Free Medical Adviser Offered By Pierce In Plain French Style
Advertisement for K V Pierce medical adviser claiming extensive sales and updated edition. Offers copies by mail for one-cent stamp, describes contents with 700 illustrations and paper covers. Promises no alcohol or habit forming drugs and touts remedies derived from native forest roots.
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Medicies
K. V. Pierce
Invalides’ Hotel and Sureal Institute
Buffelo
Woaen
Assen
KV. Poerce
I Se
Mullelo
Pilach
Reed Institute Chooses Ladd Farm as Site in Portland
After months of negotiations the Reed Institute trustees pick the 40 acre Ladd Crystal Springs farm for the new college in Portland. The deal centers on a $2,000,000 endowment from Amanita feed Al-Gah though final terms remain unsettled. A meeting of the Ladd heirs and Reed Institute trustees is scheduled today.
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Reed Institute
Ladd Crystal Springs
Big College
Portland
Amanita
al- Gah
Ladd Crystal Springs Farm
W. M Ladd
Oregonian
Siuslaw Harbor Lines Sought by Florence Merchants
Florence businessmen urge the Siuslaw port commission to establish harbor lines in the river to protect the channel from encroaching wharves and structures. They argue action now prevents future disputes and fits the commission's legal power to set harbor lines, timing it for a convenient future.
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Florence
Siualaw
Port Commission
Jinesa
Snow Liniment Promises Quick Relief for Aches
A local notice proclaims Bal lard's Snow Liniment cures rheumatic pains and stiff joints, claiming it makes the user as supple as a two year old. Dillon Drug Co sells the product as the Wood couple depart Howeton Massachusetts after a visit with Mr and Mrs Whattam in Eugene before touring north from California.
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Ballard
Dillon Drug Company
N. BE. Wood
Howeton
Mass
Mee FE. Whattam
Eugene
California
Notice of probate administrator for Theresa Abeher estate
Interested parties are notified that MAK Vybekg is administrator with the will annexed of Theresa Abeher estate in lane County Oregon. Claims must be filed within six months with vouchers at the office of C D and Db in Oregon City Clackamas County. Dated November 23 1909.
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A. Linker
Lane County
State of Oregon
County of Clackamas
MAK, Vybekg
Anrdie
Theresa Abeher
Big Blast Atoms Seven In Pheeals Arkansas Accident
In Pheeals Arkansas on February 6 a motorman and six passengers in a Kieoline car were blown to atoms after a fuse ignited dynamite near an excavation on private road from Kelvin to Hay Copper Mines. The dead include J B Joyce A B Bieber J C Griffin civil engineer W Lyall and others identified as Freeland Frenne Coleman and a mining engineer from Ray Consolidated.
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Pheeals
Ark
Kelvin
Hay Copper Wines
J. B. Joyce
President helps orphans at industrial and orphan’s home
The president of the Industrial and Orphans Home in Macon Georgia reports Electric Bitters has been used there for nine years. He calls it excellent for stomach liver and kidney troubles and says it strengthens builds up pale weak children and run down people while aiding digestion and purifying blood. Available 50 cents at W A Kuykendall’s.
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Industrial and
Macon
W. A. Kuykendall
Dentists Zahn Anatz Dr Yorks Dental Parion
A local dentistry ad proclaims long establishment and reliability with latest methods and low prices. It lists M. L. York D.D.S. and H.R. Nehbr as, with Dr. D8, a lady attendant, contact Hiack 6441 and address 551 Willamette Street.
First coughs warn of danger to little ones
Beware minor coughs or colds in children as they can lead to pneumonia or other serious illnesses. Hard’s Horehound Syrup promises quick relief and prevention of complications. Sold by Dillon Drug company in the Hotel Smeed building.
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Dillon Drug Company
Pine-Tar Honey Promises Fast Relief
Distress of illness noted with Bell product. Dillon Drug company offers Pine-Tar Honey claimed to relieve quickly and guarantee satisfaction to buyers.
