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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1907

Page

8

Springfield sewer contract awarded to McClain and McArthur

The Springfield sewers contract was let to McClain and McArthur of Eugene as the lowest bidders. Two other bidders were W. B. Mummey of Eugene and K. L. Hall of Springfield. Work will start when weather allows and finish early in the summer, draining both sides of Main Street with 3500 feet of mains draining into the Willamette river at the millrace outlet.

Springfield McClain & McArthur Eugene W. B. Mummey K. L. Hall Main Street Wilamette River

Cottage Grove Election Results Read At Polls

The Cottage Grove election results show votes for Recorder and Treasurer, with Herbert Makin leading in the voting. For Councilman First Ward J H Bartels and Oliver Veatch listed, and Councilman Third Ward names George Comer and A Melimaesy noted. An Initiative Petition is also listed among measures.

Herbert. Makin Trovors George Comer A. Melimaesy

Vesuvius mine trestle completed near Cottage Grove

Chas Noel and Wm Whittaker, carpenters at the Vesuvius mine, finished their work and returned home in Hugene Monday. The high trestle linking the Wild Hog tunnel to the mill stands 125 feet long ore shoot and 650 feet total length, a striking impressive structure. The M B A marked its tenth anniversary in Cottage Grove with a musical and literary program social and refreshments. Miss Mabel Lee learned it was her 21st birthday and received a gold chain from friends.

Chas. Noel Wm. Whittaker Vesuvius Cottage Grove Mabel Lee

Leaburg News Highlights Local Work and Moves

Special correspondence from Leaburg April 2 notes Dick Whitlow finishing the Anderson pocket soon, Fred Russell and crew raising poles for the McKenzie Valley Farmers Telephone Company, Miss Mabel Hulery becoming head waitress at E. O. Pooler's logging camp, Mrs. Edwards returning from Eugene, traveling salesman Mr. Parker and wife staying overnight, Judge Hennissee pruning Mr. Gillespie's orchard, and Hennissee’s fifth mossed orchard field near completion.

Leaburg Dick Whitlow Anderson Fred Russell McKenzie Valley Farmers Telephone Company Mabel Hulery Pooler Edwards Eugene Parker

Campbell-Fellman Company Carpet Experts in Eugene

Campbell-Fellman Company offers a large carpet selection with projected correct prices and attentive service. They sew carpets with a top grade 300 machine, delivering and laying the carpet same day. They claim durability neat appearance and professional handling.

Campbell-Fellman Company Eugene

John Deere Vehicle Line Arrives at Griffin Hardware

Griffin Hardware Co announces first shipment of John Deere vehicles including bike wagons road wagons carriages and surreys with rubber-tired bike wagons described as beauties The firm invites prospective buyers to call examine the line and buy Also Campbell Fellman Co offers carpet and rug cleaning by experts.

John Deere

Marcola Items Headline

J B Cox traveled to Silverton last week. Harry Calkins left for California. N J Rowan disabled by rheumatism in leg. W J Lanceford and family arrived from Roseburg. C Coles livery barn rising quickly. Ss P mill No 3 began sawing yesterday.

Marcola J. B. Cox Silverton Harry Calkins California N. J. Rowan W. J. Lanceford Roseburg C. Coles Ss. P. Mill No. 3

Advertised Letters in Eugene Timing April 2 1907

A list of names under the advertised letters category for Eugene dated April 2 1907 includes Black D Bowers Mary A Crounse Daniel Hunt E W Karpalainen Jani Lyons H Miler C H Newman A W Priemer Magnus Slyter Mra Smiht Mra F E Smith Hence J L Page P M.

Eugene Black Mr. D. Bowers Mary A

Cures for kidney and rheumatic troubles advertised

Dr. E. W. Hall of St. Louis offers a two months course for $1 to cure kidney bladder and rheumatic ailments with testimonials available by mail. Hall's Drug Store and Be DeLano Druggist advertise New Life Pills and Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea at 25 to 35 cents. Bee supplies CHAMBERS HARDWARE.

E. W. Hall Olive Street St. Louia Hall Dr. King Eva Slayton Noland Ark W. L. DeLano

Services Sunday at Harrisburg Baptist Church

Rev. DE. EB. BAKER leads services at 11 a m with Bro Richardson, pioneer preacher, to speak. Evening service at 7 30 features the topic Moral Insanity. All are urged to attend. D E Baker Pastor.

DE. EB. Baker The Baptist Church Harrisburg Richardson D. E. Baker

Hyomel advertised as cure for catarrh and germs

An ad promotes Hyomel as a home remedy for catarrh with a pocket inhaler. It claims quick relief and germ killing, compares results to outdoor air, and notes local Eugene sales with a money back guarantee by Mr. Hull. Complete outfit costs $1 with 50 cent extra bottles if needed.

Adirondack Colorado Mountains Eugene Hull

Don’t Put Off Tomorrow Buy Ballard’s Snow Liniment Today

A local advertisement urges buying Ballard’s Snow Liniment today to prevent pain from rheumatism burns cuts sprains and contracted muscles. Prairie Grove Ark resident T G Graham reports the remedy cured his rheumatism after others failed. Also promotes Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea priced 35 cents and notes new stock fishing tackle at Linn Drug Co.

