Daly Guard and Local Ads Mix In Daily Notes
Fragments note a Sept 18 Daly Guard item, fresh grass seed, and a range of offerings from F L Chambers such as buggies, tents, wagon covers, and farming mills. Mentions appear of Chapman target practice, a school building near readiness, and a funeral for Elizabeth Kennedy. Local trades include Moon’s Feed Store and West Reventh tree work by the telephone company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly Guard
West Bros
Monroe
Guago
Trowbridge
Moon
Eugene and Valley Residents Return from Various Trips
Local names include E J Frasier and Johnny Morgan returning from travel, Dr Sharples visiting town, and Mre E Huff heading to Roseburg. J P Holland appointed principal of Sumpter schools. several residents plan return trips to Eugene and Monmouth for schooling and duties. Strong mentions of public figures Geof Smith, Miss Bessie Jennings, and Mary Wetherbee with routine moves and educational plans across Oregon towns.
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J P Holland
Sumpter
Oregon
Jobhn Raulstone Wong
Byrnoon
Sharples
Glen Powers
Blue Ki
Richardson
Mre
E Huff
Roseburg
J D Hutt
CC Behnke
Florence
Geof Smith
Portland
Eugene
Bessie Jennings
Mary Wetherbee
Monmouth
W Gitford Nah
Nashville
U Oo
A New Invention in Fog Signals Promises Safer Seas
A new signaling method for foggy conditions is described as reducing collision risk for ocean vessels, with potential to prevent serious disasters if proven effective. The text then touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a universal remedy for stomach, liver, and kidney issues, claiming decades of public use and urging sufferers of dyspepsia indigestion constipation biliousness insomnia and nervousness to try it.
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Hostetter
Chills and Fever Tonic and Farm for Sale Near Eugene Oregon
Chills and Fever tonic is described as tasteless iron and quinine. For sale or trade: rest or sale of farm and stock, 220 acres, outside range, farm implements and stock included. Near school, post office, and store. Address P O Box 488, Eugene Oregon.
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Eugene
Oregon
Castor Oh You Have Always So Complete
A fragment from a column or note features Castor with a line fragment about consistency or completeness. The readable text is sparse and hints at a personal or poetic aside rather than a full news item. No clear event, date, or named organizations appear in the legible portion.
Garfield Obsequies Program for Garfield Obsequies
Program of the funeral obsequies for President James A Garfield scheduled for 10:30 a m Monday September 25 in the county courthouse square Eugene City with Hon A Patterson presiding music by Eugene City brass band prayers by Rev Monroe Hubbard singing by the choir and various addresses by local clergy and officials including Mayor T G Hendricks and speakers Rev Dr Geary Rev BB McLafferty Hon Ro B Cochran Rev I D Driver and others.
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James A Garfield
Couf House
Cbsiasan
A . Patterson
Eugene
Robert Bean
Dr Geary
BB McLafferty
Ro B Cochran
I D Driver
B F Doris
Condon
A P Anderson
The Sisters' School Opens Strong at Vic tory Academy
The Sisters' School, The Academy of Our Lady of Victory began sessions last Monday with strong attendance. Enrollment is expected to rise after hop-picking, marking what may be a prosperous year. The Dorrie residence dormitory is now in use for out of town students. A skilled new music teacher from Portland joins, and improved bookkeeping methods are taught, mirroring practical business practice. Applications for boarding come from Rosebury, Acme, Leaburg, and nearby areas.
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Academy of Our Lady of Victory
Dorrie
Portland
Rosebury
Acme
Leaburg
University opens with expanded faculty and new instructors
Daily Grand notes the University of Oregon begins its 26th term with extended registration for new students and a funeral day for President McKinley causing a pause. President Strong predicts higher attendance and improved work quality with added instructors and better facilities, highlighting chemical and mining departments and a $7000 equipment upgrade. New staff include Herbert C Howe from Cornell, Edwin D Ressler, Charles W M Black, and Richard H Dearborn among others.
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Daily Grand
Phe
University of Oregon
McKinley
hisoMce
Willard Hall
Strong
Herbert C Howe
Cornell University
Sod
Schurman
Philippine Commission
Edwin D Ressler
Foye Be
Eugene
Public Echoors
Charles W M Black
Jefrom
Harvard
Richard H Dearborn
Holt
Les
Orme
Olaxa
Beware of Mercury Ointments for Catarrh Warning
Mercury ointments for catarrh can ruin the senses and derange the system when absorbed. Use only prescribed remedies from reputable physicians. Hall's Catarrh Cure by FJ Cheney & Co Toledo contains no mercury and is taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Ensure genuine product sold by druggists for 75 cents per bottle.
