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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1903
Page
8
The advertisement asserts bad or impure blood causes illness and low vitality and claims Dr Harter's Iron Tonic rebuilds and purifies blood. It markets the tonic as the best combination known, endorsed by thousands of medical men for nearly fifty years with no substitute found.
Fragmentary note discusses dangers from various named substances and ailments. Mentions blood, purples, kidney issues, rheumatism, and female health terms in a confusing list. No clear event or entities to anchor a complete summary.
Two Eugene School directors guard separate interviews revealing a gulf in views over the Crow lote property purchase. Judge Walton says arrangements are perfected while Chairman Schwarzechild calls the matter open, sparking questions about who truly knows the status.
Local ad lists cheap goods including dried peaches rice soap powder syrup and soda with a promotional basket sale. The lay out imitates a window display and promises a gift with a purchase, urging readers to visit the store for specials and earning a cent per purchase incentive.
Homer Farlow sues Mattie Farlow in a Creswel Lane county case filed with County Clerk Lee. He claims cruel treatment beginning January 18, 1951, and false accusations of infidelity tied to Mira Ivy. he says attempts to live together failed after December 10, 1902 when she went to live with her parents.
Chef of Police J 8B Stiles arrested Mose Getts for selling mules allegedly borrowed from a man named Durman. The mules were found with Getts then sold to Athert Gorack at $10. Getts pleaded not guilty and was held for circuit court next month. he remains jailed.
Articles of incorporation for Bo hemia Nagget were filed with County Clerk E A Lee today. Principal place of business is Cottage Grove. Incorporators are C J Howard C Y Brown and C B Dutton. Capital stock is 5000 dollars divided into 6000 shares of 1 dollar par value. Objects include engaging in a general newspaper business.
JL Marie of Benton county and Mrs Aupa Campbell of Janction City were united in marriage in the Hoffman House parlors at 11 49 this forenoon by Rev G L Lobdell of the Janction City Christian church. They left this afternoon for Benton county where they will reside. The groom is the son of James Martin and the bride the daughter of Mr and Mrs BC Campbell.
Albany Democrat notes street report claiming Eliiot Lyons was brought to the county jail in Albany to prevent lynching in Eugene. The paper asserts no danger of lynching in Eugene and urges confidence that the law will act promptly and efficiently.
We, the husband, children and relatives, extend heartfelt thanks to all who offered love and assistance at our hour of need and helped lay to rest the dear wife, mother, and asseter, the late Mrs Wim Roth, who has suddenly passed from our midst.
Lancast er resident F J Greer details years of indigestion and nervous distress then credits Electric Bitters with superior relief, noting his wife also enjoys better health over years. He praises them for female issues and general weakness, urging others to try the remedy with guaranteed satisfaction by WL De Lavo, druggist.
The Ottawa council order blocks American bottoms from carrying Canadian goods between Canadian points, affecting coastal trade. Scripps dispatches note ongoing economic protection measures and railroad strike context in North America.
In Salem on February 12 the House approved a bill to require executions to occur within the state penitentiary. A Senate measure to fund an Eastern Oregon experimental station passed the House and goes to Governor Chamberlain. The House also passed a Senate bill regulating child labor and consolidating districts. In the U S Senate race, votes were tallied with Fulton Geer Wood Williams Malarkey Selling Fenton absent Galloway yielding expectations before casting for C. BE. S. Wood.
Delegation Gill and Nottingham toured the campus and praised Lane County legislators and the university’s graduates while pledging financial support. A program featured vocal solos and glee club performances as dormitory plans and future building moves were outlined. Track plans, potential trainer, class party efforts, and a Villard Hall oratorical contest with judges Bech dell and Fisk were noted, with Mrs Glen unable to attend due to illness.
The coroner's jury resumed sessions in the courthouse this afternoon and heard witnesses about the shooting of the sheriff last Thursday evening at the Lyons home. Dr. D A Paine testified on bullet range and effect as the jury weighs testimony and the sheriff’s killer’s relatives face possible consequences.
