The Plaindealer., May 24, 1897, Image 3

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MAY ill. IH97.
rii ciiurthi.
M Timnit Ohiirch- corner ol Main aud Lan
unota. Mumlay Hervleei Preaching, II a. m
ami 7.W It. HI. I Halilnlll IhkiI, 10 a, m. F.
W. MiHillvr, MillivrlnU'iKlulltt Ulaa M cell hi el
i l,o ill Hi morning ilrri KpwurUt Uagu
li .m it. in. IliiUlo llii'Mn y, I'limlilciil. I'lajrtr
Minting, Wi"liii'ljr, t 7.90 I'. Hi.
KlUKK I.. Milllllk, I'Mlllf.
l'aiuiK"i tiinirr Main and l.ano.
Iimnin ihuan ciinm ii tHinmr ol Cm and
Ii,m uwt Huii'Uy tU'ivlru: I'hiiIIu northlp,
in. Mini 7 V' "aliliatli Ht liiMil, 10 a. Bi I
V r, K. V. K ,7 p. m. I'rfr MiMitlug, Wadna.
ilny, 7 m '. i'i.
It. It. Ihi.wohtii, I'ulur.
Wheel Mlk.
'I 1 1 itr n ill It U itrntl many ' wheele on ths
iiiaikrt " I""" and " grade.
m...v iimiiilo Imy wheel dimply ou Hit
..,.,., m imhIiiIioii ol lb seller, who, ol
n.umo, alweye ha U'S I"1 IimI n,)
will alio you a few ol Ua khI point.
I(!M Vitltf Olll it Wllk defect!' point.
Why not buy awheel that ha an old
iiml cll)llliil reputation for durability
cny tuunlntt oualitlr, like, the Ini-
IHiii.il viliicli liaalho U"l reputation ol
uy wheel In Southern Oregon, a wheel
width no oiiu can dispute iu ipialillf,
Htul when tdkuii into consideration I the
ihcapetit wheel on Uio market for the
.rli e width Is at Ihe present liuie outy
,. T. K. Kk m iiin, Agent,
Koseburg, Oregon.
I.liuc a ml lluc tltrlul, lor pry
I nil iiiro- l inrlci 't
Old I'eoplc.
Old pejple nhu require undiciue to
regulate the bowel and kiduey will
I! ml the trno remedy lu i:ioclric Bitter.
Thin medicine doe not stimulate and
eoiiUiiiit no wlmkey nor other intotl
cant, but art at a Ionic and alternative.
It at la mildly ou the .loumch ud bow
wla, adding slrcnuth nod giving lone to
Ihti organs, thereby Hiding nature in the
performance ol tho luuclionii. Kleclric
ititlei" i hii erellent a't'Uor and alda
lliKUHlioll. old I'euplii lind it just H'
uutly what they mud. True filty cent
and Il.tKl t boUlo at A C. Marster A
t'u.'n drug ntore.
Hit licnl Uui liMlUUr aurl
ntrciiulli iiroduter. l-.lrl ol
Mm 1 1 mi MurMcru IniB moie,
I he I'atce tilcyclcs.
While they are u now wLit l iu thia
acvliou n( the tounlry. are oim ol Iho
leadiuti wheeU iu tho I'ant and iu Port
hiuJ, Or,, whore thcru ie etrong couie
litiou. No oito i au uiako a uilnl.iko in
tut) int; u I'ateo at ''0.
Tlial lircU. worn out, Mil goue
Ut'lliiK inliitrrtl i i;lrmi ol
Mall hi MMrnlrrn limit more.
l or Sale, Cheap.
A tfooJ Hotel 'Una, or
will exchange (or heavy
two-hurto hack. Ad-
drew, Paiiwin rii.uoN, KoMoburg.
MMll i;lrml. The iiiOMl iiomp
i.hinu ionic. jmIw. Ml Maratcra
nriiR Hlorc.
'I hero in inoro Catarrh iu thia nection
ol tho oiititry than all other diaeaaea
put together, mid until the Inet lew yeare
w.a Biipiioaed to bo incurable. For
ureal ninny yoate doctora pronounced It
h Ual diBeaw, and prescribed local
rouiodien, aud by conHianlly failing to
cure with local treatment, pronounced
it incurable. Kclem e haa proven catarrh
to U) a conatitutional dlaeane, and there
fore roiiuirea couaiitutional treatment.
