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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1900
Page
8
Local Shoe Store Offers Plows Stoves and Remedies
A cluttered ad page notes Vorans Shoe Store with Rock Island plows, choppers, and reduced prices at F L Chambers. Warnings about a con artist in Eastern Oregon accompany testimonials for Chamberlain remedies and Secondhand wagons at L Chambers. Local families discuss a son in Portland hospital and neighbors’ health updates.
Farmers Bank Robbed by Four Masked Men in Illinois
Special to the Guard reports four masked men dynamited Farmers' Bank last night and escaped with four thousand dollars. Also notes corn prices fell from 49 to 41 cents per bushel, Washington state census at 449,890 with 48 percent rise, and ongoing peace talks with Turkey as Boers endure renewed British reinforcements and fighting in Cape Colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emepey
Farmers’ Bank
Cutcallo
Corn Exchange
It Saved His Leg Bucklen’s Arica Salve trial in ten days
A Danforth of LaGrange Georgia suffered six months with a painful running sore on his leg before Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured it in ten days. The salve is marketed as a universal healing remedy for wounds burns boils and more with a 25 cent price offered by L DeLano, local druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danforth
LaGrange
L DeLano
Thanksgiving Football Results Across Cities
Thanksgiving games reported for Eugene and Portland with results listed for Albany Eugene and Stanford Berkeley alongside Cottage Grove area play. Matches appear fragmented with place names and a final tally noting 16 sessions.
Prisoners Plead Guilty In Early Morning Court
Six prisoners arraigned and plead guilty in swift court session. Bert Bic, a youth, charged with stealing a horse from Wm How ard near Myrtle Creek, captured by Sheriff Withers in Lane county and the horse recovered. Rice seeks the penitentiary to learn blacksmithing. Patrick Murphy, Patrick Quinn, and Thomas Hrennan admit receiving stolen goods from Mrs Brown of Oakland. Freak Grogan and John Kelly plead guilty to burglarizing Eng ineer Stroud's house after a shot from Stroud. Judge Hamilton delivers sentences this afternoon at 1 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Bic
Wm Howard
Myrtle Creek
Withers
Lane County
Reform School
Rice
EJ Stroud
Corvallis Eugene Motor Road Talk Reappears
Spokane dispatches report Dr HS Wallace of Junction City has arranged 400000 dollars in New York bonds to fund a Corvallis and Southern railway from Corvallis to Eugene for a cooperative colony. If true, work could begin soon, reviving the long discussed motor road scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Spokane
Washington
HS Wallace
Junction City
Oregon
New York
Boude
Corvallis and Southern Railway
Annual Glee Club Concert Delights and Shortcomings
The U O Glen Club presented its annual concert to a large audience last evening. Professor Glen led a strong chorus with soloists Mesera Norris Frazer Plumer and Densmore. Palmer provided a whistling harmony. Frazer and Frager, pianist, drew praise for technique and expression. Some numbers felt lengthy and raw for an academic audience, though a few pieces showcased high quality as the club eyes a holiday tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Glen
Mesera Norris
Frazer
Plumer
Densmore
Mr Palmer
Harmode
Gounod
Damrose
Danny Deever
Bullard
Sodiff Rent Mariner
Southern Pacific plans motive power for Springfield trestle work
Portland dispatch reports the Southern Pacific has secured motive power and will dispatch a train under Conductor WR Bullies to Springfield to begin fills on trestles east of the city and at the McKenzie bridge. A Y at Springfield is planned this winter or early next season. It is believed the Nation trains may not run to Wendling this winter, though a final decision is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKenzie Bridge
Springfield
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Court House Items
Real estate transfers show multiple parcels and buyers including Sarah Laver to L Klemauer, Skinner’s donation to Eugene, Frank Smith to G A Brigham, RF Scott to FE L Howe, Lester N Riley to Henry Schotthorn, OW Hurd to John Hewett, Willard Hampton to WB Hampton, SCs Smith to J A Nelson, H M Price to Elizabeth C Smith, and Willamette Real Estate Co to Nellie Gilfry. Amounts range from $45 to $1000 and properties include acres, lots, and blocks in Creswell and Acme areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
G A Brigham
RF Scott
FE L Howe
Lester N Riley
Henry Schotthorn
John Hewett
Bik
Willard Hampton
WB Hampton
Scs Smith
J A Nelson
Adultery Case Ends With Not Guilty Verdict
Roseburg Review reports the Adultery trial of John Scott and Bertha Negaa proceeded with 12 jurors. The court required proof of the marriage and dismissed the case after a verdict of not guilty is returned, with Scott rearrested on a lewd cohabitation charge and released on $100 bond to appear at Lane County circus court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atate
Scott
Negusin
Lane County
Circus Court
