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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1909

Page

6

Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Helped Women

Letters from women in Columbus Ohio and Graniteville Vermont praise Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for change of life and female ills. Readers claim improved health and strength after using the tonic and urge others to try it.

Columbus Ohio Lydia F Pinkham Lydia Pinkhian Bo Hassan East Long St Thio Graniteville Lydia KE Pinkham Mira Custos Banenay Hood Granite Ilo Lydia E Winkham Lydia E Pinkhaw

Lane County Board of Equalization Meeting Notice 1909

The Lane county Oregon board of equalization will meet at the courthouse on October 18 1909 to publicly examine the assessment rolls and correct errors in valuation or description of lands or other property. Interested persons must appear at the appointed time and place. Dated September 21 1909.

Notiee Board of Equalization Lane County Oregon Court House Am Menor

Notice of Sheriff Sale on Coxey Mining Property

Sheriff's sale announced for October 16 1909 in Eugene Oregon of all interests and claims in the Coxey Republican Premier and other mining claims in Lane County including the Union Mining Company and adjacent lode and mining claims. Auction to satisfy judgments from the Circuit Court of Oregon Lane County. Sale location at the southwest door of Lane County Courthouse.

Circuit Court State of Oregon County of Lane John Nebeven Union Mining Couny A. W. Lambert Satce EE. Chapman K. E. Shipman John McPonney Daowhe Wwagener J C de Pratt Ktate Loclok Eugene Obage PY Snovery Weat Mongwor'sa Gulch Pook Lane Mlcpegron Blue River Lane County Metrie Envam Pomrtiowler —Reobey Tive Elietin Iyike Premocrat Vine River Unele Sam de Yoriella Ettheel Sunree Unon Saa Min Heedi Bey Aorfield’ Mobotnt Minins

Salem to Eugene electric line project advances amid delays

Reports from Salem indicate construction toward a 250 mile electric system linked to the Northwest Corporation and Welch interests is moving, with track materials prepared and paving underway on Ferry Street. City pressure aims to start track laying soon, while rails await removal of an old city track. The line’s cost is estimated near 1 million dollars, with a broader Willamette Valley extension anticipated through connections with the Portland, Eugene and Eastern and a potential Blue River route toward Central Oregon.

Welch Theerie Salem Salem Bliestuan Portland Eugene Meetrie Gradlway Frank W Portland Railway Light and Power Company Ferry Street HII Will Springfield Blue Hiver Blue River Central Oregon

Private sale of real estate in Lane County Oregon

By order of sale in the Willamette region Oregon on September 25 1908 the guardian announces a private sale of ten acres in section 34 township 17 south range 3 west at Eugene Oregon. The tract begins at the southeast corner of James Miller's deeded parcel and runs as described to the county road and back to the starting point. Bids after October 7 1909 at F H Greenman office McClung building. Cash terms. Guardian Fansie I Cheshire and attorney H Greenman.

Radio Toron James Miller P. ¢ Olon Perth Willamette Lane County Oegon F. H. Greenman McClung City of Eugene State of Oregon

Notice of Strafe's Sale Un Hace Tion

Notice issued by Lane County Oregon Sheriff W. Brown on September 1909 under a judgment against Cottage Grove Manufacturing Company partners P Jones V C London and Henry Mischer. Real property in Lane County described as NW Sec 8 Tp 14S R 2W and NEW etc 320 acres to be sold October 4 1909 at Eugene courthouse for cash under the order of sale.

Cirealt State of Oregon Lane Diaston Lumber Company COPPA Peasarice P Jones W. C. Landon Henry Elscher Cottage Trere Manufacturing Company Disebonila Tiulee Company Corsporation CF Jones Vo C Lane County Satiaffy Naked Defendat P. Jones V. ¢. Lond Ion Henry Freeher Cottage Grove Manufacturing Company Lane Comity Henry Ptachoon Sec W. M Insane County County Court House Mugene Ore Henry F Hite

James Wilson to Leave the Cabinet

Washington reports James Wilson former secretary of agriculture will depart from the cabinet. Details indicate a resignation or reassignment, with no immediate successor named as of the late September briefing. The move follows recent administrative shifts and affects the agricultural portfolio.