IUH'h Catarrh Cure, manufactured Ly
J. Cheney A Co , Toledo. Ohio, H the
.Kjly couBtituliuuul cuie on the market.
Vlt w taken Internally iu donea from 10
Hlroiia to a teaxpooulul. It acta directly
a liiB blood and inucoua aurlaeea of the
! 'aui. Ihey oiler oue hundred dollar
. - i-aiu it (ailtt to enrta. Bond for
.ir..V,Ur 'U'lUJBliuiouialf. Addrona,
urtulura. VuttntY A Uo( Tolodo, O
Hold by Irut-""-
DC.
Mr. Ivia, it promluent livery
...aii merchant of lioalreii, a., haa th J
to o be ! iject of rheumatiam : 'I
takepleaBuro l recommeud.ng Cham
ume "",.. . ,iir rhoumatlam, as
. oil of Chamberlain', l'aiu Brim o.aed
theimlnaiid theuaeof one bottle torn-
,tiletely curod him.
iSlaratera A Co,
For aale by A. 0.
i r (iter l'lfly Veaii.
and wai.LTrtiD RanauT.-Mrt
.A1...I..UI H Kwilliluii Hyiun Iim uecti uoil lr
.ovor Utly i i1 mltllu moilieri lor ttiuir
.ebllilraii wliUo t)llilUB, Willi I'crlcct uccci.
atmiotliitlio chllii, kulU'uillieKiiuit, allay U
vnlu, cur wlml eulle, ! I H'O Ih-hI remedy
nurrii.. In iilvataut lii tlio tale. Hold Uy
..inu.ikiN luuverv latl nl tliu utld. 'i'wculj
I.., ,Uwi h Lullle. IIh value l lucalculalilo,
.flo..irn NU,I auk for M IN. VMunluw' HuolUiUf
iljliili, and luliouooltii'r kind.
y4.- at'HiitiiM lii iMlvr
namli'i.'
' Mr. rrotcr:- wc can't get
alontr without you. Here
arc thousands of people who
t rrood ten, and tons of
.ScMIiiig's Best for them.
1 Will you say to your
custumers for us: "Here is
a tea that I am sure of. I'll
give your money back if you
don't like it"?
BRICP MENTION.
Duy tilk mitt at the Novolty Ntore.
Caro Bra, are the Ikmii oierehauU.
New good at Caro Hro. Iloaa Hk.ru.
Captain Naab la In the city from Med
ford.
Fourth of July cclobrallou at BonwoII
Hprioga,
Ciay Hipiih waaliu from Cleveland
Hat unlay.
J, I'. Harrow wan oyer from Wilbur
yeaterday.
T. Maimiug of Maiahlleld vva iu the
city Hnturday,
T.C. Atu rhury of Ml. hkoll win In
town Haturday.
Im I!. Kiddle returnod Friday from a
Viait to Kiddie.
Firieat line of lummer drem fa brir a
the Novelty Htoro.
Hilka, ailka, waial aud trimming ilk
at the Novelty Store.
Moire aah ribbon ami other ribbon
at the Novelty Nture.
Flriilog (ackle ol all vrilii at H, K.
Hykea' hardware ntore.
lllrycle race at Koaeburg Cycle Track
on flalurday June Wt.
Judge Fuller ton win hearing Nome mo
tloua In chain here today.
tliaul I.veu ol (ialaaville wa domg
buBlne In town laat Friday,
llatlletl. Huillh ol Ureeu' atatioit
at the McClallen Saturday.
Now and oleganl line of ready made
wrappura at the Novelty More.
Mia lula Bradley made au over Huu-
day viait with frieuda at Wilbur.
f.iialo I.. Blaiu of Cleveland wan u
guett at the McClalleu Saturday.
Uentiatry of all kind akilllully aud
promptly done by J'r. Fred liayne.
Ihe Herald reiorta couaiderable dam
age from calerplllai ou the Cviuillo.
Pr. F. W. llayuea doe crown audi
bridgo work iu an up to date mauuer.
Uur dollar panta atand the teat. Try
pair aud get gueea ou the gold watch.
Miae Miuuie Hbupe returned yeaterday
from week' viait with friend at Oak
land. Wamku. A jouug girl to go to achool
and attend lo children. Apply at thie
elilce.
Berry hoiea, crate aud tack. A
large hipuieut juat received at H, K.
