Peruna Promoted By Grip Victims Across States
Victims of grip describe relief and renewed health after using Peruna with testimonials from K Bevelii of Grand Sapa Michigan and others in Petoskey Fast Lake Ala and Big Cabin Indian Territory. They credit Peruna with curing la grippe lingering stomach kidney nasal catarrh and systemic catarrh and urge others to try the remedy. Many thousands of people reportedly endorse Peruna as a remedy against grip and its consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wr. K. Bevelii
Michigan V. J
Hermitage St
Grand Sapa, Mich
Gentry Gates
Fast Lake
Ala
Mia
Jennie W. Cecil
Big Cabin
Indian Territory
Indiana Reform School For Boys
Peruna
Manalin
Dreaded brown tail moth shows up in valley
Local horticulture officials warn of brown tail moth spreading from French nursery stock imported to Salem. Armstron g, Williamson, and C A C officials report infected seedlings found during inspection. The pest has caused costly efforts elsewhere, with widespread plant and tree damage, and strict inspection rules to prevent entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Armstrong
Hetor
Willamfe Valley
H. M. Wil
State Board Horticulture
Mit
France
Yeterday
C. E. Lansing
Armstrong
Salem
Arm
L Aw
Williamson
Massachusetts
Mt. Williamson
C. A.C
Paisie
Ben Teal Sentenced After Perjury Verdict
Tork Fen 26 jury convicts Ben Teal of perjury in a divorce case. Mrs Teal, once of Greton and sister-in-law to a prominent attorney, receives a year sentence in the case heard today. The verdict was announced after a dramatic courtroom scene as Teal was led away to a chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teal
Usuay
Tork
Fen
Ben Teal
Frank J. St
Teal Smet
Cae Wen
Mabie
Greton
Goshen Items Special Correspondence
Goshen notes report Florence Gilbert’s visit from Linn county and a party for Edna Howard and Sadie Odell with music and games. The Thurston debating team comes March 6 to discuss Washington versus Lincoln. Scott and Jim Miller plant 100 walnut trees. Emily Johns travels to Portland for millinery wholesale work. Baseball plans recur March 12 with good weather and a lively game day. Mary Gilbert and cousin visit East Goshen. March 34 literary meeting prep promises an interesting program. Mrs J V Stewart visits Dexter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Florence Gilbert
Linn County
Edna Howard
Sadie Odell
Howard
Maren
Thurston
Washington
Lincoln
Scott
Jim Miller
Emily Johns
Portland
Mary Gilbert
Gilbert
East Goshen
J. V. Stewart
Dexter
Evans Humphrey and Mack Return From Lethbridge Trip
Evans Jas Humphrey and Mack returned from Lethbridge Alberta today. Grose to return in a few days. They report a fine trip and were impressed with the country having bought land there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evans
Jas
Humphrey
Mack
Lethi
Alberta
G. Grose
Appraisers file estate inventory in probate court
Ren Pitcher Dave Mos and Ane tineZoker, appraisers of the estate B Kerr Jr deceased, have filed their Inventory in the probate court. They appraised the property of the estate at 1615.59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ren Pitcher
Dave Mos
AnetineZoker
B. Kerr, Jr
Peruna testimonials from readers praise its cures
Rev George A E Troutman of Missouri and Mrs Stiegnitz of Nepal Texas share that Peruna cured their catarrh and la grippe while Mrs Wells of Delaware Ohio reports relief after a severe la grippe. They urge others to try the medicine and send best wishes for its success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. E. Troutman
Washington, Mo
Charles FE. Wells, Sr
Routh St
Delaware
Ohio
Peruna
Harrisburg Men Buy Kompp Livery Stable at Junction
Harrisburg February 27 Smith Bros who sold their livery business to Scott and Jones have bargained for Bud Kompp s livery at Junction City. The deal will close and the Smith boys take possession Monday. Also John Perrin of Hill and Perrin hardware dealers sold his interest to R C Shisler who bought the Harrisburg hotel. Perrin plans to relocate with son Ernest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Smith Bros
Scott & Jones
Bud Kompp
Junction City
Smith Boys
John Perrin
Hill & Perrin
Hardware Deasers
R. C
Harrisburg Notes Include Fruit Prospects and Local Movers
Harrisburg residents hear plans for a wireless station investment and welcome fruit industry talks by Professor Lewis and County Fruit Inspector Cooper on March 6. A box of fruit trees arrives for local planting and C W Jennings begins moving to Roseburg with fond local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
G. W. Parker
Eugene
Lopton
Elmer Jones
A. M. Pryor
Lewis
Corvallis
Cooper
Albany
C. W. Jennings
Roseburg
Oregon
Barnard and Mrs Con to Open Millinery Store
Fred Barnard and Mrs Con departed for Medford to establish a millinery shop soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira
Fred Barnard
Mrs. Conover
Medford
Are Welch Railways Owned by Jim Hill in Portland?
