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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1902
Page
8
Good Honest Solid Shoes Good Honest Solid Shoes
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Local Notes and Ads From the Daily Guard
Brief items include the April 4 edition highlights. Chambers Hardware offers bulk garden seed and wheeled products, Moon’s bargains, and a pew sign being painted. A city wagon wheel collapses on Eighth Street. repair at Sloan’s blacksmith shop. Lively advertising for Rocket muslin underwear and Morrow coaster brakes. Civil service exam for city mail delivery set for May 10 at the High School. Archie Livermore as secretary. Resident M. Wilkins suffers a serious health incident at F. M. Wilkins’ West Ninth Street home. aged in his 70s and in good spirits despite illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers
Eugene
Civil Service
Lelt
Archie Livermore
Crescent Weacer
Chambers Hardware
M. Wilkins
F. M. Wilkins
West Ninth Street
Wilkins
Daily Guard Updates From City and Nearby Towns
April 34 notes residents and visitors moving between Fa r Creek Welterville Cottage Grove Portland and other towns. People include R A Edwards Jobo Waring JS8 Gray Mra Edward D Loveridge Maude Bradley Wm Landers and many others with travel to Boise City McKenzie Bridge San Jose Delta Portland Baker City and more. Also mentions political candidate Prof WA Wann heading to Baker City for campaign opening and social updates from Salem Journal listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Waring
Welterville
Gray and Family
C W Lowe
Harrisburg
JC Long
Cottage Grove
RM Veatch
Night Was Her Terror and Coughs Ended by Cure
Mrs Chas Applegate of Alexandria Tod writes of severe coughing at night and spit blood from consumption. After other medicines failed three bottles of Dr King's New Discovery fully cured her, adding 58 pounds. Guaranteed to cure coughs colds la grippe bronchitis throat and lung troubles. 60 cents and 1.00. trial bottles free at Wol DeLane's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Applegate
Alexandria
Tod
Dr King
Wol DeLane
Johnson the Horseshoer at 566 Olive Street
Frank Johnson operates a one man horse shoeing business daily at 566 Olive Street opposite Baog's Feed Stables offering reliable farrier services to local riders and farmers. He emphasizes personal attention and prompt on site hoof care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsea
Olive Street
Baog
Frank Johnson
Evergreen onions praised by Camp Creek grower
E B Wickham of Camp Creek visited town with winter onions of the Evergreen variety described as mammoth. He recommends Evergreen as a very fine variety for growers and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Wickham
Camp Creek
Strikes a Rich Find in Electric Bitters Claim
A Lan caster man F J Green credits Electric Bitters with curing chronic digestion and nervous debility after years of failed remedies. He says the tonic also keeps his wife in excellent health, praising it as a grand invigorator for weak women. 500 bottles guaranteed by W L DeLano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F J Green
Lancaster
W L. DeLano
Blue River City Lots Report Declared Fake
Rumor that Blue River City will restrict lots to no borel livery blacksmith shop or saloon is baseless says Eorrox Guakp. The April 22 notice from Blue River confirms no such sale limits exist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue River
Eorrox Guakp
Blue River City
Post Office Letter List for Eugene April 24 1902
Unealled letters include Jas Krowe Mra Emma Brown AC Dixon Riley Hollenbeck T Hoover Ww J List L Montgomery O Pieroth The notice notes new stock of wall paper now in and mentions remnants offered at discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Jas Krowe
Mra
Emma Brown
AC Dixon
Riley Hollenbeck
T Hoover
Ww J List
L Montgomery
O Pieroth
Chambers’ Hardware
Precinct Nominees Listed for County Offices in Eugene
The Daily Guard prints a list of Republican nominees filed with County Clerk Lee for precinct offices, including Eugene-C A Wintermeier as justice of the peace and multiple road supervisor and constable positions across Cottage Grove Lane and surrounding districts. A church wedding follows at St Marys Episcopal with Elmer O Roberta and Miss Mariel Clare Craw, vows by Dr DE Loveridge, and reception at the Craw home on West Sixth and Oliver streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Guard
