Yoran's Shoe Store Promotes Boots and Low Prices
A Eugene shoe shop touts its winter footwear with a broad line of boots shoes and rubbers while emphasizing very low prices and good value for customers.
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Eugene
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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1901
Page
8
F L Chambers Promotes Goods Across Town
Brevities note F L Chambers offering hardware, stoves, buggies, tents, wagons, seeds and piano tickets. Mentions Moon’s Feed Store stock, Crusier gravel on West Ninth, and new Racine buggies. Mentions Lincoln county fair at Toledo and local bankruptcy filing by Lewis Jacobs of Detroit. Also cites local memorial day plans and bicycle sale at Crescent Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL Chambers
Lincoln County
Toledo
Eli Bangs
F L
Chambers
Trowbridge
Moon's
Ninth Street
West Ninth Street
Willamette and
Olive
Superior
Lewis Jacobs
Detroit
Eugene Leads State Post Offices In Percentage Gain
The Eugene post office shows a 15 percent increase in receipts for the year ending July 1 1900 over the prior year, leading among the 14 top Oregon offices. Pendleton is next with about 8 percent, indicating strong growth for Eugene as postmaster McCormack notes continued gains over the last three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Pendleton
McCormack
Wiih
The President's Death Resolutions Adopted by J W Geary Post No7
At the reguar meeting of J W Geary Post No7 G A R in Oregon on September 27 1901 resolutions were adopted honoring the late President and comrade William McKinley noting this marks the third time in US history that a chief magistrate has died in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W Geary
Department of Oregon
William McKinley
Prominent Woodmen to Visit Eugene Monday
Gen Northcott Lieutenant Governor of Illinois and Head Consul of the Modern Woodmen, and Gen Hawes Adjutant General of Illinois, head clerk J W Simmons and others will visit Eugene Monday Oct 28. They will address citizens on fraternalism and will stop in Portland Albany and Pendleton. Eugene lodge plans a grand reception for these officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W A Northcott
Illinois
W Hawes
Woodman
J W Simmons
Oregon
J W Burkhart
Woodmen
Eugene
Northcott
Gen Hawes
Portland
Albany
Pendleton
Loest
Wylie Weds Emma Dodd At Springfield Home
Last evening at the bride’s parents home Capt and Mrs J Dodd near Springfield, Henry Wylie and Emma Dodd were united in marriage by Rev T B Ford. A large gathering attended the ceremony and a splendid supper followed. The couple will reside near Springfield where Mr Wylie is a farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Dodd
Springfield
Henry Wylie
Emma Dodd
T B Ford
Wylie
The Third Term Question and Health Advice
The article discusses the third term question in politics and the private health issue of regaining health. It promotes Hors tetters Stomach Bitters as a long recognized medicine for stomach strength and overall health, claiming it tones the system and aids sleep. It notes hop prices and a marriage notice in Junction City with ages 65 and 68.
Mourning Message From Comrades for a Beloved Leader
A solemn note dated September 27 1901 from A Yerington RH Miller and E F Chapman expresses deep sympathy for the wife of a fallen leader regarded as a statesman and a man of the people. The message honors his Congress voice and universal respect across party lines as the country mourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algessn
Congress
South
East
West
Walla
Post Office Directory Listing at Eugene Oregon October 10 1901
Remaining in the post office at Eugene Oregon October 10 1901 list of names including Arnold Misa Daisy Barker Anna Burner Doherty Dyer Franklin Haseow Kauffman Kilbourne Lamb Littlefield Marah Martin McClanahan Beatrice Prehhard Ray Ed Behuttie Sparkes Tucker Trullinger Whittlesay Wiseman and others. A one cent charge will be made on all letters given out. callers should state when advertised. H F McConnack P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofice
Eugene
Oregon
Arnold Misa
Daisy Barker
Anna Burner
M Doherty
Geo P Dyer
Franklin
Haseow
H Kauffman
Geo Kilbourne
P Lamb
Maggie Littlefield
Marah
Jennie L Martin Mise McClanahan U
Ray
Ed Behuttie
Walter Sparkes
Tucker
Trullinger
Miss Whittlesay
Bert Bertha
Wiseman
Albert
H F McConnack
P M
Tot Causes Night Alarm
Mrs J C Snider of Crittenden Kentucky reports her baby was saved from fatal croup after using Dr King's New Discovery. She praises its quick relief and lasting cure for croup whooping cough bronchial trouble. The ad notes trial bottles free at W L Delano's drug store with prices 50c and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croup
