Peruna Endorsed by U S House Member J H Bankhead
Written from Washington D C endorses Peruna as a radical catarrh cure. J H Bankhead of Alabama cites Peruna as the best remedy, claiming a half century of tested success and thousands cured. Dr Hartman offers free guidance from The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio. All correspondence confidential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isman J.H. Bankhead
Alasof
House of Representatives
Washington, D.C
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Train Incident On Wildwood Rail Car Ends With Shooting
A yesterday evening train near Wildwood carried a crowd when Walter miner displayed a .44 revolver. A struggle ensued as the gun discharged, striking a man in the side and injuring him. The assailant, identified as T. C. Hamiliarig known as Call, fled as officials pursued. The wounded man was carried away by neighbors, while the suspect escaped into the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giore
Dan
Yeaterday
Wildwood
Walter Miner
Dorena
Bedjeman
T. C. Hamiliarig
Call
L. Johoson
Will of Mrs. White Probated
The will of Me Locrett T White, who died at Jugellon Chy detcary 23, 1006, has been admitted to probate. Executed May 2, 1902, it provides for the ab fibation of the property valued at 1000, including legacies to Francie M Parker a cow 10 Mary L Soverna a granddaughter 5 Grace L Parker a granddaughter residue of estate real and personal Wm White husband 200 and life occupancy of real estate Francis Parker remaining executrix without bande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locrett T White
Jugellon
Wm. White
Francis &. Parker
Enjoyable Lodge Meeting Delights Members After Initiation
The local lodge of Fraternal Brotherhood held a splendid meeting last night. After initiating a large list of candidates a banquet was served. State Deputy T. J. Buford attended and assisted in the initiatory work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternal Brotherhood
T. J. Buford
Funeral of John P Barger in Grant’s Pass
The funeral for John P Barger, an 8 FP Ge woman killed in the railroad collision at Grants Pass, was held Monday afternoon at Mrs Zamweali’s home at Fourth and Lewace Streets. A large number of friends attended and the remains were interred in Masonic Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Barger
Grant
Pase
Kiamoler
Mre
Io Zamweali
Veet Fourth
Lewace
Masonic Cemetery
Bridge Condition Sent to County Board for Springfield
The county board is urged to address a damaged two steel Willamette bridge between Springfield and Bagent. Bolts need tightening as vibrations render the bridge unsafe for pedestrians when loaded, risking collapse if not repaired.
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Springfield
Willamette
Bagent
Nominate County Officers for Lane County
Lane County politics heats up as E. R Memmes circulates petitions to renominate Clerk BE. A. Lee Treasurer R. E. Knathod Commissioner H. J. Edwerts and Surveyor C M. Collier. Cottage Grove seeks a county commissioner candidate. Democrats have not yet filed petitions, but activity is expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County
E. R Memmes
BE. A. Lee
R. E. Knathod
H. 1
Edwerts
C M. Collier
Edwarde
Cottage Grove
Edwardes
Demonata
Oregon Men Named As Stars On All Coast Team
Arable Rice writes for the San Francisco Chronicle and lists an All Coast team featuring one Oregon man, two from Oregon Agricultural College, and one from the University of Idaho. End Moores and guard Roosevelt from Idaho. tackles Sholder from Indiana and Crawford from Stanford. guards Thompson from Stanford and Hall from Oregon Agricultural College. quarterback Stott from Stanford. half Snedigar from California. full Chamblers from Stanford.
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Arable Rice
San Francisco Cuhronicle
University of Oregon
Oregon Agricultural College
University of Idaho
Iice
Moores
Hod
Ellliott
University of California
Sholder
Sherman Indiana
Crawford
Stanford University
Thompgoe
Roosevelt
University of Ida
Walker
Stot
Hall
Williama
Snedigar
Chalwers
Address Honors Lincoln Life In Alany Oratorio
The Alany Herald reports Attorney 8S WwW Allen spoke Monday evening at the oratorio contest, introducing Hon. 8 D. Allen who delivered a spirited address on the life of Abraham Lincoln. The speaker highlighted Lincoln's religious faith, purposeful resolve, and final triumph of right and justice, praising the oration as among the city’s best on the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alany Herald
Allen
Oratorios Coutest
D. Allen
Hiragene
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
Waebington
Work Begins on Eugene Water Filtering Plant
Construction starts today on the foundation of a large filtering plant for Eugene waterworks located at the new pumping station east end of East Eighth Street. The Alters expect to arrive by February 20 and begin operation in early spring. A tentative pipeline to Valmount is planned and the suburb will soon receive city water. The new pump will be electric and feed the pumping station, supplying water through the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
East Eighth Street
Meagaremente
Valrmount
Theteuburb
New School House Finished in Kell Creek District
The pew schoolhouse in Kell Creek neighborhood District No 73 is completed and renamed Oak Hill school. The spring term starts the first Monday in February.
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Pew
Kell Creek
Oak Hill School
Breezes From the Siuslaw and Local News Notes
A subscription drive by Ludwig Christensen for Drew Severy and family raised nearly 50 with Heceta Lodge contributing 10 of that amount. The old cooper shop building was bought for a home and the rest of the money was turned over to the Severy family. Mer. Savery has been unable to work for two years, supporting a large family of children. The schooner Moggnille was towed out and sailed for San Francisco with lumber from M. Saubert Co.’s mill. Captain Wetzel, master of the Coquills, expects to go there and bring freight back. George D. Knapp traveled to Eugene with Marion Wheeler’s four-horse wagon load of apples. The Deadwood to Hinckley telephone line, 25 miles, is progressing, weather permitting. A daughter was born January 21, 1900 at Minerva to Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Ackerly, weighing ten pounds.
