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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1906

Page

6

Battle on gridiron field win for Multnomah in dramatic Oregon game

In a fierce Multnomah victory the 8 to 4 score came after a brutal witness to football courage. Moores broke through to score, Chandler played on with a broken nose, Moullen long kicks and a late field goal sealed the win as Oregon fans endured brutal cuts and cheers alike.

Multnomah James Mutnomah Multnomah Rent Oregem Oregon Clarke Gager Lonergan China Multnoma Pratt Dolph McMillan Blanchard Moores Chandler Moullen Bedlam Oreson

Roseburg Pioneer Dead in Portland Heart Trouble

Henry Clay Slocum a Douglas county pioneer of 1853 and longtime Roseburg resident died of heart trouble in Portland on Thanksgiving night. He was 68. He had gone to spend the holiday with his daughter and collapsed in the street before reaching relatives. His son-in-law identified the body. his son Harry Slocum serves as Douglas county deputy sheriff.

Roseburg Henry Clay Slocum Douglas County Portland Harry Slocum

Hoselton's Cigar Store Ad Claims Quality and Low Prices

Smokers know we have a reputation with savers of tobacco for fine smoking qualities. We carry many brands plug out granulated and blends. Our five cent cigars compare favorably. Buy your candies oranges bananas from us. Quality guarantees better than elsewhere. Eugene.

Hoselton

Courthouse Lodging House Offers Cheap Rooms

A concise notice promotes Courthouse Lodging House just north of the courthouse with beds listed at 25 cents. Advert says a quiet place near the business part of town and mentions Bee transparency "Bede" from Beckwith corner.

Courthouse Lodging House Courthouse Bee Bede Beckwith Corner

Young Mother Rejuvenated by Electric Bitters

Mrs W L Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine reports a dramatic recovery after six months on Electric Bitters. She credits restored strength and activity to the tonic, claiming twenty years of severe dyspepsia were cured. The ad touts benefits for stomach liver kidneys blood malaria biliousness and general weakness. Guaranteed by W L DeLane’s drug store.

W. L. Gilpatrick Danforth Seth W. L. DeLane

Accordion platting offer from Mrs. Bert Vincent

An advertisement invites customers to contact Mrs. Bert Vincent at 627 Liftyard Street near East Ninth for neat accordion platting at a reasonable price. This public notice-styled brief highlights a local service with a personal contact person.

Bert Vincent Liftyard Street East Ninth

The Masquerader Chapter V Concluding Trade Proposal

In a tense interlude, Chilcote presses Loder to trade identities for a chance at power and safety. Loder refuses to betray his own ethics yet agrees to consider a risky plan, proposing a staged identity swap to shield Chilcote's ambitions while risking both men’s futures.

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