Cleaver Bros Dry Goods Announces Fall Goods Room
Cleaver Bros Dry Goods Co states they must free space for new fall inventory and invites customers to shop their remaining stock at reduced prices before replacements arrive.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1901
Page
3
Cleaver Bros Dry Goods Co states they must free space for new fall inventory and invites customers to shop their remaining stock at reduced prices before replacements arrive.
Fragment mentions farmers facing grain and hay losses due to drought or pests. It references Pendleton range country, injured crops, and notes about an Ely’s Liquid product by Wright Brothers at 50 Warren St. The text is garbled with stray instructions and marketing lines.
A Wallula incident led to a drunken man being jailed in Walla Walla after a street confrontation. Chief Kaufl says he intervened and the accused Sam Bowman faced charges and is confined in jail awaiting further action.
In a case before Judge Bronte this morning a jail search uncovered legal papers and $52. Medical notices claim catarrh is a constitutional disease and tout Mall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as a universal remedy. The firm offers a hundred dollar reward if the treatment fails to cure.
A list of arriving persons includes Janus N oa ees on Tape. 8 Hewryth Soren CM Smith from Cincinnati. Maher, Ferguson, Hant from Portland and San Francisco. M Hayes from Portland. J W Minto and Wm Howe from Port and Heppner. Geovery Spokane GT Thomas. Mre T H Iven Walla Walla. JH Richards San Francisco. Kk B May Portland. T Bains Seattle. Wm Hy Upton Jr Walla Walla. Mre E E Cleaver city. Andy Nylander Portland. Kinersley Portland. 0 B Prael Portland. T W Jackson JJ Burns.
Twelve years after a rusty wire caused leg inflammation and blood poisoning J. W. Sullivan of Hartford credits Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve with curing his wound and restoring his health after doctors and amputation were considered. The ad promises Electric Bitters for eruptions sores and blood disorders and offers a guarantee with Tallman & Co.
Cheap sale notice for a house and lot on Alta Street south of the courthouse in Pendleton. Includes address A. F. 1100 First Avenue Spokane Wash.
Advert says Dr King’s New Discovery relieves coughs throat and lung issues at home. Claims astounding cures from regular use with first dose giving relief and bottles sold by Tallman & Co at 50 cents and 1 dollar guaranteed.
For sale 1000 acres summer fallow and 400 acres stubble wheat land with all implements and stock to work the land. Inquire Parl Bowman. Henry Braydon Harris North Carolina. Aye, I took twenty years for asthma but one bottle of One Minute Cure did more good than anything else. Taliman and Co.
Taken from a pasture, a bay horse branded with an L and a bar on the left shoulder is missing. Claimant PETEK WEBI offers a reward for its return.
Water Commission Secretary Frank B. Clopton finds Pendleton's rates lower than San Francisco's when comparing monthly minimums and volume discounts. Pendleton charges 25 cents per 1000 gallons, SF 33 1/8 cents per 750 gallons, with Pendleton offering lower minimum fees and favorable block pricing under 50 000 gallons. The system has been upgraded with a new pump and mains, improving service for residents.
The Columbia River annual conference in Walla Walla examines Rev Dr Brown of Spokane over alleged maladministration. A 15 member select committee is named to try him while other panels hear related conference matters.
Walla Walla plans the September 25 to 29 fruit fair with a goal of the greatest event in local history. Secretary C F Van De Water and associates orchestrate demonstrations inviting guests from Seattle Tacoma Spokane North Yakima Pendleton and Baker City to attend Elke Day and join the exhibits. The inland empire engineers association and other groups prepare plans for a one day celebration as old settlers travel by train wagon or on foot to the fair.
Officials anticipate a surge of applications for booths as the fair approaches its opening, with limited space available to vendors before the event begins.
Weston A Hessel faced charges for Sunday opening after a district attorney proceeding. A church conference spurred a petition to close businesses on Sunday. Hessel refused to sign. City case fined minimum five dollars plus seven dollars eighty five cents costs. Petition seeks repeal of city Sunday closing ordinance. A consumer testimonial for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure appears.
Circuit court records show Chas. Squires arraigned at 10 in Athena for attempted assault with intent to commit a report ed incident involving Eva Love a minor. He pleaded guilty and faces a 15 month term, with harsher outcome if present at the time. Rand and Kelly arraigned for robbery with force. Jobo Court to defend. Stateve Alexander Hicks case dismissed for lack of evidence. Harry Williams fined for drunkenness. Varney and Clyde Finch fined for sidewalk riding without bicycle licenses. DeWitt's Little Liver Pills endorsed for laxative use.
Henry Clark a farmer was run over by a traction engine near Kolo tation six miles from the city. He was crushed and severely injured while guiding the engine down a hill to Muderoek. Clark was taken to the city by witnesses for treatment.
For sale by Tallman & Co. and all first class druggists or send to Frank Nau Portland Hotel Pharmacy Portland Oregon Price 1.00 a bottle 6 bottles for 5.00 express prepaid
The wedding of Frederic Kees and Miss Mary Kees took place Thursday at 8 with Rev. F J Forber officiating. Attending were bride’s attendant Miss Itol Shu trom, best man Roy Raley, and ushers Fred Kees and Warry Taylor. About thirty relatives and friends attended. The couple will live at the W. U McCourtach house until their new home is ready.
A Pendleton dancing party at Armory Hall honored H Harrington of Portland with Harman’s orchestra playing past midnight. An Orange cordial was served as attendees listed included many locals and visitors. A second event was planned for next Thursday with many names noted among attendees and chaperones.
Promoted as a wholesome substitute for coffee and tea, Figprune Cereal is made from California figs prunes and selected grains. Physicians recommend Figprune for daily use.
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