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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1900
Page
8
Fragments describe auctions on July sheds and farm implements at F L Works with mowers wagons tandem frames and binders. Mentions Dr Lowe February items and a buyer’s note about payments and repairs. A testimonial cites relief from pain and indeterminate remedies and local shop names appear.
Construction officials announce that the Mohawk railroad track will be laid starting Wendling ahead of August. The project involves regional engineers and the railway company coordinating month end progress and expected timelines for completion.
The report notes construction activity on the McKenzie river project with a forthcoming half mile of track laid today, a 12:15 deadline for work, and a warning of potential delays. Crop prospects across the Pacific coast look mixed with fewer hops and reduced unsold stock in Oregon reported at about 5,000 bales. In New York state yards condition varies by care, while dry weather slows growth in some areas.
The document lists Eugene Company officers for the Fourth Regiment including Colonel Geo O Yoran as colonel, Lt Colonel J M Poorman, Majors J L May and R H Leabo, and other staff such as surgeon Mega M H Ellie and adjutant Capt F L Chambers. Also detailed are sergeants and numerous privates from multiple companies in the Eugene area, with a roster of names for Company A 4M Eugene and associated musicians and staff.
A man named Lyman drowned while attempting to dislodge a log entangled in a drift on the Eugene log drive at Oppite Natron. Coroner Griffin and Dr J W Harris rushed to scene. a jury later found accidental drowning with no fault. Body found about 1 minute after boat brought. funeral set for July 18 at 10 a.m. in Masonic cemetery. Lyman born April 1 1857 in New York, came to Oregon in 1892.
Campbell Bros request immediate notification from those who have promised and those who intend to furnish wood on account. Please state when you can bring the wood and the kind to be supplied.
A female health ad claims beauty comes from health and proper body function. It links constipation, kidney issues, and impure blood to pimples and dull skin, then promotes Esoteric Bitters as a universal cure for stomach, liver, and kidney regulation, nerve strength, and a glowing complexion sold at W L Le Lapos Drag Store.
Special to the guard reports a fire destroying the residence of Chas W Starr occupied by C J Farrar today at noon. Loss about 300 dollars with no insurance. Farr saved most goods. Fire traced to a defective stovepipe. Starr works for Eugene Flouring Mills.
Buffalo July 11 National Committeeman Normeo Mack said Mr Bryan desires notification in a Western city. He favored the large central states or New York as a base for its importance. He noted New York would likely join the Democratic column in the looming election.
Dr D B Cargile reports four bottles of Electric Bitters cured Mrs Brewer of scrofula after years of suffering. The tonic is praised as the best blood purifier, aiding eczema ulcers and running sores while boosting liver kidneys and digestion. Priced 50 cents, DeLano druggist. Also notes arrivals in Prineville, a logging accident near Eugene, and local business moves and a death in July 1900.
Court notes approve mortgage satisfaction of 3700 and 500 deed. transfers include H A Gilfrey to Geo T Sears for 54 acres. W D Kayetux to M G Evans interest paid. Janitor William M Sherman appointed. overseer M Dority resigns, M Goodellus fills vacancy. expropriates appointed LH Johnson and LW Pots. bids for crushed rock on Cantrel lane authorized. South county road established. circuit court and commissioners court actions listed. numerous electors registered. Herron to Mary Caldwell property transfer. Tenino mining claim located on Bine River.
Notice from a administrator states merchandise, shelving, counters and a safe from the estate of A V Peters will be sold at private sale or public auction. The invoice will be ready for examination by next Monday. Interested parties are urged to call the administrator for information.
The Paris Exposition showcase of the United States features an open volume of lessons from dedicated effort and energy. The Government Building stands completed, representing national progress, while a noted domestic remedy, Stomach Bitters, is praised as an unrivaled bowel aid sold by all druggists.
A dated list shows letters awaiting pickup at the Pomusiop post office with a one cent charge on all letters. Recipients include Burrs Ed Bowe Fie Campady Bev LL Owed Wayward Hreeace Welroes Amn Vivian Montgomery Chas Plate Clegnemis Stewart Gilchrist Smith Mise Leona Thompson Tomlinson E A and others. Callers are asked to state when advertised and to note the one cent fee.
