Local residents and visitors pass through Eugene area
Meadors AG Mathews from Albany yesterday and JB Harris from Portland on business. Crow of Fair Creek, Hon C H Baker, Geo Rouse from Cottage Grove visited Eugene. Elman Cecil and Dors Spaugh arrived from Heccets. Ben Anderson of Lucky Boy registered in Albany. Mrs Ferguson of Astoria guest of Rev and Mrs Rowland. Dr W M Parberry from San Diego visiting sister Mrs Shaw. Mrs F H Davidson from Cottage Grove visiting daughter Mrs Bonnie Lester. Pearl Briggs of Sodaville visiting aunt Mrs Rankin, left for home. J F Warner F A Hackleman Grant Froman and O Clelan arrived from Albany for Eugene Gun Club shoot. Others returned from Portland. Rouse may join Benedicts soon. Mr Tone and Archie, from Minnesota, leaving for south to scout. may return to Eugene to locate. Mrs Tone’s wife visiting, hardware business. Mrs W H Tibbetts visiting mother-in-law Mrs J W White. she will depart for Arizona soon.
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Mr Crow
Fair Creek
City
C H Baker
Portland
Geo Rouse
Cottage Grove
Eugene
J E Ferguson
Astoria
HK F Rowland
W M Parberry
San Diego
Cal
Shaw
F H Davidson
Bonnie Lester
Pearl Briggs
Sodaville
FA Rankin
J F Warner
F A Hackleman
Grant Froman
O ' Clelan
Albay
A Wrtone
Archie
Minnesota
Points
Tone
Local Hardware and Trade Notes FromTown Retailers
Pers and Bro received carload pails today. Imperial priced at 35 dollars. Paine and WL Montague appointed at San Francisco. Chambers' hardware reports bicycle parts and wall paper stock. Plans for electric light depot buildings and lights at 10 o'clock. Simmons erected photo at Willamette and Sixth. Crescent wheel on display. Imperial 25 to 45 dollars. Planet Jr garden feeder offered. Kers' Hardware handles gardening tools. Orrls and Craw sold three pianos to Dr Lotheihire, E Craig, and Capt W S Moon. Simon Demands Democrats on fusion ticket. political shifts noted. Eugene Lumber Co to deliver first logs. planing mill expanding. red cedar shingles and yard wire fence advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paine & Kay
Toonlat
Harry Murphy
Booth
Oregonian
Chambers’ Hardware
Planet Jr
Kers’ Hardware
Thurston J EP Withers and Names on Post List
The list shows Thurston J EP Withers and numerous individuals including Mra Corinna Alley ce Bealey B Birch John Byers Crossman heirs Mrs Leura Gal hy Mra Ling Graham J H Ham UO Hemiow W G McFarland A Morgan Warren Packard Arve bburn A Rogers Thos J Barle W Fincent Miss M L White among others as post letters remaining dead in the post office notices.
Obituary of Mrs Magorie Cain of Lane County
Mrs Magorie Cain born February 4, 1845 in Adams county Illinois died near Dexter March 22, 1902. She married in 1867 and her family moved to Lane County in 1850. She was mother of six children including Mrs T J Crozan and Mrs Barney Williams Lost Valley plus Mrs Maggie Bonah and Mrs E M Schutt Heppner. Maiden name Harding and relative of the late Ben Harding Cottage Grove. Interment at Pleasant Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magorie Cain
Henry Cain
Dexter
This County
Adams County
Illinois
Lane County
Service Bher
T J Crozan
Barney Williams
Lost Valley
Maggie Bonah
E M Schutt
Heppner
Harding
Socialists Hold Lane County Convention and Nominations
The Socialist party of Lane County met at 3 pm in the hall over Lake's marble works near West Eighth and Olive. Delegates formed a resolutions and platform committee and nominated a county ticket including state senator W B Matthews and representatives A M Manville and A E Whiteaker, with W A Maltman as sheriff and B Patterson as treasurer among others.
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Daily Guard
Socialist Party of
Lane County
Lake
West Eighth and
Olive Streets
Rossman
Cole
W M Davis
H M Mauville
A C Barrett
J L Atkinson
A E Whiteaker
Soldiers Monument at East Park Receives City Approval
The GAR committee seeking a site for a Civil War veterans memorial won court approval for a location in the East Park near the big tag pole. Funds will be raised soon to erect the monument, which will ornament the city. Also at the Republican state convention Port Land, April 3, a full state ticket was named led by Governor W J Furnish. Whitney won the state printer nomination on the second ballot with 187 votes. Bean Ackerman Dunbar and Moore were named as incumbents.