Deadlock Over Next District Fair Location In Oregon
Amos Wilkins and Henry Hollenbeck reported a deadlock at a Bee and Southern Oregon Fair Association meeting over choosing the fair site. Four votes favored Eugene, four favored Roseburg, with a Friday meeting to decide. Local fair leaders meet at 4 pm to plan action for the Friday decision. Directors from Lane, Douglas, Coos, Curry represented, with proxies from Marshfield, Roseburg, and Eugene factions.
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Amos Wilkins
Henry Hollenbeck
Hosebyre Yraterday
Bee
Southern
Mr. Hollenbeck
Medford
Roseburg
H. F. Hollenbeck
Lane
C. W. Parrott
F. E. Alley
Dison
W. W. Cardwell
Douglas
John Bear
KR. C. Dement
Horeburg
Messrs Hollenbeck and Wilkins
Eugene
Howeburg
W. W. Cardwel
Mésers, Parrott, Alley
R. B Dizon
Frank Micellis
John Blair
R. C. Dement
Messrs Hollenbeck, Wilkins and Stewart
Kentucky steamer Kentucky safe after near wreck at sea
The crew of the steamer Kentucky and the Mallory Inner Alamo report all aboard safe as they race for Key West after the vessel ran aground near Cape Hatteras while bound from New York to Seattle for the Alaska Pacific Yukon Company. The 936 gross ton wooden ship, 208 feet long, was nearing its projected voyage when wireless alerts saved the day.
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New York
Paris Recovers From Flood Effects
Paris reports Seine more than 13 feet below flood maximum. Streets cleared, wreckage fading, and train service gradually restored. Some factories back in operation though telegraph and telephone networks and other public utilities will take days to fully resume.
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Paris
Seine
Two Accidents Near Cottage Grove
Fred Kelly, employed at Brown Lumber camp on the Bow River, broke his right leg when struck by a swinging log. The Oregon & Southeastern train sent a surgeon to the city. Kelly, with a wife and one child at the camp, previously suffered a similar leg injury two years ago. Mrs. Altha Hatfield of Wildwood broke her right leg in two places after a fall on a walk. at sixty five, she is healing and expected to recover in a reasonable time.
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Fred Kelly
Brown Lumber Company
Bow River
Oregon & Southeastern
Kelly
Altha Hatfield
Wildwood
Dr King’s New Discovery Cures Grip Warns Of Dangers
An 1900s advertisement warns that a severe grip or influenza threat endangers thousands. It describes symptoms such as stuffed nostrils fever chills and a coughing throat grip and promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as the remedy with a sample claim from A L Dunn of Pine Valley Mississippi. The medicine is offered at 60 cents or one dollar and is guaranteed by W A Kuykendall.
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Dr. King
A. L. Dunn
Pine Valley
Miss
W. A. Kuykendall
A Beautiful Woman Skin Care Ad by Dr Bell
An old advertisement touts Dr Bell's Antiseptic Ointment for clear skin. It claims to remove pimples pimples and roughness, softening and smoothing the complexion and offers Dillon Drug Co as the seller.
Meldrum 15 Attacked By Fellow Convicts In Trial
In Portland Oregon February 5 1 9 1 3 the defense in the Hermann trial presented witnesses Frank F E Kinkart and H W Miller who had served terms at McNeil’s Island. They testified Meldrum formerly U S surveyor general for Oregon would testify to acquit Hermann. Meldrum testified for the prosecution and claimed the case will go to the jury Wednesday. Hermann was excused from the stand after three days of cross examination. Francis J Heney pressed for statements linking land fraud schemes along the Pacific Coast to the Blue Mountain conspiracy.