Hykea.
Key. bkidmore conducted the aervicta
at the M. K. church for Kev. Moore laat '
eveuiug.
W0 mower aecliou lor vale at Wead'
Hardware. Also fruit bos lack lower
thau ever.
White Mountain aud Arctic leu Cream
(reefers are the very beet. Wead haa
them cheap.
Have you aeeu the liili rade hue ol
lieu tackle, and have you got tho price
at Saluiao'a .'
All kind of artiticial teeth mado at
reasonable pricee at Pr. Fred llayuea'
I'eutal ofllco.
Aik to aee our ladica, miaeo, children
aud meu'a ehooe , uo better lino in town.
Novelty btore.
You can get a liuo croUel eel tit
Churchill, Woolley A McKen.io' for
very little money.
The Koyal Blue Crawford Bicycle
cau't l Iwat. Churchill, Woolley A
McKen.ie keep them.
Take your wheel to Hudson A llaui
lin'a bicycle repair aho (or repair.
Fird-claas work done.
T, L. tiravea, the Oakland photogra
pher, waa in the city over Sunday visit
iug relative and frieud.
J. C. llimt, ltav Ktearu, II. J. Ma-
honey and K. C. Uoalh of Oakland were
visitor in the city yesterday.
The director of tuo (iardiuer school
district coutemplato tho erection of an
11800 school house this season.
l or Whiteloy, .Champion, Walter A.
Wood, Doeriug aud Buckeye extras, call
t S. K. Hykea' hardware itore.
Dr. F.ume will give pretcriptioua in
eluding mediciue, between 1 aud 3 p.
m., except Sunday, for 50 ceiits cash.
Hardware, liuware aud implement at
special prices for the next two weeks.
Don't miss them at Weed's Hardware
tore.
There will be a dime ice cream social
at l'ino Orove churcu Thursday eveuiug
May the "7th. All are cordially invited
to atteud.
J. II. Day, jr., oue of the proprietors of
the Olalla miues, aud his attorney, W.
Boise, came up from l'ortlaud yestcr
duy uiornlug.
An unusually large number of farmers
were lu town eaiuruay, iraumg aua
wapplug stories concerning grain Hnd
fruit prospects.
The gypsy outfit that moved ou from
Koseburg Thursday pitched their touts
uear Wilbur aud were still there ou Sat
urday afteruoou.
Yesterday' raiu did uot vxleud very
lar north. Ihe local traiu from Toil
laud did uot eucuuuler a diop, but it
was cool aud cloudy, .
Memorial service will be hold at Oak
creek church, 8uuday, May 30, at 11
o'clock. Everybody iuviled. Basket
diutier after service.
Wuperiuteudeul Douglas Wailo rc
turusd ou Friday from a trip lo tho north
eudoflho couuty, where he hai boon
visiting tho public schools.
The Uev. W. 1. Audersou, Baptist, i
available (or Evangelistic-' services, or
will accept pastorale (or a ahoit time
I'reicut addiesM, ICoseburg.
This seusou the Kaudy KiUlieu will
luiu out the bostko cream-and ice
ctoaut soda iu the slate, New (reuieia,
new receipts, plenty ol pure cieam.
A Methodist camp uiceliug begin at
McCullouish'e ford near Ten Mile next
Uuuday, lasting uer two t'uudays. Di
T. U. Ford will be Iheie duriug Ihe week
I following the 31it.
JuJge L. Lougliary Is ipcted bom
In a day or two.
(ieutleuieu, buy one of our superior
made shirt, they will give satisfaction.
Novelty Wore.
Home Jyooking Ula correspondence,
arriving too late for publication today,
will apiwur on Thursday.
The Ice cream soils at the Kamly
Kltchcu will do you good. They make
It of pure cream. Try It.
The couuty court of Ian county ha
at last decided to build anew court house
at Eugene. None too soon,
The doctors all Icvomuieud Boftwell
Hprlng' water. You can get it in any
iuallty from Ad. Harmon, sole agent.
Koine of tho field of spring sown grain
aro uot looking as well as thy might.
It was a little late when they were sown.
F.ugeue will celebrate the coming an
niversary of the uatlon's birth In an ap
propriate manner What i Itoaeburg
goinK to do?
Win, layers, au old man about eiaty
yoara of age, w killed Monday at Lost
Hiver (iap, Klamath county, by his
team running away.
