Letters Remaining at Eugene Post Office 1903 List
Remaining acclaimed letters at the Eugene Oregon post office dated September 2 1903 include Adkian Mise Anna Hillington Dr Coechran Miss Lucia Fetterly James Hobbs Mrs John Kloster Mrs Maria Luther Lra Medisker Mrs Ella Murray Jan W Millett D G Royal Flash Mining Company Werch Mrs Roy W Wiltsey J G Widing Mrs Elizar Woodward George E Persons calling for the above please pay when advertised J L Page P M.
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Eugene
Oregon
Adkian
Mise
Anna Hillington
Coechran
Lucia Fetterly
James Hobbs
John Kloster
Maria Luther
Lra Medisker
Ella Murray
Jan. W. Millett
D. G. Royal Flash Mining Company Werch
Roy W. Wiltsey
J. G. Widing
Elizar Woodward
George
J. L. Page
P. M
Notice to creditors in estate of David Cherry
Estate of David Cherry deceased appoints Harry D. Cherry as administrator by Lane County Oregon. All claimants must present claims with vouchers to Geo. B. Dorris attorney in Eugene within six months from the notice date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cherry
Harry D. Cherry
Lane County
Oregon
Geo. KB. Dorris
Eugene
Geo. B. Dorris
Notice for Publication United States Land Office Roseburg Or 1903
Public notice from Roseburg Oregon dated July 14 1903 announces A Carson Mathews of Eugene filed sworn statement No 500 to purchase ne y of section 2 township 19 south range 5 west. He will prove land is timber land not agricultural and claim before J J Walton U S Commissioner at Eugene on September 3 1905. Witnesses listed Frank Owens Lorane E W Mathews Goshen Charles Caylor Hadleyville all in Lane County Oregon. Adverse claims must be filed by September 28 1903. J T Bridges Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Roseburg
J. J. Walton
U. 8S
Oregon
Franking Clay Owens
Lorane
E. W. Mathews
Goshen
Charles Caylor
Hadleyvile
Lane County
J. T. Bridges
Register
Public Land Notice for Oregon Timber Purchase
Notice filed by Frank Heyer of Eugene for the purchase of a tract in Roseburg Oregon under the extended public land laws. He will prove the land is more valuable for timber or stone than farming and will present witnesses A Carson Matthews Clem Hodes William Hodes and John Clary from Hagene Lane County Oregon. Claims must be filed by October 6 1000 with U S Commissioner J J Walton in Eugene Oregon.
Timber land entry notice to file claims in Oregon
Roseburg Oregon July 2 2003 notice of entry under the 1878 timber act extended to public lands states by 1901 act. Perey S Bradway of Eugene files sworn statement for land in township 84 range 7 west before J J Walton U S Commissioner at Bagley Oregon on October 16 180? The list of claimants includes Willie C Metwie Henry Moore T Ray of Eugene and others. All persons claiming the above described land must file within the time limit.
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United States Land Office
Roseburg
Act of Congress
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washigton
Territory
Pereys
Bradway
Eugene
Lene County
J. J. Walton
U. B
Bageye
Willie C. Metwie
Seteon
Henry Moore
T. Ray
Lape County
Orego
T. Bridges
Register
A Boy Shot Near Casca dia Area Report
Yesterday afternoon Foster notified Chas Buelow that his nephew, the eleven year old son of Herman Beelow, two miles beyond Cascadia, had been accidentally shot. Dr Winnard and Beelow left for the scene and are expected to return tonight with details forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Chas. Buelow
Foster
Herman Buelow
Cascadia
Dr. Winnard
Mr. Beelow
Herman Huelow
Condon and Small Marry at Catholic Rectory
The marriage of William Condon to Miss Caroline Small was solemnized this forenoon at 11 o'clock at the Catholic rectory with Rev. Father Beut gen officiating. The couple, well known locally, will reside in Eugene and are wished happiness in their new relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Condon
Caroline Small
Father Beutgen
Eugene
Beebee Denies Robbery In Bridge Incident
L M Beebee night watchman at Uarker's mill near the Eugene bridge protests he was not the robber who stopped the couple Sunday night. He arrived when the alarm was ready to handle intruders yet says he saw nothing of them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Beebee
Uarker's Mill
Eugene Bridge
Notice for Publication in Noseburg Oregon 2008
Katie Gulley of Albany Linn County files sworn statement No SMS to purchase land in section 23 town 10 south range 5 west. She will prove land is valuable for timber or stone and not agriculture before U S Commissioner J J Walton at Eugene on October 15 1903. Witnesses Frank Wiles Carson Matthews Charles Cay lor Andrew J Smith of Eugene. File claims by October 1 1903.
