California Cooperative Medical Company advert promises cures
An 19th century style ad claims Mark Ke T of Ben Sweetliparits cures kidney stomach and nervous ailments with Oil and Sweet spirits of Eden. Druggists supply it. California Cooperative Medical Company manufactures. Capital stock $1.5 million in 50,000 shares at par. No owner may hold more than one share. Income raises share value. Writing for list of members and titles to CC M.Co. or Oakland California.
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Mark Ke
Ben
California Cooperative Medical Company
Capital Steel
CC. M.co. Uscka
Oakland
Cal
Popular Liniment Promises Relief for Ailments
A testimonial claims a familiar liniment eases rheumatism neuralgia sprains bruises lame back stiff joints corns chilblains and related afflictions for both people and animals. The brief note emphasizes broad effectiveness and party endorsement.
Best Liniment on Earth Heaps Praise on Ballard’s Snow Liniment
Henry D Baldwin Supt Water Works Shullsburg Wisconsin says he tried many liniments but gained real relief from Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheumatism and pains calling it the best liniment on earth.
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Henry D. Baldwin
Ballard's Snow Liniment Praised by Cuba Doctor
Rev W L Riley Li D of Cuba New York reports fifteen days of sciatic rheumatism pain alleviated by Ballard's Snow Liniment. He says the first application gave relief and the second brought complete relief, and provides a strong recommendation.
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W. L. Riley
Li. D
Cuba N. Y
Ballard
Albany Citizens Demand Prohibition on Pedlars
A local letter condemns peddlers as dishonest and urges Albany officials to ban their stands. The writer labels a Kentucky doctor as a deceptive figure and argues licenses should be prohibitive to protect established merchants. Emphasizes supporting trustworthy local businesses and avoiding those who “suck the blood.”
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Eugene
Guard Improvements and Telegraphic News Service
The Guard management will, on or before Oct 1, 1903, increase its telegraphic service to provide full and immediate news. The Guard aims to be the leading local paper with world news and benefits for advertisers. A drunken city figureter, calling himself a postmaster, tried to assert influence but was confined.
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Cey
Guard
Stranger Injured After Fall Near Saginaw on Train
Geo Floyd, a miner from Bohemia mines under foreman Parks, was found badly hurt along the railroad near Saginaw after falling from a northbound train. He was taken to Eugene via Cottage Grove, examined by Dr. Paine, and hospitalized. injuries include several broken ribs and a sprained back.
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Geo. Floyd
Saginaw
Cottage Grove
Eugene
Br. D. A. Paine
Bohemia
Parks
Brevities from Oregon Newsrooms and Happenings
Daily items note banks closed on a holiday and post office Sunday hours. The 1905 National Letter Carriers Conference will meet in Portland. Ringling's circus required fifteen engines to traverse Siskiyous. Rain halted Springfield’s big electric plant work. Nevada football may tour north to play Oregon. Marriage licenses issued for Ek Scott and Eva Handy, Mogensen and Nelson. Eugene high school principal Sneeden appeared in Portland’s Telegram. Appendicitis treated at the hospital. Elmer Keller’s operation went fairly well. Rumor links Capt Hobson to Ruth Bryan, daughter of William Jennings Bryan. Attorney Bower opens in the First National Bank building. Horace Mann rumored to move to California. Mazie Abshire becomes night operator. Hill & Poole drug store move. Hank Hill spotlighted. Born to Allan Blodget, a daughter on Aug 29, 1903. Joe Kostal signs with Salt Lake Pacific National League. Grace Haynie to appear in Portland vaudeville. Clara Pengra to teach in Rosalia. Mrs Stanley and daughters leave for Eugene. Frances Parnes to study at Oregon State University.
