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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1906

Page

8

Real Soap Prices in Vouburgs Violette de Parme Listing

An old advertisement lists soap varieties and per cake prices including Conti White Castile Wishtey glycerine Oatine Heliotaope Frangipanni Carnation and Wristley brands. It notes regular sales and various scents like Wild Apple and White Clover with per cake figures.

Vouburgs I. Ee Conti Castile Wistey Wistley Wrintley Wrist Wriatly

El Bangs Sells Quarter Block For 35000

Eugene's pioneer liveryman El Bangs sold a quarter block at West Ninth and Olive featuring his livery stable buildings to Gi M Bennett a prominent local farmer. The cash deal totals 35000 with Bennet taking possession awaiting farm plans including a 60 acre Harney County property and several head of cattle. Bennet plans to move forward while Bangs plans retirement and relocation with family.

Eli Bangs Eugene Gi. M. Bennett Weat Ninth and Olive Streets Bennett Mormett Bangs Harney County Abraham

Fishing at Belknap Bridge Sets Mackenzie Catch Record

Belknap Bridge on the McKenzie reports a giant Wally Wagden trout of 26 pounds by Coleman, breaking the upper river record. Three basketfuls of redside trout total about 75 pounds captured that day. Also several families and miners, including Matthews, Dunn, Inman, the Kresses, Terwilliger, and Hannaman, are camping or working claims nearby.

Belknap Bridge Mr. Belknap Matthews Boston Dunn Eugene C. E. Inman Great Northern Mra. Kress Mr. Terwilliger Mr. Hannaman MecKenzie Coleman McKenzie

Local Patriot Day Celebrations Reported Across Nearby Towns

Lowell and vicinity joined Springfield Thurston and Winberry in patriotic celebrations with neighbors, sharing a good time and community spirit as the event drew residents from multiple communities.

Lowell Vicinity Springfield Thurston and Winberry

Standard Oil Trust Escapes Indictment

Cleveland July 10 The grand jury investigation showed Standard Oil has shipped no oil from Cleveland to Chicago since Shore storage rates took effect. This fact likely moves the case from Cleveland jurisdiction on storage and rebating to Chicago.

Cleveland Standard Oil Trust Chicago

President Roosevelt bodyguard fined for assault

Oyster Bay July 9 The president's secret service bodyguard Janes Sloan pleaded guilty to assaulting Clarence Legendre a New York newspaper photographer on July 1 when the plaintiff shot a photo of the president and Mrs Roosevelt Sloan ignored a desist order and was fined 10 including costs and dismissed Legendre hoped for a public airing and free advertising from the incident

Oyster Bay Secret Service Janes Sloan Clarence Legendre New York Roosevelt Slown Legendre

Congressmen Death Reported On Homeward Trip

Congressman Henry C. Adams of Wisconsin died at the Auditorium Hotel this morning. His death followed months of illness due to intestinal trauma worsened during a week of critical condition while returning home from Washington.

Chicago Henry C. Adams Weconsin Auditorium Hotel Congress Tie Washington

Lewis Felix Wedding at the Bride’s Parents Home

Miss Lennie V. Lewis became the bride of Benjamin Felix in a ceremony at the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs FL P Lewis. Rev H J Blair officiated in the presence of family and a few friends. The couple will reside near Donna and begin life with best wishes from friends.

FL P. Lewis Lennie V. Lewis Benjamin Felix H. J. Blair Donna

Springfield lodge officers installed by Fraternal Brotherhood

The Springfield lodge Fraternal Brotherhood installed officers Monday night led by President Dr. R. A. Jayne Past president Alta Chappell and Vice President Jona McPherson with W. T. Clark as treasurer Fl. Musa Korn as secretary Tom Cotton as sergeant at arms Stella Ratledge as mistress at arms James R. Chappell as inner door keeper and Lewis Jones as outer door keeper.

Springfield Lodge Fraternal Brotherhood Mra Alta Chappell R. A. Jayne Jona McPherson W.T. Clark Musa Korn Tom Cotton Stella I. Ratledge James R. Chappell Lewis Jones

Outing travel up the McKenzie sees heavy traffic

Frank Minney, proprietor of the Gate Creek Hotel on the McKenzie river, reports very heavy travel to springs and upper resorts. He notes many parties passing daily, expects a record tourist season with visitors from California and the East, and plans a large hotel addition next winter as fishing remains strong above logging districts. Reports from Foley, Belknap Springs, and McKenzie Bridge confirm a rush opening season with improved facilities.