Guagp
Lee
Eugene
C A Wintermeier
Bailey
William Matthews
Wallice
H © Combe
RB Gorman
J W Beemir
Willamette
Geo A Drury
Edward Jordan
Constans
Cbarls Powers
Lane
Wm Roberts
WJ Benninger
Slayter
Cottage Grove
J W Vaughn
B K Lawson
G D McFarland
Lake Creek
Lawrence Lamb
EA Lamb
Howard Pope
McKenzie
Powers
O J Yale
la Powers
Richardson
J R Butler
CA Brown
Jasper
W H Eaton
L Hinson
J 8 Hille
A H Lajoue
Fiorenc
C H Holden
Wm Barnhardt
Jared Scott
Junction
Lee W Clark
John A Lawrence
BS Hyland
St Marys Episcopal Church
Elmer O Roberta
Mariel Clare Craw
Geof Craw
DE Loveridge
Lohengrin
Arthur Louis Frazer
Messrs
E R Davie
Horace Burnett
John M Whitney
Chas GriMo
Pearl Roberts
Nite Ostrander
Maude Bradley
Otho Roberts
Craw
Weat Sixth
Oliverstreet
Mandila
Miss Roverts
Misa Ostrander
Misa Bradley
Ecru
Will Auction Orr His Goode
JH McClung today began clearing away stock to hold an auction sale of remaining goode objects. The sale aims to dispose of what remains before the building is torn down for a new structure to rise this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goode
JH McClung
Freakish River Ride On Family Horse
A ten year old boy rode his family horse to waters the animal plunged into the Willamette River and carried him downstream toward the opposite shore. The father chased by skiff and bridge, rescued horse and rider after a several mile detour. The boy reportedly seemed unafraid and enjoyed the ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Father
Hale remains on ticket as legislative nominee
The note praises Hon C K Hale Democratic nominee for the legislature, highlighting his prior Lane county service, native ties, State University education, thrift and business sense, urging support from fellow citizens. Also a hardware ad cites fall tree care supplies at Chambers’ hardware in La.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hon C K Hale
Hele
Lane County
State University
Registration Deadline Prompts Voters To Verify Status
A public notice urges residents to register with the county clerk at the courthouse before May 15. Unregistered voters face the requirement to find six citizens to vouch for their citizenship before Election Day, a process described as more burdensome than registering now.
Blue River boom as lumber, hotels, and mines expand
Blue River City swells with activity as a sawmill restarts and lumber is hauled for a new hotel and a livery stable. Builders plan dwellings and barns while miners anticipate a large influx. Park drives a tunnel yielding a rich free milling ore shoot 460 feet from the surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue River
Meed
CH Park
Guarkd
Hale to Remain On Ticket In Democratic Primary
The Democratic county central committee met at the courthouse to nominate a replacement for CK Hale, who asked to quit. Hale reconsidered and consented to let his name stay on the ticket, so no action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic County Central Committee
CK Hale
Hale
Dexter Notes Farmers finish sowing promising crop
Farmers have generally finished sowing their spring crop and grain looks splendid with a good outlook. W R Parker made a business trip to Eugene. Hilla Bros of Jasper moved their jogging outfit to the Higgins place near June and will begin cutting loge at once. Rev Miller baptized converts on Rattle snake creek near Miller's last Tuesday. The telephone company has submitted a plan to build a line from Pressant Hill to Lowell via Dexter, which would be a great public convenience. Al Higgins has nearly lost an eye working at a California sawmill and is expected home this week. A recent river rise saw Williame’s boom break, releasing nearly a million feet of logs scattered along the river, adding work to recover them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
W R Parker
Eugene
Hilla Bros
Jasper
Higgins Place
Miller
Springfield
Pressant Hill
Lowell
al Higgins
California
L Williame
Split Insane Political Mood in Eugene and Marion County
A dispatch from Sacem notes Eugene Republicans sour over a Portland convention. Statewide similar unrest could topple Furnish, as longtime party supporters oppose Geer’s defeat and may back Chamberlain who is forecast to win the county by a wide margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Evening Journal
Sacem
C J Dodd
Eugene
Marion County
Dodd
Portland
Geer
Chamberlain
The Smithfield Divorce Case in Portland Telegram
