Bargains at Yoran's Shoe Store in City and County
Bargains advertised at Yoran's Shoe Store in City and County on July 2 offer discounted footwear. Store promotes deals across men and women styles with limited quantities and early hours.
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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1901
Page
8
Bargains advertised at Yoran's Shoe Store in City and County on July 2 offer discounted footwear. Store promotes deals across men and women styles with limited quantities and early hours.
Spraying hops across the river will begin Monday near F L Dan Linton and at F L Chambers. Other items include first class photos at low prices, a three-seat buggy, graniteware deals, and lumberyard updates at F L Chambers. Baseball at Lake Creek and Smithfield Sunday, warehouse lease at Junction City, rubber goods at Griffin Hardware, brick work completed on a Heli & Boa grocery, survey activity in Bohemia District, and a July 20 market by the Ladies Aid at Titus building Willamette street. Six mining claims in Blue River district to be surveyed by Deputy Surveyor Collier under Surveyor-General Meldrum. Racine buggies scarce, more cars due July 80, and second-hand light Wagons offered by F L Chambers.
White Man M A Hogarty of Lexington Kentucky turns yellow with jaundice and suffers greatly. Doctors offer no relief until Electric Bitters is tried. After two bottles he claims full recovery. A tested remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles at 50 cents by WL DeLano.
Grom opens a new livery stable at the corner of Fifth and Willamette with fine turnouts and carriages recently driven in from Portland. Mr Groaslee handles Milwaukee harvest rig machinery for the operation.
Portland announces an illustrated souvenir distributed for the Lewis and Clark Centennial and American Pacific Exposition. Oregon Pan-American Commission, with Feaslee Brothers, will publish 25,000 copies in Buffalo to serve Buffalo Fair visitors, featuring Oregon resources, Portland role, and maps of Oregon and the Pacific.
An 1900s court house item list includes chattel mortgage details and real estate transfers. Properties change hands among Beagle, Withers, McGrath, Groes, Bennett, Rose, and others with amounts ranging from 1600 to 1675.17 dollars. Probate court orders adopt Hazel Etta Wheeler as a ward and guardianship actions over John Frank and James Martin. A license is issued for John N Tie and Mary Van Pryeel with witnesses.
Cole Younger aged 56 and Jim Younger aged 54, along with Cole’s brothers, are freed after a quarter century in Missouri and Minnesota prisons. The Younger clan, famed since the Civil War era for the Northfield raid and subsequent trials, faced parole after a long board of pardons process amid appeals from bishops, legislators, and prominent citizens.
An American syndicate may buy a leading line of British ships to dominate global commerce, reflecting American leadership in such trades. The ad promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a universal remedy for digestive issues, nerves, malaria prevention, and blood purification, urging household use.
A committee led by Gireen L C Steels and J 8 Stiles circulated a petition among city grocers to close shops at 7 o clock each night except Saturday beginning July 22 1901 with dissolution by consent. All but three have signed. list includes JU Green & Son W B McKINNEY LC SKPRESS E D MATLock and others.
Samuel White of Baker City is named the new chairman of the Democratic State Committee. A Georgia native, 41, he arrived in Oregon in 1885, built a Baker City base, and previously ran for district attorney in 1896, winning in 1898 and 1900. Observers see the shift as favorable to George Chamberlain, with White and Chamberlain as close allies shaping the party’s course.
Citizens who promised or intend to furnish wood for the guard on account should notify immediately when they can deliver and specify the kind of wood. Prompt information is requested and neglected requirements are noted.
Farm of 312 acres at Dexter in Lane county Oregon lies 18 miles southeast of Fugelle and is fully fenced with 100 acres under cultivation bal ance pasture and timber. Good buildings including a silo, good water and level land. Nearby daily mail service post office store and schoolhouse. Also two 160 acre stock ranches with improvements and unlimited range. For particulars contact Handsaker Eugene or J W Guiley Trent Oregon.
Ed Howe leases Belknap Hot Springs for the 1901 season promising good treatment at the health resort. Patrons can expect splendid camping grounds with mountain water, convenient wood, and reasonable board and lodging terms at Belknap Springs Oregon. Malaria and impure blood cures mention Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic.