James Wilson

Longtime Cabinet Officer Expected to Step Down

Culture since March 4, 1887, a long period of service, is expected to step out around January 1 next. The President’s pick for replacement is not announced, though Taft may have chosen. Reports have linked Wilson to retirement, with Meyer as the only Roosevelt holdover. Wilson’s popularity among farmers had been a retention claim, but the portfolio is now seen as passing to others.

Taft Wilson Navy Meyer Roosevelt

Governor Draper Residence Destroyed By Fire

Boston report states the Hack Bay home of Governor Draper was burned today with an estimated loss of 150000. The unoccupied house was being prepared for occupancy when workmen’s careless use of matches yesterday is cited as the probable cause.

Boston Governor Draper Hack Bay

Foreign tonnage tax in effect begins collection

Washington reports that Congress enacted a tonnage tax that began today. A two cent per ton duty applies at each entry on vessels from most foreign ports in the Americas and nearby regions, capped at ten cents per ton per year. A six cent per ton duty applies on vessels from other foreign ports, with a thirty cent per ton annual cap, not applying to distressed or non trading vessels.

Washington Congress North America West India Islands Bahima Islands Bermuda Islands South America Carribbean Sea Newfoundland

Dr King New Discovery Crowned King of Remedies

A print sales pitch extols Dr King New Discovery as a universal remedy. It claims to kill germs and colds, cure lung trouble, stop coughing, and heal inflamed bronchial tubes with endorsements from Dr George More of Black Jack North Carolina. Trial bottle offered free, prices 50c and 1.00, guaranteed by W A Kuykendall.

Dr. King George More Black Jack N. C W. A. Kuykendall

Taft In California Visit Amid Death Of Stringham

President Taft arrives in Oakland and San Francisco for a three day tour. Irv ing Stringham UC acting president dies of araemic poisoning in Oakland. Taft is greeted by crowds, tours Lake Merritt, and cites Oakland Berkeley Alameda consolidation. He attends a banquet at the Fairmount Hotel and participates in civic events with Knox present.

California Field Oakland Fraimount Hotel San Francisco Youembe Valley Knox Lake Merritt United States Berkeley Alameda Alameda County San Francisco Bay Taft Union League Club

Taft Arrives in Berkeley for UC Visit amid Misty Bay Day

President Taft reached Oakland shore shortly after 7.00 am and rode to Berkeley to greet a large crowd at the Greek Theatre of the University of California. Professor Fernard Moses welcomed him, followed by Berkeley Mayor Hogg who delivered a 15 minute welcome. Taft spoke briefly on higher criticism and ideals from universities and voiced optimism about popular government.

Berkeley Calif Taft Oakland San Francisco Bay University of California Fernard Moses University Hogghead

Wilbur Wright's Flight Over New York Harbor

Wilbur Wright completed a 33 minute 33 second flight over New York harbor and the North river. He flew above ferry boats yachts steamers and the battleship fleet encircling the Argyll and returning to his starting point. The course exceeded twenty miles and was hailed as one of the era's most perilous attempts.

New York Wilbur Wright New York Harbor North River Grant Argyll

Peary Arctic Club Passes Upon Proofs Filed By Peary

New York readers learn the Peary Arctic Club formally reviews proofs by Peary showing Cook did not reach the pole. A public statement will follow. The club adopts resolutions welcoming Commander Robert E Peary and congratulating the expedition team for its Arctic achievement with thanks for their disciplined effort and teamwork.

Peary Arctic Club PEARY New York Cook Pole Robert E. Peary

Domination year glow for Hudson Fulton festivity in NY

The Greater New York dominations for the Hudson Fulton celebration cost millions. Public buildings in Manhattan and Brooklyn sparkled with electric lights as tests preceded the event. Photographs show Brooklyn city hall and the Brooklyn bridge during one such occasion.