Creamery Planned for Junction City Oregon
In Insection City Oregon November 26 The Weatherly Creamery Company of Portland will establish a creamery in Junction City. Machinery has arrived and is being set up in the Gilbert block, leased for five years. The plant will operate within ten days. The price paid to cream suppliers is 22 cents per pound of butter. creamery butter sells at 50 cents per roll, country butter at 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insection
Plan to Blow Up General Roberts
Loxpon Nov 27 A special Evening Standard edition reports a plot to assassinate General Roberts involving two foreigners. Conspirators loaded a mine intended to explode during church service in Johannesburg but were thwarted by police and Roberts' bodyguard. Ten men, mostly Italians, arrested. LaTer dispatch confirms the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loxpon
Evening Standard
Robertsa
Roberta
Johannesburg
Roberts
Newa
Village Blacksmith's Cure for Child's Croup
Mr HH Black of Grahameville Sullivan Co New York recalls his five year old son repeatedly suffering croup. He credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with dissolving thick mucus and preventing danger, noting it contains no opium or harmful drugs. Sold by WL De Lanxo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH Black
Grahameville
Sullivan Co
N. Y
Chamberlain
WL de LaNxo
Choice City Property Bargain Sale
Five residence parcel offered in a good neighborhood near the business district of town. Corner lot with improved streets, fine shrubbery and shade trees. Inquire of or address J K Campbell, Gvuakp office, Eugene, Oregon. Also a note about farm tasks and feed provider mentions F L Cosmters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J K Campbell
Gvuakp
Eugene
Oregon
A Thinking Machine Proposes Warfare Ending Boat Genius
An inventor unveils a self controlled boat weapon able to operate remotely or autonomously, wielding unlimited explosives with precise aim. Progress this century is praised while Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is lauded as the sole remedy for constipation indigestion dyspepsia liver and kidney troubles, cited as invaluable.
Dr King’s New Life Pills Boost Vitality at DeLann’s
Bismarck’s iron nerve and splendid health attributed to indomitable will and tremendous energy, not found when stomach liver kidneys or bowels fail. For these qualities and success, use Dr King’s New Life Pills available at W L DeLann’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr King
DeLann
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement claims reward
An old advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure offering one hundred dollars for an incurable catarrh. It cites endorsements from West & Truax and Walding Kinnan Marvin of Toledo Ohio. Internal use aimed at blood and mucous surfaces, 75 cents per bottle. Testimonials free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F J Cheney & Co
Propa
Toledo
F J Cheney
West & Truax
Obto
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Complete Britannica and Atlas Sets for Sale At 1898 Revisions
Complete 25 volume Britannica set in sheep bound editions covering up to 1892 including ninth edition. Also 15 volume New National Dictionary Encyclopedia and Atlas revised to 1898. New condition. Priced reasonably. Apply at residence corner Seventh and Monroe streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh
Monroe Streets
Story of a Slave Tells of Release from Disease Chains
Geof Williams of Manchester Michigan recounts how his wife, helpless for five years, was freed from disability after using two bottles of Electric Bitters. The tonic quickly cures nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headache backache fainting and dizziness. Each bottle guaranteed and sold for 50 cents by W L DeLano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geof Williams
Manchester
Mich
W L DeLano
Take a Squint At Yerington Store Window Goods
A local business invites shoppers to view holiday items in its window display then visit the store to learn about availability and pricing. The note promises restocks within 24 hours if supplies run low and hints at a sizeable promotional push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerington
Present of Cash for Eyewear in Eugene Store
J O Watts offers two dollars in cash to every buyer of spectacles or eye glasses at his store in Eugene Oregon. Regular glasses priced five dollars or more qualify. The promotion runs from Monday November 26 to December 2 with limited daily quantities. The sale promotes a new jewelry store and holiday stock. All work guaranteed. One block north of Griffis Hardware Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J O Watts
Griffis Hardware Co
Eugene
Oregon
Courthouse Sale of Late A V Peters Estate Set
The residence of the late A V Peters will be sold Saturday December 1 at 1o clock in the afternoon at the courthouse door to the highest bidder for cash. Possession will be given January 1 1901 if desired by the purchaser. Geo B Doras administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A V Peters
Geo B Doras
