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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1908
Page
8
Mrs. George C. Woratell of Markshore West Virginia praises Peruna for internal ailments and claims benefit after two years of doctor treatment. The advertisement notes Peruna’s past liquid form shifted to tablets, with each tablet dosing an average amount.
Letters from readers recount health recoveries after Peruna and Manalin treatments. Mrs Robinson credits Prolonged life and renewed strength, while Miss Butler and Miss Nerardus report regained appetite and wellness. Esther Lee notes internal catarrh relief after three months, praising Dr Hartman’s remedies.
Cottage Grove reports the Nov 1 opening of the Cutlass Grove District Fair. Rains delayed activities but the event features exhibits from canning to livestock, with a program for all ages. Thomas Pearce presides, and plans aim to make the fair a permanent annual institution.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Littlefield return home after a four month East tour via California, Oregon, Idaho and Minnesota. They visited relatives and friends in Spokane Princeton Omaha Denver and Chicago observing weather and economic activity along the way. The trip highlighted factory growth and urban improvements not found in their own city.
A bondman connected to farmer Maret a ehmite did not appear in court on Friday. The inquiry into his present qualifications continued with hearings set for Wednesday. The case names Dingess and Pranc 2 are referenced in relation to the bond and matter.
J R Will returned home from Idaho and Washington where he bought two farms near Palouse Washington. One tract 240 acres at 0 per acre, the other leased to produce $500 yearly with renter paying loan. Myron Spencer to manage the larger place and move spring. Mrs Hil will stay in Eugene. November 14 in Eugene Miss Hattle Cook wed Henry J Boyte with Rev D L Morgan officiating. The bride, a local clerk, has many local friends. J C Wilhelm nicknamed poll, broke his leg in a hotel scuffle and is confined to a room until healed. Property transfers mentioned including East Side residence sold to James Marr for 775. Water reservoirs cleaned. no bottles found.
Cleveland news reports Mayor Tom L. Dahneun announces loss of his fortune with plans to relinquish property and dispose of his automobile. He says much of the wealth was spent trying to preserve what his brother left behind.
A lengthy flowing list records numerous real estate transfers in Lane County. Entries name buyers, sellers, and parcels across Eugene, Springfield, Cottage Grove, Coburg, and surrounding townships with prices ranging from 10 to 19 hundred dollars and up to 19,000 for large tracts, illustrating widespread land trading activity during the period. Prominent names include Chezem, Whitaker, Lyons, Huddleston, and Pomeroy among others, with many tracts described by section township and range references.
Henry J. Cantle and Miss Nelle E. Patton marry in Eugene on November 19 1905 with County Judge G R Christian officiating in a simple ceremony.
An old advertisement describes Williams Indian File ointment made by Linu Drog Co. It claims to soothe bleeding and itching, act as a poultice, and provide instant relief for private areas. Sold by mail for 50 cents and one dollar.
The jury found not guilty in the Harry Tabor manslaughter trial after about two hours deliberation, concluding the shooting was self defense. Judge Harris delivered instructions on self defense and the necessity of reasonable belief of imminent danger, with the verdict reflecting satisfaction among observers.
John Krause, linked to Pacific States Telephone, killed himself by cutting his throat aboard the steamer Adriatic near Queenstown while en route from Cherbourg. Former Pacific States Telephone Company special agent, he was involved in bribery indictments related to Home Telephone Co. and testified before a grand jury.
Fragmentary wire notes indicate Dr C H Robertson may recover after a night of illness with reported good chances. A man calling himself Homer Black from Bakersfield California claims an aphelon. Attorney F M DeNeffe is in Portland for a few days.
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