Chambers Hardware and Local Advert Orders
Brevities note farmers ready horse shoes at Cham bers and wall paper at Preston & Males. General parties organize for pheasant shoot. Bargains on bicycles, paints at $1.10 a gallon. Hardware items, wire mattress, pumps, wind mills at low prices. Hens moulting, diet tips, cabinet photos, stamps, cider mill, Buckeye products. Insurance on John H Brewer, life. Wall paper sale, closing out new papers at Chambers Hardware. Roseburg Gun Club formed with officers listed. Grains seed wanted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welder
Chambers’ Hardware
Day & Henderson's
Macenvess
John H Brewer
Philippines
Boy Sent Home After Dismissal in Theft Case
The case of Jens Nelson, accused of stealing 175 dollars from his mother's house, was dismissed today. He was returned to his mother who promised to take him home and offer another chance to reform, though he would not admit his guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jens Nelson
Fortane Favors a Texan Headache Relief Claim
W P White of Kennedale Texas reports distressing pains in head back and loss of appetite improved after using Dr Kings on Life Pills according to a short testimonial. Available at W DeLane's drug store. Chambers Hardware offers wagons for boys of all sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
W. P. White
Kennedale
Tex
W . DeLane
September marriage licenses issued in county records
County Clerk E U Lee issued 44 marriage licenses in September, up from 20 in August and 20 in September 1901. List includes couples such as Harvey Duckworth with Bertha Allison, Paul Hadley with Pearl Baughman, Ed Copenhaver with Lola Kirk, Jobo Head with Ethel Mathews, G L Lobdel with Eugenia O Connor, Wm Johnston with Maggie Allen, Tom F Wright with Roxina Tribbets, and Archie Thompson with Mabel Tuorotoo, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E U Lee
Harvey Duckworth
Bertha J Allison
Henry McCoy
Sarah Frances Tucker
E Settle
T BK Tucker
Paul Hadley
Pearl Baughman
Victor Carlson
Mabel Morris
Ed Copenhaver
Lola Kirk
Drowning Death of Jens Larsen at Frisian River
Word from Point Terrace reports Jens Larsen a fisherman drowned last Saturday while rowing a samar boat with two brothers toward the steamer Mink carrying a load of fish. He was thrown overboard, disappeared beneath the water, and efforts to save him failed. Relatives in the lower Sius law area mourn the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Terrace
Jens Larsen
Ashk
Ingle
Les
Siuslaw
Pioneer furniture maker TG Gilfilan dies in Union County
TG Gilfilan, longtime Lane County resident and early member of the Eugene Masonic Lodge, died in Union County at about seventy. He had learned chair and furniture making, supplying the settlers with sturdy furniture. He married Miss Cromwell of Coast Fork, lived on a Pleasant Hill farm, and moved to Union County fifteen years ago. Survived by an aged wife, one son, and four daughters. the son married the youngest daughter of George Stowell of Eugene. He was known as an honest upright man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TG Gilfilan
Union
Uiion County
J F Robinson
Eugene
Cromwell
Coaet Fork
Pleasant Hill
Union County
George Stowell
Eugene Masonic Lodge
Ream Files for Bankruptcy in Albany Marble Business
In bankruptcy court Jerry Ream faces liabilities listed at 476.80 with 150 worth of assets. The notice mentions Monitor Drills and seeders offered at low prices and invites readers to Chambers Hardware to see them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J R
Jerry) Ream
Bankrupcy
Albany
Chambers Hardware
Capay California Fire Claims Life of J Rayburn
Mrs Muley of Living precinct reports a residence fire near Capay destroying Julius Clark home on Sept 26. J Rayburn, former Living resident, entered to save his child but was burned and died Sept 27 after being moved for medical care. wife and children are with relatives in Irving precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Muley
Iiving Precine
Capay
California
J Rayburn
Living Precinct
Julius Clark
Rayburn
Oregon
Rayouro
Irving Preemoet
Old Horse Sale Atop Unclaimed Express Packages
