Peruna not a cheap whiskey or substitute beverage
The piece argues Peruna cannot be used as a beverage or substitute for whiskey. It emphasizes Peruna is a medicinal compound with ingredients like cubebs hydrastis canadensis and corydalis formosa, and warns against repeating false claims that it is cheap whiskey. It urges truth and cites chemistry and medical profession hostility as causes of the rumors.
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Peruna
Perun
Peop S
Vaudiville
Steps Toward Reorganization of Railroads
Washington on March 12 reports the house committee on interstate commerce adopted a radical amendment to the administration rail road bill. It requires valuation of railroad properties by the interstate commerce commission before merging or reorganizing carriers. The change targets consolidations like the Harriman merger of Union and Southern Pacific. The amendment allows issuing stocks or bonds up to par value of combined properties and seeks to end stock watering.
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Washington
Administration
Interstate Commerce Commission
House Committee On Interstate Commerce
Harriman
Union
Southern Pacific
College Hill Street Railway Deal Nears Closure
A booster says the College Hill loop street railway deal is near closing with $40,000 bond in process. Jack Rodman and Manager Lambirth plan to travel to Portland to meet A Welch, general manager, to finalize the contract as remaining subscriptions continue.
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College Hill Street Railway
College Hill
Jack Rodman
Lambirth
Portand
A. Welch
Walte
Harold Rounds Second in Oregon Oratorical Contest
Salem Oregon March 12 Edwin F McKee of McMinnville College won first place in the state Oratorical contest with The Anglo-Saxon Harold J Rounds University of Oregon took second place and W F Gwynn Pacific University third 200000 Tine Of Sutherland's Eagle Eye Ballve were sold in 1908 and for one word of complaint though every tube was sold under a positive guarantee It is good for nothing but the eyes Ask your druggist Sold by Dillon Drug Co.
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Salem, Or
Edwin F. McKee
McMinnville College
Harold J. Rounds
University of Oregon
W. F. Gwynn
Pacific University
Sutherland
Dillon Drug Co
Wealthy Hale Breed Indian Murdered at Resort
Portland March 10. Isadore St Martin owner of a health resort on the Columbia river in Washington, stabbed to death by Hubert Brown a guest at the resort near St Martin's Springs after a quarrel over the waters. Brown fled, authorities have not arrested him, and little is known of his background. St Martin was described as a very wealthy half breed Indian.
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Portland
lIsadore St. Martin
Columbia River
Washington
Hubert Brown
St. Martin's Springs
Brown
St. Martin
Crown
Noted Bishop Dies Suddenly in Atlanta from Heart Disease
Atlantic City March 12 Bishop Henry W Spellmeier of St Louis presiding at the New Jersey conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church died suddenly at the Hotel Dennis today of heart disease.
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Atlanta
Atlantic City
Henry W. Spellmeier
St. Louis
New Jersey
Methodist Episecopal Church
Hotel Dennis
Local business and property transfers seen in town
Johnson and Cooley acquire Millorn Brothers grocery store forming Bellknap and Milton. H A Cooley buys a brick corner building from EK A Lee. Nels Roney of Eugene notes upcoming seasonal construction and hotel projects. J Beebe county fruit inspector visits for tree spraying. strict enforcement to be carried out at owner expense or tree removal. C C Jensen and Sam Bualy of Greenville Michigan purchase 100 acres of Chas Dickerson farm at 50 per acre. A C Nielsen negotiates sale.
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Johnson & Cooley
Millorn Brothers
Bellknap & Milton
H. A. Cooley
EK. A. Lee
Nels. Roney
Eugene
Roney
J. Beebe
C. C. Jensen
Sam Bualy
Greenville
Mich
Dickerson
A. C. Nielsen
Bucklen Arnica Balm Promises Quick Healing
An advert promises Bucklen's Arnica Balm as the swift cure for volcano like eruptions and skin sores. It claims instant relief for burns cuts bruises sore lips chapped hands chilblains and piles with a 25 cent price at W A Kuykendall Drug Co.
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W. A. Kuykendall Drug Co
Phone matters discussed by local manager J E Heaton
J E Heaton commercial manager for Pacific Telephone and Telegraph outlines why rates rise with exchange growth. He cites three factors installation costs operating costs and general expenses plus the need for future planning. Heaton proposes a city inventory and annual financials to set rates earning seven percent on plant value and sharing excess with Eugene.
