Blood Purifier S S S Promises Cure for Ulcers
An old advertisement extols S S S as a purifying vegetable remedy for blood issues and ulcers. It claims impure blood causes trouble and that the tonic cleanses and nourishes to heal sores. The copy urges readers to request a free booklet and medical advice from The Swift Specific Co in Atlanta GA.
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SS. S
Eiesry
SWIFT
Atlanta
Suspected Robertson Shooting Sparks Conflicting Reports
Report says two convicts at the penitentiary identified Homer Black as the man who shot Dr. C. H. Robertson in the city last Friday night. Sheriff Minto has not confirmed the identification. penitentiary officials offered no official statement.
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Homer Black
C. H. Robertson
California
Minto
Public notice of final proof for Oregon homestead claim
Jay R. Melvin of Fisher Oregon filed intention to make final five year proof on land described in his homestead entry 14346-01429 in sections 13 and 24 township 15 south range 10 west Willamette meridian. Witnesses named Elsworth Prindel Peter Hensen William M Summers Hatfield H Cooper. Eugene Oregon December 9 1908. Register Benjamin L Eddy.
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Roseburg
Oregon
Jay R. Melvin
Fisher
Township
Range 10
Willamette Meridian
W. W. Calkins
U. S
Eugene
Elsworth Prindel
Peter Hensen
William M. Summers
Hatfield H. Cooper
Final Five Year Proof Notice at Roseburg Land Office
Peter Hansen of Fisher Oregon filed notice of intention to make final five year proof to establish a claim to a homestead entry in Wy NE, EY NW of Section 18 Township 15S Range 9W Willamette Meridian. The proof is to be before W W Calkins U S Commissioner at Eugene Oregon on the Sunday of December 1908. Wesley G Bowers and William M Summers both of Fisher Oregon are named.
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Roseburg
Oregon
Peter Hansen
Fisher
Township
Range 9
Willamette Meridian
W. W. Calkins
U. S
Eugene
Elsworth Prindel
Wesley G. Bowers
Wm. M. Summers
Hatfield H. Cooper
Notice of public land final proof in Oregon
Public notices from Roseburg and Eugene Oregon dated 1908 announce final proof intentions for timber and stone and land claims. Applicants include Jonathan H Vincent of Eugene and Belinda J Meredith of Eugene with witnesses listed. dates set for December 12 1908 and November 13 1908 respectively.
Arkansas towns crushed by deadly tornadoes
Little Rock reports state wide destruction from storms with hundreds of thousands in damage and more than forty deaths likely. Towns including Bixley Murray Low Gap Owark Dale Boston Judeau Trath Omega Dryfork Dinsmore Carthenon Mossville Linestone Redfork and others faced near total ruin while Piney Knoxville and London suffered the highest loss of life. A second funnel from Louisiana damaged Lewisville Lodi Ozan Murphyboro and nearby communities with scattered fatalities.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Bixley
Murray
Low Gap
Owark
Dale
Boston
Judeau
Trath
Omega
Dryfork
Dinsmore
Carthenon
Mossville
Linestone
Redfork
Piney
Knoxville
London
Louisiana
Lewisville
Lodi
Ozan
Murphyboro
Chamberlain to speak for governors in national resource talks
Governor George E. Chamberlain has accepted an invitation to address the governors of the United States before Congress on the conservation of national resources in Washington starting Tuesday in December. He will also address the rivers and harbors congress and speak with President Roosevelt and President-elect Taft at the conservation convention. Orchard land sales near Medford since January 1 total $1,500,000.
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George E. Chamberlain
United States
Congress On
Conservation of
Washington
Rivers and Harbors Congress
Roosevelt
Taft
Timber Claim Notice From Roseburg Land Office
U S Land Office Roseburg Oregon announces that Alice J Perdue of Eugene filed Timber Application 9904 for W 1 2 of SW Section 24 Township 19 South Range 8 West Willamette Meridian land, with dates in 1908 and 1905, before W W Calkins A S Commissioner in Eugene, Oregon. Other names listed include W D Neely M E Gillespie Minnie Winniford E Whattam and Benjamin L Eddy.
