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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
9
An injury cure all disease claim promotes Kilmer’s Swamp Root as kidney liver and bladder remedy. It asserts kidney disease causes sudden deaths and offers a free sample and book by mail from Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY.
Elmira notes reflect local life on February 26 with weather gardens and social events. B. W. Inman and family visited the burg while Mrs. Colgaard recovers from gripe. Alice Ware returns, Delphene Bown visits Smithfield, Mabel Hayes recovers from operation, and various neighbors attend services and entertainments.
Eeilers Piano House at 24 West Seventh Street announces a closing sale with many rare bargains still available. Prospective buyers are urged to act now as prices have fallen and neighbors have saved 75 to 125 dollars.
Lane county Oregon commissioners court will accept sealed bids to furnish and deliver 190 cords of old growth four foot wood or 100 cords of second growth four foot wood to Eugene courthouse. Bids due by March 4, 1948 at 2 p.m. Selections may reject all bids. County Clerk KB U Lee signs notice.
Portland market notes show hops unsettled with erratic prices and a wrecked hop growers union led by Durst men. New York and Pacific coast prices cited. local market reveals creameries firm and cattle, hogs, and chickens in steady demand with Portland livestock prices steady. Additional items include fruits vegetables eggs butter and regional supply concerns.
A continuation quotes discussing a priest’s murder as the zenith of rebellion against religious authority. It portrays the killer as logical, an anarchist acting against the church, and seizes the altar in a symbolic act. The passage critiques the act as a drastic assertion of anti clerical principles.
The ad touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the back bone of a woman's health, claiming it swiftly relieves backache nervousness and menstrual disorders. It cites testimonials from Mrs Will Young and Mrs Augustus Lyon praising restored health after use, noting the remedy's thirty year history and claims of curing displacements inflammation and other feminine ailments.
The priest embodies a quiet power, choosing poverty and service as Francis did, carrying church authority within. An officer of a vast disciplined army travels the world, fighting disorder and anarchy in heart, speech, and action, upholding a moral order above human governance.
For pure bed rock water see La Duke and Leffler the well drillers Prices reasonable Phone fed 512 999 Villard avenue.
Notice announces the 4% annual Llewellyn Telephone stockholders meeting at Central School House on March 2, 1908, at 1 pm. Secretary J B Perkine and M Herman reside in Mareksburg. Report mentions farmers rushing work during fine weather and a local optician Dr Lowe being in Eugene next week for glasses.
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