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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1906
Page
5
A flood of testimonials praises Peruna as a cure for female weakness and pelvic catarrh. Lizzie Redding of St. Louis and others report rapid improvement, regained strength, and renewed health after starting Peruna. Dr. Hartman invites inquiries for free advice and stresses confidentiality.
Reports from across the nation note a string of brief items: a high court decision affecting dental practice rights and licensing, alongside local obituaries, railway land rights disputes, and a court ruling on witnesses in the Packers’ case. Notable mentions include Princess Frederick’s wedding in Berlin and the death of Sheriff T. M. Brown in Eureka.
Representative Hermann faces arraignment in federal court on charges of destroying government property. Bond set at 200 dollars, with trial slated for April. U S District Attorney Baker leads the case in the District of Columbia.
Boise reports Hawley pressuring reporters and a $3800 payoff cited by Governor Gooding as Orchard’s confession. Grand jury hearings proceed while defense seeks jail transfers, better prison conditions, and possible witness secrecy amid stormy talks with Hawley. Masonic lodge in Caldwell provides secrecy for grand jury work as Colorado’s Wells heads to testify.
Irving Feb 28 Last Friday night February 23 Mr and Mrs FP J Smith hosted a dance honoring her sister Miss Mary Heitzman Refreshments were served at 12 o clock A good time was had by all Present were Mary Heitzman Christina Ceveky Frances Gimple Mary Devose May Waite Emily Devose Lizzie Nurville Mrs S Heitzman Mr and Mrs N Aya Mr and Mrs T Smith and families Mrs Wade and families Ed Parkerson and son Andy Kieltx man Joe Gimple Joe Heitzman Harry Zumwalt Lee Heitzman Ross Zumwalt Ivan Rickett Anthony Heitzman Will Gimple John Ceveky Dale Brent Fred Gimple Fred Heitzman Orew Coldren Chance McBee John Barton Charley Gimple Emery Nurre Will Boller Herman and Drew Molson
A letter to the editor describes treating typhoid fever with cold compresses and ice in the mouth. The author claims fever breaks as ice dissolves and tongue cools, citing patients cured after relapse when doctors fail. Noting doctors may scoff, he urges last resort use.
Lorane residents report busy week with sawmill work by McKernan and Vidler and Frank Woodruff returning from Silverton to visit his sister. Stone and Addison run their sawmills. D G Palm and wife from Roseburg attended Thursday entertainment and stayed through Sunday. Odd Fellows anniversary and Washington's Birthday coincided, prompting a well attended lodge celebration.
A pastor announces regular services at Elmira and Crow this Saturday and Sunday inviting the community to attend. DD BE Baker signs the notice with respectful closing.
Advertises a first grade teaching position starting March with monthly pay and satisfactory references required. Apply to J. L. Atkinson, clerk, Walton, or 214 in 2tw. Mentions medicinal products by Linn Drug Co as a curative note, with vague other text.
W J Warnock announces candidacy for Lane county sheriff. He pledges to run an economical administration and act in the best interests of the people to the extent possible if elected. The statement presents a personal bid and platform in a formal political notice.
Hyomei claims to cure catarrh by inhaling medicated air from a pocket inhaler four times daily. The full outfit includes vest pocket inhaler, dropper, and Hyomei bottle costing 1, with extra bottles at 50 cents if no cure. Hull's Drug Store notes many users cured and offers refunds if ineffective.
After March 1, the Eugene Oyster Co. will be located at 2 East Ninth Street where they will expand operations to promote a sanitary fruit and poultry market. They advise customers to contact via Red 2052, Wood. Engena Transfer Co. included.
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