The Guard reported Mrs. Lyons death based on Waltons sources but today’s letters show the tale untrue. Luther Rowland wrote from Walton at 2 30 p m yesterday saying Mrs Lyons was very ill and near death. her husband was also in poor condition. Ray Frank said he heard nothing to confirm any death.
Junction City Oregon February 11 Dr W W Oglesby injured his right arm in a accident SundayFebruary 10 suffering severely and is not much improved H C Bushnell shipped planes to Judge McFadden last week Wright Bockman moved furniture to Starr hardware building and the telephone office will move there Myland the Danish minister arrived this week and occupies the Tellier property Mrs Florence Merron moved to Senuth Bend Washington
Probate in Hillsboro confirms the estate of the late Thomas H. Tongue with FE B Tongue named as administrator and an estimated value around 6000 with no will. In Cornelia, Pred Matthies will is admitted to probate, leaving real and personal property to the widow with 85 to each child, and a condition that upon widow remarrying she pays the three oldest children 6400.
J. T. Martin of McCoy six miles west of Cottage Grove was declared insane and brought to Eugene by Constable Lawson after a night of religious mania. He roared prayers, crawled on his belly in jail, injured his head, and appeared unresponsive before County Judge Kincaid. Drs Brown and Harris committed him to the Salem asylum and he was moved this afternoon.
Mrs D E Loveridge, longtime Eugene resident and wife of Dr D E Loveridge, died at 6 10 a m at her Olive street home after an eight week illness. Born May 15 1849 in Hellensburg Scotland she emigrated with her parents to England then the United States. She lived in Norwich New York before marrying in 1877 and moving to Oregon in 1840s or early 1850s. Survived by husband two daughters Myra and Ruth two stepdaughters Emily Loveridge and Mrs S L Heslop and a son William who died at age six. Funeral Saturday at 2:30 p m from the Episcopal church.
Eliot Lyons, accused of slaying Sheriff Withers and stealing multiple horses in Willow Springs Jackson County, fled after a confrontation with Constable Dave Croughmiller near Central Point. Horses were traced via shod work and purchases leading to Lyons who fled on the road to Jacksonville. He was later found at his Walton neighborhood home.
The examination of applicants for teachers certificates started this morning under Acting Superintendent Wm. G. Martin with Mrs. Augusta Patterson Carletrom assisting. Forty applied for county papers and six for state papers. Most candidates are young women. a few young men appeared subdued amid the femininity. Examinations covered penmanship history orthography and reading. It is expected that the majority of the candidates will be
Salem dispatch notes the Oregon Legislature disposed of major measures including the failed Stockman county bill and Hale's casualty code amendment. The House passed a State Board of Health bill and La Follette scalp bounty repeal. Rep Jones seeks a Newport Summer Normal School. his ill son required his departure. The senatorial scene remains unsettled with Fulton support waning, Hume unlikely to back Fulton, and no clear front runner. A staged photo at the Capitol shows Myers, Gill, and Bourne as charity, faith, and hope.
A Springfield flour mill employee named Parker lost the little, middle, and ring fingers of his right hand after his hand was caught in crushing rollers yesterday afternoon. The injury is painful but not life threatening and he faces weeks of disability.
The coroner's jury in Lane County Oregon completed testimony and returned a verdict naming WW Withers as the deceased. It found he died from a gunshot wound fired by Elliott Lyons with intent to kill, while Withers was arresting Lyons for felony. The shooting occurred despite interference by Lyons' wife and parents.
Ivans waives examination in circuit court on murder in the first degree case. Reading of the charge proceeded as he agrees to enter pleas next month when the circuit court meets the first Monday in March. Lyons faces the same charge and possible hanging. Prisoner shows visible worry under intense questioning. officials fear a collapse.
Edgar Tribble of Coburg was brought to Eugene by Marshal Stleston on a charge of selling liquor without a license. He was bound over for 250 to appear before the Justice on February 18.
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