Coins minted for Philippines seven denominations
Claude Gatch of Ladd & Bush reports new Philippine coins issued to supplant Mexican and Peruvian dollars. Seven denominations include one peso and six centavo pieces, mostly silver, backed by 20 million dollars in American gold. Half centavo valued at a quarter cent, with Philippine design and American eagle. Gatch promotes expansionist view and coin appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Gatch
Bank of Ladd & Bush
Philippines
United States
Gatch
Fastest Miles on Record Trotting Pacing and Running Times
A collage of record times across sports and vehicles from 1901 to 1965 features trotting and pacing horses, a running horse, a locomotive and automobile feats, plus early skating and sailing marks. Notable names include Salvatore, Dan Patch, Lou Dillon, Joe Nelson, and Reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Dillon
Readville
Mass
Dan Patch
Brighton Beach
Salvator
Monmouth Park
Cource
Dick Welles
Washington
Meinute
Jacksonville
Fleming
Hoeart ‘Curnier
Portage
Yachta
Reliance
Newport
Arrow
Scholar Ship at Yale Awarded to Marvin Scarbrough
Marvin Scarbrough of the University of Oregon is awarded a four year medical scholarship at Yale funded by an Oregon donor. A 1902 graduate and former University biology assistant instructor, he will depart for Yale soon. The Guard offers hearty congratulations on his notable achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvin Scarbrough
University of Oregon
A. R. Sweetser
Yale
Oregon
Scarbrough
Medical College of
East
Scarbrough Thas
Oregon mining advocate Bates promotes Pacific Northwest journal
Portland publisher Philip P. Bates plans a Oregon and Pacific Northwest feature in his new monthly, The Pacific Northwest, to advertise Eugene Lane County and the trio of cities in the East. He helped organize the Oregon Mining Association in Portland with officers named Wyckham Fisk Kaiser Morris Watson. Lane County attendees included Rohweder Thompson Belne Bowen Davidson Prettyman Lodge Bunyard Wagner Hard Candiani. The group aims to boost state mining interests and the 1905 National Mining Congress in Portland drawing thousands of delegates. Bates then headed to Albany and Salem for additional material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Guard
Philip 5. Bates
Portland
Oregon
Pacific Miner
Coast
Eugene
Hates
Pacific Northwest
Pacific Northwest States
Bates
Lane County
Albany
Salem
the Mining Association
Oregon Mining Association
J. W. Wyckham
J. H Fisk
M Kaiser
A. L. Morris
J. F. Watson
R. E. Wright
W. H. Dodge
Blue River
U. Y. Keady
RK O. Kinney
W . H. Dodge
C. ’. Rohweder
the Lucky Boy
C. H. Thompson
Oregon Securities Company
Bohemia
W. H
National Mining Congress
Sample copies offer for Portland journals deal
The notice promotes sample copies of the Weekly and Semi-Weekly Journal of Portland. It advertises a premium with the Weekly Guard and a subscription price in advance: two dollars and fifteen cents for the Weekly Guard and Journal for one year, and two dollars and twenty five cents for the Guard and Semi-Weekly Journal for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Weekly
Journal
Journal of
Portland
Guard
Elmira Notes Update From Sept. 7
Elmira notes report Mr. Fisher of Noti very ill. William Sweet's family improving. Cottage Grove visitor Holland from Cottage Hill. Chola of Junction died Monday. Yant of Smithfield ill. Geo Jordan suffers heart dropsy. Johnny Goldson seen Saturday. Fred Walters starts logging camp. Mrs. Mattie Pratt visiting in Seaburg. Papers served on Peter Johnson of Eugene. damages claimed total 41.75 with a deadline to answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
Fisher
Noti
William Sweet
Suesday
Geo
Jordan
Johnny Goldson
Fred Walters
Mattie Pratt
Seaburg
T. A. Fountain
Peter Johnson
Eugene
S. E. McClure
In Honor of Miss Cundiff Held by Albany Democrats
Miss Frances French and Miss Fio Nutting hosted about twenty five young ladies at the Democrat headquarters on Saturday evening in honor of Miss Margaret Cundiff of Eugene who visited Albany for two weeks. The event featured a children's program and refreshments as the youngsters wore costumes from nine and ten year olds. Attendees included Grace Bennett Eva French Nita Chamberlain Bessie Cameron Millie Gotlieb Lena Miller Nellie Miller Flossie Knecht Beryl Turner Arlene Train Hattie Hamilton Mary Stewart Retta Stuart Vira Stuart Georgia Payne Emma Sox Ruth Flinn Gertrude O'Brien Alice Rosa Flo Nutting Margaret Cundiff Willa Fields Lois Coshow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Frances French
Fio Nutting
Margaret Cundiff
Eugene
