Dr. Pierce Offers Free Advice To Sick Women
Ninety eight percent of women treated by Dr. K V Pierce are reported cured over a 40 year, half million patient practice. Women may consult by letter without charge with replies mailed plainly. World’s Dispensary Medical Association, Dr. Pierce, Buffalo NY. DR PIERCE'S FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION I Makes Weak Women Strong. Sick Women Well.
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United States
K. V. Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Prest
Buffalo, N.Y
Hearing of big rate case in Portland
The Interstate Commerce Commission resumed the Portland hearing, with J G Woodworth of Northern Pacific testifying largely on technical points. He said the 1904 rate revision followed the St Louis case, not a deliberate hike, and that the North Bank line aimed to double track the Cascades to improve Portland access. He argued Puget Sound freight avoids Vancouver due to lower Cascades routing, and interior coast rates are water‑competition driven. T A Lewis of a Portland grocer firm charged railroads carved distributive territory to favor interior cities and raised grocery prices to boost profits.
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Portland
Interstate Commerce Commission
J. G. Woodworth
Northern Pacific
Seattle
St Louis
Great Northern
North Bank
Cascade Mountains
Puget Sound
Vancouver
Cascades
Centralia
Grave Harbor
Woodworth
North Yakima
T. A. Lewis
Walla Walla
Monster Hawk Killed on Siuslaw in Oregon
Special Correspondence Walton Oregon October 11 A H Richardson who lives near the lower Siuslaw killed a hawk Saturday that measured 69 inches from tip to tip. The bird looked as if it had been with Cook and Peary at the North Pole and appeared to be a stranger in this country.
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Walton, Or
A. H. Richardson
Siuslaw
Cook
Peary
North Pole
Money Comes in Bunches for A A Chisholm Treadwell NY
A A Chisholm of Treadwell New York credits electric Bitters with curing long standing indigestion torpid liver constipation nervousness and debility. He says twelve bottles restored health and vigor letting him attend to business daily. The ad claims benefits for stomach liver kidneys blood and nerves.
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A. A. Chisholm
Treadwell
N. Y
A. Kuykendali
McMains Family Visit From Iowa Amid Illness
Greeley McMains and his sister arrive from Iowa to see brother Sidney McMains who has been dangerously ill but is now reported much improved.
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Greeley McMains
Sister
Iowa
Sidney McMains
Examine Peary’s Record of Arctic Trip Report
Washington October 11 The National Geographic Society with the Peary Arctic Club proposed to join the American Geographical Society and the American Museum of Natural History in asking Dr Iva Benson president of the National Academy of Sciences to appoint a commission to examine and report on the Arctic records observations and data of Commander Robert E Peary and Dr Frederick A in the apparent effort to assess Pearys Arctic expedition records and related data.
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Washington
National Geographic Society
Peary Arctic Club
American Geographic Society
American Museum of Natural History
Iva Bensen
National Academy of Sciences
Robert E. Peary
Frederick A
Judge Chrisman Sells Fine Residence to North Dakota Man
County Judge G R Chrisman sold his residence at West Tenth and Charlton streets to James O Farrell from Valley City North Dakota. O Farrell is brother of Rev J M O Farrell rector of St Marys Catholic church. Price near 19000. The remodeled home is among the finest and largest in the city.
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G. R. Chrisman
West Tenth and
Charnelton Streets
James O'Farrell
Valley City
North Dakota
J. M. O'Farrell
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Chrisman
City
Stop spitting nuisance with catarrh cure Hyomei
Local authorities urged to curb spitting on sidewalks and promote Hyomei a vaporized air remedy from Red Cross Drug Co priced at 1.00 with a 50 cent refills. Money back if it fails. testimonial from William V. Goode Newark Ohio June 21 1909.
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Red Cross Drug Co
William V. Goode
Newark
Ohio
Movement to Extend Eugene City Limits West
Talk of extending Eugene city boundaries before the next census. Potential expansion would bring in 57 residences and 225 to 300 people, mainly west of Blair street and along West Eighth street toward Amazon Creek. Areas at Blair Street, Campbell Addition, and near Foster’s tract are most likely first, with estimates suggesting 228 to 285 residents depending on household size.
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Eugene
Fairmount
College Hill
Blair Street
Campbell Addition
West Beighth Street
Beyyond
Doren
Amazon Creek
West Eighth Street
Corporation
Foster's Lots
Morse Receives Fifteen Year Federal Prison Term
New York Oct 11 The United States circuit court of appeals affirms the lower court verdict sentencing Charles W Morse former banker to fifteen years in the federal penitentiary at Atlanta Ga The case may go to the Supreme Court and a bail application is planned Morse is being moved to the Tombs prison and may begin serving the sentence there or at Atlanta unless a stays granted later Morse was taken to the Tombs this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Circuit Court of Appeals Today
Charles W. Morse
Federal
Atlanta
Morse
United States Supreme Court
Tombs Prison
Circuit Court of Appeals
Dr. King's New Discovery Crowned King of Remedies
A vintage testimonial advert claims Dr. King's New Discovery cures lung trouble and coughs. Claims it kills germs and flu symptoms, heals inflamed bronchi and membranes, stops coughing, and halts hemorrhages. Includes price 50c and 1.00, trial bottle free, with a guaranty from W. A. Kuykendall.
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Dr. King
George More
Black Jack
N. C
W. A. Kuykendall
Family salmon outing yields large catch on Siuslaw
Albert Baker and family with Frank Keyes and J A Walters returned from a lower Siuslaw trip with 890 pounds of salmon salted for winter. A 45 inch fish weighed 33 1 2 pounds and a 42 inch fish weighed 232 1 2 pounds. They report a fine time.
