Notice of County Road Work Allowances and Warrants
County approves July 2 road account and lists numerous road work payments to individuals such as Dan Stockdale Chas Fowler Alba BeMent Olly Nickles E Maxwell B Anderson Otto Petzold Sutherland Hill Colwell Smith Bollman Worden Richard Sears Berlin Dallas Lingo Enos Hrapole Harpole Hanley Campbell McBee Winn Cox Hayes Taylor Cleek Maloy Darneille etc. Also includes a long list of warrants to be canceled under Oregon law with payment deadlines and signatures of county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Stockdale
Chas. Fowler
Alba BeMent
Olly Nickles
E. Maxwell
B. Anderson
Otto Petzold
W. S. Sutherland
Ed Hill
D. Colwell
C. A. Smith
John Bollman
A. Worden
John Richard
E. Sears
P. B
Frank Wisman
K. P. Allison
M. J. McCline
Martin Perry
R. D. Smith
H. D. Whitlock
J. B. Richardson
Sanford Anderson
Chas. Fitch
A. Beckman
A. Anderson
James Richardson
Robert Petzold
Allen McCornack
Thos, Broughton
Wm. Jones
M. Goddard
Jim Cook
Ed Haferty
Henry Comba
H. Redman
E. Swanson
J. A. Hise
Thus
Hise
Jake Park
Lee Hodges
I. G. Groas
McPherson
C. M. Collier
Chas. McKernon
Chainman
Martin Foster
Sam McKernon
Marker
Jerry Atkinson
P. J. McPherson
Bellinger and
Cotton
Oregon
Lape
A. D
James Crowley
Janes Imugberty
John Rone
Zi Lee
Logeton
Arebart Angels
Kennedy
le Lowberbeck
Berkren
Philo
Lax
Thos Thorn
Wow Lin
Crawford Mey Sis
N Hemiton Jane
Isa
Cecil Morgendove
Isee
Chemberlan
Joly Imo
JL Taylor
Easle Templeton
Donahoe
Jd Wheeler
EA Hort
Janes
Io Euenneth Howerd
Howard
Nettle
Howard Bent Ii
Geo
Agro Condon
Johnson Bee
Ou Demme
Oh Dee
James O Hurt
Merrit Mey
Kelly Mey
Jonn Rives
Ise
Daniel
Sette Millon
John Gulley
John Morgen
Myers ‘Mar Liima
Wiley Mar
Ahi Pet Spoer
Iset Afp
Anthony May
Abbott
Horlbert
Arnold
Chas Ross
OFS AN Gia
Wan Boonne Og
HG Hawley Novois
Geo M Masterson
Stig Albert Weaver
Te Kemp Jnces
Tne
Sm Wird Bowman Bee
Omer
County Commissioners Court
E. A. Lee
Why Should They Mourn Pope Leo S Last Hours Explored
The dispatch notes gloom over Rome as Pope Leo XIII nears death at age ninety four while he expresses joy at the rest beyond. The piece argues believers desire life and hope, showing human instinct to cling to life despite faith and the prospect of eternal reunion.
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Leo
He Failed on Test
A man pursues a woman in a palm grove declaring love but reveals the ruse when she asks why he loves her He says he loves another sister who is believed more beautiful He returns to the first woman who rebukes him for deceiving her she counters that his own words betrayed his truth and asks why he turned away
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Amie
Summer Flood Ravages American Village
A severe flood yesterday devastated an American village near Heppner, Oregon, washing away homes and claiming thirty lives. Rescue teams searched the wreckage for missing residents amid continuing bad weather and rising river levels.
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Oregon
Trade of cold weather for warmer eastern lands
The speaker expresses willingness to exchange night and morning cold for the warmer conditions east of the Rocky Mountains. They emphasize that crops need the warmer weather and both sides are ready to make the swap.
