Joe Gates Trial Ends in Not Guilty at Crow
The trial of Joseph Cates for assault and battery on Clark C. Sturtevant began before Justice C A Wintermeier at 10 am. A jury of A W Gilbert Ed Farrington J E Schenck F M Wilkins L O Beck and W P Cheshire acquitted Gates after deliberations at 4 pm. The incident occurred Oct 10 at Crow, Gates biting Sturtevant’s finger and bruising his head. Gates was not jailed after the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cates
Desault
Clark C. Sturtevant
Justice of the Peace
C. A. Wintermeier
A. W. Gilbert
Ed. Farrington
J. E. Schenck
F. M. Wilkins
L. O. Beckwith
W. P. Cheshire
Constable Smith
Witnesess
Dexter Items Chronicle Quiet Week Highlights
Miss Georgia Parker left for Star to teach a five month term. Uncle George Gailey died after months of illness. interment at Pleasant Hill cemetery. Miss Martha Woodard visited Cottage Grove then returned home. Carpenters Fenton and McKlin go to Winberry to build for G. Carter. L Williams to Silver Lake on business. Travis Fenton with him. E J Johnson moved near the location. G S O Humbert from Eugene promotes Eugene Divinity School. Alex Lewis of Fall Creek visited friends. Mr and Mrs R L Edwards plan a Halloween party. Mrs Barnhart to Creewell. Rev Harnhart to depart soon after profitable photograph business.
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L. Williams
Silver Lake
Travis Fenton
E. J. Johnson
E. Bowen
O. Humbert
Eugene
Eugene Divinity School
Alex Lewis
Fall Creek
R. L. Edwards
Local notes from Janetson and nearby towns
Raitview notes visitors from Janetson and Eastern Oregon visiting relatives for two months. R. P. Allison made a business trip to Eugene. Mrs Polly Gibson and husband came from Independence to visit her aunt C. K. Hale. Mark Thurman owns a new buggy. County Clerk may issue another license soon. Dr J. W. Mabon taken to Eugene for insanity examination. Jesse Fountain plans to bring his girl closer to home. Will Gill alias Geo Hall seen in the area. he says he lives in Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Smith
Janetson
Mrs. White
Oregon
R. P. Allison
Eugene
Polly Gibson
Independence
C. K. Hale
Mark Thurman
Jesse Fountain
Elmira
Mr. Price
Will Gill
Geo. Hall
Corvallis
Scott
Gill
Elmira Bates Guard Special Service in Elmira
Elmira Bates reports Miss Viola Richmond of Eugene doing housework for Mrs M F Bollman. Mrs E McClure came up from Smithfield on business. Geo Gilson arrived from McMinnville earlier this week. James Richardson of Central visited his mother last Sunday. Mrs Walters returned home from Eugene hospital. Jason Richardson and family from Smithfield visited last Sunday.
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Elmira
Viola Richmond
Eugene
Irving Items Note Local Travel and Business Moves
Irving report from Oct. 33 details W B Yates and family trip to Corvallis Sunday with plans for Mrs Yetee to visit her parents on Little Elk. J H Warthan, recently from Nebraska, has occupied and will reside in H A Lowall’s former dwelling. Hensill Stinson Company reports a force of prune packers engaged locally.
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Anna Dooley
Eugene
Mary Jennings
Chas. Kempp
Irving
Rev. Dougherty
Christian Church
Emma
Georgia Awhbrey
Long Tom
A. C. Stiles
Galesburg
Jameson
Wm. Forrester
Geo. Dooley
Mr. Dooley
Mary Bendeaper
Wisconsin
Merman Grupp
F. Goode
J. ®. Martin
W. B. Yates
Corvallis Sandey
Mre
Little Elk
J. H. Warthan
Nebraska
Het
H. A. Lowall
Hensill-Stinson Company
Prune Packers
Creswell Items Update from Creswell Oregon
Creswell notes on Oct 28 show William Scott a popular salesman at Hazleton's store taking a two week visit to Grants Pass. Local residents P C Noland attend the funeral of J W Stewart in Springfield. Hendricks and a Eugene party visited Creswell at Aunt Sophia Hazelton's. De Blau Sr. returns after two years away. his wife sues for divorce at the next term. Roxie Pringle visited Eugene.
