Boots Discount Sale on Leather Footwear Now Open
Retailers announce a clearance on leather boots with a ten percent discount to clear stock. Buyers are urged to act quickly to secure good boots at lower prices.
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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1900
Page
8
Retailers announce a clearance on leather boots with a ten percent discount to clear stock. Buyers are urged to act quickly to secure good boots at lower prices.
A local sale ad highlights Watts spectacle offers and Yoran's shoe store promotions with discounts on opera glasses and Crock-cut gear. Several mentions of F L Chambers and LOUGHMILLER & PETER selling plows, drills, and jewelry. Holiday items include souvenir china, silverware, and Xmas stock. Cites Chamberlain's tablets for digestion and cautions about gold brick schemes.
Special to the Guard reports President McKinley partially set aside a court martial verdict, granting Eagan half pay and restoring him to active duty before retirement amid alleged paymaster fraud findings.
The Brooklyn Bridge faces electrolytic weakening as four main cables act as live wires draining into anchorages at roughly nine tons per year. If not addressed soon the bridge could collapse or be closed. The piece also extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for digestive issues.
Henry Mulkey aged 67 was examined before County Judge Kincaid and Medical Examiners T W Harris and L W Brown on a charge of insanity and ordered committed to the Insane asylum. A stroke left him mentally weakened and an imbecile. he was taken to Salem on the delayed afternoon train by Deputy Sheriff Harry Bown.
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The Oregon Idaho YMCA holds its annual convention here with about 75 delegates from colleges across Oregon and Idaho plus delegates from Portland Salem Pendleton and Oregon City. Activities include services at Willard Hall the Methodist Episcopal church and Congregational church with a mass meeting at the Christian church and a special assembly at the University of Oregon on Monday featuring five Oregon college presidents and notable YMCA leaders.
Court House items show renewal chattel mortgage and numerous real estate transfers. Names include Pirtle, Loomis, Fisk, Loomis again, Kirk, Handsaker, Blachley, Netti, MeConiga, Hemenway, Mahonet, Hendricks, and McCrady with parcels ranging from 60 to 202 acres and sums from 100 to 800 dollars, covering Lane and Union counties and Blue River district references.
In Salem a report to Statesman says Oregon hops from the Dove place near Independence owned by Horst Bros won the gold medal at the Paris Exposition. Competing against the world’s hop growers the Oregon product earned high praise from judges and is expected to raise demand and top prices internationally.
The readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all stages as a constitutional disease. Taken internally, it acts on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease’s foundation and build up the patient’s constitution. Proprietors offer one hundred dollars for any un cured case. Address F. Fleming & Co, Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists, 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills endorsed as the best.
Sunday schedule lists cB Moore Larane EB F Beaudreau Dexter EM Patterson Haley L D Green Franklin E F Billington Cottage Grove DLC Kellems Browneville with several faculty names assigned to posts across campuses in a procedural update.
The Mohawk branch will be turned over to the operating department of the Southern Pacific December 15. Officials debate whether the Natron train will run to Wendling this winter with some preferring a passenger and mail service to Wendling and others urging patience until track conditions improve.
In Lincoln Nebraska December 1 1990 William Jennings Bryan signs a letter thanking Mr Skipworth for his support and good wishes. He states they have fought for American principles and must persevere regardless of reversals, ending sincerely with Yours truly W J Bryan.
Settlers along the Middle Siuslaw urge a wagon road joining the Eugene-Florence route at Wildcat Creek mouth. The project will span the Biuslaw river with rock blasting and two bridges at Wildcat and Wolf creeks. Local subscriptions fund labor while the county court provides tools iron and powder. Public aid requested, camp provisions needed, and county taxation discouraged.
A Maebias widow of General Burnham survived a fearful night after doctors doubted life. Mrs Lincoln credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving her life and curing consumption after three doses. Claimed sale price 600 and 1.00 with trial bottles at W L DeDano's.
A present of two dollars in cash will be given to every purchaser of a pair of spectacles at J O Watts store in Eugene Oregon. The offer runs from November 26 to December 26 1900 or 190?. Regular price glasses of five dollars or more apply. Limited daily stock so arrive early. Also notes new jewelry store at one door north of Griffo Hardware Co. All work guaranteed.