The Portland Telegram reported that Hill interests control United Railways of Portland and Vancouver Traction Company, with Welch's Vancouver line owning Eugene and linked to United Railways. They note cross operations, shared tracks, joint facilities, and alignment with Hill networks reaching Clark county Chehalis and Centralia, implying Hill ownership or control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Telegram
Hill
United Railways
Portland
Vancouver Traction Company
Welch Company
Eugene
Telegram
Columbia
Willamette
Clark County
Vancouver
Willamette River
Northern Pacific
Portland Railway, Light & Power Company
Vuantouver Traction Company
Chehelis
Centralia
Chehalis
Plant Wizard of Luther Burbank Incorporated for Millions
San Francisco date reports Luther Burbank the plant wizard has his discoveries capitalized for several million dollars. Hartland Law Herbert E Law and Oscar E Dinner secure sole world distribution rights. The Luther Burbank's Products Incorporated will distribute past and future plant discoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Luther Burbank
Santa Rosa
Hartland Law
Herbert E. Law
Oscar E. Dinner
Burbank
Luther Burbank’s Products, Incorporated
Tobacco Trust and Its Dominant Control Revealed
Washington report by Herbert Knox Smith, commissioner of Corporations, analyzes the tobacco industry and the alleged tobacco trust. It concludes the organization aims to secure a dominant market position and maintains nearly complete control of the U S tobacco business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Herbert Knox Smith
United States
Widow and family die in Bakersfield house fire
In Bakersfield California Mrs M W Beekman widow and her four children aged seven miles from the city perished as their home burned to ashes. Fire investigators found they slept in one bedroom two beds and bodies in their usual positions with bloodstained mattress. No enemies or motive found amid limited clues. A watchdog belonged to Mrs Beekman was poisoned days earlier. Beekman estate valued at 75000 with the widow receiving most and $100 to each child from a former wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Cal
M. W. Beekman
The Combination’s Cigar Industry Dominance Examined
The article analyzes how The Combination uses large plants and efficient machinery to control market share while charging high prices. Despite aggressive advertising, price cutting with fighting brands, and independent rivals, competitors gain ground, pushing weaker firms out or selling to The Combination, which often pays high prices to acquire larger rivals and sustain profits.