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GAR
County Commissioners’ Court
Port Tlanr
Boy Edward Bailey Injured in Barn Fall Near Junction
Junction April 3 special to the Guard reports Edward Bailey eleven, son of Thomas Bailey, fell from a barn loft eight to nine feet while hauling hay, fracturing his right thigh and badly lacerating his chin. Dr DeW W Oglesby treated him. he is the only son, his brother having died from a horse kick years ago.
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Junction
Edward
Thomas Bailey
de W W Oglesby
Batley
Bohemia mining district notices and transfers filed
Court records show Le Roy filing notice of location for the Monte Cristo claim and HanaGaA Milleron Red Bluff claim in Bohemia district. Real estate transfers include Ernest E Rowett and A E Rowe moving 8 1/2 acres to 16 4 4r 8 w for 570 dollars. Chas Clay transfers the Josie mining claim to Chas B Bruneau for 50 dollars. John W Harms and Sarah L Harms transfer multiple Bohemia district claims to L G Brown for 400 dollars. Bertha M Rohrer vs W B Rohrer divorce noted. Motion to strike out part of complaint.
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H le Roy
Monte Cristo
Bohemia
Red Bluff
Ernest E Rowett
L E Rowe
Chas Clay
Chas B Bruneau
Bohemia District
John W
Sarah L Harms
L G Brown
Bertha M Rohrer
Roher
Democrats of Linn county slate ticket at Albany
Albany April 5 Following in the ticket nominated at the democratic county convention here yesterday Senator M A Miller of Lebanon Representatives Dr T C Mackey of Harrisburg 8 R Claypool of Lebanon and W K R Bilyeu of Albany Commissioner J K Green of Sweet Home Clerk B M Payne of Albany Sheriff Worth Huston of Shedder Recorder Price Munkera of Scio Treasurer W I Garrett of Halsey Assessor J K P Tate of Santiam Coroner Dr W A Trimble of Albany
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Albany
M A Miller
Lebanon
T C Mackey
Harrisburg
Bohemia Mining Firms Move Projects and Dividends
The Le Roi Mining Company orders 40 feet of T tails and a double foot car for upcoming tunnel work in Bohemia. Bohemia miners push for a regional smelter while Helena Consolidated declares a half cent dividend. Crystal Consolidated reports gratifying development. Bohemia Mining contracts 100 feet on the Gold Cross Group and may issue the Boston Tunnel contract this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Roi Mining Company
Bohemia
Helena Consolidated Company
Crystal Consolidated Company
Bohemia Mining Company
Gold Cross Group
Boston Tunnel
President praises Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters in first message
The president’s inaugural remarks are praised as a fine literary effort and a public spirit. The item extols Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a trusted remedy for belching heartburn dizziness nervousness indigestion and constipation and promotes it as a spring tonic. Also notes the marriage of Robert W Hughes to Kate Cassidy in Florence with Justice Chase Wintermeier officiating and the couple planning to relocate to Florence.
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United States
Robert W Hughes
Misa Kate Cassidy
Florence
Eugene
Justice of the Peace
Chase Wintermeier
A New Flying Machine by Portland Manufacturer Parrott
East Side inventor A J Parrott, a Portland maker, unveils a shell shaped flying machine. It features side propellers near center, a rear rudder set far from the hull, and a boiler rated at about 40 horsepower with a weight near 50 pounds. Trial flight promised soon.
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Portland Journal
A J Parrot
East Side
Parrott
Rich Find Strikes Vital Cure Electric Bitters
The Lan caster man F J Green credits Electric Bitters with curing chronic indigestion and nervous debility after other remedies failed. He adds his wife has stayed in excellent health for years and praises the tonic for female troubles. Priced at 50c with a guarantee by W L DeLano.
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F J Green
Lancaster
W L. DeLano
Excavation Begins for Preston Building Addition
This morning workers started digging for a new addition to W M Preston's brick building. Dirt is hauled to Mrs F E Dunn's Usk street lot and to F E Dunn's East Eleventh street site. The alley between Preston and Dunn is closed as the firewall is torn down for a second-story erection.
