Notable Texans Endorsing Peruna Cure
Wyoming veteran Gen W H Parsone ex-State Senator and ex-Supreme Court judge attests Peruna eased grippe after four months. Others include Col Wm Bailey of Washington DC praising kidney health improvement, Col C L Patten Old Guard officer calling it a spring tonic, and Hon R S Ryan along with Alaska Congressman Thomas Cale endorsing it for colds and catarrhal complaints.
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W. H. Parsons
Texas
Col. Bailey
Washington, D. C
Col. Patten
Ryan
Alaska
English House of Parliament
Cale
Pacific
W. H. Parsone
Supreme Court of Texas
H St
N. W
C. L. Patten
Old Guard
R. S. Ryan
B.S. Ryan
Nome
Charles Stewart Parnell
Washington
New Willard Hotel
Washington, D.C
Deer Killed by Rock in Bohemia Hunt
Andrew Brund of Metcalf & Brund killed a large deer in Bohemia by throwing a rock after failing to find a gun. The incident, noted in Western Oregon, describes his switch from firearms to improvised weaponry and his gun swapped for salt and rock. The party size and deer weight are mentioned as uncertain.
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Cottage Grove
Oregon
Andrew Brund
Metcalf & Brund
Bohemia
Brand
Will Open School of Veterinary Science
Dr J Christie well known veterinarian will visit to sort for his mines Monday or Tuesday and stay two or three weeks. Upon return he plans to establish a school of veterinary science to aid farmers. He ordered a Berlin four foot horse mannequin at $1700 delivered here.
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J. Christie
Berlin
Death of Mrs. Irvine at Portland Pioneer of Linn County passes
Mrs. Sarah P. Irvine aged 75 died Thursday at her daughter Mrs. Allan B. Slauson home in Portland after a long heart illness. Born in Ohio she crossed to Oregon in 1852 with her family. She married Robert A. Irvine a Linn County state senator who died nine years ago in Albany. Survived by daughters E. L. Thompson Portland, A. B. Slausen Portland, L. Bilyeu Eugene, granddaughter Mrs. A. M. Williams McMinnville, grandson Dr. Lloyd Irvine. Also survived by siblings John K. Smith Lebanon Hiram Smith Salem Amanda Bosler Taylor Smith Salem Eliza Royce Newport Elijah Smith Lafayette Mary Mateer Fans. Funeral today at 2 pm at her daughter’s home 585 6 6 Thlamook Street conducted by Dr Luther R Dyott Grace Congregational Church. Remains to Albany for interment with services at Grace Presbyterian Church Sunday at 2:30 pm led by Rev A Melvin Williams McMinnville and Rev Mr Wooley Eugene. Oregonian Sept 19.
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Sarah P. Irvine
Linn County
Allan B. Slauson
Robert A. Irvine
State Senate
Albany
Irvine
E. L. Thompson
A. B. Slausen
Portland
L. Bilyeu
Eugene
A. M. Williams
McMinnville
Lloyd Irvine
John K. Smith
Lebanon
Hiram Smith
Amanda Bosler
Taylor Smith
Salem
Eliza Royce
Nwport
Elijah Smith
Lafayette
Mary Mateer
Fears
Thlamook Street
Luther R Dyott
First Congregational Church
Grace Presbyterian Church
A. Melvin Willams
Mr. Wooley
Oregonian
Electric Bitters Praised by Chicago Man for Mother
P J Daly of 1247 West Congress Street Chicago extols Electric Bitters as a tonic that strengthened his feeble mother. He reports improved appetite, resolved insomnia, and steady gains in strength while noting relief from stomach fever and kidney issues with the remedy sold at Kuykendall's drug store.
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P. J. Daly
West
Congress Street
Chicago
Seidander Gas
W. A. Kuykendall
Ben Ayers in Asotin City Case Noted
Ben Ayers of Asotin Washington is reported to be in the city as part of an ongoing local matter and is mentioned in connection with the site’s activities.
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Ben Ayers
Asotin, Wash
City
Long Missing Steamer Aeon Reported Safe After Island Run
Tacoma dispatch from News from Victoria reports cablegram says steamer Aeon is at Corisomas Island with all passengers safe. Report says safety message carried to Fanning Island near Christmas Island. British freighter Aeon sailed from San Francisco in July for Sydney via Apia, Samoa. Despite no licenses to carry passengers she took naval personnel including women as stewardesses and men as crew. Reinsurance on Aeon quoted at 65 percent.
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Tacoma
Victoria B. C
Bamfield
Aeon
Corisomas Island
Fanning Island
Christmas Island
San Francisco
Sydney
Apia
Samoa
Greenleaf items highlight road work and local happenings
Special Correspondence from Greenleaf notes Supervisor Johnston spreading more gravel this year than ever and aims for a 10 mill tax to improve roads next year. Mrs. Joe Slemmons departs for a Washington visit while Ruth and Florence Hayes visit O Wileat’s. Sam Cox of Goldson camps at O Wileat’s hoping to see a deer amid storm and fire damage. Clarence Burnett loses a phone in the same storm. J A Burnett recovers from a stone bruise on his heel last week.