Harrisburg Notes From Feb 24 Special Correspondent
Harrisburg files report on grand jury questions for L Boggs and Ed Ayres returning from Eugene. River risings threaten ferry service while residents long for a bridge. The Harrisburg Improvement Club building receives paint and new glass front, promising business district vitality. E 3 VanDueen acquires Scott Jones billiard and soft drink business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
L. Boggs
Grand Jury
Eugene
West Side
Ayres
jJust
Harrisburg Improvement Club
VanDueen
Scott & Jones Billiard
Business Needs Tariff Revision Says Judge Taft
New York report notes Judge Taft stated tariff revision is the primary remedy for current business conditions and he hopes it can be accomplished by June 1. The statement framed as a priority in economic relief discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Taft
President of railroad blocks investigation in court scandal
Spokane Feb 25 Louis W Hill president of the Great Northern Railway Co refuses access to key papers tied to the Sparrow vs Great Northern damage suit. The grand jury will still meet in March to pursue charges against M J Gordon formerly counsel for the company for alleged embezzlement and to probe alleged influence with Justice Milo Root in a court decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Fred Pugh
Louis W. Hill
Great Northern Railway Co
Supreme Court
James Sparrow
Great Northern
Spokane County Grand Jury
M. J. Gordon
Hill
Grand
Gordon
Milo Root
State Supreme Court
Root
Oar Association
Dairyman Bennett Plans River Current Motors in Eugene
Frank G Bennett of this city, dairyman and automobile agent, has invented a water current motor to generate power in the Willamette River between the mill race head and Eugene wagon bridge. He seeks appropriation of 300000 miners inches and intends to install several motors with cables feeding dynamos or direct machinery. The device uses portable dams to deflect water to a wheel, with multiple wheels in series to supply power for small farms and machinery. A company may be formed soon to operate the motors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Bennett
Willamette
Eugene
Dennett
Bennett
Benmat
Eugene and Pacific Electric Railway Incorporated
Articles of incorporation for the Eugene and Pacific Electric Railway Company were forwarded to the secretary of state. Founders are F A Anderson E M Johnson and Jack Rodman with principal office in Eugene and capital stock of 4 million dollars. Lane County Asset Company will transfer county road and city street franchises to the new firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene & Pacific Electric Railway Company
Lane County Asset Company
F. A. Anderson
E. M. Johnson
Jack Rodman
Eugene
Died In Eugene Miss Ming Farnham at 23
Ming Verna Edith Farnham died February 27 1909 in her Broders block apartment at 3 a m from typhoid fever. She came from the East to Lane County a year and a half ago and worked as a stenographer in Eugene. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs JL B Farnham and five siblings, funeral Sunday at Gordon's parlors at one o'clock with interment in I C C F cemetery conducted by Rev J S McCallum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broders
Ming Verna Edith Farnham
JL. B. Farnham
Lane County
Eugene
Young Criminal Threatens Judge After Court Transfer
Ray Martin, a youth who burglarized Polders & Davis haberdashery, was sent back from juvenile to circuit court. He has boasted of harming officers and threatened Judge Chrisman, with officials viewing a term in the penitentiary as more fitting than reform school. He remains quarrelsome, sometimes kept in the jail cage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Martin
Polders & Davis
Circuit Court
Juvenile Court
State Penitentiary
Reform School
Martin
Chrisman
Eljrcult
Colonel Cooper Accused in Murky State Case
Nashville February 24 authorities claim Colonel Cooper defrauded the state by more than 104000 while clerk and master of chancery for Maury county. In the Sharpe and Cooper trial over Senator Carmack’s death, the defense contends irregular office management, while Polk’s eighties schemes are cited as a state venture. Cooper admits Polk was partner but says he did not handle or know of any misappropriated funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Cooper
Maury County
Sharpe
Carmack
M. T. Polk
Polk
Civil War veteran George C. Snyder dies in Coburg Oregon
George C. Snyder born December 25 1841 in Hamburg Michigan died February 16 1909 in Coburg Oregon of paralysis after a three week illness. He served four years in the Civil War and saved the flag in Washington DC. He married Mary Stearn in 1866 and had 12 children. widow Mary Snyder died about three years earlier. Surviving children include Meda Catching Cramer Snyder Araminta Heller Hattie Williams James Snyder Grace Hanson Pearl Snyder and Cecil Snyder. He moved to Nebraska in 1877 and to Oregon in 1885. Funeral was February 17 at the M E church with burial at Coburg O O F cemetery. G A R conducted grave services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Snyder
Hamburg
Mich
Coburg
Minnesota
Washington, D. C
Snyder
Mary Stearn
Meda Catching
Springfield
Cramer Snyder
Araminta Heller
Eugene
Hattie Williams
James Snyder
Marcola
Grace Hanson
Portland
Cecil Snyder
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Victims of the
Grip
J. B. Allen
Petoskey, Mich
la Grippe
Guiibe
E. B. Stiegnitz
Nepal
Texan
Loften
Junction
Harrisburg and
Welch Railways
Jim Hill
Plant Wizard
Tobacco Trust
James B. Duke
Harrisburg News
Prank Bennett
Eugene & Pacific Electric Railway IS Incorporated
Young Criminal
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