What's Your Face Worth A Dr King's New Life Pile ad
An old time testimonial style ad claims skin benefits from Dr Kings New Life Pile. It touts rosy cheeks and a rich complexion and notes the product is available for 750 at W L DeLane's drug store.
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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1901
Page
8
An old time testimonial style ad claims skin benefits from Dr Kings New Life Pile. It touts rosy cheeks and a rich complexion and notes the product is available for 750 at W L DeLane's drug store.
The Easter issue notes the Supreme Council of the 33rd degree in Washington conferred advancement to the 83rd degree on four Eugene Masons, Vasnne Mest H Ackeny and Jas F O Robinson. Friends and Eugene citizens congratulate the fraters on this high honor awarded by the supreme national grand body.
Daily Geare reports woolen mill promoter H D Wagnon awaiting partner Hirech to come to Eugene for erection plans. In Springfield Ore, FM Strobin and Lucy Fawyer wed Oct 16 1901 at 4 30 pm with Rev H Brown officiating. Strobin, from North Yakima Wash, is employed by Booth Kelly Lumber Co Wendling. The couple's relatives attended a simple reception before departing for Wendling for their new home.
In the Pan American stamp issue an upside down illustration boosted value as few were sold. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters touted as a trusted family remedy for weak digestion with a fifty year record, a genuine bottle bearing a private die stamp. Geo Fister buys half stake in Eugene investment Co with M Svarverud to trade real estate as firm relocates to McClung block. Farrow reports town property sales including Mrs Lawrence house to Frank Reisner for 1600 and two West First parcels to Mr and Mrs A B Rowe for 250. Mrs Ann Beall dies at 94 years near Central Point. G Nettle ships 4,000,000 feet of logs to Booth Kelly Lumber Co at Coburg mill.
Voltaire Gurney and his son Robert drowned Monday while working on Nichols brothers log drive near Mapleton. They fell from a raft into about 20 feet of water before fellow workers could help. Bodies recovered about an hour later. Gurney, a longtime Siuslaw resident, aged 55 to 60, leaves a family.
James Wilson was arrested by Policeman Robi Pratt at 4 am on charges of stealing two axes from F M Wilkson and Al Gordon. A hobolsh stripe matching the description led officers to Kev Wilson's woodshed where he was found attempting to steal another axe. He appeared before Justice C A Wintermen and was jailed for 380 days.
Salem October 31 The hop market shows strength and growers who still hold their stock are hopeful of remunerative prices when sold. Many foregrown by men unable to carry stocks have been sold recently, while remaining inventories are held by those who will not sell until prices suit them. Oregon hop growers foresee an early advance due to limited supply versus demand. The Oregon Hop Growers Association continues pool work for shipment to England, with promoters hopeful the best of the crop will go to that market.
Dally Grant records a deal closed at 5 pm yesterday transferring Eugene Soap Works on West Eighth Street to LW Pope and O Bowder from IT Nicklin and Wim Hodes. They plan to quadruple capacity and add baking powder production with Bowder leading that expansion. JH Waseaman remains as soap expert. Bowder and Pope are described as men of means likely to prosper the business.
October 11 1901. Names include Bennett Arda Carter Mrs T T Donnelly Rev Father Ireland Ethel Kennedy T E Meyering E Miller Frank Novinger Hiram Ruat Jelilson Tracy Mrs Agnes Walters Maggie Wade Cecil Zigoer Mrs Eva A charge of one cent will be made on all letters given out. Persons please state when advertised. H F McCormack P M
A digest of court house notices shows multiple chattel and real estate mortgage transfers. Transactions include John J Anderson and Anna J Anderson to F A Johnson for lot 3 block 6 Morse's addition to Florence valued at 400, and many other deeds across Eugene Cottage Grove Packard's addition to Florence with prices from 100 to 1600, detailing names, parcels, and valuations.
Martin Zigner filed suit in Multnomah county seeking to annul a Portland marriage contract entered on May 5. He alleges Eva Zigner claimed to be single but is actually married to Charlie Powell of Eugene. He says he left her after learning of the deception and she and Powell now live together.
Salem hops market reports over 600 bales sold in Salem with rumors of a 100 bale deal. Prices paid ranged from 10 to 103 cents per pound. Eastern buyers active, with expectation of steady improvement as unsold hops largely from about io bands of men capable of holding for higher prices. Dispatch from Moscow Idaho notes Harold Thomas Condon arriving early morning with 9 pounds. congratulations from The Guard.
Wall Street bookmakers see improved odds for Low becoming mayor. Bets were even money this morning as speculation grows about the candidate's chances in New York.
Advertisement offers regular size plates at 45c large white wareh bow 50c large white pitcher 50c white chamber set and saucers decorated cape 60c decorated plates 60c fine china cups and saucers 8c chinaware cheaper than ever. Main highlight is sale on tableware with affordable prices and a contact line 6890.
A Grove product markets TASTELEss CHILI Tonic described as simply iron and quinine in a tasteless form. It carries a no cure no pay policy and is priced at 50 cents.
A group of veterans from the Spanish American and Philippine wars organized a camp at the armory, naming it Camp Yoran after Lieut-Col Geo O Yoran of the Second Oregon. The camp starts with 18 charter members and plans to grow, with officers including Geo O Yoran as Camp Commander and D Larimer as IV Commander. The group meets at the armory, with the first meeting scheduled for the second Tuesday in November.
A garbled line from an OCR page references malaria and a cure named Tonle. The legible fragment mentions impurities in blood and a tasteless chill, with unclear subject names or dates.
The text notes the governor naming the First National Bank as depository for funds raised in Eugene for a monument to the late President McKinley. It also mentions completed work hauling a cache out of the river by Eugene Lamber Co, with logs stacked high, and anticipated high water.
Smeed of Walterville brought to Eugene 3 potatoes weighing 6 pounds 15 of them weighed 32 pounds and one weighed five pounds. They can be consigned at Grow & leven real estate office. Which has larger ones.
The Wells Fargo baggage car raid at Cottage Grove last week left Goldsmith scared and surrendering a rifle. Messenger Charles earned praise for forty minutes of keeping robbers at bay and saving the treasure, while Goldsmith’s whereabouts remain undisclosed. In Eugene, Charlies A Cornell and Lorena Horn wed quietly with family present, and plan to farm near Blair railroad crossing.
A report from New York describes Rev Charles Herald pastor of Bethseda Congregational church as stricken blind while seeking an oculist. He was a prominent preacher in New York City and the item is filed as Special to the Guard. London dispatch notes most English infantry to South Africa as Boers resist. Earl Russell and Mrs Somerville remarried and King Edward's health is flagged as alarming with coronation expectations unsettled by medical debate.
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