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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1901
Page
8
March notes from Bine River area report on F L Chambers stock and services including incubator canoing gear pest control pruning tools and plows. Mentions prices no strong events. References to local officials marriages and a baccalaureate speaker as side items.
Editor M Higgins of Seneca Illinois describes years of suffering from piles resisted by doctors and remedies until Becklen's Arica ive cured him. He testifies two boxes wholly relieved his symptoms. Claims be the surest pile cure and best care in the world. 25c, sold by Y L DeLano, druggist.
A shooter struck Emperor William on the cheek as he rode to the station. guards intervened, surgeons were called, and the emperor endured the dressing without a word.
Ed Durves from McKenzie country reports oil on his Camp Creek farm about 16 miles northeast of Eugene. A brother in law from California noticed surface oil in several spots and urged exploration. Duryee tested the oil, found it combustible, and plans to begin development with his California expert partner. If promising, oil wells may proliferate across the county.
Blue River March 6. With good weather the Blue River mines see rising activity and new investments. Lucky Boy owners begin expanding mill capacity by adding five stamps to reach sixteen and plan a large water powered electric plant to power the mine and possibly sell surplus power. A regional smelter is hoped for, though likely years away.
The season of Decoration Day prompts cemetery beautification and urges immediate action on monuments. W W Tin, proprietor, invites inquiries about durable memorials and provides a booklet outlining options and services for memorial work.
The ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for sick and nervous headaches. It claims the pills purify blood, strengthen nerves, and restore health, urging readers to try them and promising cure.
President Dr Frank Strong presents the annual report to the board of regents detailing the university’s funding squeeze. The institution has doubled enrollment in two years but faced a stagnant general fund until recent legislative action eased the strain. The report notes rising costs, salary comparisons with 14 peer universities, and student living expenses with multiple examples of student expenditures and self-support efforts.
Mrs FL Gibbs died this afternoon after a lingering illness at about 2 o clock at the family residence on Oak Street between 6th and 6th. Aged about 88, she was Grace Jackson by birth, a Congregational Church member, Woodmen Circle participant, and long time Eugene public school teacher. She leaves her husband, deputy county clerk, and a wide circle of relatives. her father Mr Jackson of Washington state was at her bedside. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made. a Seattle brother’s contact is sought before proceeding.
J W Cherry writes from Forty Mile Creek to a city contact dated February 1 éth. He notes Robert and Ollie Baker nephews of Hugh Barr are well at Forty Mile and doing well. Flugh Barr in Dawson City is somewhat better but may take long to recover before able to work again.
Clinton D Chorpening transfers 160 acres to Samuel Carson. A mining location lists Geo Lloyd locating a hypnotism claim in Bohenala district. Fred Marry Oles files a lien on 160,000 feet of saw logs owned by E B Bald win and F L Crenshaw to recover labor. A marriage license is recorded for J H Gilbert of Camp Creek and Mra Genoa Robinett of Pleasant Hill with J D Matlock as witness.
The Niagara frigate from Commodore Perry's 1812 Lake Erie victory may be recovered from the lake bottom. The ad urges Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a seasonal digestive tonic and general health aid, claiming relief from winter impurities and various ailments.
Francis offers prune apple or pear brandy at 75 cents per quart or 2.50 per gallon. Claims liver kidney stomach relief, colds, influenza, or biliousness. Orders filled promptly and securely boxed. sold to consumers only. Located at Fifth and Elsie Street, Eugene, Oregon.
Bids will be received up to March 15, 1901 by the undersigned for a sewer extension of 185 feet with connections. For details inquire of E Brevens.
Geof Craw declares his bid for re election as School Clerk for the upcoming year. He states his intention to continue duties and seeks voter support in the local race.
The Board of Regents met in Portland with Justice Bean presiding. Members examined Strong's recommendations including $600 yearly for the law school and $1,000 for the medical school, plus $6,500 for lab equipment and several new teaching appointments. An on campus central utility building will cost up to $25,000, with Edward Lazarus chosen as architect.
Philadelphia man John Oliver recounts near death from jaundice like illness. After three doctors gave up, Electric Bitters revived him in three weeks, and he credits the remedy with saving his life. Sold for 500 cents at W L DeLano's drug store.
Diep Mrs J M Roberta died at her son's home in Springfield this morning from pneumonia. She was 78, sister to W C Washburne of Junction and aunt to B A Washburne of Springfield. Funeral set for tomorrow at Springfield M E church with burial in Springfield O O F Cemetery.
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