Peruna Endorsed by 54th Congress Members
Prominent Nebraska figure W B Andrews lauds Peruna as a healthful tonic for catarrh while congressional peers Cale Slemp and others affirm its efficacy. Testimonies mention fluid Peruna and available tablets. case of Boss Craig from Fork Vale Tennessee noted as cured after two years of head catarrh.
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Hion
W. E. Andrews
C. Slemp
Virginia
Big Stone Gap
Boss Craig
Fork Vale
Tenn
Peruna
Flood Breaches Deep Creek Dam Ruins Idaho Valley
A special dispatch from Malad Idaho reports the Deep Creek dam nine miles above town broke yesterday. A 20 foot high wall of water swept the valley inundating farm lands. Damage totaled 50 000 dollars. No lives were lost due to timely warnings.
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Salt Lake
Malad
Idah
Deep Creek
Governor Chamberlain to Deliver Fourth of July Address
Governor Chamberlain has received an invitation to speak at Grand Junction on the Fourth of July. He will remain at home and deliver the address, probably at Newberg, according to reports from Portland. Peers say the event has stirred interest though some consider the plan tentative.
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Chamberlain
Grand Junction
Newberg
President heads to Oyster Bay by special train
Washington June 20 the president and party depart for Oyster Bay aboard a special train via Jersey City and boat to Long Island. They expect to reach Oyster Bay at 5 35 this afternoon.
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Washington
Parity
Oyster Bay
Jersey City
Long Island
Shipping Point for Philippine Supplies
Washington, June 20. The H. and Carly Construction Company of New York won a 1,055,000 dollar contract for construction at Fort Mason California. The project creates a new army supply depot to serve as a shipping point on the Pacific coast to and from the Philippines.
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Washington
H. & Carly Construction Company
New York
Fort Mason
Cal
Pacific
Phill
Vines
Albany Chooses Next Fall Football Coach Prospects
It has been definitely decided that Albany will have a football coach next fall. The man has not yet been selected, but there are several good men in prospect.
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Albany
Taft Warmly Welcomed in Cincinnati Arrival and Parade
June 20 in Chhetawats Taft arrived in his native city at 8 14 am amid a large crowd. He greeted well wishers at the station and walked with Sherman amid cheers as a committee from the chamber of commerce escorted him to Tutt’s residence. A parade preceded by a government? and a crowd gathered at windows and doors. Sherman and Taft discussed the national committee chairmanship with Chicago delegates present. Hitchcock declined to be considered.
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Wm. H. Taft
Orning
Jas. & Berman
New York
Viewresider
Helio
Sherman
Taft
Taft and
Washington
Cincinnati
Chicago
National Committee
Hitchcock
Taft Himmself
Grand Jury Finishes Work With Several Indictments
The McMinnville grand jury filed its report and returned indictments including a $200 fine for Ermo Cook of Junction City for liquor sales. J B Andrews, also indicted, faced arraignment on the same charge with pleading set for tomorrow. Several cases were continued, bonds set, and a number of civil matters and a divorce were addressed.
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Galloway
McMinnville
Harris
Brownsville
Roose
Ermo Cook
Junction City
J. B. Andrews
Hammond
T. E. Uttinger
Final Grand Jury Report from Lane County 1908
The Lane County Grand Jury discharged at the June term forwards final report praising courthouse and jail conditions. They back last jury on records and assessor office layout and urge a cell for female prisoners. Names include foreman Sor en Madson and members Cochran Crow Baker Hansen Parkerson Schenck Andrews. Andrews fined 100 for selling liquor. Parmenter sentenced to six months for polygamy. Barker fined 200 for selling beer. DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills advertised.
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Fridgy’s Daily Guard
Lane County
Circuit Court
State of
Oregon
Lane
Aaid Court
Ecircuit Court
Eugene
Soren Madson
J. D. Cochran
Crow
T. Baker
R. Hansen
D. M. Parkerson
T. P. Schenck
Andrews
J. HB. Andrews
Junction City
Yeaterday
Dolly
David Parmenter
Market Day Postponed For A Week In Eugene
Heavy rain forced manager Max Zimmerman to postpone the first Market Day in Eugene to Saturday June 27. He promises better weather, plans for a wider celebration, and postponed parade events. Citizens attending hoped for clearer skies as local farmers and residents adjusted plans.
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Daily Guard
Tiday
Eugene
Max Zimmerman
West Sarnia
Totam
Lid on S P Trains in All Dry Counties
As a result of the June election many counties went dry and Southern Pacific officials plan a lid on trains passing through dry counties. No liquor may be sold on board while in dry territory and passengers must abstain. Menu cards will note drinks cannot be served in diners on these routes.
