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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1907

Page

4

Cottage Grove Fire Limits Case Upheld by Judge

M Hubbel was arrested on a complaint by J C Porter for violating Cottage Grove fire limit ordinances. The demurrer arguing invalidity was sustained, upholding the ordinance as valid. Also notes a mill accident to Wilbur Kelly and a rain-soaked harvest sentiment at town’s end.

Cottage Grove M. Hubbel J. C. Porter Johnson and Medley John M. Williams A. H. King City Recorder Webfoot Wilbur Kelly Disston Big Ax Dr. Oglesby

Warren seeks help to gather Lane county fair exhibit

FE Warren requests farmers with fruit grain or vegetable items to inform him for collection for Lane county exhibit at the estate fair. $250 allotted by county court promises a strong display. Warren seeks currants and gooseberries and other farm products to showcase. Last year Lane county placed second and aims for first with hard work and good fare.

FE. M. Warren Lane County KE. M. Warren West Seventh Lawrence Streets County Commissioners’ Court

Lost Valley Correspondent Reports Templeton Return from Camp

Special Correspondence from Lost Valley notes F. T. Templeton has returned from camp with a brief update.

Lost Valley F. T. Templeton

Wolf Creek Items Special Correspondence

Panther June 12 notes a cooker and rain, Leon Myers of Eugene began a three months school here May 20, and a Bible school was organized here.

Panther Leon Myers Eugene

Hyomei for catarrh remedies advertised in Drag Co.

An advertisement touts Hyomei as a treatment for catarrh citing relief for burning throat and nasal discharge. It promotes an airborne medication with a $1 outfit and a personal guarantee of refund if not effective, and mentions Hollister's Rocky Mountain products and a 35 cent tea or tablets option.

Hull

Doan's Kidney Pills Featured In Eugene Case Testimony

Local reader W W Gossett of 558 Madison Eugene recounts a wartime service in the 77th Ohio and a kidney pain cure after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He cites permanent relief and notes returning to normal life since 1903 with no further kidney issues. Also listed is a 400 acre Eugene area land bargain with timber and orchard, and a police report: Shell Coffman and Fred Craig fined for assault, with their later absence noted.

Doan Eugene W. W. Gossett Madison Street 77Th Ohio Regiment Grant Shiloh Dean W. L. DeLano Gossett Foster-Milburn Company Buffalo New York United States Shell Coffman Fred Craig Lute Ackerson Bryson Justice Court Anti

Stock Pasture Notice Near Town

Stock taken for pasture three and a half miles from town. Enquire M. Warren at 442 Lawrence Street. A large shipment of 9212 Inerain runes received. Contact HARDWARE Co.

M. Warren Lawrence St Inet

Cross Examination Yields No New Evidence in Orchard Case

The fourth day of Harry Orchard's cross examination yields dull questioning with little additional corroboration. Orchard's key statements concern murders tied to Moyer Pettibone and Haywood, which he believes to be true though not self-serving. Richardson’s cross has exposed links between Orchard and allies, yet remains unable to undermine the core testimony.

Harry Orchard Enelch Massachusetts Orchard Hawley England New York Moyer Pettibone Haywood Lord Jesus Christ God Richardson

Stone fruit jars on sale at Eugene Grocery storefront

Eugene Grocery on East Nipth street advertises the widest line of stone fruit jars from half gallon to 12 gallon. The notice promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea from Linn Drug Co as a stomach and energy booster at 35 cents for tea or tablets.

Eugene Eugene Grocery East Nipth St Hollister Rocky Mountain Linn Drug Co

Chambers Hardware highlights ice cream freezer and optics

An ad segment promotes a Peerless ice cream freezer that freezes cream in three minutes and notes Chambers Hardware Co offers reasons it outperforms competitors. It also announces Dr. Lowe the optician will test eyes in Eugene next week. A second-hand goods offer and payment options via local merchants are listed.

Chambers Hardware Co

Baby’s Dread Case of Cud Ends In Death

Three doctors fought to help a severely afflicted infant whose mouth was crusted over and bleeding as disease ravaged the cheeks. The extended case worsened, with ulcers forming across the body and agony mounting before relief proved impossible.

Miraculous Cure Cited for Child Eczema by Cuticura

A testimonial recounts severe eczema in a month old child with facial holes and crusted lips. After trials of three doctors, Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent produced rapid improvement within two weeks, leaving the skin smooth and white. Hohrath of Hohrath Company signs the letter dated June 5, 1905.

Cuticura Hohrath L Hohrath Company Rink Alley Bethlehem

Pleasant Hill Ball Team Looks Ready for Lane Championship

The Pleasant Hill baseball squad emerges as a strong Lane county title contender after beating Cottage Grove twice and Coburg once. They also defeated Coburg 3 to 2 and beat Cottage Grove 5 to 3 at a Pleasant Hill picnic, with more games likely arranged against McCormick's Colts of Eugene.

Pleasant Hill Cottage Grove Coburg McCormick Eugene

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