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Ludwig Christensen
Drew Severy
Heceta Lodge
Cooper Shop
Me Christenson
Mer. Savery
Moggnille
San Francisco
M. Saubert & Co
Wetzel
Coquills
Rao
Glensibor
George D. Knapp
Eugene
Marion Wheeler
Deadwood
Hinckley
Hhe Valley
Minerva
Oregon
L.C. Ackerly
Florence West
What the Y M C A Stands For and Its Benefits
The Y M C A aims to uplift members physically mentally socially and spiritually offering a higher code of living and good citizenship. It features a full facility with gymnasium swimming pool court bowling and recreation rooms plus classes lectures and night schools to develop body mind and character.
Coburg man James Drummond attempts suicide in boarding house
James Drummond 55, once employed at Coburg's Hoath Keily sawmill, tried to cut his throat at Elliote's boarding house Sunday night. He later bled, was treated for a five inch wound, and hospitalized as his despondency followed losing his job amid drinking problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Drummond
Elogle
Sire
Elliote
Coburg
Drummond
Hoath Keily
Jarongin
Keep Clean and Prevent Fever at County Medical Meeting
At a Lene County Medical Society session, leaders discussed the typhoid fever epidemic and urged water boiling for cooking and drinking, milk pasteurization if impure, avoiding fresh vegetables, thorough cleaning, fly control, yard cleanup, and sewer-connected toilets. Speakers included Dr W Koykendall, Professor A R Sweeter, Dr F E Saover, Dr B Hertle, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lene County Medical Society
W. Koykendall
A. KR. Sweeteer
de. F. EB Saover
B. Hertle
Ocbera
Miner John Plourd Behind Mental Health Hearing
John Plourd a Blue River miner recently ill at Eugene Hospital was examined today for commitment. Dr W Kaykendall and J W Harris, the examining physicians, reported the incident to the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Plourd
Blue River
Eugene
Cement Block Plant Bought By A J DeLay
A J DeLay buys the cement block factory on the riverbank near the big bridge. He will overhaul and add new machinery and expects several large orders to come in, aiming for strong business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J
Ont
Thorughly
Std
Mrs. Logan Granted Divorce in Maltomeh County Court
Mrs. Maude Logan, formerly of Eugene, secured a decree of divorce from Mr. S. Logan on grounds of desertion. The record notes the couple separated with property reportedly divided equally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Logan
Eugene
New Brachard
S. Logan
Elreult Court
Shelley for Senate in Lane County Republican Ticket
J M Shelley announces candidacy for state senate on the Republican ticket in Lane County. He urges voters to sign his petition, pledges to support primary nominees, and promises to announce his platform and record from 1903 at the proper time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County
Senate
Lane
Myeself
Weide
J. M. Shelley
Assault and Battery Fined in Springfield Court
J E Campbell of Springfield was fined 10 at Justice Wintermeier's court for assault and battery on Stewart McQueen, a school student. Campbell, visiting East Ninth Street, confronted McQueen's mother, then trellised to the doorway and attacked the youth. He pleaded guilty as arraigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Campbell
Springfield
Justice of the Peace
Wintermeier
Stewart McQueen Ehich
Capbell
Springfeld
Young McQueen
East Ninth Street
Campbell
Administrators Appointed in Local Estates
Chas G Wil tama wan thio appointed administrator of the estate of Robert L Willinwe who died January 17 1906 aged 42. The value of the property estimated at 500. James Purvie WoMooney and Frank Cruzan were appointed to approve the property. Jd EL Hatler appointed administrator of the estate of Mere Mary LL Rother who died November 10 aged 4. Sie feft property valued at 100. S Le Muorbead J H Miller Ned ti L Renou named appraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Wil Tama Wan
Beon
Robert L. Willinwe
James Purvie
Mooney
Frank Cruzan
EL Hatler
Mere
Mary LL Rother
le Muorbead
J, H, Miller
Ned Ti
L, Renou
Company A Receives Inspection and Exhibition Praise
Colonel James Jackson retires as inspector-general of the U N unit oversaw Company A. The unit showed 10 percent attendance and impressed with a toe exhibition at Geil. A bracketball game followed between the militia team and the Sign School team, ending 24 to 5 in favor of the Sign School.
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Company A
James Jackson
U. N. Ui
Geil
New Camp of Woodmen organized at Wendling
A new Camp of Woodmen of the World was organized at Wendling on Saturday by organizer PLGU, Woodedck of this city. The camp began with 41 charter members and shows prospects for rapid growth. Officers include Past Commander Con Robertson, Vice Commander B. Ed Bavenberg, Adviser Lieutenant EG Robinson, Hawker HW, Fh Burnett, Clerk J. oN Kibby, Escort FF, M Pleavan, Sentry S.J. Jonesy, Managers Geo Petersenn, Foster, OA Franklin, Pillown, Eo poe heater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendling Satutay Cinkt
PLGU
Woodeck
Thia City
Etarta
Water safety warns of typhoid risk and local issues
The note urges avoiding contaminated water and practicing hygiene to prevent typhoid infection. It highlights that eastern Oregon faces heavy snowfall and economic activity in mining and stock industries offers prosperity. GOP electors consider Jo M Shelley for state senator, praising his legislative record and railroad freight regulation stance as pivotal for nomination.
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Oregon
Bow
owLere
Jo. M. Shelley Pote
Etare Seoator
Shelley
United States
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Cuba
Hesid
Marti
Peruna Medicine
Washington, D. C
Senor Quesada
Peruna
Gonzalo de Quesada
Lon Ll
Bud
Ea A
John Barger
MR Allen
Siuslaw
Rew
Young Men's Association
Locke
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