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Southern Pacific
Gregory
Jefferson
Marion County
Harriman
Oregon
Many Phones Out at Pendleton New Dry Law
Pendleton business phones to be removed by July 1 as the enioone company plans to shut down. In nearby Eugene similar bans caused 90 phones to be removed but 120 new devices were installed within two months, and manager Marston expects Pendleton to rebound quickly after prohibition starts.
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Enioone
Pendleton
Eugene
Marston
East Oregonian
Rail lines add trains on Corvallis & Eastern Railway
Harriman interests will run exclusive passenger trains on June 22 marking the first all passenger service era for the Corvallis & Eastern. An extra train will operate on the Albany to Yaquina line, making two trains each direction. Oregon fruit canning revenue falls well short of typical season totals. Commencement exercises at Central Oregon State Normal School Drain show 14 graduates. Architect Free Thomas previews plans for a country home for Thomas J. Kirk ten miles north of Eugene with ten rooms and bath.
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Corvallis & Eeatern
Harriman
Albany
Yaquina
Oregon
Ceutral
Oregon State Normal School
Drain
O. C. Beals
Ala Drain
Marion Ramey
Lillian Ramsey
Mary Mires
Ruth Hrawn
One Applegate
Moda Tracy
Belle Teague
Gertrude Moon
Maude Ashworth
Mabel Woodruff
Charlies Chadbourne
Rollin Dickerson
Free Thomas
Thomas J. Kirk
Coust Try
Eugene
Mrs Kick
Sanford Hillings Buys Corner Plot for New Store
Sanford Hillings, newly arrived from New York, purchased a corner at West Becond and Washingt onrests and plans to start a two story frame store building thereon.
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Sanford Hillings
New York
West Becond
Washingtonrests
Atheny Hints at New 2 Percent Venue Debut
An obscure report notes an Atheny style venue with a 2 percent stake and a hobo form T5 cent watch, mentioning ongoing testing and execution but few clear details about dates or participants.
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Atheny Wen
U S Engineers Promise Aid for Siuslaw River Jetty Plan
William Kyle of Florence arrives from Portland and outlines a proposed $100,000 government project to build a southern jetty on the Siuslaw river to deepen the channel, with machinery supplied by the federal government and potential continuation to a northern jetty. If bonds pass next January, work could start soon.
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Wiliam Kylie
Florence Werchant
Kugeow
Portland
Jusianda
Bovernmenstena
Wwesern
al Lie
Siusian
Florence
I Hou
Kyle
Acme
Schafer and Sweetser at Chautauqua Gladstone Park
Professor Joseph Schafer and Professor A R Sweetser of the University of Oregon will lecture at the Chautauqua at Gladstone Park from July 7 to 19. Schafer will discuss Some Things I Found in London. Sweetser will lead daily classes on life origins variation heredity breeding sanitary hygiene the gospel of pure air and pure food.
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Joseph Schafer
A. R. Sweetser
U. of O
Gladstone Park
Schafer
London
Sweetser
Lost Valley News items mix of local notes and incidents
A near fatal accident occurred when a two year old swallowed lye at the Miller home but the child survived thanks to the mother's quick action. The Divinity School’s Mr. Williams spoke in Dexter, Vesta Jacoba heads to Ashland for a summer program, Dr. Scarbrough tends to Mrs. E M Johnson, neighbors form a beer club, haying preparations begin with sun, prayer meeting and choir practice scheduled for Thursday, James Parvin returns from London Springs.
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Lost Valley
Andrew Miller
Williams
Divinity School
Dexter
Vesta Jacoba
Ashland
Scarbrough
E. M. Johnson
O. K
James Parvin
London Springs
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Proves Healed Foot Acre
Tom Moore of Rural Rouwe 1 Cochran Ga writes that an instep acre healed after using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Less than half of a 24 cent box cured it permanently. Sold under guarantee at W A Kuykendall’s drug store.
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Bucklien
Tom Moore
Rouwe 1
Cochran
Bucklen
W. A. Kuykendall
One Place Sells White Frost Refrigerators
In Eugene only the Campbell-Pellman Co. The House Furnishers offers the new standard steel tabular construction White Frost Refrigerators. An imitation made of sheet iron has appeared on the market, but for a durable refrigerator that won’t swell or warp, visit Campbell-Pellman Co. The House Furnishers.
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Eugene
Campbell-Pellman Co
pDisezwi
The Best Pils Ever and Doctor’s Endorsement
A testimonial from FP Ayscue of Ingleside N C praising Dr King’s New Life Pills after long treatment for indigestion and $200 spent. The advert claims the pills are the best, with a bold guarantor at Kuykendall’s drug store selling for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
W. A. Kuykendall
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