Local Advertisers and notices mix in early Eugene page
Fragmented local ads show medical stores and optician Moon’s feed store and Flour brands, F L Chambers and Preston & Hales. Ada Millican writes from Pima Agency Arizona. A fire damage update on East Thirteenth and Mill, Bettie Humphrey’s home repair, and a football score with Reliance beating Sertiand 6 to 0. Miss Ethel Timery, 20, dies in Hollister from appendicitis. she was sister to Mrs E Lake. Eugene poultry show awards listed for White Leghorn and Wyandottes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe
Eugene
Ada Millican
Pima Agency
Arizona
Elaine
Mra Bettie Humphrey
Orse
East Thirteenth
Mill Ste
Reliance
Sertiand
Tn Gishigas University
Pasadena
Stanford
Ethel Timery
Hollister
Cal
Apendicitis
E Lake
Remarkable claim for electric bitters cure in stomach disease
Mrs IB Hunt of crime Ridge Wi heard her doctor warn there is one chance to save life through an opera on then claims gall stones and a frightful case of stomach trouble. She tried electric Bitters which are promoted as a liver and kidney remedy curing dyspepsia and loss of appetite. Sold for 50 cents by WL Delano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IB Hunt
Cime Ridge
Gale
WL Delano
Lost horse in Eugene seeks return and reward
From my place in Eugene on December 12 a day mare five years old with brands or marks. Any information leading to recovery will earn a liberal reward. W J Royce Excelsior Mill Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Marshal Held Up and Bohemia Railroad News
City marshal Bert Naor says two men robbed him of 31 near the old livery stable on the West Side. A Rudolph was robbed near Adams place on New Year’s Eve, losing 9 cents and $19 in a handkerchief. No clues to the robbers. Also: 24 miles of Bohama railroad spur to be let within a month or six weeks. Contracts to be awarded soon with dirt starting by March. A mill site is planned near Mosby creek four miles from Cottage Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guamp
Corrage Grove
Jay
Bert Naor
Weat
Wuant CorTaes
Bohbemle
Mosby Creek
Booth-Kelly Company
Palmer's
Booth-Kelly
Cottage Grove
Irom
Kow River
New Year Festivities and a Grand Masquerade Ball
The city welcomed 1902 with numerous private watch parties and a grand masquerade at the armory by the 4th Regiment O N. The event drew the largest attendance to date with rich costumes and prize winners led by Miss Myra Brown and Chas Griffin. Music by the Fourth Regiment band and a string trio followed the masked reveal. The committee, led by Deacon Davie, raised about $175 to $100 in clear money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodiat Ehurel
Armory
Ce A
Eugene
Myra Brown
Chas Griffin
Mise Lulu Applegate
Red Riding Hood
Dick Norton
Jon
Mre
EB Montgomery
Orval Glistra
F E Taylor
Percy Patterson
Aunt Salley Neeley Pioneer Dies in Southern Oregon
Obituary notes the death of Aunt Salley Neeley a Lane county pioneer who came in the 1850s and lived on the Neeley place now owned by Schrimpf Bros. The piece lists surviving children in Southern Oregon and recalls wartime hardships, holiday gatherings, local visits, and community events including a mask ball and Christmas dinner with about twenty relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva
Winnie Hadley
Eugene
Our Ville
Registration Begins as Voters Line Up in County Clerk Office
Voter registration for the June election started this morning in the county clerk’s office and will close May 15. County Judge H K Kincaid led the first registrants from South Eugene No precinct, with over 5000 voters to register and an average of more than 60 per day needed to meet the deadline. Early registration urged to avoid a rush. Real estate transfers and mortgage records also noted, including multiple 160 acre transfers and a 50 acre grant. The first marriage license of the year was issued yesterday to Courtwright and Nora Thurman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rill
O F Caillivan
H K Kincaid
Eugene
E U Lee
P Courtwright
Nora ‘Thurman
Annual First Christian Church Elects Officers and Reports
The First Christian Church held its annual meeting on January 1 with officer elections. Elders and deacons were chosen for terms up to three years, reports from the clerk showed steady membership growth totaling 650, church debt cleared, and several society groups were thriving. Rev Morton L. Rose plans to leave for Tacoma. Rev J A McCasllum to become pastor from Olympia thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P J McPherson
Cnaneial
Clara Keson
The
Missionary Society
YPS Uce
Junior Endeavor
Morton L. Rose
Tacoma
Rey J & McCasllum
Olympia
The Airship Sails Trials in Paris Promise Practical Travel Soon
A recent Paris airship trial performed well against the wind and with it, offering a new travel principle. The report suggests future airship practicality and hints at the broader impact on transportation, while urging readers to try Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters for indigestion and related ailments and to obtain the Almanac from their druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Hostetter
Assault warrant issued for E Stingley in Fairmount incident
