Shoes for sale prompt prompts buyer to save money
A fragmented ask inviting readers to buy new shoes and save money by dealing at a seller. It mentions various kinds of shoes and directs attention to where to purchase.
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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1902
Page
8
A fragmented ask inviting readers to buy new shoes and save money by dealing at a seller. It mentions various kinds of shoes and directs attention to where to purchase.
Chambers Hardware features heavy yard wire fencing and glass cabinet photos at Weider Studio offers. New shingle mill at Springfield ready for operations. Crescent bicycles promoted at Chambers Hardware. McGuire's lodging house opens with newly furnished rooms and restaurant across street offers lodging. Henry Grey named post office appointee effective July 1. Domino of timber protection bretrargers and wallpaper remnant stock promoted.
Report from Washington lists the top performers in the carrier delivery examination. Glanno Chessman Jewel Fountain AL Henning and Cheeeman are named as leading candidates. Fountain is noted for high marks.
A fragmentary ad asserts a Virginia woman from Elizabeth City suffered cancer and allegedly was cured by Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The text cites testimonials and prices, mentioning Henderson station and individuals like EB LL Gom and Mrs Simmons, with unclear details.
Al White, a cottage Grove saloon keeper, shot himself, ending a troubled night after marriage tensions with wife Ella Spong. Coroner G W Griffin conducted an inquest at Goshen, with a verdict of death by self-inflicted pistol shot during the night of June 24, 1902. The report notes White had been seen with friend Bert Nuon and had shown signs of mental strain and heavy drinking in the days prior.
Special to the Guard Natron June 24 1902 the marriage of Ben F Keeney and Miss Charity A Taliafero at the Taliafero home Natron with Rev G N War pastor Eugene performing the ceremony. The couple exchanged vows under a floral arch and invited guests including Mrs M R Taliafero and Mре M R Francis. Guests and locals from Goshen Albany Silverton and Sumpter attended as rice showered the couple leaving for their future home. Keeney a deputy assessor for eight years resides on a small farm near Goshen and is highly regarded. the bride known as Dollie is described as popular and admired by many.
Eugene residents skip celebration while Robert Newmiler hosts a July Fourth gathering at the Wallis home place two miles west of town. A shooting match for a fat beef, bicycle and foot races, and bullable music will headline. A country dinner is offered for 25 cents with shade trees, drinks, ice cream, and knickknacks. Also included is a list of unclaimed mail at Eugene post office dated June 25 1902.
Caste Rock Washington June 26 The escapes Tracey and Merrill secured food from farmhouses near here early this morning They were well armed and did not part from their rifles when the food supplies were handed them A sheriff's possession tracks the convicts The densely wooded country though makes their capture improbable J F Markley charged with murder after shooting a Champoeg merchant at his store Public feeling in the vicinity is strongly against him Mineowner Kirkpatrick is missing with liabilities that may reach a million dollars Special to Guam More trouble is expected as a feud leaves two dead and one wounded in nearby Kentucky
A large audience of visiting teachers and citizens gathered at Villard Hall for the opening session of the Western Oregon teachers convention in Eugene. Delegates decorated the hall with flowers and bunting as Prof EU Awler led the opening program and local leaders welcomed guests. The principal address by Prof P L Camptsi of Monmouth analyzed Oregon education progress and urged compulsory library laws and stronger high schools.
Special to the Guard Junction City reports numerous visits and hometown happenings. Boone of Longfom and family enjoy reunion with son from Detroit after fourteen years. Eugene residents Shudley Hamilt and Miss Butler visit, while Persephone Butler from Montouth tours. A bicycle theft led to a trial and jail time, farming transfers occur near Lancaster, and upcoming Fern Ridge wedding to be held.
Henry Walton was examined for insanity before County Judge H RK Kincaid and by Drs Harris and Prentics this forenoon and committed to the Salem insane asylum. A 15 year old Eugene native who had lived in Portland for about 15 years, he returned to Eugene recently and grew nervous and showed insanity signs. He fears imagined plots of being owed riches. He was escorted to Salem by Special Officer Gainey Mathewe. It is hoped he may recover.
Forty second-hand buggies, carts and wagons offered with many good pieces and some worn. Prices very low for quick sale.
This fragment notes Bevill of Old Town Virginia praising Boek len’s Arica Balve as a cure for a child’s eczema and other skin conditions. It claims the remedy relieves cuts, ulcers and eruptions and specifies DeLano's drug store as the outlet.
A Chambersburg man recounts severe six month sickness from hay fever and bronchial illness, praising Dr King’s New Discovery as the marvel that cured him. The ad touts the medicine as a remedy for throat, lung diseases, colds, and bronchial affections with guaranteed bottles and free trial offers at W L DeLano.
The Oregon conference of the United Brethren church met in annual session at Irving beginning at 8 30 morning with Bish Cestle preaching. A large number of delegates from the state and part of Washington attended. The YPBCE convention was held yesterday with enthusiastic turnout. A Eugene delegation attended. A Philometh college trustees meeting is set for this afternoon, Zeigler of Hoff man House serves on the board. Lisk Lioware guaranteed for three years at Chambers Hardware.
Crowds gathered at Bangs Park for the afternoon track meet between KP and WOW squads. The event began after o’clock with the first race. winners included 22-yard dash Crane and Ford from WOW, and KP runners Jennings Knox and Griffo among others. times ranged from 11.2 to 26.2 seconds. The 80-yard dash ended in 8 minutes 20 seconds with Ford and Gibson of WOW taking top honors.
Secretary of State Dunbar released official vote tallies for state offices except governor. Leading candidates include Bonham for Supreme Judge and Beare for Secretary of State, with majorities over opponents. Carson Mathews will build bicycle paths in Eugene area, linking Fifth Street to Blair Street and river road toward Junction, with future extensions hoped for by cyclists.
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