Barrel of Whisky on Newport Beach Draws Interest
A Newport report notes J. H. Barker of Heceta Head found a barrel of fine whisky on the beach near his ranch. He plans to sell at a high rate, netting about 34 dollars. The piece also covers local business moves including Eugene Bank currency notes and Woolen Company directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Barker
Heceta Head
Newport
Albany
Eugene Woolen Co
Satem
T. B. Kay
E. Koppe
C. J. Howe
A. W. Lord
F. L. Chambers
T. Bb. Kay
Cr. Howe
BE. Koppe
PF. L Chambers
M. B. Hood
W. Herd
What Is Catarrh and Hyomei Cure Claim
A 1910s style advertisement explains catarrh as a germ disease cured by Hyomei. It claims the inhaled treatment sterilizes the air, healing nasal and throat mucosa. Hull's Drug Store guarantees refunds if Hyomei fails, pricing the complete kit at 1 with extra bottles for cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Holl
River drivers return home after successes
The Mound notes that the river drivers arrived home last Sunday with good success. Miss Cornwell is ill, Miss Bessie Meats will teach the spring term, and young inventor reports progress. The telephone line is fair, M. J. Layne has toothache, Clair Hinkson showed a pale lip, and R. J. Johnson plans to move back on the river soon. H. Tripp left for Eugene with a four-mule team last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mound
Bessie Meats
M. J. Layne
Clair Hinkson
R. J. Johnson
H. Tripp
Eugene
Coburg Entertainment at Odd Fellows Hall March 10
A musical and literary entertainment under Mrs. W. G. Woods will be held at Coburg Odd Fellows' hall on the evening of March 10. The program includes quartets duets solos recitations mandolin and guitar music and tableaus with Coburg band in attendance. Proceeds benefit the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Woods
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Coburg
Christian Church
L. Phetteplace
Aid Society
Polion Hamble
Union School House Preaching at Olive Church
Union School House hosts services Saturday and Sunday with an all attendance call. A new church plan is to be considered, a Ladies' Aid Society to be organized, and baptisms to follow the 11 o'clock Sunday service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Church
Union School House
Ladies’ Aid Society
State Board of Health Arrives in Eugene for Typhoid Inquiry
The state board of health arrived in Eugene by train to confer with city officials the water company and citizens about the water supply and the recent typhoid epidemic. A conference with Mayor Wilkins occurred at the Hotel Smeede before a city tour and an evening meeting is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Eugene
Water Company
Citizene
Wilkins
Hotel
Smeede
Andrew ©. Smith
Portland
FB. A. Pierce
Salem
Robert C. Yenney
J. C. Smith
Pendleton
Alfred Kinney
Astoria
Harry Lane
B. Pickel
Medford
Albert R. Sweetser
Enugene
Ralph C. Matson
Merchants’ Protective Association
D. E. Yoran
Aller Eaton
F. E. Dann
C. H. Hales
K. Scarborough
W. H. Kay
FP. W. Prentice
J. W. Harris
W. Kaykendall
P. L. Campbell
University of Oregon
T. G. Hendricks
M. Yoran
State Board
Sinslaw Lumber prepares to start summer mill run
Lower Sinslaw news reports the Sinslaw Lumber Company planning to restart their mill next week for the summer run. Logs are moving down Indian creek and four and a half million feet await high water to reach the booms. Florence correspondent notes logs at various points and logger Morris Johnson says most logs have reached the booms with a few scattered along the riverbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinslaw Lumber Company
Coquille
Wetzel
San Francisco
Sinslaw
Mapleton
Warren Andrews
G. L. Houghton
Fiddle Creek
Grant's Pass
Indian Creek
Morris Johnson
Mound
Florence
Lake Creek
Douglas County Socialists Nominate Candidates
The Socialists of Douglas county held a convention at Roseburg Saturday and nominated a ticket. For representatives M. Lommer of Dixonville and L. T. Thompson of Coles Valley. For sheriff Robi Green of Greens. For clerk Perry Dancan of Dixonville. For treasurer Carl Hoffman of Roseburg. For judge A. B. Whipple of Dixonville. For commissioner R. H. Kirkpatrick of Drew. For coroner John R. Kennedy of Roseburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Roseburg
M. Lommer
Dixonville
L. T. Thompson
Coles Valley
Robi, Green
Greens
Perry Dancan
Carl Hoffman
A. B. ©. Whipple
R. H. Kirkpatrick
Drew
John R. Kennedy
East Eugene Items Improvement Watchword
East Eugene pursues steady improvement as a guiding aim with a regularly established group of improvers pushing for ongoing enhancements. The effort centers on local items and neighborhood upgrades to elevate daily life.
