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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1909

Page

10

R E OVERMAN Seeks Clients For Real Estate Deals

R E Overman of Halsey Oregon legal adviser in land titles and notary public offers farms city properties businesses and mining stock for sale. He promotes his services to help you buy build or sell, emphasizing fair pricing and a broad availability of properties and mining stock.

Chezem H. Chezem Sladden Eugene Lane County West Fifth Street Mark Fleming R. E. Overman Halsey, Ore National Co-operative Realty Co Oregon Doyle Consolidated Mines Co Colorado

For Rent and Wanted Notices in Eugene Oregon

For rent houses at 421 Charlton Street and 247 East 3rd Street in good condition. Address Box 14 Eugene Or. Wanted roomers and boarders Mrs G W Mack 795 Oak Street. Help wanted talloress for all around work competent good wages call atry West Street opposite P O.

E. M. Camp Jersey H. L. Eller Eugene, Or Willamette Street Chrisman Charnelton Street East 3Rd St G W. Mack Oak Street Talloress Callatry West — Street P.O

Mrs S M Day Wins Demorest Medal in Fairmount

A large audience filled Dempster's Hall in Fairmount for a W C T U medal contest. Six contestants received hearty applause as Mrs S M Day, president of the East Eugene Union, won the Demorest Medal judged by Clark Stevens and Dyson. Mrs McKown led well, with solos and a male quartet providing entertainment.

Dempster’s Fairmount 8S. M. Day East Eugene Union Mesers Clark Stevens Dyson McKown J. W. Sprecher

Elmira community notes include new settlers and events

Elmira reports a busy spell with crepe planting, a new addition to G B Brown’s house, revival services at the Christian church drawing about twenty five additions under Rev D E Olson from Eugene. The sawmill resumes, new families arrive, Mrs Seife Frane runs the lumber boarding house, Bert Inman sells his farm and plans to move, L S Stingley goes to Acme to run a butcher shop, Frank Taylor buys into Uncle Bill Driscoll’s smithy, gas plant installed at Colgsard’s house and store. School exercises and a picnic occur, a railroad meeting is planned next Friday night, Elmira reorganizes the hand to about 18 members, and Mrs Nellie Molage of Roseburg visits relatives.

Elmira G. B. Brown Christian Church D. E. Olson Eugene Seife Frane Elmira Lumber Company Bert Inman Stingley Acme Frank Taylor Bll Driscoll Colgsard Nellie Molage Roseburg James Howard

Kodo for Dyspepsia and Indigestion Claims Relief

A small advertisement notes Kodo for dyspepsia and Indigestion, taken occasionally, will soon relieve simple stomach ailments and warns they may become more serious later. Sold by all druggists.

Billy Walker Granted Bail In Murder Case

Wm. R. Walker faced Judge Bryson after the killing of Ed Lang last Friday. He waived reading and examination and posted 10000 bail with bondsmen Eli Bangs W M Renshaw R L Lewis and Henry W Stewart securing his release under a statute allowing bail where intent to kill seems not strongly indicated.

Wm. R. Walker Ed Lang Bryson Justice Court A. C. Woodcock C. A. Hardy Eli Bangs W. M. Renshaw R. L. Lewis Henry W. Stewart

Creswell Moves Toward Incorporation Vote

Creswell plans to incorporate with a likely upcoming vote. A citizens committee will interview residents and collect signatures to bring the issue before the 500-person village.

Creswell

Realty Transfers of Lane County

Realty transfers reported by C. B. Freeland Co include Booth Kelly Lumber Co to John F. Kelly for 160 acres in sections 24 and 19, with $100. multiple transfers to and from Booth Kelly, Huddleston and Goodrich in Eugene and Marcola. sheriff sales and patent grants. numerous parcels from 1 to 164.76 acres, sums from $1.00 to $6,500, and various quarter and section descriptions across Lane County.