A Justice of the Peace issued a warrant today for the arrest of E Stingley of Fairmount on charges of assaulting H M Hisek of the same village. Policeman Geo Croner has the warrant and is pursuing Atingley. The assault occurred yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
E Stingley
Fairmount
H M Hisek
Geo Croner
Atingley
Miss Anna Gates Weds Austin Pullman at Crow
On New Year's Day at the residence of Mr and Mrs John Gates at Crow, Miss Anna Gates married Austin Pullman with Justice Chas Hadley officiating. A separate note states chicken lice paint priced at $1 per gallon by Preston & Hales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marrigd
John Gates
Crow
Anna Gates
Austin Pullman
Chas Hadley
Preston & Hales
Eminent Eugene Resident Daniel H Roberts Dies in Spokane
Daniel H Roberts of Eugene, a six year University of Oregon graduate class of 1595, died this morning in Spokane Washington from consumption. He studied law after graduation and built a solid practice there. He married Miss Mabel McCann about a year ago, a well known Eugene young lady. Friends here express deep sympathy to his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel H Roberts
Eugene
University of Oregon
Spokane
Wash
Mabel McCann
Roberts
Chambers Brothers Hardware Gaines Half Interest in Store
F E K Chambers, formerly of Independence, has bought a half interest in F L Chambers' hardware store and moved his family to Eugene. Today he took formal possession. the new firm will be Chambers & Brother. Wishing them continued prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Fisem
F EK Champers
Bargains on Men’s Suits and Accessories
Odds and ends feature bargains on shoe counters and clothing. Men’s suits priced from 360 to 500, heavy underwears, and boys caps listed with per item and bulk discounts. Stores advertise limited stock at low prices with emphasis on comfort and value.
Saw Death Near and a Healing Promise from a Medicine
LC Overstreet of Elgin Tenn recalls his wife’s cough that left her weak lungs near collapse. Doctors said she was beyond help until a friend recommended Dr King’s New Discovery, which he credits with saving her life. The ad promotes coughs bronchitis and lung ailments priced 50 cents and a dollar at WL DeLano's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LC Overstreet
Elgin
Tenn
King
Francis Pure Brandies Offer for Health and Home Use
Francis, Fifth and Blair streets, Eugene, Oregon, advertises pure home made brandy for liver kidney stomach troubles colds lagrippe and biliousness. Prune apple or pear flavors priced 75 cents a quart or 2.50 a gallon. Orders by stage or express will be securely boxed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conanmore Oniw
Hunter Rye whiskey marketed as American gentleman's whiskey
Wm Renshaw appointed Eugene agent for the celebrated Hunter Baltimore Rye bottled by Wm Lannan & Son of Baltimore Maryland. The whiskey is described as concentrated in flavor from its uniform quality and age and is presented as the American gentleman's whiskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Renshaw
Eugene
Baltimore
Wm Lannan & Son
Aryland
For Sale Residence on Willamette Street Eugene
One of the choicest residences in Eugene on Willamette street offered for sale. Call on T N Begar at Hotel Eugene for further particulars.
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Eugene
Willamette Street
Tailor Ad for Ed V Price & Company Chicago
Ed V Price & Company of Chicago advertises tailoring services in the upstairs room 7 next to Lane County Bank with JM Hown Kent as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed V Price & Company, of
Chicago
Lane County Bank
First white child born in Minnesota dies at 60
Mrs Gilbert, mother of A W Gilbert of Pogene, died at a son's home in Albert Lea on November 9, 100, aged 60. She was born at Fort Snelling, her father Captain Burlock of the regular army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gilbert
W Gillbert
Pogene
Albert Lea
Mion
Fort Spelling
Burlock
Regular Army
Gilbert
Minnesota
Movement to join ulian group agitates city grocers
Beves O'CLOCK ULoainG movement to belong agitated among the grocery mes of the city.Sy far it has been very successful, only one or two houses not readily consenting and it is hoped by the others that they will not hinder the movement by keeping open.
Maprrep.-At vision echo house Der 26 1001
Reading fragments show a record mentioning Rev V E Hoven along with Mies Anne Cornelius and Geo Vaogho involved in a location at vision echo house. The readable text is incomplete and lacks a clear event or outcome. Entities include Rev V E Hoven and named individuals, with a possible Dutch or Germanic phrasing.
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Vison Echoo
Rev V E Hoven
Mies Anne Cornelius
Geo Vaogho
Corvallia College Leader Bioes Ties Farm Ownership
JM Bioes once led Corvallia College and now runs a farm he owns. Widely known in Eugene, he continues to shape local agricultural and educational circles.
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JM Bioes
Corvallia College
Mr Bioes
Eugene
Marriage of Phaira Wilson and Hiram K Wood at Wilson home
On Wednesday afternoon January 1 1901 at the Wilson residence Miss Phaira Wilson wed Hiram K Wood of Armington Montana. Kev M L Rose officiated. A reception followed from 7 to 10 PM. The couple will depart Monday for Armington Montana to reside.
