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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1903
Page
12
Testimonial from W. L. Riley LL D Cuba Y describes fifteen days of sciatic rheumatism and other ailments including lameness and chilblains. After trying various treatments, the first application of Hallard's Snow Lotion gave relief and the second resulted in full improvement.
Roberts Brothers cigar dealers in the Molkey building begin interior remodeling today. The partition between the cases room and the billiard room will move back about four feet. New Day Henderson counters will be installed, creating more stock space and a better display of goods.
A man was found dead near Clinton Tennessee on October 2 with a pile of letters from the end remnants beside the body. Authorities believe the deceased is the missing millionaire Wentz.
Portland Telegram reports the grand jury began examining land fraud charges against Marie L. Ware Horace G McKinley and H A D Pater with much documentary evidence to review and many witnesses expected. Ware may not appear until compelled while McKinley and Pater are present in Portland Eugene witnesses from Cottage Grove testify to timber claim knowledge and forged signatures are alleged in six locator documents.
Cabbage King has leased his premises and must sell the entire stock in days. About 6 tons of cabbage carrots onions and potatoes plus farming implements horses cows and stock must be disposed of at once. 100 gallons of kraut already made for Hall & Son at ten cents a gallon. Cabbage 75 cents per 100 pounds. First come first served. possession to follow. Call Farmers line No 14.
Fifty head of well bred Angers goats for sale. Inquire at J. T. Kiebardeon, Lewelyn, Or.
Natron Oct 2. M B Taliafero and son James killed a bear near town. Marion Wallace, local blacksmith, plans to move to Fall Creek for work. Miss Ollie Smith of Springfield visiting brother B F Smith. E F C Lep? Mr Mobler Washington visiting Mrs J W Smith. N Lindley family visited Springfield. Mrs B F Smith returned from Forest Grove. Lydia Lopp’s birthday party well attended. Nation School started under Miss Amenodia Morehouse of Jasper. Chas Talliafero killed a large coyote on the hill above Natron.
Ivison October 21 reports roads in fine travel condition. Walter Chestain returns from drying planes work near Haleey. Charles Gilson to teach Ivison school starting Monday. L A Chastain injured hand sidelining work. L A Chastain erecting gravery on ranch. W T Copelius noted as dead carpenter on the job. Br J Owen travels to Eugene and Springfield. L Vaughn to resume logging for Mr.
Walters reports a bear activity around an orchard while V. logs since July. W. kK Chastain traps the bear. The apple crop is large and quality, and Stephens Brothers of Noti dig a potato crop breaking records with 800 to 1000 bushels expected.
Washington reports the comptroller was alerted that the First National Bank of Alleghany closed its doors and Pittsburg executor Vaughan was named receiver. Bank leaders said the institution was solvent but tied to the Federal National Bank of Pittsburg caused a run, prompting voluntary liquidation with a planned surplus for shareholders after obligations are met.
Judge Clancy denied temporarily the appointment of a receiver for the Boston Montana Mining Company and barred stock transfer to Amalgamated Copper Company or dividend payments. The aim is to restrain Heinze from operating Minole Healy. Amalgamated threatens to close major works pending litigation if a receiver is named for Howton and Montana interests.
Southampton officers arrested two men who arrived aboard the steamer Philadelphia from America. They were brought before the magistrate and remanded to London for hearing. Authorities believe they are suspects in the murder of contractor Ferguson MacDonald of Pennsylvania woolen works.
Elabon arrangements are underway to boost William Randolph Hearst’s bid for the presidential nomination in Atlanta. Hearst arrived this morning and will be a guest of the Southern State Fair Association, meeting editors from Georgia newspapers to discuss his nomination.
Minneapolis Oct 2 The Minneapolis Cold Storage Company is placed in the hands of a receiver. Liabilities are stated at 00,0 with assets of FH, 000.
Berlin reports advices received by the foreign office raise belief that the danger of a clash between Japan and Russia is passing into a new phase. The note suggests mounting tension and possible military considerations as tensions persist in the Far East.
London reports Richard Croker Crommell a twenty to one shot won the great Sapling plate at Sadown today.
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