Peruna Prominent Testimonials From Restored Health
Robust women credit Peruna for regained health and usefulness in letters from LOUVISE MATHER Burlington and L. E. Tyler Santa Monica. Mather reports back pain relief after four months of treatment and renewed strength, while Tyler details systemic catarrh and hysteria relief after weeks of Peruna therapy and sustained improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peruna
Louvise Mather
Church St
Burlington
Bureau of Hange
L. E. Tyler
Santa Jen
Cal
Santa Monica Ical Society
L. E. Jr
Complete Recovery After Peruna Treatment
Edith Reams of 7 North Main St Dayton Ohio writes she suffered lung and female troubles for nine months without relief until Peruna was prescribed. After twelve bottles she fully regained her health and urges others with similar ailments to try Peruna with written consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Reams
North Main St
Dayton
Peruna
Tam
The Hartman Sanitarium Advice for Nervous Women
An advertisement asserts nervous women suffer from female disease caused by ecatarrh. It urges readers to write to Dr. Hartman, president of The Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, offering free, full treatment instructions after describing symptoms, prior treatment, and age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hartman
Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
View developments turn on Senator Booth case in Oregon
Land fraud trials unfold with testimony from Montague county clerk, veterans, and soldiers about land occupation schemes linked to Jones. Senator Fulton appears as witness, while local papers critique Senator Booth, mentioning linked letters and calls to Congress for land law changes. Albany conference notes defend Booth amid federal charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Montague
Jone Argeed
Raber ‘Ela
Albany Brewera
Pagost
Geo. J. West
Fend
Alleged Payments Linked to Sut-Cons Ties Revealed
The document lists individuals accused of taking money from Jones including Mra, H. M. Haine, W. D. Clark and E. C. Chamberlain of Oregon City. The allegations tie these figures to Sut-Cons conspiracies, outlining suspected financial transfers and involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Mra
H. M. Haine
W. D. Clark
E. C. Chamberlain
Oreg Iity
Harker a High Roller in Lagune Saloons
Harker, a former Siuslaw Lumber log scaler, drifted from Aome to Lagere and then to Rowe and Florence. He spent nearly 400 with champagne and revelry, was jailed several times, sobered briefly, then jailed again after a last spree. Police fined him 12 and he faced city board charges. Friends deserted him in his hour of need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harker
Lagene
Aome
Siuslaw Lumber Company
Rowe
Florence
Iiry
Herker
Eugene
Baok
Dorrie
Tle
How Bus iness Was Handled
New York Oct 10 Robert Oliphant testified that authority was given to draw money on his vouchers for legal expenses. He claimed eight payments of 25,000 each went to him as chairman for legal expenses and that he turned them over to officers. He suspected some contributions went to the Republican fund though denied knowledge of others. Questions about money from a vice president and the purpose of funds were met with evasive replies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Oliphant
Oliphant
Nepablican
Wny Other
Hk. A. Granpia
Motoal
Comp*ter
Geo. W. Perkins
Europe
Grannies
Hamilton
New York Life
Eaid Thammer
Gillette
Hughes
Lette
Mutual
Haritable
Annual session of Oregon Baptists opens with lectures
The first session at First Baptist Church features Dr A Wooddy's address A World Baptist Congress report notes 4000 delegates in London last July Topics include ministerial needs authority and progressive evangelism Rev Henry S Robins from Oregon City explains evangelism as year round and cumulative Officers elected: Carstone Hood River Venues and speakers highlighted as Oregon Convention begins with sermons by F W Carstens and E K Chivers The East’s growth and mission work are discussed with figures on churches baptisms and new ministries in Oregon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Baptist Minister’s Conference
Firet Baptist Church
A. Wooddy
London
Neadog
A. L. Wadaworth
Pacific Paptieta
Oregon
Keelan
Clark
Jesus Ubrlet
Hia
Ollowa
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Oregon City
Henry
Robins
Enother
Bia
F. W. Carstens
Melford
E. K. Chivers
D. D
New York
American Haptist Home Missionary Society
United States
Elxteen
Chivers
Uowel
Liev. C. J. Davenport
Burmah
Leonard W. Kiley
Elected officers at Baphiet convention weekly
