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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1901

Page

8

F L Chambers Promotes Deals and Travel In Oregon

Albany Democrat notes FL Chambers plans and stock, including three year guarantees on wallpaper designs and a display of Racine buggies and Bain wagons. Dwights Hopkins recovery, Typhoid fever scare, Knoxs new Eugene residence contract, timber land claims, a Yaquina Bay Rhododendron excursion May 18 to 20, and Matlock’s Alaska trips across Seattle Skagway Victoria Dawon are highlighted.

F L Chambers Albany Democrat Dwight Hopkins Knox Eleventh Fiilyard Streets Cottage Grove FL Chambers Bain Ijysiaw River George A Hart Eugene Oregon Edwin Stone Corvallia & Eastern Railroad Co Yaquina Bay Yequina W F Matlock Alaska Seattle Skagway Victoria Mattock Dawson Jurney

Court House Items and Land Transfers Listing Various Deeds

Court records show multiple land transfers including Thomas Allen to Anp Elizabeth Moffett for 40 acres for $1 and 15 or 5 wires, Morgan to W W Stevens in Eugene for $150, and James Hemen ay and others conveying 40 acres for $250. Includes satisfaction of mortgage, estate inventory, probate, and guardianship appraisals with names such as W W Withers sheriff FE Dano, CW Powell, Clara A Powell, PM Walsh, Wallace L Gray, and others across Lane County and township ranges.

Thomas Allen Elizabeth Moffett George W Allen Morgan Stevens Eugene James Hemen Elmer D Lutz Bushnell Bristow Withers FE Dano Lane County CW Powell Charles W Powell, Jr T Lara A Powell Walsh Et Wallace L Gray Clara A Powell Wm McPherson E B Barger

McKinley Sinks as Physicians Fight Collapse

Mrs McKinley is dying in San Francisco as doctors push stimulants to stave off collapse. Relatives have been notified of her condition while a formal update follows this developing medical crisis.

San Francisco McKinley Condi

Santa Clara California Becomes Quiet Home For Mulkey

From a private letter by B G Mulkey who left Eugene for Santa Clara he reports the town of about 4000 people has cool breezes and cheap property. He notes grain crops will be vast though fruit crops fail in places with last year’s fruit reduced to one eighth and shelves stocked at two cents. May 11 letter mentions his bout with la grippe and his son in law Champ Calloway working there. Free rural mail delivery planned July 1 areas from Eugene to Fairmount and Springfield with route inspection underway. Death in Oregon: F M McCullogh aged 67 of heart disease leaves four children in Lane and Eastern Oregon. Albany Rambler Baseball Club adoption cited as rival to Eugene Ramblers.

B G Mulkey Eugene Santa Clara California Mr Mulkey Fruit Association Santa Clara County Sacramento Valley Malkey Champ Calloway Daily Guard la Montanya Burgess Ford Fairmount Springfield

Memorial Day Memorial Services Planned in Our Town

The J W Geary Post No7 G A R special committee reports near completion of Memorial Day plans. Rev Mac Wallace will preach at the Christian church on Sunday evening May 26 at 7 30, Elder Ford to give the memorial address on Thursday May 30 at 7 30, with an additional program. Businesses are urged to close from 10 am to 2 pm on May 30 to allow participation in the remembrance.

J W Geary G A R Mac Wallace Ford Thureday

Oregon Apples and War’s Orchard Call for Improvement

A New York Sun interview with a St Louis correspondent recalls how apples once stocked cellar barrels. He notes modern trade no longer buys barrels, cites speckled fruit and limited shelf life, praises Oregon apples packed in small boxes, and warns prices may soar to 1.60 per dozen or higher unless orchards are improved.

New York Sun Oregon Europe

For Sale on Fourth and Jefferson Corner Block

Property listing describes a quarter block with twelve neatly finished rooms, hard finish throughout, a windmill tower, water connected to house and lawn, a good barn, and fruit trees. Details and contact cell omitted.

Fourth Jefferson Streets

No Cure No Pay. Malaria remedy claim notice

Fragmentary OCR text mentions a purported malaria remedy with claims of payment upon cure. It lacks clear persons, organizations, dates, or locations to form a solid, reportable item.

Death of Oregon Roadmaster Volk Near Sisson

M Volk, general roadmaster for an Oregon line, was killed when struck by a train near Sisson in Northern California. Volk, described as affable and genial, was well known in Eugene and Portland and his loss causes deep sorrow among the company and community. The Daily Guard May report confirms the severed head was the only detail available at publication.

