Peruna Editorial Defends Catarrh Remedy Claims
An editorial argues Peruna’s herbal ingredients such as hydrastis canadensis golden seal and corydalis formosa are validated by the United States Dispensatory and medical authorities. It cites Bartholo w Mallinspaugh and Scudder on related botanicals, asserts Peruna as a top catarrh remedy, and claims supporting testimonies from high medical authorities.
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Hartman
United States
Peruna
Formosa
Bartholow
Cuber
Millspaugh
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Carolina
Scudder
New York to St Louis Fast Trains to Cut Travel Time
The dispatch notes new passenger schedules between New York and St Louis will slash travel to about twenty four hours with enhanced sleeping drawing room and dining cars. Florida and Texas routes gain through service. the Florida Limited launches in January and will be faster than prior service. Also covered are the Jewish Conference in New York, the National Horse Show preparations at Madison Square Garden, and Chinatown’s shrinking district amid police crackdowns.
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New York
Louisia
Metropols
Gotham
Missouri Aetopolie
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Manapois
St. Louis
Pollman Company
York
Conference of
Ratityis
The
United and
Canada
David Thorn
Samuel Adler
Rab
Ellis Island
Num
Madison Square Garden
Milady
Alfie Vanderbilt
National Horee Show Association
Alfie
Pittsburg
Clydesdales
Shires
London
Duey
Etiil
J. W. Harriman
Nala
Harriman
Arrowhead Inn
Garden
Chinatown
Chatham Square
Elsie Sigel
Oregon Electric Purchases P E E Holdings?
The Portland Telegram notes a survey by Portland Eugene and Eastern railway along the Eugene Junction City prairie road. It reports rumors that the Oregon Electric Company will absorb the P E E and extend a west side branch via Corvallis, joining Eugene from Albany, signaling a possible merger.
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The
Portland Telegram
Portland, Eugene and Eastern Railway
Eugene
Junction City
Rays
Oregon Electric Company
Ihs
Albany
West Side
Corvallis
Prairie Road
Oregon Electric
P. E. & E. Holdings
Cottage Grove Creamery Sold to Wisconsin Dairymen
F G Stiller sold Cottage Grove Creamery to Messie Dan Bieuer and Egger Brothers of Portland formerly Wisconsin. They own a 100 head Jersey herd and seek a Cottage Grove dairy farm to relocate it. They plan to milk, sell milk and cream and manufacture butter locally after buying remaining land from a Portland tract.
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F. G. Stiller
Cottage Grove
Messie
Dan Bieuer
Egger Brothers
Portland
Wisconsin
Jones
Mound Notes and Local Happenings Through November
Special Correspondence from Mound reports fine weather for ducks and timber cruising by J. W. Bounda and Carl Oglesby with Roy Bierce guiding. A dance at C. Lewis’s place drew a small crowd due to weather. Residents like Jay Johnson, Chester Bierce, and Fred Smigley visit nearby towns. Miss Zella Crenshaw teaches the local school. Lebanon boosters raise about 2500 in monthly subscriptions.
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Mound
J. W. Bounda
Carl Oglesby
Mit
Roy Bierce
Mr. Oglesby
C. Lewis
Jay Johnson
Hadleyville
Chester Bierce
Panther
Holland
M. D. Johnson
Eugene
Owen
Jas. Hartley
Woods
Chas, Gold
Chester Bleree
H. D. Johnson
Lebanon
Obituary of John W. Cox of Springfield Oregon 1842 1909
John Washington Cox died in Springfield Oregon on October 31 1909 aged 67 years 3 months and 15 days He was born July 16 1842 in Johnson County Missouri He crossed the plains in 1831 and joined the M E church in 1895 at Lowell Oregon He is survived by his wife three children Bertie Cox Mrs J M Talley and Mrs Ed Cluer two of his brothers 8 F and R F Cox Palouse Washington W C Cox Prineville Oregon J F Cox Grants Pass plus many relatives and friends He was a faithful Christian and trusted in Jesus.
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Springfield
Oregon
John Washington Cox
Johnson County
Plains
M. E. Church
Lowell, Or
Jesus
Bertie Cox
J. M. Talley
Ed Cluer
Eugene
8. F
R. F. Cox
Palouse
Wash
W. C. Cox
Prineville, Or
J. F. Cox
Grants Pasa
Chinatown Gambler Scene Shifts as Revival Tongs Begin Shooting
The district sees a downturn in gambling as inspectors and police tighten controls. Once prosperous gambling houses in Chinatown now hide from sight, leaving only the most experienced rounders to seek games. Chinatown risks losing its principal resource and attraction without the chance games.
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John Daly
Micheal Galvin
Chinatown
Cottage Grove Sentinel Serves Cottage Grove With Local News
The Cottage Grove Sentinel expands to sixteen pages filled with advertising and local news under a new proprietor, delivering a strong community-focused weekly paper for Cottage Grove.
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Cottage Grove
Oregon
Retirement rumor swirls around French president Fallieres
London reports on Armand Fallieres nearing end of presidency as he marks his sixty eighth birthday. Editorial chatter suggests he may resign within a year and a new leader will take the French helm. Also notes on British figures Rosebery and on treatment methods using zinc ion therapy for rodent ulcers.
