Lane County financial ledger fragment shockingly long
A dense extract lists numerous town officials, road and bridge work payments, pauper care, and assorted county accounts from Lane County. Names include W. Taylor, Jolaebigham, Henry Kompp, Jesse Porter, Loraine Porter, County Judge, and various supervisors. The document details substantial disbursements for roads, bridges, medical services, and public welfare, along with a lengthy roster of petty expenditures and juror fees.
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Ohnson
Roa
Roy
W. Taylor
Foe
E. Beers
Soba Ingham
Roth
Ney
Bridge
Sisor
Jolaebigham
Jom Seana
Piusbert
D. A. Paine
J. W. Harrig
Burkholder
Billy
Stere
Priga
Pigkat
Ld Williams E Williams
Pauper
Nhetwtor
Lena B. Stewart
B. F. Keeney
Assesaor
Ecepak
Mania
Martha A. Schovell
Gomuplestaners
Court
Lane Com
Mike Heltzman
Poadwork
Woodcock & Potter
Ores & SM Bor
Lee
Roode
Wind Gai
Gerber
P. Snapp
S. LL. Long
Mdse
C. Behnke
Feysa Wyeotf
C. Richter
MH. Jacobs
John Parker
Hadting Travel
Ee Jenkins
Timbers
Kelley
Yeh Hoatick
J Dorsey
C. MH. Fichler
I. Ee
JW. Bemis
Lebor
Go B. Brown
Harry Zumwalt
Oto
Alc. Nielsen
Coblrg Mere, Co
Mdde
J. J. Peplot
Harry Minether Taud
John Doyte
Eravel
T. Fisk
Lajole Bros
Thibhber
GOP Tione S65
Sasewitnes
P. J. McPherson
ASO
Jennings
Peer Ado Sis Cert
Benmibaugh
OORT
Jim ‘Leabe
Marker
J.T. Lee
PJ McPhers
A.C
Jeanfido
Collier
County
Ase
Dickey
Res
Renfro
Huston
Thomas Mallar
Uyland
Gibson
Fred, Burcamy
Dee Wright
George Gruming
Jacob Strasamater
Sky Meek
Ee A. Clink
M. Collier
J. O. Hunnicutt
H. le Hunnicutt
R. BK
la Con Lamber
J. RK. Bennett
P. M. Emery
J. A. Woolridge
Ed Sawyer
A Leroy Pierce
Henry Ithaber
Kite
Aarin Ross Riggs
George Carr
T. Peek
Joe R. Read
Breser Nanda Aene
Joe Gimp
Jesse Fountain
Fred Cook
Lav Harex Layne
Grittin & Veach Go
Ty. H. Tripp
K. Dd, Johnson
Jay Johnson
Bogart
Harry Tabor
Douglas County
C. M. Colling
Qurveror
G. R. Chrisman
Cosme Peewenenets
Fred
Ak Bo Sher
Geo. Croner
Apac
Sher
Fred Fisk
W. Jogkeon
Sherif
C. Hammond
Wallis
Jan
John Murphy
Jtasane
U. Lee
Gibbe
C. DB. Bee
P. M. Norton
Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound Recalls Life Saving Cure
A testimonial from Mrs. Pinchem of Laun, Muss, praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for curing severe female complaints. The letter claims the remedy restored health after years of illness and costly medicines, urging other sick women to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham and write for information.
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F. Pinkham
Wiimaf Manning
Kwa
Plakhiains
Lydia
Pinksham
Lydia E. Pinktiats
Big Show to Tour West by Norris and Rowe
The article chronicles Norris & Rowe and partners touring the West with a large exhibition. It notes their past success, a three-way agreement among major firms, and a groundbreaking tented performance in San Francisco praised as the best dress rehearsal of a tour.
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Norria & Roween
Rae Robert Hag
Sonny & Rowe
Pereasa
Diugn
Tal
Wilk
Ct Rus
Fei
Norris & Rowe Elreu
Europe
West
Upanimona
May Start Glass Factory in Portland
Gustave Mathieson, formerly of Coburg glass works, may begin a Portland factory. He plans a four acre site with $15,000 for a plant to produce fruit jars and lamp chimneys, arguing regional silica sand and freight costs justify expansion. He notes Coburg focus on lamp chimneys but sees larger profit in glass and aims to supply the metropolitan area.
