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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1901

Page

8

Local Briefs Highlight Goods and Happenings at F L Chambers

Daily Guard notes extensive commerce and events including new car shipments of excelsior and Racine buggies arriving for F L Chambers, ready-to-wear dresses at Kauffman’s, fishing tackle, farm equipment, and home goods. It mentions hops, timber land purchase, bridge repairs, a Woodman carnival failure, and school vacancies in Benton county, with multiple small notices and product lines.

J W White A B Hammond F L. Chambere Kauffman’s Harrisburg Oliver Chambers

Oregon Population Census Bulletin Data

Washington September 4 census bulletin outlines Oregon population by division. Total 413 536 people with 237 985 males and 190 551 females. Foreign born 65 448 and colored 18 954 including 10 379 Chinese 2 501 Japanese and 7 951 Lodians.

Washington Census Office Oregon

Real Estate Transfers and Court Notices Staged Across Eugene

Real estate transfers include Alexander Lewis to Itbert A Fox Lot 5 Bin 19 Packards 4 to Eugene 200. Temple and Ause B Temple to N C Christenson 16 acres 3509. M J Babb to Mabel J Selover north of Lot 3 and north 4 of tract Lot 4 Bik 23 Original Plat of Eugene 300. Farah A Landes to John A Ham Lot 4 Vik 17 Eu He 200. RK M Day administrator of Abram Landes estate to John A Ham Lot 4 Bik 17 Original Lot of Eugene 700. E Williamson and Mary F E Williamson to Heprich Zweidler 40 acres 100. E Williamson and Mary E Williamson to Henrich Zweidler 100 acres 3700. B Phillips and Edith M Philippe to August Labsch 153.24 acres in Tp 2 Ar3 W 750. Circuit Court actions include Brodden Mfg Co v O Garrison for 70 on promissory note. Divorces Kendall vs Kendall desertion and marriage date 1880. Akerly vs Akerly desertion. Mining claims Yamhill and Southern Pacific Blue River district. Estates: Enoch Ream hearing Nov 4 1901 final account. Geo K Garroutte sale of real estate. Guardianships for John E Frank L and James E Martin. Abram Landes estate sale. O F Knox estate administrator Roy R Knox. Power of attorney Sinetevant to Hendricka. Marriage license Harley Barton and Miss Nica Dedmond. Frank Craig witness.

Alexander Lewis Itbert Fox Packard Eugene Temple N C Christenson M J Babb Mabel J Selover Farah Abram Landes John A Ham E Williamson Mary FE Williamson Heprich Zweidler Mary E Williamson Henrich Zweidler B Phillips Edith M Phillipe August Labsch Circuit Court Enoch Ream Geo K Garroutte Frank Kelly John E Ok L James E Martin Sarah L Martin O F Knox Roy R Knox D G McFarland O J Howard

Health and fruit notes in 1901 La Grange issue

An item extols Bucklen's Arnica for headaches and sores, noting quick cures and a druggist guarantee. Another note quotes Wilbur Newell on fruit shortages and firmer prices for Oregon produce, amid a birth announcement for Mr and Mrs Champ Calloway in Santa Clara California, a son born Sept 1 1901 to Mrs Calloway daughter of Ben G Mulkey.

Mra Champ Calloway Ben G Mulkey Nannie Galleger la Grange W L DeLano Wilbur K Newell Dilley Thea New York Oregon Mra Champ Calloway Santa Clara, Cal All Pound Calloway Irving Precinct Bla

Eugene Social notes show wide mix of visitors and departures

A stream of visitors and travelers visits Eugene today including P C Noland Creswell Will Rice Eugene Hoo H Baker Walterville Dr Russell Thurston and others Ada Orrell from Tacoma Ada Sharples from Seattle and Mike Mathews from Eugene. Local residents like Prof Geo Lilley Prof W A Wann Judge H R Kineald and Rev Harry Boardman appear among departures to San Francisco Southern Oregon and other points.

Ada Sharples Eugene Seatle Albany Herald Mike Mathews W H Parker JA Winter Cottage Grove C L Winter Geo Lilley Portland Snd Tacoma H R Kineald Otia B Tout San Francisco Ralph and Helene Robinson Newport Harry Boardman Eugene Baptist Church McMinnville College

Large Real Estate Sales Around Eugene and Vicinity

E J Frasier manager of the Ls County Land and Loan Co reports weekly totals totaling 82600 from farm and city properties. The Lee Perkins farm six miles south of Eugene sold for 7000 to Cromwell Iowa resident Ridgeway. The Irving Megine dairy farm two miles south of Eugene sold for 1500 to J H Hopkins. The James Bailey 80 acre farm five miles southwest of Eugene sold for 150. The Balfour Guthrie 845 acre farm seven miles west of Eugene sold for 4000 to J P Hower. The W J Rogers 160 acre farm one mile east of Springfield sold for 5400 to WBR Pembree of Ventura California. Frasier also reports deposits on other properties totaling 5200 while final papers are perfected.

