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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1900
Page
3
Fragmented report discusses political moves, delegate attitudes, and party unity ahead of the state nominating event. It notes Governor Rogers denying a split anti-Rogers stance, his renewed bid, and support efforts including newspaper influence.
The text appears to report a court matter in Toledo Ohio mentioning Townsend Tulndy and five weekly installments. It references a public notice with dates, payments, and legal actions, all in a damaged OCR fragment.
A fragmented report notes Rogers not concerned after a Spokane convention setback on renomination. Delegates from the convention indicated opposition while others returned to unit efforts and watched for renewed support in the upcoming review.
Generous promoters claim Dr King’s New Discovery has given away millions of trial bottles for coughs consumption and throat diseases. They boast thousands cured claiming relief from arthria bronchitis and lung ailments with guaranteed results or money back. Tallman & Co. offer free trials and insist every bottle is guaranteed.
A list of guests arriving at Hotel Pendleton and various cities includes A Ti Wilson and C Von King in Philadelphia and San Francisco respectively, EB Coman in Portland, Mrs Lillie Fischer and Winnie Fischer in Union, and multiple parties in Spokane, Portland, Starbuck, Boise, St Louis, La Grande, Chicago, and more with numerous accompanying spouses and initials. The roster notes individuals from San Francisco to Chicago among travelers lodging in early 20th century listings.
Public notice describes a patent medicine claim for Bhiloh's Consumption core with a two thirds return policy offered by Tallman & Co. It also includes a lost item note for a lady’s black shoulder calendar lost near Pendleton with reward offered for Carl Welsert's harness.
Grand chin eruptions troubled Ife. Bucklen’s Arnica heals eruptions and fever sores ulcers felons corns and warts. It relieves pains from bruises cuts burns and chapped hands. Two cents a box. Sold by Tallman & Co. druggists.
A six month Pacific Northwest tour led by C F P King will see star representatives of the Great Eastern Newspaper League travel in a special car from New York around May 1. They will file letters on industrial conditions from Oregon Washington and Idaho for major papers in the East. Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co offers transport and facilities for the venture, with formal invitations and a broad note of regional development.
A bid partner and tiee builder named Karl's Clover Hoot Tea sold for half a century on guarantees. Money refunded and not satisfactory terms are mentioned. Pete 26 et al and Pete Tallman & Ws are referenced in the fragment.
Electors in Oregon will vote in June on five constitutional amendments. The Equal Suffrage Amendment aims to extend voting rights. other amendments address municipal indebtedness and limits on borrowing. a fifth proposes selection of Supreme Judicial officers by the legislature. The measures have been printed in newspapers and need public attention for the state’s political reform.
J W Ganiner of Idaville Indiana reports relief from stomach liver and kidney trouble and general weakness after using Electric Bitters. He says the tonic improved appetite and energy, enabling him to eat anything with a new lease on life. Price 60 cents with guarantee.
General J B Weaver ex congressman from Jews will address Umatilla county supporters for the democratic ticket at Milton Weston and Athena Pendleton with times on May 24 25 and 28. The plan lists meetings at Milton 2 p m Friday May 25 8 p m Friday May 24 and 2 p m Saturday May 24 at Athena 6 o clock p m Saturday May 28 contingent on invitation.
The ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a long time trusted cough healer for grippe and cold related lung irritation. It promotes a demonstration at the Crescent Agency in the Maxi Oregonian building with a low down payment and rent terms.
A Pendleton census will begin June 1 with 100 enumerators collecting detailed personal data for every dwelling. Forms require names, birth details, race, marital status, birthplace, immigration, occupation, home ownership, disabilities, and health notes. Enumerators must keep records confidential and face fines for disclosure or noncompliance.
Fragmented ad copy touts Banner Salve and kitney remedies from Pioneer Drug Store and Pioneer Deng Store. Claims include guaranteed relief for crite wowed piles and kidney issues with vague percentages and mixed spellings.
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