Eugene City Guard J PAR Y 2.1002 Union State Ticket
The Eugene area lists a union state ticket with candidates across counties and offices. Notable names include ArKIL WM Pierce, Ernest Kroper, John Whitaser, For Food Commissioner WM Kramey, and officials for Marion, Lane, Multnomah, and Coos counties along with joint senator and representatives. Precinct officers for Eugene are GEO W KINSEY and J M MARTIN for justice and constable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM Pierce
Umatilla
View Abroad Criticizes Lane County Tax Resources
The Register argues taxes owed to the county count as resources against Lane County’s 118000 debt, while the Salem Journal counters. Lane County notes warrants totaling 114695.98 with 66789.38 "resources" for payment, yet the warrants accrue eight percent interest in the indictment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of This Morning
Lane County
Salem Journal
Politics That Pays In Douglas County
The Roseburg Review notes that since July 1 1898 the county debt fell from 995,578.91 to 818,578.01 within 21 months under Union officials. The courthouse was rebuilt above insurance, taxes were cut by about 20 000, and the article argues a Union legislature could save money, contrasting with Republican excesses that sent 25,563.45 to the state treasury this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Roseburg
A Thirty Six Cent Man Lane County Republican Mention
A fragment notes a thirty six cent figure tied to Lane County Republican matters, mentioning J. L. in connection with party affairs and a convention context. The readable text references political topics without full details or conclusive outcomes.
A Bright Late Boy and a Hope Ended in Suffering
A fragment from a letter describes fifteen years of hardship and illness, ending with a claimed cure from Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and other remedies. The writer mentions a child, a difficult childbirth, and improvements in health attributed to the treatments. The text reflects promotional language common to medical advertisements of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
M Regen
Veterans oppose thirty six cent taxpayer for county post
Taylor paid six cents tax that gentleman would not have been nominated for commissioner. The convention stood as representative men but ignorance made such a nomination possible. Estimating from last year the commissioner elected in June will handle about 3000000 for county uses in four years. Lane county veterans will not elect a thirty six cent taxpayer to handle hundreds of thousands. J R Hill, Citizens candidate, pays 113 tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Vetera
Lane County
J. R. Hill
Senators object to precedent on Clark admission
A Montana millionaire named Clark, barred from the United States Senate, would offer a candid opinion on why the body should revisit how seats are earned. The piece suggests Clark believes some senators gained their positions cheaply and warns that his own admission would set a costly precedent, potentially influencing future fundraising and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Montana
United States Senate
Lane County Commissioner Race Opinion and Candidates
The Register argues J. L. Taylor the Republican candidate would move to Eugene if elected while J. R. Hill the Citizens candidate would stay on his farm and remains a taxpayer. The piece questions whether voters will elect a commissioner who pays only thirty six cents in tax and suggests likely opposition to such a stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Register
J. L. Taylor
Eugene
J. R. Hill
Lane County
Healthy Emulsion Promise for Underweight Children
Advertisement describes Scott’s Emulsion helping thin faced children gain weight and color. Claims improvement continues after use and urges parents to obtain Scott & Bowne products from New York chemists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott's
Scott A Bowne
Chemists
New York
Odd Fellows Eye Eugene Site for State Home
Eugene hosts a tour of inspection by W T Williamson T F Ryan and KR Scott to judge sites for an Odd Fellows home in Oregon. A 38 acre Creswell site near the University may be favored, with Eugene seen as central and suitable and a $60000 opening outlay planned in the first two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Williamson
Salem
T. F. Ryan
Oregon City
KR. Scott
Portland
Eugene
Grand Lodge
Roseburg
Astoria
RF Scott
Creswell
Thca
ID Driver
The
Odd Fellows
Feilowa
Ite
Fugene
Real estate and mining claims in Coburg and Bohemia district
A list of real estate transfers and mining claim transactions in Coburg and Bohemia including J Goodale Sr to J C Goodale Jr for lots in Coburg, Willard to Klopfenstein et al, various claims in Blue River and Bohemia districts, with multiple locators named and prices ranging from 0 to 800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vulcan
Blue River
G W Griffin
Sweet William
WH Alexander
Palmer
LP Knapp
Ethel
Bohemia
H M Bowers
Silas Clay
Clif
J B Klopfenstein
Belle and Bessie
Blue River District
D E Welsh
Alex Pugh
Marcus
Emerson
H C Marcus
Big Maud
W H Bish
Sadie B
Frank FE Blair
Bargain Stock Ranch near Eugene with pasture land
445 acres of well watered pasture land with good fences but no barn or house, located seven miles south of Eugene Oregon. Offered for sale on easy terms with a small down payment and the balance on time at a stated rate of interest. Address THURSTON GOOD PASTURE Eugene Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Thurston Good Pasture
Oregon
J M Gearhart
Native Daughters Meeting Story From Corvallis
At the Native Daughters meeting in Corvallis a speaker recounted how her family and Joe Meek’s neighbors settled near The Dalles. She described securing first tables from settlers and buying two large cabbages. After six months on dry food the children grew ravenous for greens and ate the cabbages before cooking could begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Sheriff Withers Interviewed on Henry Day Affair
Weekly Citizen reports Sheriff Withers defended his conduct amid Henry Day embezzlement rumors. He stated Day’s threats, his own loan to replace stolen funds from the First National Bank, and his lack of means to pursue Day immediately. Withers claimed creditors and arrest odds were reasons not to chase Day sooner. He denied any repayment by Day’s friends and aimed to clarify public accusations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withers
Sarge
Henry Day
Day
Mr Day
Henry
Ev. Frank Day
Newberg
Rev Day
Prices for Butter Wool Poultry and Grains on April 20 1900
On April 20 1900 prices listed include butter from 35 to 50 cents per pound Wool at 20 cents per pound Poultry from 350 to 450 dollars per dozen Dried prunes 5 to 6 cents Flour 76 cents per sack Data 25 to 35 cents by quality Potatoes 5 cents cash per bushel Eve 11 cents Wheat 38 to 40 cents Hops 65 to 80 cents per unit Dealers require samples before purchasing.
