Tighe Letter Praises Peruna Cure by Dr Hartman
A letter from James Tighe of Remsen Street Albany County praises Peruna tonic as superior to other tonics. He claims the remedy renews vigor and cures nervousness, asserting it helped him and urged others to consult Dr Hartman, head of a Columbus sanitarium, for personalized cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yman Tighe
Yhn Tighe
Remsen St
Eorth
Albany County
Wen
Hartman
Columbus
Portland Fair Statistics: Admissions and Revenue
Portland fair statistics show admissions to the fair and Clark fair from January 1 to 14 totaled 2,745,509, about one million above a government estimate. Of 1 gate entries, 645,507 were passes. Attendance included grounds and attractions, with peak days around January 1 and closing day when 53,738 attended. A 40 percent dividend to the dera is planned, indicating strong financial success among United States expositions except for Mississippi.
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Tel Puwder
Ia and Clark Fair
Jane
United States
Marriages Reported in Lincoln Street and Farm Weddings
The notices detail several early 1900s marriages. Stella Owen wed by I E McDonald at 8:45 pm at the bride’s uncle Owen’s home with friends present. A couple, including Chase and Katie Gorre, married on Lincoln Street north at 8 pm by Justice Than Peace A Wintermeter, a simple ceremony. Groom works at Link’s store and the couple plan housekeeping on a farm north of E Sprague. Another couple, Ge o Frazer Jr. and Luella Wowels, married at Geo Frazer’s Fifth Street home with J Termeier officiating. Two more unions listed include Jomap and Sarabil Laawb, and Ida N Oreit, with Eugene, both occurring in October, officiated by Justice Termeier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
D Chase
Katie Gore
Lincoln Street
Justhan
A. Wintermeter
Ding
Aker
Link's
Cmeje
E. Sprague
Luella
Wowels
Geo, Frazer, Jr
Fifth Street
Alock
Justice of the Peace
Otermeier
Armitage Kills Mrs Stoops Then Ends Own Life
Marshield in Coon county reports a double tragedy as J A Armitage shot and killed Mrs Stoops after stalking her for years and then killed himself. Mrs Stoops, fearing him, had earlier fired a warning shot. Armitage crawled through a window and died by his own pistol. The Stoops family had ties to Armitage's former farm near Legence.
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Marshield
Coon County
Lane County
J. A
Anurelios
Armitage
J. O. Stoops
Besina
Stoops
Marchfield
Stoope
Armitage Reeves
High Hawke
Springfield
Mieske Telle
Hogene
Helmet Lodge
Knights of Pythian
Eugene
J. A. Armitage
South Marshfield
Mra
Stoone
Wedding Bells at Crow in 1905 Nuptials
One of the most beautiful home weddings occurred Monday evening October 1905 at Mrs. Francis Rauch near Crow. Matilda Marouse married Walter T. Pickene with Justice C. V. Miller officiating. Guests included Miss Nellie Gates and Herman Beaumister. The couple received many gifts in a ceremony marked by pink and green decor and a grand napper meal prepared by Grandma Kaneh. The groom is a sawmill worker in Crowville. the bride is the youngest daughter of Mrs. Francis Kaock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satamn
Francis Rauch
Crow
Matilda Marouse
Walter T. Pickene
C. V. Miller
Misa Neilie Gates
Herman Beaumister
Kaneh
Advertising and medicine praised by Beecher cited patient letter
A reader quotes Rev. Henry Ward Beecher approving medical advertising and Dr. Darrin's cures. Beulah Ross of Salem reports dramatic health gains from three years of treatment, weighing 191 pounds now after prior illness, and invites references from others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ward Beecher
Uecher
Darrin
Derrin
Cogeve
Teatimovista
Smeede
Pare
Rose
Salem
Varro
Iepeier
Thesick
Operon
Christian Convention at Coburg in Lane County
Lane County Christian Missionary Convention schedule for Coburg October 19 20 21 includes devotions sermons Bible studies and business sessions led by local pastors and professors with events from Thursday morning through Saturday closing sermon. Delegates traveling from Eugene receive free rides. stage pickups from Hoffmann House to Coburg and train connections described.
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Lane County
J. M. Morris
Christina Unity
M F. Horn
D. KE
Aleouava Nominating Committee
Spm
Feld
C. C. Curtis
E. Wigmore
UCI
C. E
C. A. Curtis
Lla
Eugene
Coburg
Hoffman House
Springfield
John Millett Declared Insane and Committed to Asylum
John Millett, a former resident near Cottage Grove, was brought by Sheriff Fred Plek for examination by a lunacy commission led by Lr H. C. Sobleef and F. bk. Selovers. Judge Chrisman ruled Millett sane or insane and ordered his commitment to the asylum.
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John Millett
Cottage Grove
Fred Plek
Lonse
H. C. Sobleef
F. Bk. Selovers
Chrisman
Hold-up on Eleventh Street
While returning from his store Saturday evening East Eleventh Street near his home, Schwarzschild fought off two assailants with his cane. Though knocked to the sidewalk, his cries frightened them away without attempting a robbery. The attackers, likely amateurs, fled into darkness.
Deer Hunt Trip Ahead For Griffin Paine On Huckleberry Mountain
Drew Griffin and Barney Paine left this morning on a two weeks deer hunt on Huckleberry Mountain near Salt Creek. They expect to return with the legal deer limit. Charley Littlefield, who worked twelve feet behind Griffin's counters, will notify the store during Drew's absence.
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Drew Griffin
Barney Paine
Huckleberry Mountain
Salt Creek
Charley Littlefield
Griffin
Drew
Irving Items Living Note Local Movements
Irving items report W B Yates and family left for Oregon City their future home on Saturday morning local. 8 L Bond and wife and son Samuel visited the fair closing day. Mrs J H Duffy and daughter went to Portland Saturday afternoon. D C Brace visited Irving and vicinity recently. Mrs W W Genthes suffers from grippe but is better. Julius Keopp was ill with stomach troubles but is recovering slowly.