Ballard T. G. Graham Prairie Grove Ark Linn Drug Co Hollister Rocky Mountain

Grand Master Visits Local Lodge

Spencer Butte lodge hosts Grand Master W. A. Carter of Gold Hill for an official visit. The address praised Freemasonry work in the state and the local lodge. Members B. L. Bogart Dr. DeBar W. M. Green and others spoke. A luncheon followed as over a hundred attendees greeted the grand master.

Spencer Butte Lodge W. A. Carter Gold Hill B. L. Bogart Dr. DeBar W. M. Green

Spencer's Butte Measured At 2056 Feet High

Ward L. Ray and John Penland juniors in the university engineering department finished a survey of Spencer's Butte. They report a height of 2056 feet above sea level, up from 2055 feet measured three years ago by two students. The geological base at Villard Hall sits at 459 feet.

Ward L. Ray John Penland University Spencer's Butte Studnets Spencer Villard Hall

Mitchell Denied Getting Puter Money In Patent Expediting

Washington April 2 Ezra Hill a statistician testified in the Hermann trial that he observed Senator Puter and Mitchell in the room on March 10 1902 the day Puter swore he paid two thousand dollars to speed Hermann patents but Hill heard nothing about any payment. Witnesses noted friction between Hermann and John A Benson while defense plans to show Hermann urged secretary Hitchcock to repeal a prior forest scrip law to place scrip on low value lands.

Washington Ezra Hill Hermann Senator Puter Mitchell Puter Hichcock Corgreas

Real cough cure from D King's New Discovery

Mrs Fannie Connor of Rural Route Georgetown Tenn describes severe lung illness and persistent cough until D King's New Discovery was bought by her husband. The remedy is pitched as the only real cough cure with a guarantee by W L DeLane druggist. 50 cents or 1 dollar. Trial bottle free.

Fannie Connor Georgetown Tenn D. King W. L. DeLane

Mills & Gibbs Lace Curtains Lead Market Prices

Campbell Fellmag Company displays lace curtain wares claiming Mills and Gibbs are the world’s best. In a store window, a dozen and a half unusually large Brahma eggs from C. F. Mitchell of Fern Ridge are shown, Mitchell noting his hens lay consistently large eggs sometimes rivaling the size of a goose egg.

Mills & Gibbs Campbell-Fellmag Company Campbell-Fellman Company C. F. Mitchell Fern Ridge

Linn Drug Co Free Sample Rocky Mountain Tea Ad

An old advertisement from Linn Drug Co touts a free sample of Rocky Mountain Tea with a humorous rhyme about time passing and enjoying life while noting the product offer.

Linn Drug Co

Voters Speak Out for City Ownership Victory

The municipal ownership ticket swept city elections with narrow margins in several wards. In the Third ward I N Harbayoy defeated G W Griffin by one vote, while in the Second ward George Fisher edged Frank N McAllister by seven. J D Matlock won mayoral race by 140 over F W Osburn.

Mayo I. N. Harbayoy G. W. Griffin Flag Frank N. McAllister George Fisher T. A. Garrett Svarverud F. J. Berger Geo. G. Gross J. D. Matlock F. W. Osburn

Miners Officials Face Trial for Steunenberg Murder

Ray Moyer W D Hayward and G A Pettibone, Western Federation of Miners officials, and T Lamar former executive member, await a Rotse jury in May on Steunenberg murder charges with prosecutors seeking to tie Colorado crimes to a nationwide conspiracy. Clarence Darrow leads defense saying evidence will rebut prosecution aims. Richardson stays in Denver, Darrow plans Idaho trip for further investigation.

Denver Ray Moyer W. D. Hayward G. A Pettibone Western Federation of Miners T. Lamar Rotse Steynenberg Idaho Cole Lyle Gregory Arthur Collins Telluride Colo Clarence M. Darrow Chicago E. F. Richardson Darrow Colorado Steunenberg Cripe Ple Creek Independence Steve Adams Moyer Haywood and Pettibone

Doctor C F Kennedy Dead at 74 in Florence Oregon

Dr C F Kennedy aged 74 died at his Florence Oregon home on March 22 1907. Born May 4 1832 in Bes ton Massachusetts he practiced medicine with his father before marrying Mrs Melvina Boren in 1874. Survived by his wife a daughter and two stepsons Wm Boren Ada Ore and another stepson in Arizona, his later years were spent in river practice and relief calls.

Florence Oregon C. F. Kennedy Oscar F. Kennedy Beston Mass New England Kennedy Pacific Coast Lancaster Junction City Cottage Grove Melvina Boren Dr Kennedy Siuslaw France Siusia Kenned Boren Ada Arizona

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Schloss Bros Bath S. H. Friendly J. H. Bartels Oliver Veatch Co. Hanson Willamette Street Wtf A. A. Simmons America RED Cross Leaburg News Griffin Hardware Co Crounse, Daniel, Hunt, E. W Karpalainen Jani. Lyons H. Miler C. H J. L. Page, P. M Texas Wonder Hyomei Chambers Hardware Pheumonia
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