It ha been uoanimouily determined
that uulcaa Deputy Clerk Underwood re
store hi mustache hi wile will have
juat cause for a divorce.
Joe Hykei, nu Friday laat, fell of! a box
car while iwitchlug iu the yard here,
onto a pile of rocks, and luckily ecaied
with a few cuta and brulae.
Tho garden parly giveu by Mrs. H. C.
Flint aud Mrs. J. C. Aikeu laat Thurs
day afternoon wa a most enjoyable af
fair. About fifty guest were present.
Mrs. L. F. Lane, accompanied by her
daughter, Mine lb, left Haturday morn
ing for Kt. Paul, Or,, to permanently re
aido with her son, the Kev. Arthur Lane.
E. DuUae, physician and surgeon,
oQico in Marater' buildimr. Calls in
town and country promptly answered
night orday. lteidencc,tni Mill atreet.
N. Cockelreaa waa down from hi farm
on Deer creek today. He wear a more
cheerful face living under a republican
administration thau he did under a dem
ocratic.
Confidence is restored. You cau buy
the celebrated Itoewell Spriogs water in
luanlitie to suit, from Ad Harmon
cheaier Ihau water from Ihe Huuth
l'u)pU4.
The W. C. T. U. will hold ita tegular
meeting on the second and fourth
Thuisday of every month at 7:30 p. m.
in the Kpworth League room of the M.
E. church.
Pou't suffer willi rheumatism or ca
tarrh w hen you can got immediate relief
at Boswcll Hpriuga. Ad. llaruiou, sole
agent at Koseburg, fur this celebrated
mineral water.
H. D. Evaua ol Coles Yailey was doing
business in town Saturday. Ham says
thai ho will have au ouorniou crop of
pruues this year if nothing serious h
pen from now ou.
Tlior.! is no mineral water more pleas
ant for family use thau from the Bocwell
Spring. Ad. llaruiou, agent, will sup
ply families in auy iuanli(ie, pints,
luarta or dcuijohu.
The Weud Hardware Company of this
city bus tiled articles of Incorporation
with the secretary of stale. 11. M.
Wead, W. W. Thackray and L. 11. Wead
are tho iucoriiurators.
Mies Myrtle i 1 let lo left tliiH morning
(or her home at IVu.llcton. Tho youug
lady will bo missed from the social
gatherings of Koseburg and .it is hoed
she will soou return.
The ice cream they are makiug at the
Kaudy Kitchen this seasou is ahead ol
auything made in tlie town heretofore.
aud win advertise itself. You ought to
try their ice cream aoda.
Fugono l'arrolt and Herman Marks
returned Saturday from their trip to
the Mule creek mines. When they first
arrived iu town they looked a if they
had enjoyed their trip hugely.
The Kebekah Grand Lodgo which met
iu Portland last week, decided to hold
their next session iu Koseburg.' The Ke
bekah will be warmly welcomed by the
local lodge aud the citiaeus generally.
Mr. and Mr. A. I. Manning arrived
iu the city this morning from Central
America, and will viait at the parental
home of Kev. and Mrs. Wm. Manning
(or about two mouth. Salem Journal.
Youug bam, proprietor of the Japau-
eee Btuaar, hat a choice lot of Japan tea,
L'5 cents per pound ; China tea, 35. l'a
ier napkius 5 Lceuts per dozen. China
dishes at hard time prices. Call aud
examiue goods.
Mr. South wick of Salem I iu the city
for the purpose of organising a eircle of
tho Woodmau of the World tonight.
Thia ia the wotueu's auxilliary of that
orguuUatiou aud the charter member
ship will be large.
Dou't allow the lungs to be impaired
by tl o continuous irritatiou of a cough.
It is easier to preveut consumption than
to cure it. Oue Miuute Cough Cure
takeu early will ward oil' auy fatal luug
trouble. Mamters' Drug Store.
I have litet class uew freezers, plenty
of pure cream, aud guarantee to my cus
tomers tiist-clasa ice cream and uot ex
colled by auy body, i will make you
leu cream as smooth as velvet or charge
you uothiiig. C. F. Nievk.