Mra J C Snider
Crittenden
King
W L DeLano
Woman Is Arrested For Obscene Letter Charge In Eugene
Deputy US Marshal J Proebster arrested Mrs Henrietta Debrick near Eugene on a charge of mailing an obscene letter to Mrs Pauline Webber dated May 18, 1901. Debrick appeared before US Commissioner Walton, posted $200 bond, and was released. The letter’s handwriting was attributed to Debrick, who is about 85, married, and lives north of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dally Guam
J Proebster
Portland
Eugene
Debrick
Henrietta Debrick
Pauline Webber
J J Walton
L Bilyeu
Walton
Derrick’s
Mra Webber
Mra Debrick
A Soldier's Opinion From the Philippines
Claude Davis of Albany writes from Cebu and Bohol, describing harsh conditions and ongoing conflict. He notes Manila's relative calm, lack of reporters, and belief that true peace will come only when Filipinos accept American rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Davis
Albany
Philippines
Nineteenth
United States Infantry
Cebu
Bohol
Manila
President McKinley Death Mourning Resolution Passed
The J W Geary Corps No 4 Dept of Oregon mourns President William McKinley calling his death a great loss to the nation. They condemn anarchism, extend sympathy to his wife, and vote 90 days of mourning with resolutions entered in records and published in city papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W Geary
Dept of Oregon
McKinley
Y&rington
Mae
Bowers
Pure Home Made Brandy Offers Cure All Stomachs
Pur e home made brandy promoted for liver kidney and stomach troubles with prune apple or pear varieties at 75 cents per quart or 2 50 per pint. Orders filled promptly with stage express delivery securely boxed. Sold by IM Francis at Fifth and Blair street Eugene Or.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con
City Lot Offer With delayed payment plan
Ten city lots available, each 160 by 260, for sale at 200 dollars each. No down payment required if purchaser builds a house on the lot, then payment can be made in installments after the house is completed. The property features large ice fruit trees. Inquiries to P O Box 318.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bout
Eugene Couple Weds In Evening Ceremony
Mr Walter KR Wilson of Eugene and Miss Myrtle I Moon of Creston Iowa were married at 8 PM yesterday at the residence of Rev C C Smoot Bantiss church pastor. Wilson works for contractor J Eddy. The couple will reside in Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maneren
Walter KR Wilson
Eugene
Myrtle I Moon
Creston
Iowa
C C Smoot
Bantiss Church
Wilson
J . Eddy
Chille and Fever at Grove’s Taste Bottle
A note describes Chille and Fever as a bottle Grove’s Taste medicine, simple iron and quinine with no tasteless form. No cure, no pay. Price 500.
Chappel Couple Welcomes Son
Mrs W H Chappel and Mr W H Chappel celebrate the birth of a son on a Wednesday in October with well wishes from family and friends.
Accident injures baron while working in rear brick block
At about 10 o'clock this morning 8 M Titus fell from a box at his baron in the rear of a brick block. He was stunned and unconscious briefly then walked to his second floor living apartments aided by his son Andy. Dr D A Paine found a broken left rib but expected a rapid recovery in three or four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titus
Andy
DA Paine
Real estate transfers and legal notices in circuit county
Real estate transfers list multiple lots and parcels sold or deeded to individuals including Joho Logan, Mary McCubbine, and Mary Jane McCubbin with nominal payments and small sums. Estate items note the First semiannual account for Ray A DeLano, plus a promissory note suit by T D Linton and a mining location for War Eagle claim in Bohemia district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Christian Deceasd
Logan
Sandy Bik
Shaw
Eugene
Murray Murray
Charles Fred Murray
James J Murray
Allen Bond
FA Bond
Lewis
Coryell
Mahaly Cor
Mary J McCubbine
Mary Moxley
Thomas Moxley
Mary Jane McCubbine
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns Against Mercury Ointments
Public health notice warns readers to avoid catarrh ointments containing mercury as they damage smell and the system. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from FJ Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as a safe internal remedy. Includes advice to ensure genuine product and mentions testimonials and price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
FJ Cheney & Co
Toledo
Rand
Ohio
F Jtheney &Co
What Your Face Worth
Sallow complexion and blotches are signs of liver trouble. Dr King s New Life Pills promise clear skin and rosy cheeks with a rich complexion. Only 25c at W L DeLano s drug store.