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Rocky Mountain
Portland Hold Up Industry Spoils Beyond Money
Portland is linked to a thriving hold up scene with most gains not in cash. Reports note a Colorado miner lost a thousand dollars and a Washington County man seventeen dollars, highlighting widespread thefts and misappropriations beyond immediate cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Colorado
Washington County
Pendleton Police Officer Acquitted Over Arrest Language
Pendeton policeman was acquitted after a trial concerning his use of profanity during an arrest. The judge reportedly accepted the defense that strong language was necessary to control the situation.
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Pendieton
Race War Talk Stirs Colored Community Disputes
A Northern burning sea pastime sparks debate over race relations, with African Americans recalling abolitionist mobs and current public sentiment shifting on racial issues. The piece suggests lingering tensions as discussions about race intensify in the era.
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Condon Globe
Comet Near Earth Cited By Lick Observatory
Lick Observatory reports a newly discovered comet will pass within twenty million miles of Earth with nearest approach around August 27 making it a conspicuous evening object. Meanwhile an Indiana race riot case follows a jailed suspect awaiting trial after a fatal police shooting. Oregon plans a Snake River fish hatchery at Ontario to handle forty million eggs and twenty million fry with about nine thousand female fish and similar male numbers for fertilization.
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Lick Observatory
State Fish Commission
Ontario
Snake River
Eugene
Snake
Oregon
Idaho
Kidner
Ebronze
Fulton
Gropay
Peter
Ewes
Phey
San Pranecteco
San Fratesco
The Borrower Got Cold and a Debt is Revealed
A terse exchange reveals a borrower in dispute over ten dollars loaned to Hill Johnson. The conversation hints at strained relations as the speaker asserts the loan and questions the lender’s actions.
Father and Austor Schedule Visit Before Ten
A dialogue shows a father warning that he will turn out the gas at ten o clock, while the Austor responds that she will come before that hour. The short exchange highlights social propriety and punctuality in a domestic setting.
Confused whereabouts tale ends with a bookish vow
Charlie Younghusband, tangled account of his night, buys Crawford’s last book to settle his conscience. Reading aloud, he grows steadier as a character in the tale echoes a mother’s truthfulness, while critics call veracity a disease. New York Times.
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Charlie Younghusband
Crawford
Charlie
New York Times
A Child of Fortune and a Tale of Luck and Debt
A collection of clipped anecdotes from old newspapers. Dusty’s barge escape leads to a three month sentence reduced to jail by the judge. A Kansas City Journal item recalls a back porch handout meal interrupted by a family misfortune. Chicago Record-Herald quips feature a persistent debt collector and a stranger’s hunger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dusty
Kansas City Journal
Genealogy Joke About Tom Reaches P ape
A New York Times quip notes Tom quits genealogy after climbing his family tree and spotting a ape in the upper branches. The joke hinges on a pun about ancestral exploration and a simian distraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
New York Times
Clerks Salary Dispute Highlights Moral Quandary
Saved Mim recalls a small charity as a baldheaded druggist shares a dinner tale. A clerk asked for a higher salary to marry, but the druggist refused, prompting wife and narrator to reflect on generosity and duty in a Baltimore Sun style vignette.
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Hts
Baltimore Sun
North and South Revolutions Mentioned in Evening Transcript
A brief dialogue contrasts North American and South American views on revolutions. The North speaker reproaches revolutions as vulgar in their country, while the South notes their frequency in theirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostoon Evening Transcript
Sole Agents Advertise Fulton Compounds for Dropsy Cure
An advertisement promotes Fulton Compounds as the sole cure for kidney disease causing dropsy. It cites dramatic patient recoveries, including a San Francisco case with severe edema and kidney illness, claims rapid improvement, and urges readers to visit 608 Fillmore Street San Francisco.
Fragmentary Exchange At The Butcher Shop Window
A butcher addresses a buyer about pricing as rabbits hang in the shop window. The Kansas City Journal notes a brief local dialogue. A Philadelphia Press item recalls a humorous exchange between Mr Sophi and Miss Snappe about dreams on their first meeting.
