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Newspaper

Eugene Weekly Guard

Location

Eugene, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1900

Page

5

Eugene City Guard Praises Bryan for Democratic Leadership

A July 4 piece extols William Jennings Bryan as the supreme leader for the republic during perilous times. It lauds his intellect, courage, and integrity, arguing he embodies honesty and patriotism, and questions whether the American people will entrust him with national leadership.

Republic American Republic Bryan Hanna Democratic Party Ihs Antony Julius Cuesar Christedom Tts

Bryan's 1896 prospects limited to a few states

The text argues Bryan is unlikely to carry most states in 1896 aside from Washington, Wyoming, South Dakota with eleven votes, while he could win New York, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland and Kentucky totaling 95. It notes improving Democratic unity in the east and continued Republican dissension, boosting his election chances.

Bryan Washington Wyoming South Dakota New York Illinois Indiana Maryland Kentucky East

Lane County Resorts Stand Out In Statewide Choice

Patrons are urged to patronize Lane county resorts as the best in the state. Staying local keeps money in the community and supports regional businesses.

Lane County

Danish colony promoter buys Egipt house on Main Street

Hovee PurReHasep-Rev PC Han. a promoter of the Danish colony, today purchased the Egipt house and four acres on Main Street for $1450. The deal is described as a bargain.

Hovee PC Han

Farmers, Body Care, and Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Remedy

An old farmer labor theme discusses furrows and the toll of constant farming on health. It extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery to restore strength and vitality, sharing a testimonial from G B Bird of Burnside WV about indigestion, loss of appetite, and improved wellbeing after four bottles and a subsequent eight weeks. The piece mentions Golden Medical Discovery and Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for stomach liver and bowels.

Dr. Pierce Pierce G. B. Bird Burnside, Putnam Co W. Va Pierce Ging Asker

Pleasant Hill and Edenvale News Roundup 1900

Miss Ora Reed started a summer school at Natron on Monday. Mr and Mrs Keel visit relatives in Portland and Salem this week. JD Baughman teaching Mabel visited here part of the week. Milton Cornelius and family spent the Fourth near Lost Creek headwaters. Wim and Forrest Drury attended the Pioneer’s picnic at Brownaville on the 3rd and 4th. Harvest began July 2. P N Shelley cutting first lot of grain. Mr Richardson remains ill with slim chances of recovery. Miss Mellen Swift finished her school near Walker’s Station and is vacationing at home. The Christian church will celebrate its fiftieth anniversary August 4 and 5. The Turner delegation returned with the state banner for Pheasant Hill Endeavor. The W of What is foundation is complete and walls near completion. Mise Blanch Warbington and Mise Boulch MecCinire of Eugene left for San Jose, California. They were met by Bernice Warbington and Gee Martin. Next Sunday is Chilstress Day with morning services and grounds events. A strong program is prepared. Dorcas

Milton Cornelius Lost Creek Wim Forrest Drury Brownaville Turner Pheasant Hill Mise Blanch Warbington Mise Boulch MecCinire Eugene San Jose California Bernice Warbington Gee Martin

Would Not Suffer So Again for Fifty Times Its Price

A letter from G. H. Wise, a liveryman in Burgettstown, Pa, praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. He recounts severe stomach pains, weakness at work, and says the remedy worked quickly, saving him from future distress at a fraction of the price. Sold by W. J. DeLano.

Miller & McCurdy Chamberlain's Colle G. H. Wise Liveryman Burgettsetown Washington Co W. J. DeLano

Blood Elixir Promises Cure for Impure Blood

A historic ad claims rShayenn out with dull headache pains and feverishness prove impure blood. It touts Agker's Blood Elixir as a cure for scrofulous and syphilitic poisons and other blood diseases, sold with a positives guarantee by W L DeLano.

Agker W L DeLano

Bee Chamberlain's Cholera Remedy Endorsed by Patient

A reader from Dorr West Virginia lauds Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a timely cure for flux. After taking a few doses the writer reports a permanent recovery and urges others to try it. The notice notes the medicine is sold by W L Detano.