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U. S. Land Office
Roseburg
Oregon
Alice J. Perdue
Eugene
Township
Willamette Meridian
W. Calkins
A. S
Notice of final five year land proof in Oregon
U S Land Office Roseburg Ore Sept 22 1903 notice that Wealey G Bowers of Fisher Oregon holder of Home stead Entry No 13161 will make final five year proof to establish claim to SE Section 21 Township 15 South Range 9 West before W W Calkins U S Commissioner at Eugene Oregon on Dec 9 1948 Claimant names 84 witnesses including Peter Hansen Wm F Summers and Hatfield H Cooper all of Fisher Oregon.
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U. & Land Office
Roseburg
Oregon
Wealey G. Bowers
Fisher
Willamette Meridian
W. W. Calkins
Eugene
Elsworth Prindel
Peter Hansen
Wm. F. Summers
Hatfield H. Cooper
Notice for Publication of Homestead Claim in Oregon
Notice is hereby given that Els worth Prindel of Fleber Oregon filed a Final Five tice of intention to make Year Proof to establish claim to the EY of NW NES of aw NW% of SE% Section 33 Township 15 South Range 9 West Willamette Meridian before W W land above desert Calkins U S Commissioner at Eugene Oregon on the 5th day of December
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Roseburg
Oregon
Jonathan H. Vincent
Eugene
Willamette Meridian
Calkins
Turkeys Shipped From Eugene Deplete Local Market
Eugene dealers report a brisk turkey movement ahead of Thanksgiving with at least 20,000 pounds dressed shipped to Portland Seattle and San Francisco. Weather reduced hatchings and local supply while raisers received 18 to 20 cents per pound and retailers asked 22 to 26 cents, higher than other coast markets.
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Portland
Seattle
San Francisco
Eugene
Heney Will Continue Fight On Grafters Gang
Francis J. Heney speaks from hospital after being shot in Judge Lawlor's courtroom on November 13. He vows to press the graft cases, calls the graft ring a long worm of corruption, and says his recovery allows him to return to prosecuting the conspiracy in San Francisco and the state. He emphasizes the sacrifice and public benefit hoped from his efforts.
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San Francisco
Mey
Francis J. Heney
Heney
Age Of Sheep Shown By Teeth
The age of sheep is shown by the teeth. A lamb gets its first permanent front teeth at about ten months, second at eighteen months, third at about twenty eight months, and fourth at thirty three to forty months. By four years the full mouth appears. Merino matures later. other breeds are ahead. Healthy sheep keep teeth well until 10 to 12 years if pasture and soil are favorable.
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Cotswold
Southdowns
Pioneer resident William Parker laid to rest at Inman Cemetery
At the family home west of Eu gene Navy 21 1908 William Parker 52 from intestinal troubles. He was a pioneer and well known resident of the county. He leaves a wife, son and daughter. The funeral was conducted Monday with interment in the Inman Cemetery.
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Eugene
Navy
William Parker
Inman
Ferguson Couple Welcomes a Son in Eugene
In Eugene on November 22 1908 Geo A Ferguson and wife welcomed a son. The hopeful family announcement notes the birth and names the parents.
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Eugene
Geo. A. Ferguson
Oregon Idaho Boys Conference to be held in Eugene
The third annual Oregon Idaho Boys Conference will meet in Eugene Friday through Sunday November 27 to 29. The program covers tours, club discussions, school and home roles for boys ages 14 to 18, with sessions at First Presbyterian Church and entertainment by Eugene’s Boys Club. travel discounts require group ticket purchases and receipts.
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Oregon-Idaho
The
Eugene
University of
Oregon
Tr. B. Rhodes
Salem
Albany
Corvallis
Portland
Gale Seamen
Hood River
Boise
McMinnville
Sheridan
Young Men's Christian Association
J. C. Clark
Pratt
G. B. Pratt
Presbyterian Church
Boys’ Club
Southern Pacific
First Presbyterian Church
Atwoods Fail to Block Case in Tremont Hospital Charge
Judge Gantenbein overruled the demurrer to the indictment against Drs. C H Atwood and C H T Atwood charged with outraging public decency by equipping and running Tremont station maternity hospital. Court held multiple offenses in one count may be incidental to the main crime per prior Waymire case.
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Gantenbein
Mroning
Atwood
Journal
Woman Burned After Powder Box Fire at Watroo Home
Rose Osborne woke at eight believing someone was in her Linn county home. She struck a match and, as the flame died, dropped it toward the floor causing an explosion from an open powder box near the bed. She was severely burned but is expected to survive.
