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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1903
Page
9
A fragment discusses consistency of emulry and turbulence in Latin republics with a lingering reference to Chicago, indicating a political or rhetorical digression rather than a clear event. The text remains unclear on specifics, names, dates, or actions.
A fragmented note likens May 1 to a strange winter, skies high above and butter prices rising. It mentions kids unable to imitate a famous cow, and a quirky line about the moon. The tone blends whimsy with market concern and a childlike dream image.
A fragment suggests Panama may face delays and consider self reliance by selling dozens of their famous bate brand to fund construction or emergency needs. The text hints at a nascent republic grappling with infrastructure and self sufficiency.
Alaska Republicans declare for McGovernite candidate Hanna while Ohio influence and the cold climate energy fuel heated demands for Hanna at the White House.
Fragmentary notice notes consumers facing higher costs and limited supply as a packing-house combine drives tallow shortages. The text hints at a return to candles if the situation worsens, reflecting economic strain and industry consolidation.
A Seattle judge refused a decree of divorce to an aged couple who had been happily married for nearly fifty years. Both seemed happier than since the action began, suggesting someone had been meddling in others' affairs.
The Colombian government informs the French Panama Canal Company it may not transfer its privileges to the United States. The note hints at broader discussion missing from Colombia’s remarks and references an unfamiliar term or stance.
A fragmentary dispatch notes influx of 39,000 immigrants from Austria Hungary Italy and Russia in August. It argues fears of overcrowded slums in eastern cities and references Willinen and a 57th Congress speech praising coalition messaging.
A Vienna municipal street railway order requires employees to declare loyalty to Emperor Francis Joseph I and the Habsburg Lorraine line, promising obedience and to avoid any republican or anti-Austrian affiliations. The Chicago paper notes limited sympathy for strikes amid a broader labor unrest depiction.
A dialogue reveals a vast gap in wealth as the speaker asks about the difference between the Upper Tea and the Four Hundred. The reply estimates the gulf at about sixty eight millions, indicating a substantial disparity in status and resources between elite circles.
Dialogue snippet shows a boy urged to go home by Brown as Mrs. Brown grows angry, with informal banter about timing and expectations. The exchange hints at household tension and social chatter rather than a formal event or action.
A compact verse from a small town captures affection across ages as youths admire women, men and graybeards. The piece reflects universal themes of attraction and respect, set in a simple conversational tone.
A kindly old man at the kindergarten asks a boy if he knows how to make a Mallere cross. The boy replies with a quick answer: pull her tail, revealing a humorous, if blunt, misunderstanding.
Advertising copy urges relief for stomach and digestion problems with Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Promotes ease and good results through VeLano's drug store.
Warren Smith, UV O C varsity coach, departed for California today after a successful season. The team played seven games with four wins, one tie, and two losses. Assistant trainer W L Hayward from California will coach the track team next season, starting around April 20, bringing last year’s players and new prospects. basketball players met to elect captain and manager. team expected to be the strongest yet.
Klaw & Erlanger present General Wallace romance Ben Hur at Marquam Grand Theatre Portland Oregon for five nights and two matinees December 1 to 5 advance sale starts November 25 at 10 am box office bookings by mail or express with remittance and return envelope Calvin Heilig manager priced seats range from 2.00 to 3.00 all lines offer excursion rates via local agents for dates and prices
The Rio Grande route is the most popular link between Pacific coast and the east. Benefits include scenic views, daily guided tours for women and children, direct passes through Salt Lake City or Zion, two Rocky Mountain routes, and three fast Ogden Denver trains daily. Request brochures from agents W. C. Meltride or M. J. Roehe for travel details.
A late 19th century note touts Bucklen’s Arnica for burns, skin eruptions, ulcers, and piles. It claims four years of stubborn trouble yielded to the remedy, with the product sold at De Lane’s drug store in Franklin Grove.
Cure billiousness constipation and strange ache described as bhentache. Easy to take with pleasant effect. Sold by W. L. DeLane's drug store.
In a Jersey City stakeout, Detective Clarence Storms Shaler tails a woman believed to be Jarvis Kimee’s sister. A train chase to Trenton ends with the capture of a man matching Jarvis and the revelation the sister aided his escape. The case reveals the suspect’s true identity and his prior alias.
Descriptive ad claims careless travel causes wrecks and throat and lung troubles, praising Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. Features Mrs Vols Cragg of Dorchester Mass as a life saved by the remedy. Endorsed by W L DeLano with trial bottle offer.
In the Morgins era, Anton Cardi plots to murder his wife Lacta Sanchez to wed Vittoria Careno. He plans to poison wine but is interrupted by a palace summons and by Vittoria's visit. The ruse is exposed when the wine is found empty and the hound dies. Anton flees Italy, dying soon after, and Lucia weds the noble who aided the exposure.
Mrs Chen Applegate Indiana says consumption nearly stopped her sleep as coughing and spitting blood troubled her. Three bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery cured her, restoring strength. Guaranteed to cure coughs colds grippe bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles. Price 50c and 1 Trial bottles free at W L DeLanes drug store.
J Betesten and associates planned a journey to Logepe Wednesday while school increases prompt work to handle rising attendance. Photographer Kes relocated to winter quarters at Eugene. J M Howe of Eugene took orders here. A Wilhelm & Sona shipped 50 turkeys to Portland for Thanksgiving. BE A Lee family of Eugene enjoyed Thanksgiving at Washburne home. Sheriff Wisk conducted business Wednesday. Pee Hogan remains seriously ill with kidney trouble. A lamp explosion at J B Taylor’s home damaged table spread, lace curtains, carpet. Taylor narrowly escaped with a burned hand. J Corey’s wife in Nebraska reports cold weather and frozen Missouri River. she advises selling Oregon land and returning sooner. Wm Johnson, livery man, fell into Dead Horse slough in icy water while traveling with a merchant. both were rescued after the buggy nearly sank.
Transients and farmers in Eugene can rent airy well furnished rooms at the Old Courthouse Lodging House for affordable rates. Located near the business district yet quiet, with new furniture and bedding. See the beds transparency one block east from Day & Henderson and Beckwith Carera, just back of the courthouse.
An advocate promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a fast healing liniment for accidents sprains and burns. The product reputedly reduces healing time by about one third and acts as an antiseptic to prevent blood poisoning with easy availability at W L DeLano's drug store.
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