Grace Bennett
Francis
Eva French
Nita Chamberlain
Bessie Cameron
Millie Gotlieb
Lena
Nellie Miller
Flossie Knecht
Beryl Turner
Arlene Train
Hattie Hamilton
Mary Stewart
Retta
Vira Stuart
Georgia Payne
Emma Sox
Ruth Flinn
Gertrude O’brien
Alice Rosa
Flo Nutting
This City
Willa Fields
Portland
Lois Coshow
Salem
Premiums Awarded at Holeman Chenowth Grocery Store
Holders of listed tickets are entitled to premiums after Monday awarding at Holeman and Chenowth's grocery. Names and items include M. Royce ticket 2741 big roaster 2461 small roaster 2211 olives and pickles 1606 flour 158 small sack whole wheat flour Miller 2701 and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holeman & Chenowth
M. Royce
S. ©. Miller
Shafter Arrives in Medford for River Fishing Trip
Major-General William R. Shafter, of San Francisco, arrived at Medford on Saturday and was driven to the farm of J. C. Pendleton, ten miles north, where he will join Captain William McFittrick and his family to spend several days fishing on the Kogue River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Shafter
San Francisco
Medford
J.C. Pendleton
William McFittrick
Kogue River
Notable Visitors and Arrivals Reach Eugene from Nearby Towns
Local notices list numerous visitors and travelers in Eugene including Mrs Coffman and Mrs Moorehead from Junction Times, Rev Knotts guest of W O Ziegler from Albany, Miss Nina Ostrander from Cottage Grove, C F Mitchell returning from Portland, and many others visiting relatives, attending events, or traveling through to sites like Crook County and Yellowstone Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Spyder
Iowa
G. W. Lill
Nina Ostrander
Cottage Grove
C. F. Mitchell
Portland
Eugene
T. D. Condon
Gross
A. E. Martin
J. M. Martin
Yellowstone Park
Albany Herald
Elizabeth Stuart
Walter
Guip
Dr." Flowry
Cain
Many Young Denny Pheasants Stir Local Sportsmen
Sportsmen in the county await upland bird season set for early next month. Differences in season dates between here and Douglas County spark questions about legislation. Reports on pheasant abundance vary. some areas see more birds, others fewer, but overall as many young birds as last year with good rearing of coveys. Broods are developing, from fledglings to small birds, promising sport if the law is followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
No pity shown ad for Bucklin’s Alice Salve
Fragmentary ad copy touts Bucklin’s Alice Salve for piles burns and aches. Claims rapid relief and lists a price and store location at W L Delano’s drug store. The text is garbled but presents a promotional medical salve with a consumer-ready benefit statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklin
Alice
W. L. Delano
New Telephone to Bohemia by Two Companies
The O S EB Ry Co and Oregon Securities Co plan a new double line to Bohemia with a central station at the Warehouse. Private conversation booths will be installed. They will buy remaining material from the old line and reuse it in construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Securities Company
Bohemia
Bryson Looks to Relocate to Eugene for Future Ventures
Roscoe Bryson will depart this evening for Eugene to establish his future home and pursue business there. His wife has already been in Eugene for some time, and Bryson plans to return to the city where he formerly lived and attended the State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Bryson
Eugene
The New Life Pills Promoted by W. L. De Lano
An advertisement extols Dr King’s New Life Pills as powerful health boosters. It promises to convert weakness into strength and listlessness into energy, claiming mental power and overall vitality. Bars sold for 25 cents each by W. L. De Lano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr King
W. L. DeLano
Notice for Publication United States Land Office Roseburg 1903
Frank Heyer of Eugene Lane County filed sworn statement No 5511 to purchase the ai ny of section 6 township 208 15 west under the timber lands act. He will prove the land is valuable for timber or stone and claims will be heard before D J Walton at Eugene on October 1903. Witnesses named are A Carson Matthews Clem Hodes William Hodes and John Clary of Eugene. Adverse claimants must file by October 5 1903. J T Bridges Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Roseburg
Ai Ny
D. J. Walton
A. S
Eugene
Oregon
A. Carson Matthews
Clem Hodes
William Hodes
John Clary
Fred F
United States
Congress
Calder
Nevada
Washingon m
Ritory
William H. Hoden
Eugene County
Warange
J. J. Walton
Coumy
Sloteber
Rank Heyer
A. Carson Mathews
Jacob Gates
Crow
Joly Clary
Lorane
Lane County
J. T. Bridges