W H Beker a blacksmith of Smithfeld testified on his ability to support his wife who seeks divorce. He could not pay the $100 demanded to prosecute, and the judge ordered a temporary payment of $25 to his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H Beker
Smithfeld
Fraser
Baker
Contract Signed For Bohemia Railroad Depot
Long returned from Portland with good news on the Bohemia railroad. Kohler said money for construction is in Portland and a $1600 allotment will fund a new Cottage Grove depot to serve as a union depot connecting with the S P line. Ground work includes crushed rock and granite depot grounds. Contracts signed for grading and tie flying on ten miles. Alexander Campbell and Pacific Timber tied to Ladd & Tilton Bank. Two carloads of tools on the way. right of way practically settled and work to begin early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrage Grove
Long
Portland
Bohemia R
Metropolia
Murphy
JH Bingham
Kohler
8 P Railroad
Bohemia
Koblersle
8 P Co
Cottage Grove
Alexader & Campbell
Pacific Timber Co
Ladd
Ladd & Tilton Bank of
Pleasant Hill Community Picnic and Local Updates
Pleasant Hill April 23 Special to the Guam. The annual picnic at Pleasant Hill will be conducted by the Brambath school with a plan for June. May Callison and PL Bustow left for Dawson City. E R Sullivan also went to Dawson City last week. Mrs P N Bhelley returned from Kagne. Mrs Kelley and grandson came home from Eastern Oregon. Arbor Day observed with flowers and shrubs planted at school. A petition by W Miller seeks release of his two sons from reform school after two months for stereo burglary. P L Bristow and others hid tobacco from premises. Ora Reed visited family from Eugene. A large delegation plans to attend Sunday School convention at Cloverdale. Miss Faith Johnson from Crewell is teaching at Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Hill
Bmobath
Thie Place
Ocallieon
PL Bustow
Yeerday
Dawson City
Callison
E R Cullivan
PN Bhelley
Ben
Kagne
Kelley
Oregon
W Miller
P L Bristow
Cloverdale
Faith Johnson
Crenwell
School of Enterprise
Senator Clark Arrested In Bicycle Scorching Incident
A Montana senator, millionaire Clark, was arrested by a policeman in Washington for riding a bicycle without paying fare. Separate dispatches note a Philippine land purchase visit to the pope, a Roosevelt administration endorsement by the Republican state convention, Boer leaders meeting in the Transvaal, and General Funston’s final statement over Philippine policy amid Roosevelt orders. Also reported are rains across Kansas City area and Holdsworth Rawson’s arrival in San Francisco on a trip toward Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinaton
Clark
United States
Montana
Philippine Lands
Rome
Philippines
Indorse Administration
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Moon's
Whiting
Farrow & Co
Ladi Zogler
Hoffman Howe
Alert Lawton
Nuiio & Rowe
Animal
Re. Letnsy
John Colline
Wendling
Eighth Street
Sloan
F L Chambers & Bro
A Edwards
Far Creek
Myra Calef
Frank Blanton
Granta Pass
Wagnon
Ralph Brumley
Boise City
Idaho
JT Martin
San Jose
Cal
Mia al Holden
McKenzie Bridge
Wm Landers
City
Helen Buehnel
Delta
Mre Saunders
Lee Henry
H A Schwering
J P Howell
Minnesota
B Withington
Roseburg
Edward D Loveridge
Goshen
Roberta Craw
W A Clark
The
Fraternal Aid Association
San Francisco
Mamie
Winnie
Gracie Porter
H E Morrie
WA Wann
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Baker City
F J Miller
Albany
Mra M E Gray
Dr J . Gray
Salem Journal
Lillian Merechan
Salem
Misa Carrie Paine
Johnson
Horseshoer
Dairy Guard
Bears
Alfred Powell
R J Hemphill
W O Renowick
Thurston
R Hastings
C W Rath
C Crone
H F Smith
Isaac Darneille
A Umphrey
M © Castee
H J Dickey
Zumwalt
H A Kempp
Lost Valley
E P Williame
A B Addington
E Jt Templeman
Siuslaw
Hiram Wingard
Samuel Hartley
Springfielda
Wesley Stevene
H I. Wright
G M McPherson
J R MocPherson
Independent
Jasper—M Waleb
Justice of the
James W Starr
Justice of the Peace
Elmer C. Roberts
Mabel Clare Craw
Pearl Street
Pompilier
Ax Billy’s Department Store
C K Hale
Wa. Park
MR. Hale
Williams
Smithfield
Portland Telegram
FIGE
Union Depot
Guam
Ora Reed
Senator Money
General Funston
Senator Clark
Inpianapolis
Republican State Convention
Roosevelt
Gard
Batmoran
Transvaal
Funston
Denver
War Department
of Philippine Affairs
Washington
Mississippi
Kansas City
Wuzard
Sir Holdsworth Rawson
South Wales
Australia
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