Colored Oral Shoes REPUBLICAN CONVENTION Ad
A bold catalog style notice touts colored oral shoes at low prices. The text combines political branding with a sale, urging readers to grab deals amid hot weather. No concrete event or date is given.
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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1900
Page
5
A bold catalog style notice touts colored oral shoes at low prices. The text combines political branding with a sale, urging readers to grab deals amid hot weather. No concrete event or date is given.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a busy local sale day at Jorams Shoe Store with window displays, assorted tools, and farm equipment. Mentioned items include Deering mowers and binders, carriers, and a parade charge, plus references to Portland trips, Dyspepsia Cure advertisements, and community notices about forthcoming Fourth of July events.
Delegates at the June convention, after ardent cheers and a mass display, nominate McKinley for president by acclamation and Theodore Roosevelt for vice president likewise by acclamation. Senator Hanna of Ohio is named national chairman amid enthusiastic support.
An ad fragment notes price points from $1.00 to $2.00 for men’s heavy shoes with various sizes and stock, indicating quick movement and limited remaining inventory.
A historical summary notes William McKinley born 1843 and rising from private to major, later Ohio governor and senator, and his 1896 presidential victory over Bryan. It also profiles Theodore Roosevelt born 1856 in New York City, his early literary interests, Rough Riders service, and 1903 election as New York governor preceding the vice presidency.
The report describes severe wheat crop damage across Minnesota North Dakota and Manitoba with June 1 as the turning point. The most conservative outlook suggests yields may fall well short of last year's levels and only enough for feed in North Dakota.
Special to the Guard reports Wheat prices edged higher in Portland on June 21 as the Lit pool market settled from a CAamerican session. The brief note notes a modest gain with limited details on buyers or exact figures.
Reports from Norfolk Virginia state that a company of Marines from the Norfolk Navy Yard will be sent to Washington Marine Barracks. Twenty eight men under two sergeants and corporals will join the Fourth Battalion bound for San Francisco and overland embarkation to China. More men may be drafted from yard battalions for service in Chinese waters.
Independence June 2 reports orders to dismantle the steamer Gypsy which was snagged and sank. Crew is removing machinery for shipment to Portland and the vessel’s bull will be burned.
A complete list of the first road supervisors elected by the people under the new law is published. Names include Scott, Daud, Mosby, Hawley, Beott, Mays, Dean, Deming, Perkins, Chapman, Nelson, Gibson, Edwards, Sutton, Emmons, Miller, Kirby, Hebert, Gates, Smith, Donal m, Smith, Nichols, Gates, and many others, with numerous figures and initials following each entry.
Mixed OCR text shows renewal chattel mortgage for real estate 20 acres in section 36, mining locations in Bohemia and Blue Miner districts, court motions in Circuit Court with demands to make complaint more definite, marriage notices, and probate petition for support of minor children. Names include J Aili, Gilmore, White, R Francis, Jack Garner, Maudie claim, Geo Fisser, W T Campbell, Lickingr, Ira E Hamilton, Ethel A Moore, Pear C Lakin, Woodcock, Derrin, August Fischer estate.
Historical health trends show longer average lifespans and better vitality due to modern ideas and methods. A noted tonic, stomach Bitten, is claimed to aid digestion and stomach woes, with fifty years of use and many testimonials praising its benefits.
The Fourth Regiment band rehearses with improvised instruments awaiting a new leader. They aim to provide the major portion of music for the July celebration and to entertain the encampment on July 7. The next practice is scheduled for Monday night, June 25, with a new unit to join soon.
Pendleton EO June 20 reports a dangerous wind like a hot north wind blowing northwest. The thermometer reads high in the shade and farmers say grain remains largely safe, though some fields could suffer if the wind shifts to the north or northeast.
A dramatic notice claims a monster devil fish destroys victims by constipation and promises a safe cure with Dr King's New Life Pills. The ad also notes a carload of Manila binding twine arriving at 14 cents per unit at F L Chambers and W L De Lancs Drug Store.
Mrs Beveridge wife of United States Senator Albert J Beveridge of Indiana died in a Daneville New York sanatorium this morning from heart failure after several months of illness.
Goddess of Liberty contest narrows as Alas Carrie Paine leads with steady votes. Campaigns heat up as rivals begin canvassing. top two vote-getters set to challenge for honors. Linn Drag Company claims 88 votes today to boost support for candidates listed in order of standings.
The Eugeos Lea & Savings Bank reports a stable financial position as of June 16, 1900 under current management. Assets include depositories, securities, and merchandise. liabilities show capital and undivided profits. A new building is under construction to improve operations and accommodate rising business.