Tho Mutual 1'roU'cllve luiurauue As
souialioii was oiguuuod to furnish pro
toliou to its members agaiuBt tire at
mtml coal. It is iusuiauce of the itvli
bil the pfiuifV audoi1 the iicujirV. W. II
Kkii.iiidkon, Agent, Koseburg, Oregon
KoHoburg will soou bo famous a
couvouliou towu, No sootier had Ihe
Endeavor decided to hold their next
state couveutiou here than the odd Ful
lows dsclded to hold their uext sesuiou u
the graud lodge her. D. 8. K. Buic
eays they had promised thj for, some
time. Now if Ihe lirst diitrlct committee
will tall the uetl couveutiou here th
cup ol uur happiuess, couveutloually
speaking, will be full.
There was light raid yelerUy and
Indcations today, or la 11 merely coast
log?
K. A. Booth cam lu from the north
ou lb local Haturday sod waiteJ for Ihe
overland when he proceeded lo hi home
at Orauls rasa, II had been on a visit
to friend at Albany and Eugene.
About two thoisand head of youug
cattle passed through the city on Friday.
They were owned by John blewart of
Eugene, but it is said they will I resold
to olhor parties aud driveu to the Mon
tana ranges.
II. M. Martin will sell the best binder
ud mowers to lie had, for th season of
1W7. None of your light, endlees chain
concern, that will play out lo on or two
season. Tho public I respectfully In
vited to call aud examine for themwilve,
The uew "Jones" Chain Mower, lake
the eye of the practical farmer. Church
Ill, Woolley A McKenzie have sold thus
far thia soaaon mowers to the following
wsll kuown erson : H. C. Miller, Judge
Kiddle, Chas. Curry, Oeo. Webber and
H, Madison.
A. W. Stanton of Brock way, who had
been sick at the McClallen (or several
days, l ad sufficiently recovered lo be
removed to bis home on Saturday. He
desired lo thank his many friends here
for their kindly attentions during his en
forced stsy.
All the yards of Koseburg are now
bowers of rose. The stranger within
our gates might easily be persuaded that
the town was named after the flower
that now abound instead of the old
pioneer, Aaron Koee, wboee residence
overlook the cily.
Ou last Sunday night, as Robert
Hanna was returning lo towu, he had
the misfortune to drive off the bridge
near Orandma I'inkaton's, overturning
and almost totally demolishing the
buggy. The rig was from the stable of
H. A. Collius. Oakland Grettc.
Iaasc Wiuningbam is in the cily today
from Upper Olalla. He reports consid
erable mining excitement op there and
say a largo portion of the country ia
staked out in quart claim!. Major
Walsh haa a claim that i said to assay
$800 to the tou. If thia U true it is a big
thing.
Judge Fullertou will return toCoijuille
City in July to hold au adjourned term
of the circuit court w lien several right of
way cases of the Coo Bay, Koseburg &
Eastern K. K. will be heard and disiioeed
This would seem to indicate that the
coutiuuauce of the road was contemplat
ed, anyway.
A lino horse, roceully purchased by
Dr. Hoover, rau away with Harry Wear
er who was ridiog him down Cass street
Saturday morulug, aud got mixed up
with lue sidewalk aud a iiost aud broke
is fore leg. The rider was uuhurt, but
the horie was so badly injured that he
had to bo killed.
Oakland will celebrate, says the (ia-
.ette. ''The peoplo shall arise aud come
uoto ch, and drink deeply from the louut
patriotism. Patriotic straius shall
float out upou the verdant air," and her
eagle shall be turned loose lo whoop 'er
up fur Oaklaud and her celebratiou.
very body invited.
Mrs. L. A. Walker, Miceee May aud
Minnie Fisher, Mis Addie Kriggs, Mies
Amata Smith, Misn Belle McOeehey,
Mise Flossie Shambrook, Miss Kuby
Bailey, Mrs. D. S. West, Miss Leoua
Htseell aud Kev. F. L. Moore will leave
the morning for Collage Grove to at
tend a district couveutiou of the Epworth
league. .
Tho complaint seems to be general
about New burg, in Yamhill county, that
fruit is droppiug pretty badly, so that
the crop will not be as large as ha bec-n
nticipated. French prunes have prob
bly su lie red most. The opinion pre
vails that the exceedingly hot weather
just as fruit was bloouiiug caused the
trouble.
Tbe memorial service at the opera
house yesterday afteruoou was well at
tended. The local Post and the Kelief
Corjie attended in a body. The eermou,
which was very interesting, waa deliv
ered by Kev. Skid more of Wilbur. The
choir was made up of members of the
local choir aud the musical part of the
exercises was much appreciated.