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A N T Wilson
West Fifth Street
Mise Phaira Wilson
Hiram K Wood
Armington, Mont
Kev M L Rose
Food Hype Claims Dr King's Pills Cure Bowels
A brief advertorial notes that putrefying food in the intestines causes symptoms like arsenic poisoning and promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as a gentle, easy remedy to purge poisons from clogged bowels. It claims cures for constipation biliousness headaches fevers and liver kidney bowel troubles. Available for 25 cents at W L DeLano's.
Proposals Sought for Old Growth Fir Wood in Oregon
The Electric Light Co invites proposals for old growth body fir wood in lots of 50 to 500 cords to be delivered to the plant next summer. Address proposals to Jas F Rosinson, Supt, Eugene, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Electric Light Co
Jas F Rosinson
Supt
Eugene
Ore
Gee T Hal and Son Offer Storage at Reasonable Rates
Gee T Hal and Son announce purchase and refit of the Dysinger property and invite inquiries for all kinds of storage. Goods may be insured upon request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee T Hal! & Son
Dysinger
Old Pioneer Couple Celebrate 57th Marriage Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Wilkins of Eugene marked their 57th wedding anniversary on Christmas Day. Married in Missouri, they journeyed to Oregon in 1847. Mr Wilkins is over 80 years old, and the couple are noted as early settlers.
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M Wilkins
Eugene
Missouri
Oregon
Wilkiow
Marriage licenses issued in Portland yesterday
James Geevale aged 61 and Clare M Barkbof 656, Jease K Flint Lane County 4, and Leona Edwards 20 obtained licenses in Portland yesterday.
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Portland
James Geevale
Clare M Barkbof
Jease K
Flint
Lane County
Leona Edwards
Northern Pacific retires all preferred stock
The Northern Pacific Railroad board ordered retirement of all preferred stock with the retired stock to be acquired by the Northern Securities Company. In Macon Georgia a locomotive under repair exploded in the railway shops this forenoon wounding seventeen employees with some feared dead.
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New York
Northern Pacific Railroad Board of Directors
Northern Securities Company
Macon
Georgia
Notice of Booth-Kelly Lumber stockholders meeting
Notice is given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of The Booth Kelly Lumber Company will be held at the company office in Eugene Oregon on January 17 1902 at 10 oclock am. The meeting aims to elect seven directors for the ensuing year and conduct other business. J F Key president JH Boorg secretary December 18 1901.
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Booth-Kelly Lumber Company
Eugene
Oregon
J F Key
JH Boorg
Dee
Arnica Salve Said To Cure Sprains Burns And More
Hillsborough Illinois resident H Robinson writes of extreme pain after a coma and claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve fully healed him. The ad touts fast relief for sprains bruises cuts burns boils ulcers and akin diseases with a guarantee from WL DeLane. 5c
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H Robinson
Hillsborough
Bucklen
WL DeLane
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Lendland
Egon
Tolaee
Moon
Kry
Weston & Hales
L Chambers & Bro
Ware
Idicine & Ales
Preston
Clara Evenson
On Cafe
L Camibers & Bro
Chambers & Bro
Booth
E Black
SH Friendly
Batesan
Harry Moseer
Oreyalan
Geo O Yoran
Loue
A Kirkland
Roseburg
Ee Brand News
Stoc
Yoran
W J Royce
Excelsior Mille
Marshal
Bohemia Railroad
Bert Nunn
Rudolph
Adams Place
New
Miterial
Hadleyville
TJ McCulloch
Emerson
Lee Logan
Frank Hadley
John Schrimpf
John Briggs
Henry Gates
Henry Coleman
Joe Robbins
James Osment
Idaho
Our
Webfoot
Drumwalt
da Simpeon
Lorane
Hollandsworth
Chas Severn
Curry
James
Janet Boyd
Newell
O F
Melvin Kennedy
Sidney Waite
John Aand Rose Mason
August P Karleton
J H McCluog
C W Young
Jacob Gillespie
Clara B Davia
Shaw
Eugour
Christian Church
First Christian Church
oMoers
Lprmene
AX Billy Department Store
Francis
Blair Streeta
Eugene, Or
Hunter Rye
JM Hown
Kent
Wood—Wilson
Armington
Montana
Public Warehouse
Walker's Station
James Krrenen
Irving
Coburg
T W Tillman
oMee
Coat of Arme of
England
Pepes
Sampson
Bpeelate
Washington
Jan
Salem
Special
Tehe Guard
Washincron
Roosevelt
Pacific Coast
Iowa
Paerrus
Bank Wrecker
Loxpox
St John Dix
Whatcom, Washington
Dix
Puget Sound
Kisr
Russia
Constantine
F. L. Chambers
I, W. Kays
F. E. Chambers
Wees and Saddle Mfgs
Alec
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