Local Notices and Advertisements Mixed From Eugene Circulation
A jumble of notices and ads: Yoran's Shoe Store TRY Yoran, wool prices drop in Corvallis, foliage work at the county jail, F L Chambers wallpaper and tinware, Patterson school foundation laid, Clyde Duviway to marry in June, Monroe Cain drowned corpse not yet found, LN Rooey buys 200,000 brick for UO building, mail orders from E geve, Up & Devepaper to start Enater price at Riddle, Racine buggies and Bain wagons in stock, Pacific Miner subscription, George M Miller in Portland, Cushion Frame bicycles at F L Chambers, Dixon observes, timber land claims on the Willamette, George A Hart box 871 Eugene, and Katharine Patterson reelected Huntington principal visiting Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wizard Oil Co
Ta A& Astoria
Carl Hodes
Albany
Corvallis
Patterson
Alban
F L
Monroe Cain
Willamette
W D Pratt
Eugene
Riddle
FL Chambers
Bain
Pacific Miner
Portland
H . Harcourt
George M Miller
Seattle
Notice to KOTM Members to Pay Assessments
All members of the KOTM are requested to pay their assessments to J M Rennie at F E Dunn's store, who will receipt for the same. A Bakoain describes 646 acres of land with 100 acres under cultivation, prairie water, timber, a residence, barn for 103 tons hay, two miles from depot, post office on a good public school, and price of $12.50 per acre. For further particulars inquire of L Campbell, Guarp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KOTM
J M Rennie
L Campbell
Guarp
Advertising copy for tea and spices pricing sale
Old time sale note touts uncolored Japan tea at 150¢, pure extracts, and spices aligned with Pure Food laws. It promotes a $1.00 pare product for 75c and claims immense sales with low prices designed to attract customers.
Five and Ten Cent Offers Highlighted in Ad
The notice promotes a 5 and 10 cent counter with items like 5 to 10 cent products. It mentions 10 cent novels including White Shirts and Linen Resome, plus special 50 cent values for 40 cents for one week. It lists Squirrel Poison and Wakee’s per can Mack’s per can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reye
Missouri river boat blown to pieces in May 29 accident
Boonville Missouri reports a Missouri river freight boat exploded sending a ton of dynamite and 100 barrels of powder into the air. Two men are missing and property suffered heavy losses in the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Flinders
Hill and Chas Trial Nears Closing Tomorrow
Charles M Hill, indicted for making false returns while postmaster at Belknap Springs Lane County, Portland area, is on trial in U S District Court. Witness examinations are done and government opening is underway. The case is expected to finish tomorrow.
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Portland
Charles M Hill
Belknap Springs
Lane County
United States District Court
Poor mail service disrupts Springfield Natron route
Portland May 20 report states the SPAR Springfield branch will be cut between Springfield and Natron. Likely action to supply Star route service from the main line to Brownsville and Lebanon and other towns on this route to address widespread irregular service complaints.
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Portland
Springfield
Natron
Brownsville
Lebanon
Bohemia mining claims and real estate transfers noted
Court items show real estate transfers including C C R R to Sarab A Hall 160 acres in tp 17 er Ze and Adah L Shelton to John K Christofferson 22 acres in tp 174 r 4w. Also mining locations by McQueen Eakin McFarland Leonard and Fungs Hinds in Bohemia district. Estate matters list administration and sale orders for Patric McEnroe and Moble A Withrow. Marriage license recorded for Edwards and Benham with property description on Fourth and Jefferson streets.
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C &C KR R
Sarab A Hall
Adah L Shelton
John K Christofferson
Will C Chaffee
William H Baker
Eugene Lodge
F& A M
H C Owens, Jr
Patric McEnroe
W T Hailey
Moble A Withrow
W L Wheeler
Engineers Excursion to Salem by Locomotive Engineers
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers will run a grand excursion to Salem on Sunday June 9. Trains depart Salem at 5 pm from Malem with baggage cars for bicycles and lunch baskets. Attractions at the Fair Grounds include bicycle races athletic events baseball and a band concert. No intoxicating liquor sold on grounds and state institutions will be open to visitors from lodges. Tickets required for all on train including round trip from Eugene.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Salem
Fair Grounds
Lodgdom
Malem
Eugene
Buckley Avenue Salve Promises Quick Cure for Piles
An old advertisement touts Buckley Ave nica Salve as a universal remedy for piles and body pains. It claims the product has cured thousands and offers guaranteed care with a mysterious price noted as Meadox. Sold by wW Lovels.