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Arthur Sneeden
E High School
Eugene
Saturday Evening Telegram
Portland
Elmer Keller
Irving
Capt. Hobson
Merrimac
Ruth Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
John H. Bower
First National Bank
Hill & Poole
Hank Hill
Allan Blodget
Joe Kostal
Portland Browns
Roseburg
Southern Oregon
Reynolds
Salt Lake
Grace Walton Haynie
Seattle
Ashland Tribune
Clara Pengra
Rosalia
Wash
M. L. Stanley
Marke
Mies
Bessie J. Stanley
Mise Frances Parnes
State University
Stabbing at Junction City Ends in Death on Street
J J Butler, an Oregon pioneer, stabbed and killed Frank Mulkey in Junction City after a long running feud fueled by Mulkey's treatment of Butler's daughter. Mulkey struck Butler with a rock. Butler stabbed him with a pocket knife. Mulkey died minutes later from internal bleeding. Butler, described as a crippled veteran, is suspected of self defense. eye witness Mrs Simmona provided the principal account. Sheriff Fisk and Deputy Harris traveled to the scene. coroner King arrived later.
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Junction City
J. J. Butler
Frank Mulkey
Mulkey
Butler
Malkey
Mr. Butler
Wm. McClaren
Eugene
Wallala
Wash
Fred Fisk
L. T. Harris
Junction
King
Coos Bay Line to Span Oregon from Roseburg to Salt Lake
Roseburg Oregon September 8 The Coos Bay Roseburg Salt Lake Railroad project moves to active construction with Major Kinney returning from New York and securing capital. The line already runs Myrtle Point Marshfield and will extend 60 miles to Roseburg then toward the coast range and Idaho expanding into Salt Lake City. The route promises timber rich districts and fertile farming areas along the Umpqua and Coquille regions.
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Roseburg
Coos Bay
Roseburg & Salt Lake
Marashfield
Empire
Myrtle Point
Salt Lake
Kinney
New York
Marshfield
Coquille River
Coast Range
Roseberg
North Fork
Umpqua River
Cascade Range
Crater Lake
Lake, Slarney
Malheur Counties
Idaho
Salt Lake City
Cascades
Oregon
Flim Flam Suspect Arrested Over Forged Check in Pendleton
Yesterday after banking hours a stranger entered Lee Teutsch's store and bought clothing with a check drawn to John Elliott and signed by Dave Cargen. Bank officials labeled it forged and the suspect was arrested. The check totaled 35.75 and the man, new to town, is believed to have used the name Dave Carlyle.
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Lee Teutsch
John Elliott
Dave Cargen
Teutsch
Morris
Savings Bank
Dave Carlyle
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Terrible Accident Averted on Washington Street
A wagon driver, unnamed, narrowly escaped death when a freight train roared past on Washington street. A. S. Cheshire, nearby, alerted the man who jerked the reins and halted the team just feet from the locomotive. The incident highlights a near-fatal case of absent mindedness near the railroad tracks.
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Daily Guard
Washington Street
A. S. Cheshire
Former Eugene Man Has Fortune
Old time Eugene resident Raleigh Scott, born and raised there, now in Curry county, Oregon, built wealth in land and stock and inherited a $25,000 dairy ranch in California. Elected to the Curry county legislature in 1884, he is reportedly selling extensive holdings for $30,000 and plans to move to Del Norte county with his family.
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Eugene
Raleegh Scott
Curry County
Oregon
Mr. Scott
California
Oregonian
Gold Beach
Raleigh Scott
Chevio River
Pisto River
Scott
Smith River Corners
del Norte County
Cal
Harvests near finished and local notices in Zion
Harvesting in the valley is largely complete with finish planned at the Hyland yard by midweek. Hop pickers expect to complete in Mr Cobb's area and in three acres owned by Al Mayo. An ice cream social is planned at Lost Valley schoolhouse next Saturday evening. Sanford Jacobs rents out Barbre farm to move to Butte City. A soft rock ledge found by T H Hansaker may yield a yellowish oil paint. Grain yields are better than recent years. Some men remain bachelors as wives and children are away picking hops.
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Zion
Sept
Mr. Cobb
Hyland
Horace
I Houch Hampton
C. Matthews Mill
al. Mayo
Lost Valley School
T. H. Hansaker
Death of Janette Opal Chevowth in Eugene
Janette Opal Chevowth died at 6 20 AM at the Chevowth home after an appendicitis operation performed the prior evening. She was nearly 15 years old, born in Dalles Texas and moved to Eugene in 1902. Funeral is set for 2 50 PM tomorrow at First Christian Church with Rev J S McCallum, burial in Masonic cemetery. She leaves her parents sister Vera 15 and brother Grason 10.
