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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1900
Page
2
Carl Schurz argues imperialism threatens democracy and urges Americans to repudi ate the policy by defeating McKinley. He warns against foreign domination, warns of aristocratic rule, and calls for a sober national reconsideration of rights, liberty, and constitutional limits.
Fragmented ad text touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as cures for women’s ailments claiming over half a million successes. Includes personal anecdote, promotion of free consultation, and references to medical advisory materials and 19th century style endorsements.
New York July 23 At a Tammany Hall general committee meeting Richard Crocker moved resolutions praising American supremacy as liberty and civil servitude while condemning the war of conquest as unconstitutional and unauthorized by Congress. The text denounces monopolies and urges national honor conservation and justice under democracy.
Col Joseph Eibroeck, editor of the Iowa Staate-Anzeiger, long a Palmer Buckner advocate in 1896, now supports Bryan and Stevenson. He declares free silver no longer an issue, believes monetary standard unlikely to change even with Bryan, and sides against imperialist policy by returning to his old party.
Butter price 25 to 30 cents per roll. Wool 1 lb. Poultry 350 to 450. Prunes dried 8 to 5 cents. Flour 80 cents per unit. Potatoes Old price 75 cents per 100 pounds. Kegs 16 cents. Wheat 45 to 45 cents. Hops 5 cents.
Evaenk Soar Co offers whale oil soap samples and price lists at their Eugene store on Sth Street near Olive. Mise Namnle Paddock, previously hospitalized, has recovered enough to return home with Dr and Mrs W H Byrd, and is the registrar and stenographer at the University of Oregon in Eugene, drawing many friends’ good wishes.
Fragment describes weak lungs and germs causing consumption and pneumonia. Claims Scott's Mullion strengthens lungs to drive out germs and prevent disease, urging immediate use. Contains garbled OCR text with unclear details and stray letters.
Mortgage assignments and transfers listed for multiple parties including Martha E Allen, G McFarland, Wim D Finverty, and J Parker. Lane county parcels referenced. cash amounts shown. Circuit Court actions against Henry Spores with $500 claim and 10 percent interest, attorney fees listed. Bill of Sale records horses. Marriage license issued to F Hulburt and Miss Sadie Cuming.
A sales blurb extols Dr King’s New Life Pills as boosting indomitable will and energy, claiming they improve brain and body power. The item notes availability at WL and De Lano's drug store for 25 cents, appealing to readers troubled by stomach liver kidneys or bowels.
Group Day's Run reports Wening mill cut 171000 feet of timber on Thursday and ordered a new donkey engine to be built at Frazer's foundry in the city.
The field notes a heat wave and good roads as JT Taylor of Elmira builds a barn for Mr Atkison, while Jasper Smith and Jose Rust haul lumber for a new district 129 school. Travelers from Michigan and locals visit Triangle lake and Mary's Peak. Baughman closes a successful term of school, the Blackly band shows progress, and residents urge him to stay another term.
A vintage ad proclaims Acker's blood Elixir cures scrofulous and syphilitic poisons and other blood diseases. It promises quick relief from dull headache feverishness pimples and sores and claims every bottle sells with a positive guarantee through WL DeLano.
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as America's greatest medicine for health and purity of blood. A Vermont reader testimonial credits the remedy with curing longstanding dyspepsia and sick headaches after initial relief.
Ad text fragment mentions sarsaparil products and Hood’s Sarsaparil as cathartic. No clear event, person, or organization is described.
Reports from Stustaw Jerry Ellis Whattam and Geo Norris on a trip to the lower Riuslaw note satisfactory jetty work at the river mouth. The current deep water stretch runs 40 to 50 feet with an increasingly prominent channel, expected to improve the bar as it extends. Lumber interests in Slusian grow with a large mill output.
Day and Henderson, undertakers and embalmers, located at the corner of Wilcox Avenue and Seventh Street, offering funeral services with care and professional arrangements.
Notice that all Lane County warrants numbered 7507 through 744 will be paid on presentation at the county treasurer's office in Eugene. Interest ceases July 25 1900. Dated July 21 1900. Patrickson County Treasurer.
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