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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1909
Page
7
An old ad touts Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary issues. It claims the product relieves back pain, nonholding of water, and discomfort from liquor use, with samples offered by mail from Bingamton New York and druggists selling fifty cent and one dollar bottles.
Buyers willed to pay if they get what they want. hogs sold this morning at 8.06, highest price of the year. Receipts show 722 hogs and 744 cattle, with no sheep arriving since Saturday. Carloads of hogs from Idaho and Oregon, several shipments of cattle, and mixed calves also reported. Prices listed for cattle, sheep, and calves reflect strong demand and high values in local markets.
Louis Boon of Norway Michigan writes that Foley's Honey and Tar cured his son of a lasting cough and that a neighbor's boy, once given up by doctors, recovered after using the product. Koeppen Bros endorses the remedy as safe and certain.
In San Francisco Angel M. Roaston seeks court action to compel Insolvent Bank officials to sue him for recovering 1500 dollars he owes the defunct Miurket street bank. He had been paid 2600 in advance to furnish drinking water but delivered only 1000 when the bank failed. He aims to ensure the remaining 1500 goes to proper hands.
On the Chicago to New Orleans Island train two highwaymen held up conductor Davidson in view of dozens of passengers. The bandits threatened harm as the lim ite train stopped for water near Harvey, a Chicago suburb. Passengers hid in their seats until a posse of citizens and deputy sheriffs arrived. The thieves took a watch a ring and about $40.
London reports Marie Corelli reaffirms opposition to women in politics while offering a conditional path to enfranchisement. She suggests suffragettes prove capability by content with House of Commons duties for a trial period and allowing MPs to address subjects.
Chicago wheat prices fell during the day with Bartlett Patten selling pressure. December opened 105% and closed 104 3/8. May opened 105% and closed 104 1/8. July opened 98 1/4 and closed 97. A total 59000? bushels extra visible supply noted, with Chicago receipts and exports detailed.
At Omaha national convention the Women’s Christian Union pledges to lobby state legislatures for a model anti trafficking law. Rev Dr Edward Janney cites risk to girls and cites trafficking payments from five to two thousand dollars. Dr Janney applauds federal efforts yet notes limits from a recent Supreme Court ruling. Departmental superintendents Mrs Helen M. Stoddard of California and Mrs Anna A. Walker of Montana speak on gifts and miners’ work.
There is more catarrh in this region than all diseases combined, once deemed incurable. F J Cheney & Co claim their Catarrh Cure is the only constitutional remedy, taken internally, proven to affect blood and mucous surfaces. They offer $100 to any that it fails, with bold claims and circulars from Toledo, Ohio.
Spokane resident A W Gates shot and killed a seven foot winged golden eagle near Corbin Park after it preyed on pullets. Gates pursued the exhausted bird across a mile field and aided in its capture with help from Charles Presanall, a merchant, who joined the chase. Gates plans to mount the specimen and present it to the Benevolent and Protective Order of Eagles supreme lodge.
Dr. Sherman H. Doyle of Philadelphia is being boosted as moderator of the Synod of Pennsylvania by many delegates at the annual meeting in York.
C R Klunger of Indianapolis reports severe kidney trouble then relief after using Foley's Kidney Remedy. He says four bottles cleared his complexion backache and irregularities disappeared enabling daily business again and recommends the remedy to others after doctors and other treatments failed Koeppen Bros.
Evanaville Indiana October 26 Judge Oscar N Wellborn of Princeton who served thirty six years on the Indiana circuit bench the oldest jurist in the state retired today and was succeeded by Judge Herdis Clements of Mt Vernon
An advertisement guarantees Mi o na cures for stomach indigestion with money back if unsatisfied. It claims relief within minutes and praises the product with testimonials from Mrs Mary Hutchinson. Sold by Tallman Co Pendleton 60 cents per box and free samples from Booths Mi o na Buffalo NY.
A humorous contrast between an optimist and a pessimist about doughnuts. The piece extols COTTOLENE as a superior cooking fat that substitutes lard, enabling light rich meals suitable for delicate stomachs and bringing cheer to those limited by lard-soaked foods.
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