Bradway Files Sworn Statement for Timber Land Purchase in Oregon
Roseburg Oregon July 23 1905 Percy G Bradway of Eugene filed sworn statement No 5638 for purchase of the SEY of section 14 township 18 south range 17 west under the June 3 1578 act and August 4 1902 act witnesses named Willis C McClure J S Day Henry Moore G T Ray all of Lane County Oregon adverse claimants must file by October 19 1905 J T Bridges Register
Timber land purchase notice in Oregon docket
Roseburg Oregon August 4 1903 an act for sale of timber lands Nevada and Washington Territory extended to public land states sworn statement No 5086 filed for purchase of the NE grant of section 20 township 19 south range 5 west will offer proof land is more valuable for timber than agriculture to establish claim before J J Walton U S Commissioner Eugene Oregon October 20 1903 witnesses Warren C Smith Arthur E Smith John J Inman Frank Hadley all of Lane county Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Roseburg
J. J. Walton
Eugene
Oregon
Willis C. McCluire
Ivison
Henry Moore
G. T. Ray
Mugene
Lane County
J. T. Bridges
Register
U. S
Fle
Warren C. Smith
Arthur E. Smith
John Jinman
Crow
Frank Hadley
Hadleyville
United States Land Offa
California
Nevada
Washington Territory
Panny M. Moffitt
Junction City
County
J. J. Walten U
Omgon
Pames
James Goldson
James HH
James M. Hanes
Moffitt
Goldson
of Congress
Washington
Carson
Mathewa
Fugene
U. S. Commission
Heyer
Clay Owens
Sam E. W. Mathews
Goshee
Chat Caylor
Hadleyvile
Last County
United States Land Afice
Congress
Jone
Atea
Katie Gulley
Albany
Rar West
Walton
Frene
Wiles
Carson Matthews
Lor
Andrew J. Smith
Gene
Seidth & Ovtoter
Lcs
After Baby Comes and the Need for Strength
A discussion on postnatal weakness and the toll of childbirth on mothers. It stresses that prenatal health, rest, and proper remedies are essential for successful nursing and recovery. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and other tonics are promoted as aids for strength, appetite, and milk production, with testimonials from mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Attenda
Bever
Notice to Tax Payers and Public Land Notices
Notice to taxpayers about April payment deadlines and penalties, followed by two United States Land Office public sale notices from Roseburg Oregon regarding land in California Nevada and Washington Territory. Names include William H Hoden Panny M Moffitt J J Walton and witnesses. Publication notices set October 1903 as claim dates.
Public Land Sale Notice for Oregon Claim
Roseburg Oregon July 18 1903 notice of entry under federal land act for James M Goldson of Gason Lane County Oregon who seeks 160 acres in section 10 township 16 west will appear before U S Commissioner J J Walton at Eugene on Friday July 16 1903 to prove land worth timber over agriculture with witnesses T E Evans James H Goldson James M Linyues and L G Nes all of Goldson Oregon file claims by July 16 before J T Bridges Register
Notice for Publication United States Land Office Roseburg Or
United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon notifies that Mathews of Eugene county Oregon filed a sworn statement for 5500 to purchase section 32 township 1 south range 5 west for timber or agricultural use. Witnesses include Walton Bridges and others. claims due by September 2 1903. Another notice states Katie Gulley of Albany filed for section 28 township 19 south range 1 west. witnesses Wiles Matthews Lor and Smith. claims due by October 4 1903.
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Eugene Guard
Lilely
Anaconda
Montena
Ameliors
Amelier
Pendleton East Oregonian
Abercrombie
Astoria
Wisconsin
Albanies
Jarvis
Griffith
Will
P. S. Bates
The
State Mining Association
Elmira Notes
Eugene Chittima
Yant
Smithfield
Miss Cundiff
M.rs. Coffman
Lena Wicks
Tacoma
Mrs
A. Voldsmith
W. M. Kelly
San Franciso
City
P. L. Campbell
A. J. Pickard
Medford Southern Oregonian
H. E. Ankeny
Dollie
Gladys
Ankeny
D. M. Swanson
Hampton Brothers
White House
Bay City
G. R. Chrisman
Chrisman
Ona Markley
L. W. Brown
Leonard Brown
Friend
Military Road
Joe Lyons
Drain
J. W. Shumate
Walterville
W. B. Scott
Jasper
Wm. Gardner
Grants Pass
C. C. Sturtevant
L. E. Granning
Perry Frank
E. Lester
East Ninth Street
Misa Pauline Walton
Seal Rocks
Mise Gertrude O'Brien
Foley Springs
Salem Journal
Otto Krausse
Sadie Thomas
Stayton
Mabel O'Flyng
DENNY
Perha
Pierce
Bsok
Futile
Peter
Ees
IAG
Act of Congress
Goa
Puhieahoe
James M. Goldson
Gason
Tke Nelg
Ely Sely
U. S. Missioner
T. E. Evans
Hale
James H. Goldson
James M. Llnyues
Lgnes
Laneregon
Auy
T. Bridges
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