A second unclaimed express package sale at the Wels Fargo & Cos Express office is planned for November 1. An estimated 300 to 400 parcels including boxes trunks and valises from Oregon and parts of Washington will be auctioned to the highest bidder. In the Eugene office the list includes M Densmore B C Minkham LF Moore F Query B F Smith H Snook W R Walker and Mrs F kb Alley with various packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wels, Fargo & Cos’ Express
Oregon
Washington
Eugene
Mice M Densmore
Grip
C Minkham
LF Moore
F Query
Packae
F Smith
H Snook
P. Boxatt
W R Walker
Watte
Good Grain Yields Reported by E P Williams at Lost Valley
Good grain yields reported by E P Williams of Lost Valley precinct from osteryeard barley harvested after a late sowing. He began sowing April 1 and finished around the time of county candidate meetings on May 28. Average yield reached 30 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E P Williams
Lost Valley
Invention Aids West Eight Street Bowling Alley
Frank Gilman has built an automatic pin setter for the West Eight street bowling alley. The device keeps balls in play and automatically sets pins, and the system is reported to be in successful operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gilman
West Eight Street
Snow at Bohemia Report From Helena No 1 Mine
In a private letter from M M Jones at the Helena No 1 mine in the Bohmia district he states that snow fell to a depth of three inches. He adds that winter is surely coming upon us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M M Jones
Helena No 1
Bohmia District
Will Sell Shares and Sheep to Salt Purchaser
Announcement by M Wilhelm of Monroe Oregon offering sale of shares or sheep to a buyer with secure terms. Mentions Pitts Drig Harrow base relief spring product and Craig sale details. See display for demonstration of the item and condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lota
Chambers Hardware
Painter J W PopeFalls From Scaffold At McClung Building
J W Pope, painter formerly of Eugene Soap Co, fell 85 feet from a scaffold on the aft side of the Mc Clung building. He landed on the cement pavement about 4:30 pm, suffering a broken collar bone and brain concussion. He was moved to the Bon Marche store for care. Dr DeBar assisted and medical staff warned of possible internal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I W Pope
Eugene Soap Co
McClung
Ureem Kuykendal
Bon Marche
de Kuykendall
DeBar
Investor Eyes Coal Boom Across East and West
A young man urges diversifying coal investments as prices stay favorable. He notes the East coal crisis won t ease with the strike and points to Pacific coast output led by Spreckles at Joos Bay. He owns 1800 shares to prove faith, praising Northwest coal and predicting vast future fields opened by eastern and western capitalists. Mrs E Simmons quotes him on the bear market and the oil parallels of Texas and California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Spreckles
Joos Bay
Pew
E Simmons
Himerlthus
Northwest
Bear
Eastern
Weetero
Texas
Letter of appreciation from Eugene citizens for Oregon battle ship tribute
Honry Friendly, chairman of a Eugene sub-committee, received a letter from K W Mitchell, secretary of the Oregon battleship testimonial committee, thanking Eugene for a $100 draft to fund the reward for Admire Clark. The note praises Eugene’s patriotic support and predicts reciprocal benefits for its citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Batteship
Oregon
Honry Friendly
Eugene
Clark
Portland, Or
Faienpiy
Admirallerk
Real Estate Transfers and Court Actions list
John S and Delia Bradford transfer 160 acres to L D Forrest for 800 dollars in township 19a rile. L D Forrest and Lissie Forrest transfer 160 acres to W E Bown for 800 dollars in township 19a rile. Charlee B Morgan transfers 16 acres in to 18,4 r8 for 650 dollars to George O Koowles. George O Koowles transfers 160 acres in (p 8,479) for 875 dollars to O W Hurd. EE Lilly and others vs White Swan Gold Mining Co. defendant demurs for failure to state facts constituting a cause of action. E P Coleman and Mary A Coleman file a plat for Coleman's 2nd addition to Coburg. Thomas and Elizabeth Tabor to J W Marceling: 4 of lot 8 and west 167-10 feet of lot bik 2 Harris' addition to Eugene for 450 dollars.