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J. Db. Chevowth
Janette Opal
First Christian Church
J. 8. McCallum
Masonic Cemetery
Opal
Dalles
Texas
Eugene
Slater
Vera
Grason
Note and Comment on football gossip and a new corespondent
The piece notes efforts to curb preseason football rumors and confirms Capt Pred Vuteb Thayer of the University will serve as a Guard correspondent for the coming year. Thayer, a University postgraduate, captain of the football team and track member, is described as jolly and popular.
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Pred Vuteb Thayer
Thayer Ie
Traveling exhibitor Weet displays ornate antelope horn cone
Eugene W. Weet, traveling exhibitor of Majestic stoves, now in Eugene, presents an opique cone made from the home of an antelope common in parts of Africa. It is ivory mounted and considered a beauty.
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Eugene W. Weet
Eugene
Portwoue
Africa
New King’s Medicine Says Coughs End At Night
Mrs Chas Applegate of Alexandria Ohio reports long nights of coughing and sputum yet after using three bottles of Dr King s New Discovery she was wholly cured and gained strength. The cure is claimed for coughs colds la grippe bronchitis and chest troubles with price ten cents and trial bottles often at W L DeLano s drug store.
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Chas. Applegate
Alexandria
Lod
Dr. King
W. L. DeLanao
Be irut Troubles Hint at Wider War Prospects
German influence said to hold the key as unrest in Beirut Syria intensifies with seven Christians killed and two houses looted by troops. Vice Consul Magglessen attacked two weeks ago, officials report, while Admiral Cotton is on the scene preparing to safeguard American citizens.
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Germany
Far East
Cotton
Scripps News Association
Washington, D. C
State Department
Beirut
Syria
Magglessen
Turkey
Lawsuit Over Chittim Bark Price Increase In Overton City
Hurl Burt Nicklin Mercantile seeks 210 from Peter Colgaard in circuit court alleging breach of a August 1805 contract to supply 1800 to 100 pounds of chittim bark at five cents per pound. Plaintiffs claim Colgaard failed to fulfil the contract as the bark price rose to twenty cents per pound, causing damages.
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Hurlburt-Nicklin Mercantile Company
Overton City
Peter Colgaard
Imira
Colgaard
Accidentally Shot in Leg During Deer Hunt at Pine Openings
Last Sunday in Pine Openings Wess Walsh and Jesse Wallace of Jasper hunted deer when Walsh reportedly discharged his rifle while loading. Wallace was wounded in the leg above the knee. the bullet was not found and may remain if no complications arise. Dr. T W Harris attended.
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Pine Openings
Wess Walsh
Jesse Wallace
Jasper
Wallace
Walsh
T. W. Harris
Lucky Boy's Big Flume Progress Report at Blue River
N B Standish, owner of the Lucky Boy mine, visits Eugene and says the canal for water power on the Blue River project is advancing well. Workers near setup of a 200 foot overrun mile long flume. The initial 400 feet will be 12 feet wide and 4 feet deep, with the remainder 8 feet wide, designed to carry a massive water flow.
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N. B. Standish
Lucky Boy
Eugene
Blue River
Standish
Why the Trains are Late at Junction City
Line pantiger engines have begun using coal and trains are often late. The coal order preceded loading facilities, causing delays as loading and removing links from engines waste time. Damp cars were not yet available, but machinery will be installed soon to speed the work.
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Fran Ffien
Junction City
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John L. Kellett
Cures Sciatica
Albany
Dokoty Jim
Kentucky
Jo Schules
Oxford
Tolmie
Traver
Henderson
Stranger
National Letter Carriers’ Convention
Ringling
Siskiyou Mountains
Springfield
University of Nevada
U. O
Samuel Ek. Scott
Eva Handy
Mogens P. Mogensen
Annie C. Nelson
Suns Ammuntion
Patvior
Cas. C
Lee
Ganbler
Jonetson
Pleasant Hill
Coos Bay Line
Eugene Man
Hills Brothers
Corvallis
Sanford Jacobs
A. KE. Barbre
Mr. Barbre
Butte City
Montana
Janette Opal Chevowth
Christias
Grove
Velle
Lett
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