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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1901
Page
8
Yoran's Shoe Store and Local Notices Prompt Busy Trade
A cluttered Albany Democrat column highlights Yoran's Shoe Store with gasps at reduced prices. Ads mention plows, drills, and farming gear from F L Chambers and LougHmiller Peter, plus Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets offered at WL De Lano's drug store. Local moves include Mr Sam May relocating to Portland and G M Westbrook selling his drag business to Eugene buyers. the Wimmer hydraulic mine sale and Deep Gravel Mining Company formation are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Albany Democrat
Sam May
Harrisburg
Portland
Hartz
Bendere
Harney May
Lion County
Ine Pourcha
A E Reames
Jackville
Wimmer
Pido
Deep Gravel Mining Company
Ie Os
Annual Meeting Statement of Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
The annual meeting of directors and stockholders on January 1, 1901, retained the old board and officers, declared an ordinary dividend, and added 2500 to surplus. The bank, noting deposits up nearly 50 percent, opened a new building at Eighth and Willamette, with assets totaling 284,579.03 and liabilities of 284,579.08, including capital stock 50,000 and undivided profits 2,846.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
Tite
Eighth and
Willsmetie Street
Conditiion
Walter Wensky Appointed German Consul at Dawson City
Special from Washington January 3 reports Walter Wensky appointed German consul at Dawson City. Other notes include Bishop William X. Ninde's death in Detroit, Congress resuming sessions in Washington, General Peraz's defeat in Curacao, cashier E C Remme's embezzlement arrest in Newport Kentucky, Paul Kruger’s improving condition, and a stationmaster seizure of ammunition mislabeled as condensed milk in Cave Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuiveton City
D. C
Walter Wensky
Dawson City
Newport
E C Remme
German National Bank
Cave Town
Frazerburg
Pleasant Hill Items New Year church gathering
Pleasant Hill notes for January 1 1901 recount a rainy day with snow, Rev D Kellemsa of Eugene delivering a sermon, church dinner, old-timers recalling fifty years since organization, Myrtle Buchanan visiting, youth gathering with Walter Rennick, Milam family returning from Whurston, and the ninth grade to start next week along with renewing teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D . Kellemsa
Eugene
Rural Market Report from Pern Ridge and Local Anecdotes
From Pern Ridge nine hogs sold to Jim Sahin of Harisburg last Tuesday weighing 25 000 pounds total and 2177 6 per head bringing 112 50. Mr Foote sells wheat cleaners to farmers at about 12 above Eugene prices. Joe Gibson had misfortune with a shot thumb two weeks ago and in a rabbit hunt incident he was bitten on the leg by a jackrabbit. he remains in the ring. J D
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hembree
Jim Sahin
Harisburg
Foote
Eugene
Junction
Joe Gibson
Jeff
Joe
J.D
Electric Bitters Cures Stomach Liver Disease Miracle
Mrs L B Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced a grim surgical option for severe stomach and jaundice issues. She used seven bottles of Electric Bitters, fully recovering and avoiding surgery. The cure is claimed to be guaranteed for stomach liver and kidney troubles, priced at 50 cents at W L De Lano's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B Hunt
Lime Ridge
Wis
Idaho Club Woman Leads State Federation
The Idaho federation unites delegates from local clubs to advance Idaho women and the state's welfare. Mrs Manafield formerly Mise Etta Owen of Eugene heads the group, noted for marked executive ability as a University of Oregon graduate and editor of the Nampa Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Women of
Idaho
Manafield
Mise Etta Owen
Eugene
Idaho Daily Statesman
University of Oregon
Nampa
Burglars At Woodburn Stole Valuables In Break In
Burglars prowled Woodburn last night entering the home of E W Finzer and taking a gold watch worth 100 dollars and some silver. At another residence owned by E Bennington a bicycle and gun case were broken open with goods valued at 125 dollars taken. Several other places were assaulted but the burglars fled or were frightened away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodburn
E W Finzer
E Bennington
Governor appoints five to Oregon textbook commission
Batem January 2 Governor Geer announced the appointment of H W Scott of Portland P L Campbell of Monmouth Stephen A Lowell of Pendleton W M Ladd of Portland and W M Colvig of Jacksonville to compose the Oregon textbook commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batem
A Night of Terror and a Widow’s Hope in Machalas
An account from Machalas Maine details a widow of General Burnham who faced possible death from pneumonia. Treated with Dr King's New Discovery, she slept after three doses and fully recovered from throat chest and lung diseases. The medicine, priced 50 cents to 1 dollar with free trial bottles at W L DeLano's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnham
Machalas
Mra
Lincoln
King
W L DeLano
Major Mite dies in New York hospital
