Unclear or malformed political ticket listing
The fragment lists several statewide offices with names and counties, including Governor GEORGE E CHAMBERLAIN Multoomah State Treasurer HENRY BLACKMAN Marrow County Justice BF Bonham Marion County State Printer James Marion County RALEY Umatilla Superintendent Public Schools WA Wann Lane County.
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David Sears
Polk County
Henry Blackman
Marrow County
the Supreme Court
B F Bonham
Marion County
Jemes - Marion County
James Eeof Raley
Umatilla County
Local Officials Named for Eugene Area Offices
Coun Senator LM Travis represents Eugene with a slate of Representatives O K He Le Hale J Lee Son Lane GN Castle Hagina an CK Young also serving. Sheriff W W Withers Thurston Y Commissioner JP Ocurhin Cottage Grove Treasurer ASB Patterson Eugene Ampeneer J M Kitchen Irving Ita Simon Klovdahl Eugene Coroner Dr Feselover and Justice James F Amie. Constable A J Smith among listed officials.
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Coun
LM Travis
Eugene
O K He LE
Hale
J Lee Son
Lane
GN Castle
Hagina
CK Young
W W Withers
Thurston
JP Ocurhin
Cottage Grove
Asb Patterson
Ampeneer
J M Kitchen
Irving
Ita
Simon Klovdahl
DR Feselover
Schoolboy Speech Undermines Furnish In Public Showing
The account describes Mr Furnish delivering a monotone schoolboy style address that failed to engage the audience. Voters see the performance as a humiliation and doubt his fitness, noting Furnish’s campaign managers depend on a party majority to win.
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Furnish
Mr Furnish in Notes Sparks Political Fire
Mr Furnish spoke from notes, a lifelong habit, accusing rivals of scandal. He linked such notes to selling whiskey to Indians and hauling men from Pendleton to Portland, alleging a corrupt capture of the Umatilla county Republican convention by Stephen Lowell. He, a Republican, now backs Chamberlain, saying Lowell’s history as a Democratic officeholder disqualifies him for governor.
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Furnish
United States
Umatilla County
Pendleton
Portland
Farnish
Umatilla
Stephen Lowell
Lowell Eave
Chamberlain
Friendly Support Drifts In Oregon Political Scoop
The Oregonian and Register note Md Friendly backs the Republican county and state ticket from top to bottom. Honors weigh heavy as Friendly, praised for business acumen and loyalty to Eugene and Lane County, is reportedly turned down by county conventions for less worthy men.
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Oregonian and Register
MD Friendly
Mr Friendly
Eugene
Lane County
Three Furnish buttons rival Chamber lain in Eugene county
The Register notes three Furnish buttons for every Chamber lain in Eugene and across the county. Yet many abstain from voting. The election will be settled by casting ballots under the Australian system.
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Eugene
Tragedy at Laird Rife River Drowns Young Worker
Eli Jeffries of Lowell, about 19, drowned Thursday noon at the Laird rife near Jasper during a Williams log drive for Eugene Lumber Up. He got beyond his depth and vanished before fellow-workmen could save him.
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Eli Jeffries
Lowell
Laird Rife
Jasper
Williams
Eugene Lumber
Wedding Bells Tie Fern Ridge Pair in May Nuptials
Special to the Guard reports the wedding of Jason Adkins and Josie Lemmon on May 7 at Dean E Sanderson’s Eugene residence. A small reception followed at the bride’s home with a festive chivar, pipes, and well wishes.
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Jumchomn City
Jason Adkins
Mise
Josie Lemmon
L Lemmon
Monmouth
Adkins
Dean E . Sanderson
Eugene
Dexter News: Local Gardeners Work Amid Rainy Spell
Special section from Dexter dated May 7 reports gardening and corn planting in good weather, Parker driving the mall back while the regular driver rests. Mrs Anna Hodgeone stayed with her mother, Dr Day from Eugene planned a visit, a new saw mill operation is active, Williams’ log drive advances past Jasper, and Mr Cobb travels to Prineville for circuit court with return expected this week.
