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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1900
Page
3
Professor Sterling, head of the Kat Oregonian palmistry department, reads futures for Pendleton residents. Readings cover habits, temper, love life, and health with guidance on tea mixes and ink impressions. Readers submit outlines at the East Oregonian office and receive personal readings.
An ad claims Acker's Browl Bush cures numerous ailments though wording is unclear. It mentions a sale by Browks and Metons and references snowy weather affecting availability.
In Gold Spring country Lorenzen's new hall hosted a German neighborhood dance on Saturday night September 29. About 200 attendees enjoyed Kirknan's three piece orchestra. Pendleton guests included Jon H. Parkes and family Wil Duele Red Benthorn Mr Rhode of the Pendleton cigar factory and others. George Carmichael of Woeton visited Golf Spring with David K. Cargill as host. Mary Carmichael plans to teach the Holman period this fall and winter.
Prof Anna Urmburg warns European authority on dandruff contagion from shared hair brushes. She notes a common spread curve via repeated brushing between portune and kin and endorses Newbro's Herpicide as a preventive antiseptic to kill the germ and prevent catching diseases.
A notice invites Democratic County Central Committee members and all Democrats to a meeting at Carter and Haley's on Saturday evening October 6 to discuss campaign discipline and other business. J. H W Haley is listed as chairman and Rt Haley as secretary. A separate testimonial proclaims Hucklen's Arnica Balm cured a six month leg sore in ten days, offered by Tallman & Co.
Pendleton to Spokane endue trial exposition offers a nine dollar and five cent round trip fare. Tickets sold October 1 to 16 will be valid for return within five days from date of sale. Tickets available at the O R & N Co ticket office for toll particulars.
A short health advert touts Dr. King’s New Life Pills as restoring energy and brain power. It claims they improve stomach liver kidneys and bowel function and are sold by Allman & Co. drug store for 25 cents a box.
Fe. Se Smith offers a carload of Colambure and Racine buggies with hacks for Giagias. A large crowd admires them as they are pronounced auopiy geand. Smith advertises a deep cash discount and freight savings. Acker's English remedy promises cough relief in twelve hours. 25 cents and up. For sale by Brook and McConnie.
The Milton Eagle describes Pendleton’s fair with fine weather and attractive booths. Highlights include the Indian relics exhibit led by Mrs Konsie and others, a strong woolen mill display, and extensive farm product and fruit exhibits.
Henry F. Pierce brings full particulars of the Andrews drowning near Topkok. Prof. T. K. Andrews of Walla Walla College dies during a river crossing after a tidal flood and heavy rain. A belt with 400 in gold dust supposedly weighted him. body not recovered. He leaves a wife and two children.
An advertisement claims five diseases including cough and consumption are treated by Bhiloh’s product. It promises a money back guarantee if the remedy fails and lists price options of 25 cents and 50 cents per bottle from Tallman & Co.
David E. Cargill visits Pendleton after farming in Cold Spring. sales Tuesday included nearly three thousand sacks of Sonora wheat at up to 60 cents per bushel. The variety reportedly yields higher returns, with field tests showing significant advantage over nearby varieties in Umatilla County.
The article notes Cargill sold 2400 bushels of red chaff and Salt Lake club wheat at 46% cents per bushel. It reports cautious exporters’ prices later in the week and Cargill’s view that he did well. It lists many arrivals at Hotel Pendleton including Pierce Rosenfeld Willing Plamondon Stevens Miller Rosch Heatfield Gill Allison Carson and others from Portland Spokane and St Paul. A child aged 7 months dies at Hilgard likely from scarlet fever and burial follows. J L Huson visits Pendleton with wheat interests and forecasts local harvest activity. Haason reports warehouses near Helix, Vanevere and Stanton nearing capacity. a tonic ad and Ely Brothers advertence follow.
Ka Judge Hewitt of Albany presents to Governor Geer a pardon petition for P. G. Morrie formerly of Ling county who was convicted March 21, 1900 of larceny of public money amounting to 4404 and sentenced to four years in prison and a fine of GULOS. The petition claims 24007 citizens doubt the prisoner's guilt.
Huntsville Washington September 27 A presiding elder of the United Brethren church in the Columbia River conference reports official notice stripping Paul G Kroger of ministerial privileges associated with East Nebraska conference for inefficient conduct. The letter to the editor claims Kroger pretends to be a repentant minister and urges publication of the action.
A local drugstore promotes Shilohs Consumption cure with a money back guarantee. Take two thirds of the bottle if no benefit, and return it to the druggist for a full refund. Tallman and Co advertise the remedy to treat coughing and lung issues.
Notice of timed sale from September to October 5 offered by Rh and N Company. Low rates apply for three days from the sale date with tickets to Walla Walla and related travel arrangements.
A fragment notes the signature of Cuan, Th. Perc, and references a long-standing dedication or ownership lasting more than thirty years, hinting at an ongoing or renewed recognition of a person or item tied to tradition.
Five hundred acres of tillable land two and one half miles east of Helix for rent. Excellent for wheat. Renters should investigate the offer. Apply to Edwin Kieh, Athena. The most dainty and effective pill for males DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Tallan & Co. druggists.
The notice highlights available prescription filling services and a complete selection for the sick room, emphasizing convenience and comprehensive medical goods.
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