Ball and equipment updates at the new Armory event March
The community organises a ball on March 8 at the pew Armory with an orchestra of ten. F L Chambers and partners promote Oliver plows and gardening tools. Contractors Russell and Renfro secure a log contract for Oregon City while new pumps and seeders are highlighted locally.
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New Armory
L Chambers
McMurphey
Skinner's
Alter Russell
Rube Renfro
T Hill
Oregon City
R Milleiver
New Gang
Casa Gang
Surkey
Pew Armory
New Discovery Cures Longstanding Cough, Astounding Claim
A Philadelphia resident reports dramatic relief from a yearslong cough after using Dr King's New Discovery for Cough and Cold. She claims pain eased, sleep returned, and overall life improved, stating universal feelings of renewal. The product, priced 50 cents to 1 dollar, is offered with a free trial bottle at Wil De Lane's Store with a guaranteed guarantee.
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E E Springer
Howard St
Elphia
Ing
Oregonian Divinity Appointments for March 3rd
The Oregonian notes March 3 appointments across Lane County and state authorities. Banner team leaders Booth Kuyken dominate county figures with effective service while House and Law names appear among the stanch figures.
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Who's School House
J J Handeaker
Ctioo
L D Green
Oregonian
To- Lane County
Reas
Booth
Kuyken
Noted Lawyer Evarts Dead at 83 in New York
Special to the Guard reports William M Evarts died in New York at 83 after a long career as district attorney attorney general secretary of state and U S senator. The Boer War cost is pegged at 150 million pounds 725 million dollars. Other items include Bonie de Castellane sailing to New York and a Philipsines note from Schurmann. A Rio consulate removal and a DeKalb Illinois kidnapping are also listed.
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London
New York
William M Evarts
William Maxwell Evarts
Boston
Mass
Yale
New York City
United States
Andrew Johnson
Alabama
Henry Ward Beacher
President Hayes
United States Senate
Ep Guard
Railroad Extension Plans Near Natron End
Daily Guard reports Southern Pacific executives Koehler and Fields inspecting Natron and Wenching branches by special train to arrange preliminary affairs for a line extension. About fifteen miles of track will be built early spring to serve a new sawmill at the terminus. machinery ordered from the East for high capacity.
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Koehler
Fields
Southern Pacific Railroad
Natron and
Wenching
Natron
Election Notice for Lane Co School District No 4
Voters in School District No 4 Lane County Oregon will elect a director for three years and a one year clerk at City Hall Eugene on March 11 1901 from two to six pm. Ballot questions include contracting a 25000 bonded debt for a new school building repairs and refunding existing indebtedness, with options Bonde Yes or Bonds No.
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Lane Co
Oregon
Eugene
JH MecClang
Geo F Craw
Lane County
The School Census Figures and Young Worker Injury
PJ McPherson completed a census of school age children in the district and turned results over to clerk Geof Craw. The count shows a gain of 50 children over last year with 85 more males but five fewer females. some names may be added in three weeks. Julian, injured at Booth Kelley sawmill, has a compound fracture of the left arm and rests after being rushed to Eugene hospital following a shaft accident that tore his clothes and freed him.
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Daily Guard
PJ McPherson
Geof Craw
McPherson
Mr McPherson
Tur
Julian
Booth-Kelley Co
Wendling
Eugene
Kuykendall
Torrens Land Title Registration Enacted in Oregon
The Torrens system for public land title registration passed both houses and awaits Gov Geer’s signature. It allows voluntary use, with registrars of titles in counties and notices to interested parties. Registrations rely on court-like proceedings, fees paid by applicants, and two year claims windows.
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Oregon
Gov Geer
Belator Kely
Linn County
Kelly
Recorders of Deeds
Circuit Court
Est
Fate of Two Lane County Boys Revealed in Dawson Letter
A Dawson City letter from Hugh Barr dated February 6 reports his heart failure in St Mary's Hospital and fears for the fate of Robbie and Ollie Baker who left Lost Valley for Forty Mile country seeking prospecting. Barr notes Dawson's decline, harsh climate, and looming empty prospects, predicting departures to Seattle and other ventures as quartz prospects fade.
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Eugene
Hugh Barr
Dawson City
Barr
St Mary’s Hospital
Lane County
Robbie
Ollie Baker
Lost Valley
Forty Mile
Harriella
Fiest
Dawson
Seattle
Busiiness
South Africa
Exterminate the Codlin Moth With Whitewash Treatment
A historical notice urges homeowners to scrape loose bark from fruit trees and apply a thick whitewash to kill about 45 percent of codlin moth eggs. Later burlap bands may be used. authorities say wormy apples or pears will not be shipped this year. The method is inexpensive and more effective than spraying. Act promptly before eggs hatch.
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Banite
Robbed the Grave by a Philadelphia Man
John Oliver of Philadelphia narrates a dramatic recovery after severe illness. He describes near death from symptoms and says electric bitters cured him in three weeks, saving his life. The testimonial promotes 50 cent bottles guaranteed at W L DeLano's drug store.