Pearl Luckey of this city has several poems accepted by the Portland Oregonian. The pieces printed show humor and grave themes, revealing a charming literary style with piquant thought and depth of sentiment. Miss Luckey has received numerous expressions of praise for her work.
A quiet ceremony occurred at the Lakin residence on Ferry Street with Mine Pearl Constance Lakin and Walter Shelly as principals. Rev Morton Leese officiated assisted by bridesmaid Miss Clarice Evenson and best man Frank White as guests offered light refreshments and well wishes.
G H ILSON of Liverprese Burgettstown Washington Co Pa reports severe stomach pains last night. After a dose of Chamberlins Cod Liver Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from Swento Miller & McCurdy it fixed him right. He would not endure the illness again for fifty times its price. Sold by W L DeLano.
Mrs Georg Long of New Straitaville Ohio credits Dr Kiggs New Discovery with curing her lingering cough and saving two lives. She and her husband were relieved by one bottle breaking a severe pneumonia attack and she endorses the remedy for throat chest and lung troubles. Trial bottles may be free at W L DeLano s Drug Store with guaranteed results for ec and 1 00 per bottle.
Kobt Jackson, a young man living at Kiddie, was hunting deer when he tried to crawl under a fallen tree with his gun. The weapon discharged, the ball entered the chest just above the panel and passed through the lungs, killing him instantly.
It saved his leg after six months of a frightful running sore. P A Danforth of LaGrange Ga reports a complete cure in ten days with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Also touted for ulcers wounds burns boils and piles with a cure guaranteed. Sold by W L DeLano, druggist.
A Paris dispatch to the Times reports several deputies believe France's stance in China is delicate. They suspect ally Russia seeks to profit from current disorder and favors prolonging it, so France’s help to end it would challenge Britain and Russia alike.
Lane county warrants from 6963 to 7174 will be paid on presentation at the county treasurer’s office in Eugene with interest ceasing June 20 1909. Dated June 1900. County Treasurer of Lane County.
John E Clifford of Norwood House reports a winter whooping cough outbreak affecting his children. He credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with relieving the cough and curing the illness, noting it was effective for croup in past use. The remedy is sold by WL DeLano.
An advertisement notes a fast Pacific to Atlantic train via Canadian Pacific with inquiry address H H Absbott 146 Third Street Portisod. Justice Court—A preliminary hearing today before Justice Win termeir at the courthouse. case involves Mre ordelia Heynolds versus Deere and Pred Larneon with Opraod Attorneys L T Harris and J M Williame for defendants.
T N Segar is fitting up the Ebbert warehouse for a fruit depot. TR Segaries leased the Ebbert Warehouse on Pearl Street near the railroad to handle packing grading and processing of Oregon fruit. Lane county fruit men welcome the venture as such a house has long been a necessity.
An advertisement from J Cagney & Co of Toledo offers a one hundred dollar reward for a case of Calarra claimed non sour by Hall’s Cumarb Cum. The firms promote Hall’s Career Cure as a blood medicine taken internally and sold for 75 cents per bottle with testimonials free.
A notice from the Eugene Oregon post office announces a one cent charge for letters given out and asks patrons to state when advertised. Dated June 21, 1900, list includes Anderson Miland Benner W M Cook Miss Emma LaFrance Jno Parker W J Wilson O G Wood Miss Lillie Templeton Mra M J H F McConrnacek P M.
W Sanders pays the highest cash price for chittim bark. Bring your supply to Green's grocery store for sale.
Delegates Evecrep The Woodman convention held at Medford Wednesday elected HH Veatch one of the delegates to the Head Camp which meets in Salt Lake City Utah W E Wilcox was elected afterward Mre GD Linn of Eugene was elected delegate to the Head Circle which also meets in Salt Lake City Nome Bound Freer Letters from those who sailed from Portland on the steamship Elder state that the vessel with all the rest of the Nome bound feet was at Dutch Harbor waiting for the ice pack to break up so that the voyage northward could be continued.
Parcel listing shows 220 acres of fertile farm land near Coburg Ur. Seller notes quality soil and potential for farming operations. Interested buyers should contact local broker for details and scheduling.
The item lists cheap second hand buggies at F L Chambers and advertising as a profitable investment. Jones & Co plan a 10000 foot sawmill at Blue River townsite with 12 hour capacity. Also notes Bain wagon and Bein buggy ads, a June 25 buggy release, plus hotel staffing changes and a large Eugene Fourth celebration anticipated with widespread county interest.
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