Peruna praised as Cottage Grove plans student fair district
Woman from Nashville credits Peruna with curing years of headaches and backaches and urges others to try the remedy. Ontario and Cleveland readers also report relief from neuralgia and catarrh. Cottage Grove prepares for first annual district exhibit in November with livestock, produce, and crafts, led by Thomas Pearce and local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Grove Oreafter
Lane
Daugiss
Cottage Grove
Thomas Pearce
Harry Wynne
C. C. Hazleton
Ben Lurch
A. Brand
C. H. Burkholder
F. D. Wheeler
H. H. Veatch
Marion Veatch
C. W. Wallace
C. P. Jones
H.O. Thompson
Currin Cooley
Manila Prepares for Battleship Fleet Arrival
Manila readies for a large American battleship fleet visit from Australia. Basilan Island will host the arrival, with Corregidor’s Welcome sign and flotilla escorts. Events include parades, field games, open air concerts, theatre nights, a grand officer ball, and extensive city decorations to honor the visitors. The Young Men's Christian Association coordinates civilian and military hospitality with six weeks of activities and dedicated headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
P. L
Australia
Basilian Island
Mindanao
Corregidor Island
Merchants Association
Philippine Squadron
Cavitee
Isunches
Moat Aite
Bagumbayah
Wallace Field
Paco Park
Plaza Moraga
Santa Cruz
Botanical Gardens
Army and Navy
Young Men's Christian Association
Army
Navy
Lif
Blue Jackets
Roosevelt attacks card index of voters in campaign
A cabinet officer relays President Roosevelt's sharp rebuke of the card index plan led by Hitchcock. Roosevelt urges active campaigning with speeches money and bands, aiming to energize voters before November. Senator Crane of Massachusetts is named as pilot of the Taft campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Prest Roosevelt
Hitchcock
Dors
Massachusetts
Optometrists Hold Examination in Portland and Salem
The Oregon state board of optometrists met at the Imperial hotel on September 21 and 23 for examinations. Officers present were E. O. Matteson of Portland, secretary Dr. Herman W. Barr of Salem, and Dr. C. W. Lowe of Eugene. Examinants included Dorothy Fechner of New York City, Ella L. Crear and Grace Adams of Portland, Kate Wilson Landen of Woodburn, Aaron Green of Denver, and several others from Oregon towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon State Board of Optemetrists
Imperial Hotel
E. O. Matteson
Portland
Herman W. Barr
Salem
C. W. Lowe
Eugene
Dorothy Fechner
New York
NA Y
Ella L. Crear
Grace Adame
Kate Wilson Landen
Woodburn
Aaron Green
V. D
Denver
Cote
Harry E. Herman
H. Hayden
Jarkeonvilte
Hale Rothwell
Orezen Citty
Crenanced
Transfers of Lane County Real Estate
A compilation of real estate transfers in Lane County listing numerous grantors and grantees. The entries detail tracts in College Hill Park Whiteakers Eugene and surrounding areas with associated sums, tract descriptions, and parcel references. Multiple transactions include J G Wells Mary Nicolle Alma Anderson Maurice Moore and others, with values ranging from $50 to $7500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luckey
Jesse G. Wells
College Hill Park
Phoebe A. Ball Et al
Mary J. Nicolle
Whiteakers Addn
Eugene
Mary Wald
Ivan McQueen
Mont Shepardson
J. J. Harden
Alma
Anderson
Walnut Park
Margaret I. Bilyen
Jesse ¢. Wells
John Hurley
Maurice Moore
D. A. Harden
Elias Stewart Adda
D. L. Harden
J. J. Warden
S.A. Huddleston
Henry C. Holcomb
Huddleston
Adda
K. W. Jordan
Lyman R. Briggs
Parkerson & Quimby
T. W. Os
Clarence C. Fisk
W. Harrison Matteson
Gaude Beving
Marcola
Charles Hadley
C. C. Millett
Milton D. Mitchell
Emma A. Wells
Shaw
George Irish
S. A. Huddleston
Addie Workman
George F. Morris
A. J. Morris
Emily Ogden
Otto Morton
H. L. Ogden
Earl F. Girard
John R. Scott
Lot
Creswell
Edward P. Cotton
C. P. Levereaut
Property Transfers and Temperance Meet Planned
Byrne lot 5 bik 1 at John Christian's add Eugene sells for 19 dollars. James F Watts transfers 30 acres to Lillian Waite in section 23 township 164 7 2 w price 1200 dollars. County convention of the Women s Christian Temperance Union to be held at the Presbyterian church in Fusene on Wednesday and Thursday September 23 and 24.
Supreme Court Upholds Anti Cigarette Sale Law
A dispatch from Olympia reports the supreme court upheld the state law banning the sale of cigars cigarettes and papers in the Winsor case from Spokane.
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Tacoma
Olympia
Supreme Court
Winsor
Spokane
Bryan to Carry New York by Large Margin
New York September 24 Chairman Conners of the state committee released his preliminary canvass results claiming that Bryan will win New York by about 100000 as Taft trails by about 60000. He also says Bryan will carry Greater New York by 150000 and that Chanler will beat Hughes in the state with a similar Democratic plurality in the city.
