Peruna Promises Cure for Coughs and Catarrh
An advertisement style account links typhoid and left side pain to catarrhal disease. It urges Peruna as a reliable remedy after testimonials from Mrs Grace Janson of Chicago and others in Kentucky Ohio and Missouri claim full recovery and lifelong relief from colds and bronchial catarrh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Janson
Madison Street
Chicago
Ill
M. F. Jones
Burning Springs
Peruna
Laura Bengo
Ann Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Births and local notices from Cottage Grove area
On March 1 1907 a son weighed 8 pounds was born to James Cochran and wife at Cottage Grove and a daughter weighing 8 pounds was born to Frank Hack et al and wife one mile east on the farm. On March 4 1907 a son weighing 10 pounds was born on Coast Fork road to Walter Garoutte and wife. Peterson went to Junction City on business connected with the Excelsior factory there owned by Royce and Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Grove
James Cochran
Frank Hacket
Coast Fork Road
Walter Garoutte
Igmop Peterson
Junction ‘City
Excelsior Factory
Royce & Pe
Pioneer William Hollandsworth Dies at 74
William Hollandsworth died Wednesday March 6 1907 of paralysis aged 74 a longtime Lane County resident. He leaves a wife three sons and five daughters. Funeral at his residence at 11 this morning with burial in Odd Fellows cemetery Crow conducted by Rev D E Baker of Eugene. W L Gilham moved to Latham to install a telegraph office as the railroad company restates a station there.
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Ralysis
William Hollandsworth
Lane County
Odd Fellows
Crow
D. E. Baker
Eugene
W. L. Gilham
Latham
Murdered man killed over snoring in Roseburg
Roseburg March 10 Philander Lemmon a laborer was killed by William Bloss with an axe and buried in a ditch after quarreling over Lemmon's loud snoring. Bloss confessed to District Attorney George Crown and led officials to the grave where the body lay under brush and earth.
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Roseburg
Philander Lemmon
William Bloss
Blow
George Crown
Lemmon
Blos
Bloss
Lemma
Body of Drowned Man Shipped to Chehalis
The body of W. F. Miles a 66 year old bachelor who disappeared after a midnight row from Rome to Florence was found downstream in the Siuslaw River and prepared for shipment to Chehalis for burial. An uncle in Chehalis and a sister in New York state are named. Oregon National Guardsmen will train on coast defenses likely at Fort Stevens Fort Columbia and Fort Canby.
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W. F. Miles
Siuslaw
Aome
Chehalis
Gordon
Miles
Rome
Florence
Masonic Lodge
New York State
Oregon
Chambers Hardware Offers Spray Pumps At Low Prices
Local hardware store promotes spray pumps starting at five tenths of a dollar with a wide selection. Includes the store name and a nod to stock items available at Chambers Hardware.
Rebuttal Evidence Offered in Thaw Trial by Jerome
New York March 11 The eighth week of the Thaw trial opened with Jerome ready to proceed with rebuttal. Longfellow Thaw family attorney faced questions over the Ethel Thomas suit. Delmas sustained objections. Jerome pressed matters before 1903, argued to strike pre 1903 evidence. Delmas agreed then withdrew consent on hypothetical questions. Jerome showed a document refresh. Delmas blocked further inquiry into the Thomas case citing professional privilege. Jerome persisted in seeking Hume Mel affidavit details while Delmas obstructed repeatedly.
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New York
Jerome
Delmas
Strick
Thaw
Thomas
Ethel Thomas
Longfellow
Hume Mel
Evelyn
White
Ellis Sent to Salem for Two Years and Half
Raymond Ellis pleaded guilty to incest and was sentenced by Judge Harris to two years and six months in the penitentiary. He will be taken to Salem probably tomorrow. The session also covered Oregon Eastern Railway condemnation cases with verdicts for plaintiffs in Lyons and McBee cases and several divorces and deed actions.
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Ellis
Salem
Harris
Oregon Eastern Railway
Dora Lyons Et al
G. H. Roberta
8. B. Mosher
J. A. Blakely
James Letson
E. S. Parks
P. M. McPherson
H. B. Dunlap
G. F. Warner
Thos
Calvert
T. J. Kirk
Ed Hanson
J. M. Cornelius
Clarence McBee
J. M. Stone
L. Y. Congdon
James Higgins
Thos. O. Evans
Gee. W. Allen
Tingley
E. F. Judkins
H. W. Dunn
Jas. Lebow
Massive Oregon timber trades shift to rail access
W C McClure of Sagina w Mich closed the largest Oregon timber deal yet, taking 18 000 acres in Polk and Lincoln counties for 900 000 with Cobb & Mitchel of Michigan as sellers. The land holds yellow fir near Siletz and will be logged via new railroad links from Hillsboro toward Portland. A separate Siuslaw deal saw 15 000 acres sold to H N Hovey and M B Starrett of Detroit, with homesteaders paid 1500 to 4000 per claim as the parcel remains distant from rail lines.
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Oregon
W. C. McClure
Saginaw
Mich
Polk
Lincoln
Cobb & Mitchel
Michigan
Portland Telegram
Silet
Portland
Hillsboro
Siuslaw River
H. N. Hovey
M. B. Starrett
Detroit
Allegany man marries mother-in-law in Marshfield wedding
In Marshfield last Thursday February 28 William Brewer wed Phoebe Michelbrink, the marriage surprising Allegany residents. Mrs Brewer owns a ranch on the Coos river west fork five miles above Allegany, while Brewer's ranch is two miles further up. The ceremony links a widowed family noted for their longtime presence in the area. The prior Mrs Brewer, daughter of the current Mrs Brewer, drowned in the Coos river about five years ago, leaving four children cared for by their grandmother. Both families are highly respected near Allegany. Louis Zimmerman, Portland councilman and president of the Lucky Boy Mining Company, is a candidate for mayor in Portland.
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Allegany, Or
Allegany
William Brewer
Phoebe Michelbrink
Marshfield
Evidence of foul murder near North Yakima found
In North Yakima Washington Anton Meyer and his son Edward unearthed the body of a young woman buried by the roadside two miles from town while working on the county road. She had brown hair gold filled teeth and a brown woolen dress. The skull was crushed and some flesh remained on the bones. A coroner's jury investigated.
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Anton Meyer
Edward
Japan Smarting Under New Rule On Passports
The article notes U S passport destination limits causing discontent and administrative action after a San Francisco school dispute. Japan protests the humiliation and pressure may push Washington to refrain from restricting where passport holders may travel.
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Japan
Tablo
San Francisco
Ballard's Horehound Syrup Promises Quick Cough Relief
A testimonial from Mrs. J Gaveston of Texas touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a universal cure for pulmonary issues. She credits rapid relief and urges readers to buy a bottle, claiming the cough will not last long.
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Pallard
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Eugene, Oregon
Frederick W
Harry K. Thaw
Raymond Ellis
I. N. Edwards
Helen Baber
W. H. Baber
B. D. Baber
Joseph H. Kahny
J. G. Burgbacher
Kahny & Burgbacher
George H. Smith
Tena
Rosalind Barbour
Oregon & California Railroad Company
R. H. Lane
Lucy E. Lane
Abbie Valentine
Palman Valentine
Ina
Chas. F. Thornton
Allie B. Thornton
Fred
Hovey and Starrett
Louis Zimmerman
The
Lucky Boy Mining Company
Metropolis
North Yakima
North Yakima, Wash
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Bull
Ene
Hewes & Potter Dept
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Boston
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Bohemia
Madame Dean
Geowa
Pertoz
Griths Wedical CO
Lancaster
Seid
W. L. DeLano
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