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Creswell
Wm. Scott
Populsr
C. C. Hazleton
Atore
Granta Pass
P. C. Noland
J. W. Stewart
Springfield
T. G. Hendricks
Eugene People
Sophia Hazelton
de Blau, Sr
Roxie Pringle
Eugene
Letters awaiting pickup at Eugene post office October 28 1903
List of unclaimed letters includes Alien James Thomas Bristow Mrs J C Cline Miss F L Coney H Coon Miss Rhoda Dalley Prise Dampier Miss Eva Danton Bros Francis George Hawkins Wes W B Humphrey Mrs C C Kelley Mrs Mary E La France J R Madison Racey Price J C Stevenson Mr Thompson Chas Persons calling for the above please when advertised J L Page P M.
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Eugene
Oregon
James Thomas Bristow
J. C. Cline
F. L. Coney
H. Coon
Rhoda Dalley
Prise Dampier
Eva Danton Bros. Francis
George Hawkins
Wes W. B. Humphrey
C. C. Kelley
Mary E. la France
J. R. Madison
Racey Price
J. C. Stevenson
Mr. Thompson
Chas
School precaution asks Beebe associates to seek daily health certificates
Through school directors, anyone who has been associated with the Beebe family in the past week is asked to visit their family physician daily for the next nine or ten days and obtain a health certificate. The school board does not expect diphtheria but deems this precaution safest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beebe
In Eugene to the wife of Claude Newman a daughter
A daughter weighing four pounds was born in Eugene to the wife of Claude Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Claude Newman
Subscription Payment in Wood Requested by Guard
The Guard asks subscribers who wish to pay their subscription in wood to deliver it promptly.
Cure a Cold in One Day Ads and Local Business Moves
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets to cure a cold in one day with signature on each box. B B Deming relocates his cigar and confectionery store from Titus block to Shelton block, replacing C S Farrow & Company in the vacated room near the Guard office. Farrow & Company move to Chambers' block. A former Seobert & Dodge building on West Eighth street is leased by Roseburg parties for three years as a saloon, owned by Lane heirs, marking the twelfth saloon for Hagene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Deming
Titus Block
Shelton Block
C.S. Farrow & Company
Farrow & Company
Chambers
Seobert & Dodge
West Eighth Street
Roseburg
Lane Heirs
Hagene
Civil Service Exams Announced for Eugene Positions
Secretary Archie Livermore announces exams on December 9 and 10, 1903 for architectural draughtsman in the Philippine Islands and examiner of surveys in the general land office. Salaries are 1400 per year for the first post and 85 per day plus expenses for the second. Applicants should contact Mr. Livermore at the Eugene post office for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Livermore
Board of Civil Service Examinere
Eugene
Philippine Islands
General Land Office
Livermore
Train of sheep shipment to San Francisco grows
Stewart and Pickard will ship another trainload of sheep to San Francisco next Sunday. About a dozen cars have already been sidetracked here and eight or ten more will be left in a day or so, making a train of 20 or more cars. This is the third train load sent by these gentlemen to San Francisco in recent weeks.
County Allowances and Public Accounts Summary
Listings of October 8 allowances and payments to bridge workers such as Deadmond Craig Pratt Smith S C Pope James Wright and others plus amounts for road supervision and county offices including treasurer sheriff and jail. Also multiple sale notices for livestock machinery land and a farm near Eugene and Saginaw Oregon with detailed vendors and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadmond & Craig
Pratt &Smith
S. C. Pope
James Wright
Slayter Johnson
Arthur Striker
M. E. Saubert & Company
Lawrence Lamb
Owen Haunt
P. Barnard
Lake Creek
Murry & Mack
Byron Hutchison
G. W. Wright
H. A. Kompp
W. BL. Emmons
Ervices
Bad Dreams and Stomach Health in Dyspepsia Claims
An article argues dreams stem from physical upset, notably a disordered stomach, warning that chronic indigestion harms overall health. It cites Dr. Pierce's remedies and promotional notes for his Golden Medical Discovery, with patient testimonials and offers for free medical advice and publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
BR. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N.Y
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Cottage Grove
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