Malaria Cure Claim Ties Blood Purity to Grove’s Tonic
A period advertisement asserts that Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic purifies impure blood caused by malaria. The claim presents a medical remedy and suggests a health benefit tied to a branded tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Morneingside to Commercial street automobile plan outlined
Salem Journal reports a new company to revive transport after the street car line closure. F N Derby to lead, service from Morneingside to Commercial street with five cent fares and regular intervals. Anxious residents expect rapid, convenient trips once the automobile is in common use. The High School News announces its return with a Sept 17 issue and lists staff roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evogens
Salem Journal
Morningside
F N Derby
Morneingside
Commercial Street
Coburg Note On Cheat Seed For Ale Price Per Barbel
E M Warren of Coburg notes a cheat seed for ale at two cents per barrel as a quirky historical tidbit from the area, reflecting period pricing and local commerce.
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E M Warren
Great Nitroglycerine Explosion at Ridge Farm Pa
Special to the Guard reports a catastrophic nitroglycerine explosion at Ridge Farm near Ourry Pennsylvania. The blast killed all factory employees, with the final death toll and extent of property damage not yet confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridee Farm
Pennsylvania
Ourry
Ridge Farm
Springfield surveyors set flowline stakes on Mohawk branch
Springfield surveyors of the BPR are setting flowline grade stakes on the Mohawk branch. The note states this branch will be ballasted at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk Branch
Brringfield
BPR Rat
California Hog Plague Expands Across Northern California
San Francisco reports the hog plague widening with over 300,000 hogs dead in six months and losses approaching one million dollars. Also noted: a log drive of 4,000,000 feet near Hendricks Ferry bound for Coburg sawmill, and news from Vitus farm of a son born Oct 6, 1901 to Brano Vitus's wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
Hendricks’ Ferry
Coburg
Booth-Kelly Lumber Company
Boma
Vitus Farm
Springfield
Brano Vitus
GUARD
D P Thompson III Reported Critically Ill in Portland
D P Thompson III ex minister to Turkey is critically ill at his Hobart Curtin apartments. Confined to his room for over a week his disease is serious though he is not as well as a day or two ago. He has had a long public career and recently pursued a world journey before health issues halted the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
David P Thompon
Turkey
Hobart-Curtin
Thompson
Iowa
New York
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve credited for severe burns
A Jonesville Virginia resident, W Ho Ends, recalls a burn that caused chronic leg sores for years. He says Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him after other remedies failed. Sold by W L DeLano for 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Ho Ends
Jonesville
Bucklen
W L DeLano
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yoran’s Shoe Store
J W Shumate
Walterville
Oliver
Moon
Episcopal
Joe Klein
Hanford
Salem
Crescent
Eugene Postoffice
Ashland
Gov. Northcott
Harris
Band of
Salem Statesman
Bally
Mr. C Baker
Mra Sareh Leccleson
Junction City
Vastoria
Akers
George Yarnell
I N Terry
Clothing Department
Ax Billy
A Yerington
RH Miller
E F Chapman
Beatrice
Prehhard Mr
President McKinley
Republic
Saoarchy
Suners
IM Francis
Blair Etreet
Dally Geara Od
Hoxs
Io Bogene
W H Chappe
S. M. Titus
Daily Board
Oet
Joho Logan
Nettie L Willoughby
Rosa Moxley
Mary Jane McCubbins
W Howe
Ann Eliza Howe
Lawrence Moxley
Clara Moxley
Probate
Ray A DeLano
JW Dixon
Bilyeu
Alfred Johnson
War Eagle
Bohemia
Hien Bonoon
High Bchool
Edward Lister
Arthur McAlleter
Ernest Bechdolt
Norma Hendricks
Theodore Holt
Weteter Kincaid
Maude King
Elmer Paine
Leone Kays
Chas Austin
Ernet Hechdolt
NLU
Catholic Society
Kruger Firm
Berwyn
Germany
Kruger
South Africa
England
Washington, DC
Roosevelt
E B Hendricks
Territory of
Hawaii
Cave Town
Salt Lake
Ezra Snow
Sprringfield Surveyors
D. P. Thompson III
Idaho
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