W, Lynch Dorr W L Detano

Luckey's stock of genuine cut glass and sterling novelties

The note claims genuine cut glass and sterling silver novelties can be purchased without traveling to Portland, as J. Luckey now offers a large stock of the same items.

Portland N. B Luckey

Fusion pact in Nebraska state conventions forms coalition

In Lixcoiy Nebraska the Democrats, Populists and Silver Republicans reach fusion. The Silver Republicans take the Lieutenant Governor post, Democrats gain the treasurer and land commissioner, Populists obtain the balance. Chaos and urgent relief reported in Tien Tsin China and Cure Foo centers as allied forces struggle and civilians seek clothing and food.

Lixcoiy Nebraska

Joint Installation Recap by Spencer Butte Lodge and Rebekah

A joint installation conducted by Spencer Butte lodge Noo IOO FP and the Rebekabe on Tuesday evening met with evident success. Officers installed included Rebekaha Mesdames J M Williams NG Joel Ware VG Geo Croner Con J O Watts War J W Kays Treas Anna Holden RA N Gi F A Rankin LS N G Jessie Peter Chap. IOOF details list numerous members and roles. WA LOCLUB PATENTALIA He Mra J Horm entertained the MA L Clap during a regular session with many attendees and a pleasant afternoon attendance as ladies filled the room with chatter and socializing.

Spencer Butte Lodge Noo Rebekaha Mesdames M Svarverud Los Bessie Day Mary Lindley Maggie Simmons M Whitmore Jennie Marsh Mrs L Jackson Hunt T M Retehaw BF Dorris WM Green Whitsos W Pollock Watten Ra NG BB Hunt Lis Nt F A Raskin H McClung W Kaye Ros SS Ww Lakin J A Cleland Ehagiais C R Deyle Warden

Oregon hop deal put to growers in Salem

The Oregon Hop Growers Association will this week finalize storage and shipment discussions in Portland leaving about 1000 bales in its hands. A large turnout of growers is expected in Salem Saturday to consider Lilienthal Bros of New York City financing the hop crop under specific conditions.

Salem Statesman Oregon Hop Growers’ Association Portland Manger Jas Winstanley H Jo Ottenheimer Lilienthal Bros New York City

Home Truths Over Sewing Machine Troubles

A letter from Susan complains of her husband Evoent’s late return after sending twenty pounds for a sewing machine. She praises the Leversaw model bought at Barker Gap Works as inexpensive and effective, noting it made dresses and aprons. A misadventure with Bob caused cat and dog chaos, mess in Mrs Hamilton’s soap, and neighbors’ anger. Susan pleads for his immediate return.

Barker Gap Works Weil Susan Bob Jane J Ene

Market prices for July 13, 1900

July 13 1900 prices list Butter 20 to 35 cents per pound Woel lée Poultry 650 to 450 per hundred Dried prunes 5 to 51 cents Flour 10 per sack Dates 25 to 5 cents quality dependent Dealers require samples before purchasing Potatoes 5 cents per pound cash per bushel Eggs 12 cents Wheat 60 cents Kernels 2 to 5 cents

Lée Poultry

Why He Bought Wholesale. A New Yorker recounts ticket tricks

A slender stranger explains buying tickets by the dollar to curb sleight of hand at a Chicago L window. He recalls a $5 bill mischange incident and prefers dollar purchases to avoid temptation. The piece contrasts American hospitality with service challenges in private homes. Also notes egg whites’ digestibility concerns from Ladies' Home Journal.

Harlem New York Mail and Express

Tribute to the Mother in Law’s Substantial Worth

A New York Sun piece notes that men often mock their mothers in law yet rarely tell the truth about their genuine respect. The article claims most writers miss the sincerity, offering a rare tribute to the mother in law’s value.

New York Sun

Aeha and 4 ne ql steamship to Cape Noeme and York sailing

Aeha and four new ship names indicate a steamship voyage to Cape Noeme and Cape York from Svatthe in May. The ship will be an ersgeship with freight capacity around 1000 tons and passenger potential. For more information contact K McMourner, Agent Wiegyeme.

