Henrietta Marsh Endorses Peruna Remedy in Letter
Mrs Henrietta A S Marsh of Los Angeles California and president of the Woman's Benevolent Age writes that after suffering seven years with la grippe she found Peruna effective. She reports rapid improvement and full restoration within three weeks and notes continued use. The letter is dated August 31 1001 and is addressed to Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta A. S. Marsh
St. Los Angeles
Cal
Woman's Benevolent Age'n
Mra. Maresh
Kentucky
Tennessee
Henrietta A. 8. Marsh
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Colusubus
Ohio
Estate of Abner Wharton cited for court order on real property
In the County Court of Oregon for Lane County you are cited to appear December 20 in the court to show why an order should not be made for the sale of real property belonging to the estate of Abner C. Wharton. The described real estate is the south half of the original D. L. of Thomas T. Driskill and wife in sections 4, township 18 south, range 5 Willamette Meridian, Lane County Oregon. Witness Hon. G. R. Chrisman, county judge, dated November 12, 1806 with clerk E. A. Lee. Notice also to public about United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon October 18 1906. Josie Hale Bush of Bay Center Washington filed sworn statement 7232 for purchase of land in section 20 township 18 south range 11 east. Will prove timber suitability and will present witnesses P. Deveraux Eugene Whitten Portland Boek Bush and Gertrude Bay Center as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
County Court of the of
Oregon
Lane
D. L
Thomas T. Driskill
Willamette Meridian
County
G. R. Chrisman
S of Oregon
E. A. Lee
FP. G. Stickles
United States Land Office
Roseburg
Act Congress
California
H. Nevada
Washington
Josie Hale Bush
Bay Cen
Pacific
State of Washon
Teister
Witneses P. Devereaux
Eugene
Ore
Whitten
Portland
Boek
Bush and
Gertrude
Bay Center
Wash
Benjamin L. Eddy
Register
Count Witte No Longer Russian Hero In Petersburg
Bt Petersburg Nov 13 Count Witte arrival caused little stir with only a few callers and cautious reporters. He refused interviews and authorities say Jewish disabilities reforms will appear in temporary legislation before parliament. Moscow Nov 14 police identify bomb thrower at General Rheinbot as Mazury brother. Rheinbot killed his would-be assassin in the confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Witte
Portamouth
Moscow
Rheinbot
Mazury Brothers
Executive Committee Report on Labor Campaign Funds
Minneapolis reports the executive committee notes AFL campaign receipts of 8056 and expenditures of 7834. It rejects forming a distinct party or dictating union member allegiance but aims to propose legislative measures favorable to labor and back sympathetic representatives and senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
American Federation of Labor
Executive Committee
American Federation
Youngest Knight Templar in World Highlighted
The San Francisco Examiner featured Ralph D. Robinson of Eugene as the youngest Knight Templar in the world. A UC Berkeley student, he rose rapidly through Masonry ranks, earning a commandery degree within months after his 21st birthday, while his father J F Robinson expresses pride and caution. The piece notes his fraternity ties and the broader praise from friends and the Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Franciscco Examiner
Ralph D. Robinson
Eugene
Robinson
University of Californian
Robin
Jas. F . Robinson
Medearly
Ralph D. Hobimaon
University of California
College of Seeing Science
Hed
Mack Crosa
Masry
Jes Thin
J. P. Robinson
Oregon
Eran Commandery
Theta Delta Chi
Ternity
Ube University
DuBoise Taken to Dallas for Trial
Sheriff Grant of Polk County arrested Irving DuBoise in Dallas on a charge of statutory rape involving 14 year old Mabel Conrad of Marco La. He was taken to Dallas for trial and the Polk County charge of enticing a minor girl for prostitution and concubinage was dismissed as not a true bill by the grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif Grant
Polk County
Dallas
Irving DuBoise
Mabel Conrad
Marcola
DuBoise
Charles L Vinal Dies In Eugene Home
Charles Wing, died Sunday evening at the home of his son in law and daughter Jr and Merc P M Day at West Eleventh and Charnelton streets. He was 118? years old, born November 11, 1828 in Winterport Maine. He came to Minneapolis in 1855 then moved to Eugene five years ago. Mrs Day is the only child. Funeral was held this forenoon at the Day residence and interment in Masonic cemetery conducted by Rev D D A Trimble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wing
West Eleventh
Charnelton Streets
Winterport
Maine
Minneapolia
Lion Items Special Correspondence Zion Nov 12
Special correspondence from Zion reports Parvin and Cryzan Brothers planning to buy a larger engine and Holley mill on Anthony Canal. Tate has disappeared for a while and will travel to home in Michigan. Ho Honeaker discussed crafting a blacksmith shop at Thess Jr Hort. Joseph Wilhelm’s wife gave birth to a fine wire baby, Nov mother and child doing well. Warm weather speeds grain growth near Rae Co J Lawrence returns from Woodbarn with fruit trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion
MM. Parvin
Cryezan
Anthony Carnal
Tate
Hteel
Michigan
Rap Moti
Ho Huneaker
Thess Jr
Joseph Wilhelm
Jonseph
Jeet Rae. Co
J. Lawrence
I Woodbarn
Joe Huddleston Offers New Phenomenal Cherry Roots
The Mohawk Winckleherrs rakeerteller says Joe Huddleston will have a plentiful supply of Phenomenal cherry roots for sale in spring at a price in cents each. He can be reached in Springfield BR or leave an order with Ed Howe at Courthouse end ing house for delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Huddleston