S. W. Taylor of Eugene, E. W. Allen
of Portlaud aud G. W. Peters of Oak-
laud, of the committee of the G. A. K.
to visit and report upon the all airs of the
Soldier's Home were in the city yeeter
day for that purpose. Mr. Alien is past
department commaudur. Their repuit
will bo made to the eucampmeut to be
told at Iudepeudance next mouth.
Vuothe'r band of 800 head ol bue(
cattle was started (or Oaklaud, Or.
from this place last Monday by Shor
wood and Page. This last drive agxru
gate more thau 1000 head of cattlo that
have been purchased in this vicinity by
outside parties J.this spring. Owing to
the. largo sale of cattle this season,
there will be a great falling off iu the
slock busiueHa ol this county for the
next low years. Myrtlo l'oiut Euter
prise.
Tho upecial traiu coulaiuiug about 400
railway couductert and their wives
passed through about 10:30 Saturday
tuoruiuk'. They were about tou hours
behind, the delay beiug caused by a de
railed traiu ou the Shasta division the
day before. The overland was delayed
about the same length of time iroui the
same cause. The conductors were roy
ally received at Portlaud aud takeu
down tho Columbia to boo tho improve
ments at the mouth id the river.
Twenty dollars aud eighty ccntasoiiuds
pt'Hly big lor one turkey hou iu one sea
sou, yet that is Iho uuiouut iculuod by
K, T. Turner last year. From the llret
sotting Mr. Turner sold tou gobbler (or
vl'.'.iO; Irmu thu lirst uud.secoud Betting
ho sold 8 hou lor 7,10, aud later ou
sold ouo hen (or 11.00, Muking a total
ol f.'K.bO, Out ol these two Bettings Mr.
Turner ha eleven biids lett, and will
couduet u tui key farm exclusively.
There 1 muuey iu it, Oaklaud Gatettu.
JACK CA5C
Undertakes to Hold Up a 5tret Car
' and U KincH.
On Frldsy afternoon last s lone high
wayuian entered street car about four
and s half milt out ofTacoma on th
Hteilauoomline and proceeded to relieve
the passenger of their money and.valu
ables, having previously ordered tbeino
torman! and Hurintenlent Dsrne, who
waa on the car, to the rear. Dame, how
ever, when In the rear drew Li revolver
aud returned. A pistol duel resulted.
Dame fired two shots and the robber
three. Two minutes later the robber
was lying beside the car dead, while
Dame had been shot in the arm and
Jewett Smith, a passenger, In thu leg.
Th dead roan wore hat bearing the
mark of M. Joeephson of this city, and
he was ImmcdiaUly associated with the
robberies that have taken place in tbi
vicinity. Subsequent Investigation
seems to have settled the fact that the
dead man I none other than John Case,
who was arrested and charged with tbe
holding up of a train in Cow Creek can
yon in July, 1805, and is also Supposed
by some to have bad a hand In tbe bold
up in tbe Sheridan field last January.
He is under indictment in tbe circuit
court here, being out on bond. He is
also due to apear for trial in tbe United
States court at Portland next November.
These are the Cow Creek cases.
There ia little question but the dead
robljer is Jack Case. Sheriff Agee tele
graphed to obtain particulars and among
other things got the number of the rob
ber's revolver and it tallies exactly with
that purchased I by Case of Cborcbill,
Woolley & McKenzie, here.
Baseball.
The ''Nerersweats" were defeated by
the "Eversweate" Saturday by a score of
28 to 27. The "Neversweate" were 11
run ahead in the first half of the 0th
inning, but tbe "Eversweate" rallied,
and aided by some questionable decisions
of tbe umpire, won out by one ran.
Summary : Home runs, Kennedy, E.
McKenzie. Three base hit, Fsolkner.
Two bate bit, Faulkner, Joeepbson, K.
Wilcox, Aobio, Kennedy. Double play,
Kennedy to Currier. Bases on balls by
Faulkner 2, Woodruffs. Struck out by
Faulkner 9, Kennedy 2, WoodruflT3, Mc
Kenzie 1. Time of game, 2 :50.
NtVSKSWtAH
Boyd
Faulkner
E. McKeuaie
R. Wilcox
Players
c.
1 b.