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Watroo
Linn County
Rose Osborne
Federal Building Contract Awarded to Welch Brothers
Guard Special Service Washington November 24 The treasury department has awarded the contract for the construction of the federal building at Eugene to Welch Bros of Salem Oregon for 54957 The contract covers plumbing gas piping heating apparatus electric conduits and wiring and completion by December 1 1909 The Guard understands the successful bidders expect to begin work at once on the foundation to rush construction to finish within a year
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Guard
New Treaty With Japanese Empire
Honolulu reported that a text from Tokio purports to be a Japan America treaty on coolie immigration. It says emigration of laborers will pause pending understanding, to protect friendly relations. alleged signatories include Secretary Root and Baron Takahira.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
The
Hawaii
Root
Baron Takahira
Rockefeller Testimony on Standard Oil Stock Ownership
New York Nov 24 Rockefeller testified that at the 1899 organization of Standard Oil Co of New Jersey he owned 256 854 shares of 983 383 total. Cross examination ended as redirect began with Rockefeller recalling trust liquidation years 1893 to 1899 and noting railroad presidents and directors as early stockholders. Archibald then continued as vice president of Standard Oil Co on the stand.
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New York
John OD. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Rockefeller
Standard of Trust
Kellogg
Standard
Archibald
John OD
John D. Archibald
Standard OJ Co
Taft Vote Surpasses Roosevelt In Oregon Election
Portland reports Taft captured 62 3560 votes to Roosevelt’s 60 465 in Oregon, showing Taft ahead of Roosevelt from 1904. Bryan led Parker, boosting Taft’s margin though not the largest plurality. Taft won a majority over all other candidates by 14 071.
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Portland
Taft
Roosevelt
Oregon
Bryan
Parker
Lehigh Valley Indian Massacre Remembered
Bethlehem observers mark the Moravian massacre of missionaries at Guadenheutton on November 24 1765. The event at the site of today Lehighton is noted as one of Lehigh valleys bloodiest episodes with ceremonies held by the Moravian Historical Society.
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Bethlehem
Moravian Historical Society
Guadenheutton
Lehighton
Lehigh Valley
Heney’s Condition Less Favorable After Surgery
San Francisco Nov 24 It is reported at Lane hospital that Heney is not quite so well today due to the effect on his kidneys from the anesthesia used when the bullet fired by Hans was extracted from his jaw. The temperature is slightly above normal but no alarm is felt and speedy improvement is expected.
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San Francisco
Lane Hospital
Heney
Hans
Coroners Jury Rules Suicide In Haas Shooting
In San Francisco on November 23 the Coroner's Jury concluded that Morris Haas's gunshot wound was self inflicted during a personal crisis after he attempted to kill Assistant District Attorney Francia J. Heney. The panel faulted police negligence in guarding Haas and urged the mayor to investigate and reform procedures to prevent such secrecy and conflict between agencies.
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San Francisco
Morris Hass
Morris Haas
Francia J. Heney
Morris Hoan
District Attorney's
Widow of Rear Admiral's Nephew Charged With Murder
Rochester N Y Nov 24 Mrs Georgianna Sampeon of Palmyra widow of Harry Sampson a nephew of the late Admiral Sampeon has been arrested charged with the murder of her husband whose death was first reported as an act by himself.
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Rochester
Georgianna Sampeon
Palmyra
Harry Sampson
Admiral Sampeon
Madison men eye investment in Eugene area
W. L. Hidden, after weeks in Eugene, returned Sunday from Wisconsin with I. P. Ketchum of the Democrat Printing Co. Madison and A. Nielson, a Madison partner and brother of opera singer Christine Nielson, to inspect the city and surrounding country for possible investments.
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W. L. Hidden
Eugene
Wisconsin
I. P. Ketchum
The
Democrat Printing Co
Madison
Wic
5. A. Nielson
Christine Nielson
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John Dick
Montener
Cottage Grove
Birdina Meredith
Ef, J. Frasier
Judith I & Carnahan
Coeur d'Alene
Abo
Ptte Timber
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E. Wood
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Ore- Fa
George 8. Corser
Coeur Idaho
Samuel Carnahan
Idaho
Chamberlain
Medford
Benjamin L, Eddy
Votice
Grafter Gang
Norman A. Russel
Carrie A. Howard
G. R. Chrisman
Atwoods
Demurrer
Tremont
Welch Brothers
Haas
Crisa.co
Dr. Kilmer & Co
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MICHAELS, STERN &@ CO
Hanson’s
Hanson
East Ninth Street
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