Sentencing and canal treaty talks dominate Washington notes
On May 24 1901 Justice Bernard of the U S Supreme Court District of Columbia sentenced Rev L D Bass to a $1000 fine and three years in prison for fraudulent use of funds tied to the Bureau of Civil Service Instruction and Union Teacher's Agency. Senor Corea returned to Washington with powers to sign a Nicaragua Canal treaty offering liberal terms and continued U S preference for a Nicaragua route while Panama Canal sentiment grows. The Isthmian Canal issue frames state and federal discussions alongside a major theft report and fashionable local wear at Friendly's Eugene.
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Isthmian Canal
Washington
Senor Corea
Nicasagua
Department of State
Nicaragua Canal
United States
Senor Corn
United State
Coutre
Zelaya
Theself
Costa Fina
Huy
Paris Canal
Nnbeo
Nicarisia Canal
Harrisburg notes and local events span visiting officials and weather
Correspondent items from Harrisburg list Cecil Rampy arriving from San Francisco, E E Upmeyer at the county seat, and Mary Meffrath visiting from Eastern Oregon. Mentions weigh-ins at Harrisburg, a knee injury, social gathering success, upcoming harvest prospects, and plans for a Degree of Honour picnic. References to local residents, doctors consulting in Portland, and Wilhelm buying land with plans to move Lawa mill equipment for a new flour and feed plant, with merchants ready to aid transport.
Oregon routes offer swift service to Salt Lake and beyond
The O. R. B. O. in tandem with the Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific announces the fastest service and shortest travel times to Salt Lake City Denver Kansas City Omaha St Louis Chicago and all points east Three daily trains depart Portland with various routes and premier accommodations Inquiries directed to A L Craig G P A O Bok N Co Portland Oregon for details The Pin
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Union Pavitic
Silt Lake
Denver
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Mani
St. Louie
Chiro
Monroe Harrison Day visits and local Woodmen noted
Bert Lake Monroe and Harrisburg guests were seen in Monroe during the week. Dr Bennett Minty and Kay couple visited on business. Argueite Brabham and John Carpenter families hosted visitors. James Douglin and Green Gooding from Harrisburg called on Sunday. The Woodmen were out in full force.
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Monroe
Bert Lake
Harrisburg
Our City
Harisburge
Bennett
Minty
W. OH
Kay
Aarrsburg
Brabham
John Carpenter
Hawkins
Orgenteer
James Douglin
Green Gooding
Monument to J W Larkin to be erected by W O W
Camp No 4 of Monroe will unveil the monument at the grave of J W Larkin on Sunday June 16 all camps invited Many attend. Mr Gantier of Eugene visited Dusty en route to oversee the monument project. D W Minton died at Damascus Oregon Saturday May 25 aged 85 a pioneer who came to Oregon in 1854 He had 24 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren December was the father of Rev A B Minton of this place.
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Tess Nard
Johnnie Carpenter
Gottane Grove
Monroe
Will Unean
J. W. Larkin
Mr. Gantiur
Eugene
Lemon
D. W. Minton
Damascus
Oregon
A. B. Minton
Local notes from Sweet Home encompass visits and joinery
The Sweet Home column reports Gilmore’s school absence and local visits. O Bennett improves his place with a new fence, Miss Burns returns home from Junction, and Mrs Price Gilmore’s sister visits. Strawberries flourish, trout are reported near Long Tom by Goldson’s mill, and school changes include Miss Schollmeyer teaching near Tillamook.
River View News Roundup From Local Aults
Wm B Wetzler and wife spent Saturday in Eugene. Leony Severn says Lancaster road is fine to ride on. Two blue tick pins reported. John Dell Wetzler stake noted. Jane Mayes visited in Marionburg Saturday and Sunday. A A Posters death opens vacancy on school board. Mrs Solaman and Nellie Martin attended Sunday school. Albert Reed fixed a new wheel and can now ride river road. Mr Harper and family moved to mountaintop homestead. Byron Milliron and Sam Ferguson chased horses into Eastern Oregon. Lettie Edwards and Herron from Benton County visited relatives. Minnie Merle visiting Crown Point with brothers and sisters. Services at Junction City well represented by River View wagon load Sunday evening. L Moffett, Sam Templeton, Mrs Hayes, James Maul attended A A Poster funeral. Samuel Sampleson reportedly returned to River View Sunday evening. Sunday school will suspend next Sunday for basket meeting at Jane tion. Rev J Gurt reported by letter forty people shook hands and asked prayers.
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River View
Albert Ere
Mr. Harper
Mountaing
Junction City
Moffett
Sam Templeton
Janetion
Geor Burgess
J. Gurt
County News Roundup from Benton County
Franklin Fisher traveled to Benton county Monday on balinees. I N Dennis shipped scaffosd of sheep to Portland Friday. Dan Hinton and John Goldaon visited the county rent Tuesday. The county rock crusher remains in operation.