LG Adair Eugene 8 P Co M Volk Oregon California Volk Vole Bis Portland

Mohawk Notes May 13 Highlights Local Happenings

Mr Mulkey shows health improvement. Mrs Jackson of Donna injured in bicycle fall. Cole's brother and family relocate from Ohio to Maroola for a year. Otto Darelins near completion of saw mill on Parson creek. Harvey Veatch returns from Manila visiting Mo hawk friends. Wm Lougheed of Missouri visits brother Gratz Lougheed of Marcola. Sunday school organized at McCowen school house last Sunday. J R Cook and family bound for California next week. Stefford school house Sunday school postponed due to McCowan Children’s Day services.

Cole Ohio Maroola Otto Darelins Parson Creek Harvey Veatch Manila McCowen J R Cook Marcola California Stefford McCowan

W R K Bullis Leaves Mohawk Branch for Aberdeen

Springfield readers report W R K Bullis, formerly Mohawk branch conductor, accepting a job in Aberdeen Washington and moving there with his family. Southern Pacific pay car passes through. Natron to Crenwell extension rumor circulates, potentially boosting Springfield’s housing demand. Roadmaster Waite and Bridge Superintendent Rose eye Mohawk line ballast. E La Forest of Albany named Mohawk branch trevor and moving to Eugenes with family. Telephone crew relocated to Natron with poles set toward that point. night mail train runs several hours late due to lumber shipments.

W RK Bullis Aberdeen Washington Southern Pacific Natron Crenwell Springfield Waite Rose Mohawk E la Forest Albany la Forest Eugenes

A River Flood Hits Lisbon Man in Newspaper Tale

Chan Ellia of Lisbon Iowa describes a severe flood claim washing away a line and leaving him soaked. He details a terrible cold and cough worsening daily until doctors in Oakland Nebraska Sioux City and Omaha declared consumption. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with a full cure after six bottles. It is advertised as a guaranteed remedy for coughs colds and throat and lung troubles.

Chan Ellia Lisbon Oakland Neb Hioux City Omabsa

To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine

An old time patent medicine label promises a quick cold cure with Laxative Bromo Quinine. The box bears E. W. Grove’s signature and a 250 price tag, typical of early 20th century quack remedies.

All Druggista Cure E. W. Grove

Graniteware Sale And Eye Care Notice At Luckey’s Jewelers

The Chambers department has a large shipment of graniteware offered at low prices. Dr Lowe, the oculo optician, will be away from Eugene during the week of May to June. Those needing eye consultations or glasses should see him at their earliest convenience.

Lowe Luckey Eugene Pirons

Wreck on Lebanon road near Froman Albany May 14

A Wendling bound freight train with twenty three cars of lumber and other loads derailed near Froman two and half miles from Albany. Ten cars left the track while ten remained on the rails. twelve passengers escaped injury though some sustained minor hurts. Conductor Cummins and Engineer Craw led the train. switch lock and staple were found separated nearby, with speculation about the cause.

Albany Lebanon Road Froman Wendling Cal Montague Mre RC Miller Col Mathews Henry Lang Lang George Smail Cummins Ave

Pleasant Hill Items May 13 1001

Pleasant Hill items note pleasant weather and good roads. Mrs D Read and Mr Fred Callison visit Elmira. Mount Pisgel service by Christian Endeavorers. Miss Tina Rees and Myrtle Slayter visit Thurston. Ruby Baughman teaching at Winberry. Woodmen prepare for June prime with program, music, and sports. all invited.

He Kept His Leg After Rusty Wire Infection

Hartford man J W Bullivan recalls a 12 year old leg injury from a rusty wire that led to inflammation and blood poisoning. After two years of suffering doctors urged amputation, but one bottle of Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Amica Salve healed the leg. Electric Bitters promises relief for eruptions and blood disorders and is sold with a satisfaction guarantee.

J W Bullivan Hartford Conn Bucklen Earth DeLano

List of Letters at Eugene Post Office May 16 2001

The notice lists remaining mail for Eugene Oregon as of May 16 2001. Names include Donaldson Geo Herala Wm Kirech Henry Kinsey C M A one cent charge for letters and request to callers state when advertised. Postmaster H F McConsack notes the policy and calling procedure.