Notice is given that on Monday August 12 1901 between 9 am and 4 pm with a 10 am sale each day at the southwest door of the County Court House in Eugene Lane County Oregon the sheriff will sell to the highest bidder for cash all lands Lane County or other public corporations have acquired by tax sale. Dated Sunday July 1001. W W Wirners Sheriff Lane County Oregon.
Al Montgomery offers trips to mountains mines or McKenzie Springs with a near by hotel and stables. Property details include 6461 acres with 100 acres cultivated, rest open prairie, running water, timber, groom house and barn that can hold 103 tons of hay, two miles from depot and post office near a public school. Asking price $12 per acre. inquiries directed to Campbell Guakp.
209 cards of maple wood for sale at a location three miles northeast of Springfield on McKenzie bottom. Contact R&A Veros in Eugene Oregon for details.
Market quotes show butter 25 to 40 cents per roll Wool 120 Poultry 350 to 450 per dozen Dried prunes 3 to 5 cents Flour 75 per sack Eggs 16 to 23 cents Wheat 45 cents Hop s 12 to 13 cents Potatoes per bushel data and other items listed with varying cents.
A historic notice warns readers away from catarrh products containing mercury. It asserts mercury damages the senses and system, urges prescriptions from reputable physicians, and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by FJ Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio as the safe option with testimonials available.
Salem Journal reports a Lane and Dough counties source predicting state convention delegates from 200 counties to back KR Booth for governor with Detrit Atterner Brown and LT Hare ris overseeing the push. Marion county Republicans organize early to rally against Geer and Simon, aiming to sustain weekly pressure until primaries, while Lowell’s circular letter for governor is seen as ineffective.
The GUARD announces a limited time deal with the New York World offering ten free copies of the Monthly World Magazine for ten months to new or old subscribers. The 32 page color illustrated publication features romance travel fiction fact and science with famed literary contributors and comic pages. Sample copies are available by requesting a postal card and mailing to GUARD Eugene Oregon with Lane County mention.
Act of the Oregon Legislative Assembly approved February 23, 1901 requires public auction of lands with old tax certificates. If a Sheriff’s deed is invalid or title is defective, the court orders refund of full purchase price plus warrant issued. Order dated July 6, 1901.
Dazzles the world with claimed cures for consumption pneumonia hemorrhage pleurisy bronchitis and various coughs hays fever and hay fever. Sold by W L DeLane who guarantees satisfaction or refund. Large bottles 50 cents and 1.00 trial bottles free.
An old advertised remedy touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as safer for malaria chills fever and as a superior treatment. It includes claims of a refund if not effective and notes the box bears Grove's insignia. The item mentions a doctor prescription and a price reference, plus a brief note about a couple named Mr and Mrs George Lriggs and a daughter.
Property offers 176 acres of level land with good houses barns and an orchard situated 20 miles east of Eugene on the main travel road toward the springs and Blue River mines. Also notes recent officer installations at a meeting, puppet served, and a local bargain offer for wood or trade.
Special to the Guard reports the Epworth League convention opened in San Francisco with 25,000 visitors at Mechanics Pavilion Alhambra Theatre and Metropolitan Temple. Great crowds fill the city as meetings proceed through the day and night.
Blue River mining district in Lane county attracts attention as properties are developed and capital flows in. Great Northern mine bonded to Wisconsin men for 50000 dollars amid further negotiations on other claims. Insane resident I N Duckworth, 75, from Sage county, examined by Judge H K Kincaid and doctors, sent to Salem asylum after returning from Spokane where he was deemed insane. Cause linked to old head injury and long-standing melancholia.
The fragment signals a health warning about drug use with unclear product names and dubious claims. It references treatment for malaria and other illnesses and mentions payment or cost implications. The text is garbled and lacks verifiable entities or a clear event.
Albany column reports W Gilson, former Albany barber, plans to move to Oregon in September or October after the bottom fell out there. He repeats that C W Watts's body is not buried and the box remains at Mr Greene's undertakers, who offered to open it if expenses were paid. Also notes Unclesam Mining & Milling Co officials from St Johns Mich visiting for a new five stamp mill in Blue River district. boiler arrival at Springfield to be installed on Uncle Bambo property. T E Moree arrested at Creswell for assault and battery on Mrs DeBeau. trial postponed due to deputy prosecutor in Portland.
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