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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1900
Page
4
Carl Schurz argues imperialism threatens democracy and the US must repudiates it by defeating McKinley. He warns aggressive conquest undermines universal suffrage and liberties, urging conservatives to resist schemes that profit a few while harming laboring classes.
An advertisement extols Dr. R V Pierce’s Favorite Prescription claiming it cured over a million women and offering free consultation by letter. It cites a testimonial from Lena Halstead of Claremore and promotes the Golden Medical, Pleasant Pellets, and Medical Adviser pamphlet, with a note about a paper-bound edition available for 21 stamps.
The speaker stresses democracy as duty not just rights but respect for others. It asserts America must uphold its founding principles and reject temptations that erode fidelity to government of the people by the people for the people.
Colonel Joseph Eibroeck editor of the Iowa State Anzeiger, once a Palmer and Buckner backer, now supports Bryan and Stevenson. A staunch sound money advocate, he believes free silver is no longer a major issue and that imperial policy worries push him back to the old party.
Market list shows Butter 25 to 50 cents per roll Wool poultry 850 to 450, dried prunes 8 to 9 cents, fleur 80 cents each, Osala 4 cents, potatoes 75 cents per 100, kegs 16 cents, wheat 45 to 45 cents, hops 5 cents.
Hopgrowers are invited to call on the Eugene Soap o, Sth street mewr Olive, for samples and prices of whale oil soap. Evaenk Soar Co. Is improving. Miss Nannie Paddock, registrar and stenographer at the University of Oregon, Eugene, has returned home after illness at Salem hospital. Many friends in Eugene will be glad to hear the news.
Fragmented ad copy claims weak lungs invite germs causing consumption and pneumonia. It urges immediate use of Scott’s Emulsion to strengthen the lungs and “drive out the germs,” with garbled wording and unclear dosage.
A long list of jurors election judges and clerks from the June term is recorded, including Robt Patterson E Powers KH Payne Pollock Herron Wilcox Wright Bogart England Jack Vaughn Jason Neely Tailaan Uf sutherland Bailey Richardson Hawley Price Philipps Sherwood Scapp Baker Ostrander Wintermeier Norris Beckley Webber Boss Wilkins Wilkins Wintermeier Stiles Evans Doak Kimball Withrow Cummings Toman Jones Taylor Inman McClure Taylor Hays Duckworth Emmons Armitage and others with associated fees and notes on road supervisors and witnesses. local news follows.
New York July 23 At a Tammany Hall committee meeting resolutions condemning war for conquest without Congress authorization and denouncing monopolies. The text affirms democracy, national honor, and patriotic unity under Democratic success.
Court House items include mortgage assignments and real estate transfers. Transfers cover Martha E Allen to J Ferguson and others, Lane county plots, and detailed acreages with values. Circuit Court entries list estates, judgments, and attorney notes. Marriage license issued to F Holburt and Miss Sadie Cum_inline.
An advertisement extols iron nerve and vitality from King’s New Life Pills, claiming they strengthen brain and body when stomach liver kidneys and bowels are weak. Sold at DeLano’s drug store with a seat WE? locale.
An 19th century advertisement claims Acker's Blood Elixir cures scrofulous syphilitic poisons and other blood diseases. It touts positive evidence of impurity, promises purification, and offers bottles for sale by WL DeLauo with a positive guarantee.
Notice from County Treasurer AS Parreros at Eugene dated July 21 1900 states all Lane County warrants from 7507 to 7344 will be paid on presentation after July 10 1900 and interest ceases July 28 1000.
Ellis Whattam and Geo Norris report satisfactory jetty work at the Siuslaw mouth with improved channel and longer dep waters. Blue River mine owners Sharkey and F E are up for a clean-up and plan to pipe water to run all stamps. low snow last winter reduced water supply. Jonathan Conger threshed 100 bushels from sixty acres west of Eugene and abandoned the rest as uneconomical. Albany Democrat notes a bill to toll the steel bridge in Albany. Junction City sees a wedding of C F Hurlburt and Miss Sadie Cummings. An endorsement from J W Lynch of Dorr, WV praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after a rapid recovery. sold by WoL D Lane.
Day and Henderson Undertaxers and Embalmers operate at the cor Wilma and 7th streets offering tax relief and embalming services to local residents and families in need of affordable arrangements.
Goop Day's Rouw Wendling mill cut 171000 feet of te on Tuesday and ordered an additional donkey engine to be built at Fraver's foundry in the city.
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