Owing to C H Harper’s death, the Winter and Harper piano and organ department will be run directly by Kohler and Chase of San Francisco. Geo F Craw and H Morris will operate in Eugene Oregon, at the Block south of the Hoffman Hogg Ninth Street. The old Dr Gill home near First Presbyterian church is demolished and moved for remodeling by Hendricks, with street realignment and a proposed driveway past the big fir trees.
A West Jefferson man, after twelve months of rectal fistula pain, rejected costly surgery. He claimed Bucklin’s Arnica Halve cured him using five boxes, while a salve was sold by W L LeLano, a local druggist, at two cents a bet.
The teachers annual county institute begins Monday July 30 1900 and runs five days through August 3. All teachers with state or petty certificates may attend by law. Three instructors will be present and efforts aim to make the institute profitable and interesting. W M Miller County Superintendent.
An endorsement from eye E Hartgerink of Avorisel Michigan praises Road Dyspepsia Cure noting immediate relief and pleasant taste. Vincent Co Drug Store markets the remedy as the best friend for dyspeptics while warning Osn fails as a cure.
Notice that warrants from 7175 to 7508 will be paid on presentation at the treasurer's office after July 10 1900. Warrant numbers cease after July 10 1900. Dated Eugene July 9 1900 by County Treasurer AS Patrerson.
A fragmentary notice advertises a warm sale within a mile of Marketeng offering a large balm and lumber suitable items. Two other parcels on the plot and a bargain price of 14 dollars per acre are listed. Addams RF Baker & Co at Junction City Hotel promote the sale.
An advertisement asserts deafness results from an inflamed Eustachian tube and cannot be cured by local applications. It offers one hundred dollars for any catarrh deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and directs readers to request a circular from Corny & Co. Toledo, Ohio, with Druggists listed.
N Begar seeks green Italian prunes and Bartlett pears in small lots for his Eastern house with bids from 12 to 1 dollars per ton. The note hints spying as a pastime but favors drying alternatives.
Notice warns tree trimmers to inform the Light Company before 4 o'clock p m when cutting trees that may break wires. Broken wires risk danger if left hanging over the street. Evoene Liaw Co.
A Portland letter from WLD Wisdom secretary of the state fair dated July 2 announces county exhibit premiums raised to 200 for first, 100 for second, 75 for third and 9 for fourth. Eight counties will compete this year and the letter urges strong county representation.
Mr Vaughan operates one of the finest Jersey cow herds in the county and guarantees the best pure milk. He serves old customers and actively welcomes new ones, continuing the dairy business with reliable supply.
W A Hines of Manchester Indiana recounts a near fatal battle with lung disease from measles. After frequent hemorrhages and persistent coughing doctors predicted death until Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption cured him. He praises the remedy as worth five dollars a bottle and notes many others cured. Regular size bottles priced at 50 cents and 1.00, trial bottles free at W L DeLano’s Drug Store.
An epidemic of whooping cough last winter led John E Clifford of Norwood House Norwood NY to praise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for his children's relief and complete cure. The remedy is sold by WL DeLano.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for stomach and liver issues. It promises a splendid appetite, sound digestion, and regular bodily habit, claiming to restore health and energy. Available for 5 cents at W. L. DeLano’s Drug Store.
10 acres for sale with 100 acres under cultivation balance pasture and woodland. Suitable for cattle or sheep ranch with good out range. New house and barn. Ranch has water near house. Located 20 miles west of Eugene and 6 miles west of Elmira. Address J M Stephens Elmira Oregon.
Old spelling ad proclaims Bucklen’s Arnica Halve cures skin eruptions and a wide range of ailments from fevers and sores to bruises and chapped hands. It claims disease relief, pain drive and guaranteed results, offered for 25 cents a box by W L De Lano Drugstore.
The Pang' stable at Fugeoe seeks cavalry horses aged 107 years with a weight range of 25 to 1060 Iba. Interested applicants should report to SreWwaR T and Rano for screening and placement.
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