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Buckley
Price Meadox
Ww Lovels
Notice to Taxpayers 1909 Assessment Rolls Heading
Notice to taxpayers. The 1909 assessment rolls will be llowed Jane 15th, w Warrners, Aheriff and Tex Collector.
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Jane
W Warrners
Aheriff and
Tex
Daily Guard Social Notes From Eugene Area May
May Hal Wood from Blue River and Fat Gale from Independence are in the city. C Cole of Marcela and PE Snodgrass from Eastern Oregon are noted visitors. Wheeler returns to Saginaw. John Handsaker visits Japan. Gretta Bristow returns to Cottage Grove. Various locals travel to Harrisburg Cottage Grove Eugene and Portland. Twain of Wendling and others attend visits, weddings, or returns.
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Daily Guard
Hal Wood
Blue River
Fat Gale
Independence
City
C Cole
Marcela
Eugene
H F Ong
Wendling
Wheeler
Saginaw
John Handsaker
Per
Gretta Bristow
Cottage Grove
RA Hayes
Creswell Bop Yard
H E Minns
Harrisburg
RA Raby
Intercela
Pan-American Exposition to Denote Buffalo Event
The Buffalo Pan-American Exposition will be one of the best in the nation with Niagara Falls water powering its machinery. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is praised as the reliable energizer for enfeebled bodies and as a remedy for dyspepsia indigestion flatulency and nervousness. The note urges obtaining the genuine bottle with the private revenue stamp on the neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Niagara
Reward for Crescent bicycle stolen in Eugene
A ladies Crescent bicycle was taken from in front of the ticket store in Eugene on Saturday afternoon May 25. The wheel number 547036 has Kinsey written on the underside of the saddle. A generous reward is offered for its recovery or for information leading to conviction. Apply at the jacket store of P Frank & Boo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Kinsey
Untler
P Frank & Boo
Application for Public School Positions Due June 3 1991
May 22 1901 notice from Geof Crow Clerk announces applications for public school positions must be filed with the clerk by June 3 1991. Dated May 22 1901. Geof Crow Clerk.
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Geof Crow
University of Oregon Holds Final Assembly of Year
The last assembly in Villard Hall featured President Frank Strong praising the University’s work and bright future prospects. Silver trophies were awarded to Roy Heater Clyde Payne and C E Wagner for top points in the season’s three track meets, presented by jeweler J O Watts and announced by CN Mearthur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Guard
Villard Hall
Frank Strong
Roy Heater
Clyde Payne
C E Wagner
Healer
Mr Payne
Wagner
J O Watts
Athletic Association
CN Mearthur
Eugene Prepares for Big Fourth of July Celebration
Indications point to a large Eugene Fourth of July event with business leaders favoring celebration. The Fourth Regiment encampment will be in town June 26 to July 3, delaying band leadership. A mass meeting likely Friday night to finalize details. The Oregon National Guard unit aims to parade on the Fourth and a sham battle is planned with the band providing music. Committees from the band and five-delegate board met, with further talks planned tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Fourth Regiment
Chrieman
Oregon National Guard
City Council approves sewer ordinances at special session
City officials met at city hall with Mayor Christian and eight council members. A remonstrance against a sewer project between Sixth and Seventh streets was laid on file. the sewer plan from Eleventh street to Alder and to Thirteenth street was adopted, with extension to Monroe street considered. Night police lanterns were referred to a committee. Library tax aid study referred to finance. Letters from utilities about street name placards were filed.
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Chrisman
Osburn
Roney
Peter
White
Barker
Green
Charnelton
Madison Street
Cornelman Roney
Monroe Street
Eleventh Street
High
Pear Streets
Alder Street
Thirteenth Street
Committee
Legislative Assembly
Oregon
Postal and Western Union Telegraph
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph
Emugene Electric Light & Power Companies
Calh
Dorris
Better Telephone System Predicted for Eugene
J. J Corcoran of Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Co toured Eugene proposing a first class system with better service. Foreman Melogerman said owners block tree trimming. company seeks 60 foot poles and 10 foot clearance to install 450 or 400 phones, up from 150, at a cost of 5,000 to 10,000 dollars and job growth. Some property owners favor the upgrade, others remain undecided.