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W. B. Yates
Oregon City
L. Bond
Samuel
Mia
J. H. Duffy
Portland
D. C. Brace
Irving and
Grippe
Julius Keopp
Siuslaw Schooner Sacramento Wrecked Near Coos Bay
The lumber schooner Sacramento left Siuslaw bound for San Francisco was driven ashore four miles north of Coos Bay inlet by a southwest gale. Crew rescued with difficulty by life-saving service. vessel and cargo total losses. Owned by Beadie Bros of San Francisco, operated in the Oregon coast lumber trade.
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Naisi Field Saga
Sacramento
Siuslaw
San Francisco
Coos Hay
Beadie Bros
Oregon Coast
California
Work may begin within two weeks on Eugene water plant
A. C. Heese the agent for Engineer Kelsay of Salt Lake who has an option on the contract for Eugene's municipal electric sighted water plant left for Portland after days of discussion. The council committee has reviewed the contract and expects it to be signed soon with work starting within two weeks if approved.
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A. C. Heese
Kelsay
Salt Lake
Eugene
Municipal
Portland
Douglas big hop yield at Keaver Lane county farm
S M Douglas baled hop is record setting at Keaver Lane county farm two miles above Springfield. He harvested twelve tea of river bottom land yielding 28 008 pounds from 144 bales, averaging 2333 pounds per acre. Last year several hundred bales on nearly an acre were lost and replanted this spring, reducing actual per acre figures.
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S. M. Douglas
Keaver Lane County
Springfield
New Settlers Arrive as Furniture Comes in Three Cars
Three cars of household furniture have been unloaded in as many days marking new arrivals. One load came from Sibley Iowa with Morse family goods, another from Kimberly Minnesota for J P Williame, and a third from Ridgeley California. The influx signals strong fall advertising and a likely large influx may occur this fall and winter.
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Sibley
Iowa
Morse
Kimberly
Minn
J. P. Williame
Ridgeley
Califonia
Swift Specific Blood Tonic Ad Claims Wide Cure
An advertisement touts S S S as a powerful blood purifier and tonic. It claims the product strengthens the body, cures rheumatism skin diseases scrofula catarrh and malaria, and treats contagious blood poison while offering free medical advice. The Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta Ga is listed.
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Martin
Warren
SWIFT
Atlanta
Small Boy Under Arrest For Theft From Dairy Work
A twelve year old boy named Harry Clark is held by county jail authorities for stealing ten dollars from Mrs. A. W. Skipworth, a dairy operator north of town. He arrived from Chicago, was born in New York, and claimed he saved money by working around Dan Liotos yard. He earlier bought a revolver for two dollars with money he earned, and later returned the gun to the seller and retrieved his money. He took money from Mrs. Skipworth’s purse after discovering the concealed sum. The case is before Justice Wintermoler.
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Harry Clark
A. W. Skipworth
New York
Chicago
Hope
Dan Liotos
Skipworth
Clark
Mee Skipworth
Harry
Boy Arrested For Theft But Story Debunked At Home
Jindry Clark a two year old boy was taken into Mrs. Skipworth’s home after offering to work for meals. She bought clothing with several dollars as he possessed a pistol and had threatened another boy. The court dismissed the case against Harry Clark for stealing $2 from his employer, Judge Wintermier presiding.
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Jindry Clark
Skipworth
Parry
Little Boy's Neck Cut Noted in Tragic Accident
Esteller Gilmore five years old, son of Mrs. Wv. M. Gilmore, living at 117 Mast Fifth street, was severely cut on the throat at 2 15 pm while feeding his dog. The dish edge caused a deep gash and heavy bleeding. Dr. J. W. Sarria treated him, finding only a small arterial injury.
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Wnd
Siuslaw Items Horn At Acme Oregon
Siuslaw items report a birth of an eight-pound girl on Saturday September 30 1905 to Mr and Mrs Fred Tiewitt in Acme Oregon. The steamer Robarte sailed to Yaquina for flour and feed Tuesday morning and returned by evening completing the run in one day. The schooner Hella arrived from San Francisco Saturday evening docking with Jamber at Rome. Captain Jacobson master of week 6 is joined on this voyage by his wife whom he recently married in San Francisco Florence Weather.
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Horn
Acme
Oregon
Fred Tiewitt
Robarte
Yaquina
Hella
San Francieeso
Jamber
Rome
Jacobson
Sano Francisco
Florence Weat
Notice of Separation and Debts By Gersbach
Notice stating that wife Euphany Gershach has left home and that Carl S Gersbach will not be responsible for any debts contracted by her. Indicates withdrawal from bed and board and financial responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euphany Gershach
Gersbach
Springfield plans a new opera house with stock company ownership
A plan to build a Springfield opera house gains support. The proposed 60 percent scale house would cover 100 feet by 60 feet with a 20 by 0 stage and two dressing rooms of 10 by 20, nearly doubling the size of the current venue. The building would be owned by a stock company and used for opera, hall events, or public gatherings.
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Springfield
Thies
Newa
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Jomn Tighe
Porrtland Fair Statistics
Jomap
Sarabil, Laawb
Imira
J. &. McCallam
Roder
Ida N
Mrs. Stoops
Monroe
Castoria
Infante
Beecher
Divine
Mrs. Beulah Ross
Christian Convention
Flhursday
A. M. Sweaney
Stellam
Sion
Sermon. Co
Dugene
Eleventh Street
Irving
Douglas
Daily Guard
Ag Clive
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