Raleer
Springfield
F M Smith Fined 200 For Selling Liquor
FM Smith of Marcella pleaded guilty to selling liquor in violation of local option law and was fined 200 by Judge Haris. The docket also includes civil suits Lurch vs Harding, a Virgil Rowland adultery case, and multiple mortgage foreclosures and divorces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FM. Smith
Marcela
Haris
L. Lurch
FM Harding
Virgil Rowland
G. G. Gross Ve
B.J. Crow
Adah L. Shelton
R. McMurphey
Alberta
McMurphey
G. W. McMurphes
G. BR. Chrisman
First National Tradk
Eugene
Ira L. Lee
Kha Lee
Dewree
W. KL. Kimbley
Verna Walker
J. J. Walker
Shippers Indicted for Taking Rebates in Kansas City
Indictments returned by a grand jury name freight broker David H. Krosuky and WA McClovern for conspiring to secure rebates on flour shipments over railroads including Chicago Alton and Chicago Milwaukee St Paul. Henry S. Hartley of Kansas City charged with creating commissions and rebates on wartime cotton seed mill shipments. Proceedings tie to Standard Oil antitrust action looming via Attorney General Monly Beld after meetings with Morrison Koling and Purdy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
David H. Krosuky
Chicago
Alton
Chiengzo
Milwaukee & St
Washington
Monly Beld
Peary Plans Second North Pole Attempt in 1907
Buckaport Maine Nov 13 Lieutenant Peary will make another attempt to reach the North Pole in 1907. The Roosevelt, Peary's ship, was built there and it recalled that Peary said if he did not succeed this year he would try again in 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckaport
Maine
Peary
North Pole
Roosevelt
Shabby Genteel Seashore Romance Ends in Impostor Billionaire
A worn writer meets a downcast man on a moonlit beach who saves her from drowning. He claims wealth and proposes marriage at the seashore, then reveals a hidden life as a calculated swindler pursuing fortune. The tale centers on trust, seduction, and a dramatic late confession. Robe Ingersoll
Delayed Wedding Ends in Coal Hole Escape
Mr Peter Iwer becomes trapped in a sidewalk coal hole minutes before his wedding. A passerby shuts the lid, he remains inside as the bridal party assembles. After almost an hour, a sanitation worker opens the lid and Peter, dusty and hurried, reaches the church just in time to wed amid surprised guests and a flustered groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Melancthon
Peter
Bart
Lyall
Abellen
Pe'er
Breil Ain
Hell
Pytor
Tle
Mr. Fyter
Pov
Mack
Turner C. Hoyle
Cure for Infantile Scalp Disease Improves Child Rapidly
A distressing case of infantile eczema starting at the scalp afflicted a baby for months. After failed attempts by a family doctor, the parents used Cuticura Remedies from Maxon Ill and observed immediate improvement. Within ninety days the child fully recovered, with symptoms fading gradually. Mrs. Machelle Lyon of Parsons Nan. reports the dramatic relief and life saved by the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxon
Machelle Lyon
Appleton Ave
Parsons, Nan
Complete Treatment for Humors Sold for One Dollar
An advertisement claims a complete external and internal treatment for all humors including soap ointment and pills, offered for one dollar. It promises to cure skin conditions from infancy to old age when other remedies fail, describing relief from itching burning and irritation.
Wildcat Holds On In Wood Hunt Near Garden City
Farmer Mr. First wrestled with a wildcat mistaken for a possum after hearing a growl near a hollow log. The struggle lasted about half an hour before the animal broke free. Mr. First sustained scratches on his hands but was otherwise unhurt. Nearby, a burglar kit rumor and a shed discovery of burglar tools are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casper
Garden City
Mr. First
Mr. Flint
Uncertain Judgment of a River Woman Icon
A rugged portrait describes a scalp wind formed figure with plaited hat and pompadour, her cheeks sunburned and wind beaten. The speaker concedes a rough judgment may be biased as the girl outshines him in the scene.
Moon Painting Sparks Strel Show Imitation Claim
A remark about a moon painting sparks a dispute over originality. The min strel show cited for copying the artwork is under scrutiny, with accusations of plagiarism arising from remarks about the piece's novelty.
Opposite Kinds in a Witty Literary Exchange
A brief dialogue ridicules a writer by contrasting praise with sharp satire. One speaker lauds the author as “one of the best sellers of the day,” while another argues the work lacks merit, claiming it was written in a movement and labels the author a poor cellarer.
Hasn't Any. Atmosphere in a Moog Painting
A fragmented quotation about a painting lacking atmosphere is paired with a remark that a moog portrait has no atmosphere as described by scientists. The text shifts to a former bank president depicted as a cactus on a reservation, followed by a line about a pretty woman who favors self casting assertions from a mirror.
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Henrietta Marsh
LA Grippe
State of Oregon
Abner Wharton
Glenn Wharton
Lowell R.wharton
Abner C. Wharton
State of
Count Witte
Hollivter
Drago
Ghemnbere
Hollieter
Rocky Mountain
Lino Drug Co
Douma
Russia
Empire
Professor Mouromiseff
Bureaaucracy
Mouromiseff
Mma Mouromiseff
Charles L. Vinal
Uerry Roote
F. M. Smith
Ereky
Bie
Oprimite
Lear Lipo
Thad
Heeven
Illionairer
Robe Ingersoll
Baby Lyons
Cuticura
Hunter
Boreler
Iye
Riteh
Greenwich
Conn
Tt Field
Byram Shore
Ile
Beater
Walet
Brasye
Tere Inet Winte
Exbank
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