Barn Fire Consumes Lingo Farm Near Junction
May 7 report from mellon City states the J W Lingo farm barn two miles from Junction burned nightly around 11. Lingo lost harness and wagon. neighbor efforts kept house from burning. Frank Williams of nearby springs west of Junction was taken to Salem hospital for appendicitis surgery after two weeks of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Lingo
Frank Williams
Mellon City
Junction
Lingo
H. Drake
Fank Williams
Phor Springs
Uto
Salem
Stellmacher Court Martialed By Albany Militia
Captain Frank C. Stellmacher of Company G, O N G, Albany, was ordered court martialed by military authorities after remarks said to have been made about Major Ellie. The charges, filed after an inspection of Company G by Major Bilis the Legimental Surgeon, indicate a possible design to stand trial. Stellmacher, a 10-year militia veteran, lived in the Philippines with Sand Oregon Volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Frank C. Stellmacher
Stell
N.i
Phillippines
Oregon Volunteers
Window prize scene at hardware fair captures lively efforts
A clipped caption describes a window contest at a hardware fair. Longetimn and Peter present a fine W. O. W. win, with a man seated on a stool singing along while a grindstone is shown. The description emphasizes a lively, homey display and the crowd’s reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Sunday Baseball Case Ends In Favor Of Defendants
A Salem courtroom crowd watched the State of Oregon v. Hampton et al. on a Sunday open baseball charge. The jury, after brief deliberation, found for the defendants, ruling officials of a corporation cannot be charged unless the crime is specified as corporate officials. The test case clears Sunday play on Eleventh and Lawrence streets, with Roseburg set for the first league game next Saturday afternoon and a second Sunday contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Oregon
L.T. Harris
JS Dale
The
Christian Church
J. S. Dale
Lawrence Street
Roseburg
Coast Lumber Company Incorporation Filed in Eugene
The Coast Lumber Company filed articles of incorporation with County Clerk FE U Lee. Principal office is Eugene. Capital stock is 10 000 in 100 shares of 100 each. Objects include general lumber business and erecting operating sawmills lath mills and shingle mills. W H Russell, a founder, is a capitalist formerly of Irving. The Guard could not locate him today to confirm plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Coast Lumber Company
FE. U. Lee
Eugene
W. H. Russell
Irving
East
Leesville man saved by King’s New Discovery for Consumption
In Leesville Indiana W H Brown near death survived after using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption. He says it gave immediate relief from asthma and then a complete cure. The remedy is praised for consumption pneumonia bronchitis and grip with trial bottles free and price 60 cents to $1 guaranteed by W L Delano druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesville
Ind
W. H. Brown
W. IL. Delano
Stolen or Strayed Horses Report Near Eugene
Three horses strayed or stolen from the Chapman place on South Willamette Street Eugene. Animals include an Arabian or spotted mare, a large bay colt about three years old with a left front foot injury, and a gray gelding. A suitable reward is offered for information. Contact H. H. Wood, Eugene, South Willamette Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman Place
South Willamette Street
Tharedsy
Blind Eye
H. H. Wood
Eugene
Modern Woodmen State Camp delegates named at The Dalles
At the state camp in The Dalles on May 7 delegates to the head camp in Indianapolis were Hon. W. T. Vaughan of Portland Hon. C. G. Burkhart of Albany and Hon. S. A. Lowell of Pendleton Alternates chosen were B. E. Van Voorheis of Portland Geo. Comer of Cottage Grove Dr. C. D. Lazer of Arlington Baker City selected as next meeting site for two years hence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalles
Woodmen of America
Indianapolis
T. Vaughan
Portland
C. G. Burkhart
Albany
A. Lowell
Pendleton
B. E. van Voorheis
Geo. Comer
Cottage Grove
American failure in the Philippines, Landon reports
New York report from Percival Landon writes that the American campaign in the Philippines has made no impression, with fighting along the coast and a sense of insecurity at headquarters. He argues agriculture-driven prosperity is slipping as lands are abandoned and urges reconsideration of four years of policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Daily Mail
Percival Landon
Manila
Philippines
Landon
United States
Public Debate Over Candidates in Oregon Race