New York Manhattan Brooklyn Brooklyn City Hall Brooklyn Bridge

Hails Peary as Discoverer of North Pole

New York October 6 President J G Schur man of Cornell University sent a message to Commander Peary praising the discovery as a superb triumph of organization kill] and endurance. Marvin not present to share the triumph. Copenhagen October 6 Professor Torp rector received a cablegram from Dr Cook denying press reports and saying records will go to Copenhagen first and proofs will be examined by all geographical societies.

New York J. G. Schurman Cornell University Peary Ithaca N. Y North Pole Marvin Copenhagen Torp Cook

Building permits issued in September show cautious gains

September was the lightest month in a long period for building permits. The report lists numerous projects including J Higgins bungalow at Orchard and Fairmount, remodels on Monroe and Charnelton, a barn at Eleventh and Charnelton, and multiple residences, warehouses, and a frat house, totaling 21, with permits valued at 21,000 plus. Building Inspector W McFarland notes stronger activity ahead.

J. Higgins M. E. Johnson Eleventh Charnelton E. J. McClanahan Ferry Street Ninth D. C. Kellems Mill Street Twelfth Mary Heller Eighth Street Jackson van Buren J. Horney Oak Street Fourteenth Fifteenth J. H. Eggen Villard Avenue Fairmount Boulevard Nineteenth Street H. A. Taylor Madison Streets W. H. Brenton Alder Thirteenth Streets D. C. Hamlin Columbia Avenue Seventeenth Nineteenth Frank Bowers Olive Street Tenth C. B. Willoughby Tenth Street High Pearl Streets J. W. Barringer Oak Streets B. J. Hawthorne Fourth Lawrence Streets J. N. Cole Severth Street Pearl and High Streets L. N. Stewart Willamette Street Eighth Ninth Streets T. G. Hendricks

Doctor Cook Lectures in Baltimore After Successful Voyage

Roosevelt crew honored with transport home to Newfound Cook. Dr. Cook arrived in Baltimore from Washington for a lecture tonight. An informal city hall reception featured Mayor School introducing him to about one thousand residents.

Cook Welcomed to Washington After Polar Feat

The explorer Dr. Cook was officially welcomed at the Washington municipal building with a crowd filling the hall. H B W McFarland praised his polar journey as a homecoming of the flag he carried north. Taft and other leaders expressed appreciation, and Cook thanked the crowd amid cheers and greetings.

Washington North Pole Cook H. B. W. McFarland District Board of Commissioners Taft Admiral Dewey General Greely Admiral Schley

The Cause of Sudden Deaths Promoted Remedy Swamp-Root

An advertisement urges that kidney trouble leads to heart disease and other deaths, claiming Swamp-Root by Dr. Kilmer cures kidney issues. It promises easier urinary control, reduced nocturnal trips, and offers free sample bottle and book by mail.

Sexy Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton N. Y

A C Attendance Steady in Oregon Regulars

Eight hundred and ninety were registered at O. A. C. Saturday evening. This is somewhat in advance of the registration on the same date last year. However, the registration next Saturday will have to pass 1000 to exceed the prior year. A number of students came in today and expectations rise for next Saturday.

Corvallis Gazette-Times

Young Men Wanted for Postal Exams in Eugene

Uncle Sam to hold an examination for postal clerks and letter carriers in Eugene in November with 50 000 appointments expected this year. Government positions offer long-term employment, good pay, and paid vacations. Bureau of Instructions Rochester New York can prep applicants in weeks. write 1002 Hamlin Building Rochester NY for details.

Uncle Sam Eugene Bureau of Instructions Rochester N. Y Hamlin Building

Red Lodge Sheriff Delivers Reward in Thomas Case

Sheriff F S Bachelder of Red Lodge Montana arrived here and departed with prisoner Fred Thomas the youth arrested Saturday by Sheriff Bown for rape. The Montana sheriff handed over a 100 dollar reward check for the arrest. Thomas agreed to return without requisition papers.

F. S. Bachelder Red Lodge Mont Fred Thomas Bown Montana Thomas

Donald Preston Returns From Portland with a Bride

Donald Preston arrived home from Portland last night bringing a bride. He was married a short time ago in the metropolis.

Donald Preston Portland Metropolis

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