Typhoid Epidemic Reported Stamped Out in Gene
Dr J W Harris county health officer says there have been virtually no new typhoid cases in Gene for ten days and the epidemic has been effectually stamped out. He notes some cases remain but patients are not very low and no more deaths are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Harris
Eugene
Santa Clara church dedication marks new regional house of worship
The Santa Clara Disciples of Christ congregation near Eugene dedicated a new church building. Dean EK C Sanderson of Eugene Divinity School preached twice with a morning sermon and an evening sermon after a 11 o'clock start and a 2:90 o'clock communion. The church, planned by Y D Hensill, is a two room wide structure noted as one of Lane counties nicest country church buildings with interior finish and furniture, built opposite the local school on the river road five miles north of Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Christian Church
Santa Clara
Eugene
Yeterday
EK. C. Sanderson
Eugene Divinity School
Dean Sanderson
Christ
Lane County
Y. D. Hensill
Louis E Bean for Representative Urged by County Friends
Attorney L E Bean of this city is urged by friends across the county to run for representative in the Republican primary. Bean, a well known Eugene attorney, would be a strong official but has not yet decided if he will place his name before the voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grey
Eugene
St. Johns
Portland
Gray
Sons
Kuwene
F. J. Berger
L. E. Bean
Mr. Bean
Birth Notice for Mapleton Family Child
Born at Mapleton Oregon on February 23, 1006 a daughter was welcomed to Mr. and Mrs. Har Tabor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapleton, Or
Om Priday
Har Tabor
Regular Term Circuit Court Proceedings Opened
The regular March term of circuit court convened at the courthouse with Judge Harris presiding. Jurors present except Winthrop Thompson. several cases including William Senay’s intoxication charge and the Jesse Eddy robbery case moved forward, with a not guilty verdict in Eddy's case and new indictments for larceny and other offenses aimed at local suspects in the Bohemia District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. {. Harris
Winthrop Thompson
Geo. C. Widmer
J. B. Cushman
J. C. Watkins
J. H. West
A. W. Gilbert
Jesse Eddy
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
James Bedford
B. H. Lyons
Samuel Calkins
R. Y. Porter
Jno
FF. Wooks
G. M. Kirk
Herman Bjorke
Chas. Fowler
O. Veatch
David Elliott
G. M. Neat
T. A. Shafer
Victor Fitzer
William Cavelor
John Doe Brady
W. W. Scott
Creswell
Manhattan
Brady
Pitzer
Cavelor
E. E. Awbrey
J. M. Holland
E. Stevens
FH. Bjerke
J. AH. Calloway
James Henninger
C. H. Hales
G. M. Neet
Gi. M. Kirk
Frank Haley
Charles Lynch
Oregon
Bohemia
Oscar Corder
H. L. McCabe
Oregon Anti-Saloon League
Wm. Cavalor
Fitzer
Roy Mathers
T. A Shaferkins
J. C H. West
M.C. G Morris
A. A. Sinuskerson
W. J. Grue
Drain work plans amid right of way debates in Coos County
J W Nier discusses drainage project timing for the Drain road starting April 0th with officials from North Bend and Scottsburg. He notes right of way issues in two locations may involve condemnation, with work to proceed in five mile apart stations including Elkton Hart Creek Butler's and Scottsburg, aiming about six weeks from now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Nier
North Bend
Nier
Scottsburg
Putnam Valley
Elkton
Hart Creek
Butler's
Obituary of Laura J Beloved Daughter of Belle Jordan
The obituary notes Laura J born September 7, 1841 died 27, 1006 at age 24 years. She suffered consumption and bore her pain with faith serving as a devoted church member. Marion F. Horn of Trinity School led funeral services, and she was laid to rest near Halsey. Her resting epitaph speaks of sleep and peace. The living face sorrow, but the verse seeks comfort in a thorny path. Funeral details and posthumous reflections are included.
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Oregon
Cottage Grove
TL. L. Whitcom
Washington County
Multnomah County
Hillsboro
Portland
Whitcombh
Yamhill County
Shorilf
Threshhold
Laura J
Belle Jordan
Church
Marion F. Horn
Trinity School
Het
Halsey
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First National Bank of
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Hugh McCulloch
Hendricks
Cashler Snodgrass
John McCulloch
Kale
Warren
T. K. Johnson
M. Nolfsinger
Acne
A. F. Hard
F. M. Nighweander
County Commissioners’ Court
Andrew Moir
Crow
Verona
Ontario
Lodges of Odd Fellows
Mraida Powell
Edward Powell
Edward
Alvin
Lewella
Wis
Consin
OC. M. Kissinger
Carl R. Rankin
Southern Pacific Company
Natron- Klamath Falls
Chrisman
Louise Einfeldt
Elva R. George
Latham
Hyemi
Coburg Entertainment
Union School
STATE
BOA
Ow OF
East Eugene
Santa Clara Church
Louis E. Bean
Grand Jury
F. B. Chase
EB. C. Lake
D. M. Parkerson
D. M. McCrady
M. H. Harlow
H. €. Wheeler
C. A. Brown
McCrady
Senay
W. B. Senay
Hqnor
Oregon Securities Co
A. L. Yarnall
J.B. Yarnall
Nannie K. Belshaw
Sarah BE. Thomas
W. E. Gilbert
J. H. Chambers
J. B. Young
Garrett & Young
Geo. Bohlman
H. Chezem
H. Chezem & Co
James E. Montgomery
KE. E. Awbrey
J. H. Calloway
Wm. Mathers
Thomas Bailey
James Benninger
T. A. Schafer
James Redford
H. Bjerke
McCabe
League
Pitzer vonNp Gry
Ger
R. McMurphey
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