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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1907

Page

5

Peruna Promoted as Standard Remedy for Catarrh

A historic advertisement extols Peruna as the standard cure for catarrh, noting widespread recognition in the United States and abroad with an estimated two hundred thousand U.S. victims annually. The copy emphasizes Pe-ru-na’s long standing prominence in both hemispheres.

United States

Freeze Out Foreclosure Drama At Oregon Securities

Minority stockholders in the Oregon Securities Company announce plans to investigate the firm’s affairs to prevent a foreclosure they view as a move to freeze out investors. They have hired James Lindsay to assess the property and will obtain company books from New York, with funds raised by H G Cotton and C H Thompson. Also mentions kidney health ad for Doan’s Kidney Pills endorsed by Eugene resident Mrs. R W Kirkpatrick.

Ralph R. Dunniway Oregon Securities Company Bohemia Lane County Oregonian G. B. Hengen Oregon Committee of Oregon Stockholders Hengen James Lindsay New York H. G. Cotton C. H. Thompson Eugene Dean R. W. Kirkpatrick West Seventh Street Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. C United States

Ballard's Horehound Syrup Praised by Reader

In Liberty Texas on December 25 1902 J Chambers of the Vindicator testifies to Ballards Horehound Syrup as the most effective remedy for coughs and colds after using it in his family. Sold locally by Lins Drug Co.

J. Chambers Liberty Texas Ballard Lins Drug Co

Ruef Case Postponed One Week in San Francisco Court

San Francisco March 25 Abraham Ruef and Chief of Police Dinan appeared in court on conspiracy indictments but cases postponed for one week due to grand jury duties. Detective Burns said Louis Glass of Pacific States Telephone may be in custody soon. A K Detwiler reportedly at Cairo Exc. Witnesses include A T Bass and William Mead. Washington March 25 Supreme Court dismissed Ruef habeas corpus plea upon regular counsel motion with mandate to issue.

San Francisco Abraham Ruef Dinan Heney Burns Louis Glass Pacific States Telephone & Telegraph Company Tonopah Goldfield A. K. Detwiler Home Telephone Company Cairo Excit Washington Ruef Supreme Court of the United States

New Catholic Church Dedicated in Solemn Ceremony

The new Catholic church was dedicated yesterday with Archbishop Christie and Rt Rev Abbott presiding. Father J M O'Farrell led Palm Sunday mass and a sermon by Abbott argued for church foundations. The history recounts mission growth since 1873 and plans for the new building completed in 1906.

Cathol U Christie Abbott St. Angel Columbia University Four Walla J. M. O'Farrell Scherzinger Christie Christ F A. Blanchett Goens, Dellman Nespilier Macken Gibn Father Metayer Father Beck Father Stravens Father Black Father Daly Father Pryzbylski Father Buetgen Reidhaar J. Hunticker

Lunacy Commission for Harry Thaw Appointed

Justice Fitzgerald orders a lunacy commission to assess Harry Thaw after a dispute over affidavits. The panel includes Morgan J. O'Brien Peter B. Olney and Dr Leopold Putzell. If sane, trial resumes. if not, committal to Mattewan asylum likely. Mrs Evelyn Thaw accompanied by counsel to the Tombs as the decision is announced.

New York Evelyn Thaw Tombs Mersrs Hartridge O'Reilly Thaw Mia White Mattewan Justice Fitzgerald The Supreme Court Peter B. Olney Leopold Putzell

Walter Smith Severely Injured in a Runaway

E C Hilla of Barnard West livery reports a severe runaway near Natron injuring Walter Smith of Jasper. On a freight trip from Eugene to Jasper with seama for a new church, the wagon’s horses bolted two to three hundred yards. Smith fell broke free and was dragged in mud, kicked by a horse, suffering serious though not life threatening injuries. He was taken to Natron to his father’s home for care.

E. C. Hilla Barnard & West Walter Smith Jasper Smith Eugene Seama New Christian Church Natron Mr. Smith Mr. Hills

Beauty tip advertises Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea

A beauty specialist recommends Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea priced at 36 cents to achieve a round rosy plump pretty style. Linn Drug Co and Attorney J E Young are noted in the snippet. Young traveled from Cottage Grove on the noon train.

Hollister Rocky Mountain Linn Drug Co J. E. Young Cottage Grove

Chicago to New York Electric Air Line project outlined

The article describes a proposed Chicago New York Electric Air Line Railroad aiming to cut travel to ten hours using a straight high speed electric route. It explains stock offerings to the public, with par value 100 dollars and total capitalization 200 million, selling at 45 dollars with a 4.50 dollar monthly down payment.

New York York Chicago Pennsylvania Railroad Chicago-New York Electric Air Line Railroad Company

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