Freeland Co Booth-Kelly Lumber Co John F. Kelly Harry J. Chenoweth Etux Halleck B. Cook Violet Mae Copperwell Husb F. L. Chambers Huddleston Eugene S. A. Huddleston M. Yoran James Huddleston S. G. Spheeretux Robert L. Drury Acre Cornelia H. Babcock L. L. Goodrich Ellsworth Cornelia A. Baberock Mary B. Lyman Ethueb Newton Huddleston Chas, Pregent Harry L. Bown Emily B. Potter W. L. Goodwin Et al Wagoner & Nelson A. H. Pritchard William M. Porter I. Goodrich Benj. F. Wheeler L. EB. Bean F. Scott L. G. Bean Florence Harry J. Bown L. KE. Bean Annié M. Douglas William EB Ella M. McFarland Isaac Mills Cheshire Eugeen J. Gray Elizabeth Murray W. L. McDonald Wm. Murray Sladden Gene Emma B. Snapp L P. Snapp Annie J. Pickens Wallace H. Davis Eatella Bloomfield Emma J. Long Lota Fairmount John PB. McNutt FE. L. Simonen Caroline L Martin William Avetin Cooper and Randall’s Cooper A. Muddleston John B. Haley J. Huddleston Harry M. Pratt D E. Hamlin

Transfers of rural lands and lots across multiple townships

A lengthy record lists numerous land transfers and deeds involving Spurgin, Marvey, Maynard, Smith, Stewart, Cernoy, Olfeon, Skinner, Baldwin, Sawyer, Sladden, Ferguson, Pennington, Deane, Walker, Bartholomew, Price, Dusser, Seifert, Young, United States, and others. Properties span sections and townships with values noted, including parcels in Coburg, Cottage Grove, Eugene, and Marcola, plus several U.S. patent actions and timber-company tracts.

Spurgin Marvey Bon Marquis Heorge W. Maynard Archie Ll. Smith Fairmount M. Stewart Ida M. Cernoyer Elias Stewart Eugene Harry N Sawyer Harriet E. Sladden George A. Feorgerson Sladden George A. Fergerson Perry Pennington James F Coleman's Coburg Minnie Price Asten Hampton & Company Cottage Grove Oo & C. R. Company E. F. McBee Dusser Drew Timber Company George M. Seifert Ambrose Dennis Cal M. Young United States California & Oregeland Company A. Brovens Et Ux A. Huddleston J. Huddleston Geo. Atkinson A. W. Zintker Cooper and Rendall Meller Et Ux W. M. Renshaw Skinner Willamette Real Estate Company G. M. Jackson Junction City James Miller Elmer N. Booth Hough Reo Kelly Gregory Ruby A. Ae Pearl M. Woods Husband C. T. Travis Cc. T. Travis Jim Yates Maxwell James W. Parry Thomas W. Prosser

Calamity on Niagara sparks call for kidney care

The piece warns that river danger and careless boating lead to tragedy and urges kidney health. It touts Electric Bitters as a remedy, citing J. R. Blankenship of Belk Tennessee who claims a 50cc bottle cured his weak kidneys and back pain at W. A. Kuykendall's drug store.

Bright J. R. Blankenship Belk, Tenn W. A. Kuykendall

Peculiar paper defends Eugene deposits in railroad stock

The Portland Daily Journal notes a local paper did not urge Eugene banks to invest deposits in a railroad to Siuslaw. It argues depositors may withdraw funds to buy railroad stock if they choose, and that Harriman editors in the tower might object only because of his affiliation.

Portland Daily Journal Eugene Siusian Harriman

Divorce Granted in Cruel and Inhuman Treatment Case

Judge Harris grants Grace Haskins divorce from John G. Haskins on cruelty grounds. Custody of their infant Melvin Lee Haskins awarded to Grace with her costs.

Harris Grace Haskins John G. Haskins Melvin Lee Haskins

Kodol Aids Stomach Health With Refund Offer

A medicinal product promises to restore stomach strength and health with continued use as needed. If benefits are not seen, the full purchase price is refunded. Sold by all druggists.

DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve for Piles

A compact product note highlighting DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve as especially effective for piles. The line presents a health item with a specific medical use and brand reference.

DeWitt

Optician Dr Lowe Visits Eugene In April Dates

Dr Lowe, the noted optician and eye specialist, will be in Eugene from April 9 until noon on April 10. His wife will wait for him during the visit.

Lowe Eugene

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Ad Claim

An advertisement promotes Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup as free from opiates and able to cure a cold by gently stimulating bowel movements. It emphasizes suitability for children and pleasant taste, noting it is sold and recommended by druggists with the slogan Watch for the Wagon on ad page 10 by Boyd Tea Co.

Kennedy Boyd Tea Co

After Doctors Failed Willimantic Woman Reports Recovery

Five years of severe female troubles left Mrs Ezra DeNnovas of Willimantic Connecticut bedridden and unable to climb stairs. After trying three doctors with no relief she used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and says she is restored to health. The ad touts the remedy for displacements inflammation ulceration fibroid tumors irregularities and related symptoms and claims thirty years of use with many cures it asserts.