Lane County Populations and Eugene School Meeting Notice
Lane count bes 19 604 inhabitants according to the late cenens. Lane is fourth in the state, trailing Multnomah Monon and Cacrame. Eugene public schools set a meeting Tuesday December 4 at 6 o'clock. Dr Sheldon Judge Walton Dr Koykendi will speak, a music piece by a quertelle, plus local ads for shoe store and Akins creecot saws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Port Canion
Cenens
Multnomah
Monon
C'acrame
Senoor
Astos
Eugene Public Schools
Uplon
Sheldon
Walton
Koykendi
Lane County Board of Equalization Meet December 10 1900
The Board of Equalization for Lane County will meet on December 10 1900 to equalize annual property valuations and hear grievances. All parties are advised to govern themselves accordingly and remain in session for six days. County Assessor's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eien
Exjael'zview
Lane County
Ulp Bortor
County Assesso
Firemen's Election for Eugene Fire Dept Chief and Assistants
A notice from Eugene Oregon dated November 16 1900 announces an election for chief and assistant chief engineer of the Eugene Fire Department. The vote will be held at Firemen's Hall on Monday December 1 between 1 PM and 6 PM. Victory Won. Roseburg Review November 27 reports the circuit court verdict in the Harvey case ending in acquittal after jurors deliberated since morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Fire Department
Firemen's Hall
Roseburg
F Harvey
Harvey
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab Let Be Must Refund
All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Krone’s signature on each box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W.krove
Missing sow found at local slaughter yard owner to claim
A stray sow is reported at Watkiow and Miller's slaughter yard. The owner may recover the animal by contacting Henry Hob and paying charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkiow & Miller's Slaughter
Willamette Valley Mills Likely Grind Eastern Oregon Wheat
The Corvallis Times reports local mills in the Willamette Valley will grind Eastern Oregon wheat due to a short old-wheat supply from last season. Rail rates set by Southern Pacific and R&N amount to 2.40 per ton round trip from Portland to Corvallis and back, enabling mills to stock wheat and keep orders flowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis Times
Willamette Valley
the Times
Oregon
Southern Pacific
R&n Company
Willametta Valley
Portland
Corvailis Mullers
Corvallis
Orvalue
Francis Pure Brandies for Health and Home Use
Pure brandies advertised for liver kidney stomach troubles and colds. Offers prune apple or pear flavors at 76 cents per quart or $2.50 per gallon. Orders shipped boxed by stage or express. Made and sold by I mM Francia in Eugene Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I mM Francia
Eugene
Oregon
No Cure No Pay Phrase Rings Across Town
Fragmentary text suggests a garbled note or ad style line about medicine or health claims with references to malaria and hill areas, plus unclear phrases and misspelled words. No clear event, names, dates, or organizations are discernible.
Timely aid saves two lives with Dr King's New Discovery
Mr Geo Long of New Straiteville Ohio credits timely aid and Dr King's New Discovery with saving two lives. A frightened woman, long troubled by throat and lung issues, was cured after one bottle. The medicine is advertised as a guaranteed remedy for throat chest and lung troubles priced at one dollar per bottle with three for free at W L Deano's drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Long
New Straiteville
Ohio
Dr King
Mr Long
Tris
W L. Deano
Remedy Promotion For Pain Relief and Corn Treatment
An ad describes Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a remedy to soften bunions and remove corns by soaking, paring, and applying balm twice daily for five minutes per use. It recommends wearing a corn plaster for a few days to protect the shoe. It claims Pain Balm aids sprains bruises lameness and rheumatism and lists W L Ds Lano's as the seller.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vorans Shoe Store
Rock Island Plows
Louughmiller
Peter
Syracuse
Louughmiller & Peter
Boas
F L Chambers
W L de Lane
Pendietor E O
Joe Klein
Yoran
Earth
Wm Sherman
North Olive Street
Shermean
Sherman
Pat Tynan
8 P Company
Natron
Uhere
Pendleton
Oliver New Surkey
Phipps
Poteau
Ark
W L Drane Drug Store
L Chambers
South Africa
Illinois
Slump
Lncorn Gambling
Washington’s
Turkey
Cape Colony
Cape
Ible
Ile
West Havana
AX Billy
Portland-Eugene
Albany
California
Stanford
Berkeley
Cottage Grove
Eugene Cottage Crove
Sess
Eben Ae
Ieee
Eee
Douglas County
Rosebary Review Now
Eugene Motor
Social
Glee All HK
U O Glen Club
Frager
W Guttord Nash
Jires
Guan
Pacific Company
Springfeld
Eouita
Sarah Laver
L. Klemauer
Skinner
Roseburg Review
Creamery
General Roberts
Choice City Property Bargain
Salon Journal
Ed Neal
Linn County
Bill Anderson
Neal
Bill
Bryan
Jefferson
Heview
Bismarck
Cabstornria
Chambers
We S Trevens
Oliver Steel
Oliver Chilled
Valley Mills
Castoria
J. W. Mays Furniture
Patton
Gvertor
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