Boots and Shoes at Low Prices in Eugene
Local retailer promotes a winter footwear line in Eugene offering boots shoes and rubbers with emphasis on very best goods and low prices for the season.
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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1901
Page
10
Local Trade Notes and Goods At Moon's and F L Chambers
Brevities list a wide range of goods and services from wallpaper and paints to pruning and farm tools. Ads promote Dr Lowe oculo optician visits, Moon's Feed Store stock, Perfection flour, and Crescent bicycles. Mentions of local figures and routine updates punctuate the catalog of offerings and prices.
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Grace Seeda
Moon
Geo W Plaster
Balem
Dr Lowe
Eugene
Wm H Alexander
F L. Chambers
Resignation of Northcott to lead fraternal meeting in Eugene
The resignation of Hoo W An rib eott as head consul of the Modern Woodmen is effective in a year. Northcott cites personal health as reason while planning a Western States tour. Governor Northcott and other prominent members will speak at Eugene Armory next Monday night with a reception to follow. public invited.
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Daily Guard
Northcot
Northcott
Great Order
Lam
Los Angeles
Cal
Order
America
Eugene
Armory
Kh Moomurphey
Daring hold up of No 16 near Walker Station in Oregon
Three robbers dynamited the express car of train No 16 northbound overland near Walker Station, Eugene area, terrorizing crew and passengers. Despite a fierce defense by Express Messenger C F Chartes, the robbers failed to seize the mail or valuables, taking only some registered pouches before fleeing. The event delayed the train about five hours and sparked a large post-incident response, with investigators seeking a possible single assailant and offering a $250 reward per culprit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vet
Eugene
Walker Station
Giuard
Cottage Grove
Fireouau
Express
C F Chartes
Goshen
Fairmount
Walker
Junction
Fred Fisk
Robi Pratt
Gainey Mathews
Wallace Chamberlain
Mathews
Chamberlain
Storry
Charles
San Francisco
Express Messenger Service
Portland
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Victoria
Inspector Ball
Io Ta
Cottage Grrove
C T Kingsley
H Bruce
H Carter
Lucas
F Charles Sod
Abrahame
Southern Pacific
Welle Farge & Co
Southern Pacific Company
Lane County
K Korner
Fire Net Adoption Praised as Life Saver By City Dept
An article endorses a new metropolitan fire net praised for saving lives. It notes widespread public interest in devices that protect health and longevity. The piece cites Hostetter’s Bromeach Bitters as a remedy for dyspepsia indigestion belching and nervous disorders.
Francis' Pure Brandies for Health and Home
Pure Home Made Brandy offered to cure liver kidney and stomach troubles as well as colds lagrippe and biliousness. Priced at 75 cents per quart or $2.50 per gallon with prune apple or brandy varieties. Orders filled promptly by stage or express securely boxed. Made and sold to consumers only.
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Con
Stepped Into Live Coals Burned Foot Yields Cure
Jonesville Virginia resident W Heeds recalls a severe burn on a child’s foot that left leg sores for thirty years. Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed the long lasting injuries after other remedies failed. The salve treats burns eczema cuts sores bruises and piles. Sold by W L DeLano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Heeds
Jonesville
Bucklen
W L DeLano
Grove'n Tasteless Chill Tonle cures malaria
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a tonic claimed to cure malaria and references TORITa. No clear date, place, or identifiable organization. Summary relies on incomplete text with uncertain attribution.
Vote of Thanks From Eugene High School Classes
Four classes at Eugene High School thank merchants, organizations, and citizens for their support in a recent piano contest. The letter also commends the Knights of Pythias for generosity and fairness, and asserts that winners believe the contest was fair. Signed by student(class) presidents Epwarko Josern, BeenH pot, Tauro Hout, Margarette Stewart.
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Eugene High School
Knights of Pythias
Epwarko Josern
Excet Beenh Pot
Soph Claas
Tauro Hout
Margarette Stewart
Electric Bitters credited with curing Cherokee man
A recent attack on a Cherokee Iowa man almost proved fatal by affecting his kidneys and back. He could not stoop or sit without cushions until Electric Bitters restored his health, purifying blood and boosting well being. Available for 50 cents at W L DeLano's drug store.
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Cherokee
Iowa
W L. DeLano
Execution Set For McKinley Murderer Czolgosz
The Guard reports the execution of Leon Czolgosz, the man who shot President McKinley, is scheduled for Tuesday October 29. Across varying dispatches from Austin New York and other towns, officials confirm the date as the national case proceeds.
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Auptun
Czolgosz
McKinley
Fairmount Property Transfers and Local Improvements
Abner D James and family from Junction City relocate to Fairmount after buying 16 acres from M Svarverad for 1340 dollars. Svarverad reports sale of Farrington lot in Fairmount to H A Loop for 600 dollars and Reisner lot to James Randle for 450 dollars. Fairmount avenue graded for about one hundred rod.
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Abner D James
Junction City
Fairmount
M Svarverad
Svarverad
Farrington
Reisner
James Randle
Fairmount Avenue
Malaria Districts Note Cholera Tonic and Farm Goods
An uneven collage notes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for malaria areas and camp stoves and furniture offered by L Chambers. Oregon California hop and produce prices are discussed, with aging notices and obituary items referencing Peter Bilyeu and local connections in Eugene and Welser.
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Grove
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