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Portland
Hermann
Frank FE. Kinkart
H. W. Miller
McNeil
Heney
Meldrum
United States
Oregon
Hermanus
Taft
Binger Hermann
Francis J. Heney
Pacific Coast
Minnesota
Michiigan
Herwank
General Land Office
Blue Mountain
Alaska Company Loses Another Steamer Farallon
Seattle Feb 5 A Seward Alaska dispatch reports the total loss of the Alaska Steamship Company's steamer Farallon. The steamship line has no confirmation and does not credit the Seward dispatch as reliable news.
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Seattle
Seward
Alaska
Alaska Steamship Company
Farallon
Souward
Farralon Wreck Off Samna Bay Claims Five Crew
A Seattle dispatch reports the Farralon wrecked on a reef near Samna Bay during a January blizzard. Five crew members are believed dead while passengers and survivors sought relief. The Victoria brought them to Seward as prayers for safe rescue continued. On January 7 a small boat mission to Kodiak failed to return.
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Seattle
Times
Seward
Samna Bay
Victoria
Farrallon
Kodiak
Ballard's Snow Lotion Advertises Fast Pain Relief
Thaby Hames mischief warning and Barn or cut injury remedy offered with Ballard's Snow Lotion. Claims quick relief from pain, sprains, rheumatism and all pains. Prices 25c 50c and 1.00, available at Dillon Drug Co Smeed Hotel building.
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Ballard
Dillon Drug Co
Smeed Hotel Bullling
Bailey cattle near death amid scarce hay feed
Officials from the local Humane Society warn that J W Bailey the state dairy and food commissioner on his McKenzie river ranch faces severe cattle starvation. They say only 150 dollars worth of hay was bought and cattle received about half their needs. At least thirty cattle may die within a week if relief is not found, and prosecutors plan to press charges when Bailey can travel to Eugene.
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Humane Society
J. W. Bailey
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
McKenzie River
Yale
Bailey
The
Eugene
Hall's Texas Wonder Selling Water Remedy Claim
An advertisement asserts Hall's Texas Wonder water has sold to aid kidney and bladder issues for five years with guaranteed results and no complaints. It promises a 60 day treatment per bottle and is signed by J. Hull.
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Texas
J. Hull
Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve for Eyes
An advertisement proclaims Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve as beneficial for eye health, branding it as a remedy and cosmetic aid. The copy emphasizes eye care uses and market appeal, leveraging the product name to attract readers seeking vision support.
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Sutherland
Ballinger Committee Moves on Evidence Binding Rules
Washington reports a brief Ballinger investigating committee session after two bundles of evidence arrived from the interior department. Papers stay with the clerk for counsel review in his presence to decide admissibility. Secretary Ballinger and A P Davis urged a Mandel bill to borrow thirty million dollars for irrigation projects with twenty year bonds at three percent. Senate irrigation panel discussed licensure of certificates of indebtedness for the same purpose.
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Washington
Ballinger
Interior Department
Brandles
Clovis Brandlesa
Opce
A. P. Davis
Reclamation Service
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mandel
Wyoming
Senate Committee On Irrigation
Births Outpace Deaths in Lane County January
Dr J W Harris reports 24 births in Lane County during January with 16 male and 18 female births and 20 deaths: 9 male and 11 female. Causes include diphtheria accident cancer pneumonia natural smothered tuberculosis apoplexy heart disease whooping cough and death by own action. Nine contagious cases labeled typhoid were reported by one physician on the third. discharges occurred before month end with doubt about typhoid validity.
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J. W. Harris
Lane County
Siuslaw River Notes and News Summary
The Grenada school opened with Miss Dena Schreuders teaching the young. Andrews logging camp on Lake Creek closed January 25 after cutting nearly two million feet. The schooner Oakland, en route to Siusiaw, was blown off course and docked at Port Townsend. North Fork residents push for a road survey after a prior petition was rejected for vague end point. A man’s body was found on a Ten Mile creek beach, likely a Czarina disaster victim. Obituary notices: Mrs Onslow Young, 63, Portland, pioneer river settler. Captain W G Carroll arrives to head harbor improvement work. Elma Wash visitors consider starting a shingle mill. Rainhaut and Callon plan Florence return. Florence West.