Willimantic Conn Lydia E. Pinkham Ezra DeNnovas

Princeville man uses salve to beat gangrene

"I'd Rather Die, Doctor" said M. L. Bingham of Princeville Illinois when doctors warned of possible amputation. He chose Brucklen's Arnica Salve and was wholly cured. The salve, claimed to cure eczema fever sores boils burns and piles, is sold for 25e at W A Kuykendall's drug store.

M. L. Bingham Princeville Ill Brucklen W. A. Kuykendall

Death of Mr and Mrs F W A Crain in Pasadena

The sudden deaths of Mrs Melissa Crain on September 18 in Pasadena California and her husband F W A Crain in Eugene trace a long local life. Crain born 1827 in Geneva New York moved to Eugene in the 1870s opening a leading jewelry store with brother Horace N Crain later moving to Junction City then Pasadena. Melissa Crain born 1837 in Cleveland married Crain at sixteen and survived him six months. They leave adopted daughter Anna D Crain now an assistant principal in Pasadena. L G Aulin Los Angeles March 27 1909.

Melisse Crain Pasadena Cal Eugene F.W. A. Crain Geneva New York Mary Melissa Lowell Baraboo Wis M. EB Masonic Hall Eighth and Willamette Streets Hovey Marx Junction City Crain Horace N. Crain Prairie City Mary Melissa Crain Cleveland Ohio Mr. Crain Hoth Ife Anna D. Crain L. G. Aulin Los Angeles

Dr Kings New Life Pills Endorsed By Vermont Lawyer

Pittsfield VT attorney N H Brown praises Dr King s New Life Pills as a staple family medicine for chills constipation biliousness and sick headache saying they work wonders and are essential in his practice and home.

N. H. Brown Pittsfield Dr. King W. A. Kuykendall’ Drug Store

Trial Began In Eugene Court Over Local Option Charge

The trial of John Barker of Cottage Grove for violating the local option law opened in Eugene justice court this afternoon before Judge Bryson. A large witness list was sworn and the case was in progress at a late hour. J. S. Medley represents Barker and Deputy Sheriff Skipworth prosecutes for the state.

John Barker Cottage Grove Eugene Bryson J. S. Medley Barker Pain Ietorney Skipworth

DeWitt's Little Barly Risers in Captain Jack

DeWitt's Little Barly Risers, the easy pleasant little liver Alice Pisher, is to appear in Vanderville in a condensed version of Captain Jack.

DeWitt Alice Pisher Vanderville Captain Jack

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GUARD Port Sale Callao Wilie Street Aoa Farmers R. A Maltzan P. gaLe Chambers Hardware Co High School South Willamette Street Sa Ealb Tf Co High Street Garness W. Logan Wendling, CT Hulin Piano House Tf Commercia Mead Main Springfield Fpor Campbell Ellman Company Carper Eight Olive Streets Washington Street Oregon Land Co City View D. M. Cox Taylor Canada Ore Crow E. T. Condon University Home Bruslaw H. L. Burt Chatterton Streets Fourth Street Bear Mill Race Patterson School J J. Walton Yc Company E. M. Warren Law Ie Street Onyx Avenue Rhode Island Redeyes Joseph Nurre Friendly Ave J. R. Conrad East 11Th Street Riddles Douglas Perry City East Eleventh Street Miller Bros.’ Lumber Co Pleasant Hill 7Th St Bailey's A. W. Hunt Journal Office University Home Bakery 14Th St Levin Singer London Springs Mary A Pedigo London University East Front J. M. Morris First National Bank West Fourth Street Louis C. Vitus Schneider Willamette St Lawrence Street Warren Block Lane County Abstract Company Mathew Wallis KE. M. Warren Lawrence At 9Th Street Oregon Land Company Eugene Woolen Mills Eugene General Hospital Call Room 7 Chrisman Bik Morris Wholesale House Cincinnati Howe and Buoy Will Street Malin G. M. Taylor Campbell-Fellman Company Kushion Komfort Coleman Kidg Campbell-Fellman Co Willamette Valley E. C. Statzer Ee R. A. Maltran Ninth Street Corner High Timberland McClung White Emple Hammitt & Wood Willamette Valley Land Company Theatre Block S. M. Day Casetornti Billy Walker Portland Castoria Ian Jesume F. W. A. Crain
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