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J. E. Heaton
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company
Ths
Heaton
Gas and Water
Eugene
Feonts
Wmall
Oregon
Eugene Exchange
Bitter attack on Glavis marks Alaska claim inquiry
Cleveland March 11 United States Commissioner W J McGee presided as Clarence Cunningham testified in the Cunningham claims inquiry. He charged Louis R Glavis with trapping people into signing an affidavit under false pretenses and with feigning a desire to clear Cunningham entries for patent while aiming to have them declared fraudulent. Cunningham said the affidavit was dictated by Glavis who induced him to sign it to secure patents. He also said Glavis claimed the claims were sound and would push them through the land office.
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Cleveland
Louis R. Glavis
Clarence Cunningham
United States
W. J. McGee
Alaska
Cunningham
Glavis
Ballinger- Pinchot
Congressional Committee
Washington
Guggenheim Syndicate
Land Office
Eugene Men Win Lebanon Sewer Survey Contract
At an adjourned Lebanon city council meeting the contract for the preliminary survey of the proposed new sewer was awarded to Eugene based firm McClain & McArthur of Eugene for 400 dollars.
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Lebanon, Or
City of
Lebanon
Messrs. McClain & McArthur
Eugene
Laughlin Cause Of Death Listed As Suicide
Pittsburg March 12 The coroner's report today states Thomas K Laughlin brother in law of President Taft died by his own action by shooting yesterday.
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Pittsburg
Thomas K. Laughlin
Taft
Hofer Boosts Nesmith County in Creswell Meeting
The Hofer rally in Creswell drew a crowded Development League room with L. D. Scarborough introducing Hofer. He touted Nesmith county growth and a railroad push, then Cottage Grove boosters spoke for county division, sparking mixed local reaction and questions about pro Nesmith bias.
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Hofer
Neamith County
Creswell
Sayn
Chronicle
Development League
Colonel Hofer
L. D. Scarborough
Railroad Corporation
Oregon
Nesmith County
Cottage Grove
Sister City
Real Estate Transfers Across Eugene Area Listings
A long list of property transfers in Lane and surrounding counties shows numerous parcels traded among individuals and firms. Transactions include Walnut Park, Creswell, Coburg, Springfield, and Eugene areas with prices ranging from $1 to $4650 and states patent deeds, road tracts, and rollovers into various trusteeships. Numerous named buyers and sellers appear, including Harden, Porter, Estes, Dwyre, Dunlapeux, Weaver, Kinge, Nelson, Berger, Williams, McKay, Hastings, and many more.
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D. L. Harden
William M. Porter
Walnut Park
Stewart
John H. Dunlapeux
Cora Belle Weaver
Hunter
A. L. Tirrell
College Hill Park
Troois Kiinge
Herman Nelson
Withrow
J. F. Berger
Burke B. Williams
George Houghton
Lane County Inc. Co
John L. Dillard
J. D. Baker
Inc
Gross
Eugene
David M. Sidwell
Ida Sidwell
Vanduya
Coburg
Cassandra Delay
Charlotte E. Pengra
Thomas Koupal
Lane County
J. Scott
Walter E. McKay
Wilbur
Springfield
C. R. Hastings
H. V. Brown
J. W. Shumate
McKenzie River Timber C
A. McKay
Creswell
J. W. McCoy
B. Lurch
Malach Miller
J. W. Thornton
Laura J. Sidwell
Clyde Sidwell Et
Benjamin M. Randall
Lena M. Gerking
Charles R. Bailey
W. T. Bailey
M. E. Jarangin
Nellie Barnard
Coleman
J. H. Miller
T. K. Hundeby
Hendrick
Floyd Lawson
D. M. Parkerson
Christina J. Hembree
West 6Th St
Byron Rubins
C. E. Russell
Charles A. Wintermeier
Charles A. Lare
H. L. Bown
Joseph Hall
Elisha Billings
John Debrick
S.r
Roderick MacKenzie
Har‘da M. Robdberson
L. E. Bean
George H. Cokter
Grenada
H. A. Trump
United States
Santa Fe Pacific ‘Railroad Company
Ernest E. Hyland
Lucy P. Tenney
John C. Parker
Mary L. McPherson
Senate panel backs Arizona and New Mexico statehood
Washington March 11 the senate committee on territories voted to report favorably the Arizona and New Mexico statehood bill after adopting an amendment against disenfranchising Mexican voters. All Democrats opposed the amendment except Clark of Arkansas. If defeated it would have made the new states Democratic.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Territories Today
Arizona
New Mexico
Clark
Arkansas
New States
Government suits against bleached flour dismissed
In Council Bluffs on March 12, the federal court dismissed cases against two Middle West companies. Four seizures of flour involved in the suits were conducted under government action, with special counsel Mr. Pierce handling the matter.
