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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1900
Page
3
A seller proclaims small commissions and the newest jackets capes and suits arriving weekly in the Northwest. They guarantee the market’s latest goods at unbeatable prices, promising ongoing updates and low fees.
An advertisement item notes Leaver Bros. Dry Goods Co promoting a stage presentation titled A Stranger in New York at multiple New York venues. The notice includes ticket and cord pricing, with marketing by Electric Light & Power Co and manager F. W. Vincent. Also promoted are Shiloh’s cough and consumption remedy and Martin’s bakery goods showcasing local displays.
The five diseases cited are coughs colds whooping cough and consumption with a bold claim of medical superiority. The guarantee offers money back if it fails and the price is 50 cents per bottle by Taliman Co.
A well known vaudeville performer heads a company presenting A Young Wife. Horace Changage Dobbins and Frank Tannehill Jr are praised for their stage presence. Sealed bids are invited for delivered Cordwood at Pendleton on November 16, 1900, by O. BR. & XN. Co.
A vintage ad promises a cough remedy from Tallman & Co. with a money back guarantee if no benefit. The notice touts Shiloh's as a cure for coughs and lung symptoms, priced at 2 cents, 50 cents, and 14 dollars, with a return policy if unsatisfied.
W H Jones advertises a stock of Loxmenge and Studebaker buggies noted as the beet in the world. The dealer also promotes the painting trimming service and a wide assortment of drill and other farm machinery with competitive prices.
Advert suggests Boeklen's Arnica Salve cures burns cuts sores and other skin troubles. Claims rapid healing and a guaranteed cure, sold by Tallman & Go.
Cam and Sea oo L. Siwith Court wirect im pene dealer sold a solid order of Superior drills. He has further orders to fill from Portland. The drills are guaranteed by Mr Siwith and praised for their quality and speed of sale. Inspect the superior if you need a drill.
An advertisement touts Th Kings New Life Pills as a safe cure for stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It also mentions a dinner bet club meeting on Saturday October 20 at 8 p m and requests all members to attend.
Fragments note a long standing signature style, referencing Cass. 1 Finrceek and a described familiar kind sought over thirty years, suggesting an enduring brand or handwriting tradition.
A clipped notice warns residents that alleys and near fields are being plowed. It references an individual named H. Bayes and mentions a person named Adame in unclear context. The item reads as garbled OCR and lacks full details.
A diphtheria case is reported to health authorities with quarantine to curb contagion. The patient, a boy from St. John Wash., resides on South Water Street and shows signs of recovery as other family members face illness. Additional notes cover local residents, sports challenges, and regional expositions.
Dispatches reveal suffering of American troops in China due to heat and sun. The piece notes cork helmets and discarded hats, warning heat harms digestion. It promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for constipation indigestion fever liver kidney troubles and as an appetite stimulant and nerve tonic.
Mrs Florence Alloway of Pendleton visited friends in Athena Tuesday. J M Spence and wife of Pendleton stayed at the Athena Hotel Wednesday. Dora Mixes left Sanday for Pendleton to remain. Eva Froome of Pendleton visited relatives in Athens. Martin Finneran of the Bovton Store visited his family in Pendleton Sunday. Booher ranch on the mountain east of town sent three potatoes weighing 7 pounds total two potatoes were 2% pounds each and one weighed 2 pounds.
Reading Friday's East Oregonian R J Slater notes a brass plate found near Umatilla Pendleton area may mark a grave of Mrs Roth A Black. The account mentions B M Black pioneer of Union county who drowned when a wagon overturned near here on May 2. Black served as Union county clerk and died in La Grande with burial there. Daughters Mrs Kirkpatrick and Mrs Janes Lesley, plus Charles Black, are noted as locals.
Senator Charlen W. Fulton of Olat wop county speaks for the Republican party in Pendietan at the court house. On Monday Judge A Bennett of The Dalles speaks for the Democrats and is described as a profound jurist. He is expected to draw a large audience with masterful analysis.
Samuel G. Wolfhahn, Pan American exposition commissioner, toured Pendleton to promote Oregon resources for the Buffalo exposition. He urged displaying energy and other exhibits to attract the 44 million people within 500 miles of Buffalo as the fair opens in May.
The article portrays L. Gerlinger of Fortland declining to discuss details of the proposed north bank Columbia River railroad. He dodges questions about Northern Pacific influence and O R L B financing, while confirming plans for a broad right of way from Wallula to Vancouver and ongoing surveys westward.
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