Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praise
Camden residents report relief from headaches back pain weakness and nervous exhaustion after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Letters claim cures for female disorders including inflammation ulceration fibroid issues and irregularities with suggested trials at low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden
N.J
E. Pinkham
le E Pinkham
W. P. Valentine
Corp Avenue
N. J
Gu Cdiner
Lydia E. Pinkham
A. WiltinMs
Lydia E. Pinkhaim
Notice of Sale The Cheshire estate guardianship order
Order to show cause before Lane County Court Oregon regarding sale of James J. Cheshire estate real property near Eugene. Hearing set September 9 at 2 pm in Lane County Courthouse. Publication required in Eugene Weekly Guard for three weeks. Judge G. Chrisman presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Oregon
James J. Cheshire
Aniel L. Cheshire
Eegene
Lane
James Miller
P. C. Olson
Illamette
Eugene Weekly Guard
Ted
G. Chrisman
County of
Summons in Oregon Circuit Court over land contract
A. Hoagland sues Oregon & California Railroad Company Gorge C. Beebe and Wilkey Rickman in Lane County Circuit Court to obtain a decree declaring sole ownership of a land purchase contract for 5 percent of the SE one quarter of section 21 township 15 south range 4 west Willamette Meridian. Publication by weekly guard for six weeks begins July 29 1903 per court order dated July 10 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
State of Oregon
Lane
A. Hoagland
Oregon & California Railroad Company
Gorge C. Beebe and
Wilkey Rickman
Oregon and California Railroad Company
Rge C. Beebe
Willamette Meridian
Oregon
Fogeneeekly Guard
Circuit Court of the State
F. H. Greenman
Land ownership dispute in Lane County Oregon
In the Circuit Court of Oregon for Lane County Atak Brauni sues E. D. Leavitt seeking a decree that Brauni owns the southeast quarter of Section 36 Township 15S Range 6W Willamette Meridian with title entered, while Leavitt has no right title or interest. summons by publication authorized. first notice July 29 1909. Eugene Weekly Guard. Walton and Niss, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of
State of Oregon
Lane
Atak Brauni
E. Db
Leavitt
E. DP
Figtteen
Range Siz
Willamette Meridian
Lane County
Oregon
S. T. Marrin
Booterher
Walton
Lebanon Builds Thirty-Six New Houses in Past Year
Thirty-six new houses were constructed in Lebanon over the last year as the town expects continued growth. Local officials note steady development across the valley and encourage further residential expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirty
Lebanon
Pinchot Popular With Irrigationists at Spokane Congress
In Spokane 1200 delegates of the National Irrigation Congress gave Gifford Pinchot a five minute ovation. He attacked a water power trust and its attorneys, warned it would control other trusts, and praised Roosevelt and Taft policies amid strong applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Gifford Pinchot
National Irrigation Congress
Armory
Pinchot
T. J. Allen
Congress
Death Turns Joke to Tragedy at Washington Well
In Bellingham on August 9, William Bauman joked as he climbed into a 150 foot well at Crescent Lumber. A blast of black damp gas knocked him unconscious, sending him 30 feet to the bottom where he died. Fellow worker James Wallace nearly perished in the rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellingham
Wash
William Baumag
Crescent Lumber Company
Bauman
James Wallace
Farmers Wives Buy Diamonds as Western Prosperity Grows
New York readers report farmers in the Midwest and Northwest sending money abroad to buy diamonds. Western crop booms trigger shortages in Maiden Lane shops. Dealers note a surge in orders for high grade stones, with imports rising to 5 million dollars last month, yet supplies still tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maiden Lane
Eee
Middle West
Northwest
Water is Deep on Siuslaw Bar
The Wilhelmina visited Siuslaw country last week returning via Gardiner and brought its usual cargo of cement. Water on the bar at Siuslaw is deeper this season, ranging 12 to 15 feet, allowing lumber schooners carrying 500000 feet of lumber to cross Coog Bay Harbor with ease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siuslaw
Gardiner
Coog Bay Harbor
Williams Indian Pile Ointment Promises Quick Relief
Ad claims Williams Indian Pile Ointment cures blina and bleeding piles, absorbs tumors and relieves itching, suitable for private parts. Sold by Linn Drug Co Mail order 50c and 1. The Booth Keily Lumber Co sues J R Cheezm for 200 17 reportedly due on a lumber bill. Woodcock and Potter Attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Linn Drug Co
Williams Mfg. Co
Booth-Keily Lumber Co
J. R. Cheezm
Woodcock & Potter
Dr Shoop Pink Pain Tablets Ad
An old advertisement promises quick relief from pains with Dr Shoop’s Pink Pain Tablets. It claims the formula on the 25 cent box and offers a free trial by writing to Dr Shoop in Racine Wisconsin. Sold by all dealers and recommended for headaches and various pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shoop
Boundary survey to locate Linn Lane line at Blue River
County Surveyor C M Collier and four helpers left this morning with the Linn county surveyor to mark the Lane Linn county boundary line at the mountain summit. The work aims to determine the exact location of the boundary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Collier
Blue River
Linn
Lane-Linn County
Eugene holds Eastside lantern slide show at Aloha theater
The Commercial Club received colored lantern slides for lectures in the East and the Seattle fair. Prof Hugo Koehler and others are featured. Mr Walker will show them gratis at every performance today and tomorrow. Subjects include Fourth of July parade, churches, orchards, farms, schools, and local scenes. Additional slides on campus and depot park arrive by August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