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John Oliver
Philadelphia
Angora buck from California bought by Geo Houck
Geo Houck received a fine registered Angora buck goat from a California breeder this morning. The animal is a descendant of the celebrated Pasha imported from South Africa and wears mohair about an inch long. Houck had pursued the purchase for some time and finally secured it when the owner agreed to part with a equally fine animal.
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Geof Houck
California
Pasha
South Africa
Timber Loss Hits Mohawk Contract For Hoath Kelly Co
Thomas L Gil liam reportedly lost between 2 000 000 and 3 000 logs and about 2 000 000 feet of timber as high waters toppled booms on the Mohawk contract for Hoath Kelly Lumber Co. A telegraph said logs may be recaptured between Coburg and Harrisburg with none passing Harrisburg. We regret Tom's misfortune.
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Thomas L Gilliam
Hoath-Kelly Lumber Co
Coburg
Harrisburg
Tom
That Throbbing Headache Promised Relief with Pills
A vintage drug advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for sick and nervous headaches. It claims they purify blood, strengthen nerves, and boost health, offered for two cents with a money back guarantee and sold by W L DeLano, a local druggist.
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Dr King
W L DeLano
Caorae Bears the The Kind You Have Alves
a Caorae Bears the The Kind You Have Alves Janata bean Wikia
List of Jurors for Circuit Court Term Opens March First
Sheriff Withers and County Clerk Lee name jurors from many communities for the circuit court term starting March 1. The list includes L Rickel painter Eugene J H Miller liveryman Junction City B F Bond farmer Irving J W A Spencer farmer Irving Levi Geer farmer Cottage Grove EE Awbrey farmer Irving Jeremiah Taylor farmer Cottage Grove 3 D Jacoby farmer Jasper O M Doak farmer Coyote M Clem farmer Fairmount BL Moorhead editor Junction City Robert Millican farmer Camp Creek Edd Brattain farmer Camp Creek J D Meyers farmer Fairmont PW Laird farmer Pleasant Hill W Mays farmer Long Tom F C Warner farmer Fall Creek Ben Andrews teacher Bailey Jerry Atkinson farmer Shalaw D BR Lakin cooper Eugene Fred Ware farmer Mohawk MJ Arnold farmer Mabel P A Wagener farmer Camp Creek Andrew Wood farmer Bailey Geo L Sears farmer Saginaw Geo Long merchant Eugene J A Burlingame farmer Fairmount AS Hazelton merchant Creswell John West liveryman Eugene P R Edmund Goo farmer Thurston M J Sweet farmer Mapleton A LiveELy RUNAWAY incident during final rites of Mia Montgomery near Irving ends with no injuries as team crashes into hacks. vehicles damaged and to Eugene for repairs. Supreme Court in Salem hears case Frasier vs New Zealand Insurance Co from Lane county. Daily Guard notes: 69 bales of 90 hops sold to Chas Livesley of Salem at 10 cents per pound.
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W W Withers
EU Lee
L. Rickel
Eugene J H Miller
Junction City
F Bond
Irving J W A Spencer
Irving Levi Geer
Cottage Grove
EE Awbrey
Irving Jeremiah Taylor
Jacoby
Jasper O M Doak
Coyote M
Clem
Fairmount
Moorhead
Robert Millican
Camp Creek
Edd Brattain
J D Meyers
Fairmont
PW Laird
Pleasant Hill
W Mays
Long Tom
F C Warner
Fall Creek
Ben Andrews
Bailey Jerry Atkinson
Shalaw
BR Lakin
Cooper
Eugene Fred Ware
Mohawk
MJ Arnold
Mabel P A Wagener
Andrew Wood
Bailey
Geo L Sears
Saginaw
Geo Long
Eugene J A Burlingame
Hazelton
Creswell
John West
Eugene P R Edmund Goo
Thurston
M J Sweet
Mapleton
No Foundation Declared In Walterville Woman’s Death
The GUARD reports rumors of poisoning in the death of Mrs John Branton of Walterville are unfounded after a Tuesday exhumation and inquest at Camp Creek church. Coroner Griffin led witnesses who testified the death on February 22 1901 was from natural causes after a lingering illness. jury findings supported natural causes with due care in the woman’s last illness. The husband and siblings backed the natural death conclusion.
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John Branton
Walterville
Withers
L T Harris
J M Williams
Griffin
Camp Creek
Screwbaker
Oscar Millican
H D Fountain
David H Watson
David Brooke
F M Ashley
John T Branton
Lane County
Oregon
Funeral of Mrs Joel Ware Held at Oak Street Home
The funeral for the late Mrs Joel Ware was held this afternoon from her Fifth and Oak streets residence to the LOOF cemetery. Attended by the Rebekahe, Degree of Honor, Woodmen Circle, Women's Relief Corps, and the 100 F lodge in separate bodies, plus many friends. Floral tributes were beautiful and the services impressive. A large crowd accompanied the remains to the grave.
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Wakk
Joel Ware
Fifth and
Oak Streets
Rebekahe
Degree of
Woodmen Circle
Women's Relief Corps
1 OOF
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