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John S
Delia Bradford
L D Forrest
Lissie Forrest
W E Bown
EE Lilly Et al
White Swan Gold Mining Co
Thomas
Elizabeth Tabor
Marceling
Harris
Eugene
Letter List of Names and Advertised Ciling Note
The document lists numerous individuals including E L Bradford Miss Helen Brown Kev A W Brickley Miss Mary Core nay Dr Anton Cox Miss Norma Daniele Earnest M Demanay Harry Floyd GW Fredenburg H L Hays Frank Head Maurice D Johnson W H Livingston Frank W Miller Wale ter Park Jeremiah Pipes and family Mise Reynolds J W Taylor Mre Thorning Mick Waleth. When citing for the above say when advertised AH F McCornsack PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E L Bradford
Helen Brown
Kev A W Brickley
Mary Corenay
Anton Cox
Norma Daniele
Earnest M Demanay
Harry Floyd
GW Fredenburg
H L Hays
Frank Head
Maurice D Johnson
W H Livingston
Frank W Miller
Wale Ter Park
Jeremiah Pipes
Mise Reynolds
J W Taylor
Mre Thorning
Mick Waleth
Local personals log notes and traveler updates
A string of brief notices lists arrivals and departures around town. W F Mooney from Zion, Dr H F Ong from Wendling, logging contractor G Nettle in the city, Attorney J E Young from Cottage Grove, Hon J J Walton recovering after two weeks, coal promoter J E Simmons visiting, Iain Eugene mentioned, Henry Ankeny returning from a trip to Kimath Falls, Riley Holeman and family visiting from Junction, Frank Hale the 1900 football captain back to school, AG Hovey and elder plus Miss Carrie returning from Elkhead mines, Coleridge McElroy at home on Lawrence Street, Monroe, LA connections noted, Mrs Eason heading to the university, Mrs M A Hoffman of Stacy, Douglas county, to attend a gathering at Dr O B King's home, Walter B Ditard bound for Riddle as school principal, school to open Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J E Simmons
Iain Eugene
Henry Ankeny
Overland
Kimath Falls
Riley Holeman
Junction
U OU Holeman
Frank Hale
Bee
Coleridge McElroy
Lawrence Street
Monroe
LA Ewoo
Alter
Monmouth
Eason
M A Hoffman
Stacy
Douglas County
King's
Walter B Ditird
Riddle
Ashland History Instructor Chas Redmond Sees Success
Ashland reports Chas Redmond, new history instructor at the normal school, is highly pleased with his post and delivering satisfaction. He is building up athletics and promises his team will be heard from in future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Chas Redmond
Normal School
Beln
Card of Thanks for Hester McCollam family
We extend sincere appreciation for kindness shown during the illness and death of little Hester McCollam. The family especially notes the support from J M UearHaRT, L F McPHSER ON, and Mreasp. Also mentions Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a remedy option with cost details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Hester McCollam
J M Uearhart
L F McPhser
Ss Pexay McCoLlam
Quinine Teblew Care 6 in One Day Offer
Fragmentary ad notes Lassilve tromo Quinine Teblew care with a claim of six served in one day and a price stated as 2 cents with no Ou Pay.
