Yoran's Shoe Store Brevities and Local Notes
Local items include hop harvesters passing through rough town en route to hop farms, sale of 10 of Phil Neil’s 1900 hop crop for cents per pound, and soon to be ready grass seed. F L Chambers advertises dr Lowe optician services, hardware, buggies, tents, wagons, and stoves. A dog Leo Beloved Irish setter dies. a flour mill altercation yields no arrests. Albany parade plans by Modern Woodmen and local social events highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanning Milla
FL Chambers
Phil Neil
F L Chambers
A Rich Mine in Blue River District Near Gold Hill
A E Wood and son Hally own the Rich Mine in the Blue River district near Gold Hill. The ledge values have risen, a miner predicts the mill will pay from the first stamps dropped. 400 feet of tunnel on a thick ledge. owners plan a ten stamp mill. Dessis Wood are noted local citizens.
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Hustler
A E Wood and Son Hally
Eugene
Blue River
Gold Hill
Dessis Wood
United States
Sudden Death of Mrs Gillette at Eugene Depot
Mary A Gillette, 34, wife of A J Gillette, depot operator for Southern Pacific, died at home on Fourth and Lincoln Streets after a period of consumption. Husband and doctors were summoned but she died this evening around eight. She leaves a son and daughter aged 4 and 5 and her parents Mr and Mrs John Coleman of Phoenix Oregon. The couple had lived in Eugene over two years. funeral plans were not set.
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Daily Guard
Mary A
A J Gillette
Southern Pacific
Fourth
Lincoln
Gillette
John Coleman
Phoenix
Oregon
Eugene
Automobiles Race Feature At Buffalo Exposition
A race between automobiles representing all nations will be featured at the Buffalo Exposition. It is claimed France leads in vehicle construction, but American manufacturers are hoped to win. America leads in industry, science and medicine. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is promoted as a standard remedy for stomach, liver, kidney and bowel disorders. It is said to improve sleep appetite and cure constipation biliousness and malaria. Do not fail to try the bitters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Exposition
France
America
List of Letters Remaining at Eugene Post Office
Post office at Eugene Oregon lists names of residents with letters awaiting pickup as of August 29 1. Borren Mrs Thos UCavanaugh J H Coffman Mra Mary Farrar Mra C Q Henderson Ada Haynes John Lawrence G E Macdonald Master Martin Chas Morse Henry D Noston Mra ES Partosge W F Pierce C M Roberts Harry C Shaner John Trombly J B Tufts J T Stewart Wray Mra James A charge of one cent will be made on all letters given out. Diep Pearl the four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs James Belknap of Walterville died in Eugene shortly after noon today aged about four and a half years. Fishing tackle see the new flies at F L Chambers.
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Ional Church
Abrame
James Belknap
Pearl Belknap
John Brent
Is City
Leaburg
Innt
Eugene
Oregon
Borren
Thos Ucavanaugh
H Coffman
Mary Farrar
Q Henderson
Ada Haynes
John Lawrence
E Macdonald Master Martin Chas Morse
Henry D Noston
Pierce
M Roberts
Harry C Shaner
John Trombly
B Tufts
Daily Guard Notes from Eugene and Nearby Towns
A stream of town and surrounding area movement from Eugene includes visits, returns, and travel. Notables: J W White home from Siasiaw. George T Hall Jr. and wife not home before Saturday. Postmaster Roney of Goshen visited Eugene. Miss Neilie Berry from Cottage Grove. Mre D A Paine from Newport. Attorney Helmus W Thompson back from Portland. Dr Lowe back for two weeks of practice. Lillian and Mrs McFeiroy return from Newport. Mra A C McFeiroy and Misa Lillian return from Newport. many more residents seen moving between Cottage Grove Creswell and the coast with outings to McKenzie Bridge, Foley Springs, and Newport. Local business and education figures also noted with changes and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Hall
Upper McKenzie
Roney
Goshen
Eugene
Neilie Berry
Cottage Grrove
W W Martin
Geo T Hall, Jr
R Williams
Seal Rock
Charlea Cochran
Cottage Girove
W Ogelsby
Janctson City
D A Paine
Newport
Lowe
Lester Hulin
McKenzie Bridge
Foley Springs
Kev J G Knotts
Florence
Oregon
JS Sales
WB Myers
J B Ray
Pine Openings
Salem Statesman
Mise Stella Dorris
Jessie Breyman
Henry Hob
Watkins & Millers
Mra
A C McFeiroy
Misa Lillian
Mise Alicia
Corvallis
Vielt
Chris
Walter Kauffman
Fred Stewart
Wildcat
G W Milam
Geary School
Pleasant Hill
AC Woodcock
Emma Thompson
Cottage Grove
Justice Court
M L Rowe
Meyers
McKenzie
Rev Rose
Washington
EC Smith
Winnifred
Hawaiian Islands
San Francisco
Mies Nine Ostrander
Cottagehove
H F McCornack
Thos Condon
Seri
Mte Condon
Park's Mines Development Work Under Way
Plans push in Park's Mines with three ore cars and rails for Treasure ledge development. Four tunnels are driven into the mountain, with the lower tunnel reaching about 900 feet. A 50 stamp mill is likely next spring and the Lucky Boy road extension to the Treasure mine will cost several thousand dollars. In Fall Creek Mines a crew will work all winter, with surface ledge assays around 55 dollars per ton and supplies packed ten miles.