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Hall
FJ Cheney & Co
Toledo
Toleuw
F J Cheney & Co
Ten city lots offered for building a home
Ten city lots offered for sale at 200 dollars each with no down payment. Purchaser must build a house on the lot, then pay in installments. Lots feature large bearing fruit trees. Inquire via Box 316.
Moon's and Crescent Hardware Sale Preview
Malaria cures, Grove's tasteless medicine advertised. Builders' hardware in various kinds at Crescent Chamber's. Moon's in Wegone and Impie mente offers bargains that are going fast with few left. Crepent enency reports bicycles sold this year. A note praises the Crescent and orchard trips. See them at Crescent Chamber's.
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Moon's
Wegone
Impiemente
Crepent Enency
Football outlook at Northwest college season plan
Wetoel Whittlesey, Amy Powell, Bertha Slater, and Bybil Thurston listed as instructors in economics, Latin, rhetoric English, and Romance languages. The team, despite losing key players, gains many new recruits. Coach Smith will arrive Sept 21 to train the squad for games against Mult nomalab, Washington, Idaho, and regional schools.
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Wetoel Whittlesey
Amy G Powell
Radcliffe College
Bertha E Slater
U O
Bybil Thurston
Smith
Thekeley
California Litas
Washington
Idaho
Northwest
Peobfle University
Forest Grove
Agricultural College
Pulman
Wee Whitmen College
Walla Walla Wael
Chemawa Indiana
Portland Academy
Westertay
Porthead
Redmond
Awwtant
John Rauletone
Fred Avigter
Caeco
Multonemalab
Eugene
Portierd
Military Excursion From Eugene to Portland For Tournament
Company A from Eugene plans a seven day excursion to Portland and back to contest in a military tournament. Departure is Wednesday September 25 and return is Tuesday October 1, with a large Eugene delegation anticipated. Tickets cost $4.50 and are sold at Lion's drug store with limited quantities remaining.
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Eugene
Portland
Lion's Drug Store
Real estate transfers and mining locations noted
Real estate transfers show Summerville and Summersville to Wendiin Hook lot 2 north of lot 8, Shaw's ad to Eugene for $2000. Webster to Howe 804 acres in 186863 for $450. Harden and Harleo to MacDonald lot 5 bik 1 extended survey of Springfield for $500. Sheriff’s tax deeds convey over 160 acres to Hamlin, Pacific States Savings Loan and Building Ce to Rows and Etta Rows lotes 2 and 4 bik 8 Reoit’s ad to Eugene for $780. John Cluckey locates Goodenough claim in Bohemia mining district. Probate Court appraisers report estate of John T C Trine valued at $700.
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M L. Summerville
Maggie Summerville
Wendiin Hook
Shaw's Ad
Eugene
Mary A Webster
LL. H Webster
N A W Howe
Sares
AC Harden
Elisabeth Harleo
Jeabees MacDonald
Springfield
J D Hamlin
Pacific States Savings, Loan and Building Ce
RC Rows
Etta Rows
Reoit
John Cluckey
Goodenough
Bohemia
Death Stood Of Electric Bitters Sold At Drug Store
A Henrietta Texas lawyer recounts persuading a brother with yellow fever and jaundice to try Electric Bitters. He credits the remedy with saving his life. claims it expels malaria and purifies the blood while aiding digestion and organ function. Only 60 cents at W L De Lane's drug store.
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Henrietta
Tex
Moon's Red Store Closing Sale on Ninth Street
Moon's Red Store on Ninth Street announces a clearance sale of plows barrows discs wagons and related farm goods from Parlie Ormdorff Canton Clip per goods Superior ile Weber and Fish Lices wagons plus new buggy s to reduce stock as it shifts to feed and seed sales. The notice promises bonafide earnest intent to close out goods.
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Moon
Parlie & Ormdorff
Canton
Superior
Ile
Weber
Ninth Street
List of Letters Remaining in Eugene Post Office September 19 1991
Postal notice lists names of residents and recipients awaiting letters at Eugene Oregon post office dated September 19 1991. It directs that a one cent charge will be made for all letters given out and asks callers to state when advertised.
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Eugene
Ore
Lane County Warrants To Be Paid After September 16 1901
Notice states warrants from serial 0400 to 10004 will be paid on presentation at the county treasurer's office in Eugene after September 16 1901. Interest ceases on September 16 1901. Dated September 13 1901 AB Patterson County Treasurer.
