Condemnation Proceedings For Right Of Way
The Oregon Eastern Railway began condemnation actions in the district court against Stephen Steed and wife for a right of way through their land in section 6 township 1% 4 6 1 w for a line from Natron into Eastern Oregon. The company seeks damages and a judgment to grant the right of way after payment. A similar suit was filed against Addie Gibson et al. for a right of way through land in section 23 township 18 range 2 west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Eastern Railway
Elrentt
Stephen Steed
Natron
Oregon
Addie Gibson
Free Passes On State Railroads For Officials
A read through a clipped editorial notes free railroad passes for state officials and calls the legislature to address irregularities in legislative assemblies. It mentions a proposed State Board of Charities and Corrections that was defeated in the house last week, with authority attributed to Representative Dye and Pennent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyher
Representative Dye
Clachkanas
Pennent
State Board of Charities and Corrections
Rey
State School Board and Osteopathic Board Bills Favored
Representative Chapin of Multnomah fights term limits in a bill for a single State Board of Re gents to oversee all State Normal Schools with six year terms for appointees. Vawtor of Douglas and Joackson proposed the same board and longer terms while Wilson of Multnomah backs a five member State Osteopathic Examination and Registration Board with five year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapin
Multnammh
Vawtor
Douglas and
Joackson
Board of Resents
Ways and Meine
House
Wilson
Multnomah
Divorce petition filed by Mrs Alexander in Lane County
Mrs Alta Zoe Alexander sues for divorce from Dee Alexander in Lane County circuit court citing abandonment since their December 15 1904 marriage at Paint Terrace. They have one minor child Melvin and she seeks custody and support. W G Martin is the attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Alta
Zoe Alexander
Walt
Dee Alexander
Paint Terrace
Lane County
Melvin
Alexander
Praovdle
W. G. Martin
Drandreth Pille-a indigeation remedy for blood purity
One of the oldest remedies, Drandreth's Pills, claims to purify blood and aid digestion. Sold in drug stores for over a century, the sugar coated version alleges laxative and purifying effects with safe long term use. J Howard ex-postmaster of Cottage Grove administers the Yorralta Independent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drandreth
Hrandreth
J. Howard
Cottice Grove
WILL BUILD NEW BLOCK IN EUGENE
W J Gordon of this city, who recently sold his large house furnishing business, plans a large business block at Charnelton and West Ninth streets. The 140 by 100 foot ground space requires moving his residence. If tenants agree, construction could start soon and finish by July 1. Gordon will move to Portland to open a retail furniture business and begin a five story building on his property there. Architect John Hunsicker of this city. Midesey’s mill will furnish millwork. H Snook of Salem will construct. Gordon and Hun
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gordon
Campbell & Fellman
Charnelton
West Ninth Streets
Gordon
Portland
John Hunsicker
Midesey
Lane County Poultry Association Elects Officers
Lane County Poultry Association elected officers at a city hall meeting. J. O. Watts was named President Amos Wilkins view president B. F. Keeney secretary A. W. Bond treasurer. An executive committee of Hurd Goin Witmer I. O. Holt was appointed. Financial report showed a surplus of 44.50 from the Walton block exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane Country Poultry Association
J. O. Watts
Amos Wilkins
B.F. Keeney
A. W. Bond
Hurd
Goin
Witmer
Holt
Walton Block
Joe
Chambers Hats Are Beat Onion Sete
A fragmentary verse line appears praising hats and offerings with imagery of temples and mansions, suggesting ceremonial or poetical praise. The text repeats a line about Chambers Hats Are and invites a gift described as having eyes and sweetness, framed by grand imagery of brick temples and joy.
Chambers Hardware Promotes Rpray Pumpa Prices
The ad notes price changes at CHAMBERS HARDWARE, raising Rpray pumpa from 50 cents up as part of a sales emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers Hardware
Arrest for Violating Booze Ordinance in Eugene
Jake Berger owner of The Reception appeared in municipal court at 10 this forenoon after being arrested last night for violating two sections of the city blue law. Police seized two bottles whiskey a small keg of wine and a demijohn as evidence. Only one charge maintaining a public nuisance will be pursued with the other to be dismissed if settled. The ordinance declares places storing intoxicating liquors a nuisance and imposes fines up to 200 and jail terms from 25 to 100 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Berger
Fisk
Farrington
Croner and
Purdy
Berger
Chas. A. Hardy
A. C. Woodcock
Llewellyn Central Ladies' Aid marks anniversary celebration
Llewellyn Feb 4 Special Correspondence The Central Ladies' Aid Society celebrated its second anniversary February 1 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Pätzold with a sumptuous supper and social games. The Central Grange No 360 initiated ten candidates at its February 2 meeting. The Central Debating and Literary Society meets every Friday evening and invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llewellyn
Llewellyn Central Ladies’ Aid Society
Otto Petzold
Central Grange
Heavy rains raise waters near January levels in Greenleaf
In Greenleaf on February 4 heavy rains lifted the waters close to January highs. Pete Wolcott and Joe Almas slashed at Herman Selnhauer's property as Marion Wheeler visited Junction. Su Brown plans to remove logs from Lake Creek slough caused by last summer’s high water with help from Louis Hannfeker, F R Peplot, Joe Almasi, Peter Wolcott, and A M Almasi. Alex Power offers a cow for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenleaf
Pete Wolcott
Joe Almas
Herman Selnhauer
Marion Wheeler
Junction
Su Brown
Lake Creek
Louis Hannfeker
F. R. Peplot
Joe Almasi
Peter Wolcott
Pleasant and Most Eftective Cure Ad Ignore
Vindicator Liberty Texas quotes Dee praising Datond's Horehound Syrup as powerful for coughs and colds. Advertisement touts Texas Wonder Kidney and bladder cures, sold by Linn Progam and Hull's Drug Store with a mail order option and testimonials from Dr. B. W. Hall in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Chambera
Fit
Liberty
Texas
Dee
Rou T
Datond
Toy Family
Van
Linn Progam
B. W. Hall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Hull
Petaluma Tamers Offer Easy to Operate Cure Batchers
A brief note states Petaluma tamers promote simple operation of cure batchers. The item mentions availability in store format and implies practical guidance for users seeking efficient equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork
Springfield Junction to Have Depot
J B Eddy of Southern Pacific told the county court the railroad will build a depot at Springfield Junction requiring a 52 foot road strip widen near Laurel Grove cemetery. The depot 440 feet west of the box car will encroach about ten feet into the road, with land purchase from Carrie Winter. The court likely to grant consent with standard procedural steps. depot timing uncertain, possibly this summer. Eddy also sought a telephone line along the county road and a lumber mime over roads between Marenla and Mabel and Mercola and Wendling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Eddy
Southern Pacific Company
Springfield Junction
Henderson Station
Laurel Grove
Carrie Winter
Bargain in flour from Moon and Tingley lightning sale
A carload of Peacock hard wheat flour slightly damaged in appearance by a leaking car is offered at 1 dollar per 50 pound sack. The sale is at Moon and Tingley, 65 East 4th Street, contact Black 3011.
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Moon & Tingley
Black
East
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Friendly’s White Sale
Friendly
Eugene
ENES
SSAA
Gieb
Indis
Ceylon
Fas
Mr. Gordon
Hunsicker
Lane County Poultry Association
King
Grovertown
Stark Co
Common Council of
City of
Percon
Greenleap Ptems
Texas Wonder
Poe
Dres
Dragyae
Mabey Ice
R. W. Newland
Limer Roberts
Kitson
Kodaks
Buster Brown Kodaks
Castile
Valentines
Lull
Red
Willamette Window
Che
Alre Wai
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