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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1906
Page
8
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The Commercial Association gymnasium opens Monday with Ed lgar W Shockley as director arriving from Portland. Classes will mirror last year with sessions for business men, teachers and ladies, plus boxing and tumbling on Tuesday evenings and an open Saturday night. Private forenoons for ladies to be arranged. Today the gymnasium was cleaned and dressing lockers rented at $1. A Sunday meeting will enroll young men for winter classes near the poultry pavilion. Also noted are horse show details from Butler, Pennsylvania, involving Mr. Ruby’s imports and the stallion Mode, displayed by H. Deardort of Oakland Oregon.
A C Ruby of Pendleton Oregon showcases 12 head of horses in the first stable at the Salem State Fair as a permanent exhibitor this week.
A woman's idea of a perfect remedy for ailments peculiar to her sex is seen in Bitters. It has stood the test of 53 years with a proven safe and reliable record of cures.
An old advert claims Hostetters Stomach Bitters are the medicine needed by all women suffering cramps vomiting dizziness dyspepsia indigestion costiveness and related digestive complaints. The notice emphasizes broad remedial use without clinical detail.
The three stores occupying the old Great and Western room in the Schmidt building held a three hour grand opening. Women, children and men packed the space to see new cloaks, hats and chinaware. W A Crank led cloak and salt reception, Vinton oversaw Empire Tea and Coffee, Rose Campbell assisted. Johnson's Orchestra played from the balcony, adding to the evening’s pleasure with refreshments served upstairs.
Thomas C Nye age 79 a native of North Carolina died Tuesday at the home of his daughter Mrs 8 C Miller in Dallas Polk County He came to Oregon 41 years ago lived in Umatilla County for many years He was a Mason and his funeral in Vancouver Washington was under Masonic auspices A W Nye his brother is en route from Dallas to attend the services
Waterman, owner of the old O B N experimental farm near Walla Walla, visited yesterday and returned this morning. He runs a dairy on his ranch and has found success. He doubts alfalfa will thrive everywhere wheat grows, but believes it could be raised on much county wheat land with only one crop a year for harvest. a second crop would mainly suit pasturing.
George T Williams traveling representative for Allen Lewis of Portland lies in wardner Idaho hospital after yesterday's operation for a bowel trouble His headquarters are in Walla Walla and his wife left yesterday morning for Wardner with Dr Shaw in charge of the case A message was received here this morning by FT AL Cook traveling salesman for Schilling Co
In the police court this morning five drunks faced the non sentence of fines or three days by Judge Vite Gerald. The defendants were Jack Croker James Wilken William Walker John Welch and J. C. Kirk. Three paid their fines while the remainder were placed in jail.
Regular services at the M B church will be renamed next Sunday during the summer vacation. An evening service will feature the Bridges Concert Laviartet a group known locally as singers and teachers of music. They will perform here, with possible closing remarks by the company while in town.
A daughter was born last evening to Mr. and Mrs. Cass Henderson at D. H. Patton's residence on South Thompson Street.
Mrs C M Walters was fined twenty six dollars and costs for selling minor last Sunday. Her license was revoked issued under protest from Weaton residents after she violated state law on the first Sunday. Her husband B L Walters recently went out of business in Westen. prosecutors faced delays.
Baker County Judge William Smith faced a long juror list with excuses from several panelists. Jurors included Joe Buckley requesting relief for possible all night layups, IW. Co. Chandler seeking release to assist next week at agricultural horse races, F. Bennett citing neighborhood road repairs, J. Matthean lacking a roof, G. T. Perry claiming home inadequacy, and W. J. Burke aiming to help build the Eagle Valley railroad.
Funeral services for Alva Rhodes will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from Baker & Folsom parlors with burial in Olnen cemetery. The year old boy was killed when struck by a wagon yesterday, a tragedy that further grieves the family which had lost another child a month earlier. The father, Atva Rhodes, returned yesterday from Washington state after learning of the accident.
Suit filed today by SM. T. Hoote through S. A. Newberry against L. Ho Kohn to collect two notes of 25 and 24 dollars with 16 dollars attorney fees in each case. The article notes hemp will grow in Yamhill county without cultivation.
An advertisement proclaims Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a positive cure for a wide range of female complaints including inflammation ulceration and spinal weakness. It asserts usefulness in menopause changes and promises complete cures.
An advertisement extols Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as curing female weakness and early-stage tumors. It claims relief from bearing-down pain, irregular periods, indigestion, nervous debility, headaches, lassitude, and backache, and invites readers to write for confidential guidance. It also notes kidney complaints and backache in all ages and genders.
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