Union State Ticket in Oregon Counties
A list of Union State Ticket candidates across Oregon counties includes Fort Electors in Umatilla and Doli Stuart, Ernest Kroner and Jolin Whitaker in Multnomah, TG Green in Kenton, W M Schulmerick, and Dr Bernard Kialy for Supreme Judge. Other races cover prosecuting attorney, joint senator, representatives, clerk, sheriff, treasurer, superintendent, assessor, surveyor, coroner, and precinct officers in Eugene, with named candidates in Cottage Grove, Eugene, Florence, Junction, Lost Valley, Richardson, and Thuron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. M. Veatch
Cottage Grove
Levi Geer
Kk. Bripworth
Eugene
Chas. Harwood
Florence
W. M. Miller
Crenwell
E. R. Parker
Lost Valley
Lincoln Taylor
Cottage Grrove
W. L.q.heshire
Comparing Johnson and Withers in Eugene justice cases
The piece contrasts ex sheriff Johnson with current Lane county sheriff Withers, noting higher constable fees under Johnson and savings to the county under Withers. It argues Withers handles criminal work on salary, avoiding petty justice court actions that raise costs to taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Quithers
Eugene
Lane County
Withers
Leeman
Freeman
Patterson Brings County Treasurer Office To Courthouse
County Treasurer Patterson now operates from the courthouse during normal hours. Previously funds were held by banks, making access to the treasurer difficult and sometimes requiring a search warrant. The change to courthouse-based service is welcomed and improves business efficiency.
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Patterson
Comparison of Lane and Douglas County Clerks
The Roseburg Review contrasts Lane county Republican clerk with Douglas County Union clerk Garley praising economy. Lane employed an extra deputy paid by the county to register voters, while Douglas avoided any extra county charge. The editorial notes Douglas County debt differs from Lane’s recent GOP administration burden.
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Douglas County
Lane County
Roseberg
Douglas
Garley Hias
Douglas Qunty
Will Thistles End Trusts In Oregon Opinion
A fragmented editorial voice argues that trusts rob the public via tariff protection and calls for proper laws and enforcement to curb trusts. It critiques McManley state politicians and Republican apologists and questions a Dogberry plan to moderate demands while trusting markets to self-correct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crefoniae
McManley Trust
Oregonian
Withers Seeks Vote As County Sheriff duties T: Withers attends duties and campaigs around county urging support for sheriff post
Billy Withers, the sheriff candidate, conducts countywide duties and campaigns with fellow candidates as supporters urge a vote for him in the sheriff race.
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Billy” Withers
Him
Voters Challenge Clerk Over Ballot Omission
Thirty registered voters whose names county clerk Lee refused to place on the registration list will appear in court on Monday June 4. They will not vote, but must secure six qualified electors to vouch for them on oath to prove their qualifications while the clerk faces public scrutiny.
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Lee
E. U. Lee
Bridge Proposal Sparks Debate at Hendricks Ferry
Ephor guard Geo A Dyron of the Blue River mines writes in the Regis ter of today opposing a delayed bridge at Hendricks ferry. He urges the road funding be placed first with the county board letting the contract, criticizing the old board and urging a prompt deal. Republican acme iat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ephor Guard
Geo. A. Dyron
Blue Hiver Mines
Hendricks’ Ferry
Pew County Board
Republican Acme
Prospecting and a Cable Accident at Fall Creek
On May 22, 1900, Messrs Hamilton Becker and Kellert of Junction City prospect gold on Fall Creek. Mrs Drury and John Kissinger seek better health, RC Edwards repairs the dam to flood out sawlogs for Morris burg mill. Five men on the Fall Creek cable footbridge near Charley McFarland place lose a cable on one side but avoid the water, they cross by cobbling the remaining line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messra Hamilton
Becker
Kellert
Junction City
Fall Creek
Mra Drury
John Kissinger
RC Edwards
Morrisburg
Charley McFarland
Ballot Confusion in County Treasurer Race
The county ballot lists candidates for treasurer as L. Gilstrap for Republican but confusion arises with W. T. Pattison Prohibition and A. S. Patterson Citizens. Voters are advised to vote for A. S. Patterson to avoid selecting the Prohibition candidate Pattison by mistake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition Party
L. Gilstrap
W. T. Pattison
Prohibition
A. S. Patterson
Citizens
Warrant call and teacher applications notice
All outstanding city warrants to and including No 160 of 1899 issue will be paid on presentation at my office May 21, 1900. Interest will cease after that date. Giro. FLCRaw, Dated May 18, 1200. City Treas, Notice. All applications for positions for teachers must be fled with the clerk on or before June 4, 1900, Gro. F. Raw, Clerk Rehool District No. 4, Eugene May 23, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giro. Flcraw
City Treas
Gro. F. Raw
Rehool District No
Eugene
Lion Coffee Premium Display At Vincent & Co Window
Lion Coffee premiums are shown in Vincent & Co Corner Drug Store window. Free items for lion-heads include clocks umbrellas watches gold rings and jewelry plus useful household and children’s items, demonstrating the value given with Lion Cottages strength and flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent & Co
Locomotives Run With Oil On Pacific Railroads
A major Pacific coast railroad shifts from coal to oil for engine fuel, noting the test will show if the change is viable. The piece then pivots to an advertisement praising Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for stomach ailments, urging readers to try the remedy for indigestion and biliousness to improve digestion and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Epidemic of Whooping Cough Relieved by Remedy
A winter epidemic of whooping cough prompted use of Chamberlains Cough Remedy for croup relief. The product provided relief from coughing and a complete cure, according to John E Clifford proprietor of Norwood House Norwood NY. The remedy is for sale by WL DeLano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E Clifford
Norwood House
Norwood
WL DeLano
Machinery For Sale Turned Into Historic Train Power
A 22 toree Advance traction engine and a 12 horse Advance separator are offered. See at Clay Zomwalt place two miles west of Irving. Sale terms cash or notes with approved security. For details contact J P Sweer Elmira Or.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Zomwalt Place
Irving
Fuel for Force from Scott's Emulsion Ad
An advertisement asserts that fat is the fuel for body forces and promotes Scott's Emulsion as the best source to strengthen nerves, increase muscular power, and improve digestion, urging those feeling weak to use more fuel.
