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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1900
Page
3
The Palmer Garments known from east to west for style and fit announce commissions to handle jackets capes and suits on consignment. They promise small commissions and weekly arrivals with the latest and cheapest offerings in the Northwest market.
Cleaver Bros Dry Goods Co advertises a Tuesday October 30, 1000 event featuring ministers who oppose the Philippine War. The unsigned declaration decries colonial governance and urges moral restraint, signing clergy and bishops from multiple states and cities. The document blends religious rhetoric with political critique and includes medical advertisements.
An OCR fragment lists numerous arrivals and names tied to cities including Portland San Francisco Spokane Walla Walla and New York. Individuals such as Moule Oppenteimer Dukey Birnard Mussin Mackinnon and many others appear without clear events or dates.
The program features a trained lion and performing monkeys, with children especially pleased. An accompanying note promotes Shiloh Consumption Cure listing coughs colds whooping cough croup and consumption as treated. A guarantied sale offers a money back if not satisfied, at 26 cents per bottle and other prices.
A garbled report notes a trade deal tied to a load of Superior drill and mentions alleged wrong guarantees by a Mr Savith. The text implies inspections may be needed for the drill and references a Portland source for replacements. The piece shows disputes over product quality and supplier legitimacy.
Fragmentary lines describe a bogus remedy offering a fake cure for drug dependence. A bottle is claimed to be refundable if it fails to help, with a dubious instruction to return it for a supposed refund. The garbled passage mentions a figure and location but lacks clear details.
The notice warns those not on the registration list to act now to qualify. Voters must reside six months before the election and obtain six freeholders' certificates. County Clerk Chamberlain and deputies have opened election boxes and prepared four precincts with necessary supplies to ensure timely delivery before election day.
Rebuked a girl who lingered at the hotel desk for the Uncle Josh Spraceby company in La Grande. The manager scolded a sixteen year old outside the hotel after a youthful citizen warned him of her intent to speak with him. The exchange ended with the girl walking away in defiant aplomb.
A three act farce comedy titled A Wine Guy drew large crowds at Cordray's theater in Portland. Critics lauded its lively humor and strong crowd appeal acknowledging the successful New York run as a guarantee of merit. The Pendleton appearance tomorrow night promises a full house.
A foreign visitor notes rapid growth in Pilot Rock with new developments. ME F Reitelbag contracts for a two story hotel, plans include 20000 feet of bone in ae Chon and a mill, plus lumber for framing, while nearby Weeks opens a meat market and Charles Kands runs a livery stable. Louie Gault feeds 1600 sheep for the season as the town builds up. Kodo Dy cures indigestion with a stomach restorer sold by Tallman & Co.
Pendleton Academy reports enrollment surpassing 180 with Prof. F. L. Forbes guiding expansion. Students arrive from nearby towns and distant points, highlighting strong interest and growing attendance figures.
Henry Rosenberg and Clell Elgin of Fulton reappeared and identified with the school. James Hill of Helix, a new student, will begin his academic work today or tomorrow. The invitation is in fine shape with strong attendance and thorough instruction.
The East Pendleton mill race on Franklin street will extend 250 feet toward Union street after removing earth and rebuilding bridges. Two workers have labored three weeks. a night crew will be added if lights and laborers are available. The project will boost water flow to gain about 50 horsepower. Meantime Mr. Byers grinds 9000 bushels of wheat daily, yields over 400 barrels of flour, and holds contracts for 60,000 bushels of wheat and 1,000 barrels of flour. He expects to finish changes by election day on November 4.
A special dispatch from Independence Kansas reports a Curtis politics scene with populist farmer Jensen threatening to withhold seven daughters from marriage unless voters back Bryan. He vows to marry none who vote for McKinley, turning Independence into a potential Bryan stronghold or swing town.
An early stage remedy for coughs and consumption is promoted with a claim that two deaths could be prevented. The notice markets Shilohs cure at 25 cents and 50 cents per bottle, with a refund if not effective, by Tallman & Co. druggists.
W H Jones advertises a vast stock including Studebaker buggies praised as the best in the world. The sale also features the latest painting and trimming techniques. A large selection of drills and other farm machinery is offered at highly competitive prices.
For over thirty years The Ain You Now Always Momgid Dallow Chronicle notes strawberries to Tallies market in small batches. John Dalrymple brought apple samples from Floyd place to town from Floyd orchard. Hel June apples about bantam egg size. about a hundred on the tree, according to Mr Dalrymple.
Machinery for the Milton creamery arrived from Minneapolis last Saturday and is rapidly being installed. Manager J L Burtis and a crew are at work with expectations to have everything running by November 15. Local leaders N A Davis William Nichole and R M Dorothy are credited with the project. The town anticipates dairy industry benefits as residents prepare cattle and supplies. Waterworks improvements were completed, including a conduit upgrade and reservoir piping repairs costing about 400.
A massive armor plate intended for the Wirconain battleship forms the port turret plate, set at an angle to strengthen defense. The note mentions other maritime construction details and references a shipment of Libby McNeil and Company delicacies, plus a local arnica salve advertisement and a medical remedy claim.
Physicians advise patients to have medications compounded by WA firms. BSi emphasizes certainty of exact quantity and quality. Brock & Mocomas Drugists at Comer Main and Court Sts Pendleton highlight their skill in compounding.
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