East
Hugo Koehler
University of Oregon
Seattle
Oregon Building
Eugene
Walker
Aloha Theatre
Alton Hampton
Dr. Whitson
Geary School
Gladys Rowland
Scarbrough
Schaefer
Curyea
Green
Patterson Street
Fairmount
Springfield
H. Harlow
W. M. Green
Dr. Scarbrough
River Road
Southern Pacific Depot
Lane Pomona Grange Meets With Siuslaw Grange No 54
Lane Pomona grange met with Siuslaw grange No 54 on the fifth Saturday in July with a large attendance. Four granges represented Pleasant Hill Spencer Creek Irving and Springfield. A class of 20 was instructed in the fifth degree. Siuslaw served a fine dinner and ice cream and cake at the close. Next meeting will be at Springfield grange 378 in October. A resolution urged establishment of one normal school in Oregon. Minnie E Bond, Correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Pomona Grange
Siuslaw Grange
Pleasant Hill
Spencer Creek
Irving
Springfield
Springfield Grange No
Pleasant Hill Grange
Oregon
Minnie E. Bond
Death notices from Eugene area list multiple simple obituaries
Died August 6 1905 at Walterville Clifton son of Mr and Mrs C T Inman aged 2 years funeral services held at family home at 10 oclock Saturday remains brought to Eugene C O F cemetery for interment At 280 High street Eugene at 1230 am Aug 9 1909 John Hollister Warfield aged 66 years funeral at above address Tuesday at 9 am interment in I O O F cemetery At 292 Lawrence street Eugene Oregon August 7 1999 Bowen C Ward aged 57 years funeral Tuesday afternoon at 1230 oclock at Gordons undertaking parlors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walterville
Clifton
C. T. Inman
Eugene [. C. O. F
High Street
Eugene
John Hollister Warfield
Lawrence Street
Oregon
Bowen C. Ward
Gordon's Undertaking
Salem man dies at 89 in Oregon funeral arrangements
At Salem on Wednesday Aug 4 1909 P H Warner aged 89 years. The remains were brought to Eugene today for interment. The funeral procession went from the station to the Masonic cemetery. Mr Warner was the father of M O Warner and the late Mrs W E Brown of Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
P. H. Warner
Eugene
Masonic Cemetery
Warner
M. O. Warner
W. E. Brown
Inman Child Dies at Two Years in Oregon
At the home of his parents of cholera infantum Clifton Arthur Inman the two year old son of Clifton L Inman of Waller ville Oregon died aged two years and four months The line quotes a biblical passage about letting children come to heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Arthur
Clifton L. Inman
Wallerville, Or
Heaven
Miller Family Remains To Arrive For Funeral in Gridley
At Gridley California on August 9 1909 Mrs W H Miller formerly of Eugene. Her remains will arrive tomorrow morning with her son Edwin C Miller. The funeral is set for 2 30 PM at Gordons undertaking parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gridley
Cal
W. H. Miller
Eugene
Edwin C. Miller
Gordon's Undertaking
Taft outlines 13000 mile coast to coast trip
President Taft publicized a tentative outline of a fall tour through the West and South covering about 13 000 miles. The route begins September 15 in Boston with stops in Chicago Salt Lake City Pocatello Butte Helena Spokane North Yakima Seattle Portland and Oakland before Yosemite Los Angeles and El Paso. The delegation plans to meet Diaz on the International bridge and return to Washington November 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
All America
Taft
Boston
Chicago
Salt Lake
Pocatello
Idaho
Butte
Mont
Helena
Spokane
North Yakima
Seattle
Exposition
Portland
Shasta
Siskiyou Mountains
Sacramento
Oakland
Cal
San Francisco
Yosemite Valley
Los Angeles
el Paso
Diaz
International Bridge
Albany Fire Destroys Bank Building With $65,000 Loss
The Firet National Bank building in Albany burned early this morning, causing about $65,000 in losses. The L F E Blain Clothing Co and other tenants suffered heavy damage, with vault contents spared but offices and libraries largely destroyed. Insurance coverage varied, and several individuals reported substantial losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bank
Albany Democrat
L. FE. Blain Clothing Co
Flrst National Bank
Hewitt & Sox
P. R. Kelly
L. Swan
Judge Wolverton
G. W. Wright
Oregon
J. C. Christy
Irrigation Congress at Spokane 10 Make Changes
Governor Hay welcomed delegates from Washington as Spokane hosts the Irrigation Congress. Insinger urged practical methods to empower the standing organization, signaling anticipated reforms. A Spokane chorus of 250 sang the Irrigation ode during the day's proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irrigation Congress
Spokane
Governor Hay
Washington
Oats Over Hundred Bushels Per Acre
Harvesting has begun in Cottage Grove area despite dry weather. Stewart & Porter Brothers on Bow river report oats over 80 bushels per acre, Dorena field exceeds 100 bushels per acre with heads eight to sixteen inches long. Hay crop also exceeds expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Grove
Stewart & Porter Brothers
Bow River
Dorena
Linn Lane county boundary survey postponed
Albany Oregon August 6 The Linn Lane county boundary survey crew did not leave for the scene as expected. County Surveyor A L Geddes said a message from Lane county surveyor C M Collier stated he could not depart Eugene until next Monday, so the Linn crew remains here until then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany, Or
Linn-Lane County
A. L. Geddes
C. M. Collier
Lane County
Eugene
Linn
Local talk on awning and tent factory plans
A number of local people discuss potential development of an awning and tent factory in the area, weighing benefits and impacts on the community and economy.