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Scott
Scotta Bown
Chemin
New York
To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old advertisement touts a one day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets sold by druggists with a money back guarantee. The box bears E. W. Grove’s algae and a torn label.
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E. W. Grove
Pleasant Hill community notes and events May 1900
May 21 1900 pleasant weather and good roads as Mr and Mrs John McMahon of Thurston attended church. Mr and Mrs Josiah Allison of Eugene visited friends last Monday. A band practice boosts local pride while Mr Godard of Leaburg relocates to a new home three miles away. Twenty dollars was raised for Odia relief and a May 26 picnic with band music and luncheon is planned. Cor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McMahon
Thurston
Josiah Allison
Eugene
Pleasant Hill
Godard
Leaburg
I Odia
Acker's Blood Elixir advertised cure for blood diseases
An advertisement touts Acker's Blood Elixir as a cure for scarlet fever syphilitic poisons and other blood diseases claiming it purifies the blood and is guaranteed. It also includes an independent view praising Sheriff Withers for fair law enforcement and efficient service without favoritism, urging voters to back him.
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Acker
W L DeLane
Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Plays Up Blood Purification
A vintage advertisement praises Hood's Sarsaparilla as the greatest medicine to purify and enrich blood, build appetite, and strengthen nerves. The copy cites testimonial claims of improved complexion and energy from Annie D. McCoy of Watsontown, Pennsylvania.
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Hood
Annie D. McCoy
Watsontown
Hoods Sarparill
No Cure No Pay Lemon Syrup Ad
An old advertisement promotes Groves Taste Lens Chill Tonic for malaria and fever relief with a pay only if cured offer. The tonic is described as pleasant to take and marketed as Lemon Syrup priced in cents.
Bark to W Sanders at Green's Grocery Store
A brief vendor note indicates Bark is taken to W Sanders and priced at the highest cash amount, with Green's Grocery identified as the location. The fragmentary text provides minimal context about the transaction or items involved.
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W Sanders
Green's
For Sale Cheap Mill Milne Box 614 Oregon
Auction note offers a Jones ebale mower and rake with a 28 inch Buffalo Pitt separator and ten horsepower engine all complete and in good running order. Inquiries to Milne C Mathers box 614 or Roy Milne at Ax Billy's Oregon.
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Oge
Buffalo Pitt
Milne C Mathers
Roy Milne
Ax Billy's
Oregon
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Eugene City Guard
Union State Ticket
TG Green
W M Schulmerick
Multnomah County
Seevenouse
Washington County
Bernard Kialy
Lake County
Coos County
Lane County Citizens’ Ticket
Gene
Geo. W. Kinsey
Constable
J.M. Martin
Golden Medical Discovery
Lane and
Voters Day
Eugene Merchant
Linn and
Lane
Theounty
Republican Party
Linn County
Gilbert
J P Sweer
Elmira, Or
Cor
Lane County Weekly Citizen
Bia
Tas Baapwield
Keona
Atlanta
Frien
STEC
Foulards
J. V, Kauffman
Mneda
W. L. Pbelynn Jeweler
Fe Ene Real Pate Ane Investment Office
Elephone Main
DAY & Henderson
Scars, Roebuck & CO
Chicagos
Kawren Willamette
Jase
Wenat
GC. Botzian & CO
C. Gotzian & CO Manufacturers
ST. Paul, Minn
Ayer
Dent Retal
Coufe
Populi Populi Prinel
Ridicu
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