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Albert Baker
Frank Keyes
J. A. Walters
Siuslaw
Pirates Win Slugging Match On Wet Field At Detroit
In a rain soaked game to decide the fourth championship clash, Pittsburgh defeats Detroit eight to six. Summers struggled in the first inning as Pittsburg piled up five runs, then Detroit erupted with four in the seventh. Final totals reflect heavy slugging despite sloppy conditions and include attendance and payoff figures from the three games.
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Pirates
Detroit
Summers
Pittsburg
Byrne
Leach
Clarke
Moriarty
Schmidt
Bush
Wagner
Miller
Alstein
T Jones
T. Jones
Abstein
Delehanty
Wilson
Crawford
Gibson
Willet
D. Jones
Clarke Bush
Maddox
Willett
Cobb
McIntyre
Pittsburgh
Works
Rune
Mullin
Jones
Growner
Burree
Hush
National Baseball Commission
Short
Bueh
Vampires
O'Loughlin
Johnstone
Bold robber robs Seattle Express office at King Street
At Seattle King street station the Great Northern Express office was robbed by a masked intruder who bound and gagged night clerk E W Simonson and assistant A P White. The thief looted the open safe, escaping with a sum not less than 2000 dollars as police hunt the culprit. Simonson freed himself and aided the alarm, with White recently hired.
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Seattle
E. W. Simonson
Great Northern Express Company
King Street
Simonson
A. P. White
White
Express Company
No Damaging Fires on McKenzie and Area Report
NO DAMAGING FIRES ON McKENZIE 8. K. Lewis, who spent the summer near Leaburg as fire warden, returned to Cottage Grove Saturday. This was his fourth year on the McKenzie, after two at Mosby creek. No destructive fires this season. A large force works near Leaburg on the proposed power plant for Eugene. about 100 men and teams are engaged. The McKenzie fish hatchery below Gate Creek has taken over ten million salmon eggs this season. hatchlings will be returned to the stream when ready.
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K. Lewis
Leaburg
Cottage Grove
Satrdauy
McKenzie River
Gate Creek
Hunters restricted as farmers ban game on farms near Franklin
V Robovsky reports Long Tom bottom alive with Chinese pheasants but farming neighbors restrict hunting this year. Open season starts October 15 at Dricks' park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Robovsky
Franklin
Long Tom
Dricks’ Park
Crane's fate tied to Knox conference in Washington
Washington Oct 11 Charles K Crane may become American minister to China depending on talks with Secretary Knox who summoned Crane from San Francisco amid secrecy. The dispatch cites a September Chicago Record Herald report about Crane sharing confidential state matters related to China Japan treaties.
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Washington
Charles K. Crane
Wekin
China
Crane
Knox
San Francisco
William M. Hoyt
Chirtaga Record Herald
State Department
Uni
Uttom
Chiba
Japan
Department of State
United States
Bryan Roars as Immense Spokane Crowd Cheers Bryan
In Spokane Washington Will iam Jennings Bryan drew a vast crowd on parade night. A brass band led his approach to the grandstand and the address drew loud cheers. The dense crowd sweltered. several women fainted and were tended away. Taft’s parade drew a smaller, quieter audience with soldiers nearby.
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Spokane
Wash
William Jennings Bryan
Taft
Ryan
Bryan
Auditors Report On Crowd Size At Taft Versus Hiryan
Spectators who heard both events estimated the crowd at Hiryan was about fifty percent larger than Taft's, according to several eyewitnesses. The figures reflect casual counts rather than official tallies from the venue.
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Hiryan
Taft
Noted visitors and real estate deals in Junction City
Miss Ruby Farrington of Eugene visited Junction City with friends this week. D. K. Hill sold a block to W. K. Summers. Herman Marquenon, new east arrival, bought into Jensen Mellin real estate firm. Elmer LaTallier dislocated a shoulder in a practice game, Fat treated in hospital. Nela Rown bought 43 acres river bottom land from A. C. Nielsen for 4500 dollars, no improvements yet. he plans to build soon.
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Ruby Farrington
Eugene
D. KR. Hill
W. M. Johnson
W. KR. Summers
Herman Marquenon
Jensen & Mellin
Elmer LaTallier
University registrar tracks student registrations this semester
By Friday night about 575 students had registered at the university. Registrar Tiffany expects the semester total to reach about 650 students.
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Tiffany
Crane Asked 10 Resign By Secretary Knox
A chaotic Washington scene centers on Secretary Knox asking Crane to resign as the president weighs a cabinet shakeup. Reports say Crane accepted the call to resign after receiving Knox’s letter. Separately, Kenneth A. J. McKensie sues Minnie A. Hubble for over $200 plus interest on a doctor's will dispute in Eugene.
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Kenneth A. J. McKensie
Portland
Minnie A. Hubble
Eugene
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
An old advertise claim promoting Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children as a relief for feverishness headaches teething disorders and upset stomachs. The remedy allegedly moves the bowels destroys worms and cures colds in 24 hours. Described as pleasant to taste and harmless as milk with over 10 000 testimonials. Sold to all druggists 25 cents and urged not to accept substitutes.
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Mother Gray
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Monster Hawk
Pearys
School OF Qual A Teath and Morrison
Oregon
P. Armstrong
Commercial School
The
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Howard
Bageetie Bait
Derry
Anaeseeh Bros, Deptrh
Marhale Shire
C. W. Morse
BR. EH
Seattle Express
Mckenzie
William. Jennings Aryan
Junction City
North Lane
Segre Ary KN
Tespinstad
Wna
Chicago
Anhington
Vised Dent
Bin
Ken
W. M. Green
Willamette
Golden
Aable
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