In a Register letter, De Bess F. Ruseeu n defends assisting Chas Sinclair of Camp Creek after neighbors reported his need. He recounts tending Sinclair through rain, staying with Mr Craig, and receiving a partial county payment of 15 dollars, challenging an independent correspondent to settle or reimburse the county.
A list of names including Allen WE Bernard Dr Burk Tom Jennie Burt Mies Libbie Billings GA Billings WC Billings Mias Cox Gruley Taabelie Martin Mra Cattie Oligechlaeger Pauphio Colabecca Herrn Henry Patterson Henry Reowilek Jobo Robinson F Ws Sherwood Mra KEE White Miss Myrile. A one cent charge will be made on all letters. Persons calling for letters should state when advertised. H F McConsacey PM.
Mr KR Gray of Duchess County New York praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as the best medicine for croup. He notes it works for children, preventing attacks if used early and recommends keeping a bottle on hand for instant use. Sold by W L De Lano drugstore.
Birterta Bears the ee Signature Pure Home Made Brandy. For tider kidney or stomach troubles colda lagrippe or billousness there is nothing better than Francia pure brandies. All orders promptly filled with prune apple or pear brandy at 75 cents per quart or 2.50 per gallon. Orders by stage or express will be securely boxed. Made and sold only by IM Francia Eugene Oregon.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Bocklen's Arnica Halve as a universal pain reliever and healer for wounds sores ulcers and eruptions. It claims rapid relief from burns cuts and other injuries and offers heat heating stoves for sale by L Chambers and W L Le Lane druggists.
The Booth-Kelly Lumber Company moved its office fixtures from the McClapp building, where the head office has operated since the company’s founding in this city, to a new elegant room in the Eugene Lean Savings Bank building. It is described as one of the finest offices in the city.
Jack Froet was arrested at Drain and brought to Eugene by Sheriff Withers on charges of stealing items from the Minnesota Hotel. He appeared before Justice a Wintermeter and was bound over to the next circuit court term. If no bond is posted he will stay at Hotel de Withers awaiting trial.
An elderly Lane county couple claims the world record for movers. Married at 15, they have relocated 47 times across Iowa Michigan Missouri California Oregon and within California. They once moved 18 times in a single state. Readers who can equal the feat are invited to share.
A lurid medical boast claims a monster devil fish causes constipation and claims Dr King’s New Life Pills cure stomach liver kidney and bowels. The ad asserts the pills are safe and certain, priced at 8 cents, available at W L Le Lonos drug store.
Me Lanahan offers 6 cents per pound for live chickens and geese and dressed veal. Accepts turkeys every Wednesday with payment at 10 cents per pound live weight for all gonetoek items.
A dampened flannel bound with Chamberlain's Pain Balm is claimed superior for sore muscles chest and rheumatic pain. The ad urges a trial promising prompt relief and notes sale by Usnan & DeLany drugstore.
An ad from F L Chambers touts Yotan’s shoes with a stripe cross-cut paw design for all kinds of work. Claiming the fastest cutters and easiest runners, the copy appeals to durability and speed.
The local hop market remains firm with no significant price rise. Buyers secured many fine lots in the past week, including over 1000 bales by one dealer and several hundred in Marion and Polk counties. Growers hold few hops, though some crops remain unsold. Valentine Loew quotes Pacifica in New York at 19 to 104 for common to prime, 15 to 18 for choices, 1800 for cholers, 14 to 15.
Notice states the partnership Crane & H Beaver between Lewis A Crane and J L Beaver is dissolved by mutual consent. J L Beaver pays all firm debts and may conduct all business. Me will continue the horses. Dated Pleasant Hill Oregon November 4, 1000. Lewis A Crane J L Beaver.
The text notes steam shows rapid progress in its work, with circumstances improving beyond expectations. About carloads a day are dug and dumped to the fill, indicating active material movement and steady progress at the site.
Marion P Wheeler to Alice A Barsett with Elder J A Jeans officiating. The plan stated no retirement for three years. Present at F L Chambery likely referenced in the same notice.
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