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Portland
Gustave Mathieson
Coburg Glass Works
Mathieson
Hugéene
Ies
Uustave Athienen
Coburg
Minufacturers
Chamber of Commérce
Mathiéson
Taxpayre Asks Supt Alderman Questions
Eugene February 14 1408 reader asks Professor Alderman whether a woman should pay 84 a year for her own hat shoe or donate part or all of it to another. The letter questions moral rights over spending money for tobacco or liquor and asks if a man has a right to spend his own money similarly.
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Eugene
Alderman
Taxpayer Voice on Student Education Costs
A reader argues high schoolers should learn to support their own education costs rather than relying on taxpayers. The letter criticizes reliance on public funds and urges students to earn part of their education to reduce burdens on taxpayers and curb arrogance.
William Culver Sues for Assault Arrest and Fine
In a Springfield court, Culver was charged with assault after a disturbance cited by Mrs. Shathbridge. The warrant was issued, Culver appeared, and he was fined $50 plus costs. The incident involved Provocation claims and a contested countenance.
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Shathbridge
Bainbrida
Culver
Stone Denounces Aldrichs Pet Bill in Senate
Washington February 14 Senator Stone of Missouri denounces Aldrich bill as wrong. He cites money shortages and excess funds in New York, urges reserves kept in U S banks, a government deposit fund, and depositors paid interest on deposits.
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Washington
Senate Today
Senator Store
Misarruri
Elven Pointe Hackinuéh
New York
Aldrich
Makeah F
Fritéanatty
Jesaéne
Catarrh fears rise in Puatene and remedy offered
Residents report increasing throat irritation nasal obstruction coughing and foul breath from catarrh and seek immediate relief. Hyomel is advertised with a one dollar guarantee from MulDrug Co. to refund if unsatisfied. The En Journal lists local religious groups in Salem. John L. Sullivan returns to Boston to a warm welcome at a theatre.
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MulDrug Co
Uinier
En Journal
Salem
Unitarian
United Brethren
YM. C. A
Boston
John L. Sullivan
Rescue at Mid-Valley colliery saves 27 of 28 men
After yesterday’s collapse at the Mid-Valley colliery, 27 of 28 men and boys were rescued by early today. One worker died when he fell down the chute during the disaster. Rescue efforts continued as authorities reported the remaining survivors safe.
Land fraud suspect Horace McKinley held in Honolulu
Horace McKinley, wanted in Portland Oregon on land fraud charges, was arrested in Mukden China aboard the America Maru and brought to Honolulu in custody of Portland officer J F Kerrigan. The report notes his voyage toward San Francisco and the arresting official. Also referenced is a Nostalgic Hickory Bark Cough Remedy advertisement from old Dunkard families in Western Pennsylvania.
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Mornce McKinley Ie
Honolulu
Horace @ McKinley
Portland
Mukden
China
San Francisco
McKinter
J. F. Kerrigan
Pennsylvania
Hull
Red Cries Drug Store
Notice for Timber Land Sale in Roseburg Oregon
Notice is hereby given that compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3 1875 and the acts extended thereunder authorizes the sale of timber lands in California Oregon Nevada and Washington Territory. Henry Whitaker of Wilton Oregon offers to show land claims and solicit all persons claiming above described lands to file their claims by March 6 in his office at Roseburg Oregon with register Drajanin L Eddy.
