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Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1909

Page

10

Funeral of P. J. McPherson Wednesday in city church

The funeral for P. J. McPherson will be held at the Christian church tomorrow at 1 30 p.m. with interment in the IOOF cemetery. A pioneer of 1453, born August 6 1845 in Missouri, he settled near Silverton then Lane County and served as Lane County assessor for twelve years. He married Katherine Landin in Eugene in 1872 and was a longtime member of the First Christian church. He died at his home yesterday.

Daily Guard P. J. McPherson Christian Church I. O Missouri Plains Oregon Silverton Lane County Katherine Landin Eugene McPherson First Christian Church

Dr King’s New Life Pills Endorsed by Pittsfield Doctor

Up Before the far NH. Brown of Pittsfield Vermont writes that Dr King’s New Life Pills are a reliable family medicine for chills, consumption, biliousness and headaches. They cost 25 cents at W A Kuykendall’s drug store. DeWitt’s Carpolized Witch Hazel Salve for piles is sold by all druggists.

NH. Brown Pittsfield Dr. King W. A. Kuykendall DeWitt

Willamette Valley Rainfall Dims Over 12 Years

Albany Oregon reports a steady decline in Willamette valley rainfall over the past dozen years. Records show 1897 to 1908 totals, with the valley averaging 39.57 inches and recent years, including 1908, much below national norms. Data itemizes yearly totals, clear days, heavy rainfall dates, and monthly averages led by November and July droughts.

Albany Willamette Valley United States F. M. French East Middle West Mobile Ala Little Rock Ark New Haven

Serious accident to Harrisburg boy reported

Special Correspondence from Harrisburg April 28. A fifteen year old boy, son of Joe Stroda, was injured when he attempted to jump from a moving wagon. His knee joints were dislocated and upper bones driven through flesh. He was taken to the hospital for treatment. Doctors could not yet determine other injuries due to swelling. Nearby residents Clinton G. Hurd and William M. Porter visited the area. Local shipments included lambs to Portland by B. S. Norwood and six Galloway cattle by J. C. Sabi for auction. Mrs. E. E. Warner arrived on the southbound local train. In Salem, Mrs. Mary Mulligan, age 50, will be interred after services led by Rev. D. H. Trimble at the I. O. F. cemetery.

Harrisburg Joe Stroda Clinton G. Hurd Eugene William M. Porter Mr. Baker J. O. Drinkhard Norwood Portland J. C. Sabi E. E. Warner

Morris to preach at Dempster Hall in East Eugene

Professor J M Morris will deliver a sermon in Dempster Hall East Eugene Sunday at 3 45 p m with the subject Duty and Destiny A chalk talk Bible school scheduled for 3 p m

J. M. Morris Dempster Hall East Eugene Bible

American Missionary Witnesses Armenian Massacre at Adana

An American missionary in Adana reports ten horrific scenes of carnage during a massacre of Armenians. The account details mob looting, killings, flames, and the collapse of civil authority, with British officials arriving to assist and several missionaries murdered. The devastation extends to nearby Tarsus, where Armenian quarters were destroyed and the historic church damaged as refugees sought shelter at an American college.

Tarsus Adana Doughty-Wylie Central Daniel Miner Rogers Henry Maurer American College

Marriages in Eugene Area Highlight 1909 Notices

Several concise society notices report weddings in Eugene and nearby locales. John Stewart and Miss Sarah Haney wed April 26 1909 in Springfield and will reside in Eugene. Ludwig Miller and Clarice Be dell wed in Eugene with a honeymoon to Lester Washington. Lola B Weatherman and George L Merklin married at the bride's parents’ home. groom to work in business in Eugene. Benjamin A Eby and Rhoda McKinzie wed at Pleasant Hill with groom from Creswell. Iola Smith and Nelle McCloskey marry at the bride’s home and plan to live in Eugene.

Springfield John Stewart Sarah Haney Eugene Express and Drayman Otto's Grill Father O'Farrell Ludwig Miller Clarice Novella Bedell Lester, Wash Martin Miller West Eighth Street Alfred Redell M. D. Weatherman Lola B. Weatherman George L. Merklin Rev O. C. Wright Walla Walla Wash Mr. Merklin J. K. McKinazie Pleasant Hill Benjamin A. Eby Creswell Rhoda B. McKinzie J. L. Beatty Iola Smith Telephone Company Nelle McCloskey Corvallis

Have You Indigestion Tea Tablets Reach for Relief

Advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Tablets for indigestion constipation headache backache and kidney trouble promising recovery or money back. Sold in tea or tablet form at 35 cents with line drawing included.

Hollister Linn Drug Co Rocky Mountain

Handy Meat Market Ad Promises High Veal and Poultry Prices

Bring your veal calves and poultry to the Handy Meat Market and receive the highest price paid in ten years. Phone red 4891 Denton Salem.

Denton Salem

Fresh Outbreak in Adana Causes Looting and Fire

Constantinople reports a new wave of fanaticism and murder in Adana last night. The unrest was marked by looting and arson, leaving the situation critical and the city in a fragile state.

Constantinople Adana

Lane County Sees Bright Fruit Prospects This Season

Lane County reports a strong fruit outlook with heavy water fruit yields expected except for apples which are down from last year. Strawberries saw minor frost damage but blooms replenish, pears and peaches look good, berries promise a large standard crop, and grain pasture fields need a bit more rain while recent showers provided little help.

Lane County Lane

DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills Ad and Court Action

For kidney trouble. Inflammation of the bladder rheumatism and rheumatic paling get DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills. They act promptly and are sure. Sold by all druggists. Eugene Mill & Elevator Co. today began suit in the circuit court against J S Kirkley to recover 95.63 for flour sold to the defendant. Woodcock Potter are the attorneys for the plaintiff.

DeWitt Eugene Mill & Elevator Co J. S. Kirkley Woodcock Potter

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