E J Frasier Ls County Land & Loan Co Press Week Lee Perkins Eugene Wn Ridgeway Cromwell Lowa Irving Miegine Frory Euene J H Hopkins James Bailey Balfour, Guthrie J P Hower W J Rogers Springfeld Wbr Pembree Ventura Calif Frasier

Harrisburg Oats Stock and Local Wheat Shipment Report

May & Leodere bulletin notes close to 7000 bushels of oats on hand. H A Bomerville and family traveled to Iz on buepes to visit WS Brown. Monroe Leach of Coburg delivered the season’s heaviest wheat load to May & Senders warehouse. Thirty sacks weighed 67 bushels and 25 pounds. wheat is top local quality, prompting seed exchanges with neighbors.

Bulletin May & Leodere H A Bomerville Buepes WS Brown Monroe Leach Coburg May & Senders

Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury

Mercury containing catarrh remedies are warned against as they damage the system. Hall's Catarrh Cure from FJ Cheney & Co Toledo is promoted as a safe internal treatment though mercury is present. The ad urges purchasing genuine Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills from druggists.

Hall FJ Cheney & Co Toledo Catarri

Some Half Century Ago Reminiscences in Oregon

A fragmented reminiscence recalls early Oregon days around Monroe and Long Tom near Mooroe. A tale centers on "Doo" Robardson, a known local figure, who offered to sell a prized cow, leading to a later remark about two cows that looked alike, one good and one poor.

Robardson Long Tom Mooroe Doe

Theatrical Season Arrives in Eugene With Minstrel Show

The advance agent for the Georgia Minstrele is in Eugene to bill a Sept 19 Parker opera house appearance in the first show of the season. Manager Walter Ross has bookings including A Female Drummer and Maloney’s Wedding, plus the Madison Square Stock Company repertoire. A new ocean coast opera house is hoped for next year, bringing premier road attractions to Eugene.

Georgia Minstrele Eugene Churchsay Parker Opera House Walter Ross Sid Marie la Mour

Ur King's New Life Liver Remedy Ad Teaser

An old fashioned ad touts Ur King's New Life for liver trouble purifying blood and improving skin. The pitch claims clearer complexion and rosy cheeks with a 26 cent price at W L DeLane's drug store.

Ur King DeLane

Wood Donations Sought For GUARD Furnishers Asked To Notify

Citizens who promised or intend to furnish wood for the GUARD are urged to notify the committee at once. Please specify when you can deliver and the type of wood you will provide. Do not neglect this request.

Miss Fletcher and Others In Oregon Postmark Listing

In the Eugene Oregon area on September 5 1901 a list shows Craig Miss Laverne Howard Mra KE M Holmes Wm T Mathews Irving Mulkey Miss Cirace and others. A charge of one cent is made on all letters. When ailing for letters please state when advertised. H F McConsack PM.

Eugene Uorean Arker al Craig Laverne Howard KE M Holmes T Mathews Irving Mulkey Cirace H F McConsack

Astounded the Editor by Bennetteville Healer’s Claim

Editor 8 A Brown of Bennetteville recounts a personal tale of recovery from hypop aia and stomach distress through Electric Bitters. He cites his wife’s rapid improvement after four bottles, praising the tonic for digestion appetite liver and laxative effects. 50 cents at W L DeLano's drug store.

A Brown Bennetteville DeLano

Tunnel Work Contract In Bohemia District

Junction City reports a large tunnel construction contract awarded by Golden Slip per Mining and Milling Company president Dr W W Oglesby. Farmers note Mongolian pheasants hatched a third brood, chicks just learning to walk, a prolific game bird. Alley leads force from Bear Creek to complete a wagon bridge at Malton place near Junction, seven men finished in nine days under his supervision despite his broken leg.

Junction City W W Oglesby Golden Slipper Mining & Milling Company Bohemia District Alley Bear Creek Malton Place Pear Junction

Francis Pure Home Made Brandy Ad

Pure brandy offered for liver kidney or stomach troubles helps cold lagrippe biliousness. Prune apple or brandy flavors 75 cents per quart or 2.50 per gallon. Orders promptly filled by stage or express securely boxed. Made and sold to consumers only.

Con

Back From Upper Santiam Sods Springs Trip

Daily Guard reports Andy Titus and family returned from a three months stay at Santiam Springs in Linn county. Titus praises soda water cures for health. He notes excellent deer hunting nearby. Dayton Henderson furnishes iron bedsteads for Catholic Sisters boarding school at Dorris residence. T. D. Linton begins hop harvest, expects 25 percent short of last year.

