Billhead from Marks, S., dated December 29, 1871. The billhead indicates a sale to the Oregon Stage Company, payable in gold coin. Marks, S. was a dealer in groceries, liquor, cigars, clothing, dry goods, and other unspecified items. The business was located in Roseburg, Oregon.
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Billhead from Marks, S., dated May 6, 1867, indicating a sale to the Oregon Stage Company. The billhead advertises the seller as dealers in groceries, liquor, cigars, clothing, dry goods, etc., located in Roseburg, Oregon. Payment was specified as payable in gold coin.
Billhead from S. Marks & Co., purveyors of drugs and chemicals, Roseburg, Oregon, dated January 7, 1867. The billhead also mentions the Oregon Stage Co.
This letter, dated May 12, 1890, from Triest & Co. in San Francisco to S. Marks & Co. in Roseburg, Oregon, addresses an incorrect order. Triest & Co., manufacturers and wholesale dealers in hats and caps, acknowledges an error in selecting goods, specifically mentioning lot 56by and lot 66by, and offers to correct the issue by sending a credit bill or allowing a return. The letter features a decorative letterhead for Triest & Co., including an illustration of hats and caps and ornate Victorian-style script. **3.
Letter written on Morning Oregonian letterhead by Newman J. (Joe) Levinson in Portland, Oregon, to William Friedlander in Roseburg, Oregon, on May 7, 1882. Levinson requests a crop report for Douglas County. The letter is accompanied by a 3-cent bank note cover. An obituary for Levinson, published in The Oregon Daily Journal on March 30, 1909, describes him as a leading citizen and pioneer of Portland.