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New York
Conners
State Committee
Bryan
Taft
Chanler
Hughes
Taft favored in western states. Nevada favors Bryan
Hitchcock's forecast from Washington and Oregon to California and Colorado shows Taft carrying Washington, Oregon, California, Idaho, Wyoming and Colorado. Montana expected close, Nevada leans Bryan.
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Hitchcock
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Washington
Oregon
California
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
Taft
Montana
Nevada
Bryan
Portland Officer Shot and Killed by Masked Man
Portland dispatch reports Patrolman Samuel Young was murdered at 10:30 PM in W.S. Wood saloon on East Nineteenth Street and Umafilla Avenue. The killer, masked with a white face covering, entered from the rear, confronted Wood, then fired at Young at close range, striking him in the brain and causing instant death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Samuel
Young
W.S. Wood
East Nineteenth Street
Umafilla Avenue
Wood
Woods
A Fruit Cannery Assured at Albany
Albany Sept 24 A big fruit cannery for Albany is assured by the Albany Commercial Club which will pay half the $1800 site price for a plant to be erected by H J Moores of Albany and H S Giles of Salem The plant will handle 10000 cans and start operations next spring with plans to steadily increase output to that capacity and operate on fruit only
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Albany Commercial Club
H. J. Moores
H. 8. Giles
Salem
Moore
Commercial Club
Move to Gusta Medro 1 Councilman
Medford Oregon September 24 To fill the law to the letter as asked for in a petition for the recall of John D Olwell ward councilman Benjamin M Collins recorder will issue a call this week for a special election to be held October 15 The petition circulated weeks ago signed by many who later wished to remove their names In the meantime the petition gathered dust in city hall archives until demanded for action There may be a restraining order before the election expires declaring it illegal Olwell has three months more to serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medford
John D. Olwell
Benjamin M. Collins
Ileal
Olwell
Springfield Man Moves to Eugene Residence Purchase
Nate Hill, longtime Springfield resident and city council member, announces relocation to Eugene after buying the Rolfe place at the corner of East Eleventh and Alder Street. He searched Springfield for a suitable home before deciding to move. The Eugene house is a newly built, modern dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Hil!l
Springfield
Eugene
Rolfe
Fast Eleventh and
Alder Street
Springfield News
Veterans Parade On Willamette Street Draws Citywide Respect
A hundred veterans formed a parade along Willamette street from the W. O. W. hall to Ninth street, while Central and Catholic school pupils lined the route to salute them. After a veterans dinner by the Women's Relief Core, a courthouse campfire program featured speeches by Mayor Matlock and Col. Mercer, with music and recitations. A long list of veterans from many units registered at the event.
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Willamette Street
W. O. W. Hall
Nf Ovelock
Eighth Street
Willamette
Ninth Street
Central School
Commercial Club
P. K. Kammauid
J. K. Matlock
W. G. D. Mer
Mrs Bennett Dies at Harrisburg in 1908 News
Special Correspondence from Harrisburg reports Mrs Ida Bennett daughter of H M Roberta of this city died September 19 1908 from Brights disease at age forty two. She funded over twenty years to the Christian church and died in faith of reward. Funeral held at the Christian church conducted by Mrs G S Humbert of Eugene with a measured discourse. Burial beside her mother in Masonry cemetery. Also notes Edith Murdoch fourteen operated for appendicitis. Mention of local property improvements near Keslingetferct and new additions to Mrs M J Alford’s residence.
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Harrisburg
Ida Bennett
H. M. Roberta
Christian Church
Mra. G
Humbert
Eugene
F. McCartney
Portland
Scott and Stephens
M. J Alford
Keslingetferct
Poet Prospector Clarence Eddy Visits Eugene
Clarence EB Eddy known as the poet prospector stopped in Eugene while traveling north from Nevada mining districts. He discovered the Lost Pack er mine in Idaho, later sold it for a large sum, now valued over a million dollars. Eddy spent recent years in the Nevada gold fields and Death Valley, sometimes with Scotty the ependthrift. As a poet he has published several books and has another in preparation. His Bryan poem attracted wide attention and was warmly received by Mr. Bryan.
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Clarence EB. Eddy
Nevada
Mr. Eddy
Packer
Idaho
Lue
Death Valley
Scotty
Eddy
Bryan
Oldest Methodist Church in West to be Preserved
The Salem Methodist Episcopal conference urged preserving the oldest Protestant church west of the Rockies, located in Oregon City. Once a paint shop in need of repair, a five member committee may buy it and place it on its own lot, turning it into a shrine and possible museum for early church relics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Salem
Abbott
Portland
Rocky Mountains
Oregon City
FORCE 8. P. TO RUN TRAINS ON S.W. BRANCH
Salem Sept 24 The railroad commission has asked Attorney General Crawford to compel Southern Pacific to operate trains between Tallman and Crabtree on the Springfield Woodburn branch. The South Santiam bridge has washed out and SP has not rebuilt it. No service exists for seven miles between the towns. Farmers complained and a hearing found grounds for restoring service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Railroad Commission
Crawford
Southern Pacific
Tallman
Crabtree
Springfield-Woodburn
South Santiam
Albany
Corvallis
Texas Wonder claims cure for kidney and rheumatic trouble
If you knew the merits of Texas Wonder you would never suffer from kidney bladder or rheumatic trouble. One bottle provides two months of treatment sold by O. J. Hall or by mail. Send for testimonials from Dr. E. W. Hall, 2926 live street, Bt. Leula.