A supporter voices mixed views on Hinger Hermann and Reames, praising a fair paper yet noting insufficient attacks on Hermann. The piece questions Roosevelt endorsement, warns of past graft accusations, and contrasts Hermana’s and Reames’ potential impact for Oregon in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinger Hermann
Reames
Heraman
Binger
Roosevelt
Congress
Hit
Flo
Birger Hermann
Oregon
Hermana
To Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Bromo Quinine
Advertisement notes that Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets cure a cold in one day. It claims all druggists refund the price if it fails and that E W Grove’s signature appears on each box, priced at 2 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Boys Bring Old Rubber to W. Sanders Eugene
Local notice invites boys to bring worn rubber to W Sanders in Eugene where they will be paid four cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Sanders
Eugene
Lane County to showcase resources at state fair
Lane County will donate 100 to fund a county exhibit at the Oregon State Fair in Salem, September 4 to 11. E M Warren of Coburg will collect the display. prizes total 1575 with 300 for first place and 100 for eighth, as officials seek strong regional participation including Washington and Polk counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane County
Daily Guard
W. H. Webring
Hillsboro
M. D. Wisdom
Portland
Oregon Agricultural Society
Jasper Wilkins
Coburg
Regar
Salem
E. M. Warren
Warren
Lane
Messrs
Wisdom
Webrung
Wilkine
Here
Washington
Yamhill
Polk
Benton
Marion
Linn
Hope
Douglas
Josephine
Jackson
Oregon
Elopement of Widower and Seventeen-Year-Old Girl
Otho Hall a widower with a large family and longtime county resident eloped with Charlotte Masfield daughter of Mrs. C M Maxfield on Tuesday. They walked to Jefferson, secured a rig, and drove to Aums ville where they stayed last night. As she is over sixteen, no law can reach them, though authorities pursue. Hall says they will marry on the ocean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otho Hall
Ross
Charlotte Masfield
C. M. Maxfield
Jefferson Street
Jefferson
Aumsville
Hall
Albany Democrat
Obituary of Leander Cruzan Pioneer of Lane County
Leander Cruzan died at his home near Zion on April 10 after a long illness of jaundice. Born November 15, 1841 in Marshal County Indiana, he crossed the plains with his father A J Cruzan in 1853 and settled near Eugene. He helped establish the Leaburg post office and later built a home at Lost Valley. He married Caroline Matthews on July 12, 1866 and was a longtime Methodist, revered as upright and industrious. He leaves a wife, three sons, four daughters, two brothers, three sisters, and many friends. interment was at Pleasant Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leander Cruzan
Lane County
Zion
Mr. Cruzan
Marshal County
Ind
Plains
A. J. Cruzan
Eugene
Fleasant Hill
Caroline Matthews
Leaburg
Lost Valley
Methodist Church
Pleasant Hill
Real Estate Transfers and Court Notices in Eugene Area
Real estate transfers list numerous grant deeds and lot sales in Cottage Grove Coburg and Eugene involving Frazer, Poilt, Drury, Stanton, Hovey, Yates, and others with parcel descriptions and monetary amounts. Guardianship appointments, appraisers, and an estate inventory are noted along with mining district claims and railroad-related transfers. Circuit Court actions include money recovery cases, and stock brand filings list J W as a brand initials. Marriage license for Frank Young and Louise Babb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L
Dora KE. Frazer
Lala Poilt
Mulligan
Eugene
George W. Drury
Edward B. Airifin
Effie
Charles E. Stanton
J. B. Ferguson
Emily Hovey
James R. Yates
East Seventh
Oak Atreets
Frank L. Wilson
C. Cushman
A. Burrell
John Hewitt
Christie M
Althea Wheeler
Mary B. Wheeler
John L. Maresh
Joseph W. Stewart
M. Yoran
M. H
Sarah Skinner
M. J. Skinner
For Sale Stock and Fixtures of Lowa firo cery Company
For sale stock and fixtures of the Lowa firo cery Company, to be sold as a unit or separately. Apply to J. N. Jassell at the Hotel Smeede store. L. M. Travis, Attorney for Merchants' Protective Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowa Firocery Company
J. N. Jassell
Hotel Smeede
L. M. Travis
Merchants’ Protective Association
Thoughtful Winchester Husband Finds Cure in Pills
M. M. Austin of Winchester Ind aided his wife’s stomach and liver troubles when doctors could not help. He used Dr King’s New Life Pills and she found relief quickly and was cured. Sold at De Lanos drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
Dr. King
W. Ds de Lanos Drug Store
Mar Not varnish sold as wood and wallpaper coating
The item labeled Mar Not varnish claims to protect wood oil cloth linoleum and wallpaper without marring. Marketed as Chambers' Hardware, the name emphasizes its scratch resistant promise amid household coatings.