Frank Minney Gate Creek McKenzie River McKenzie Minnie California Foley Belknap Springs McKenzie Bridge

Fraternal Brotherhood Joint Installation

Eugene and Springfield lodges of the Fraternal Brotherhood held a joint installation in the local hall. W J Hancock of Portland, state deputy supreme president, attended as installing officer. Officers installed for Eugene include Past president Joseph Sansue, president Robert Huston, vice president Dora Barker, chaplain Catherine Brauner, treasurer W E Barker, secretary Bessie D Rohne, sergeant-at-arms Frank Rohne, mistress-at-harme Dilla Rohne, doorkeeper Rudolph Vorgel, and trustees J Hall and Dorn Barker. Springfield names not present.

Eugene Springfield W. Jd. Hancock Portland Eugene Lodge Springfield Lodge Joseph Sansue Robert §. Huston Dora Barker Catherine Brauner W. E. Barker Bessie D. Rohne Frank Rohne

Refport of Oregon Weather Conditions

The week began with very warm conditions in the Willamette valley and eastern Columbia River counties with temperatures at or above one hundred degrees. Winds were generally light, reducing damage. The last days remained above normal but cooler than the peak. dry weather persisted between the Coast and Cascades, with local coast rains and cool foggy nights in the north. Eastern counties saw partly cloudy skies and scattered thundershowers with minimal precipitation but limited regional benefit.

Willamette Valley Oregon Columbia River Cascade Mountains Casette Ranges

Oregon House Changes Hands

Tuesday Sally John Abbott and W. M. Teal sold the Oregon House in this city with its fixtures to Howard McCusick, who has served as cook and recently took charge. An experienced hotel man, he will operate the establishment on correct lines.

Sally John Abbott W. M. Teal Oregon Howard McCusick Mr. MecCusick

Cottage Grove Merchants Report Steady Growth Under Prohibition

Cottage Grove merchants declare business is steadily growing each month and that the prohibition era has not harmed commerce. Local shopkeepers credit customer demand and fewer closures for continued gains.

Cottage Grove

Cottage Grove Trade Growth Amid Dry Town Optimism

The Leader notes rising trade in Cottage Grove as strangers invest and local option fair plans progress. Town pursues a dry status with expectations of a bright future as mining prospects promise support this year.

Cottage Rove Cottage Grove

Logging camp on Cage VanScholack land for Brown Co.

The Go and S E company plans a logging camp on Cage VanScholack land to harvest VanScholack timber held across the river from the railroad. A phute will bridge the stream and logs will be dragged by a donkey engine. Upper camp cleared timber and will move to the new site. Fred Thomas arrived from the lower camp Thursday morning to direct the work.

Irving News Briefs From Irving July 10

Irving notes report E E Awhbreys new residence finished and neat Mrs J J Montgomery Wilbur visits her parents Mr and Mrs J M Andrews near Irving Quarterly meeting at M E South church at eleven Alice Wilson Almira Wash visits relatives in Irving Several citizens enjoyed a recent outing at Junction City Word from Rev Crawford says the party did not stop at Jeano Cal but went to Los Gatos and may return to Oregon

Irving E. E. Awhbrey J. J. Montgomery Wilbur J. M. Andrews M. E. South Church Alice Wilson Almira Wash Jonction City Rev Crawford Jeano Cal Los Gatos Oregon

Greenleaf Notes Hay Crop and Local Moves

Greenleaf on July 11 reports many folks haying and cutting with a fine creek crop. Woolridge plans Mapleton work for Jamie Hun ticker, logging near tide head. Parker couple enjoyed the Fourth in Junction City. Pepiots travel to Sea Borg to care for ailing mother. Reed relocates to rented Deadwood lane as illness hits the family. Beeson family camps at Pepiot’s place enjoying time.

Greenleaf Parker Junction City Fred Pepiot Seaborg Mr. Pepiot Albert Reed Deadwood Beeson Eugene Fred Peppot

Obituary notices for Pleasant Hill and Mareota cemeteries

In Pleasant Hill on July 4, 1906, the four month old son of Mr and Mrs Victor Stroud is to be interred in Pleasant Hill cemetery. In Wendling on July 9, 194, Mrs RB Dugan aged 8, mother of A W Pogas, interment in Mareota cemetery today.

Pleasent Hill Victor Stroud Pleasant Hill Cemetery Wendling Mra Dugan A. W. Pogas Mareota

Sweet Pea Day Contest At Hall's Drug Store

Sweet Pea Day scheduled for Saturday at Hall's drug store features three prizes for ladies. First prize for the largest bouquet, second for the prettiest bouquet, third for the bouquet with the most varieties. Open to all ladies growing sweet peas. all are invited to view the display.