2,,.;
EvtRhtttATH
Htancliff
Woodruff
Currier
McCarthy
W. McKenzie
Anbia
Worthington
Kennedy
Barker
Gordon
Ciispmau
Josephsou
3b.J
s. s.
I. f.
r. f.
h. Langeunerg
Gibson
The Trigger.
The ahotguu club did fairly good shoot
ing yesterday, and Miller, Psrk and
Tolles carried off the honors with 17
birds each to their credit.
The ritie club are improving tome in
their shooting. In yesterday's match
for chickens, the result was a follow
Brill 0, Davis 6, Bryan 5, Benjamin 4,
Stroua i. Hadley 3, Ixwney 1. Tools
were won by Britt, Looney, Hadley,
Bryan aud Davis.
County Convention.
The Union Sunday (School county con
vention for Douglas county will be held
u Koseburg ou June 11, 12 and 13. An
excelleut programme is now being pre'
pared and will be announced at an early
date. It is expected that some excel.tnt
aud prominent Sunday school speaker
aud workers will be present. .
Crescent Bicycles.
I have in stock ten '90 model, ail
uew, ana nticd wan m. a w. quica re
pair tiree, which I will sell at one-third
less than original price. These wheels
are fully guaranteed for oue year. Casn
or installments. Call on or address,
T. K. KiciiAHuso.v,
Koseburg.
Notice.
The directors of the Douglas County
Agricultural Association are requested to
meet at the court house in Koaeburg,
Wednesday, May 20th. at 1 p. m. Im
portant business to be transacted.
J. C. Aikkn, President.
F. A. McCall, Secretary.
Don't Forget
That T. K. Uicbardaou cau sell you
the reliable Imperial bicycle, M7 models,
(orT75. strictly binb trade, and only
one srado. There is no cheap grade of
Imperial aud it is well kuown to all
riders. Call aud ice Ibeui.
Myrtle Creekers.
(From Tbe Beacon.) - -
The Chiuese pheasauts are getting iimte
numerous in this locality,
Thu raiu Suuday, did au euormou
amount of good to crops.
Tame strawberries are ripeuing iu tbi
vieiuity and will be iiuite plentiful by
1st ol nest week.
The greeu uphi aro uiakiug their ap
pearauce ou tbe growiuggreiu iu aume
holds o( this locality.
Quite an excitement waa created iu
town Friday afternoon, caused by a
twartuolbeea pasaiug up Maiu street.
They settled oi the chimney ol the
Myrtle Hotel (or the evening, but left lor
the mountains early Saturday morulug.
1, C. Sherman of Salem, department
tommuuder of tho H. A. K., ia iu Ihe
city. He came for tho purpose ol visit
iug ullicially the locul post and incident
ally to'lake a peep at affair at (he Sol
diers' Home. Mr. Shcrmaii, it will be
remembered, attracted considerable at
toullou last year by a publiehed state
ment over his slRuature to the eft net that
the old soldier were almost a unit (or
llryau, but the old eoldiera had opinions
oi their owu aud dldu'l "uuit" worths
jeeut
A batch of Newsy Letters from
Various Localities,
Uardlner.
Wm Sagaberd was down last week.
Mrs. Johu iHimmon haa none to San
Francitco.
Ker. Geo. Kooud ha returued from
th Hiuslsw.
Mr. Cornwall was down to the Coquille
a few day ago.
A. W. Keed i having a new office
built onto bis store.
Miae Maud Kicker will spend the sum
mer op Smith river.
Jimmis Smith is to have a new fence
in front of his residence.
Miss Fannie Nelson is (till abeeut on a
visit to bar grandparent.
miss Lillio Patterson of the Mess
House is to visit Coos Bay soon.
Harry Brant, now No. 1 in the Ump-
ejus L. 8. 8., was op to town Tuesday.
Miss Bella Wade has returned from
California, also Mr. and Mrs. A. K.
Ozoul.
Peter Nelson and son are repairing and
renewing what .need to lie the old Grill
bonis.
Herring was very nlsnlifal lsst week.
Everybody bad all they wanted and
more too.
Mr. Patterson returned from ficotts-
burg Monday, where she has been for
some weeks.
A DbotocrSDher who bas kis tent near
the mill store, is doing a fair business in
his profession.
The "Lily" came in Sunday and tbe
"Pasadena5' and "Sadie" sailed for tbeir
respective destination laat week.