Upper SanTiAm Andy Titus Santiam Sods Linn County Titus I’ Tus CosTand Skecurngep Day & Henderson Dorris

Malem Journal Personal Notes From BaLeM Area

Wednesday’s Malem Journal notes visiting friends in Hagene. Rose Coleman of Eugene returns home after visiting Ed Steusloff and others. Joe Hermard travels to Eugene to oversee school plumbing contract. Bolse Jr and Bolse travel to Eugene for their mother in law Spiller’s funeral. Willmore visits his aunt Mrs Moore at Fugees.

Balem Malem Mre J F Realeton Hagene Mies Rose Coleman Eugene Ed Steusloff Joe Hermard P Bolse, Jr Mies Boles Mra Spiller Will @ilmore B F Moore Fugees

Horrickers Wawnrep at Win Ness yard Labor Starts

Notice announces picking will commence Monday September 6th at Win Ness yard by the river near Springfield. Jason Strausmaier listed.

Horrickers Wawnrep Win Ness’ Yard Springfield Jason Strausmaier

Steamship Acme Takes 50 Tons Fuel En Route North

Coos Bay News reports the steamship Acme traveling from San Francisco to Bluslaw stopped Sunday to refuel at Beaver Hill bunk er, taking 50 tons of fuel. The vessel then carried lumber for Blusiaw interests including W Hard of Florence, the Cushman owned Acme saw mill, and E H Ioghem, with a mill log haul pending.

Harry Coos Bay News Bept Acme San Francisco Bluslaw Beaver Hill Blusiaw W Hard Florence Cushman's E H Ioghem Thie City

Rope from O Brien execution sent from Northwest Territory

August 75 AJ Babb Jr reports from Daweon Northwest Territory a strand of the rope that hanged O'Brien for murder. The rope is offered to collectors of curios. Campep Ovur reports a father camping alone under a frosty night sky near Quartz Creek with a cool canopy of heaven over him.

Hanaina Rore AJ Babb, Jr Daweon Northwest Territory O'Brien Campep Ovur Pray Byleki Bes Quartz Creek

Oregon National Guard Receives 549.73 Share Of Congressional Grant

Adjutant General C Gantenbein states Oregon will obtain 549 73 dollars from a 1 090 000 appropriation by Congress for maintaining National Guard units. The funds will not be paid as cash to the state treasury but requisitions must be drawn from the War Department by the prestations.

C . Gantenbein Oregon Nations Guard Oregon National Guard Union Etete War Department

Bicycle buyers receive free solar lamp offer

Fragmentary notice lists names and numbers about a sale or promotional event for bicycles. It mentions Roy Taylor JW lap F B Dillert and F L Cism, with unclear details and quantities. The readable items suggest a sale period or promotion with small monetary or unit figures and participant initials.

Roy Taylor Dillert

Civil breach farming contract case heard today

Justice court tried a civil action before Judge Wintermier involving Peter Haneen and Fred and Justine Hebo over a farming contract breach. The parties reside west of Lown and many witnesses testified before the judge withheld judgment.

Justice Cocrt UA Wintermier Peter Haneen Fred Justine Hebo Weet Lown

Purchases Reported in Early Fugle Bops Trade

F E Doon bought 15 bales of Early Fugle bops from Seavey Hro at 10 cents per pound. The deal appears in a new¢ card produced for the Bret sale of 90 bales in the county.

Seavey

President McKinley Urges Pacific Cable and Canal Plan

Special to the Guard notes President McKinley's September 5 Exposition visit theme. He praised government subsidies for shipbuilding, a Pacific telegraph cable, and support for the Nicaragua interoceanic canal. Separate dispatches report Manila war dead transport arrives. a Boers derailment killing eight. a Broken Bow bank closure. a farm accident injuring a girl. and a wage conflict at the iron and steel trust talks.

Burravo McKinley Nicaragua

Daily Goard Repts Mamesep Nina Deshmond and Mr Harley M Barton Married

Nina Deshmond and Harley M Barton united in marriage at the residence of Mr and Mrs Frank Crale Foret and Washington Street last night at o'clock by Rev C O Smoot of the Baptist church assisted by Kev M L Rose of the Christian church. The ceremony was quiet with few attendees. The couple are well known in Ka gepe and Lave counties and have many friends hoping for happiness. Mr Horton served in Co 2nd Oregon Volunteers in the Philippines.

Goard Mies Nina Deshmond Harley M Barton Frank Crale Coroer Foret Washington Street C O Smoot The Baptist Church Kev M L Rose Christian Church Kagepe Lave County Horton Oregon Volunteers Philippines

Doc Simpson Returns as UC Football Coach

The Daily Calif ornian profiles former UC coach Doctor Simpson known as Doc, class of 97 and UC medical graduate. He played two years as a tackle on the California eleven and was famed as a speedster. Now resident physician at Byron Hot Springs sanatorium, he will meet current players in his official capacity today.

UC Medical College Byron Hot Springs Simpson California Doc University of Oregon

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