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Texas
O. J. Hall
E. W. Hall
Live Street
Leula
Springfield locals note births and business changes
A Springfield household welcomes a daughter born to Mr and Mrs G H Antrim on September 22 2008. Minnie Spong Lane County teacher departs for Wasco Oregon to teach at a monthly salary of 65 dollars. J B Kirkley prepares Fleming building corner room for a new meat market claiming it will be one of the best in the state. J C Stratford once ran a local photography studio visits the Stewarts after an eastern trip. D A Marcheball sold the Springfield bakery to Ernest Bartlett who took possession last Friday and aims to maintain the bakery’s strong trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brorn
G. H. Antrim
Antrim
Springfield
Albany
Minnie Spong
Lane County
Wasco
Oregon
Kirkley
Fleming Building
J. C. Stratford
Henry Stewart
Stratford F
New York
DD. A. Marehba
Ernest Bartlett
Marshal
Bartlett
Newa
Broom Makers Union Plans Campaign Against Chinese and Convict Brooms
The San Francisco broom makers union begins preliminary steps in a campaign against broomes made by Chinese workers and convicts in the Eastern States. Secretaries and business agents of unions in Seattle, Washington, ordered to produce their books in the United States district court to determine their role in the alleged Loewe & Company boycott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Broommakers’ Union
Seattle
Wash
Loewe & Company
De Wites Bittle Barly iivers sale note
The text promotes a small easy to take drug product described as gentle and reliable. Bold claims suggest it is available at druggists.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Parade of Testimonials
More proof the Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saves women from surgery. Mrs S A Williams of Gardiner Maine says it cured her female troubles in three months after a doctor claimed operation was necessary. Mrs Alvina Sperling of Chicago notes an operation was planned but the Compound cured her without surgery. The ad touts the remedy as a long standing treatment for displacements inflammation fibroid tumors irregularities backache and other female ills and invites readers to write for advice in Lynn Mass.
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Hartman
Lydia E. Pinkham
S. A. Williams
Gardiner
Maine
Alvina Sperling
Claybourne Ave
Chicago
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Peruna
Tressie Nelson
North Ltd Ave
Nashville
Tenn
Joseph Lacelle
Bronson St
Ottaawa
East
Ontario
Canada
M. Kliner
E. 36Th St
S. E
Cleveland
Ohio
W. C. Conner
W. A. Hemenway
Andrew Brand
J. Howard
Harry Brehaut
J. M. Isham
D. T. Awbrey
LeRoy Woods
J. F. Spray
F. H. Rosaenberg
A. L. Powell
D. J. DuBruile
F. B. Phillips
B. R. Job
H. O. Thompson
C. C. Hanzieton
Roosevelt
Gusta Medro
DeWitts
Cer
Lee M. Travi
W. H. Fisher
S. M. Yoran
America
B. H. Stillman
Wis
T. J. Elliott
T. B. Anderson
G. W. McReynolds
Lowa
L. B. Woodruff
W. M. Sherman
Chas. Beedle
N. Y
C. B. King
O. H. Willard
A. D. Hedgen
J. H. Towne
J. H. Shirk
B. F. Adama
Kan
B. F. Butcher
Iowa
F. Chapman
Thos. Allshaw
Conn
John Maroney
Art Louis C. Gibson
Ore
J. J. Totten
Ind
T. J. Brackett
W. F. Marehall
Otto Cav
Jobo Gaton
Arthur Thurman
Myron Johnson
A. P. Kerowles
Minn
W. G. Long
D. Harrington
Papton
Lotat O
T. J. Brabham
J.D. Moon
R. M. Gott
Charles Drew
W. H. Sharp
A. C. Jennings
Frank Bowera
M. KR. McCauley
F. B. Brantley
J. M. Carlile
Mass
J. H. Alexander
Henry Hopkins
John Bamford
T. Circle
Elijah Thurman
G. H. Courtwright
Wise
P. Schenck
Henry Denhart
L. G. Cornwell
Ill
M. D. Spriggs
J. M. Watts
Wm. Abel
Wm. Ruth
Cc. V. Marquis
C. J. Dodd
J. F. Borden
Oregonian
J. G. Senders
L. Douglas
T. J. Anderson
C. L. Morris
Dan McClain
Brownaville
Mark Paulson
Minnesota
Hecomes
Poet Prospector
West
8. P
S.W. Branch
Hanson
East Ninth Street
T. Felix Gouraud
Ferd. T
Stanley's
Willamette St
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