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Greenleaf
Johnston
Joe Slemmons
Washington
Ruth
Florence Hayes
O. Wileat’s
Sam Cox
Goldson
O. Wijeat’s
Saginaw
Clarence Burnett
Birth of Son to W L Thompson and Wife
Born at Le [city unclear] on September 15 1908 a son to W Latz Thompson and his wife Mrs Thompson formerly Miss Elsie Hobbs of this city.
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W. Latz Thompson
Mra. Thompson
Elsie Hobbs
Local remedy ad touts Dr King’s Life Pills in Vermont
A Vermont reader, N. H. Brown of Pittfield, reports long use of Dr King’s New Life Pills to ease stomach, liver and bowel kinks with growing satisfaction. The ad claims no fees or friction and guarantees delivery at Kuywendall’s drug store in W. A. Kuywendall's waste factory.
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Dr. King
N. H H. Brown
Pittefield
W. A. Kuywendall
Changes in business houses of Springfield
Springfield ventures shift as Mr A J Henderson plans to take Stewart and Co stock and manage a store. O W Johnson expands furniture and hardware space. Grange discusses a two day indoor fair with Corvallis officials and local merchants. Harvest ball at the opera house draws large crowds. several locals relocate, travel, or take new posts with Pacific and Booth Kelly projects.
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A. J. Henderson
Genteman
Portland
Stewart & Co
Messra
Stewart & Clark
Henderson
O. W. Johnson
Hadware
McKinney
Belog
Grange
Horticultural
Poultry
Corvallis
Farmers Institute
Murderer 10 Die On Scaffold
Kenora Ontario reports the execution of William Paul the condemned murderer who killed Henry Schetling whose body was found December 6 1907 near Pinewood Rainy District. Paul allegedly used his axe in the crime and the pair were rumored to have skated together toward the bush where the murder occurred.
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Kenora
Paul
Texas Wonder promotional claim and mail order offer
An askew testimonial style ad touts Texas Wonder as a cure for kidney and rheumatic issues. It advertises a $12 bottle with a two month treatment, inviting readers to request testimonials by mail from C J Hall of St. Louis and lists 2926 Olive Street as a contact.
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Texas
C. J. Hall
BE. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
DeWitt Little Early Risers Pill Works Easy
DeWitt Little Early Risers are small pills, easy to take and gentle. Bold by all druggists, they promise a sure effect.
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DeWitt
State Chairman Cake Broken in Health
W M Cake chairman of the Republican State Central Committee has suffered a nervous breakdown and has transferred campaign duties to the executive committee. The committee met and organized to run the Taft Sherman campaign in the state while Cake remains seriously ill at a local sanitarium. Doctor W T Williamson said Cake cannot participate in campaign work at this time. Oregonian.
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W. M. Cake
Republican State Central Committee
Cake
Lr. W. T. Williamson
Oregoulan
Dr King's New Discovery Cures Cough Says Patient
A Stouston Me resident John White reports winter coughs vanished after using Dr King's New Discovery. He purchased a 50 cent bottle and claims the cough disappeared before half the bottle was used. He notes similar success this winter and endorses the remedy with a money back guarantee at W A Kay Kendall's drug store. Trial bottle free.
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John White
Highland Avenue
Stouston
Dr. King
Sporting News Briefs from Baseball Circuits
A jumble of early 20th century baseball notes touches on Boston Americans under Fred Lake, Detroit and St. Louis in the American League race, Clark Griffith linked with the Sioux Nation rumor, and Jack Frill receiving a 50,000 inheritance cue. Cobb Crawford and Rossman chase Tigers glory, Cubs meet Giants in New York, Addie Joss miscast for White Sox, Chase vows California play, Uniontown Garlics claim strong roster, Demmitt sets Eastern League error mark, Doyle’s hitting shift and Doyle as Joe Jackson’s successor debated. Manager Fred Clark keeps Pirates climbing as Philadelphia Americans rumor Jackson could join majors. Greenville’s Joe Jackson praised yet shuns majors.
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Wyoming
Peru
John W. Hoyt
Wm. Bailey
William Bailey
N. E
D. C
Union Veteran Legion
Labor Protective
New York
Peruna Com
Pany
Ton
Thomas Cale
Pacific Slope
School OF Veterinary Scierce
Irvin
J. A. Burnett
Springfield
Opera House
Will Cheshire
Aca Hadley
Henry Sinner
Cornelius
Southern Pacific Company
Wendling
Booth-Kelly
Wells van Valzah
R. G
Pennsylvania
Fred Bosserman
State School For the Blind
George Allison
Milt Kintzley
W. B. McKinney
Fall Creek
John Winzenried
Lena
M. M. Peery
A. J. Perkins
G. W. Perkins
Falr
Springfield News
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Gompers
Labor
Brownsville
W.H. T
Sporting News
Boston Americans
Fred Lake
Cleveland
Detroit
Clark Griffith
Jack Frill
Cobb
Crawford
Rossman
Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Giants
Cubs
Addie Joss
Chicago White Box
Chase
California
Heer
Tahe Pennsyvania
West Virginia
Lcene
Uniontown Club
Garlics
Perause
Demitt
Newark
Providence
Demmitt
Larry Doyle
Jersey City
Doyle
Crise
St Louis Browns
Fred Clark
Pittsburg
Pirates
Frederick
Philladelphia Americans
Joe Jackson
Greenville
B. C
Jackeon
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