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J. J Corcoran
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Eugene
Legerman
Walterville
Natron
Pleasant Hill
Me Logerman
Lane County Sealed Bids For Bear Creek Bridge Construction
Notice to contractors from Lane County Oregon. County seeks sealed bids by 1 pm June 5 1901 for furnishing materials and building a 75 foot span covered bridge over Bear Creek near the Mahan place about four miles west of Junction City. Bridge to sit above high water mark on oak bentas and be 16 feet wide. Bids require plans and specifications. Court reserves right to reject all bids. May 3 1901. KU Les, County Clerk. Benta oak to cost one dollar per tree nearby.
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County Commissioners Court
Lane County
Oregon
Bear Creek
Mahan Place
Junction City
KU Les
Pure Home Made Brandy Advertisement
Pure home made brandy offered for kidney stomach troubles and other ailments. Francis sells pine apple or brandy at 75 cents per quart or 2.50 per gallon. Orders filled promptly, boxed for stage or express delivery. Sold directly to consumers only.
Beware of Mercury Ointments for Catarrh and Hall's Cure
Warns against mercury containing catarrh ointments and praises Hall's Catarrh Cure by FJ Cheney & Co Toledo. Claims no mercury and internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Mentions testimonials and druggist sales at 75 cents per bottle. Also references Hall's Family Pills as inferior.
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Hall
FJ Cheney & Co
Toledo
Oho
He Kept His Leg With Two Remedies
Hartford man J W Sullivan describes a rusty wire injury causing blood poisoning twelve years prior. After two years of severe suffering doctors urged amputation, but he used Electric Bitters and Buckten’s Alpha Salve, reclaiming a healthy leg. Electric Bitters touted for eruptions and blood disorders, with WH De-Lavo's guarantee for 50 cents.
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J W Rullivan
Hartford
Conn
Bet Doctora
Electric Bitters
Earth
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I For
Sar, bin Male Ald and
Iller Vold
Skebot Heavy
Sander
Yoran’s Shoe Store
Clyde Duviway
Marden Francisco
Cushing
RB Dixon
Cascade Reserve
Reeburg
Paitie
Iuslaw River
Ita
Addres George A Hart
Eugene Oregon
Katharine Patterson
Huntington Public Whools
Mise Patterson
Huntington
Mack
Ax Billy Department
Wprinley Home
Canton
McKinley
Missouri
Guam
Miles
Wasutoroy
Michler
Bright
Fostoria
Ohio
Bank of Ohio
M’kinley Home
New York
Chas, Hill
Case
Service
Moteqaro
William H Haker
Martin Hansen
Frank Jordan
Cather
Bohemia
E J Hummel
Geo W McQueen
Herbert Eakin
D G McFarland
H L Leonard
Fungs Hinds
O’harragan
Bohemia District
Edwards
Mra
E'la P Benham
Burton Witness
Fourth
Jefferson Streets
Job
Alex Eston
John J Rude
John O'Brien
S M Titus
Grace Crandall
D B Zeb
Arthur Gardner
Turner
Douglas County
M A Test
M & Barker
Theodore Renshaw
Cascade Mountains
US Geological Survey Corps
H D Norton
Grants Pass
Ray DeLane
Geo H Kelly
J A Winter
C L Winter
James Calloway
Rhoda
Maggie Calloway
Dillard
WL Copperwoll
Oakland
W L Cheshire
Capt Curry
Cal
EF C Palmer
Hon
Mre
Booth
Grante Pass
Hooth
Chas Tolbert
Tolbert Ia
Lucky Boy
Harry Lyons
Mr Lyons
Jefferson
Johnson
Selo
Lyons
Wallace Chamberlain
Salem Statesman
I’ Lk Snodgrass
First National Bank
Beare the
Tomita
the University
I M
Francis
Blair
Castotia
Ax Billy
RL. Chambers
J. U. Green & Son
Westphalia
Oak
California
Skeels
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