Debtors, creditors urged as Eugene yard chief seeks funds
Notices request all who owe J E Lee to call and settle promptly while he needs money and all claimants against J H Lee are asked to present them. Mr Lee thanks the public for favors during the Eugene brick yard period and asks support for his successor Mrs M Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J EI Lee
J H Lee
Mr Lee
Eugene
M Martin
Frost slows fruit damage as April 24, 1900 report notes
April 24, 1900 frosty night lightly harms fruit. Dexter appointment canceled by crippled Rev R G Callison. Mrs Malinda Mathews ill with grippe in June. James Parker travels to Portland as U S court juror with Mrs Parker. Leander Cruzan improving. Maggie Templeman at Vincent's restaurant. Eugene visiting. Great Sawmill works on Mr Pitzer’s timber and railroad ties. Henry returns home from sawmill at June. Reo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R G Callison
Dexter
Mra
J B Crogan
Cloverdale
Zion
Dr Scarbrough
Creswell
Malinda Mathews
Grippe
James Parker
Portland
United States
Parker
Leander Cruzan
Maggie Templeman
Vincent
Eugene
H M Parvin
Yreat
Pitzer
Henry
Acker's Blood Elixir Advertised Cure All
Purports to cleanse impure blood with claims of curing scrofulous and syphilitic poisons and other blood diseases. Advertises positive guarantee and sale by W L Delano.
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Acker
W L Delano
Powder Mill Explosion Prompted Health Advice
A vivid ad compares drastic mineral pills with Dr King's New Life Pills for gentle relief from headache and constipation. It warns against dangerous calomel croton oil or aloes and promotes a 25 cent remedy available at WVL De Lano's drug store.
Strayed Mare in Spencer Precinct Leads to Reward
A dark bay mare about 1000 pounds with a white star on the forehead and a mane reaching last fall is missing. A reward is offered for her return or information. Contacts include C Marx in Eugene dated April 17 1900 at Spencer Precinct. Also local notices cover a speakership event by E R Skipworth at Central school house Spencer precinct and other notices about births sales and farm updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
C. Marx
Spencer Precinct
E. R. Skipworth
Citizens
Central School House
Amis
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Eugene City Guard
Union State Ticket
Arkil
WM Krameey
Marion County
W M Schulmerick
Bernard Waly
Coosa County
Ef Hagard
Lane County Citizens’ Ticket
R. M. Veatch
Cottage Grove
Levi Geer
E. R. Sbripworth
Chas
Harwood
Florence
H. K. Kincaid
Richardson
Clerk H. Bt Millicorn
Junction
W. W. Witters
Triton
A. 8. Patterson
W. M. Miller
Asseseur
E. R. Parker
Lost Valley
Lincoln Taylor
W. L. Cheshire
Gene
Geo. W. Kinsey
Constable
J.M. Martin
Republican Convention
J. L
SEARS
Roebuck
Posed I. C
Court House
Kia Estate
Seneseeenseeeee
Sheriff Withers
Citizen
Marke
McClanahan
Eugene Real Estate & Investment Company
Springfield
S&s Prr
Lewis Ackerman
Goshen, Ind
DeWitt
Sixty-ninth Regiment of
Paul Kroger
Ogene Mill & Elevator Company
Upper Valley
VET. Tait
Ayer
Sof
Beard & Beaut
Buckingham's Dye
Reo
Rlayky
el Men
Willamatte
Lafe Mitchell
Crow, Or
Wol DeLane
Estey
Surrey
Spaulding
East Ninth Street
Astray
I. N. Mulkey
Pleasant Hill
J.C. Teale
D. W. Kays Furniture Moalmers «and
Furfpal Directors
Whart Stern
Griffin Hardwa
P. Kellogg
Cal
Tory Depa
Troul Neve Depa
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