Palmer Garments and Jackets Dominate Local Market
The Palmer Garments brand expands with new jackets belts cloaks and fittings. The market, known from east to west, awaits weekly arrivals of the latest items.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1900
Page
3
The Palmer Garments brand expands with new jackets belts cloaks and fittings. The market, known from east to west, awaits weekly arrivals of the latest items.
Portland dispatch describes a public letter from the People's Party in Oregon outlining conditions after the Kansas City convention. The document lists agreement points on tariffs, imperialism, territorial policy, currency, debt retirement, trusts, land reclamation, labor arbitration, immigration, direct legislation, and the Nicaragua canal.
A garbled ad-like passage touts Electric Hitters as treatment for stomach liver and kidney issues and claims to purify blood for a healthy appearance. It also mentions Tallmat & Co and RK Martins bakery, praising their cookies and bread and promising low prices in the city.
Haonital Missouri resident Paul Lilly describes recovering from typhoid fever and pneumonia after using Dr King s New Discovery. He praises the medicine as purest quickest cure for throat and lung troubles and notes trial bottles at Tulliman Co s drug store with a money back guarantee.
A fragmentary notice touts a Portland guaranteed drill by Alf Silt. It notes solid performance and strong quality, urging readers to obtain a drill from the Paperior.
Fragmentary OCR notice advertising a medicinal remedy by McComas. Mentions a long familiar brand and price six ty cents or 60 cents with a promise of immediate relief. Keeps uncertain names and details due to damaged text.
The jury found Columbia George guilty of murdering Annie Edna by administering strychnine with alcohol on August 24. The defense signaled an appeal to the Supreme Court on the questions of evidence exclusion and alleged witchcraft testimony.
Cattle buyer OD Giban from the Sound travels toward Ontario amid a surge of cattle movements. Miller and Low announce 9000 head plus 80 brood cows sold to the market, with shipments routed from Ontario and other points. Prices reportedly softer than a short time earlier. Patterson and Armstrong of the La Irande Chronicle note large recent purchases of sheep nearby.
Messrs Patterson and Armstrong have contracted with a sugar company for their entire output of beet pulp. They will feed the pulp to their stock during the winter, citing last winter’s experiments as eminently satisfactory.
Theatre ads promote the Hoyt production A Stranger in New York with cast and crew including Richard Stahl and A Vorgin. Early notices praise the show as lively and entertaining with strong scenery and a robust audience response. Reviews from Minneapolis and Milwaukee quote high praise for A Young Wife as part of the program. Ticket sales are described as immense, signaling a large audience for the season.
The ad claims a cure for catarrh with direct action on the mucous membranes and promises a hundred dollars to any deceiver. Cheney & Co of Toledo advertise a mail order cure and claim family pills are the best.
Last evening a fire on the north river side near the Coetom mill destroyed the home of Will D Kidder and its contents. The blaze started in the kitchen and the family escaped with only a few small items. Insurance was carried for 700 dollars with 800 dollars estimated loss.
A Tri-State Photographers Union gathering will convene in Portland October 25 for a three day event at the Hibernian hall. Exhibits from Idaho Oregon and Washington plus foreign works will be shown with demonstrators and plans for a regional association and annual meetings. Pendleton will be represented by C. S. Wheeler and likely Walter Bowman.
Stockman May Cattle for the Winter s Feeding Salmon Run Up the River Lower Butter Creek Opt 25 William Erwin of Lower Willowook county traveled with a band of stores to fatten them at his alfalfa stacks. J C Rogers bought two cars of beef cattle from G J Vincent for feed. Prices were 10 a hundred for cows and 4.60 for steers. steers weighed about 1100 pounds each, cows about 1200. Regore will feed them with another carload at home on alfalfa hay. KR B Stanfield and J W Mcfee feed a handsome lot of beef cattle on Lower Butter Creek. Recent rains and high winds raise the Umatilla river from the Columbia river to enable ranchers to bring in fresh feed. Sam Riddle is confined to bed by a complication of dinoneum.
A reader from Butte Montana recounts using Herpicide after doubt and years of thinning hair. He claims within months his hair thickened, stopped shedding, and remained free from damage, praising the product as a delightful regular hair dressing.
A list of arrivals and names from Hotel Pendleton and San Francisco Seattle Chicago Portland Spokane Newark and Minneapolis appears with many individuals including JHW Kloeckner R Smith Dr Frank Tannehill Jr and Ethelyn Palmer. Local merchants promote Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and W H Jones stocking Studebaker buggies fishing for sales.
An OCR fragment mentions Karl's Clover Root Tea as a blood purifier and time builder with a surcharge for unsatisfactory reams, a price tag of 25 cents, and vague names Tallman and Mcte. The text is garbled but indicates a promotional product and refund offer in a period advertisement.
Mrs. John Wort, grand matron of the Oregon jurisdiction, honored Bushee Chapter No. 10 Eastern Star with an official visit last evening. Judge W. K. Ellis attended, and a reception and banquet followed the inspection of secret work. The event was described as Leap socially and prompted by Mrs Wort h to visit Milton oha and Weston chapter the following evenings.
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