Notice of timber land claim under forest act in Roseburg
Roseburg Oregon July 18 1903 notice filed under the timber and stone act of June 3 1878 by James M Coldson Add son Lane County Oregon to show land is more valuable for timber than entry allowed all persons claiming an interest in the described land are notified to file objections or claims by October 11 1903 with T Dridges Register.
Stranger fined for concealed weapon after threat near Chaplin
C H Smith a stranger in the city warned of danger yesterday evening while signaling harm to a man named Chaplin. He had an ugly gun, surrendered it to Chief Stiles, was fined 20 dollars with suspended sentence, and detained to catch a night train. Constable A J Smith escorted him. he likely will not return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Smith
Chaplin
Stiles
To Be Married in Cottage Grove Tomorrow
Miss Cora Baker, known in Eugene for fancy work lessons, will marry W. S. McFarland, traveling salesman for J. S. Folger & Company of Portland, tomorrow in Cottage Grove. both are noted in Eugene’s business community.
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Cora Baker
Eugene
Cottage Grove
W. S. McFarland
J. S. Folger & Company
Portland
Hanover Fire Insurance Company
New York
Nhow
Williams, Denbart & Wells
Reliable Institution
Hep
National Letter Carriers Meet Debates New York Chicago Delegations
Syracuse Sept 2 The early session of the National Association of Letter Carriers convention opened with a dispute over seating for New York and Chicago delegations. Portland Oregon appeared likely to host the next gathering. President Keller urged reducing annual assessments to 12 from 16 and noted a 70,000 asset reserve in the mutual benefit branch, plus a recommendation to move association offices from Washington to curb lobbyists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
National Association of Letter Carriers
New York
Chicago
Portland
J. C. Keller
Association
Washington
Lobbveta
Eagles Convention Opens in Tammany Hall with Roosevelt Guest
The grand annual Eagles convention met in New York at Tammany Hall. President Roosevelt, an honorary member, was invited to speak. Congressman Sullivan of New York is the leading candidate for presidency of the order.
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New York
Eagles
Tammany Hall
Roosevelt
Sullivan
Order
Divorce's Sad Ending in San Francisco
Ada Mc Arthur committed suicide by gas yesterday in San Francisco amid despondency after a divorce. Both gas jets were fully on and the keyhole stuffed with cotton. She was found dressed in wedding garments with pictures of her three daughters and mother beside her.
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San Francisco
Ada McArthur
Kidney Disease Cure Claims Attract Attention
Public notices claim a renal compound reverses kidney disease through stages from primary inflection to Bright's Disease. The Gale Agency advertises the treatment as uniquely curative, citing case recoveries and testimonials from Mrs. E F Clipe of San Francisco who allegedly improved after weeks of therapy.
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Police
Pultom
San Freelsco
Albany adopts Gamewell fire alarm system and local notices
Brevities report Albany adopting the Gamewell fire alarm system. Frank Rose runs a store at Hall-Thornebury loop yards across the river. Dependence loop yards lack pickers while Warm Spring Indians travel city seeking work. George Paul sold the Corvallis Gazette and heads to San Francisco for winter. The opera house adds 600 mahogany chairs and college events draw top locals.