Eugene Ore Donaldson Geo Herala Wm Kirech Henry Kinsey C M H F McConsack

Bucklen's Arnica Salve touted for skin injuries and ailments

ATHLETES The High School students yesterday afternoon ran events on the University track in addition to those at the tryout Saturday Hammer throw Finnland Goodsl KR Crow 67 feet inches Mile ran Gibson Cray Johnson 6 minutes Shot put L Johnson W McCornack O Waller 27 feet 5 inches

Hien Fee Hoo Tland Goodsl KR Crow Gibson Cray Johnson L Jobneon W McCornack O Waller

Cows and goats for sale in Noti Valley area

About 70 good dairy cows offered for sale at J H Hawley’s place in Divide County near Cottage Grove Noti Valley. Also 300 nanny goats available for disposal at reasonable prices. sale contact Stephens and Hawley.

Noti Valley Stephens Ressonewe J H Hawley Lane Cou Cottage Grove

May 2 1901 wedding links Laura Deaton and N K R Gaylord

Laura Deaton married N K R Gaylord on May 2 1901 at Deaton residence Bolcken. Rev Piogry performed the ceremony as Laura becomes Mrs Gaylord. Groom owns a Eugene Oregon music store and will move there with his bride after visiting Andrew county. Enterprise offers heartfelt congratulations and best wishes.

Bolekow Enterprise Mra Deaton Bolcken Rev Piogry Feah Misa Laura Deaton Mre KR Gaylord Oregon

Demand for Normal Graduates From Monmouth School

The state normal school at Monmouth reports demand for its graduates far exceeds supply. Graduates easily pass state exams during the course and receive positions paying from 40 to 75 dollars monthly. The school features a well equipped training department with a nine grade town school and a country school. Ashland Tidings notes Ashland elected to prohibit saloons, closing licenses and enforcing liquor prohibitions, amid a brewing legal battle and anticipated city action within days.

State Normal School Monmouth

Lane County exhi bit will highlight state fair in Salem

Oregon State Agricultural Association leaders Wehrung and Wisdom visited Eugene to promote the flat exhibit at the Salem fair starting September 23. Lane county expects a grand display including gold quartz from Blue River and Bohemia mines, with Josephine Jackson and Douglas counties contributing general exhibits. Premiums are up about 50 percent from last year, and racing and fast horses are expected. Eastern Oregon plans grain and fruit displays. Baker County promises a fine mining exhibit.

Daily Guard H Wehrang M D Wisdom Oregon State Agricultural Association Eugene Salem Messrs Welirung Wisdom Oregon Josephine County Jackson Douglas EJ Frasier Lane County Frasier Lane Blue River Bohemia Banner Mesera Baker County

Fortune likely made on Northern Pacific trade

Pendleton businessman bought 50 shares of Northern Pacific at 152.50. When price rose to 163.50, he missed the market and 60 shares were sold, netting 550 after a 250 commission. If held and sold at 1000, he could have earned 41,825 more, a hypothetical outcome.

Pendleton E Pendleton I L Ray & Co Northern Pacific Exchange

Divinity School Appointments for May 19

Students of the Divinity School will preach at several locations on May 19 including W E Haven Hebron E R Moon Stafford B A E M Patterson Coburg R Moore Irving L D Green Junction F A Ware Stayton and Harry Benton Drain.

Divinity School Haven Hebron R Moon Stafford Patterson Coburg R Moore—Irving Green—Junction Ware Stayton Harry Benton— Drain

Also Mentioned on This Page

Yoran’s Shoe Store Real Estate Tranfers Probats Court John Martin Frank Martin James Martin H Friendly GR Chrisman B Eakin Said Minora Tion Presbyterians PuiLapeLrain One Hundred and Thirteenth General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church Asany New York Exits Kansas Union Pacific Here B. G. Mulkey Bruslaw F M McCullogh John and Della McCullogh Dennis Alvin McCulloch Oxty Albany Baseball Club Rambler Baseball Club Eugene Club Ramblers of Ord Seean Arm Hammer Manmer Bell Tobacco de Liste Queen Tobacco Potts Ax Billy Department Store Memorial Services Rha Miller Jon Incman W W Gasset E F Cuarpman M. Volk Wm Lougheed Missouri Gratz Lougheed Springfield News Xyz Lebanon Frank Cummins Frank Craw Pleasant Hill D Read Fred Callison Elmira Ooss Skhages Philippine Slance Mount Pisgel Tina Rees Myrtle Slayter Thurston Mise Ruby Baughmanle Winberry Job Ashland Liensea Ashiaod Ana Elso Ioan Wehrang N. P Racine Buggies F. L. Chambers
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