Salem Military Band Rehearsal Draws Large Attendance
In Salem the first rehearsal of the Salem Military band under Prof Dowman drew a large attendance. The new instructor Walter Warner is praised as leader, with plans in the coming months for a high quality concert to satisfy critics and meet the capital city’s musical expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Journal
Salem Military Band
Ninth District Fair Opens Next Tuesday
The Ninth District fair opens next Tuesday with a hovering water theme and a lack of fee details in the notices. Attractions are listed, and the racing is described as first rate. Builders' hardware stocks are available ahead of the event as Chambers Hardware reports a sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Bareen
Sdvasce
Chambers Hardware
Competitive Rifle Shoot Under Fourth Regiment Rules
Instructions by Capt C C Kauffman inspector of rifle practice govern a competitive rifle shoot among Fourth Regiment Oregon National Guard units. Armed with Springield rifle 45 calibre appraisals include target 4x6 feet and 200 yard range. Team and individual events award a team cup after three consecutive wins and an individual badge after three consecutive wins. Dates listed for company shoots across Grants Pass Ashland Roseburg Eugene Woodburn Salem Albany from Nov 24 to Dec 4 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C C Kauffman
ONG
Thie Wister
ON U
Evoassk On
Sig
Grants Pass
Ashland
Roseburg
Bugeoe
Woodburn
Salem
Albany
Kaurrman
Capt
High School Notes Brings Benefit for Football Team at Frank's
Tomorrow evening the Associated Students plan a benefit for the football team OCamsa delites will be served with various delicacies and a short program will entertain. Sophomore junior and senior classes held a noon business session to organize the event and elaborate preparations are under way. The Amicition society will start its year tomorrow evening with officers to be elected. The EH & News plans its first issue for the 12th and has already received many communications promising a superb debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank's Bal
Ocam'sa
P Eace
Amicition Society
Ofl
Cera
EH & News
Move Next Week Promises Store Relocation Plans
The Iowa Grocery Company will move into a newly arranged store next week. Overton Paint and Wallpaper Co may move into the Roney dock where Iowans are currently holding out. Mr Overton will have a fine store in new quarters with 450 heating stoves to choose from. Chambers Hardware offers options to fit any budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Grocery Company
Overton Paint and Wall Paper Co
Roney Dock
Overton
Duchess of Manchester Births Heir to Manchester Dukedom
Special to the Guard reports the Duchess of Manchester, a New York heiress by birth, has given birth to a son, the prospective heir. Also noted: mining strikes, mine disasters, and anti meat-trust campaigns with federal action planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenpox
Duchess of Manchester
New York City
Underwood Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
Paul Underwood and his wife were found guilty of murder in the second degree for drowning their infant child at Salmon Gay on the last day of May. The jury deliberated about half an hour before reaching verdict. He was captured after a two week chase through the southwestern part of the state. The penalty ranges from 10 to 20 years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seatrie
Paul Underwood
Salmon Gay
Ecarorly
Underwood
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yoran’s Shoe Store
Chambers
Preston & Males
Geveral
Orgsalalng
Preston & Hales
Chambers Herdweare
Bert Orrell
Messen Po
Western Union Telegraph
Day & Herder‘gon's
Chambers Ware
Preston Hales
Fred Lewis
E S Bobwarsechild
Oliver
Roseburg Gun Club
Ob Cannon
B K Sykes
Roy McClailen
OW Park
Treasuer
Fortane
Charlies H Sdwell
Erhn Bustto
Charles Newih
Amanda Ruble
William Douglas
RosaTalandsworth
Jobo Head
Ethel Mathews
G L Lobdel
Eugenia O'Connor
M D Harpole
Gertrude Donovan
H A Kempp
Eva Mc Qrady
Melvio M Martin
Filsia Ella Bailes
NB Alley
Rona E Hobbs
Frank A Moore
Emma L Carter
Madel Beck
Mary Fredrickson
Walter Lafly
Jessie Wilkes
Wm Johnston
Maggie Allen
Tom F Wright
Roxina Tribbets
Yancey
Wilma
Butt
J J Murray and
Laura A T Carleton
Archie Thompson
Mabel U Tuorotoo
Turner Buros
Neilie Martin
J. Rayburn
Bohemia
M Wilhelm
AX Billy
Department Store
J. W. Pope
Bart
JE Simmons
Circuit Court
Coleman
Mary
Coburg
AH F McCornsack, PM
W F Mooney
Zion
Dr H F Ong
Wendling
G Nettle
J E Young
Down
Cottage Grove
J J Walton
AG Hovey
Elder
Miss Carrie
Elkhead
Grove
Llewellyn
Urro
The
ITF
Rhange
Seattle
Loudon
Mitrovitsa
Servia
Scranton
National Guard
Meat Trust
Denver
Western Packers
National Livestock Association
Western Railways
Searrie
Black Diamond
Oliver Steel
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