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Albany
Frank Rose
Hall-Thornebury
George Paul
Corvallis Gazette
San Francisco
Bugeye Opera House
College
Ity
Salem Journal
S. Klovdal
C. P. Barnard
Eli Bangs
W. H. Kay
Mr. Kay
Timber Land Purchase Notice in Oregon Claim
Roseburg Oregon August 4 1905 An Act for the sale of Timber Lands states by act August 4 18 This day filed sworn statement No 5086 for the purchase of the nega w of section 20 township 19 south range 5 west and will offer proof to show land valued for timber or stone not agriculture to establish claim before J J Walton U S Commissioner at Eugene Oregon on October 28 1905 Witnesses Warren C Smith Arthur B Smith John Inman Frank Hadley all of Lane County Oregon vested to file their claims in this office on or before October 28 1905
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Roseburg
Act of Congress
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington
Frank Heyer
Eugene
Feauty. Orefo
J. J. Walton
U. S
A. Carson Matthews
Clem Hodes
William Hodes
John Clary
Hagene
Lane County
Auy
J. T, Bridies
Ragister
Warren C. Smith
Arthur B. Smith
John Inman
Crow
James M. Goldson
James H. D. Goldson
James M. Haynes
L. C. Moffitt
Goldson
J. T. Bridges
Register
Setlon
J. J. Waltes
U.S
Withesaee
Fraok Heyer
A. Carson Mattews
Jacob Gates
Johu Clary
Lorane
Lane Coany
Adeae Joes
So Y F. Bridges
Timber land claim notice in Oregon 1903
In the matter of a timber land sale under acts of June 4 1578 and August 4 1802 Fannie M Moffitt of Junction City Lane S614 seeks purchase of section 15 to 165 16 west to establish claim before J J Walton U S Commissioner at Eugene Oregon on Friday October 10 1903 Witnesses include James M Goldson James H D Goldson James M Haynes L C Moffitt all of Goldson Lane County Oregon notice to all persons claiming adverse interests on or before October 10 1903
Lands in Oregon Seeks Entry Under Homestead Act
Roseburg Oregon July 22 1904 William H Hoedes of Eugene Lane county Oregon filed in homestead for the southeast quarter of section 19 in township and range near Eugene with U S Commissioner J J Waltes. Witnesses Fraok Heyer A Carson Matthews Jacob Gates John Clary all of Lane County Oregon. Bridges Register
U.W. Football Schedule Excludes Washington
A Oregonian correspondent notes the schedule for the University of Washington will keep players busy after October 11 with games against Oregon Agricultural College Whitman College and Washington Agricultural College in November facing Oregon Idaho and Stanford Universities. Openers are set with Seattle High School Puget Sound Academy and Puget Sound University. Manager Graham has not arranged a Washington meeting. Memo, sire of Sidney, produced Sidney Dillon and Lou Dillon, with Len Memo’s progeny driving in Eugene daily showing 2:30 gait or better. Alma 2:14%4 and Lady Memo 2:17.
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University of Washinon
Oregonian
DOW
Oregon Agricultural College
Whitman College
Washington Agricultural College
Oregon
Idaho
Stanford
Seattle High School
Puget Sound Academy
Puget Sound University
Graham
U. S
Washington
Washingtonians
Memo
Duncan Scott
Sideny
Sidney
Sidney Dillon
Lou Dillon
Eugene
Alma
Lady Memo
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Fac Suvile Signature
Ola
Bears
Castoria
Condon-Small
Noseburg
Washington Territory
Katie Gulley
Linn County
U. S&s
Eure
Loug
Frank Wiles
Carson Matthews
Andrew J. Smith
Congress
Imber
James M. Cioldson
Addson
Liesney
T. Dridges
Rewister
Letter Carriers’ Convention
Eagles’ Convention
Fulton Compounds
Gale
Linn Prog Co., Puce
Independence
Iola Bradley-Bond
Edenhower School
F. L. Calkins
U. of W
Sallard's
Henry D. Baldwin
Water Works
Shullsburg, Wis
Ballard
Cures Sciatica
W. L. Riley
LL. D
Cuba N. Y
Hallard
The
New England, Watch Co
Waterbury, Conn
John L. Kellett
Trek
Aiforeia Co Operative Medical Company
Rease
Leds
Tasdard Otlco
Red Sail
J. W. White
Mencisco
F. S. Haroun
L. L.D
Pres
State Normal Schoq Monmouth, Oregon
J.B. V. Butler
E. D. Ressler
J. W. Quackenbush
East Ninth Street
N. T. Wilson
Henderson
New England
Eugene Granite and Marble
Martin
Druy Harms
Williams Jliw
Lion Drug
Sagumeen
Ce Druggists
Seite Chemical C
Linn Drug
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