Circuit Court convened this forenoon in Oregon case list
The court, led by Judge L. T. Harris, convened for the adjourned term with cases disposed: Wilhelm & Sons v Walker Bros dismissed. Wooley v Wooley dismissed. Mahon et al motion allowed. Chezem v Montgomery dismissed. estate of Abraham Spurgeon appeal with new trial motion ruled. Kanoff divorce dismissed. Nye damages dismissed. Godard executor v Gillespie continued. Chickea and Thorpe damages continued. Sparks v Lucky Boy Mining Company injunction continued. state v Sweet assault case continued. Market updates follow with asserts on eggs price, hay, potatoes, lumber, chickens, flour, corn, turpentine, bananas, hops, butter, grain and livestock quotes.
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Circuit Court
L. T. Harris
Adam Wilhelm
Adam Wilhelm, Jr
Mathias Wilhelm
Wilhelm & Sons
J. W. Walker Walker Bros
L. F. Wooley
J. C. Wooley
H. A. Wheels
Great Northern Development Company
H. ©. Mahon
J. M. Cook
O. A. Temple
Minnie B. Temple
Silas J. Shourd
H. Chezem
H. Chezem & Co
James E. Montgomery
Abraham Spurgeon
Mamie Kanoff
Louis Kanoff
Edward Dompler
T. Edward Nye
J. Godard
A. J. Godard
Joseph Gillespie
Eugene Chickea
Glen Thorpe
C. Sparks
J. F. Tate
The
Lucky Boy Mining Company
State of Oregon Va
George Sweet
Dan Sweet
Joe Sweet
Weekly Eugene Market Report summary page
Portland market notes describe export flour price rise to 5.20 per barrel due to car shortages and wheat scarcity. Local markets show steady western trade, with eggs expected to drop to 16 cents per dozen before spring. Livestock quotes include steers, cows, and mutton per pound, while fruit, vegetables, and grains show varied prices and shortages.
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Portland, Or
Portland Flouring Mills
Extel
Campbell Pellman Co launches reorganization sale at city store
The Campbell Pellman Co buys H Gordon’s large house furnishing business and starts a sweeping reorganization sale. They expand stock with farmer friendly goods and promise satisfaction with low prices. Ballard's Horehound Syrup praised by Mrs Hot Springs and Dr Lowe to visit Eugene next week for eye tests.
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Campbell-Pellman Co
H. Gordon
Mit
Bie
Halutard
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Ballard
Linn Drug Co
Campbell-Fellman Co
Oregon Legislature Ends Session With Large Budgets Passed
Salem Feb 26 The Oregon legislature concluded a busy session with many major bills passing both houses and a broad mix of defeats. About 3.5 million dollars in appropriations were approved while few new revenue measures survived. Key actions included funds for Willamette Falls locks, Eugene state university yearly 125000, and 100000 for National Guard armories. Other measures created inspectors, school district funding, normal schools, and port district regulation. Senate measures also shaped banking supervision and compulsory education, with debates over water power controls and fruit labeling.
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Oregon
Beals
Tax Commission
Freeman
Representative Settlemiet
Portland Board of Trade
Dalles
Representative Jones
Polk
Willamette Falls
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Lane
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Jackson
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National Guard
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Hill
Slusher
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Board of Regents
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Ashland Normal
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Umatilla
Weston Normal
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Monmouth
Carter
Benton
State Agricultural College
Johnson
Driscoll
Port of Columbia
Multnomah
Columbia
Clatsop
Columbia River
Senate
Haines Bank
M. A. Miller
Linn
F. J. Miller
Linn-Marion
Sichel
Mr Hull’s Hyomei Outfit Sells With Money-Back Guarantee
Mr Hull promotes Hyomei with a full guarantee promising a refund if the remedy fails to cure catarrh bronchial troubles or related conditions. The Hyomei kit costs $1 with extra bottles at 40 cents, claiming natural ingredients from pine oils and gums and the Adirondack health benefits for use at home or work.
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Hull
Brandreth's Pills Featured In Ancient Remedy Ad
A vintage notice extols Brandreth's Pills as an old and safe remedy for indigestion and blood purification. It recommends one to two pills nightly, notes wide usage, and claims consistent effects. Mentions local residents visiting The Guard office and advertises the Bean Magic Spray Pump from Chambers Hardware.
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Brandreth
Chambers Hardware
Progress of Binger's trial at Washington
At Washington on February 26 the Hermann trial shows government aim to prove a conspiracy connected to the Blue Mountain forest reserve. Evidence includes letters from Hermann to Senator Mitchell and from B T May of LaGrande about timber frauds by Grand Ronde Lumber Company staff. Hermann discussed a vigorous probe and punishment for fraud.
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Washington
Hermann
Blue Mountain Forest
Oregon
Stafford
Mitchell
A. R. Greene
Hitchcock
Potomac
S. B. Ormsby
C. BE. Loomis
B. T. May
LaGrande
Grand Ronde Lumber Company
May
General Land Office
Death of Mrs Will Craig at Ellensburg
Mrs Will Craig formerly of Eugene died January 19 at Ellensburg Washington from tuberculosis. The Eagle notes she went seeking health six weeks earlier but medical care failed. She leaves a mother Mrs Thomas Bradley Beaverton Or two sisters Mrs R E B Frazier Walla Walla and Mrs James Cannane Milton a stepfather and two half brothers Beaverton Or. Born October 30 1873 in Portland Or she lived there until marriage in 1894 then Hillsboro Eugene North Yakima and Milton. She joined the Methodist Episcopal church at 15 and belonged to the Rebekah lodge valued for kindness by friends.
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Gene
Ellensburg
Wash
Milton, Or
Eagle
Craig
Thomas Bradley
Beaverton, Or
R. EB. Frazier
Walla Walla
James Cannane
Milton
Portland, Or
Hillsboro
Eugene
North Yakima
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rebekah Lodge
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with testimonial pledge
A 100 dollar reward offer for any catarrh cure Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to solve. The ad quotes F J Cheney and firm endorsements from Wataing Kinnon Marvin of Toledo. It asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, with testimonials and price per bottle. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Wataing, Kinnon & Marvin
O. Hall
Salem Vetoes Voting Machine Bill in Oregon
Gov vetoed the voting machine bill along with five other measures including public debt and payroll bills. The action targets high machine costs and accuses the bill of improper delegation, while vetoes also cite defects in title and duplication in related measures.
Lane County Horticultural Society Meets at Courthouse
The Lane County Horticultural Society will hold its regular meeting at the courthouse Saturday, May at 2 o clock p m. The executive council selected topics include which apples and cherries are best adapted to Lane County orchards, proper material for spraying and how to obtain them, and a summary of work done by County Fruit Inspector A C Jennings Sec Tra
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Lane County Hortzon Society
Lane County
County Fruit
A. C. Jennings Sec
Tra
Bucklen's Arnica Balms Ad From De Lano's Drug Store
An old newspaper ad features Bucklen's Arnica Balm promoted by De Lano's Drug Store. It touts quick cures for burns sores sprains and cuts with Charles ters of Alleghany and Mr Walters cited as advocates. Sold in bottles for 25 cents and spray pumps from 50 cents.
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California
Bucklen
Charlesters
Alleghany
Sierta
Walters
de Lano
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