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Franklin
Fisher
Benton County
Balinees
I. N. Dennis
Portland
Dan Hinton
John Goldaon
Local Notes and Visits Warner Mead Fern Ridge Area
A crowded church calendar includes A J Zumwalt in the pulpit on Children’s Day and Mission work slated for the second Sunday in June. W J Wilteo spoke for the MWA, Presiding Elder Fitch to lead M E Church South services Tuesday and a Wednesday quarterly meeting. Emery Herron travels to Cook settlement for Weatherly Creamery business. J R Mul in Eugene on business. Minerva Elelo Bailey and Maple Hill in Junction Friday. David Fisher plans to move to Rayton, Oregon. Harden Callison of Palouse visiting. Mrs I N Hemrve and daughter Linna to Eugene. Billy Jeane of Elmira at Sunday school. Adking and Bond at Junction church. Tom Poole to Palouse for a few weeks. J C Bates visited Clear Lake Saw Mill. reports good day from Toledo where teaching. Danny Summers biked to Eugene Saturday to visit parents, returned Sunday. Friends of Mead D Jennings celebrated her fifty-ninth birthday. D Parkerson improving his home with new fences. Frank Goodman hired as chief cook at Jason Action’s bachelor establishment. John Brigge family guests of A S Cheshire. O Walker of Berkeley canvassing for Chautauqua tickets. L N Hombree making regular trips to Junction, from Fridays to Saturdays. Farmers through harvest. Fern Ridge crops progressing well. Mrs The Lindley visiting The Hale family. returning to Irving. Neighbor Mangold replacing misnamed McGolden. new house nearly finished. Mrs G C Matlock returns to Albany with sister Mrs Rob Bond, who visits Dallas sister before returning home.
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Fern Ridge
J. R. Mul
Eugene
Junction
Tom Poole
Paloune
Warh
J . C. Bates
Clear Lake
Toledo
Danny Summers
Mead
D. Jennings
D. Parkerson
Frank Goodman
Jason Action
Batchelor
Cone John — Brigge
Slaughter Maud
Irving
Cheshire
O. ©. Walker
Berkley Calif
Waa
L.N. Hombree
Mr. Crayton
Roceberg
L. Denon
Lindley Haw
The
Haleley
Irving Batumiay
Mc- Golden
Mangold
Mre
C. Matlock
Albany
Mra. Robi
Bond
W.T. Matlock
Dallas
Langaster Notes and Community Items
Collected notes show residents visiting, preaching plans, and farm tasks. Mentions Mirn Dollie Lee visiting, Roy and John Hondarker to preach farewell, Mrs Templeton visiting Crown Point, and pruning and good garden conditions. Also includes ad copy for August Flower and Green's Prize Almanac.
Classified Notice for Old Newspapers for Sale
The Weekly Oregonian and the Bur lerin offered at 82 a year. Old papers available for sale at this office.
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Oregonian
The
Burlerin
Large Oregon farm and timber parcels for sale by Hyland Company
B S Hyland & Co offers 90 acres east of Junction City in Lane county with grass land and water. Numerous farms in Linn and Lane counties range from 10 to 800 acres with cultivation, timber, orchards, and houses. Prices from 20 to 26 per acre with divisions possible. Various locations near Harrisburg, Junction City, and Eugene cited.
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Hele
Mame
Lane County
Junction City
Harrisburg
Linn County
Hare Flabarg
School House
Hope
Mallee
Willamette Valley
Junction Citys
Eugene
Halin
Joneton
Jupetion City
Hyland & CO
ORF
Oitico Te ‘Malina
The Milwaukee Limited trains connect St Paul and Chicago
The Milwaukee line of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway offers daily overnight Pioneer Limited service between St Paul and Chicago with seamless connections to all Transcontinental Lines. Luxurious coaches and electrified facilities promise unmatched comfort.
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Milwaukee
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Union
Great Tulway
St. Paul
Chicago
Oroahand
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Friendly
Cecil Rampy
San Francisco
E. E. Upmeyer
P. Ho Conch
Springfeld
Lyman Lassell
Thurston Porter
Frank McMevken
Knox Butte
Swank
Mia
Mary Meffrath
T. Scott
J. W. Norton
B. F. Childs
Brownsville
Smith Street
Canningham
Professor Mitchell
Buffalo
M. A. E. Smith
Hiram Smith
WM Philpot
Vertland
Ebarg
A. J. Johnson
Kanvas City
Mr. Johnson
M. E. Hearty
Jonethon City
Clas, Clark
Roengy
Hy Alvaine
Johnny Cartwright
J.B
U. W
Knight
Win
Daviner
Harnaburg
Wilhelm
Mra. J. Uy
Lawa Mill
Harrispurg Ia
Nawt
Sweet
Wee Gilmore
Fred Gooser
O. Bennett
Smithfield
W. Harpole
Frank Williams
Goldson
J. D. Hamlin
Janetion Hutcher
O. Bennet
Will Goldson
Orton
Folker
Wounré
Sory
Price Gilmore
Daughters of
Mere. B. W. Larpole
Guesso Burns
Jonetson
Sweet Home
Misa Schollmeyer
Tillamook
A. J. Zumwalt
Leving
Methodist Church
Bunday
Mirn
Dollie Lee
Ayer
Thong
Mueller & Till’e
Green
B. S. Hyland & Co
Garmers
Werehants’ Bank
Junction City, Oregon
JA Deseas
Gro
Vrewicent
W. C. Waanhouse
YW Oertienee
Carhier
Aget Covbler
Felting
Newbane
South Hentan
A. G. Tovar
Hons
Vrealdent
Cuahier
Hovey Anet
Cusiiar
Lane County Bank
ALG, Hovey &C
Biainen
Kerablinhed
Odea
Canada
J. W. Casny
O.J. Mopy
Trav. Pant
Portland, Or
P. Frank & Son
Eugene Soap Co
Lulu Savon
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