Henry Wade, wbo waa captain of tbe
"Eva" daring tbe absence ol Cant. Corn
wall, bas returned to the "Juno."
This section is not very well represent
ed in tbe Plaimoeaxxb and these few
items may tell of wbat is being done.
Gardiner f to bave a new school house.
which is needed as tbe old one built
hastily 15 years aso. is shabby snd
scarcely large enough.
Miss Annie Nelson was down from
Scottsburs recently. Miss Annie is
quite satisfied with her school and seems
successful in ber endeavors.
Prof. Kobinette has nearly completed
bis term of school, and as be is to teach
tbe fall term will move bis family bere
and take np bis residence for a while.
Oakland.
J. C. Uuut spent Sunday iu Koseburg.
Clay Loos of Yoncalla was in town on
business last week. .
E. G. Young & Co.. shipped a car load
of woof to Albany Thursday.
Miss Minnie Sbupe of Boeeburg was
visiting friends bere last week.
Ben Shambrook of Uumpqua Ferry
paid our town a viait laat week.
C. H. Fisher was over from Koeeburs
Saturday interviewing our business men.
Emma Beblbrede of Koseburg was in
town last week, tbe guest of Vesta Hen
derson.
C. 1 . biujey left rriday lor Grove-
land, Cel., where be will work iu a lain
ing district.
Mrs. James Underwood aud her moth
er, Mrs. Routsn, came over from Kose
burg last week to visit friends and rel
atives.
E. K. Uannan of Roeeborg passed
through town Saturday morning with a
large drove of cattle for John Stewart of
Eugene.-
P. B. Beckley expects the arrival of
800 head of cattle tbis.week that are be
ing brought out from Coos county by
Sherwood and Page.
Tbe L. T. L. society gave an entertain
ment st the M. E. church Fridsy even
ing. Tbe several marches by the little
folk was appreciated and enjoyed by all.
Trilby.
Strawberry Hollow Items.
Strawberry
Tinea in this vicinity are
with fruit and they will
heavily laden
soon be ripe.
Tbe prune trees in tbi vicinity are so
full of fruit that if bait of them would
(all oft there would still be a good crop.
George Farnsworth of this vicinity at
tend school at Garden valley every Fri
day. Perhaps he is (tudying human na
ture. Lucy LaRaut aud Myrtle bteel gave
this vicinity a short call. Come again
girls when you can stay longer.
U. Vinson and family were visiting in
this vicinity last Sunday and we hope
they enjoyed themselves. 8am.
5cott5burg.
Miss Seisin cave ber pupils a short
vacation Thursday aud went to Gardi
ner.
J. lledden. A. Henderson and A.
Andrews returued (rotn the couuty teat
the first of tbe week.
E. II. Burcuard has gone to Gardiner.
We are pleased to note the return ol
A. E. Ozouf and wife from California.
They came by Coos Day.
Mrs. James Butler and family bave
gone to visit Mr. Glass' family.
P. Beckley of Elktou waa down for
some merchandise WeduesJay, which
came ou the "Lily."
Kiddle Items.
line Mite
K. S. Cockelreas of Koseburg, has imr-
cnaseu lue ruiuuici waguu buu m vbu
yonville, aud takes charge tbi week.
The nuarterlv conference of the M. E.
church will be held in Myrtle Creek on
the L",th audlJOlh of thia mouth when
Presiding Elder Ford of Eugeue will be
in attendance.
Editor W. C. lirrd of the Uuru Times-
Herald. Harney couuty. father of C. A.
Byrd, ot this place, was here during the
. . Ilk. I I.
nasi weea tor a visit wun ui sou.
Nichols Bros, started from thia place
Tuesday, with I'tJ'J head ol cattle for
Koseburg, where they are to deliver
them to tbe purchasers. Ihey were
driveu to tbe Umpqua river and crossed
by swimming at J. J. Chau wick's Kiver
lido (arm.
The prune crop will differ gieatly iu
ditlereul localities aud iu different or
chard this year. From all parts o( the
couuty (avorable aud unfavorable reports
come iu . ln tome orchard about Kiddle
there uever wa a better pror-poct while
iu other, especially the llehaui prunes
there will be t barely euougli to pay lor
galberiug. The outlook for a lair puce
lor (ruit is good.
Mouey lo loau ou city aud country
property. I. H. K. IU UK,
Maiateis' Building, Uoieburg, Or,
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