The dwarf performer Major Mite died at a New York hospital from a complication of diseases after a career in circuses. Born in New Zealand, he toured with Norris & Rowe’s dog and pony show last summer and was popular in Roseburg. He joined the Elks lodge in Eugene, receiving an elk-tooth watch pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Hospital
New Zealand
Roseburg
Mite
Norris & Rowe
Elka Order
Eugene
Portland Lodge
England urged to prepare for sudden invasion threat
The article warns England cannot cope with a swift enemy and that both army and navy are ill equipped for a sudden invasion. It contrasts national defense with a metaphor of a weak stomach needing strengthening by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, claiming its benefits for digestion, nerves, sleep, and energy. It also mentions private revenue lamp coverage on the bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Mexican War Veteran Praises Chamberlains Remedy
A prominent editor and Mexican war veteran credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with preventing pension increases from being lost by renewing a dose. The ad claims quick relief from diarrhoea and safe, pleasant use. Available at W L DeLano's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saa
Mexico
W L
Chamberlain's Pain Salve and Pain Balm Endorsement
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Pain Salve as superior to plasters for back pain and rheumatics. A damp flannel cloth bound to the affected area provides relief, with Pain Balm also claimed to relieve rheumatics. Sold by Osburn & Delano drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Salim
Ospurn & Delano, Drugstore
Black heifer missing near Mulkey place southwest of Eugene
A black heifer about a year old is missing from the Mulkey place southwest of Eugene. In good condition. A reward is offered for information. Leave tips at Harbaugh & Kissinger's law office in Eugene. Maa Bevis Gaur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulkey Place
Eugene
Harbaugh & Kissinger's Law Office
Maa Bevis Gaur
Letters in Postence at Eugene January 8 1901
List of recipients includes Oscar Home, Johnson, Willard Range, Morgan Lum, McArthur, Hugh Miller, Ewin Miller, JG Peterson, Mrs. Michel, Otto Hanna. One cent charge for all letters, reasons for offers to be stated when advertised. H F McCornsack, P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene, Cie
Oscar Home
Mfert Johnson
Willad
Morgan Lum Co
McArthur
Hugh Miller
Ewin Miller
JG Peterson
Mra Mchel
Hanna
Prominent Chicago Woman Praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy
A Chicago woman, vice president of the Illinois Woman's Alliance, credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with curing a severe cold that threatened pneumonia. She praises its pleasant taste, notes faster recovery, and says she will not be without it again. available at W L DeLane's drug store on Foot Ball. The Portland Telegram weighs Oregon football prospects for 1901, predicting the University of Oregon and Salem as strong, with Chauncey Bishop possibly joining Oregon and McMillan looming as form players for 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Whitfield & Co
Chicago
W L Dr “, Diagstore
Roxa Tyler
Ilinois Woman's Alliance
Portland Telegram
University of Oregon
Salem
Chauncey Bishop
Eugene
Multoomeab
McMillan
Miss Barbara Booth Visits From Eugene in Grant's Pass
Miss Barbara Booth arrived Thursday evening from Eugene to visit relatives in the city. Miss Ziegler of Eugene has been visiting here with her sister Mrs G Kootte for the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant’s Pass
Barbara Booth
Eugene
Ziegler
Mra
Dr King’s New Life Pills touted as cure for constipation
A dramatic sales note claims a monster devil fish and its murder of a malady affect organs nerves and muscles, but promises relief with Dr King’s New Life Pills. The ad asserts the pills are best for stomach liver kidneys and bowels and sold at W L DeLano’s drug store for 25 cents.
Pure Home Made Brandy and Local Happenings
Advertisement notices a Francis brandy offering prune apple or pear varieties at 75 cents quart or 2.50 gallon with orders shipped boxed from Eugene Oregon. Mentions a Pitt's Lever harrow and a Griffin Herd display of newly hatched chicks under an artificial mother in a show window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Stege
Express
IM Francis
Eugene
Oregon
Griffin
Unclear Text Listing Cloth Prices and Trimmings
Fragmentary OCR shows various fabric prices and colors. Mentions Black Ladies Cloth Brown and Blue with repeated price lines such as 7.00 and 9.00. Ends with note on Trimmings and a rushed tone.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yoran’s Shoe Store
Dexter Crose
Roc Island
Loughmiller
Peter
Oliver
Stevens
Bows
L Chambers
Hepttle Prait & Produce Co
Enaban
West Eighth Street
Ana
Syracuse
Loughmillesr
Bland
Yreka
Siskiyou
F L Chambers
AX Billy
Warrart
Banking House
Furo,tore and Fumlutor
Cisciamusan
Paul Kruger
Ninde
Detroit
Mich
William X. Ninde
Methodist Church
Congress
Washington
Peraz
Curacoa
Venzuela
Pleasant Hill
Myrtle Buchanan
Walter Rennick
G W Milam
Whurston
Pern Ridge
Lane County
Idaho Club
Oregon Text Book Commission
Oliver Steel
Oliver Chilled
Major Mite
State of Ohio
Toledo
Ucas County
Frank J Cheney
JF J Cheney & Co
Hall
W Uleason
Notr
Ficheney
England's Army and Navy
Bears
Cartonri
Lyhe
Oliver New Surkey
Mme
Mallota
Pitt
Harrow
Thomson
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