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London
Armand Fallieres
French Republic
France
Fallieres
Fallieres and Japanese maneuvers in Europe and Asia
European capitals mourn a probable Fallieres resignation amid debate over health and virtue. In Japan, a vast seventy thousand strong army maneuvers at Utsunomiya will showcase drills, target practice and mock battles with four thousand officers and sixty seven thousand soldiers amid global observers.
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Fallieres
M. Fallieeres
Europe
London
England
France
Edward
M. Fallieres
Nerac
Republic
Faliieres
Count de Castellane
Japan
Utsunomiya
United States
Denton Bribery Case Bond Forfeited by Court
Robert Denton once offered Chief of Police Farrington ten dollars for immunity from liquor raids and forfeited his eight hundred dollar cash bond at the preliminary exam. Judge Harria declared the bond forfeited last evening at the étreult court. The grand jury yesterday compelled the retirement of Joseph Chamberlain from public life. The English politician was born in 1836 and entered Parliament in 1876.
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Robert Denton
Farrington
Harria
Étreult Court
Joseph Chamberlain
Denton bribery case yields no true bill and warnings
A true pill against Denton for bribery failed as he vanished from the city over two months ago. He once met Chief Farrington in a Fraser building cigar store and gave an envelope with instructions to open later revealing a five dollar bill. He offered another five then. The grand jury reported no true bill in Chas E. Fero’s gun case and ordered bail refunded. Danstrom suit against Pirie proceeds with a selected jury. Pacific Light & Power Co. receives voluntary non-suit in right of way case at Triangle lake.
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Ternoon
Denton
Farrington
Frasier Building
Chas. E. Fero
Danstrom
Pirie
Lena
Peter Danstrom
George Pirie
Clarence Brattain
J. N. Crow
John Kirk
I. W. Petrie
W. E. Winfrey
A. M. Best
L. H. Elspass
J. B. Bamford
J.H. Blewett
R. B. Henderson
T. J. Kirk
H. M. Parvin
The
Pacific Light & Power Co
Thomas H. Watkins
Triangle Lake
Tragedy at Crawfordsville High Football Game
Harry Houston aged 19 collapsed during a Crawfordsville Indiana high school football game from heart failure after a scrimmage. He suffered fainting spells and heart pains, was helped from the field, and died a few minutes later. Authorities plan to consider abolishing the sport for local high school players.
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Crawfordsville
Ind
Harry Houston
Houston
Oregon Agricultural College to Witness Big Football Game
Corvallis officials announce that about 2,000 students and faculty will travel to Eugene on November 19 to attend the annual football game between the college and the university. classes will be suspended for the day and special trains will run to and from Corvallis for the event.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Eugene
Fragmentary patient account of feeding tube complications
The speaker describes placement of a feeding tube below the breast-bone with pain when the tube is advanced. She reports sickness after withdrawal, irregular feeding, and indigestion. She alleges forced feeding by medical personnel amid provocation and being overwhelmed by numbers.
Parsons Move Into St Francis Apartments
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Parsons have taken apartments at the St Francis, marking a new residence arrangement for the couple in the city.
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Mrs. Earl Parsons
The
St. Francis
Lupton Guilty Of Illicit Liquor Sale In Daly Guard Report
In a Daly Guard story from Thursday, Jack Lupton was found guilty by a jury of selling liquor and faces sentencing Saturday at 10 a.m. John Camp admitted guilt to larceny by bailee and was sentenced to three years with monthly reporting parole. Matlock trial set for Saturday, and a Cottage Grove civil case involving Cottage Grove residents and the Methodist church trustees saw a new suit filed and the case dismissed after plaintiff’s testimony.
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Daly Guard
Jack Lupton
Camp
John Camp
Coke
Matlock
Joseph F. Matlock
Sarah E. Blair
John F. Spray
Cottage Grove
John Hazleton
Methodist Church
Bert K. Lawson
Marion Veatch
D. T. Awbrey
J. I. Jones
John D. Cochran
J. B. Lewis
Frank D
Wheeler
Jas
Warren home from Seattle after Lane county exhibit
E M Warren returned from Seattle with Lane county exhibit notes. He reports the exhibit made a strong impression at the exposition and that all items except the Kiser pictures will be shipped to Eugene for sale by the Commercial Club. The remaining pictures will tour the East as advertising.
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E. M. Warren
Lane County
Seattle
Sound City
Warren
Seattle Spirit
Many Offers For The Big Fight
After the Jeffries Johnson world heavyweight title agreement the fight promoters report substantial interest. Promoters in Centralia Washington bid $125000 while Sid Hester of the Mission Athletic club, San Francisco, offers $75000 guaranteed. Chico California also avenues at $6000. More offers are expected under the new agreement.
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New York
James J. Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Centralia
Wash
Sid Hester
Mission Athletic Club
San Francisco
Chico
Cal
Million Dollar Building Found to be Unsafe
New York reports the two million dollar criminal court building ordered vacated. A heavy timber shield is placed over Lafayette street to protect the subway if it collapses. Passengers alight at nearby blocks and subway trains run at reduced speed. The Tombs prison was also found settling with a small outer wall fissure, though no evacuation planned.
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New York
Criminal Court
Lafayette Street
Tombs
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Oregon Lectric
Cottage Grove Creamery
Lord Rosebery
Paris
Lewis Jones
Congo
Russia
Morocco
Philippines
Kelly
New Medical Idea
St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Professor le
Leigh
Winson Green
President Fallieres
Lupton
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