Editor Hendricks Appointed Census Supervisor for Oregon
Washington August news reports Rep Willis C Hawley recommended Robert J Hendricks of Salem as census supervisor for Oregon s First Congressional district The appointment covers the counties of Washington Tillamook Yamhill Clackamas Lincoln Polk Benton Marion Linn Lane Douglas Coos Curry Josephine Jackson Klamath and Lake The Salem man is praised by Marion county and state press as a fitting choice for directing the thirteenth decennial census effort
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Willis C. Hawley
Robert J. Hendricks
Salem
Statesman Publhing Company
Oregon
Tillamook
Yamhill
Clackamas
Lincoln
Polk
Benton
Marion
Linn
Lane
Douglas
Coos
Curry
Josephine
Jackson
Klamath
Lake
Shtumteed
Salem Board of Trade
Marion County
Hendricks
Siuslaw Port Bonds Taken Locally at Par
Siuslaw port finances proceed with a $100000 bonding act. Half the bonds will be placed locally and with Eugene capitallots, pending Supreme Court ruling on the Coos Bay case. J C Gray notes renewed vigor after port formation and railroad possibilities. Benton county criticizes the exhibit and urges positive effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siuslaw
Supreme Court
Eugene
Coos Bay
Sluslaw, Saga
North Bend Harbor
Best Exhibition At Oregon Building Praised By Visitors
Hundreds of visitors from Oregon daily praise the Oregon building exhibit. People claim it is the best display on the grounds and better judges than the editor of the Corvallis Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Oregon
Benton County
Oregon Building
Corvallia Gazette
Family of Eighteen Children Earns Honest Living in Lane County
The Brown family of Patterson's Inlet near Eugene, Oregon, consists of John M Brown 25 and Margaret Brown 42 with sixteen children aged 25 to 2 months. The clan, pictured together for Independence Day, weighs a combined 2045 pounds and spans 84 feet 2 inches in height. Father says 27 years of marriage brought only $50 in doctor bills, crediting a simple life and self-sufficiency. Sixteen offspring work in the Willamette Valley, some away from home. The family story highlights frugal living, shared labor, and a rare large-family portrait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Oregoning
Lane County
Sony Hen
Jamin Brown
Wits
Patterson's
Eugene
Jobin Henmain Brown
Margaret
John M
Albert H
Clara A
Jacob A
Paul Fh
Elmer
Robert B
Mabel L
Margaret M
Willa
Oren
Marion
Cell
Wallace
Mildred
Brown
Willamete Valley
Lane County Fruit Outlook Reads Quality Up Despite Lower Volume
Eugene Oregonian correspondent reports Lane County fruit may yield less than last year with about 2000 boxes of peaches and 50 tons of pears, but quality is described as first class. Apples show strong quality despite thinner supply, with pears noted as the cleanest crop in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County
Eugene
The
Oregonian
Marbles for Keeps Banned by Seattle Law
Seattle boys who play marbles for keeps face truant officers. Prosecuting Attorney John H Perry reviewed the law and found a ban with penalties up to five years imprisonment for violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
John H Perry
Ballard's Herbine Ad and Idaho Family Visit
An elderly sales pitch promotes Ballard's Herbine as a cure for liver issues and crankiness, priced at 50 cents per bottle. Also, Dil lon Drne Co reports Emmett Idaho residents B E Hunt his wife and two children arriving in Kagen to inspect property and schooling, praising the city and its schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Dillon Drne Co
B. E. Hunt
Emmett
Idaho
Kagen
Mr Hunt
Bio
Hugene
Ita
Shoops Health Coffee Promises Quick Healthful Flavor
Grocers report Shoops Health Coffee as a new blend of toasted grains and malt marketed as a health tea style coffee. It claims to taste satisfying without real coffee and can be prepared in a minute without long boiling.
Household goods arrive for Charles A from Denver
Household goods arrived this morning for Charles A from Denver indicating a delivery or shipment to a local residence. The note records arrival time and origin, with no further details on contents or destination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ince
Charles A
Denver
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Siuslaw Bar
Pomona Grange
Lorane
Albany
Insinger
Galveston Beach
Sea Wall
City
Galvestog
Ife
Gulf
Orth
Ar An
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