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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1909

Page

3

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Readable fragments describe a local farm or rural matter with names and places unclear. The text hints at community concerns or notices but lacks complete details to identify the event, dates, or involved organizations.

Mysterious Grandier case reaches court at Versailles

The trial of M. Robert Darzac opens as witnesses including M. Stangerson and Mlle Stangerson’s father testify to events at the Glandier. Frederic Larsan presents a theory of the keeper’s death and the murderer’s escape, then Joseph Rouletabille suddenly declares himself the speaker in court.

Darzac Stangersen Mar Mlle Onder Mom M. Stangerson Carrie Larsan Rance Mathieu Rouletabble Darrzac Stangerson Frederic Larsan Rouletabile Daddy Jacques Rouletabille M. Robert Darzac M. de Marquet Flo Milo Sin Rouletablle Sylvia Monsieur M. Darzac Frederic Larson Epinay-sur-Orge M M. Daraac Mr. Darzac Robert Milo Brangerson Robert Darzac Largan Gengarme Walt Touletabille Tam Hame Mlle. Stangerson Robert Derzac Rouletahide Trartac Corbell Rouletabilie Paris Rouletbille Seine-et-Oise M. Robert Darsac Mile Stangersom Glandier M. Robert Darmec fMith Joseph Rouletabille M. de Rocour Pollicemen Maitre Henri Robert Andre Hease Epoque Rhconlemabille the Epoque Henri Robert Daddy Mathieu Maitre Henri Nobert Bilden Ime I. M

Rouletabille Arrives At Trial In Spectacle

Joseph Rouletabille bursts into the courtroom causing uproar as he declares his arrival from America yet faces the president’s anger. Maitre Henri Robert seeks to have him examined. Rouletabille promises to reveal the real murderer and the court awaits the name.

Rouletabille M. President America Joseph Rouletabilie Joseph Rouletabuile Maitre Henri Robert Rouletabilie Joseph Rouletabille Maitre Henri Robert Darzxac

Advertised Letters and Estate Administration Notice

March 24 1900 list of advertised letters includes Abbott Mrs A R Alford Mrs A M Arnold Mrs Cynthia Ballou F H Barr Dr James Bishop John Brent G F Dimmick Mrs John Elliott Richards Haldorson Mrs Marie John Hannon Miss Myrtle Harrell Mrs Clistle Hiatt Mrs Maud Hicks Miss Woralla Johnson Mrs J E Marshall J L Mackey Miss Jessie Morris Mrs H A Morton Will Neal Fitzhugh Preave Bert Robinson Miss Ella Binon Chas A Snyder Wm Thompson J Walker Prof E H Walker Miss Mamie Wright E H Wright Mrs Emile Young Geo H Water Mrs Claud Zumwalt Mrs Virginia J L Page P M Michael Haley appointed administrator of the estate of John Haley deceased probable tract of property of the estate is

Abbott A. R. Alford A. M. Arnold Cynthia Ballou F. H. Barr James Bishop John Brent G. F. Dimmick John Elliott Richards Haldorson Marie John Hannon Myrtle Harrell Clistle Hiatt Maud Hicks Woralla Johnson J. E. Marshall J. L. Mackey Jessie Morris

Lodge Ratifies Selection Of Chambers Lot

The Elks lodge ratified the committee’s selection of the F I Chambers corner at West Seventh and Olive streets for a five or six story lodge building. The price is 435000 with a 160 by 8 feet frontage. The height remains undetermined but the lodge promises a handsome city landmark and finest lodge home outside Portland, with an estimated structure cost of 75000.

Lodge of Elks F. I. Chambers West Seventh and Olive Streets West Seventh Street Olive Street Elke Portland

Crumpacker Urges Free Raw Material Trade in Tariff Debate

Congressman Crumpacker of Indiana argues in the House that free raw materials boost domestic industry and export trade. He condemns tariffs on hides and praises the Payne bill as an improvement over the Dingley act, predicting renewed industrial prosperity and more stable prices. He also proposes free raw materials from South America for U.S. manufacturing and sale abroad.

Washington Representative Crumpacker Indiana Ways and Means Committee House Mr. Crumpacker United States Crumpacker South America Democratic Party Coompacker

Freed from Itching by Cuticura Remedies

Capt. Ger P. Bias, Chief of Police Morris, Mateba, reports quick relief from a severe leg eczema after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. He attributes cure to the products, noting the itch and sores cleared within weeks while on duty. The date references are 1907 and 1908.

Cuthurs Ger P. Biias Morris, Mateba Mar Infanta London Charter le Paix Australia BR Const Co Africa Lennon Sid Cape Speee! Drug & Chem Loto, Corp Bole

Woodlark Squirrel Poison Promises Sure extermination

Gophers Sage Rats and Prairie Dogs threaten grain fields and Woodlark Squirrel Poison is promoted as a ready to use, guaranteed killer. It requires no prep and is claimed to withstand moisture, with dealers offering refunds if not as claimed. Pamphlet free from Ciksical Co Portland Oregon.

Ciksical, Co Portland Orega

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