Chittim Bark Wanted At Market Stand
Local office at OT West Eighth street invites producers to bring chittem bark and wool for top market prices. W Sanders oversees the collection and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Sanders
OT West Eighth Street
Notable Residents and Visitors Reach Medford
A string of visitors and locals in Medford includes Mra. J. S. Medley, Mra. J. T. Nicklin from Junction, Russell Coleman from Coburg, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Allen to Salem, attorney Ai. F. Skipworth from Junction, Louis Bean en route to Redding California on business, Mrs. Samuel T. Thurston of Crawfordsville on a short visit, R. H. Shacklett departing Sunday for the East and South, Mrs. Amelia Kay to Benton county this afternoon, M. D. Wisdom and W. H. Webring off to the state fair in the south, S. H. Friendly back from Portland, Gree Day visiting relatives, Sam White from Democratic headquarters to Baker City for the weekend, Noah Clark of Spokane and former Eugene resident arriving, Mrs. Hill leaving for Centralia Washington, EB. HW Ingham and Mr. Zimmer from Eugene visiting Medford on a local enterprise prospect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Coleman
Coburg
W. G. Allen
Salem
Ai. F. Skipworth
Junction
Louis Bean
Redding
California
Samuel T. Thurston
Crawfordsville
R. H. Shacklett
Amelia Kay
Benton County
M. D. Wisdom
W. H. Webring
South
S. H. Friendly
Portland
Gree
Sam White
Democratic
Baker City
Noah Clark
Spokane
Eugene
Petition for County Road Connects Cottage Grove and Lorane
A county clerk bulletin lists 165 residents supporting a June term road petition. The plan calls for a four foot wide county road from the 288 intersection along L. E. Ward’s east line east through Siuslaw valley to join county road 445, linking Cottage Grove and Lorane with a new convenient route. The petition notes broad local support and aims to improve country life with better roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Cottage Girove-Lorane Road
Ll. E. Ward
Siuslaw
Cottage Grove
Lorane
Bucklen Amnica Salve Promises Quick Full Cure
Persuasive ad claims Bucklen's Amnica Salve cleans and cures burns sores bruises cuts bolts ulcers skin eruptions and piles. Sold by W L Delano druggist at two cents with a satisfaction guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
W. L. Delano
Also Mentioned on This Page
Milance
Ae Perous
Carter
Man's Shur Store
J. W. Kays
Furniture Cobalmers and Funeral Directors
F & Henderson
Cor. Willand
Apt. Stellmacher
Henry Motfman
J. D. Matlock
J. J. Phillips
Mike Schneider
John Hmlanton
R. M. Dast
Chris Marx
8. Y. Abbott
L Simon
Thompson & Hardy
Woodmen State Camp
Court
Court House Ems
Soeren Mathiesen
John Brand
Miranda J. Kaust
Rosa Nettl
R le
J. J. Thomas
S. H. Thomas
C.J
Ella L. Buley
C. Q. Cartwright
Ree
Nancy
Jacob Bohr
A. J. Arnel
Isabelle
J. H. Harper
J. A
Lydia J. Richardson
Bb. Wooten
Wm. Wooten, Jr
Nancy Wooten
Charles
Lizzie Thom
N. J. Cummins & Company
Jas. H. McFarland’s
Albany Brewing Company
Jas. H. McFarland’s Ad
Frank Layman
McKenzie
Blue River
Circuit Court
Charles Ostranderva
W. L
R. D. Dunlap
E. O. Potter
O. L. Bowder
Rebecca A. Pope
Admr
J. W. Pope
J. W. Copenhaver
Frank Young
Louise Babb
Jerome Wilson
Cartonria
Chambers Hardware
Chittem
Waterman's
Schwarzschild’s
Mra. J
Medford
Oregonian
Ingham
Zimmer
Oliver
Oliver Steel
Norris & Rowe’s
Pacific Coast
Lilliputian Roman Hippodrome
Million Dollar Zoological Annex
Royal Matsuda
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