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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1906

Page

6

Two Women Escaped Pelvic Catarrh by Peruna Cure

A long-form testimonial ad claims Peruna cures pelvic catarrh and other catarrhal diseases. Lizzie Redding of St Louis praises Peruna for restoring health after female weakness and nervous strain. The ad urges readers to send case details to Dr Hartman at The Farman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio for free advice and confidential correspondence.

Lizzie Redding Clifton Place St. Louis Peruna Hartman Harthman Farmman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio

Coast Eastern Incorporated Proposes Oregon Rail Line

Coast Eastern Incorporated outlines plans for a rail line from Coos Bay through central Oregon to the Snake River, potentially 800 miles, with a junction to the coast line and possible ties to the Moffatt road. The company may operate steamboats on the north Pacific and extend into Washington, California, Idaho and Utah. Chief engineer Cornell to lead ground work. awaiting local railroad developments before Portland proposals.

Oregon Coos Bay Snake River Coast Line Moffatt Road Chicago & Northwestern Portland Wilsey North Pacific Ocean Washington California Idaho Utah

Bilyeu Turns Republican In Linn County Tradition Breaks

Otto Bilyeu of Scio registered as a Republican, shocking Linn county politics as the first in the pioneer Bilyeu family to leave Democratic loyalty. The family, long rooted at the Santiam forks, has produced prominent Democrats including W. R. Bilyen and Lark Bilyen. Otto, aged about twenty, is described as a laborer.

Linn County Albany Munday Otto Bilyeu Scio Bilyea Forks of the Santiam Santiam Albans Lark Bilyen Eugene Otto Bugen South Scio

Forest timber sale bids eyed by Forestry Service

Cottage Grove Oregon April 10 special agent G M Homans reports after a five day visit to the forest reserve along Frank Brice creek. He seeks price levels acceptable to the department and notes several bids on reserve timber ranging from 241000000 to 00. Ingram of the forestry service is mapping near Bohm and will travel to the McKenzie river, noting potential for agriculture on land alongside timber.

Cottage Grove G. M. Homans Forest Service Frank Brice Creek Ural Und Era G. M. Ingram Fe Try Service McKenzie River Mr. Ingram McKenzie

Ed Hanson to Move Store on Ninth Street

Ed Hanson, popular clothier, will move his store to his own building on Ninth Street just east of the Titus block. Speculation swirls about future occupants of the Matlock building, vacated by Hanson, considered Eugene’s best corner. Matlock says several good lease offers have been made, but he is not in a hurry.

Ed Hanson Ninth Street Titus Matlock Mr. Hanson Eugene

Death notices in the Oregonian avoid causes in Portland

The Oregonian omits death causes, a practice linked to high typhoid rates in Portland. Nine notices appeared yesterday with no attribution to individuals, reflecting ongoing libel concerns about Eugene actors and potential subscriber losses there.

Oregonian Portland Eugene Methead Oreveoian

Interesting Sunday School Meeting at Union School

The Junction District Sunday School Association met at Union school for its annual convention April 6 and 7. Orrin Bennett was re elected president and J M Day secretary and treasurer. Union praised for hospitality and district workers shown to be earnest in Sunday school work with 13 schools reporting 1, a 72 teachers for 1,071 scholars, and 3185 expended for state and county work.

Junction District Sunday School Association Union School O. Bennett N. J. Harbit Junction City Olive Sunday School D. K. Lathy Wm. Pitney Jnunction City Uker Mushnell Jonetion City Ollie Warthen Irving Jonetion Frying Oregon Union Orrin Bennett J. M. Day Workers of Smithfeld

Obituary of Mrs J Ff Donaldson in Ton ton Oregon 1906

Mrs J Ff Donaldson died at Thurs ton Oregon April 4 1906 aged 50 years. She leaves a husband three sons and one adopted daughter James Charlen George Jessie. A loving wife and mother she was a faithful member of the Christian church. She is sleeping sweetly. A FRIEND.

J. Ff. Donaldson Thurston, Or James Charlen George Jessie Christian Church

The Ideal Young Man Sermon at Pleasant Hill Church

The Pleasant Hill Christian church will host a sermon on The Ideal Young Man from the young women's perspective by Marion F. Horn on Sunday April 15. A set of questions asks about morals, education, and Christian faith as criteria for an ideal young man. Everyone is invited and coupons are offered with purchases.

Pleasant Hill Christian Church Us. m Marion F. Horn

Campbell Zumwalt Nuptials Held Near Irving

The marriage of Thomas A Campbell and Ada L Zumwalt was solemnized at the bride’s parents home three miles west of Irving. Rev P D Hardenor officiated. After a wedding supper, guests praised the simple cream gown and corsages. The couple will reside on their Mohawk homestead, with time spent in Eugene.

Thomas A. Campbell Ada L. Zumwalt A. J. Zumwalt Irving Grace Hammut Paul Zumwalt Mies Leta Zumwalt P. D. Uardiner Junction City Pitts Carrie Zumwalt Ait Tad Mes W. Aramwalt W. G. Turkington Portland Bob. Bond A. W. Potter Goodpasture M. A. Bitgoud George Jennie E. A. Jennings Mise Bussie Day Misses Irances Mayail Chace Brammitt Belle Millican Mim Leta Zumwalt Meer HK. M. Day John

Local notes from Greenleaf and nearby towns

April reports from Greenleaf and surrounding areas detail a stolen cow, residents traveling for work, and local fixes. Sam Brown plans Eugene business and a missing cow remains a concern. Mrs Waolentt hosts Nora Brown, while a newborn arrives at Jesse Rust’s home. Willie Campbell dies at 17 from consumption. funeral planned. Community movements include milk cow purchases, homestead plans, timber options, and new telephone service improving connections. Local schools report happy students and ongoing shearing.

Nora Brown Binchley Waolentt Greenleaf Jesse Rust Jess Willie Campbell Chas. Campbell Hinckley Alice Wheeler Mera James J. Taylor Indian Creek Stn Downing C.J. Burnett Mapleton Lake Creek

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Plone & Link Ford Gratet Nan Coast Eastern Incorporated Chile Anaeph S. MeInt Loris Enginee i I Ril Cornell New York City A Bilyeu Ine Colleatiors Forestry Service Junction Union School House Liams Sam Brown Andy Almasi Outside Point Si Woolridge Gore Mr. Almasi Pete Wilcourt David Hunter Alpha Mia Jessie Rust Blackley C. K. Hale Hale Herman Steinhauer Pete Wilentz Walter Jay G. Steinhauer Alex Power Halsey O, Wilcutt Frank Parker Biner Lewh E. Robert Cemene Et Emididairs Ofeo Ff Binge AM Lane County Pril B. A. Washburne Charles A. Hardy W. J. Warnock J. M. Shelley Fred Fisk M. Svar Verud James Withycombre Corvallis FOR Justice OF the Peace J. F. Gates Office of Justice of the Peace G. W. Griffin Justice OF the Peace Republican Party R.S. Bryson Representa Allen Eaton Crow Elmira Broughton Olive D. B& Barker Hampton
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