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United States Land Office
Roseburg
Oregon
Congress
California
Nevada
Washington Territory
Frank C. King
Eugene
Lane
Orenge
Hos
South Range
W. Calk
Lewis M
Tony
Leslie Ppo
Gitarecon
Ooker
Crow
John Hooker
Benjamin L. Eddy
John R. .Goldson
John BR. Goldson
Tg Tetah
Daniel Hinton Ammnistrator
Guardian
Bridt
Lane County
Ore Male
Ima
Elmer
Davia
Olsta
Alice Geneva
Olstad Amd
Raymon
Palmer, Olstad
Miffers
Irene Guardian Witl
Wout, Cook & Potters
Wee
Nua
Lane Coun
Willamette Mer
United States
Gil
Whitaker
Wilton
Laney State
Rania Nat West
W. M
Cultura Duro
Uilagougr
Reson
Eesle
Adenry
Sante Pb
Clair Cina
Alma
Fam H
Sidney Parlen
Tom
Drajanin
L. Eddy Register
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Crates
Andrew Tourcotta
ArtAhir II
Taylor
Ste I
Freeman
Stalberk
W. Migan
Daten Stthens
Essances Deep
Knox P. Harpole
W. J. Herbert
A. Hérbert
B, Clark
T. Davis
R. W. Stome
Harvey Horan
Cook
I. Woor
McKee Oan
McKee Oan Rere 9. Nas” A
B. Atking
T. Plank
W. D. Taylor
Pearl McDonald
Byron Ames
Banan Ames
Noo Erfest Turner
Andy Turner
Wm. Young
Biincher Shepard
JM. Williams
Harvey Horn
Bryson
J. P
Jamen W. Smith
IL. Smith
J. HU. Smith
A. M. Hemenway
Joseph Beadford
R. E. Eastland
Go. Treas
Eal
Ina L. Edwards
Dep. Treas
Soerw
HL. Bown
Ser
Aher
Geo
Edna Ward
W.A. Ree
Court House
Midland
Hemiéal’ Co
Hunter & Willoughby
Ackousit
Claude D. Lee
J. Co. Parker
Cittage
Grove Leader
Néfleld- News
Xorap
Gibbe State Journal
Pub
Register Pub. Co
Guard
A. Klokey
Ae Fey Gee
L. Alderman
H.C. Baughan Ian
WG. Mastin
Goninois
H. M. Price
Gomme
Talane
Wingenried? & Young
Geo. Hale
SR. Jenkins
John Giblin
W. la Dial
Ho Rend
Teama
Groaa Fotelt Board
Insane & Otrene
Pia Fev
L. M. Lehrbach
Seelsten
DeGar
Exaty
Indgane
Kupsxen
Dlf
Insane Px
Inquest
W. T. Gordon
J. W. Haris
Silty
M. My Gillespie
W. M.géx
Jarors Peisay
John D. Grahasti
Walls
William A.’ “Ayres
H. Ingham
Etta
Mr Witte
Walltts
A. Farrington
Axe
Everett Alford
George Bryant
Emil Cook
Cash Bryant
L. W. Clark
G. F. Skipworth
Crim
Armitage & Hown
Barnard & West
Wagonette
Ictiagia
Ovan Albert Bristow
H. E. Phetteplace
B. BR. Jeans
A. K
Rh. O. Kirk
Torne
Thomas Koupal
W. Bemis
R. C. Roney
James Horn
Wm. G. White
Cals Jane
Dick W. Harris
AC Palmuér Ayres
Chas. McFarland
Bede
Frank Lemley
Whingto
W. H. Sallee
O. T Ao
Coleman
Bane
N. Frazer
J. C. Wilson
Vees
Robert RM
Sales
Turic
Roe Sheridan Guror
Cor
Vantyen
Purse
Frank Fo Make Omiadon
Furor
Haward Pone
Jurar
D. O. Baugh
Yours
Hy Snade Cass
Bud Kempf
Ira Hainer
J. L. Flint
Geo. Cronor
BE. Robert
Pacific Tale & Teleg Co
Eugene Loan & Savings Bank
Exchange
ClaAtiie
Eugene Soap Works
Mul
EB. E. Geang
Felding Machine
Bilimire Bros
Laura Lowe
J.C
Tieo
Knowles
Juy
John M Williama
F.C
A. R. E. Eastland
W. B. Dittard
Coomnt Nl
Vty Glass & Prodttomme
Fruit Inspector
Beebe
F Tide
Cn + Sa
B. Schwarsehiig Tader
Kiakn
J. Carne OS
Vt &. EB
John Gries
jSoren Jensen Do
L. Bilyeu
Atty
Carrie Porst
Elmer Nels
Ite
Geneva Olstad
Palmer
Ryan Inkham
Rode
Mer
eWerAntee
Ids i Oid
al Win
Orden
Hanson
East Ninth Street
Fugene, Oregon
George W. Kinsey
General Auctionstr
Cee Walhematin
Ting Co. Toad
NOGAS
Metropolis
Poatenti
Veal Ever Williamson
Prac Butiners
Bakerees
Congressional
William
Ansault
Idge
Stone
Aldrigh
Bill
Puatene
Digs -Plerse
Gag Oter
sJustice Dowling
Sikah
Pérmidhida
Cuttote
B.frhotis Fane
Norway
Hag
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