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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1900
Page
5
The fragment mentions guard, LAN nominations and imperialism ideas amid unclear context. No definite people or organizations are identifiable. the readable bits suggest a political or military themed caption with disputed phrasing. Further text needed for a concrete summary.
The national convention met in Kansas City at 11:00 am and adjourned until 3:30 pm. David B Hill of New York declared he will press the fight against inserting a free coinage plank in the platform, a key dispute beside choosing the vice presidential candidate.
July Fourth celebrations unfold with parades bands and pageants in Kansas City Suancoat Cottage Grove and Bayonne. Swings from imperialism debates to local races and floats showcase spirited public events and safety with no arrests reported.
The fragment shows footwear items and roads, likely a brief commerce or ad snippet. Names and places are unclear. no clear event, date, or organization present.
A frayed OCR page lists reductions on tobacco bags, doors, windows, wheels and mowers at county works. Local firms Berker Gun Works E Sitner W Caton advertise tools accessories. A longtime claim praises a Digestive Cure for dyspepsia and indigestion. Medical cures include Chamberlain's remedies and eyewear by Dr Lowe. The fragment mentions Portland, Ohio and West Virginia suppliers amid a mix of promotional items and testimonials.
The notice shows Vaughan buying Bar dairy and pledging continued Jersey herd milk quality for loyal customers while courting new buyers at 15 cents a pound this fall. It mentions California Oregon price pressures and hopes for higher figures, with a health update on a local figure and a timber sale listing through Frogging Creek and land inquiry at Wald House Eugene.
A group led by Joe Gay and Jerry Roseneis travels from Main Street toward Pendleton and Prineville to locate the Blue Bucket or Meek's Lost Route placer mines. Steve Meeks guides emigrants from Boise Ferry toward Willamette headwaters as gold is found along the way.
An epidemic of whooping cough last winter led Jobo E Clifford proprietor of Norwood House Norwood NY to use Chamberlains Cough Remedy with great success for croup and cough relief. He notes it effected a complete cure and states the remedy is for sale by WL DeLano.
The county court met today in Lane County to begin a new term with Judge H R Kircaid presiding and Commissioners H D Edwards and Clerk E U Lee in attendance. The session focused on awaiting election judge and clerk bills.
Loxpon reports war seems likely with one nation to lead the charge against China. Japan urged by allies as a preferred partner. Consul-General Goodnough notes rifle fire on missionaries in British Pekin legations. Li Hung Chang seeks U S gunboat aid to Tien Tsin. Oregon floats today. Boer General Lyman is captured near Ihdeabese.
Fireworks dangers prompt appeal to ban launches in town. Two major buildings burned previously, and a rocket fire near a residence in Ankeny caused bystanders to fear for homes. A resident remained to help extinguish the blaze, preventing further damage. Citizens demand city compensation if houses are destroyed.
Advertisement for Dr Kings New Life Bio health pills sold by W L DeLano. Claims 250 per box with offerings described as transforming weariness into energy and mental power. Includes dubious health claims and promotional language typical of period ads.
Prof RA Ford of Eugene receives a state teaching certificate based on a similar Missouri credential presented to the state board of education. The action confirms his qualification to teach under state standards and acknowledges prior documentation from Missouri.
San Francisco reports a closing price of $1.15 per unit while Chicago lists 81 cents. The brief market update contrasts two regional quotes, reflecting a spread between coastal and central trading values. No broader trend is stated.
P E Peterson of Eatrup, Ur, offers $1 reward for the return of 21 goats lost from his farm miles west of Junction City. Each goat is marked by a hole in the ear.
A letter from W D Wisdom secretary of the state fair dated July 2 from Portland announces county premium increases for the exhibit. First prize 3 dollars, second 10 dollars, third 75 dollars, fourth 50 dollars. Eight counties are expected to compete this year as Wisdom invites strong county representation.
The ad promises Lagativegiromo Quinine tablets cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee if it fails. It notes a label statement on each box and mentions a July Fourth event in Kansas City. The text alludes to Bryan being nominated for president and a promised Fourth of July oration.
Attorney E R Shite represents MD W W Haines and M S Wallis as papers are filed in Lane County Court to challenge a bridge project at Hendrick’s Ferry Street. The case centers on a constitutional limit prohibiting counties from contracting debts over 5,000 dollars, with contractor L N Roney holding substantial lumber on site and other materials contracted, proposing a loan around 11,000 dollars.
JW Gardner of Idaville and Tod Heage tout Bleenie Bitters as a cure for stomach, liver and kidney troubles and general weakness. The ad claims improved appetite and strength, noting the product costs 50 cents at W L Decano's drug store with a bottle guarantee.
An affordable tonic claims to improve health and beauty by regulating stomach liver and kidneys. It targets women who are run down with nervous irritability and skin problems like pimples and eruptions, promising a strong nervous system clear eyes velvety skin and a rich complexion. Only 50 cents at W L De Lavo's Drug Store.
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Travel notice for Cape York voyage sailing May 10 from Seattle aboard a vessel with about 10 ton capacity and 20 passenger accommodations. For rates and information contact RK McMURPHY, Agent Northern Pacific, Eugene.
The Democratic convention opened in Kansas City with Chairman Jones presiding at 12:02 pm. Rev S M Neel led prayer, Mayor James Read welcomed delegates, Temporary Chairman Thomas gave the opening address, and the Declaration of Independence was read before adjournment at 2:18 pm. Nebraskan stance on a platform plank remains unsettled and will be fought within the platform committee. The Oregon delegation listed committee assignments including National committee and Resolutions.
The annual county teachers institute starts Monday July 30 and runs five days through August 3. All teachers with state or county certificates must attend by law. Three instructors will be in attendance and efforts will be made to ensure the institute is profitable and interesting. W M Miller, County Superintendent.
A scarred Civil War veteran from Newark Michigan suffered severe wounds from a ball, with lingering violent acne-like sores described as untreatable for years. Arnica Balm claimed to cure bruises burns boils felons corns and skin eruptions, advertised with a 2 ounce box and a money back guarantee. Sold by W L Delano, druggist.
Classified ad seeks a house containing five to seven rooms within Tiree or four blocks of the business center. Rent must be reasonable and paid promptly. Will contract for 12 months or more. Respond to P O Box 121 Ratog Location. Round hay carriers and forks, carriers guaranteed. Dever to stick. All kinds of bay tools Fr. Chambers.
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