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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1900
Page
8
A collage of storefront offerings and local notices from F L Chambers and associates. Includes boots and footwear promotions, farm seeds, wagons for sale, local speeches by Bishop Barkley, a court case, and assorted regional happenings from The Dalles to Albany with references to area people and activities.
Mrs E Lilly of Antibal Mo, a prominent citizen, narrowly escaped death from typhoid complications and pneumonia after taking Dr King’s New Discovery. She reports rapid relief from the first bottle and now calls it the surest cure for lung troubles. Regular sizes 50c and 1.00, trial bottle free at WoL DeLano’s drug store, with guarantee.
Dated ad proclaims cures for berofulous or syphilitic poisons and other blood diseases with an active guarantee. Promoted by W L DeLano, the copy urges purchase to purify the blood and restore health through Agker's Blood Elixir.
Special dispatches report Tod Sloan’s engagement to ride for the Prince of Wales has been canceled by the prince. Anna Gould Castellane’s debts reach 25 million francs. Her brother George Gould to be trustee faces resistance from the countess. A Boers detachment captures a British outpost of 90 men, loots a mail train. Washington reports a disagreement over Chinese settlement terms with France and the United States rejecting Britain and Germany’s third clause.
Farmers are invited to an afternoon meeting with details to be announced. The notice urges attendance by those engaged in agriculture and requests note of the upcoming date for planning and participation.
A group of religious leaders issue a signed address denouncing the war against the Philippines as immoral and unlawful. They argue the United States cannot justify conquest, urge constitutional limits, and call for America to act as a moral world power without expanding its military establishment. Names include Bigelow, Barber, Bacon, Brown, Capers, Crocker, Spaulding, and others across multiple states.
The largest single armor plate is to be used on the battleship Wiscopela as the port turret plate. It is cut at an angle rather than as a circle arc to better deflect shots. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is recommended for digestive ailments and related conditions.
In Lane county HarrisonfR Kincaid and ER Skipworth were cheated out of many votes by the republican election boards. The recount proved this conclusively. The piece urges Bryan men to watch the judge calling off the vote and to vote personally, stressing that Oregon can be carried if voters come to the polls and their votes are honestly counted.
Salem Journal reports a slowing Oregon hop market with 12 000 to 15 000 bales still in growers hands, others estimate 8 000 to 18 000. Lilienthal Bros claim 5 000 of 80 000 bales produced. Market activity softer though London prices firm. speculators may still push for a corner.
An old retainer ad proclaims Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for any untreatable case. Endorsed by West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin of Toledo. Also touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as safe for headaches and constipation at W L DeLano’s drug store.
Hon J D Matlock and J G Stevenson will address the public on the political issue of the day at Elmira and Junction on Friday November 2 with sessions at 1 40 pm and 7 30 pm. Hon W F Butcher of Baker City will speak in Junction Friday November 2 at 7 50 pm. Hon AR M Veatch will also appear in Saginaw Friday November 2 at 7 50 pm Cottage Grove hosts a talk Saturday November 4 at 7 40 pm.
The schedule lists events in Cottage Grove Wendling Irving and Walker's Station with dates in early November. A Bryan rally is set in Eugene at the Court House after noon on Saturday and evening. Portland figures Bishop H. L. Barkley Col. F. V. Holman and Hoeckera are named among attendees.
Portland dispatch reports S P Company officials expect to trap the Brownsville safe crackers after an attempted burglary. A Brownsville hotel keeper supplied a room, unused, and a local druggist sold nitroglycerine to men matching the description. The company is on their trail with a first class description aiding pursuit.
Paris reports the civil tribunal appointed George I Gould trustee for his sister the Countess of Castellane after a suit alleging Count Bon de Castellane spent 23 million francs in four years while her income was 3 million francs annually. The court granted the request in a secret session. The Castellanes remain together in the country residence.
Washington October 31 The Republican scare spreads with Bryan's departure from New York as parties charge corruption in Indians. Republicans raise fraud in Kentucky while Democrats accuse Maryland of corruption.
An old advertisement touts a one day cure using Laxative Bromo Quinine. It promises refunds of the purchase if the remedy fails and features E. W. Grove's signature on each boxed product.
An advertisement claims that a healthy appearance comes from a fit body and urges women to use Electric Bitters to regulate stomach liver and kidneys and purify the blood. It promises stronger nerves bright eyes and smooth skin turning a run down invalid into a good looking charming woman at a drug store run by W L DeLano for 3 cents.
An old medical advertisement promotes Castoria and Chamberlain's Pain Balm for corn treatment and general aches. It claims quick cures for conditions like lameness bruises and rheumatism and cites testimonials from W L De Lano Drugstore and E Fhippe of Poteau Arkansas.
Two hundred twenty eight acres of timber land with about one million feet of timber, a sawmill, water power, house and barn offered for 1600. Timber nearby. inquire of John Winacorled Creswell or E O Potter. Open deer season ends today and trout season ends. venison and trout cannot be caught until next July and next April respectively. Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised as a remedy available from W L De Lane Drug Store.
A Chanharneville village blacksmith, Mr HH Bleck, reports his five year old son, prone to croup, was saved by a remedy that dissolves mucus and stops attacks without opium. He claims prior doctors and medicines failed, but the treatment cured the croup before it settled. Sold by WL De Lano.
Fragmented OCR text indicates a debate over physician payment and drug policy. Key entities appear as Maleris and Lemos group with references to bills and care costs. Details are unclear due to garbled text but signal a policy dispute over care and payment.
Mortgage listings show expirations and renewals on chattel mortgages totaling 359 15 and 100 with real estate transfers including Sanford Skinner et ux to Joseph Vogl for 160 acres in tp 160 r2 w and numerous claims in Bohemia district. Probate court notes detail estate balance for George Creamer and Mary E Leietion with petitions to sell real property. Mining locations list Emma Saltzman and others in Bohemia district. Circuit Court docket includes Horace Heyward appeal and a mechanics lien for H A Bkeels & Cove. A bill of sale records KA McAliver to Made McAliater.
A city department store offers a $25 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the party who stole three light gauntlet driving gloves two months ago and for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone stealing from the store at any time. Citizens living nearby are invited to come forward.
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