Hall's Drug Stor

Revival Meeting Heads Toward Ten Day Run At Crown

A revival gathering began Tuesday evening at Crown continues for ten days with dinner in the hall and two services on Sunday. Charles McAlister and his daughter assist in the meeting inviting all to attend.

Crown Suesday Charles McAlister

Sweet Pea Day Contest At Hulls Drug Store

A note inviting participation in Sweet Pea Day with a four-petal flower bring-in contest for a prize. Event set for Saturday July 14 at Hulls Drug Store.

Hull's Drug Store

Money for Lane County School Districts Apportioned

County Superintendent Irving Flint announces completion of the school apportionment for Lane County districts. The list covers numerous names and amounts assigned to each district, including Cottage Grove, Junction City, Eugene, Creswell, and other smaller communities, reflecting extensive distribution across the county.

Dillard Lane County Flint Irving Kronebuseh Eugene Dunlap Linebaugh Cottage Grove G C Brown A Smith Saginaw Delia Vaughn Springfield Martha Hoselton Crow M Doty Lorane Geo. Betis Lorne Coceee Se Jesse Severns Junction City Addison Clark, Crenwell Fred Wright Walker David Smith Marcola Geo A Dretry Coburg John A Bowers Madison J F Barrett E T Templeman Zion Roscoe J T Harbert John Weeden Cottage G John B. Scharf Olle Casperson T Beach Florence Wese LD Orton Claud Smith Harrisburg Ll Rossen Jesse Eneton Walterville Chas Hadley Alex Lamb Elmira Fall Creek Sharp Lowell Moses J Arnel Marcola Aeul Frank Mackie Welker Dexter Carter J L Atkinson Walton G Blachley Blachley William Wheeler Deadwood H Ferguenon J H Kirk Corona Born Hale Secweuss Jones Jasper Rhinevault Pickle Florence Swageart Jas Austin Acme Ivison Wilson Tena Barbour, Meadow Stratton Goshen J W Benner Hoselton Will Mathers Wynegar C. W. Brown John Spores Springfiest D Henstil W Elliott John Templeton Junction J Callaway W Williams E Edwards R Loomis Lopone Shortridge London F Hebert Hageldoll Ralph Taylor Reed E Dean HS Mra S. E. Davis T E Carlile F Hett Rollin Wicks, Starr E D Mason Vida Becky Robberson C Rossman Seaburg FE Harwood Grenada W Sears W L. Ford Tapp W Jones Far Creek Ohison E Doster Panther J L Jones Goldson Carey W Thompson J M Day Johnson Mound MD Botta White Blackley D E Smith Ocean View Theoha Ovis Dowell Mercer Thos. Taylor, Rex Amy E Peterson OL Morgan Frank Reisner Evwene Koupul Sea Nee White Junction City J A Roberts Springfield Seth W Harpole TJ. Phelps Mapleton Ruth Cesteel Jessie Kelley Tucker Divide Owen A Thompson Biacley Mary S. Smith Natron Colgaard Elmira Taser Ee Ld L Hammitt

Portland market weekly report shows demand and price shifts

The July 11 Portland district market notes lower sugar, weaker wheat and hops contracts, firmer pressed meats and butter, higher loganberries, better potato futures, and steady eggs at 19 to 20 cents. Livestock prices list steers at 4 to 5 cents, cows around 2 to 3, hogs near 7 to 8 cents, and veal about 6 to 7 cents.

Front Street Portland

Letter List Eugene July 1 1910s Names Include Boone Brown Krause

Public notice lists residents and households alphabetically from Eugene dated July 1 including Boone Brown Anna Calhorn Dann Evans Foley Hughes Jackman Krause Leigh Logan McCauley Frank McCready Eb Momarts Sigel Gladys Starr and Williams, with initials and stray marks.

Hucklin's Salve Turns Tide in Long Ulcer Battle

Weary patient endured a twenty year struggle with chronic piles and sores until Hucklin's Salve was tried. After use, the condition improved markedly and left no trace of prior wounds. A. M. Bruce and W. L. Delany advertise these remedies in a local notice.

Hucklin A. M. Bruce W. L. DeLan

FOR SALE OR TRADE ITEMS AND PASTURE NOTICE

FOR SALE OR TRADE A Buffalo Pitts thresher and four to five other items offered. Also pasture available for rent until October with good fence and ample grazing. Additional notes mention sheep or goats and a trade or sale of various farm goods.

Ing. A. Piles

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