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Dexter
Mre Parker
Anna Hodgeone
Mre Cobb
Dr Day
Eugene
Williams
Jasper
It Doesn’t Require a Long Memory in Oregon Editorial
A critical tirade argues the Oregonian distorts history by blaming Democratic policy for the 1890s hard times and Benjamin Harrison’s failed bid for reelection. The writer claims the paper focuses on misrepresentation and political bias rather than fair coverage.
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Harrison
General Grant
Oregonian
Benjamin Harrison
Captain of Industry in Portland Journal
The piece questions Mr Furnish's claim to the title calling him a captain of industry. It cites his ability to organize offices and his income of $25,000 a year and the role of Democratic Sheriff of Umatilla County. It accuses him of questionable methods in obtaining the deputy United States marshal post under Cleveland and criticizes the Republican convention's judgment on his business methods.
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Furnish
Umatilla County
United States
Matechal
Cleveland
Political speaking and local visits in Junction City
May 7 report from Junction City notes Hon W McFadden of Corvallis visiting farmland north of town and Leon Travis campaigning for Lane County state senator. Several candidates spoke at the opera house, including Geo E Chamberlain, WA Wann, WJ Farnish, CW Fulton, and JH Ackerman, with large crowds. Community events include a mass Fourth of July meeting, sheep shearing schedules, and staffing changes at local businesses.
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Canon
Junction City
W . McFadden
Corvallis
Leon Travis
Lane County
CJ Muck
Lake Country
Wisconsin
8 Cheshire
Eugene
Junction
Sheriff Withers
Geo E Chamberlain
W A Wann
Opera House
H W Bruster
J L Conner
Portland
John Vonne
W J Farnish
C'W Fulton
Astoria
J R Whitney
J H Ackerman
Ed Horton
Estrup
W J Furoleh
Maurice Winters
W C Washburne
H C Mabon
J H Miller
H M Milliora
Woo
JJ Winn
ML Barnett
JM Cook
AR Martin
J R Turnbow
J R Dennis
GC Miller
Oregon National Guard encampment set for Willamette valley
Salem May report confirms the Oregon National Guard will assemble at a centrally located Willamette valley point for eight days of brigade camp for instruction from July 17 to 24 inclusive. Governor Geer and Adjutant-General C Gantenbein announced the plan yesterday, after the state military board left the arrangements to them.
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Salem, Or
Oregon National Guard
Willamette Valley
Geer
Hhief
State Guard
C . Gantenbein
State Military Board
Chickens Butter and Eggs Advertised for Sale
Seattle Protoce Co on West 8th street in Eugene advertises top cash prices for chickens butter and eggs. Seales died at 6 30 am at his home north of Eugene from kidney trouble aged 59 years two months and two days, leaving a wife and one or two ae. Funeral services set for Friday at 10 o'clock, burial at Malkey cemetery.
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Seales
Eugene
River Road
Malkey
Zion News Looks for School House Contract and Local Updates
Special to the Guard from Zion Oregon May first notes tax payments, a pending school house contract, and the community’s activity. C8 Williams logs to Irvine Barbie place while Al Mayo maintains a top hop yard for a likely harvest. Boomer crew works near Laird place below Jasper as Hills Broe and others cut brush and log.
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Williams
Irvine Barbie Place
Elder Templeman
Boomer
Laird Place
Jasper
Tom Malloy
Win Tate
Creswell Items from the May 7 Issue
Delbert Morse and his father moved to Washington last Saturday. Mrs Montgomery will travel to the McKenzie river tomorrow to visit. A son weighing nine pounds was born to Mrs Farlow on May 5. Mrs Snyder moved into the Morse house. Mr and Mrs Morse went to Halsey to be with a ill father. A Creswell dancing club dance occurred last Friday night. The county Sunday School convention will be held here on Saturday May 10.
