Endorsements for Peruna from Honest Men and Women
A stream of reader letters testifies to Peruna curing catarrh and improving general debility. Testimonials from Misa Marie L. Meunier in Montreal, Mrs. M. W. Seffel in San Antonio, and others including Mayor C. C. Brooks, Lucy Hoey, and Prince Jonah Kalantanaole praise Peruna's effectiveness and urge use for coughs, colds, and run-down health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Marie L. Meunier
Ontario Street
Montreal
Prince Jonah Kalantanaole
K Street
N. W
Washington, D.C
Deleware
Congress
Neglected Catarrh Becomes Chronic
A historische advertisement extols Peruna as a cure for catarrh and its alleged destruction of organs. It cites Dr Hartman and patient testimonials claiming dramatic weight gain and lasting relief after Peruna use, urging readers to start the remedy before further health decline.
Joseph F Smith Pleads Guilty To Unlawful Co Habitation
Salt Lake City reports Joseph F Smith president of the Mormon church pleaded guilty in the state district court to unlawful co habitation. Judge Richie fined $500 and Smith gave a lengthy statement on church attitudes toward polygamy amid details of his family. Witness Joseph Mickling Smith and others connected to the Smoot case were noted in coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Joseph F. Smith
Mormon Church
State District Court
Richie
Smith
Charles Mostyn Owen
Joseph Mickling Smith
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Smoot
Wayhew and Ware Jury Fails to Agree in Trial
Reported in Thursday’s Guard the Wayhew and Ware case ended with the jury unable to reach a verdict and discharged. Emil Etter was found guilty and faces sentencing. The Breyer trial progressed with difficulty as jurors were empaneled. A verdict of not guilty was returned later that afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Mayhew
Frank Ware
Emil Etter
Breyer
Herman Breyer
Necro
Bogart
Levi Berkshire
A.tett
A. Traxler
L. P. Tallman
J. Hamble
E. EB. Ross
J. Higgins
Cottage Grove
George Bohiman
Emily 1 Finney
Cottag
Min
Finney
Junction City Men Organize Gun Club
A gun club was organized Saturday with nineteen members. Officers elected include M Montgomery president G T Berry vice president W Washburne treasurer and Frank Lemley captain. Members listed span Montgomery Berry Hurlburt Lemley Kurne Ballard and others. The club has leased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agun Club
Satur&y
M Montgomery
G. T. Berry
Wer
W. ©. Washburne
Frank Lemae
M. Montgomery
L. L
T. Berry
C. F. Hurlburt
Frank Lemley
W. C. Kurne
FA. Ballard
Winter
Baker
Maurice Win
Tony Bryant
G. O. Powell
T. C Neraton
Bert Thornton
Ratio
J. E. Milnern
J. C. Kirk
I Nichols
Dean's Kidney Pills Claim to Cure Kidney Ailments
An advertising notice extols Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for weak kidneys and related symptoms. It cites testimonials from Eugene and Samuel Cluer of Eugene, Oregon, praising the pills and urging purchase through Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo as the U.S. sole agents. The price is listed at 59 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Dean
Eugene
Samuel Cluer
East Twelfth Street
Ore
Doan
Foster-Milburs Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Reabates Denounced by Railroader
Kansas City reports Arthur E Stillwell president of the Kansas City, Mexico & Orient railroad denounces rebating as the most unjust crime. He says the rebater deserves fifty years in the penitentiary. Chicago coverage notes Franklin K Lane of the Interstate Commerce Commission heard evidence on a $60,000 aggregate fine against the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and officers for rebating, with the individuals not punished. Post office fixtures are being sourced from Cox & Cox using a new fabric measuring device by J. A. Cox, a time saving tool for invoicing in retail trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Arthur E Stillwell
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient Railroad
Chicago
Franklin K Lane
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Lane
BE. Etter
J. A. Cox
Cox & Cox
Cox
Portland
News
Springfield Happenings Of The Past Week
Born to Mr and Mrs Lee Davis a girl on Saturday morning November 17 Fred Walker supplied goods for his undertaking establishment noting a well arranged parlor Our annual election will be held Monday December 3 two councilmen to two year terms and one recorder and one treasurer to one year each Only ten days left and interest in tickets remains light in the flat This fragmentary notice captures local life and upcoming civic steps with scarce detail
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Davis
Fred Walker
Dr King's New Discovery Ad Promises Relief for Coughs