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Council Bluffs
Pierce
Middle West
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Junction City Notes
T. K. Laughlin
Wawstburne
Springfield Power & Investment Co
W. L. Yeager
B. F. Wheeler
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L. Yeager
Bik
Ellsworth
A. C. Dunn
B. K. Johnson
Oak and 13Th Sts
William F. McBee
William P. Elliott
D. A. Smith
Carl H. Zeigler
Lydia A. Walker
J. M. Durham
Long and
Landers
John W. Nokes
Clyde R. Nokes
Nokes
Redford
Chrisman
Anna L. Vite
D. C. Hubbard
Andrew Graham
G. W. Brabham
Julius Seidel
Pat W. E. Moses
Samuel Reed
Moses
Creawells
Geo. W. Irwin
Ralph Taylor
Fairmount
Melvin Hansen
John Junzicker
William Himelwright
Leon Hiatt
S. R
A. R
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Melvin Fenwick
Robert Vitus
C. J. Schmitt
C. F. Moore
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J. J. Harden
J. W Zimmerman
J. Marden
J. W. Lwermer
Bock
James Henry McFarland
Williar
M. Dickey
McFarland
R. S. Bryson
W. A. Godlove
Whiteaker
U. S
Arthur Hening
Genevieve M. Dunning
G. F. Sanborn
J. White
Fingals& Hinds
2Nd
Georgetown
Andrew Harris
Minnie M. Fox
Glenada
George H. Colter
Tom Wolf
Florence
Warren Arthur
Booth-Kelly Lumber Co
A.J. Kiepser
J. J. Kiepser
F. G. Lebke
Gustave G. Lebke
Los Angeles
Frasier and Hyland
Oregon & California Land Co
Tien Zimpat
Albert G. Hovey
Pat
Jane Maude Stracher
Geo. C. le
Amelia Hansen
Martha Rinehart
Frank E. Sly
P. G. Bradway
William EB. Field
Ruth Kemery
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Charles A. Mann
Frederick Stroud
Francis Ween
J. L. Clark
J. T. Gilfrey
J. T. Gilfry
H. FE. Walker
Jonathan Johnson
Johnson
John Kestley
John V
Crai
Southern Pacific Co
A. F. Anderson
Thomas E. Makemson
E. W. Pollock
Henry Howe
Packard
B. Huddleston
James Huddleston
Joseph Odell
Fred Easton
Geo. W. Kerr
John Stirewall
H. Venske
Louis Standacher
Lonny Walker
C. C. Coffman
Hendricks
C. H. Cannon
David J. Glendenning
B. G. McPherson
Washburne
Joseph McEngland
John A. Sanford
E. M. Harvey
E. F. Small
W. F. Weigand
Geo. W. Morgan
Melvina Kennedy
Charles C. Behnke
Moore
Geo. Melvin Miller
Robert L. Pendergraft
Chicago
F. S. Smith
Z. T. Kintaley
P. EL Co
J. Pepiot
G. W. Griffin
Ray A. Babb
David Link
Thomas F. Hill
Charley Burgess
Louis Norman
E.A. Lee
McFadden
Seuth
Millorn
Junction
Z. T. Kintzley
J. P. Fry
John F. Dick
L. B. Dickgen
Thomas Soleim
Butler Fbenschiider
Lota
Wee
S. A. Huddleston
Clifford Edwards
Ira P. Fuller
Rolla Rost
Martha Hartle
Andrewley
H. J. Jorgensen Et al
G. Hudson
Arthur John Morden
James Atking
Stuart A. Bateman
James Hawkins
Granvill O. Ritchey
A. Liton
University Eugene
S. E. Lauter
Theodore Jett
Committee
Senate
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