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W M Preston
F E Dunn
Usk Street
East Eleventh Street
Preston
City Treasurer Candidate Frank Reisner Urged
Announcement endorses Frank Reisner as a suitable and qualified person for the office of city treasurer subject to citizen votes in the upcoming city election. 952 bicycles were sold at the Crescent agency in 1901. Only the best built lighter running wheel could set the record. Plenty more just as good at Chambers hardware.
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Frank Reisner
Creecent
Chambers Hardware
Night Was Her Terror and a Cure Found
Mr. Chas Applegate of Alexandria Indiana recalls coughing through nights and spitting blood from consumption until three bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured him and added 58 pounds. The remedy promises to cure coughs colds la grippe bronchitis and throat and lung troubles, price 60 cents and one dollar. Free trials at W L DeLano’s drug store.
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Chas Applegate
Alexandria
Ind
Dr King
DeLano
Thoroughbred Jacks Advertised at Cloverdale Oregon
Two Kentucky stock jacks offered for the 1902 season near Creswell Oregon on Pleasant Hill road. An English coach horse, five years old, weighs 1450 pounds. four other jacks aged 7 and 11, weigh 900 to 1000 pounds. Foals insured at three. Mares kept in pasture. RoBERT SCAMUTZ at Creswell. Subrey Venison report: Deputy E G Hodson of Roseburg fined C A Lowell 25 for shipping venison out of state billed as poultry. evidence from a San Francisco interception used. President M McCoy back from Myrtle Creek with 250 feet depth reached. coal and slate found in drill. Continuous favorable bitumen streaks noted.
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Cloverdale
Creswell
Pleasant Hill Road
Robert Scamutz
Creawell
Oregon
Subrey
E G Hodson
Roseburg
C A
Lowell
Portland
San Francisco
Quimby
M McCoy
Myrtle Creek
Roseburg Review
Eggs for Hatching in Oregon at $1.50 a Setting
J O Warts announces he can no longer devote time to poultry after May and will sell Plymouth Rock eggs for $1.50 per setting of 18 from his best Barred Buff White pens in Oregon. Regular price had been $5.00 per setting. He claims no other White or Buff Rocks in the state equal his, and his Barred Rocks are equal to any on the coast. Orders at this price from this date.
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Oregon
J.O. Warts
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic and reward for horse
The notice promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a malaria remedy and offers a reward for information about a missing 3 year old light bay filly from H Perkins place Coyote. The filly has a barbed wire slit in one ear and was reported around October 1. Contact J T Ricnarpeon in Liewellyn Or.
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H . Perkins
Coyote
J T Ricnarpeon
Liewellyn
Chambers' Hardware Prepares Big Tackle Selection
The fishing season nears and Chambers' Hardware in Eugene offers the largest tackle assortment yet. Also, Courthouse Lodging House advertises fresh, clean rooms with new beds, new papering and painting, and bright Brus sela carpets.
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Eugene
Courthouse
Traveler Shelly Elected Delegate to National Convention
J M Shelley of this city has been chosen as a delegate to the national convention of the Travel ers Protective Association of America to be held in Portland in June. Shelley long served as a commercial traveler for a Portland wholesale house and led the Oregon division of the association for a period.
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E.ecep
J M Shelley
Travelers’ Protective Association of America
Portland
Shelley
Oregon
The
Rsociation
Burgess Ford March Rural Free Delivery Report
Report of Burgess Ford, R F D Route No 1 for March. Deliveries include 1080 letters, 106 postal cards, 1662 papers, 23 circulars, 912 packages totaling 8131. Collected totals: letters 759, postal cards 4, papers 21, packages 16, money orders 17, grand total 3004.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess Ford
Free Morrow coaster sale offer by F L Chambers Bro
The notice advertises a promotion by F L Chambers & Bro offering a Morrow coaster brake with a charge to the first two purchasers. It presents a brief sales incentive without date or location details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F L Chambers & Bro
Atlantic City Fire Threatens Beachfront Hotels
A major blaze on the Atlantic City beach endangers the Windsor Carleton and Luray hotels as Easter guests flee. Firefighters struggle to control the inferno with the beachfront at risk of total loss, though no fatalities are reported.
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Atlantic City
New Jersey
Windsor
Carleton
Luray
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