An elderly testimonial from Mia Walls of Forest City Maine touts Dr King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. The ad claims it prevents pneumonia cures grippe relieves asthma hay fever and strengthens weak lungs. Available at Delago's drugstore with 50 cents and 1 dollar sizes and a free trial bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delago
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promoted for People and Horses
A testimonial from J. M. Roberts of Bakersfield Missouri proclaims Ballard's Snow Liniment cures pains for both man and beast. The retailer Linn Drug Co sells the product, and the note urges horse owners to use it to prevent suffering for their animals and themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
J. M. Roberts
Bakersfield
Linn Drug Co
Liver regulator Herbine touted as cure all
An advertisement extols Herbine as the greatest liver regulator, claiming it cures liver complaints, biliousness, constipation, dyspepsia, and all ills from a torpid liver. It urges sufferers to try a bottle, promising it will become indispensable and is sold by Ling Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ling Drug Co
Two Big Deals in Lane County Timber
A Drew Lumber Co purchase of timber land spanning Lane and Linn counties, near Gate Creek, was finalized after months of effort. The tract, adjoining the Gate Creek area bought earlier, was previously owned by N Haskell Withee and associates of LaCrosse Wisconsin. Local agent S D Allen filed eleven deeds for Lane county and eight deeds were sent to Linn for recording, signaling a major regional timber investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Drew Lumber Co
Magentine
Iowa
Township 15
Range
Lane County
Linn
Gate Creek
Lor Spring
N. Haskell Withee
Henry Turrich
D Allen
Aller Fine
Allen
Linn County
Timber land sale eyed in Lane county holdings
Mahon, a well known local timber broker, announced sale of about 35 000 acres in western Lane county tributary to the Siuslaw river. A Portland led syndicate plans to buy 50 000 to 75 000 acres more, with Mahon securing 96 000 acres. Deeds are at First National Bank. Other large tracts and pools in Marion Linn counties noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Mahon
Lane County
Benton County
Douglas County
Portland
Lane
Linn County
Temple
McKenzie Timber
Order of Pyramid Builders organized in Eugene
Pyramid No. 3, Order of Pyramid Builders, was organized in Eugene last night by M. Berenson supreme foreman and organizer. Officers include Dr. C. W. Lowe chief builder Dr. C. B. Willoughby foreman Mrs. N. K. Helshaw prize 8. 8. Spencer custodian Dr. M. C. Harris chaplain Merc. F. M. Dey musician Dr. FMay medical examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Pyramid Builders
Eugene
M. Berenson
C. W. Lowe
C. B. Willoughby
Mra
Bids Sought for 10000 Ties for Eugene Railways
The Willamette Valley Co asks bids to furnish 10 000 railroad ties for the Eugene Springfield electric railway and Eugene street railway system deliveries to Eugene. Bids close December 15 with work set to begin early 1907. Steel rails and cars are reportedly on order to arrive as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamette Valley Co. Haa
Eugene
Eugene- Springfield
Jugene
Standard Stock Dives to Lowest Price in Years
New York reports the Standard Oil stock at 50 cents on the curb, a decline of over 4634,000,000 from January peak. Marriage licenses issued to Lindsay J. Miller 21 and Bertha Agnes Churchill 17. Roy H. Johnson 28 and Mrs. Cynthia Sweet 26. John A. Kenney 25 and Mary B. Hodges 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard 6Il Co
Lindsay J. Miller
Bertha Agnes Churchill
Roy H. Johnson
Cynthia Sweet
John A. Kenney
Mary B. Hodges
Appraisers Report Estate Of Mohawk Lumberman
Frank Stafford Ling Yarnell and John Anderson filed an appraisal with the probate court for the estate of Austin Root the Mohawk farmer and lumberman who died recently. They assessed property valued at 3534 dollars and 3 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stafford
Ling Yarnell
John Anderson
Austin Root
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Mies Belia Stroebe
Richmond Street
Appieton, Wis
Mre
M. W. Seffel
Matagorda St
San Antonio, Tex
C. C. Brooks
Sunbury
Ohio
Farmers’ Bank
Sunbury Building & Loan Co
Nead
Lucy Hoey
Brook N.Y
Perana
Williams
Switzer
New York City
West
Peru
Theresa A. Land
Sec'y Alphas Lodge
Marinette
Wis
James PD. King
Alamo Hotel
Colorado Springs
Col
Youmane of
America
Perris
Adireas
FR Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Qella Stroebe
Miss Marie Meanie
Kalamanaole
Hartman
Joseph Smith
Juglph
Mith
Europe
Utah
Smith Ia
Ile
Mon Moo
Lite
Wayhew and
WARE
I. N
the Times
al. W. Weaver
Wm. Pitney
Junction City
Doane
Springfield
Lane County Timber
H.C. Marion
Syndicate of Capataliats
Aliea
Alaen
Clarence EB. Ireland
Corvallis
St Eugene
Mahon
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