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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1900
Page
3
A local vendor promotes weekly arrivals of jackets capes and suits claiming the newest styles at low Northwest prices and promising to undercut competitors. The message emphasizes ongoing new stock and affordability for customers seeking the latest fashion goods.
The issue notes Gleaver Bros Dry Goods and St Helens Hall at St. Helens and Portland, with staff including Marguerita Sinclair, Ethelwynne Harrie, and others. It mentions Mr. Johnston from Tendlaten and a Benton County railroad plan, plus a Dr King New Discovery medical ad with Tallmin & Co. offering trial bottles.
A fragmented ad style passage promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy with far reaching claims. The text asserts cure possibilities for catarrh and related ailments and mentions locations like Toledo and other places, using vague testimonials and exaggerated promises.
A letter from a woman traces a missing husband named Joseph Johnston across multiple states. She cites towns including Spokane and Baker City and refers to trips along the Union Pacific line toward Idaho. She asks authorities for help locating him after a year of absence.
Fred H Shormian and Mise Loi Helm married in Portland on a Wednesday ceremony. Captain Fred E Sherman and Mine Lois Hela are noted figures in Wasco County and on the river boat line I P L & A N Go s. The groom is described as a popular riverboat captain with long command of the bowte and a future at sea.
Prof Barnes presents a dog and pony performance touted as meritorious with training of animals. The show is advertised for an upcoming canvas event in Poodleton on Tuesday evening in October, with promotional claims of strong digestive health benefits by a medicine product.
W A Jones showcases a vast stock including Studebaker baggies and new baggie designs. Mr Jonaldo provides extensive drills and other farm machinery priced to meet competition.
An old-style bakery notice touts Half a Century guarantees and refunds for unsatisfactory items. It highlights Karl's Clover Root Tits and a display window of cookies and cakes. Martin's wagon delivers door to door in the city with the lowest prices.
The readable text mentions herbs from Glover Root Tea and claims healing properties. It references Tallman & Co and Jowd Lug druggists with prices described as sixty cents. It appears as a damaged old advertisement fragment with questionable readability.
At the courthouse last evening M A Miller introduced by Colonel James Raley spoke to a mixed audience of Democrats and Leather Republicans. He traced party history from 1880 to the present, arguing for Democratic platf orm reform and criticizing Republican policies. Ed L Bryan followed with a foreign policy focus praising Lincoln and Jefferson, contrasting party platforms and urging voters to support Democratic electors.
The Portland Oregonian editorial warns against expecting Harriman interests to divert Orient lines to Portland as they push to control Pacific Mail and align with other carriers. It notes loyalty of Great Northern and Canadian Pacific to Seattle and Vancouver routes while Harriman seeks influence, with no rapid change in Portland’s steamship traffic amid broader rivalries and political tensions.
The note blends a Georgia shower description with a health tip for indigestion and lists numerous arrivals in Portland and Spokane. It promotes Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, mentions The Youth’s Companion’s 101st volume and free subscription offers, and previews calendar and literary content for 1901.
Gibson, an employee of the state saloon, traveled to Walla Walla with appendicitis. Cole also went to the same place and operated at Ontario Hospital. William Krobe assisted. telephoned that the operation completed at 11 16 am and Hitwon rallied well after anesthesia.
Carioad Sold FE L Rinith reports a large car load of Kuperior drills sold with ongoing orders. The dealer warns that demand is strong and stock will be tight as quantities are spoken for. Potential buyers are urged to choose Superior drills for reliability.
A football match is set for Sunday at 2 PM on the lower Alta street grounds featuring an Indian team from renovation and a Pendleton side largely trained locally. Admission is 18 cents to fund ground improvements including a fence and grand stand. Players and officials from Pendleton and nearby merchants will attend, with Coach Sloan and Drew Gridin among those overseeing progress.
A line bearing the signature of Cuns. H. Piacremma appears on a trademark badge used for over thirty years, with the phrase The Kind You May Always Bought. The items suggest an enduring branding slogan and ownership claim in a historical notice.
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