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Lane County
Eugene
AB Patterson
Calamity on Railroad: Doctor Praises Arnica Salve
Dr A Kellett of Williford Ark reports a railroad accident where a worker badly crushed his foot yet recovered quickly after using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The vendor W L DeLano sells the salve for five cents, claiming it cures burns piles and skin eruptions.
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A Kellett
Williford
Ark
Bucklen
Bella
DeLano
Pure Home Mave Brandy Ad Claim
Pure Home Mave Brandy offered for ailments including kidneys stomach troubles colds lagrippe or billiousness. Francis' pure brandies available in prune apple or brandy at 75 cents per quart or per gallon. Orders filled promptly by stage or express securely boxed. Made and sold to consumers only. Im FRANCIA Fifth and Blair t ete Fugene Or.
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Francis
NALABIA CAUSES HILARIOUSNESS Tone and tonic ad blurb
Grove's Tasteless Ch Sl tonic claimed to remove the cause while featuring artist Al A Simmons. An advertisement promises first class photos at low prices and emphasizes clean seed for sowing. It touts Duw's cow and foal seed as a recommended choice this year for thorough cleaning and savings.
Demonstrations greet McKinley funeral train ride in Ohio
Thousands line tracks from Luda to Canton as McKinley funeral train passes Alliance and Canton. Crowds bow heads and weep, many knowing the late leader personally, tribute described as historic and magnificent.
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Cayton
Ohio
Alliance
Canton
McKinley
A Night of Terror and a Widow’s Narrow Escape
A Machias widow of General Buarphem faced a terrifying night as doctors feared imminent death from pneumonia. Mrs Lincoln urged the use of Dr King’s New Discovery, which had saved her life before and cured her chest ailment. After use she slept, and claims full recovery. Trial bottles were offered free at DeLeman’s drug store.
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Buarphem
Machias
Mre & H. Lincoln
Wol. DeLeun
Moon Feed Store Offers Limited Supply of Grain Drills
A fragment mentions Superioe Grain Drills with only two on hand to be sold at cost and notes a chant down with anarchy traveling across the country. Also references Kimball piano tickets and Chambex with alt F L. The readable bits place the sale at Moon Feed Store and imply a local sale event.
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Kimball
Chambex
Moon
Co A Plans Winter Ball and Drama Repeat at Armory
At a recent recal business meeting in the armory company room Co A voted to stage another military drama this winter and to host a grand ball on January 1 1902. The Confederate Spy from last winter was praised and a masquerade ball is likely. Also ads note seed and farm items for sale or trade and a good tricycle plow and a double barrel shotgun for sale at Racket Store and Ax Billy's.
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Co A
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Paturday
McClung
Carpentera
Chapman
Dat
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Oliver
F LL
Richard W Montague
Jacistic State Central Committee
F L Chambers
Fred
West Reventh Street
Olive and
Willamette
The
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J M Martindale
Albany Public Schools
Elizebeth Kennedy
Evans
Fourteenth
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Laurel Hill Cemetery
Charles Mulligan
Plummer Kennedy
Ft. Chambers
Methodist Church
F T Plank & Cov
E Real State Agency
Mack Sommerville
East Twelfth and
Daily Guard
J Frasier
Salem
CE Dimond
Lue
Chaek Frans
Reemaw
Johnny Morgan
T F Watson
Silver and
Famil
Grants Pass
Maud Renshaw
Wolf Creek
Hodes
Corvallis
Nice
Minnie Hodes
Denman
Albany
Rey
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Lebanon Express
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Engens
Mary “Et
Oraiek
Massher
Jacksoville
Cora Cameron
Asiantown
Jacksonville
Will Johnson
George Merritt
Froaonk Hay
Hale
O'rante Pass
Castor
Pri
AX Billy
Courthuse Square
Garfield
the Sisters’ School
Chemical and Mining Department
Oise
Theodore Roosevelt
Tle Hall
Grove
Bill Tonle
Portland Carnival
A,” Ath Reg. C. N. G
John T C Trine
Gon
Haker James W
Dixie Falcon Friesell
Melville Garcia
Jaa Gover
David King Mere
Loles
Kate Lyle
Ethel Maxfield
McAnish
Stewart Nancy A
Ratane
Francia
Blair
al A Simmons
Jean Preiident
Luda
Wasuixatox
Roosevelt
France
Russia
Dunkirk
Emile Loubet
Eperor Nicholas II
Paris
Broomina Prancia
Minn
Nail
Emma Goldman
Ax Billy's
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