Officers named include President W A Wann Eugene Vice President E M Elias Portland Corresponding Secretary L M Kiley Portland Recording Secretary J B Travis Grants Pass wearer J I Failing Portland anaitore W L Morgan and W D Haines of Portland Board of managers three years J W Brougher First Baptist church Portland H W Stone secretary Y M C A Portland A Douglas Albany A J Hoveaker Independence H B Robins Oregon City Last night couren members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Wann
Eugene
E. M. Elias
Portland
L. M. Kiley
J. B. Travis
Grant's Pass
J. I. Failing
W. L. Morgan
W. D. Haines
J. W. Brougher
First Baptist Church
H. W. Stone
Y. MC. A
A. Douglas
Albany
A. J Hoveaker
Independence
H. &. Robins
Oregon City
The
Couren
Magnificent Shoe Stock Secured by Local Firm
M Gidblatt proprietor of Magnet Clothing Co arrived home from Paget Sound trip and announced securing the Peterson shoe stock at Mellingham Washington. The notice urges readers to watch the Guard for further updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Gidblatt
Magnet Clothing Co
Paget Sound Pelate
Peterson
Mellingham
Wash
Murderer Beckman Declared Insane to be Committed
After a long examination by Dr. W. T. Williamson of Portland and other medical men, Wm. F. Beckman, held for the murder of his stepson, has been declared insane and will be sent to the asylum at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebary
W. T. Williamson
Portland
Wm. F. Beckman
Moved Soap Works Plant To Mount Building
Henry Waesamin moves his email soap works plant to the Mount building at 50 Pass Ninth Street, a favorable location for the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Waesamin
Mount Building
Farm Work Delays In Ford Place Amid Rainy Weather
Palestine Pointers Crow Oct 7 notes Gates Brow area farm chores slowed by rain on the Ford place. Hadley family returns from Portland. Wilfred Hadler leaves for Eugene to resume university studies. Mrs Hayes of Heppner plans a charity visit to her elder. Walt Canady drives beef cattle to Portland. A bear raids Ned Gwen's apple orchard prompting a posse to search, only four coon tracks found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow
Gates Brow
Ford Place
B. Hadley
Portland
Jeff Hayes
Heppner
the. Hadley
Walt Canady
Ned Gwen
Dedication of Baptist Church in Hugeoe Completed
The Chest Meptiat church of Hugeoe celebrated the dedication of its remodeled building. A capacity crowd attended both morning and evening services with sermons by Port land pastor J. Whattcomb Hrougher and special music by Professor J. M. Glen and Miss Lea Stinson. About 1500 was needed to retire debt, with rapid progress toward full payment. The new edifice seats 1000, features a large lecture hall, elevated pulpit, and upgraded heating, lighting, and basement facilities. Pastor O. C. Wright’s leadership is credited for much of the gain and ongoing improvements totaling around 6500 during his tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugeoe
Editorium
Arleries
Ijectme
Enor Ker
J. Whattcomb
Pestir
Elret Saptiet
Portland
J. M. Glen
Misa Lea
Stinson
Logan
Elande
Boye
Kev O. C. Wright
Deen
Utah
Bla
Irrigation Reservoir Work Near Waldo Lake Underway
Ar Black oversees a patrol of workers who left Eugene Saturday for Waldo Lake in the Cascade Mountains to construct the Weldo Lake Reservoir. The facility will serve the irrigation project in the valley led by Mr Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Eugene
Waldo Lake
Cascade Mountains
Weldo Lake
Mr. Black
Greenleaf Items From Greenlea October News
Oct 11 items note pleasant days after rain and a lake trip by Marion Wheeler. Chipear Wolcott and Clarence Marnett also visited the lake. Greenleaf bridge work finished Saturday. A public sale of household goods at Pete Wolcott's next Thursday belonging to Fred Worden and family who plan to return to Washington. Worden is Wolcott's daughter. Woolridge at A M Almasi's. Frank Parker and two men brought a gunshot wound head of goats from Jantion vicinity. this adds to about four goats Frank has and more to bring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Wolcott
Fred Worden
Washington
Mre
Worden
Ire Wolcott
Lg, Woolridge
A. M. Almasi
Frank Parker
Gonte
Frank Bee
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View Developments
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Longenecker Teeto
Ander
Galloway
Ira
Toledo
Wade
Agargent
Seostor Ae
Driver UN
Hunnor
Baptists
F. W. Carstone
Medford
Harry Ecor
Baker City
A. L. Black
Sor
Mer
J. G. Sight
Hood River
Eighth
Ek. E Chivers
New York City
Church of Our Lod
Riley
Matras
Echo
Eagle Point
University Park
St. Johna
Daily Guard
Palestine
Mies Wielfred Hadler
University
B. I. Dorrin
A. J. Harlow
C. Marek
H. A. Green
T. N. Plank
O.W. Converse
KH. DeCoa
CO. S. Frank
M. H. Harlow
M. LU. Mitchell
B. Y. Dorris
W. P. Boynton
Frank Needham
Mary B. Yourg
Greenlea
Marion Wheeler
Chipear Wolcott
Clarence Marnett
Greenleaf Bridge
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