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Grenada
Dena Schreuders
Andrews
Lake Creek
Oakland
San Francisco
Carl Miller
Ten Mile Creek
Anilor
Justice of the Peace
Gardiner
Portland
Onslow Young
Young
Point Terrace
W. G. Carroll
U. S. Engineering Office
Siuslaw
Carroll
Callon
Rainhaut
Elma
Wash
Elma Shingle Co
Medard Hardware Co
Florence
Florence West
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Bruises And Sores
When editor J. P. Sossman of Cornelius North Carolina bruised his leg badly it became an ugly sore. Many salves and ointments failed but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve healed it thoroughly. It’s prompt and sure for ulcers boils burns bruises cuts corns sores pimples eczema or piles available 25 cents at W A Kuykendall’s.
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J. P. Sossman
Cornelius, N. C
Bucklen
W. A. Kuykendall
Health Coffee by Dr Shoop touted as coffee substitute
Advert explains Dr Shoop's Health Coffee as a cost saving substitute sold by Yerington's Drug Store. Each 1% pound package yields about 100 cups of a toasted grain and nut drink with no actual coffee. Ready in a minute, it avoids bolting and offers wholesome flavor.
Coroner Probes Death of Ballionaire Colonel Thomas Swope
Nurse Miss Poni Keller testified about Dr. Hyde urging colonel Swope to take a medicine and administering a capsule moments before his death. She described the strange breathing, bluish face, and convulsions, noting Hyde's later diagnosis of apoplexy and a suggested strychnine injection.
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Ballionaire
Thomas H. Swope
Swope
Dr. Hyde
Colonel Swope
Dr. Hyde Sald
Hyde
Mias Keller
Mra. Hyde
Doctor Hyde
Colonel Hunter
Two Negroes Hanged in Missouri for Assault
George Reynolds and John Williams, both Black men, were executed by hanging at the county jail in Kansas City for assault, the first such death penalty in Missouri. Reynolds fainted on the scaffold, Williams faced the end bravely. Mrs. W.H. Jackson, violinist, had been the assault victim. The case drew threats of lynching and a two day trial amid a riotous jail crowd.
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Kasas City
George Reynolds
John Williams
Missouri
Reynolds
Williams
W.H. Jackson
Negroes slain in race riot at Hale Bar Tennessee
Chattanooga Tenn Feb 8 two negroes were killed in a race riot at Hale Bar twenty miles below Chattanooga after midnight. Tension between white and black workers at locks and dam projects escalated after yesterday’s assault on negroes and widespread whiskey and weapon distribution. Police and deputies quelled the trouble as six negroes were reported killed or wounded with two fatally, a posse pursuing those most active in the clash.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Hale Bar
Tennessee River
Westmoreland
Young
Marion County
Lockes Dam
Pine Tar Honey Relief Offered by Dillon Drug Co
An advert promises quick relief with Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey for uneasy nights. It guarantees improvement within minutes and notes the product is available from Dillon Drug Co through all dealers.
Former Michigan State Treasurer Sentenced in Misappropriation Case
Lansing Feb 5 Former State Treasurer Frank P Glazier of Chelsea was sentenced by Judge Weist at Mason to five to ten years in prison for misappropriating 655000 state funds. Glazier controlled Bank of Chelsea which failed in December 1907 with funds deposited illegally.
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Lansing
Mich
Frank P. Glazier
Chelsea
Weist
Mason
Glazier
Bank of Chelsea
Two Illinois Teachers Seek Entry In Contest
A La Grange resident sent a letter to The Guard asking if two local school teachers could join the subscription contest. He inquired whether the teachers would be in District No. 2 or if a new district would be created for them. Due to late contest timing, the man was advised entry would be unlikely.
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la Grange
Ill
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Alaska Company
Hall
Texas Wonder
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Siuslaw River Notes and News
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Michigan
Illinois
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