as incompetent and being dismissed. He cites statistics claiming a declining female presence in business and notes layoffs rose during prosperity as employers preferred lower wages.
An ivalid ad copy touts Karl's Clover Hoot Tea as improving complexion by acting on the bowels liver and kidneys promising perfect health. Prive vonte four 60 cents. Brock and McComan market the product directly.
The Rook Tee land road received new high back seat coaches from Pollan car company now in service on the four daily Topeka to St Joseph trains. One coach on Tuesday's run drew admiring attention and the additions are described as valuable improvements to the rail service. Moki tea advertised as remedy for headaches indigestion and complexion. Brock & Subaman offer it for sale.
Classified notice offers a cottage on lot 14, block 204 in Theserve addition, Pendleton, listed under Richard Lambrecht. Includes medical product claims for Acker’s dysapepeia tablets and Corot heart burn relief, with a positive guarantee and immediate relief promises. Sold by MoComuas.
The democrats of Walla Walla met at John P. Kent’s office to arrange a Bryan reception for March 29. Committees assign reception, music, grounds, and speaker stand with possible address from the Hotel Dacres balcony or the opera house if weather fails. Also noted are a hospital operation for Mrs Chapin, a proposed Walsh cannery moving to Walla Walla, and a marriage of Frank B. Moore and Emma Weatherby.
Shortest quickest route to all points east north or south is station O B O and connecting line. Further information cheerfully given at the O BR and N depot. F F WAMBLEY, Agent.
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