Piret Steamship Cape Noeme Cape York Svatthe Mayle Senger K. McMourrner Ewen Paetthe Wiegyeme

No clear event title in quoted fragment

A fragmented quote contains garbled lines about returning home intoxicated and a possible dispute, attributed to Ally Shope. The readable content lacks a connected incident, location, or dates to form a proper news item.

Salyjees

Tam Bark Wanted At Kogene Tannery Ad

Inquire of Haimes and Company at Kogene tannery regarding a tam bark wanted. Details indicate payment terms and contact for the inquiry.

Conde Tam Bark Will Pey Haimes & Company Kogene Tannery

Pay Your Dog Tax Notice Within City Limits

Notice to all dog owners to call at the recorder’s office to pay the dog tax within the corporate limits. Chief of Police J S Stiles directs enforcement and warns of penalties for nonpayment.

Emee J S Stiles

For Sale Good bay for cow near Eugene bridge

A local classified note offers good bay suitable for feeding cows at 2.50 dollars per ton cash. Inquiries directed to Joskim Davis living at a home near the north end of the Eugene bridge.

Eugene Bridge Joskim Davis

Bark Wanted for Cash at Green's Grocery

Green's grocery store offers the highest cash price for chittim bark. Bring your chittim bark to W Sanders to receive payment.

W Sanders Green's

Groves Tasteless Tonic Ad Sparks Town Call to Vincent & Co

A local druggist offers Groves Tasteless Tonic for chills malaria and ill health, advertised as pleasant as Lemon Syrup with no cure no pay terms. An extraordinary customer prompted inquiry. for details call Vincent & Co.

Vincent & Co

Men Wanted for Saginaw Sawmills and Camp

Hoath Kelley Lumber Company seeks twenty men for work at Saginaw sawmills and logging camp. Applicants should report to company office for assignment and conditions.

Saginaw The Hoath-Kelley Lumber Company

House Wanted Near Business Center

Five to seven room house sought within three or four blocks of the business center. Rent to be reasonable with a signed twelve month or longer lease. Rent paid promptly. Address to box 121 with location details.

Busin

Cure a Cold in One Day Promises From Laxative Brand

Advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day with a money back guarantee if it fails. Claims E. W. Ciove’s signature on each box and lists price as 2 cents.

All Druggista E. W. Ciove

Whale Oil Soap Samples Offered by Eugene Soap

Hopgrowers are invited to call at the Eugene Soap on O Street near Olive for samples and price information on whale oil soap produced by Etorne Soar Uo.

Eugene Sth Olive

Experience Remedy Ad for Coughs and Croup

An old advertisement touts Acker's English Remedy for coughs colds or croup promising immediate relief with a money back offer if it fails. Sold by W L DeLano in the listing.

Acker W L DeLano

Tile For Sale Fight Inch Tile For Sale

Fragmentary notice from Goakp office lists Lequire of J K Campbell involved in a tile sale dispute. No clear date or location. details are unreadable beyond the names and object referenced.

Ale Lequire J K Campbell Goakp

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Eugene City Guard William J. Bryan Willamette Pleasant Hill Edenvale Ora Reed Natron Mra Keel Salem JD Baughman Mabel Thia P N Bhelley Grea Childres Dorcas rShayenn Tien Tsin China London Seymour Cure Foo Social Daily Guard Loclub Patevtalia Mra J Horm MA L. Clap Kadies Preent Mesdwares Ie Bith Minnie Backman W WH Abratas Robert Pratt C M Young CW Lowe L. L Whitston F W Prectice William Yorsu Macy British Columbia GN Frager J M Kays F M Wilkins R Mc Oregon Growers’ Association Bill Evoent Loew Marke Hood Sacaparilla Wisconsin Anca Sutherland Kalamazoo G. C. Broderick Man and Plies Medler-in-law Aeha House Sorosis Ay 4 Henderson Undertaners Whalmers Gor Wil Sis Thomd Ffson Thompson K & M Thompson G Thompson S &L Thompson E Thompson S. H. Friendly Jones Chain HE Jones Loughmiller Peter J. U. Green & Son T!sphone Sidehoari DAY & Henderson
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