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OH Park
Treasure Ledge
Treasure Mine
Fall Creek
Gray's Creek
Bugene
Park
Great Oregon City Fire Threatens Mills and Paper Stocks
Special to the Winard Oregon City reports two giant paper warehouses full of newsprint from local mills are burning with no salvage in sight. Forty hydraulic pump streams from the falls pour water to try to save the mills, though the paper inside is largely newspaper stock.
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Orboon City
Oil operations advance in Springfield and Eugene
J E Simmons, president of the Great West Oil and Coal Co, arrived from Portland to oversee bore for oil near Springfield. The firm has boiler, engine, and lumber for a derrick, with gear arriving soon. Active boring will start once ready, backed by substantial capital and a secure plan.
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Daily Guard
J E Simmons
Great West Oil and Coal Co
Ollon
Hill
Springfeld
Eugene
Portland
Belknap Hot Springs Offer Restful Fall Retreats
The Belknap Hot Springs on the McKenzie river attract visitors with perfect Oregon fall weather and healing waters. The article praises September fishing, deer migration, and the springs as an effective remedy for rheumatism kidney and stomach troubles. Steam baths and sequential hot and cold baths are described as superior to artificial fixtures.
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Oregon
Belknap
McKenzie River
McKenzie
Palmer Sorber Wedding in Salem Home Ceremony
Miss Alma Ursula Sorber married Mr John A Palmer at 8 last evening in the Borber home on 18th street. Rev T H Henderson officiated before about 25 relatives and friends. The couple will reside in Salem with the bride’s family describing the groom as an honorable young man.
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Salem Statesman
W EK Borber
18Th Street
Alma Ursula Sorber
John A Palmer
T H Henderson
Nineteenth Street Congregational Church
Mra Wesorber
Eugene
Salem
The
Statesman
Their Secret is Out in Sadieville Ky Health Gain
All Sadieville residents learned that Mrs S P Whitaker had suffered chronic bronchial trouble for years. Her husband credits Dr King's New Discovery with her recovery and with curing their granddaughter of a severe attack of whooping cough. It claims to cure coughs colds influenza bronchitis and throat and lung troubles. Bottles cost 50 cents and one dollar with free trials at Wo L DeLano's drug store.
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Sadieville
Mra S P Whitaker
DeLano
Reward for arrests in district four school houses
Reward offered by the school district four board to anyone who helps arrest and convict any person breaking windows in school houses. Clerk Geo F Craw signs the notice.
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Geo F Craw
Astounding recovery tale praises Electric Bitters
Bennetteville editor recounts his wife’s recovery from hypop sia caused by poor diet and stomach trouble. After suffering loss of appetite and weak digestion she used four bottles of Electric Bitters, regaining full health and vigor. The tonic is praised as a gentle laxative and liver regulator, available for 50 cents at W L DeLeno's drug store.
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A Brown
Bennetteville
DeLeno
Belknap Springs Summer Lease Offer From Howe
Ed Howe leases Belknap Hot Springs for the season of 1001 inviting patrons to enjoy a splendid summer health resort. Camping grounds with fine mountain water, convenient wood, and board and lodging on reasonable terms. Address Fo 4owa, Belknap Springs, Oregon.
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Ed Howe Hes
Belknap
Belknap Springs
Oregon
Pure Home Made Brandies Ad Offerings
Pure Home Made brandy offers cures for fever kidney stomach troubles colds influenza and biliousness. Francie's pure brandies sell in prune, apple or branded varieties at 7½ cents per quart or $2.50 per gallon. Orders promptly filled by stage or express securely boxed. Made and sold to consumers only. Fifth and Blair street, Eugene, Oregon.
Local Springfield Wedding Notices and Resignation
Daily item notes Mias Meira Powers and Roy McPherson wed at Rev E O Bandersons residence in Springfield, a quiet ceremony with close friends. Also mentions Mies Call'son and Wm Marks marriage in Jasper, and HCA Millers resignation from Eugene Electric Light Co effective Sept 1 with Elmer Dillard to replace him.
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Mias Meira Powers
Roy McPherson
Springfield
E O Banderson
East Twelfth
Alder Streets
HCA
Miller
Eugene Electric Light Co
Eugene
Elmer Dillard
Goshen
Malaria Districts Benefit From Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic, 246 Liegeles, sold at Crescent agency this year, gains favor among residents in malaria districts. The tonic is popular on outings, with observers noting it helps during excursions and is well regarded at F L, Chambers'.
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Grove
Crescent Agency
Theeccent
Chambers
Deutschland Sets Transatlantic Record Faster by Nine Minutes
Special to the Guard reports the ocean liner Deutschland completed the Cherbourg to New York crossing in 5 days 12 hours 20 minutes, shaving nine minutes off its 1900 record. It notes a prior daily speed record of 657 miles and cites the 3500 mile distance, with speed averages over a day.
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New York
Cherbourg
France
Panama
Republic of Colombia
Colombia
Ecuador
Venezuela
Ar King's New Life Villa Promises Liver Benefit
A dubious health claim advertises Ar Kings New Life villa as a cure for liver trouble and skin flaws. It touts blood purification and a rosy complexion, pricing the remedy at 26e at W L DeLane's drug store.
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King’s
New Life Villa
DeLane
Good Roads Congress Set for Buffalo 1901
The International Good Roads Congress will meet in Buffalo New York from September 16 to 21 1901. The Good Roads Train will exhibit practical work and Mayor Chrisman will appoint two Eugene delegates with reduced rail rates for delegates.
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Buffalo
New York
Good Roads
Chrisman
Eugene
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R G Callison
Jasper
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