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Creswell
Delbert Morse
Washington
Mrs& Montgomery
Mra Stanton
McKenzie River
Homer Farlow
F Snyder
A W Morse
8S & Morse
Halsey
Mre Morse
Dancing Club
Crenwell
County Buncay
Woodmen Jubilee Draws Lone Fir Circle at Ball
Irving Macy of Eugene passes through Coburg as KE P Coleman visits in Eugene last Sunday. Lone Fir Circle 136 WOW hosts anniversary jubilee next Saturday at the Woodmen ball. Woodmen and families invited. Elva Wegger, previously ill, is much better. WOTU pie social on March 3 yields about $12. T W Tilman repairs his butcher shop. Lester Wilcox nears completion of a new residence.
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Coburg
Lone Fir Circle
No 136
WOTU
Srd Lnst
T W Tilman
Lester Wilcox
Woodchoppers Wanted and Local Ads
Woodchoppers wanted to cut big body fir wood apply at home on river road. Ads mention Grove's Tasteless Chlull Tonic and a 3 year old filly strayed from H Perkins place near Coyote with a reward. Also notices for Harred Plymouth Rock eggs for sale Loom? complete Eclipse stoves and ranges, two Cypher incubators for sale, and furniture ads in Monroe Oregon listings.
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River Road
Addeas
Junction
LC Worros
Perkins Place
Coyote
JT Richardson
Llewellyn
Steps through and Works off the Cold Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
An old advertisement promises a cold cure in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It states no cure, no pay and lists a price of 25 cents, framing the product as a quick remedy. The note emphasizes effectiveness and a simple payment policy.
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Grove
Courthouse Lodging House in Eugene Offers Fresh Rooms
A local lodging house near the courthouse advertises new beds, freshly papered and painted rooms, clean painted floors, and bright Brussels carpet rugs at each bed. No old carpets. Simple, tidy accommodations behind the courthouse.
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Eugene
Courthouse
Cows for Sale at Nett Yelley Ranch
Cows with calves are offered for sale at Nett Yelley ranch owned by 85 Stevens. Some calves expected soon. interested buyers urged to call the ranch for details and arrangements.
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Nett Yelley
Stevens
AUCLION ER Sixteen Years Experience Fine Stock Sales
Advertisement copy from a historical newspaper offering sixteen years of experience in fine stock sales. Encourages writing for a date and mentions a contact at Eugene. The fragment outlines sales expertise and a scheduling prompt without specific event details.
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Auclion
7TiLes
Eugene
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Multoomah
Forintendent Public
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MR Furnish
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Dexter News
Cobb
Prineville
Portland Journal
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AJ Zomwalt
Towm
W R White
Weatherly Creamery Co
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Benton County
Lorane
Lave County
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James White
Robinson
N J Moffitt
Bamford
Elmira
Baturdey
Line County
Saint Slayter
Blachly
JJ Wion
Veo Vrankie
Oregon
Seattle
Protoce Co
West 8Th Street
Zion
al Mayo
Alt Stewart
Edgar Johnson
Wom Williams
Jobn Parker
Ben Guiley
Mies Elva Wegger
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Plymouth Rock
Jefferson
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Chase Miller
Monroe
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TN Fever
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J M Woods
Pringfield, Oregon
Blue River City
SC Sparks
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Goshen
Richardson Plessant Mill
A. Parker
Jefferson Street
J R Yates
J M Gearheart
Eugene, Or
Walterville
EM Bowerman
H Rebmen
Overton
Wall Paper and Paint Co
McMinnville
Marquam Bidg
K George
Varney’s Department Store
Cecw Cregon
Eastman Jkodaks
Century
E. Sewahrzsahid
Gibson
H. Friendly
Capp's
Capps
Jacksonville Woolen Mills
Meg
P. Frank & Son
Health Food and Drinks
D U Green & Son
B. McKinney
Willamette’Street
Theo
N. T. Wilson
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