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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1900
Page
3
Arrived by express and now on sale at Cleaver Bros Dry Goods. Limited stock of new dry goods items advertised for quick purchase.
Voters in four Pendleton wards selected delegates for the county convention to be held next week. Nominees span North and South Pendleton with numerous candidates named. A plan to broaden the fire department creates ward companies and aims to lower insurance costs.
An advertisement claims Karl's Clover Root Tea cleanses the bowels and supports the liver and kidneys through pure blood and healthy digestion. It touts direct action on digestive organs and lists price points of five and ten cents, from Twilman & Co., leading druggists.
Chief Greulich plans a department reorganization with seven companies. Preparations are underway to implement the changes and complete the work soon. The article notes efforts toward modernization and efficiency despite incomplete text.
Annie EK Springer of 1125 Howard St reports Dr. King's New Discovery cured her years of hacking cough. She says the medicine removed chest rattling and improved sleep, praising the royal cure. Tallinn & Co. offer 50 cent and 1 dollar trial bottles with guarantee.
A list of guests arriving at the Hotel Pendleton including E Metager Chas Zeimer G W Hunt Mre F W Williamson N VanDran Gao P Vanran T W Jackson JJ Byrne Ed Breen MJ Roche KB Duffy M Delavage C Downer and wife Robi Kennedy Ohne Pollack Edward Blackburn TC Armstrong and wife Ollie Chenault WH Torrange and others. An advertisement promotes Ely s Cream Balm for catarrh and related cures with pricing and dealer info.
The East Oregonian reports on a female journalist’s impressions of the Frazer screening of the Jeffries Sharkey fight pictures. Attendees included lawyers doctors councilmen and newspaper men and their wives. Sharkey and Jeffries appeared with applause and the visuals reproduced seven miles of film depicting 25 rounds minus sound and blood.
Muddy complexions and nauseating breath stem from chronic constipation. Karl's Clover Root Tea is offered as an absolute cure by Tallman & Co Draggiats with a 25 cent price and a dollar price.
Local notes recall Weston area happenings from families and businesses. Mil to Miller Frasier attend funeral of A. S. McGhew in Weston. Barth district plans school remodel with new foundation and roof. Mrs. Powers travels to Woodburn and California.
Several meetings were held this week with members of various clubs in attendance. The notes summarize discussions and activities across groups, highlighting participation and forthcoming events.
A new air craft method uses a small double petroleum motor and ordinary gas or congae to fill balloons, needing only about an hour versus hydrogen’s day. The piece claims a century of discovery behind it and touts Stomach Bitters as a cure-all accompanying this progress.
The article explains osteopathy as a scientific approach addressing disease causes rather than faith or magnetic healing. It describes locating and removing displacing causes from bones ligaments or nerves to restore nerve and blood function, listing relief for rheumatism nervous debility eye and various other ailments. It mentions free city examinations after April 1 and notes DR. UT. W. ALKIRE offering care. It includes an insurance style reward offer and references to other medical claims and firms Craig and Gillian.
The Eldridge sale near Pendleton continues with bids on horses wagons and farming implements. Auctioneer John M. Bentley presided as neighbors and Pendleton residents attended amid a lease transfer for the Summerville Ranch owned by Dr KE J Bummerville to John Ludemann.
Mr Joh Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a dramatic recovery after suffering severe illness marked by jaundiced skin and pain. He credits three physicians and the medicine Blew the Ditters with a drastic improvement after three weeks, claiming it saved his life and warns others to try it via Tallman & Co drug store.
Ninety tons of time en route to the Washington state penitentiary were released in Spokane under authority of the United States attorney. The jute shipment, owned by the state of Washington, arrived from Calcutta and was transported to Spokane via the Great Northern. No explanation was given for the subsequent release.
For sale at Oliver & Co in Pendleton Oregon a seven room course and three lots in a nice location. Inquire at 4 grocery Main street Pendleton Ore. Rev W KB Butcor W Caton.N L writer. The dyspepsia cure claims to aid digestion and improve appetite with statements from readers.
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