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Dobbins
Cata
Mr. Sophi
Miss Snappe
Philadelphia Press
The Morose Man Versus The Smiling Neighbor Tale
A village contrasts a gloomy man who is friendless with a cheerful figure who is instantly popular. Neighbors and even his wife avoid the morose man, while the smiling person receives warm greetings and offers of help, illustrating social bias and expectations from the Somerville Journal.
Night Was Her Terror Coughs Through the Night
Mrs. Chas. Applegate of Alexandria Indiana describes near sleepless nights from consumption. After other medicines failed three bottles of Dr King's New Discovery cured her, she gained 43 pounds. A remedy for coughs colds grippe bronchitis and throat troubles. Price 50 cents and 8 ounce bottles free at W L DeLano's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Applegate
Alexaniria
Ind
Dr. King
W. L. DeLano
An Unappreciated Player at Yale in Newark News
A compact item notes a Yale athlete seldom recognized, recalling a chat about James with casual questions on his sport and college role. The short feature evokes campus sports culture and local Newark interest in university figures.
For Love of Her in a Car Exchange
A curious exchange unfolds in a car as an interested gentleman questions a young man about losing an arm. The young man recalls a girl’s advice to remove it and asks for cigarette papers, revealing an odd, tense moment.
Notice for Publication of Timber Land Claim Oregon 1903
United States Land Office Roseburg Oregon announces Richard Hileman of Marcola Lane County Oregon filed sworn statement No 404 to purchase timber land section 10 township 18 south range 8 west. He will prove the land is valuable for timber or stone and not primarily agricultural before J J Walton Eugene on Saturday October 3. Witnesses include Lee Hoselton George Kirk Aaron Barbour and Arthur D Hileman all of Lane County Oregon. Adverse claimants must file by October 3.
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United States Land Office
Roseburg
Oregon
California
Nevada
Washington
Weas
Richard Hilman
Marcola
Lane
Sou
J. J. Walton
A. S
Eugene
Lee Hose
George Kirk
Aaron Barbour
Watton
Arthur D. Hileman
Mareola
Lane County
J.T. Bridges
Register
Electric Bitters Proclaimed Cure For Rheumatism
Joe Goldbrick of Colusa California reports fifteen years of unrelenting rheumatic pain relieved by Electric Bitters. He credits several bottles with complete relief and cure, though notes it does not help liver kidney troubles or general debility. Sold by W L DeLano, druggist for 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Goldbrick
Colusa
Calif
W. L. DeLano
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Health Boost
An ad proclaims Dr King’s New Life Pills as a powerful health aid that turns weakness into strength and liveliness into vigor. The pills are offered at a low price per box and sold by W. L. De- with nationwide confidence in their life changing effects.
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Dr. King
W. L. de
Jmni
Mensranion
DR. Mott
Linn Drag
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Lucian Ward
E. M. Smith
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J. W. Wills
Wm. Kerr
H. W. Calloway
J. M. Starnes
W. E. Dotson
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Chel Bir
Samuel Pupchea
New York
Alemont Io V
Wrapaer
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Gastoria
Tee
Tays Company
New York Sun
Evansville
Indiana
Jeffersonville Reformatory
Hill Johnson
He—Hill
Chicago Record-Herald
Mim
Linn Irrug Co
Guotationa
Butcher
Newark, N. J
James
Yale
Ohne
Ukrutally
ALL Jewelers
Iinustrated
The
New England Watch Co
Waterberg
Conn
York
Chicago
Ballard
Henry D. Baldwin
Supt. Water Works
Shullsburg
Wis
Hallard
Cures Sciatica
W. L. Riley
Cuba N. Y
Paraffine Paint Co
San Francisco
Seattle
Los Angeles
Denver
John L. Kellett
M. R. Janney Jeweler
Golden Rule Store
Ninth Street
N. T. Wilson
W. M. Green
Willamette St
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Virncen & Co
Penny Royal Pills
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